New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

lre eoSpe!ed fenoye dit .assss &C. accSa ~
rroptncss and sacon wliel would given done
iract Very tfuy yoif'
President Neitopqilaa Ford q H.if.
stated, ia substance hat the Alcsrop titan Bllgd % ,f
had heretofore been sxsfing themselves sB with tie
Of convincing the people that they were dong large
Of business and in way filled - reflections upon tie
Common ColneL They had n man whom he believed
called Sanitary Prospecor who walked about headquarters
and tod them OF TIE terrible condition Of the streets m
ely. whereas the streets were never in better order ~
hoped something would b. done TO dehe t' powers ~ 10th
bodies. that the communication be sent back.
AID OKKEFE thought If IRE Board bad exirsorlrar,
f. instead q cnasu a With this Board He also @ ~
condemnation Of their action in elion 10 te swine vlc
kept IN portions Of the Twelfth Ward. lie be-
cvel such local matters and the Gle ,nng OF e Should
be replaced in ne hands Of tho Aldermen Who rme
daely responsible 10 their constituents lie moved LAT
having assumed al powers Themselves the communieo b.
sent back.
Alderman McLArGHIS commended that the Board of lioh
had ieh e. send communications here night asg l-l
casting reflections hi, Bard and Insisted that the
were c.eaner than they
Alderman wLsoS stated that hcretofre they had moriay
renorts the condition OF the streets: they had zone
lie contonGe that his Ward Ghe Eiehth vas 10 good order
and If the Metropolitan Board found 1t dhcreny they c.l
exc ia IT, rs t'ey had III the money.
Alderman ARuFELD believed that the powers 81 i,I
bodies should be dstincty defnedn neither We had az,
whether the Common Council we've TIE servants 40
After some further remarks the rurpor Alderman
OKEEFf withdrew his notion aud the ertire sahec.
ierred the Health Committee, in connection with tie MAJOR
The MAYOR vEToEs HIS OWN SALARY
TpO weeks the B0aid increased TIE lry OF ta ag0r
from 81 900 to .: 900 year. Last eyohl- sis Honor m
communication with ls Injections on the elonad hl rs
contrary TO the charter to Increase tic sniiy Of The
during his term Of Office. The communicating Il t 90
fle
TIE FIRE TFLEGIsrH.
resolution aiOrei TIE recon ~ ti'n OF ie o
Department COMMITTEE. directing Tat &. Office of t -
Eneiucer the Cry Ii,. and the office lDsp ct)g a. D.
The Board after dong considerable routine busue. s
jOurned
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF TIE POLYTECHNIC ls>Tf-
rTr. The annual cxLib ION ofiho pupils 'he BFoosa rr
egiate and Polytechnic Institute took zee last niT'
Academy ofMusc TO audience which flied p'.s 'te
house notwt standing the discomfort occasioned
IRENE heat consisted % yoca and is 81
music decnmatons TccatiOns. cT Tcfle -cfs cl,
scenes from Macbeth and Ton 10 res Els' tN lrr
was also an exhibition Of calisthcrc. m ary dr' go"
fencing and prize speaking by seycrl N tc pupils ~ i'
delivered choice extracts from Sirga' Nchstei il
Phips Dr. SioFrs and Victor ggo. ~ re colcis'i 'e
award Of prizes prize speaking WIS maa' Inc ~ M ODD.
az on previous occasions success AID hishn Ping
10 the iIcnds and Telitvls Of the boys p!csgaL
THE MUGDERERS or OTERO.-Ihe kng' C"ln'y
Court OF Over and Tcrmner Is 70 Tuesday a.
week when IS intended by District Attorney M,rrs 70
move Judgment in the ease Gonzales aad ccer tie
NJ Jose Garcia OeIo 1he murder occlir. IA
the City Park In November, le55.
FIRE.-About O'Clock last eyening fire occurred
in carpenter shop Bilticst between Jh end SIKH s''
The flames extingushed 0y Eusne &C. No T. Dal ee