New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
CITY GOVERNMENT.

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Wa" "a aud approved The report Of the Finance
,,,,tec showed that the fund in bank, Jan l. was
40 e es. the aggregate receipts since th"t Pericu were
-, "a a. The disbursements have beeh SA'oS1V ~
ayirg fuud Of sSoso @ ON han1 D. , ~ w'iS RINK
10, snit had been entered against inc bro'u""1 hN
s"r Interest on deposits. a., ..i. ,.,s tho t,,ild-
A .io new Innate Asylum. matter when ploVoN'1
= @ Ci @ r1 iSng discussion. Mr. Huested Chairman OF
W. Egilrc Committee stated when called np9n ' iiaS
lso - - tho huiding according to tie present p'ahs
u,iJ re Saei COO The original estimate was S5CGVS
s.i' .,fb t6c work under any circumstance, others
rishcd 10 know first what the cost Nou DC or NJ
N".,,-e N-N'i- VS. begun A motion was made ny Nhf
ssISoson ssI51U TTi no action taken, that the Buding
Committee he instructed TO aaNS,uSV iV viii w t ,l o
adopted by The Board .-.-.~-..
Mt Lynch offered the foIowlng;. . - ,..., .,, 40 ,nl
oi That u eHpni 70 proceed WHO the nuo
- te ur.rc A,llurn with IN reasonable dispatch ~,
"t r Usrt said that there not one Of the Board
-. ceilings had not been accrated by the abhOTrent
wiz WIZ ~ I'd nj the present Lunatic Asylum on Wards
IsIard Now that IL has been resolved TO put up TINS
iIc is IN On ~ reconsider the matter By the war
No Iose large portion Of our engrauOn oU III SIX
,6s he Var will probably be over, and the emigra
!!lI C larr,r than ever Mr. Walack said we have
ss ,1 appropriated. Under no circumstances Will The
ini,Jnc be ahished in less than two years time The
amcfs will be distributed that time. Before the
end that time cur income VIII cover that amount we
have spent fye months IN talking thls tmng over
and IL high time the work was begun.
% e of The Architect Of the Board were re,
f, red back the Committee on Buildings with nsruc-
muncaous had been received from persons wishing TO
lc sent TO Europe He had referred them all to the
Munster appointed Chief Clerk of the Information
Board in place of j. IL. Krehbiel The application of Dr.
FOId for increase OF salary was referred 70 the Wards
Island Committee with power
The number Of alien passengers who have arrived in
rived since Jan, !, l6S50. The number which
ie was is6Sii showing decrease for this year thus
far OF 2340A persons, mostly from the Germans The
m-mouthly report of the Labor Exchange shows that
have been 2S5 applications for employment; men,
sS women, 457 OF orders of employers for la6orers
persons employed there have been 93 663 women,
"a Among these were II families eomPrs 90 ng - per
orders, 70 day; of engagements 81 day. Tine average
rate Of wages paid TO is Sl5 the average rate paid
10 women Is $40 OF the men there were used to me
chauca labor 81, and 500 10 agricultural abor or the
9s men could read and write and 65 could not. OF the
women lS9 could read and write and IS could NOT
MEETING OF THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners of Docks met yesterday
1T. Agnew presiding Commissioner Hunt read the re-
port Of the Executive Comnittee about Pier No. 10 E r.
that persons owning the eastern part ready TO pay
their share rebuilding The estimated is 4OOo
The matter was laid until further information
be obtained The petition Of Jay Could President Of
the Erie Railroad asking for the removal Of mud at
Piers Nos So 81 and 80 North River at the expense of
the Department was denied The Executive Committees
report that superintendent Westcvelt be instructed to
make the repairs the Bulkheads at Pier No % East
River. adopted The petition OF F. g. Il ]. n. Van
Vet To be permitted to continue their elevator at Pier
Of Docks instructed to have it removed, an in
r,Iuhraucp. bV lgt of October.
