New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

Tho Memorial Of the Mayor Aldermen. and co,,.-
ai of tee ay Dl 80 S
NcwYOrk were proposed and adopted in the mnnX OF
september last At convention q delegates from Of
different Wards Of said city. chosen and assembleS We
that purpose and that at the last general election ht 70,
I'm the said city the question whether the said neid
neus ought TO become law Of the sate hayip" end'
submitted the electors Of tho said city it sppesSn
In relation 10 the sid ndmenis, that the sams
approved by majority OF the said electors there bas
o. i've thousand Ave hundred and eighty irs,
Your mcmOrialists therefore, In compliance with a,
wishes Of the majority OF the saId electors thus eIpree
respectfully submit herewith 10 your honorable body hs
amendments proposed to the charter Of the Civ 10
The amendments arc in the following words:
0Ierc follow amendments tweniy-four In numberl
Alderman stevens proposed 70 add TO the Memoria, .
follows And your memon- isis respectfully soclt Of
your Honorable Body that Law may bc passed con-
by tho Convention"
motion was made TO lay the proposed addition onn.
fable The question being taken, and division caiS
nv Alderman strong tho members voted as follows:
Ahnnative-Mr Recorder, Aldermen NeVlns Wens
Meserole, Marsh Lee. Woodruff, Messrs. Roosevelt
Mandeviile. Bryson, Scott Rogers, Cooper hVett and
Engs-15 49,. c..o,. u NJ
Palmer, Messrs. seymour Arcuarius, Townsend, Beadd
Jeremiah, and Dibblee-l0. -
50 it was carried in the affirmative ana the proposed
The question then takenion agreeing 70 The Mensr.
ia division having been called the members voted "A
iO AGrmative-mr Recorder Aldermen Seyns Mott
strong II, NJ. Brown, Wells, Meseroe Marsh, Ine
Palmer Woodruff Mossrs. Roosevelt Seymour, Nands,
vile, Bryson. Arcularins, Townsend Scott, BeahsA,
Rogers. Jeremiah Dibbee, Cooper Loyett ara EDgs-A
so the Memorial was agreed to unanimously:
Sec. vol. 70. Pro. O. C.. p. 358 Jan. %. 1901
| Assistant Alderman stacom moved that said paperbs
| laid and printed in the minutes.
Assistant Alderman Pinclmcy moved as an amend
men that the be received entered at length In the
minutes laid over, and made the Special order ior hexs
Which proposed amendment was accepted By Assistant
Tho PrasiSnnt rr+ ,bo crestion whether the Board
| would agree with said motion.
! Which was decided in the Affirmative -, or,o,,a =,
And the same was received. directed 10 nc eh"ren ~
length in the minutes, laid over, and maze INC 'Poc
Order for next meeting n,rrr,oxs
| BY Assistant Alderman Connor- .
| OFFICE OF THE JOURSBYMFS PRINTERs')
| COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. I
No. 20 BEEKMAN-sT., n; T., jan ~ ;, i5.L
share Of the Public Printing at your disposal we have
learned that wealthy and influential firm have asked 10
be made the t Pgo onTIrTsn Printers, Cooperative Print
ing Office beg TO amend our Directors petlIon aneaIg
sent 10 your Board and respectfully solicit your vote
In asking Won to support application for the city
printing we submit our history, showing WHO We are "
| follows: - MS ,,u...., ,,,.., NJ. Z 1911
After the printers great strike In TINS Guy I'D Ioot'
| ionr1eymen printers who knew each other as g9od
workmen, and had faith in each other as men,
organize Cojnerative Printing Association as HSan
Of gaining themselves at least II not foF .ne bsr
craft the prices which they had demaTr iTr me-
and deposited So EACH and agreed to dopos - Tges
! until accumulated iUnu
ont charter under the name Of the Journe ~ pr
fs 10 It to $4,000 and soon hersatss
with the fund which they had ,S tct oS matesa
that had been only month IN use. A. ooo ,,o ororsa
Then with padup capital OF only s ney In ~
CENT of the prices which they had demanded Ior tae
labor Their disputes with eporcemont Of
scale of prices was one OF tne 0,eCs AZ 60
| Drin
Printers Union, practically the OIHeaL pfIS Ia G
the $4,000 society wOrkingmen Oh ,,r from
borh0Od 1t was therefore, successful venture Hon
'T eocation,s business increased until It became
TOO reat for the narrow quarters in Wiam-st ana IN
Nav $50 the Association leased the large building 10
On ReetDan.st and still further enlarged the capital
and the stock of material the demands OF the IN
ereasing business The presses, types' anu 0'n''
| rial now In the Office cost over S}O,Oto. ..o.,..
