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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The first citing after the Summcr recess was eld
at the City Hall asst night AID BARNARD, the Pfes-
deLt presided and all tie members answered - their
1snes. 1t being anticipated that the late difficulties
among TIE frenlen and the action OF the Mayor
thereon would be brought before the Board, large
number Of fJeren attended, filing the en're au-
dence part Of the chamber.
COMMUNICATIONS from the MAYOR were presented
vetOiDg resolutions previously passed authorizing the
procuring of plans and Specifications for the building
Of rev house for Hose Company No 2, Eastern Dis
trict authorizing the ceiling of the District Station
House 10 be repaired; and gTantlg license 20 Angus
tus Iyars 10 run stage line from Dvison-av through
South Fifth end SoGth Seyenth-5s TO Peck-elp Ferry.
Tie cou municatOns were directed 10 be published.
The MAYOR aso submitted a number OF conm1ni-
cations relative TO The late difficulties among the ire
ucn.
The first inclosed communications from Assistant
Engineers AtwGter, Tay or, ard Reeves, gvirg IN
detail Il c circumstances of the difficulties between
Nos. aad engines on the evening OF August ~ LOT
which they locked up by the Mayor pen1ing the
action OF the Common Council.
Another communication eives an account OF the
difficulties between Engines Nos and 4, and stating
that they had been locked mp by the Mayor, and sub
fequenty released by the Fire Department Commit
tee The Mayor again ordered the to be locked mp,
and submits the facts to the Board Tor their
action.
The MAYOR also called attention TO the fact that
most if OF all the engines and other carriages OF the
Fire Department were altered so as to tit the railroad
tracks, upon which they run at dangerous rate OF
sIeed ard recommends that the guage OF the whesls
be atre1 to prevent the of the ra;ss hereafter
His Honor likewise called attention to the subject OF
@ paid Fire Department, and sab nitted documents
from Mayors of other cities relative to the working OF
The system. He recommended a careful consideration
OF the subject.
The communications were all appropriately re-
feired. So.
In conr cotton with the subject Of the fremens dii-
cuties series of resolutions of which the following is
the substance were offered by AID tANchEh: ~.
To sustain action of the Committee In redeiFenng tue
engines respective Companies without awaiting the scA
oftbe Board -
citing the Chief Engine to remove looks placed upon
the b cs nv order yor and restore the engines
and hot ses the respective Companies
tn an the Chief Engineer be directed conne the engineer
TO the respecve c until the chang have been rem jye1
Nume, ous amendments were offered Bnd lengthy
DISCUSSION ensued; when. motion Of aid. BACK
uoUer the whole subject referred TO the Fire De-
partmt mt of tic Western district
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BOARD OLE SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, sept. lO-The RECORDER in the c1airi
the Msytr also reselt-Scme petitions rere received
AID rei,red for corre-tion Of tax also one or Two
more of Census Marshall.
Povof Census Afarshals.-The Committee on County
OFF, cs reported in favor of paying the following bills
which wos adopted: james NJ. Boy d, Thirteenth Ward
sixth District, $50; Henry C. BOYD, Thirteenth Ward,
Fifth District $50; J. l. Benien, Seyooieenth Ward,
Finh Dttrict slis; Chas. II. Keen, Nineteenth Ward
Se,cnd District, 500, Daniel Willis, Eleventh. Ward,
Ninth ID siric', $40.
Tnereaye OF PAY Of Judges.-AId. Ely in behalf Of
AID Barker, who had 20 bs absent IN brooklyn
moved 10 take up the report Of ihs Special Committee
n r i1n 10 hn Increase In The pay Of Judgcs-Carred
Uc then moved that IL be- mnde the special order for
Monday. Aid yoOrhis moved an amspdnsni that !,
be tslsn up on second Monday Of November. THIS
was opposed by AID I/Ji1 ~ likely 10 throw II ont
sl,oV her for he yea, b. carried, aud tho amend
nsnt IN favor of secDpd Monday IN November aiopiel
- to-
The Board tLen hAjgurned 10 biendaJ neal
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DC, c,sl msiancoa they adopted by wealthy per
eoi Who had 80 chlldrn. ihn tho 1roipat 10
that they will inherit wealth. Huoh vas to success ho
had mot WITH that hh / nj numerous applications rom
fani, 10 have children brought "a thon 10 adopt
lie enid that tho Five Points miyh ust AZ we'll supply
the demand ~ 20 have Il supplied from other quart re-
lie Dc eir Go have parents whose families deeti-
th,r children hy having them thus adopted and pro-
vided for. IIe nlso showed tbs great Inducements
which cid out 70 tho unemployed adults to
60 10 Illinois where labor Of all ki16s was IN demand
q. n muneTaiive whges. He announced in conclusion
that be was ready 10 convey children West without
expense to parents if they vii ing 10 &C.. He Will
remain for several days 10 receive applications
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IAirarfiseneut.l

