New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
CITY md COUNTY GOVERNMENT.


THE BOARD or ALDERMEN-THE CORPORATION
MONEYS.
The Board met, pursuant to adjournment, at 2
p M yesterday afternoon President Conan in the Chair
aud after being in only few moments. recess
was ordered until $3.50, at which time the Board re-
assembled and resolved that the salary OF the Clerk OF
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen he fixed ut the same
rate per is paid 20 The Clerk OF the Board
Of Aldermen; that the Controle. be authorized and
directed draw his warrant In favor OF the persons
named and for the amounts respectively specified, IN
resolution passed by the Board of City Canvassers De
cember &C. 1862 for services said Board the amount TO
be charged TO tho appropriate account TO pay the sum
mttees OF the Common Council during the year 1869;
that the Controller be authorized and directed I'm addi
the lease now in force portion OF building
No 5l4 Pearst used by second District Court 20 make
ease OF all other OF the rooms and premises or said
building, except ground floor, and including basement
for the OF years from the st OF January 1870 at
rent for such additional accommodation not TO exceed
$4,000, and 70 extend the existing lease OF accOmmoda
tions for said for further term from the expra
ton Of said existing lease at the rent now renewed
therein so as to make said renewal expire with tile al
ditiona lease now authorized; giving the Treasurer
Of the Board OF Trustees OF St. Pauls Method
lst Episcopal Church S473 II 10 pay assessmonts;
that the Controller draw his warrant In favor OF Louis
Krause VI. d. President OF the Good Samaritan Dispen-
sary Tor $500 IN ala OF the dspensafy the anOun 10 De
charged by the Controller 70 the account OF Donations
adopted over the Mayors Veto resolution that the sal
any Of TIE third clerk IN the Bureau OF street improve
ments be increased to Shopper annum payable monthly;
that the street Commissioner be directed 10 advertise for
proposals and contract win the lowest DIuef 81 pro
vded In the charter OF 1851 for the work or building
the Harbor Commissioners line of piers. said
work to DO done under the direction ana super.
indefinitely postpOnng the resolution that the cOmpen-
saton be paid TO the Long Island Bone Laboratory,
for the services provided in said contract shan be ne
sum OF $4,000 per annum to be paid In equal monthly
Dstaments at the expiration OF each and every month,
and the agreement is in that respect amend
ed; the increased compensation to commence from the
OF the resolution, and 10 continue until the ter
mnaon o. the term provided for Ivy the said contract
which shall be paid from the fund from wnlehshe
veto resolution to Increase of the
CITY Librarian, an0 the Doorkeepers In both branches 0f
the Common Council TO ssOO per annum, and adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen met yes
terday President Monaghan in the chair and adopted
resolutions directing the Controller 20 pay George g.
Ryrna $1,000 for extra services rendered during 1885, 1864
1862 and 1866 fixing tho salaries OF the CIVIL Justices OF
the Judges the Court OF Common Pleas To take effect
from Jan J. 1870 the adoption II tins resolution,
and i'm addition thereto $1,000 fees and he
thought this sufficient pay FOR Them their duties
for extra services rendered the Finance Department. d
rectn the Controller in the levy $4,000 for
Vincent do Paul Orphan tsylum, to complete
aud furnish their buildings, now in course
school Association Of ;he Nineteenth Ward TO pave
with Belgian pavement Fiitv-thirdst' from Third to
Frth-aves. directing the Controller 70 purchase the
premises located the south side Of Thirty sevenths
between Ninth and Tea haves at price not To exceed
as Police Precinct Station for the Twentieth Prec. et
10 give Andrew Garland 500 i0r the loss OF his horse, at
pier foot Twenty fth-s5, LAST RIVER 20 pave with
Belgian pavement Fiftyeighhst, from Third 10 FIFTH
appoint The Official Rdttcdy Netcs COrp ratOn
newspaper directing the Clerk OF the Common Council
appoint additional clerk 20 the Board OF Aldermen
the Clerk OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen DC
directed to appoint Record" Clerk. When the ques-
being taken upO the adoption OF the RESOLUTION
Mr. Roberts said appeared % him that the appointment
OF additional clerks might go until they had one Tor
each member Of the Common Council Dir. Pnckney said
could why amounts ~ the salaries or these
men specified In the resolution. The resolution
was then adopted and the Board adjourned.
BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND !
PAYMENTS.
The Board met by special call at noon yes
terday President Roche In the chair and adopted reso
lutions re-appomtng Lawrence Clancy Clerk OF the Ma
rne Court for three years and the iOowi guamed as
clerks of the Civil Courts Tor six years:
Dztrtda iHsirica
l. John Costa. VIM. c. DIVA.
IL Mar Moses VII. WIN. NJ. Kit6 ell
III. Andres BletklsT jr. Ihlll. .Johu w. Oivet
IV.Mtlieus A ktaaisg. TX Alfred Tweed
V.Eiilh ,. Purlv.
To pay the County Clerks bills 30 December H. amount
ing 10 SO444 81; 10 pay Sherbds bills for the month
OF October amounting $685. 70 pay John NJ. Tracy
keeper of LudOw-st JAIL Tor supplies furnshed during
November, S2ss7 confirming the Mayors nom nations
Of the fOOwnguamed gentlemen as Citj Marshals, 10 |
hold office for years AarODs Patrick Byrnes,
Matthew Beirne, Ralph y. Barker, Patrick Collins, Thos
Cushing Charles A. Clark. John Cautrc Michael Doody,
John r. Harrington. Patrick Feeney, Christ ier tle' Ge,
Isaac Heyman, John Ii. Hitler, William Hayes, joan G. |
Iyst Richard ~ LUSH Daniel Murphy. Patrick McCabe.
James c. Quinn Leopold RnIcskOf, samuel schiee, Geo.
J. Smith, Charles T. Wetts, Michael &. WLalen, John A.
Weth, and Frederick Zmmer Resolutions OF thaBs 10
the President, the clerks, and his deputies we're theE
adopted, and the Board adjourned