The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-21

MEETING OF rHE BOARD or ALDERMEN
AND Cot scnxKS -Tns CRY RAILROAD QUESTION
-Paoru NOS ron me CRY TO Bur Tna RoApe-
The Bard Of Aldermen mss o. one o'clock ycrtcr.
day. resolution sppropratinz $4,000 for q
monument 10 he erected over the soldiers graves
In Calvary Cemetery, was laid over A resolution
emanatng from The Councilmcn. directing the at.
,schusDt Of . red tall W street lamps near 10
bydrauts Tor the convenience q hrennen, " seo -
cuTr~i IN. a communication wAs received from
the Mayor. alleging that n number Of per-cns In
ue employ Of the CITY Inspector bsf b~-p mulcted
IN sums OF from $3.50 10 400 for tbo pr vileec OF
RETAINING their posi- tons. Afidsvis H. this eject,
from the alwvc1 s1if.rcra accompanied the com
munhAsion. The sut9cct was referred % special
committee a1er which the Board adjourned.
The Councilman also met and the question Of
Car fares WAS discussed. Mr. Jacques presented a
paper uIsu the subject showing sbss according W
nor charters the Eighth avenue and $ rth avenue
Inns may be male W No. ther property 70 the city
~ lonaty for Illegally increasing their fares lie
s'so submitted resolution requesting that thsComp
roller buy the said roads raging ten per cent. sd
dioonsl To ther valuation. ~ provided by ls~. In
advoc,tng his resolution, NJ Jaques remarked
that We railroad companies were complaining tina,
The roads were unremUlerstve, ana he thought u
would therefore be an act ~ charity for the city IN
buy nern The resolution WAS referred 70 the
r,rr ,,d ron ,bs 49,, ,,',.,ni, ,hn osc,al Az
nounr,,,.,, =, H. S..,s ~ r. ~ r''a,ic. T.,.v
u ~hins o' VIC dos'n Of .' ,ussse snsy,
in two ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN. s,., ,sia,,ns IN M,
rovdi,ion of M. ..rsniIy Al F.,d" On The is,b
inst. and the second referring v The condition ~
the cay Treasury. TIE number ~ families relieved
,1,y .,,ry an M. ANN NH, :, 40 "a ycci,,.
f1,Nhb5l II total, ri.54j6,0 IL. T.e psNments
are S"l.1ls 80 bal.nue IA treasury on 18th ina,
&S4o68v -. The h~oi unen sdiourn.d.
Con.rp Io,rrps t,,rop .rs W. cit.
i,ens Of tie ioth Ward and con.,sn, readers Of
Your Jgurnsl' toy to complain. through your pa
ra,,.y =, ry,s,an .,,.o, a'i -, w" $50, IT,.
ia ma young l,Iy who passes tina, way who IL
not iusult~d b. parcel - Young loai.rs who stand
there from rnurniny tl,l night. We hote YOU will
grant us uhc favor 81 in-.r; ng thi. Yours, truly
Y. Fosirr. II t-scx St, Y Vain,
samuel brown, John A BIRD,
j. A. D1an, jacob Cook.
Mar, Alderman.
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hEsoBAsr TNLoks' AsociAIios.-r body
hold .nosh,y ,nect,,y v,z,crd.v vb,ch WA mora
s"o"""4 'hAn any ~ 'ne previous ooo''
The Presidcnt ocrup!ei the chair, and several new
n,rt.,-s wore .dr,i t,>d with. canada, .h,e .uus
80 " '"' s'"''-' 'u"u
~, is,s ia.
A bvahs.A Lent Ksq, Chairmon, de-
sR-Having ts~n informed that your body IL
wlinng 10 olen commune alton with the "work-
,ns Inhts irsr Fr"ccnvc ana benevolent
ssp, tl,rpu,e ictwc.n he ,nnlovers md .m,soysl
l would respectfully state that any suggestion
.onlns ron yo''r ASSOCIATION WI % ~'hinsy
wv Arn.ns Rec Sec
Til. Communication ~. ,ece,vsl ~i,h .om.A,s
.,-1-
iS'oi' 'hs msof W ihsistng ha the loufneSineh
sill appeared TO maintain An attitude Of defiance.
The vsnerul ser,,n, .pre.,s 10 T.. M, A., ent.r int,
any nesosA' on ~hneNrf unin me "lke shonh pc
,be .l.,vc Ic,,er. AMI had ,ec.Iy,d , ,esns..,
which wrs resd by the Secretary. Il asked tbe Aj-
ponmen' =" committee o, eohhfths', "nioh VS.
Nrs' 70 s'ot e'lc ueoa.e, anu nVe sen"e-
1t '-s "
.eu the question Of wages would he eu,sr,ained
member reported that upwards OF $50 ~ worth
VI o., n'a zen vu. up .',or sae, NC
nun nose. tshxme. ,hanel Auolbcr communic,
lion from the Journeymen was rece, we'd sskIns for
Q Committee OF Conference, which was sppoip,od
A good deal of bun ne.s of pr,yate nature follow
THY cotrRTa
rnr L.n., sr,r .a,,,sr ~. u, IT, Al.
case Of Moore .,,. Bennett. ve.,erd.v. u.,c. B,,