New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MUNICIPAL INTERESTS.


BITION SCHEME oPPosED-IEGAL ENpENsLs'
The Board of Aldermen met at 3 p. M yes
serday President Vance in the chair The meeuns wac
oafled IN receive the estimates Of the various depart
xnauts for the year 1874 Alderman Cooper moveu ua'
Abe Oostrollers recent communication anu INC ~
.aates and appropriations be published III u''une
form Alderman Morris objected to THE az II "ouu W
an extra expense to the city. He thought the neu
o,,d view the subject The CITY Record ana ID de
.,,lo nrcss On motion OF Alderman Bilngs'H was
a,,aed 10 print the matter in the minutes OF u meet
Inc and 400 copies in document form, the lat tho
convenience OF the heads Of departments d the mem
hers The Board then adjourned urtii W." nesday, Nov.
A. when the estimates will be CONSIDERED acted upon
sy the Board
The Hoard OF assistant Aldermen met at p. No. yes
tsraay President Wade In the chair. A number Of
lrdnapces were adopted and permission was gwen TO
che Delaware Canal Company to extend their doorway
M the new building at Church and Cortlandt-sts four
saet on the sidewalk Assistant Aldermen ThOrDell
Made aud simonson called the Mayor yesterday in
selatton 70 the Industrial Exhibition scheme and
said that they would protest against 1t ut tho meeting
sf tho SPECIAL Committee to-day. The Mayor replied
shat he would cooperate with them 20 defeat the grant
rhoy invite all persons interested to appear before the
Committee, which will meet at y. m. to-day IN the
Chamber OF the Board OF Assistant Aaermen ana
state Their opinions relative 70 the proposed loan OF
h.booo0o,
saryiay, Mayor Hsvemoyer presiding Mr.. Pinckncy'
rlerk OF the Board Of Aldermen asked for authority 10
srcr the binding and printing OF the records OF inc
BOARD Of Aldermen which granted. Mr. DisDecker'
so Supervisor Of The city Record asked the BOARD 70
request the Mayor have the proceedings OF ne oa
nf Education Supervisors ana Excise pluteu III t"e
[its Record which was granted r hhOuee, .nc ruv ~
% nne % 70 Oct e. Tor printing the official journal
Is contained item OF 1888 for standing matter az hse
rnts per LOCO per day. The Board ordered II 10 ne
referred TO experts for their opinion as 10 now aucu h
was entitled 10 for standing matter MI. DsOeekoI
claims that the rules OF the trade Inc contractor -
entitled TO only per cent per day foI matter AcpI
standing the galleys after II mas been uS'u lA'
question will be decided at the next meeting -. a.,
The Counsel for the Corporation has SUBMITTED 10 te
Mayor report OF the proceedings OF me Law DaP1II
ment for the three months ending Oe,. 81, sna1a 'nD
suits special proceedings pending IN tine ONCE on
shat date The ne OF '" be5S fe as c@ses In the s
preme Court. and the totai amount lhNolEeu u
aud Ihe amount S6S LOG so The rest OF the cases are
follows; Gee, .uo,,.
Cont Of Common rl,....... So .ss h%s7l 50
S ssa' s sss'' 4S5SS
The total cimed is sG5625A During the iast three
tnontbs have been Sl actions aud procedures de-
been entered against the city to the amount OF
O1eoo5 IS. ...... D. .,,
weeh ending Noy.s: Dill.
city sS So % Sesl s Ea5.5' S
@ IT, 1854 s355 OG 9sgs s5s9ss sis
Eoup,, rressorJ... 3,l6lOO9 6435O7 3la55l5 OIVOUl
Tot,l......$4 46l DOB s74OlsG7 $ll,3s94IO sl7343O
The PARK Commissioners met yesterday morning 10
open Dde for the erection of an additional building
Tor the geological collection and 10 transact the general
business OF the department. The opening 0t tie pro-
posals was adjourned until Wednesday at 10 a. IN.
preliminary plan Tor that part OF Riverside Pax between
Beycnty and Seventy nintlstS was submitted 10
tho by the landscape architect aud approved ana
She work clearing the land ordered 10 begin at
once. The laying out and establishing The grade
Of r" street were ordered 20 be filed.
Board of Police Justices met att yesterday
the chamber OF the Board at the TOmUs, Justice Nor
gan presiding and Justice Fammer acting as Secretary
The chief aud assistant clerks were appointed after
which, on motion Of Justice OtterbOurg the salary OF
each assistant clerk fixed at 5000 year. and tie
salary each Interpreter at 81 200 Justice Smith
moved that the assignments OF the chief clerks be as fol-
Sows TOmbs Police Court, George W. COOney; Second
Dlsirict Court, William b. Rockwell; Third District
Court George kos,aT. Fourth District Court, John X.
Dillon; Flith District Court, George w. CTegior.
Adopted Justice Sherwood moved that TIE assignments
OF the clerks be follows: TOmhs winfield
Van Colt John l. MCGOWAN, and James McClbe; Sec
and leopold JaTOslawski; Tmrd DIstrct Court, Henry
fourth District Court, JOhu Linden, aud John DOran;
min. Adopted Justice Wandell proposed that Angus.
SOS FCn be appointed record clerk, in the place of
J. r. TJpy, removed. THIS motion was also adopted.
rue interpreters follows MOritz HelmerdDger,
Victor HeimborgeI, Victor Present, and Philip schwartz