DAYTO SURRO G ; q.
The Office Of Surrogate S1roges and Surrosstes Courts
and Executors aud Guardians IN the state OF
New-Yofk -,
compilation the Statutes and Summary OF the Judicis
Decisions Of the NewYok. relating the Office Of
Surrogate the Proving Of Wills the granting ~ Probate OF
Letters st.mcn.ry of Administration and OF Guardsn,hp
and the Powers Duties and Liabilities OF Executors, Admins
Guardians arranged In the form OF esise oy
Isaac DAYTON
With appendix containing Forms and Preeeens ot fss
urrogstes Courts and for the use OF Ekeeaors Nd
uiI.s1sos and Guardians.
BANKS, GouLD Co,
No. III NssSaus., ". Y.
GoULo, BANKS Co, 49,
No. as Broadway, Albany.
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Advertisement
To THOSE WHO DRINK At BARS AND HOTELS.

number Of persons who keep and hotels IN
b.bi, CT nr my empty bottles Nth h,ir nnsa ana
scp,APps would adve al who drink q such pieces to ms
the appearance the bottle and the vrsp2e ~ "a 81 snSai
be efac require the bsrkeeper 10 open hesh boe ~neh
Is the only way guard ssainst such fraud . .,
UDoLPHo WOLFE, No. ?? Besver-s-
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IAdvsrtl.smsBf.I
UrCrw,N. CLARK a. Co-{Late RrsHrOS,

CtaHEL Co lGIsrrSr 6op Livrs Oit--rhs great saeess
the OF this vsushs remedy Ia CoDsu npon BAY
ns induced ali hind. OF limitations. pgrcha,cr. csaiioned 70
notice chat the ,gnaurs TcENAs. CLARK Co., "a fun,
HgcT1Ax CT AK e. Co,
Sole successors Rushton, CLARK Co,
noe. 1855, rs, 5li and T,s Broadway.
Wholesale Depot. No. les Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

MADLLE PARoDIs CONCERT To-NIGHr-Madle.
Parcels Concert will take piece tonight (ru sdayl
at Nblo's Garden. Her lsst one drew grea. crowd
no more than ia due 20 her incontestably superior
powers rs vocalist. she viii sing to night anun'er
of pieces Of the hi hes. oder Her assistants VIII be
Mad Srakoscb, NJ. StTekosch NJ. Bernardo, Mr.. APP
tomas the brCtbers Mullenhaucr-a concert bill OF the
FIRST order.
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ANEW CATHstIc CBrRcH.--A rev Roman Cstho-
lie eS6ce nearly completed situsted Priest Ia ths
northern outsks Of The Fourth wsrd 10 sabst sntisi
brick edifce, 20 feet In width by ~ IN depth and 81 oc
Sl2Ge vii b. used FOR worship and foe school aud ths
rews will be contracted ,h they may Be used school
e'ks weskdss. The church " be eoTpl'tea for dodes
Bedford Pa has been appointed the Of this eharch
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TAdyertisemeut.i

