New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

fwhc6 was decided in the affirmative by the following
vote: .ss,s+or+ A,dor,,on ttor., urou. No.,
| d,nrfon struck Pinckney, Wade Connor Gels Simon
SON schwartz, and the President.ll.
Neeative-Assstant Aldermen Foley Stacom, O'Brien,
CALVIN Robinson Healy Costello. Lttlefed, Cumsky,
and McDOnald--l0
The President then put the question whether the
Board would agree with the revised motion of Assistant
Alderman sacom that said resolution be referred to the
Committee on Railroads, when appointed
Which was decided in the negative.
he amended by striking thererom the word three"
Inserting in lieu thereof the word " i've"
would agree with said proposed amendment
Which was decided III the affirmative.
FoTd n us sa hS ~ the
Which was decided IN the affirmative.
And the directed TO be sent TO the Board OF
Aldermen for concurrence.
The PRESIDENT named as such Special Committee of
Five, on the part OF this Board
The standing Committee on Railroads
by Assistant Alderman Kraus
Resolred That the Of Joseph Feishel In the list
reced 50 as TO read Josef Fieishi "'p'''D' ~ WI
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said resolution.
Which was decided in the affirmative by the following
vote "a majority OF all the members elected voting in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley, stacom,
0Bren, Calvin. Robinson, Healy. Hartt kraus; Cod
son, Cumsky, Mcdonald, and schwartz-lo.
Negative Assistant Alderman Pinckney-l.
And the same directed To be sent TO the Board Of
Aldermen for concurrence.
liy Assistant Alderman HealV--
ReSOlDed, That Joint Committee 10 consist Of three
members of each Board OF the Common Council, be ap
pointed 10 investigate and examine into the business OF
the Corporation Attorney and his Office. particularly
10 the transactions in respect to imposing collecting
mttng or compromising penalties for violation Of the
ordinances OF the Corporation such Committee TO re-
port as early as praetble al important facts obtained,
with recommendations for the correction of any i'm
proper practices that may be found TO exist in said office
or bureau and be 1t further
RGsored That the Corporation Attorney be and ne is
hereby authorized and directed to suspend for the term
of sixty DAYS from the date Of the passage OF this resou
ton al suits then pending for violation or evasion OF
Assistant Alderman stacom moved that said resolution
he referred to the Committee on Law Department when
-Ihe President put the question whether the Board
wSEG %SIc5 FsS Tss Ys4d YSssds4 s4 II f5?a Tfa rratve
And the safne was directed to he committed 10 the
Committee on Law Department, when appointed
BY Assistant Alderman slm0nson-
ResoIred, That the Clerk t. the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen is hereby directed to ConspCuously post in
hereafter enforce as rule of his Office, established
by the Board that during business hours but
those having business TO transact in the office shall be
admitted within the inclosed portion, and that loud
Assistant Alderman Healy moved that said resolution
be referred 10 the Committee on Law Department when
appOinted. . A., 49,, A., ,,,
would agree with said notion. -
Which was decided in the Affirmative by the following
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Foley, Stacom,
oBren: Calvin Robinson, Healy mar straes; Cos
Schwartz, and the Presdent-l6 ,
Negati7o,-Assistant, Alderman Kraus, Coddnston.
And the same was directed to be committed to the
Committee on Law DE Department. when appointed
That the az of M be- 1 e
rected so to read stephen Ii. ROwnan.
Assistant Alderman o'Brien moved that said rosoln-
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said resolution.
Which was decided in the affirmative by the following
vote Ia majority Of all the mombers elected voting In
AfirIaatiye- Assistant Aldermen Foley, stacom'
O'Brien, Calvin, Robinson Healy, Hartt KTaus' Cod
dngton StFaek Costello Wade, COnnOr Lttefeid Gels,
Cumisky, Mcdonald Schwartz, and the President--ls
Negatye-Assistant Aldermen Pinckney and simon
And the same was directed sent to the Board OF
Aldermen for concurrence.
BY Assistant Alderman Healy-
AN ORDINANCE.
REGULATING The SALE AND DELIVERY OF COAL WITHIN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BE il ordained by The Mayor Aldermen and Comn'ona'-
~ Of the Cy Of Neg York IN Common Council cOnrened:
SECTION l. That each and every person firm, or corpor
alton gagged in thc business of selling coal in the city
of New York to be delivered within said city, shall
either produce and deliver &c the purchaser n the time
OF the delivery of the coal purchased certificate signed
by weigher duly appointed under tho charter and
duances of said city showing the weight Of the coal
delivered the seller OF SAID coal SHALL at the time and
place Of the delivery thereof, weigh or cause to DE
weighed the coal delivered which weighing shall be
done in the presence OF the purchaser or MS OF her or
their agent he She or they SHAH desire or see lit TO be
present.
a tun OF coal shall be entitled to receive two thousand
pounds land prOportOnate amount for any portion Of
ba I Of % eca I for U
purchased from such person, Drm, corporation and
SEC s. Every wegher who shall be guilty Of giving
false certificate 10 the number OF pounds of coal
son, hrm corporation, who shall neglect refuse
comply with any provision Of this ordinance, or who
shall deliver to purchaser less quantity than
thousand pounds OF coal Tor each tun purchased Tor
S paece fraud or deceit in the sale @ or vpy
OF any coal purchased to be delivered In said city
jurisdiction be fined in Of not less than twenty
dollars. than 1fty dollars, for each oense.
which fine shall he paid into the treasury Of said city.
4. ordinances, ordinances,
sistent herewith, are hereby repealed, and this
dinance shall take effect ninety days from and after
Assistant Alderman Pinckney moved that ssad paper
referred to the Committee on Ordinances when aI-
The President put THE question whether the Board
Which was decided in the affirmative
Aud the same was directed to be committed to the
BY Assistant Alderman Cunisky-, . l.. ,...
sOred That be and the same Us IN neTeDy fro1
of her house No East sixteenthst the work to be
done under the direction Oh the N n, U nI
Works the permission hereby given to continue only
during the pleasure of the Cormon Council .,..o. -,
winch was directed be referred to che Committee On
BY Assistant Alderman Mcdonald,
from Ninth ave to the under the direction Of
the Commlssoner Of Public Works. .,o oor,,,.,ee n,
winch was directed TO be referred 10 the COttee Oh
| Department Of Public Works, when appointed.
and street-lsmps lighted in srty-frstst. from Ninth
ave TO the Bonleyard under the direction OF the Com
Which directed to be referred to the Committee
by Assistant Alderman Costello
Rsosed That the name %s a. George Terry the st OF
rected 50 a. to read George E. Therry.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said resolution
Which was decided in the affirmative by the following
vote "a majority of all the members elected voting in
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Foley, stacom,
0Bren Calvin, Robinson Hesly aarti ,,, KTsss i Cod
simOnsOn, Cumisky Mcdonald, Schwartz, and the Pres.