The petition of the residents OF the Fourth Ward
against the Of certain piers and bulkheads as dump
ing 1uuds for the deposit OF manure reported by
Commissioner Hunt The Committee had called before
j. L. Brown, the head of the Street, Cleaning AsSO
cation, and listened 10 his statement Of rights and those
OF ms associates 10 the use OF certain pefs anu huih
heads allotted to them by their contract with the city for
mtee say that the only way in which the could
be abaed to accept the proposal OF Mr. Brown mat
pays the city the manure he collects and that he
tc permitted the Of the piers and bulkheads
utfgUCd Wlile
the Winter months. The Commissioners recommend to
of the piers being entirely abandoned all To
give the proposition Of Mr.. Brown effect the Board
ETea lnssnOes a. by the existing with the city satSoI
ana akhesd them dumping goands for the derosit Of
ms1 and & ns BSsr5 saao & 6sri be- Teauei conmun
proper @ authorities h Brown pIeposton 10 aoAie NE
eh ned os and hsad SAID su'noH copy 0 ~
'epSr o. was read from Mr. Russell to the
effect that Pier No 4S, East River, was in dangerous
condition. The cost Of repairing was estimated az s.IO,
and Superintendent Wetervet was ordered 10 make the
c0En91nication from the Board of Health was read
in which the slips the foot of Thirty yseventh and
Thirty-eighthsts. East River were complained OF as
the owners of bnkheads on those piers pay with the
Board removal of the nuisances and If these are
move them and charge expense to the owners: r,,-.
st westervelts report that the pier foot OF Thirty
ored report to rebuild the pier at One-hundred,
T. e Executive Committee. The report OF supt Keyser
tai tat pier No e. r., in dilapidated condi
sarge 10 the Board of Health aud give s25 for the mate
ria nit Referred to Executive Committee.
communication from the Corporation Counsel, in re-
gard to the petition of Mr. j. sturgls or new lease OF
Per No 49, n r. was read IHe & Petit9SI 9 t waS IN
Counsel. The petition OF Cornelius StOken Onerng 10
rye the nile from the slips outside Of West Washing
tsn MARKET was Denied and the District Superintendent
wa instructed TO ascertain the lowest terms upon when
~ tJes 1Jnd be removed and report to the Board.
II was ord red by the Board that superintendent F1tz
gerald rem .he boilers oil Pier No SO Easi FLYER as
90 and 10 noG the boilers until the reimburse
ComIissioIf Wood called the attention OF the Board
10 tne o,ructions and nuisances on our North River
~aelon g had @ 1dken re Ratterg ne o line tod of Wes
Iwrth-st aud everywhere he found the docks OF the
sty INSTRUCTED and almost every con eVabe tIce had
r. mi mr. TO tine great injury Of commerce. TIrs- ont
houses shantes, and warehouses mao no 9"ui Seh PI,
up uy sOIre show of authOriiJ, and - c''b.a.f"Je
expense IL 1iter TO take measures to rtm'C men ne
ofrei the following: .,....,
90. n r,sus ior ne osSag sod !chsy a. he t-e.
-,r oF t Inc Of WeIs' rld a. We p.Ts o. e
more nesabere N r'-.e oosrie. IS
ires,o e,urin, .louses dseI1n i'a'es irr w~aog~
io5a- w., e tgs octI' s, o,a.,
60 e. AL % ano s.e, 10 ~ ~ f 81 90 ~ l9r: .r Is
ver tae srI s 't tor rr't lav' en r7'ei
e..r- 70, ,-, sa ,is, h osaeTs oOOre pc
,l 1st i ,1isn el non Dock District from Pier
10 J. Sorh Ear - se wes Taefh N.r'h River report
!. rs ban foTas Of Tie ooapau u ali pernaent OBJ
pcuols tIei Of rosuts oa ne wet sc ~ ~ ~lm 5 e ne
,, b. c-eu ants together VIII re date AID terms of their
Tic following wa also offered by Commissioners Wood
Nothing dcsroys the slrae Of more rapidly hAn ue
Benei so lores eloyei IN TIE 'oSJns Or HlSdg " 'sT
therefor,
Eslfc That al pae emplobg hOrses o. r belonging Wholly
9 pTqoe oalns
ffcue then eis eth ten. 4 Iaoras 70 be lad down on he
per N VAL AM hs the employing horses
f hr poTo Indicated riHici TO Oh si spgT holes mae N
es oy the auos Of tie D. ret Superintendent Of
OsrE
On The recommendation Of Gen Mcclellan, Albert Hill
'as @o ted by the Beard, Assistant Engineer-n-chei
e. ary oi $40 per month";
j. 4. DluwOrth, OF the firm Of j. A. +. Dunworth,
pi"~tted model Of new quadriateral pier, the
I"'ha features Of which consisted Of four, thick hOI
To- IL columns three feet Ia diameter; the distance