New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-15

poa WIN tina necessary Specifications for providing the
necessary boats for removing the contents Of ell sinks and
pves Of the city for Ieod Of ton years. to the places Of de-
post oil The LODI Manufacturing COMPANY and delivering the
same 10 The said Oaasher provided also that tbs said spec
heaions shall contain such provisions shall prohibit the
contractor contractors from making charge to the New
ofk nghscavengrr or 10 owners property Tor the priv
ege OF dumping such contents Of sinks and piss On the
boats provided
Which wa. adopted BY the following vote viz;
ACCOMMODATIONS Moore. the President, Aldermen
Norton Flynn, mcknight Ryers, BEee, Kelly, Ma',e''On'
Negs,ive-Aldermen Gedney and Jereniah--2. :,
An ordnance to provide for the continuance OF the aid
the city of NewYoik serving in the army Of the Unou By
the issuance OF Volunteer feuily Aid Fund Bonds No H.
Alderman GEDNEY moved to smerd six by striking
all sfer the word in the eth line aud including
tho w@d "ae in the 10th line and insert the following;
pointed shall be residents Of the wsrds for which they are to
act
Which wa, lost.
lie then moved amend section by striking GU, the
hsnres In the third line and inserting; Two doN.rs"
The ordinance amended los. by tn. following votes
Observation-Disclosures Moore, the President. Aldermen
Norton Flynn, Geduey Mcknight Ryes jeremiah, Brice,
Kelly and Van Voorhis-li.
Nesatve-Aldermen MOs,erson, O'Bricn and Fuey-a.
Which was subsequently reconsideIed and laid over
Alderman JKsrxiAH moved that tho Sergeant at Arms be
directed to proceed ana bring before the Board the absent
Which was carried.
An ordnance amend article three Of chapter one OF the
Revised Ordinances OF 1882 relative 10 tie Mayors once
PAPERS PROM BOARD OF coUNurMEy.
Resolution setting apart portion o. tTS norm s.e o. per Ter
the use Of nsbtsoil boats.
Which was concurred in.
Keo.G placing the OF Amelia Hetbufy on the list
Of blind persons
Which was referred to tn. Comptroller, with power.
GENERAL ORDERS RESUMED.
Preamble snd resolution in relation TO the tender OF site
for State Capitol by the authorities OF this city
de,nsn JEREMIAH moved that the further adng he dis
p'Ywse ei. win. l.,,.,
lie then is reference 10 the special committee hav
Ing The suhJec, III charge
R-,ed That the salary Of the clerk to the Superintendent
Of Markets in the Bureau Of Markets ComP'ro'r oee be
sud the is hereby increased 10 one thousand i've uned
dollars per said increase to take eject from The date OF
the passsre OF this resolution.
Which was lost by tho following vote:
AfnnaiiveAldermcn Moore, the President Flynn Ryer',
Brice. Kelly, Mssterson, O'Brien and Van Noorhis-I
Negative Aldermen Motion, Gedney, Mcknight Jeremiah
which wa. subsequently, reconsdered and laid over.
Restd That the COMPTROLLER be and lie is hereby author
.d aud directed dIaw his In favor OF benamn r
brady he OF Elk hundred and hry dollars In payment
the free exhibition the archbishop Hughes memorial the
same having done by order Of tie special committee on
the .se and that tie said amount be taken rom the apo
pIiaion for t4y Coutlngtnci-s
Which was lost by the following vote; ~ c.,.
Mcknight Rye Bce Rely Ms.terson, oBricn, Fosiey'
Segs,ive~irhe Prcsiden. and Alderman Jeremah--2.
Which was subsequently rceousidercd and lsid
Rsoed That salary Of the Assistant Messenger Of the
dollars per from aud aer ho passage OF tli'
resolution.
Alderman FAIRLY moved take up this time General
order number sky nine being an ordinance creating FANNY
Ad fond Bond, number twelve
Arrnan JERrMI.H moved to reconsider the vote taken
increasing the the oldest enid one dollar md
y cents 20 dollars, in section seven Of the ordnance
WS~Ienpon Alderman MeKyrGur renewed the motion to
suoud BY Increasing dollar ard y cents
70 tvo dollars
The question wa. ther taleu on tn. adoption Of The ord
VI = -, ~. H.. a.. r,to,yfn,
Observation-Disclosures Moore, the President, Aldermen
Norton Flynn, Geduey Ryers Jeremiah Brice Kelly Far
Negliivc~AdrIm,n Mcknight Ms.erson, and o B'ien-o.
On motion Of Aldermen Mchsierr, the ABOVE seton was
rec nsdefod and the paper was lard over.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman NcXMoHr moved that, when te Boerd adjourn
do 10 Thursday NEXT ttA ms al cccs
Alderman FIREMAN as amendment, moved that wlrn
the BoaId adouns, DO 10 to meet exam toof'o" IAN
inst, at o'clock p. n.
All nsn MAsrEnsoS moved Suspend The regular oler
Of business, in order TO take papers from tie Board oil
Which wa. carried
rAPERs PROM THE BOARD OF coUScILAES Re
sUMID.
Pc,oir4 That permission be given Bernard Bayer 70 psos
IA Nth William street. tile .an. to remain during
tie pleasure Of the Common Council.
Which was coneorTed In. r,o.,. q. 49,, ...,.
and avenues Of the city Of New-fork'
Which hid over.
Rcsoon ths' sewer with Tho necessary receiving bt'in.
end cuverts be bli N Jan. street between
avene and Eighth avenue under The direction Of the ,TooH
Acued5c: Department.
Which isid over.
BY the PRESIDENT r.
Uherea, Richard Barry, formerly member Of 70 CON
mon Council thi. city representing The Second
Drt do IA. yeAr. 100 and 1901 b.. departed Ills lie
and ,, ,. 81. -.
Hl>yea, The deceased wts hcly esteemed Tor rs nsny
and 70 liable onaies having served with hon
orabie distinction H. his oHr.a course as mnncpi rsa
tor Il The duty OF this Common Conc 70 Dr te'
10 hi. ~,. =. citizen and public officer; therefore
,.gred That members OF this Common 'ou4eA Or'
cheerful testimony the private and pubhe woiN o. we
s chsrd srry former alderman Of the second aldefen
d, net OF this cy his urbAne and courteous ih-Ihe having
-ndes ID h!m 10 h. memory wi e'eE remain iies III lhs
minds Of those with whom he Wa associated.
Which adopted A.,
On uIotcn ofAdsrman NonroS The Board then Adjourned
md Re President nouuccd h- The Board stood ooufed
until 70 morrow lsth instant AZ two o'eiocs Z ~
D. L. VALENTINE, C!era.