The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-13

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tax and interest, his cost. d:sres. EysRs.
the fees as upon an execution In the casa
complained Of the bill was as follows
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intersst ON tax from August ST. 1854 to date Of pay.
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resolution to increase the pay of Jonathan W.
Oden Crier Of the Superior Court from 500 to $500
est rnrn n IF Nall N Md And
efficient officer, the resolution was unanimously adopt
The report of the Committee Annual Taxes favor
Of remitug the tax Of 1854 against the Third Avenue
WANT ACCOMMODATION FOR THE CITY GRAND JURY.
The RECORDER called the attention Of the Beard 70 the
this day for want of accommodation the room assigned
20 them being nconvenent and insufficient One mem.
Der Of the grand inquest OF the last session or the ses
his DEATH and which attributed to the bad stats Of
their room ueiess q room Ia provided for them they
will not meet and there win be business for the Court
Supervisor Of the Seventh, alderman Fox) explained
that in about week another would be ready for
The RrcoRDER suggested that the Grand Jury should
Be allowed the temporary use Of the chamber Of the
The MAYOR reminded the Board that he had brought
this matter before the Board on former OCCASION and
be woald say that II he were Grand Juror he would not
for the value of the City Hall SIT in the room assigned Ia
them, for one day The Tombs are full Of persons
waiting for Indictment and trial. and unless
daten be provided for the Grand Inquest the prison
must remain full
Supervisor ELY objected to this being allotted for
such molly group as generally came as witnesses be-
fore the Grand Jury
Supervisor vooRnIs why the Grand ID.
~ should Dot be accommodated with the Of this
room He thought the Supervisor OF the Seventeenth
) mistook the character Of the witnesses for that OF
the rowdies and vagabonds whom their testimony
brought 10 justice.
Supervisor BROWN First ward) in favor Of grant,
ing the Grand Jury the Of this On motion,
the matter referred to the Board Of Aldermen and
the Supervisors adjourned to Monday next at oclok