New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
GENERAL MUNICIPAL TOPICS.


POLICE DEPARTMENTS.
The Board Of Supervisors met, yesterday, in
this city at p Ii. The Mayor and Recorder were both
absent; Supervisor Vance occupied the chair pc
ton was received from Judges Brady, Fancher, Bar
rett and Davis against granting an application for the
use OF tho rooms IN the southwest corner Of the
new Courthouse corresponding with the Con-
troler's apartments. IL was referred to the
Committee on County Offices nun Der OF small bills
and acquisitions received and referred TO appro-
pirate committees Supervisor Cooper presented reso-
luton giving the Collector OF Assessments power to
occupy the ia tie Courthouse referred TO il tho
petition OF the judges. This Led 70 q long discussion,
and the matter finally referred to the Committee
The subject Of the legality Of appointing Joseph c.
PincLHcY Clerk Of The Board was next introduced. A
motion to confirm the action OF May u in appointing
him Clerk was lost and the matter was referred 10 the
Committee Oh Salaries aud Officers. Supervisor Often
dorter moved that the Mayor be directed TO have
printed In Tho city Record the regular proceedings Of
the Board OF Supervisors The motion was lost An ad
verse port was received nom the Committee 10 whom
the bill OF Martin g. Brown, amounting to
1857, for printing the Day Calender Of the Ma,
ro Court hld peen referred Inc report belh& Ddsed
on the ground that the work was done without ,Ae au-
thOry Of the Board OF Sdpcrvis)r5 minority report
This report laid under the rule The following
bills 81 tLe Coroners i0Tthe quarter ending January l.
ISI5. were audited 5chnlner& lJ heeldA S5J5y Aou1s
S5,J.J and Hermann, $3.50. The bills for tine quarter
ending MhcA 81 1916 were ais9 auIiCi hessieI SOo5
Hermann, $3.50; Young, $500 ana Keenan,, $500.
The Deputy CuCCD,rs presented bills for the
a
1871: Beach, sl4 CI5Lmsn, $3.50; Marsh S91s and Leo
500. These bills were allowed. a bill amounting 10
Ss5 Of Martin 3 Brown fOrprntins for tho Board, and
one OF $3.50 90 by the person, binding ana index
ins the annual lpoIt OF tle Bg4Ia werc aIded
Eoard then Adjourned untl Thursday at 23d p
cEpisC PUBLIC RIGHTS.
AZ "A mccting OF the Board Of Assistant Alderman.
held Yesterday afternoon resolution offered by Assist
ant Alderman Thoruel 20 permit the erection Of gas
lqrl cd
long and animated speech from Assistant Alderman
Clancy who stated that he considered the Common
Council had the safe keeping OF the public thor
Ougbfares in their possession ana were Just a.
much responsible though they had the truss
80, t Snid re IN the doV1f,u of INC
Board The resolution was adopted in spite Of the Al
.In W + reIln Of he Cbpg to
Anrhe Chercd." Of sixtythrd-st and Lexington-dyc
was laid while another authorizing The erection OF
seven large lamps front at the SIDES Of the Wins
was adopted. resolution also adopted
ordering the Board Of Apporiionment to make al APP
apProsehiug Fourth of July, ana appointing commit
lee o. hVe to name the places for me ccieratou Tue
the celebration OF Independence Day, waited upon the
Mao Yesterday, VINO informed them that he would
Communicate their desire for an appropriation 10 the
Board OF AppoluonmenL and report the result at an
NEW POLICE REGULATIONS
The Board OF Police ordered, Yesterday. tho superin
teudent Of Street Cleaning TO inform John L. Brown,
late contractor for street ccanmc and the legal repre-
sentatves Of the estate OF James r. Whit
ing, deceased, also former streetclean-
ing contractor. that they are required 10 re-
move accumulations Of ashes, garbage and rubbish
III Iweniy -ihud-5t. ana lnIt}- lrd-St aud upon al
jacent piers placed there by them. IL the work
vi removing the mounds is not begun within five days.
completed within ten days aItcr TIE nOAcauon Is
served suits will he brought against the offending per-
sons. The superintendent OF Street Cleaning author
lzed 10 remove the IccGMualiJns IN INC event Oh inc
commands Of the Board not being Obeyed, and
ordered 10 keep accurate account Of the actual cost
OF the removal the superintendent Of Street Cleaning
directed 10 employ wO gang O abebOdied cOiored
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resolution was passed that tie pay of the street
sweepers aud after July be increased TO 81 per day
instead Oi ST IS as heretofore
The captains Of police were ordered TO report to the
Board the names Of all Oticeis detailed Tor special
duty ~ their respective precincts, and the ma
ture OF the service performed by them. a reso-
luton was passed authorizing Commissioner Charilck,
as the Chairman OF us C0mmlttee on Surgeons,
10 select aud remove surgeons minis discretion such
nOyas TO be at once reported 70 Chle Clerk Hawley 10
be recorded superintendent Matst notned TO the pO
lice yesterday, tha IN obedience 10 the commands OF
the Board VI Police the city had been DIVIDED into
three medical districts to be supervised by Surgeons
Thomas Henry, and Purdy.
d Of he dstc Te1 Saeeea Setss1S So5
dNeaiysseond T"eni, taIl ga1 .oa.h ImA and Thirty.
Inc de assigned % Dr. Morris H. Henry consisted
Of the following Thd fiat Egah Ninth foarteehh Fnehth
TWentyinth PrecDets Mounted Squad SANITARY squad
The Third District assigned 70 Dr. A. b. b. Pudy Of
hiueeaih Seventeenth, Bgheenh, TweHyaIs and TwelIh
Precincts
It VIII be the duty OF the police captains when
patrOlman reports his sickness to at inform the
surgeon in charge the district, who receiving such
notice will be required to VISIT ana examine the patient.
III he decides that the pdtiens requires treatment, then
sent 10 OF the precinct surgeons 10 take
change ofthe case.
The order requiring daily visits 10 members Of the
force who are sick was modified 10 the effect that
number OF visits should be in the discretion VI the dis
tT1ct surgeons.
THE cHAMBERLAEs STATEMENT
The following is City Chamberlain Lanes statement OF
receipts payments ana balances for the week ending
June q, 1873: n, -,
Bal June t. Rsccipta. Ptyments Bal. June n.
CITY Trsasrry. sso5 az s2S J3l IS sfS9Fa sg OF %
SINKING Fund keleap $500. e,s .os q,
a n.in0 Egna Iataf..t Z61&Sbg b3B OIL
g can't Tfs,sats s2ilI9m i2676s s79B 4Gsl0s 20