New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
MUNICIPAL TACTICS.
uDFRMANC COUNTERPLOTs.


Justiees the candidates whose were snDntod at
the Last meeting This done to dispose OF the technical
objection that previous nominations were iL1gAi
owing 70 his absence from the city at tho time ht cOou
tho letter thus: at satisfactory to know that IN he
ordinary course Of legislation by your honorable body
no lost BY tho alleged informaity % inc
prejudice OF the public interests for the purpose OF
acquainting ourselves with tho character and dnah
cations Of the nominees. the intervening time h''
doubtless been usefuly employed by tho members of
your honorable body though thu communication had
not been considered open the objections have stled'
Alderman McCaIerty Immediately moved that the
communication be received. laid on the tablo, and
printed In Tie C,ty Record when legally established
This was adopted by vote OF 3 10 7, Aldermen Fllnna
gan. Kehr, Koch. Lysaght, McCaferty. Monheim'r
Reilly, and Van Setback. voting In the Affirmative and
Aldermen Billings. Causen, Cooper, Faconer' MorrS
Otendorer and President Vance In the negltiye The
Committee on Street Plycments returned report In
favor OF proposed ordinance to pave worth-st, from
Ceutrrst 20 Chatham-square; Parkst from Centre n
Mottst; Baxtpr-st from Chatham TO Bayard-st; Null
bery-st. from Chatham 10 Pars. and Littie Naterst
from Worth-st The report set forth the great
Importance OF tho action, and contained Statements OF
the officers OF sho Health Department, TO the
effect that tho present unpaved condition OF those
streets threatens t0 breed and spread pestence during
tie present season. and in the probable event OF the
advent OF the cholera their condition would iaford
reat obstacles the suppression Or control OF the cpl
demic by the medical authorities. The report was LAID
over. A communication from the Commissioner OF Pub
lie Works was ordered I've printed It stated that hs
total amount asked for by the Department for 1873 is
5OO and that tho aggregate 10 AsO5o less than
the amount appropriated for 1872. and Sl93,0o
less than previous estimate submitted for
the year 1873, Aldermen sBnEs offered resolution,
which laid over authorizing chs ContrOuer 70 pay
1900 for portrait of cxMlyor Gunther communi-
cation received from \. DisOecker me supervisor
of The Cy RGeOrd announcing the publication or the
first issue paper. The following communication
was also placed on ME from the City ChamDer!ain,
.ttng that tue balance In Ire isury Nay q,
S2G0C36 50; the receipts OF the treasury during l'4
s72.6jo.3sl IS; the payments during tnS same year
Alderman Morris moved to take from tho table the
communication OF the Mayor appointing Alfred T. Ack-
ort and solomon L. 5reeter Ponce Justices the mo-
zion was lost by vote o. 81 T. Those in the ahrmatye
we're President Vance, Aldermen Biags. Cliusen,
Cooper Falroner Morris and OttendOrfer and those IN
tho negative. Aldermen Flanagan, kehr. kpch, LY-
sAght, Caderty MOnhener, Reilly and Van Sclacd
When tine result was announced II evident 60 al
that a combination too strong 10 he easily broken had
becu formed. Alderman Norris, however, perse vered
and moved 70 take from tive table the names 0r the
other nominees for Pohcc Justices This led TO
long debate. Alderman Monhomer finally arose 70 a
pUint Of order aud stated that the l4w required the
names Of Police Justices "a be acted on regularly and IN
turn AMI consequently, since the Boa-d had aiG over
tho names of the st appOn tmens they could not
act on tae others Tao Chair decided the point Cf order
% be well taken, and tie Board then ADJOURNED uhul
Thursday.