CROCkER on SHERTFS.
The Duties Sherifs Corouers and Constabes with fac
JoHy G. CRoCkER,
Cour selor at law.
Just published and for sale BY
BANKS. GOULD & Co.
No. Ia Nassau st N. 7.
GOULD, BANKS Co,
No. AS Br adwsy, Albany, y. /.
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ngyrIxg AT TIE YiyE rotars MISSION

nesilay pss hsg is<i syeniDg ia The shsei u The
we Fonts BissDs. e, wLbb p.s Rev NJ, Vac
NIrss. s>iiAg as sga1 u he linn Missionary 81
sesJ n n.s hathsss, Ftisai,sI the'th. sss~i '''s
inltsshk fttts ,ssiiys Y. ~ ss,<ss ~ hss 49, VIII
%. bfaisE Lss.ss ~ ivsniy setS aes'i'~'s .had's"
,ske. ssi w Lis t9D. ~ flys r.dsis iis a~ss'is
ptts ~ e,.si iis'si a. ..;a.y. H. "s' l'.s.''.s'
t,.4hs oJerssJ by isas;bs3 ~ Ls1. ess~.'shhG ~
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PoLIoK.-Jsc. Bowen. Adam Waha and Charlie
Cau.uler arrested for committing an sssulr ssd be tery
Hoppe ed before Justice Bernard
dsy and each he'd for trial in the OF Saa
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FIRE AT O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in the varpish factory of Mr.. Keeer, in North
Nnh.st., between Fourth and Fith-sts. 1t originated
in the defect of chimney due. The factory was des-
troyed. Loss about 80 900. The building in front Of
the factory in which large quantity OF varnsh was
stored YVES saved, although there was considerable
damage done to it and its contents by water. Two
dwellings adjoining were considerably damaged by
fire ard water.
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CARRIAGE AcciDEST.-On Sunday Mrs. Mahan,
iubsy ZEN from the carriage while going down Prospect Hill
AZ brisk pace it Is Fesd dsngerou'y hurt Ia az
TO top the horse anlsa into fence and was
90 much lpufed that found necessary 70 Kill him. Inc
an was broken In peces The injured was TAKEN 70
Sii!enwers hotel medical remedies were applied MI
Mahon and wife escaped with but aight ioIuTies.
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TAdvertisement.l
M AAoAA.nn ~ hn1
CuANnrIIFRS.-The att

ed N chr stock Of Gas FIXTURES the Warerooms Nos
q; ard n IA hust Our designs entirely and Original
and wei worthy of examination by the trade.
MITCHELL, BAILEY CO., Manufacturers.
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.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

REPoRTTD Ksow NOTHING NOMINATIONS The fol-
lowing are the reported nominations OF the Know
Nothing party for County Officers OF Kings County:
Senator, John II. Rhodes Sheriff, George H. Sim
monson; Register, Waller Barre County Judge WIN.
II. Gale; County Clerk, Gerard d. Stevens The
nominees previously acted with the Wing party with
the exception of the candidate for County Clerk, who
Ak n Democrat.
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Massinger's play of "A New Way to Pay Old
"Debtso wss very well played last night at Buttons
Mr.. Dyott as &" Sir Giles Mr. Burton as . Mar
all, with George. Jordan Lefiingwel, Burke, Kate
Reynolds and Mis- Raymond in the other leading
parts. The piece was well got up and well received.
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Advertisement

II you want to see an ingenious piece OF VOTE
unan.hip call W. NJ WLNARrHs, No. ~ hsidenlsae ADD
examine the new style Pen and PENCIL CASE made by him.
called LoND's PATFNT." II Is the ulost complete arrange
Cor sale II is made OF gold and silver
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ADVERTISEMENT

