The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27

Which was referred to O special committee OF
three, consisting OF Messrs. Healy, Plnckney and
Gels. The Committee on Railroads presented
report In favor Oi adopting the following resolu-
, tlon:-
Resolved That the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company be
and they are hereby to run night cars from Fifty
every hour from O'Clock TO four O'Clock A. NJ.
Which was adopted.
In reply TO resolution OF inquiry the President of
the Department OF Public Parks stated that the
number OF laborcrs employed IN the department at
the present time Is 2,23l. Ordered on file
In accordance with q resolution OF inquiry the
Of the empo9es Of me Of
the dates Of appointmenL&c. The Comptroller states
that none OF the clerks have the power to lease
stalls, but unde- the direction OF the superintendent
OF Markets The clerks have the right to assign
space In the streets adjacent to the markets 10
wagons for market purposes. The report SHOWS
that there aie forfy-tnree employees In the market
interest OF the CITY, with salaries ranging from $500
The following communication was received from
The Corporation C0unSel:-
LAW DEPARTMENT., OrrIoE COUNSEL,
To THE BOARD or AssIsrASr ALDEEaES:-
2 Hf
ments OF the city government have reduced the of
eating with the Common Council in respect thereto and
BY me what 10 a%Sor % to your
such reduction has been made, and stating whether
"a city
adopted December ~ 1882 wages aborers employed
y o'a s
n % OF
the Common Council relation thereto remained unaffected
s'ss1 o the &c by s
sn 81 Hs e. $ BY Sc
power OF the Common Council in relation TO fixing the
provide, that the number Of all Officers clerks employees and
with their respective saarie: and compensa
s
men! for ,usS purposes. I may no. be sOee,Asr
The Of the s
services am OF the opinion therefore that the
pSysd therein that e
now exist In the Common Council Yours, truly,
o,, Counsel to the Corporation.
The following was adopted:-To concur with the
Board OF Aldermen In adopting resolution rescind
Ing resolution authorizing the New York and Har-
lem Railroad Company to lower their tracks ana
lay additional ones north OF street: TO
cause the chamber OF the Board Of Aldermen and
inc eierxS once 10 90 thoroughly rentted and re.
furnished IN suitable and appropriate manner,
PROVIDED the expenses Tor the same 10 not exceed
The Board, after passing some rn,mportant
papers, adjourned to their next regular meeting day
hhfokM In ThE FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Mr. Adam Engel' German, who resides In Third
street, recently called voluntarily upon Comptroller
| Green and stated that he lad been put upon the
pay roll OF clerks OF the Board of Assistant Alder
men AZ $1,000 year, wlthout his knowledre and
asked the comptroller that mis- name should he
taken from the roll, as he had not ne riormed any
service, anu ne dld not wish u receive money ne
had not earned. Ths TACT Is but another evidence
OF the good effect OF Mr.. Green's administra,on NJ
the business OF the Department oil Pluance ~ -
PAYMENT OF CITY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Comptroller Green paid yesterday as lollows:-
The Comptrollcrs Once Auditing Bureau, Bureau
of Arrears Bureau of City Revenue Bureau OF
Markets Department OF Financel, to January /,
The Board OF Aldermen Assistant Aldermen,
October 1871, to January 1872 36,O0l "a
airy, 1883 "a
TO-DAY He WILL PAY
usry, is's 2su2 o;
And engineers and assistants on the Storage Rescr-
voir, 10 full TO LIST January, ls72........... 2VO
other pay rolls are under examination. and as
soon as audited payment VI thou VIA he ymadt