william ii. BOdweI, Night Foreman Sun Composing
| Room. - - -.,, 1,,onio,o
Robert Nc Kechnie, Foreman World Composing Room.
| Robert o. Harmon late OF the Tribune.
Charles Il. Smith, late Foreman or the Evening leader
John Vincent, late Foreman OF the New Citizen
Amos J. Cummings, Managing Editor, sun.
| John b. Wood. City Editor, Sunday Mercury;
Henry G. Shaw, late Editor OIL the Jersey lily DanJ
George IT. sandaver CompositOr, World.
| D. 4. Wilson, CompOsitor. 49,,
| Robert f. Kerr, Comp0sltOr ~ 1; hcraIu.
| John scott, COmpositor, Evening Telegram.
| David Kels COmpositOr. World. " -,
| ]. W. McGeviran, COmpOstor Commercial AdVerusef'
| F. W. Ferguson, COmp0stOr Evening Mail
| sylvester Bailey, Foreman New-York Citizen.
Lawrence 5. Kane, Reporter:
Nelson W. Young, Coroner, late OF Herald Composing
j. c. oConnor. Compositor.
John Wood, Compassion. late OF Ncsbltt q Cos.
John Upham, Foreman Evening Telegram.
John Brusnahan Day Foreman Herald.
H. 5. Smith, Proof Reader. Herald.
Assistant Alderman Kraus moved that said paper be
referred to the Committee on Printing and Advertising
The President put the question whether the Board
| would agree with said motion.
Which was decided in the affirmative.
Petition Jupiter Jelis HeSSar 10 nave cars run
hourly half hourly on Eighth-ave from Forty ninth
| OF IL o'clock and O'Clock, a. IN.
While the same was being read
reading thereof suspended and that the same be
| ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
The President put the question whether the Board
| would agree with said motion;
| Which was decided in the affirmative.
Petition of Edward Murray that the north side OF
from Third to Lexington.
| ave-, be curbed, gutteTed and tagged.
In connection Herewith the President presented the
| following resolution and ordinances
Resolued, That on the north side OF northumberland.
| sixeenth-s, from Thrdave. 10 LexiDgtonsye.. curb
and gutter stones he set and the sidewalks be tagged
ton Of the Commissioner of Public Works aud that the
accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted,
referred to the Committee on Streets ,,o po.,
would agree with said motion.
| Which was decided in the affirmative
| RESOLUTIONS.
By Assistant Alderman Healy-
RcSolyed. That the name Of James Roe IN The list Of
commissioners OF DEEDS lattly dPPVhteu
| 50 as 10 read james Rowe. ,,.,
| Assistant Alderman Heay moved that said resoiutoh
| be adopted -, -, n.
! The President put the question whether the Board
| would agree with said motion. 40 ,-u,..
| Which decided in the affirmative ny the loiowins
vote q majority OF all the members elected 'o'ns
! favor thereof; ~ o.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley stacoms
| OBrien Calvin, Robinson, Healy HartL Kraus Coz
diugton Strack Puckncy Costello Wade, Common lAtue
field, Gels Sinousop Cumisky, Mcdonald scn"AI'@' Su
| the Presidential.
| BY the President 80, /, A..
ReSolred That the name OF Henry P McGOWan, N he
list OF Commissioners of Deeds recently appointed 10
| corrected $ to read Henry p. McGown. ,.,o,