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETINGs.-Ne nave
row in store large stock Of Fall Iupoitsous comprising Vel
vet Tapestry Brussels Threeply snd Ingram Carp TING
Floor cofs &c. which odrng az very low ltes i9f
cash Rich BInssel37 and 81 y yard. SMITH hoDNS-
MERRY No. 455 Broadway, near Gr,nd-st
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The great inhaling remedy for Asthma, Con-
mpop and all diseases of tho Throat snd Lung Dr. Cua
MSS HYcEAS Thousands have been restored 20 health ire
past year By the yGEANA Principal once No ~ SosdSsy
and ,od by C. H. RING No. 1876 Broadway Price ony IS
package Dr. CURTIS will bs at the oics tsy nom III 70
o'clock where hs may be consulted tree OF chaTse'
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FIELD PREAcRIsG-On Sunday afternoon last tbs
Rev Patton Of Hhosea ich,d his 'ouh in the
yl,-au Yields from Tsssh e., xvi The slain OF hs Lori
sh. be many Coed order ohsev cd By hsners Ani
strict attention YRS paid 20 his remarks
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GTHNas Fysrry.L.-A Germsa Sangsrfsst took
place EswSt y-s,srday Lsgs numbers Of Osn,ns mon
~omgn. and chlir-n present, Tho G-rnsn military
siDsps securities marched Ia procss<on 20 tbs
ssect-d who're erected ard dec rsfed -
hg aud haEnrr feas for tho accommodation -rsons
fr'cted Boo h the gro1ni fof ths
sale ~ lsEer beer ard other refreshments The e7rtan nsnf
consisted Of Grafton siorns AMI ymnase exercises Of tbs
10 the goblet ablgt foot high, uisds
from sod OAK BY the khentsehe ssase'bana
Of Newly orb 70 the Newxksr Eintrseht aud
speeches made BY members Of ssh party The
formed beaded ~ the Jeferson Rides and the
band followed by the Turner'S with Rnbssms Baad
engns Societies and moved to the Fss4l The ssvi
ties continued 20 Q late hour.
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JR. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, THE NEW ELEC-
rRIcu RyMFpY.-OLGvE TAR Is sHALsD AND APPLigDi IT
4, NOT CAKEN. Cures diseases Of the
TBRoAT, LUNGS NERVES MUSCLES, JotNrs AND SKIN
Sold al Nos q and "a Ne E-st., at 80 cents bottle.
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pUHDYs NATIONAL 1HEATER.- y. *. scott
appears sEan Tus al Ibis poposf IN ssis 10 the
sasoats 90 TYsSl new psDt9nin- called TIE Ho'h ~
PtHfs aud Q comsdstfa make up tho BIZ.
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TAdvertisement.I
ANsoN's DAGUERREOTYI

ANCON'S IDAGU rIHOi y"
..Dt. cocred and twice the size ever TAKEN or
cens and equal those taken for % elsewhere ensn-
Ter AssoAs No 500 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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advertisement. -
BIAKE's PATENT FIRE Poor PANT, No. ll9
Pes5-s--See under head OF Paints.
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Advertisement |
II the Old Establish
NrIy pAPrR HANGINGS-

rert No $50 Pesr which invite the attention oil
de aeis and consumers generally. OSULLlVM rht,
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RuS OyER.-A son of Mr.. Mot, Fairchd of Gowa-
an. ,y-d about three year. by mk cart In
H.itonSy yeserdsv Severely injured The Occurrences
appeaI to have been purely academia
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Gas G4S-Seyeral new styles of Gas Fixtures,

GAS, bAS.-SeFcIui new ttS VI vas
beauty and anything ever offered b.
fore AT our great Manufacturing Depot Also, several new
just Imported by steamship from France and Eoganj
ARCHER WARSER Co., No. 575 brsadwsJ.
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ROpT takes real lfs size photographs On canvas.
poors gSsrsgl.s ~ al -rNs gfssprpss~pd
Eoor's O-lisSJ u sssJ ~ s11ess
BaoT /, al No. D.I Bspadvsr, esrnsf a Ffsnsla'H'
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FxcURsIoS. The season for target excursions has
commenced Yesterday the Forty Acre Guards Capt Chs
pcreded 20 tho country their annn excursion IheJ
berel nearly one hundred mnkc ana made good appear
ace They we're accompanied by tho brooklyn bend
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advertisement
SOMETHING NEW-Directly opposite Taylor

