New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

o.s's..........,,s... .F2ll ,25O $4,000
Alderman Van schaicb thought tlai this was an impor-
taut department, ana should nave more money After
c1siterable discussion the report was rccOmmtcd 10
The committee The estimates for the Fire Department
were allowed without alteration. Tne estimates Tor
tue Departrnent Of Charities and Correction igewise
pa ssed without alteration The Department OF Building
0rid cain annropriang $sooO00 for city continrt
ces, and recommended that 100000 should be allowed.
Alderman OttondOrier thought That this amount was
too small Tor city cohtlhsthcor' ne annexation OF part
OF WesChester County. no SAID, Will cause extra
demand the contingencies Alderman hehr said that
500 900 was approprinJed AID that $50 600
remained Npendrd and it was inpOs iDc for TO
Alderman Van schaick said that the Board Of I II.
mate and Apportionment was supposed to consist OF
man tHs and bt rensray Ia. nj mas OIL
ABOUT the appropriation OF money. IL 10 wonderful
.he President Of the hoard OF AIdcrincr and Inc Pc
Of the Tax Commissioners, had only TO bow his
Alderman Koch ,d that 1t was quite easy for the four
help themselves To the contingencies au1 APP
pIopnate an equal portion 10 their departments and
snare He hoped the Board wonld adopt the recon-
mendation of the Committee.
Alderman Billings sad that he would vote for 100000
100000 for city contingencies, provided that 10 yor
ton 1t be expended for reason unless by unani
vote OF the Board OF Estimate and AppOrtOnment
The city should have hand good round sum OF
money m case OF any emergency, but It should be KEEP,
IN proper hands.
Alderman Flanagan moved 10 amend by inserting
$4,000 instead Of s50.00D, and the amendment MAS
adopted The estimates for the Police Department were
increased S52l,7Oi 30. as foOWs: Cleaning streets In
YORK, slJ7O4 so. In addition TO the al
lowed; police Ia the new annexed district, 2ll0ODD ::
cleaning streets IN the new district, $1,000; total
1921 7oi 30.
The estimates for the Department OF Parks were in
creased TO the original amount asked viz s75o0DO or
an increase Of sl3j0OO the amount allowed Tue m.
for works aud such the President
the Department are necessary TO ON the
work during the ensuing year.
The estimates for tlf Board OF Education we're in
creased from s3752OOO 10 SJ95.5OO The Increase il
$4,000 for supplies rent, &c $4,000 for new builduys
sOOo for alterations and s620V Tor the Normal COLLEGE
1he following clerks were appointed yesterday m the
Clerks Office Of The Common Council. az per resolution
passed by the Board OF Aldermen Thursday last.
Henry G.. Cassidy assistant clerk, $1,000 year. Robert
McCabe, nth assistant colk, at 1900 per year III /.
said that special meeting. of the Assistant A 1erusu
VIII be held tO-mOrrOW afternoon.
AID FOR woERINGMES.
The following members OF the Legislative
Committee called the Department VI Docks yester-
day. In reference to the labor movement: Assembly.
men Spencer WaehBer, Woods CoushliD aud Biglin
In reply To The remarks made by Col Spencer VINO
explained the object OF their visit Wester
welt said the Department was anxious 10 employ u
many men az they possibly csud. They had made
arrangements 90 put large number OF men nj work on
tho East River piers as the canal
uort was over, and he thought they could employ
. number Of linen the North RIVER piers for
month or b. CommissionY Budd said that they could
nd sonne stonscuters could be employed IN preparing
material 10 I've used In the Spring lie thougbtfhat alto
ssther. many hupdred men might DC employed " the