, 1874-01-31
THE CITY HALL.


ilto'it isah Fastened upon voting 1fickoy, and ho
WAS held In $500 bull aB n wii1less.
THE CITY HALL.
Tho Police Doard hold tts usual meeting. Il
occupied tho ontire afternoon In tho trial Of OIL
cor Edward G. ClarIs, charged with maltreating
citizen, refusing to gvo his proper namo when
applied to for 1t, and conduct unhccomng M Oni-
cor. Tho Donrl took tho caso ulldor adviscment
after Which 1t adjourned.
Tile Hon, n. r.. Derickson and cx-Ald
Trihbfe called upon tho Mayor and directed his
attention to the prensing nocosBity Of viaduot
at tho intersection OF Dluo 1sland avenue with
tic railroad tracks. Tho Nfayor promised to
further the project by ull possible mennu.
FINE AND WATER.
Tie Committee OIL Firo aud Wator mot ycster-
day afternoon. Present, Aldermen Foley, Stone,
Tho petition Of V. @. sooor, nskng tho Coun.
oil 10 tost patont stroot-sprinklor waH passed
over for weok, to onablo tho petitioner to ap-
pear and explain its workings. -, -,
Foley from the agent OF tho stoiner so!f-actlng
onBino, asking tho Council to postpone any ac-
tfon looking to tho purchase Of q chemical oil-
gno ono wools, to enable him to bc present and
Tic report Of tho Committee relating to tito
Hale Of certafn property formerly occupied by
t1,o Fire Department, waB taken up md con-
Trn,, M nv, Wosioto so .r"ots ~ '"' VI
rTho ,1ronosnl nf William Fitzrorn1l for thu
anio nf = 1nt Taar Tho rnr,,or of 1rhiri nvonI,o
aud Twelfth street, q by 100 feet, for $4,000,
was recommended to bo accepted.
ronta ts J,o,y ~, az a!,,;,,a'oa ~ ,rnv1o ~
tho annoin,ne,,t ~ nl,,mncy.sweencra woa
ofTcrcd Fre Marshal 1ion,'nr nrUeE ia ,fon.
t!on, and, aftor somo discussion, the motion pre-
'H1hc, ;rhero ho,,o M fnr,hor buainoHs III. con,-
,n;tt"a nj S iomrSo,1 ''Do' o''A"0''' ''0 ooA'-
'n'ssee ao1ousneu, n, ,,,vor,.,,r
A.. for,oor .oaa;an ~ t1a ro,n,,on ronnc;, a.
rose,;o,, sra ;.troi,no, ~ ,,ro;,,r tha Tnr,ai,
ietmrs ~ onnnaa m tho sfsvor'a h;f1 a. tha lat
aous;nn ~ t},nt bot;v tlo roanlntinr cama IN n
;ts sinnl nasaaoa an, hoinp nasscd nv a ]nrra
1na;nry 1voa p,ns,nitto% r. to Nfoyor for ;e
sg9a.rs % Ihis 4 i've was currently rspor'sSd ye4,
.,;a,. 4 aaoorta;, ~" ,,oss 1sr,,,,N% rnrnrtor
LIZA ~ ~ liz IIn,nr 1oat ovortr and oMarnar.
1,a nv haI, nn 1nnria iistor;mo r. i'a cto;ns ~
various parties sooking d consideration for their
Claims, ah opportunity wAa alolued, anu tho
subject introduced. The Mayor slated HuhHtall-
ITALY that he haa neisnor eshea Tue r9solnion ,,n
nor refused to Sign it, nor had ho vetoed 1t. Tho
resolution could 60 to tie Legislature and DO
acted upon without tho signature ot the Mayor.
uiB position was prleny stateo to be
th1s: Ae was placea III oAee ny tho
people. nna WAS tesponsleio 10 them
tue bill not be continued IN force, ths RESPONSE
blity to his constituency Would renaln, b1t tho
power given INN 70 secure such men as no re-
gardea TRUSTWORTHY woniu DO tahon IRON hfs poe
sessoL. Ho appointed those whom ho consd.
erod tile httoat tor tho various positions II
they weTo not Eoou men " waH tne prerogative
OF lho Common Coane 10 Ielect tne ehho!aates'
III shoTt' without 1t tho Mayor u SIMPLY figure,
lead. Inc bll he considered cmlnently good and
WITH proper management on ne part o. tho
Mayor aad common eouncl', couia DO aaoe OK
'f'n''S O0n0Ne.ua. rns 1AKr-rnoxr.
Ile committee on Wharves and Puolic
aroanas wGte 70 navo nola IN aa3onfnea meoa- 1s'e
lng yesteruay afternoon 10 consiaer tno !aMa-
iront questlon, ons, ns honoay wns on nana ons
Ala. ; nlooIe, uo !ineet1ng Was !el1' Mr; 1loole
4as gwen tne saplecs great 9eal OF attention
aurang Tue pnae low Weeks' anq q atatomont OF
read witl interest. After careful and patient in
lty lhso tne lmasles Mo was aoserneu as 10
N Nyestc[uay ~ anuNE reporter 70 urge