SOMETHING NEW.-DIrtCIiy UPPUsIto fay I01
s,loon 10 Broadway corner Frsnkin and elegant
Ca pet has been opened by the enterpnsg urn
OF Yousc JAYNE sre informed have Jus5 resVst
the latest pseI vevet tapestries &c and which are %
sred at extremely prices Good Brussels a. vi per ys'
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[Advertisem

c.leb,scd Desueueotypes by the ARTISTS CLUB No s
Roadway fer % have been exceed In quay OF
price by productions OF art since Adius time see hc
daily with Ho mess patent process
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AURHsTs FoR DRUSKgNSEss.-1hc here were ~ ar
x the Police consolidated Tor the % hours pro
Won. 10 yes,erday n0rnng OF tho whole nuubar % were 10
and oaslndcr other petty oacilse'
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NEWJLRSEY ITEMS.

Gov. Price, Of Eew.Jeney, has Issued procisuH-
ton eesie,naiing 1hursjay. the 4,h day OF Octobs
n,It 90 Day Of Thanksgiving for tbs bounifai hs
vosts Of the PFC sent seasoo.
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FUEL FOR THE PooR.-YVe wish that we had a
Society like the one in Philadelphia, that receives dur
ing the Sumner small sums OF meney, either as aepos
its or contributors, which arc expended IN the
purchase of coal at cheap wholesale rates. to be dealt
out at cost to the subs ,ribe, benefcares OF the
benevolent. during the Winter. 1t is somewhat like
sixpenny sayiDgs-bank, only That the deposits are
drawn u coal instead of cash.
But fer economical purposes all Of our charitable
associations should lay in stock Of coal now for
pratuitous distribution. If they have no funds let
them appeal for cid for that purpose for dollar now
will be nearly equal to two dollars in Aidwln'er'
We hope our Alms-House Department VIII MAKE q
more homes, purchase of coal this Fall than they dd
the last. The quality Of much that was distributed
was abominabe, and could not have cost one-hah the
price Of good coal, though presume the City Treas
ury was taxed tie full price of first rate article
There is TO time to be lost in laying In supply Oh
coal ether BY the poor or for the poor Active beney-
oltnce could not engage in better work than this, or
at a better time than now.
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FousDLISG-A female infant was pickle up In an
Brut yesofJ.y nias she hd bora p'ced la font Of
to houso tho fopuoi fan BY ths nhst ana hs
s she wss che b, tho Superintendent Of tho Poor
81 rnu,f- fIrd 10 to AIM Hound.
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WARDEN OF WARDS IsLASD.-The Commission
ers of Emigration have selected AMOS PnLsBURY'
now Warden Of The Albany Penitcntiary for Ward-n
Of The Emigrarts Refuge on Wards Island, IN place
Of Charles Riddle, resigned. We regard this saec'sn
a. an emirently happy one. Mr. Pilsbury has been
almost constaI tly engaged in the management oil
PRIOR for the last Thirty years. having entered upon
II when but nin,teen years old under the supervision
Of bis father, who was Warden Of the New-iiamPshne
State prisop. In 1870 be accompanied his father 10
the Connecticut State Prison, OF which lie was ifst
deputy and On biz father resignation In 1870, was
appoiniod Warden. lie remained hero ~ " arden
for fifteen years, governing tho prisoners admirably,
and paving into tho Stats Treasury clear pfoht oil
l,c housand dollars from tho products OF
trlson labor during hls management, while nh amount
fy equal had boen devoted O. tho eIi1nHion "i th'
trison buildings aud tho impfo vanrnt 81 na through
out The state. During Nh equal term pfio' Z" tho
t1llsbut,s' cement, tho Prison had drawn over
Zoo 900 fto,n The afs T,easufyi sni II is remark
allie ti,ai oLsp NJ T. len Tho r'ison in isis. ahd
,ss absent bs tas months. bsss" Immediately '"
run b.Li,l eaa actually su"b 81 900 d"'"e be 81
ss..s -