TUE COMMISSION OS AEMORus AND DRHL-RooM
AND TIE SUPERVISORS COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday
afternoon and IN tho absence OF the Mayor Recorder
HackotE occupied the chair. number OF small bills
we're referred to the appropriate committees bill OF
John r. Fellows, Tor confusing the prosecution IN the
casa OF the People agt Edward ;. Stokes amounting -
5000 was referred the Committee Criminal Courts
and Police. The following WAS thea offered " super
visor MJnneimer:
Resopcd That, pursuant 20 act OF tie Legislature
OF the state Of NowY York entitled act In relation 90
tt,ria. in No M Wy 7.
tic Board hereby appoints Francis NJ Bix9y Of = 'ot
Fitnayc., Christian schWarlL deloer o, No; h'-t
Broadway, and Charles COwel Of No. l42 West FWen.y
fourth-st three freehOlier- and residents or ~ i
county, act as daf Oi comm sslOhers TOT tno eEe'
ton Of armJrics and drrOOns lOr tue usc o tue reg
menfs ami ORGANIZATIONS Ot the First DIVISION OF
tn Iioual nar of tine STATE ot New-YorG accord
ance with tho PROVISIONS contJined IN the said dct.
5uper cor Monheimsr moved the adoption Of the ros
oution supervisor Billings moved that the matter he
over explaining tnat he Thought t an attempt to force
the Board" tho absence Ot four OF the members che
Mayor lnd Supervisors Vance, Ciausen' and Norris
IL stated that lao knew Mr. Bby but the others he die
not know tina he had anticipated voting Tor the per-
SONS nominated but since J WAS the ev.dont int non
or Supervisor Monhemor 10 force tn0 BOardshe should
oppose the names supervisor Van Schack said That ho
names emineutY superior 70 any tue Mayor dad
presented for city officers chat for that reason Ae should
vote for them. Supervisor Bngs's motion to lay over
WA. lost by a vote u to vote was next sakeu On
the confirmation VI the names and it carried, ou-
pervisors Billings, Cooper. and Faiconer opposing.
After considerable discussion resolution was adopted
that the Clerk Of the Common Council Do requested CO
make out aud present 10 the Controller tue pa roll OF
the Board of slperys1rs for June resolution offered
by supervisor Van setback inay adopted, but not
until tie Republicans Of The Board mad declared ana re-
lterated nat It was burning shame to tako adyau
t Of the absence OF several OF the members IN such
va During the discussion supervisor Cooper accused
lpsryisor Kehr OF having received his rce' and the
proceedings beoams decidedly animated Tue following
Is the resolution:
In compliance with the act OF the Legislature OF the
state OF New York hereto annexed
ResOccd That the Committees Of the Board Ot super
yi,Ors for she year 1873 shall stand as follows;
tHHial TIIeS md FH,ulcc-VanCe, ChL-fllan; hOcl'
E.nr. b IIhngs. OttendOrilgr
Clrli COt4rls-BlIngs, Chairman ReiIy, Motifs
C@liaig OJicsrs-Yan schaicl. Chairman; Billings,
Eoeh, AlOlhriner. McCaGertY.
trtninIt courts aud P0ice-Superyisors HaeRett,
Public ChGrities and Correction FiAnia-
gan. CHAIRMAN; Lysaght, BiIlings Koch, Morris.
Pr,laag ind StatoaeTy-s Aoch' Chalrman'
Cooper Reilly. Morris, Flanagan.
Arg.ortes and DriH RoOHS-Supervisors kehr' Char
man: Reilly, Billings, Lysaght Cooper
Fuet-Ouendorfer, Chalrnan Vance, cooper Lyssgh''
Morris. 49,. ". -.
Schaick, Krhr. . , ,,.- ~.
tendOrfer, flalnagan.
Francis H. Bixby one OF the Board Of Commissioners
FOR the Erection Of Armores aud Drrooms h about 30
wears OF age engaged in the warehouse business anu
residing at No sol Fifth-ave. He 4 prominent mem
ber Of Apollo Hail. sud has been SINCE It's earliest
foundation
christian schwartswaeder IL 4 furniture dealer aud
resides AZ No East Broadway. He Is memOer o. tie
German Reform Association. anu was at one tune con.
n-cted with Tammany Hall. He held the position uf
Colonel ot the 9th Regiment for some time. ,.,,
C0aries Cowen IL pfomlneuJ eohT'o'o'' an" '''"''
at No, Il9 West Twenty fourth-st.
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JUNE WEATHER.