The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27
MuA'IoIPAL AFFAIRS.
Progress or the Municip.I Rr, -0Itatios.
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complete List gambling hoaces which are n oper
ton IN ihi. city, has been made out BY order OF
Mayer II Ia his intention to put an eiectual a Nop
them hereafter lie does noi wish 10 use .orcise Ue
sures Tor ts complete thpatou nlt can bs avoL W
but he 10 determined that tAe law this subject al
be enforced TO tho very letter Alredy warrants ha,
| been issued and . number Of arrests maze The pre
pristors Of the largest and faahisasis \s,sbsh
msnts have been held 10 bail BE has fahm "a .sessioa
legal practice 70 be carried on on their On
this list msy be found some Of most waltz and
houses or othsr arc let to BE- used gambling As
LIimtno list Of the owner, win bo pubiiAhed, 80 "a
the public may know who II is MAT lend thrir asissa
to foster ths business Some Of the houses on RsosA
way and othep leading thoroughares occupied by tn
hey could BE- n for for San. or o,s.r sisn ss
.hs,ame eouIr VI. be Pursued In regard TO hous- Or
this purpose will appear In the papers.
ARsEsTKD on \ CHARGE or sELLIs0 uHnEAITuy-
MRhv.
john J. Kipp, Richard Moore, and Samuel s. coIsst
were arrested yesterday p charge OF offering ua
healthy veal for sae n Washington market and tsks~
before Justice Osborne, BY whor they hsd 10 bas
in the Of $500 each. The following Il tAe amAAyt
on which the arrest made
Thomas Monroe Health warden Of the Third ward
being duly sworn depose. and aaypihai hsthis morsss
J. Kipp Richard X. Mosre ana samuel n Coiby nttee.
aead calves witch we're offered tor sale in said mArsss
tnr caves betnK unnt Tor account Of
and being continental to h~alts. -
George Williamson, OF Warrington market, wa. s<.
resed on similar charge, and held 20 bail In the
amount Mr.. Hsssy made the following adavit At the
Mayors office -
Terrok Hassy. OF No sos Houston street, being dolly
sworn saya that this 2oth day OF march, 1885. hs
purchased from George williamson at washnytoa mar
ke, one dead calf, which Is unat for and ds,rm.a
tnl to health, en- account Of tho being De-
pontnt believes not more than week old. Depossst
further ,ay' ihet the said Williamson Va. Offering fer
sale, al the tnac time, another calf OF the same Kind
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAYFIc.
Warrants issaed yesterday by Judge Osboras Al
the Mayors Office for this arrest Of number of hqua
dealers who were reported selling Sunday last
The number Of glasses sold reported BY tbs
corps, WAS W. The ordinance impose. hns OF ten
dollars for each offence or a days imprisonns fer
every dollar hne, 80 that there will be quito q snug
house The Mayor rminsd 10 sn'oros III. penalty
In every instance whtre he obtain ths necessary 10
gal proof.
Board or Aldermen.
MARCH 20--Issac o. Barker, Esq., President In the
chair. Tho minutes Of the last meeting r,sd ans
approved.
MISCELLANEOUS rArKhs
Petitions for the remission Of taxes referred A
resolution offered BY Alderman wiiAmsos direct
Ing tho Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps report
the Board copy Of the contract entssed into with tho
New York Gas Light Company for thu lighting Of tho
lower part Of the city also whether tho contract hAs
not expired and II 80, On whA, terms the Gas Company
with such suggsstons he may dsem advi,abs In rss
to the future lighting Of the streets in the dsssct
heretofore lighted by the New YORK Gas Light Co-panv.
ADOPTED. Alderman Howard offered resoiation shsa
Engine Company a3 have permission 10 do duty With ths
engine formerly used by Engine Company Is a.
delivered TO the Chief Kngipser BY Engine Company IL
who have possersion Of II. Adopted. The Com.
Of Repairs and suppsr reporsi that tbs oo.a
Of removing the ruins of the building In tie Pars
amounted TO ~ ,eoT 10. The number of ploysA
was 3,i2s The ~port, which is very volumnioaa--
ninety seven shee's-wAH IN motion OF Alderman NJ,
vas offered by the President Alderman BarhsrJ tAaA
the ONCE now used by the CITY Judge be set apart fw
the Of the justices of the supreme Court AdoptsA.
Several reports concuing With the Board of coune.ss
In nagr ng and repairing sdewaks received seA
Tho report 81 tho Committee Of A.se..msn,. ishvor
o. confirming ,''.,,m'nt ,or grading third .vs.as.
after debate oftver an hour concurred Ia.
rHrIIpuK
Alderman VooRnis rose to question Of privilege
respecting Judge Stuart. ~. had been wrong uliy
ported as 70 some srpresons though h. admitted he
was wrong In one thing himself
Alderman Eir--whAts tho authority
Alderman yooHms-Tbo Daily Tin<s. Hs theu pre-
cseasd 10 read the r.por, ths the spp~s
pA,on oi 600 for The apprehsnson of ths nurassr
o Poole appeared In the FSpres anil the n,se, both
Of which ssrs ~ropsths latter a,,rIbutins TO him ths
expression bai Poole lot on for assault
policeman, and that Poo. justice stuart earnest
advocate for hi. s.eap. Nov he nsy-r sad that iis
said II justice stuart and the District Aitornsy AsA
other officials bad been half vigisnt In ths
d.oharge Of their iniy before this transActlss
as they bad been 'ainos, II would have bsenvssttss
lie CAd W had ssd that Justes stuart the psfs
cipal witDes In ths In ~bish Poole cesr~d
justice stuart had explained 90 him that he had evss
testimony tho occasion o. s-.alt eomHit,sd -
lools policeman ia hls Court bat b~ing engsged
Other matter. At the time o. ths ..s.o b. did not ss
sufficient Of " be sb. 20 give evesnss strong snosxh
10 convict Poole lie (Ah intended 70 cast 10
pu,aiion Justice stuart AMI Il hl. rsnsrss hsa ssss
reported he bar expressed them they would not have
appeared 10 ha,. osnsufsd Juar. stuart. Hs hspeA
the repor''r 10 iustes 70 Judx. Stuart would nsstss
Adjourned TO Thuniay nsrt a, 5 o'elses