New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Of Accounts at 1900; that OF the clerk TO the
$780, aud that OF the clerk 70 the Superin'on
$500.
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors was .,or no"
terday, Mayor Havemeyer In the oh"i,. So, ,no
Hackett was also present A communicate. -, -. soor
Corporation Counsel was recelVeu' S'a'N -, oa,,rg
as he should receive certified copy OF inc IA" no
tho poerd ot superyisors and defining its powers W
vvopd co,or,npioate his opinion 10 the Board reo
,,on was adopted appointing Mchaei L. Da'y A, ~
Clerk OF the Marine Court ana JANUS | n".,'o-
stenographer of the same samea,ian Oo1aT connseI REQ
mmendsd the payment Of $4,000 TO George dared
and $4,000 TO John X Porter the 1or COMMUNICATION was
rSferred 10 the Committee on CrmnaI CouIs9 ssn noo
Police resolution was adopted ~ ,hs SolleSe
~ the CITY of NewYork. and for the o % ,
college. resolution was also anppteu ~ nonse 70 be
nrepared proper plans and specineatlohs IoI 1 R,
lion of the souhery p9ron p non,rscs S Will he awarded
10 the highest bidder large number OF Dils 49,, .0i
nairs n CITY buildings including the Centret markeI
and inc Thireenth-st ArmOry, which had been repeat
edly brought before the Board, were passed. hHohE
them was one for carpenter work by Mich,
cut down and passed. at s92s9 jacob Weber ,, OIL,
amounting to s2OOOO was reduced TO $1,000 Much time
was consumed by the Board in hearing and passing
these bills Supervisor Morris constantly demrng 10
the payment OF them. Finally Supervisor Cooper, who
Is one of the Committee by whom the bills have been
examined lost patience and exclaimed that they were
ali old bills long since presented and that every one Of
them had been cut down nearly 100 per cent Super
visor Vance who had subsequently assumed the chair,
remarked facetiousy "The Chair fails TO sec why they
shouldn't be down 200 per cent" supervisor Kehr
ind gnanty objected to Supervisor Morris opposing
every bill as reflection upon the honesty OF the Com
mttee After this little digessiOn the routine business
went on without interruption.
At meeting OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
resolution was adopted authorizing the Clerk TO have $50
copies Of the Charter printed for the OF the Board
Assistant Alderman Healy offered tho following 0rdl
nance which WAS laid on the table:
Whs2s the Legislature entitled act to organize TIC
local government OF the CT OF EeSYork passed April 30 1873
provided officers shall paid fired salary rendering
collection Of and intended 10 abolish the system
payment Official BY such fees therefor be ordained a.
follows:
The Msyor Aldermen Commont Of the City Of EeWYork In
Common Council convened DO ordan Is follows:
All OF the ordinances OF the Common Counc
establishing authorizing the collection Of fees for services rendered
City Government establishing Authorizing
the collection for the granting issuing OF any per
ms under or by ordinance Of the Common Council
hereby repealed and ell such fees hereby abolished
sRc ordained that ell officers appointed under the City
Government shall dIe and stated salary the amount OF which
shall be established BY law provided
SEC shall take effect Immediately.
The resolution passed by the Board OF Aldermen In re-
laon 10 the celebration Of the Fourth Of july and re-
questing that the Board Of Appointment appropriate
x75OO expended by the Park Commissioners In ap
propratey celebrating that day, met with rough treat
ment at the hands of the Board, and was finally laid
over.
City Chamberlain Lane makes the following state
ment Of receipts payments and balances for the week
Bal jane T. Receipts PAYMENTS, Bal June H.
City Treasury 40 ~ $2l7999 ~ SJ5Jbyl J S5'lE II