si.1s 1885 b., +. has hsi .hs'es ~ 'he A''a"r
t.,..a,..y, !. vLi.L tss' Ls he's e''s" shs '-nss'
eel Lis .si..i.. ~ - 10 e'sslr ass''s'
s,.ia Ia l.. i.i.a.a ~ tis On. ~ Liris' ss's'
A.. ....,d a.. .Ls.r. - we'd tsi-"i ~ d" "''
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Turn ~ FTNAtTs Two females called ct tNe
bouss Of John fyrn Coumhast Gear Atlantic Yesterday
nduciu tic 10 ino tho yard and ~aih
liz whch they stated heies destroyed by
low. sL,saod pooAab boob attaining . 20 inH h' coat
whLh yes hanging tho On hls setnrn hs uhed tho
none snd caused The OF tho tsns~ thor "oe
h,ousi BE- ita Justite lshley and held ios hearing
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SWAN Mocur aud MACON also oppressed tho imm aiiate
acirn on tho ,epoh ne thoY mol prepared.
Mt WV mcvcc tha, Tho Hoard inject on ruo'day
c,rnirs io jiscute Tho auNce,. Not eccootel
Mr. MAroN tad II Il Va crowded through Tonight,
many will vote different nom what they oihctwiac
would " tcy undc,slcci The matter thoroughly
Mr.. Moons wanted full atioudut cc OF members;
hy laying tho matter over to "Wednesday The abscnt
onCn ntl hi he able to attend.
The motion to postI ono 10 "Wednesday was lost
Mt. CoNo,iR moved that the report be now taken
Tho following Is mn ouil no Of the report;
Tho Manhattan aud Ncw.iofk 0aslsht Companic, have
s,cAdy ,pon appatccs provide al the g." required for
10 odd 10 tho capts invested manufacture within these
dptc wtuo btccssay increase to tue producer aud con
w CIV mpsn, would render Necessary open the streets
i the purpose synS their mains and service pipes AID
would cccA.on very great interference with the use OF the
,u,cts dunr the prugss Of the work, sud also while
r's he lPs o. Two .sS Se other spees Which
have been peru ancrt, paved would be very erea' No
nee can be Established fair eompcoa will pre-
val between that and the old comp, mics Such safe Of
ioth would lead Them oobne sgaiat their
who would be compelled only psY rates
ecnsnies for their during the period Of their tie
reip The price Of frnih'd b, he old compase. TO
cents per one No evidence shed the
Committee to show lot further reduction practicable On
Mite that two eoa1 and fifty per feet
any yV ether G mrsny in he Untei States. g..
The charter granted by the Legislature TO the Metro
potan Gsslsb. Company, contains provisions utter
X Inconsistent with the public interests Their charter pro-
vde of the Boards Of the Common Conn
eli sba emile enjoy exclusive privilege for the
time original resolution granting such consent and
that privilege shall be cable during the tt IN for
which Is granted These privileges may BE- granted BY tas
two sres without the epprobai of tbs Mayor The
uyiere usve one, jkes the privileges enjoyed
~ existing and conpe them either TO soan
con Their tusirtss or 70 purchase the pnvgs Gontea
on the new company. As en- nevocsbe privilege places
ire new compoDy beyond the control OF the mdnicpal
authorities Grabbing them TO charge such prices as
they nay deer proper, and in this esP:ct they are be-
word Of either the Common Council OF the Lega
iue They possess isht Of sel their prog
eIt frs1eheH nd piyeges and exercise all the rights
doll has been advanced 20 ward the
cpts of company Thus rre'p1ns be Company WITH
o dol property respond abuse u THU prV
egs ms, ob;sn by the action Of the Common Council rights
of Immense % cunary value; and without esr Of for
fituro liability legal restraints vend them IN the
make 10 highest bidder leaving the citizens New YoIk
i gard the mpoIt4nt daily necessities, de-
pende1 on their mercy such pvi be safely con
rred upon body The Committee, therefore, SUD
nit for s3oJ ton the follow ing rts0luti N: .
Resed TT al il s Epeen 20 grant tho prayer OF 1e Net
IopOlen Gashsbt ConIeny, and that the s'ns be denied
EFNJ F. PiECkNEYl
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