New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
NEWSPAPERS, &c.
CITY GOgERNMENT.
VOTING PRESENTS AND OTHER JOBS.

VOTING PRESENTS AND OTHER JOBS
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday after
noon AMI adopted resolutions In effect, follows: Ap
propriang 81 each 10 the members Of tho Commits
soners the Sinking Fund aud $1,000 each TO the Presi'
dents OF the Board OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
for services rendered during the current year. directing
the Controller to make lease Of the upper part "
the premises No Oh Pearl.st. which Ia now used ms
Court rom for the Second District Civil Court the lease
TO be for period or not less IMAM ten years
giving Patrick II. MCGOWAN 500 M compensation
for rendered the Tax Receiver Tor the
years l8a and 1867 directing the Controller To purchase
the premises ON the south side OF Thrtyseyenthst be-
Nitfh and Tenth aves, ut u SUN NOT 10 exceed
SlG co., for the Twentieth Precinct Police; that Seven
teenth.si from Broadway to Ffthaye, be paved with
Belgian pavement; giving s3l "a TO the German Amer'
can SchtO Society OF the Nineteenth Ward o pay ASSESS
ments; Patrick H. Lydon $500 for services In 1868
aud 1869 In the Controllers office, writing up trust
cal Church Of North America $500 40 TO pay assessments
tho dnalst Presbyterian Church SlJy To pay ASSESS
Fifth 10 AXtlaye aud that MOrOn.st, from Beecker 10
West-st., Ne paved with Belgian pavement
THE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen also met
at yesterday. and laid over resolution to pave Fifth
ave. from Twentynnthst to Fifty ninth-st.. with Me
olson payment. and also laid over resolution to pave
seveuth.Ve. with Stafford pavement, at 50 per square
yard owing to the quantity OF rock to be removed.
THE CITY CANVASS.
The Eoard of City CanyasSers rcassembled
yesterday morning and received protest from Hugh A.
Moore against cOnyassng the votes for Alderman ana
Assistant Alderman OF tho Twentieth Aldernanc DIS
trct upon the ground Of fraud; Nicholas seger sent In
protest against canyassng the votes for Alderman IN the
Twenty nth Election District OF the Seventeenth Ward,
alleging at the district cavasscrs had been Trying TO
count out " that 10 votes were pOllct Tor hn ana
were either by mistake fraud, credited To william
GuntZer In place Of ~ votes which were actually pollrd
for prOteant aud because only "a votes we're III the
same credited 10 protestant III the place of
10 which he actually received IheSn protests were
referred 10 the Committee Protests During The eau
vass IL appeared that IN the Sixth District OF the Nine
teenth Ward VI votes were cast for Hugh Murray, and
In the N1h District Of the Ward 81 votes were cast
for the person. aud the question of allowing these
votes iyOr OF Henry" Murray was referred TO the
Committee protests. then ordered until
d. NJ, after which protest was received from j. W.
GuntZer against canvassng the returns for Alderman
from Twenty second Twenty aud Thireth DIS
trcts Of the Seventeenth Ward, on the ground that tho
votes which lie received had been credited To other per
SONS Referred to the Committee on Protests Protests
were also received from Henry Murray against canvass
ing the votes III the Nineteenth Ward, and also from
Joseph A. stemmler, from the same Ward, against eau
yussing the votes, particularly applying To the Fourth
Aldermanic District These protests were referred as
the others
james +. Coulter, for Police Justice. 1t ia estimated,
has received 1855 votes and Henry Murray A9j Joseph
Mcclure for Cyil Justice In the same district has re-
eeived 62l votes, aud Joseph A. Slomnlur 6,gl Inc
Board Of Canyassers Will reassemblu today.