New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-14

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This .ponat acla having 70. riverside Para Broadway vi eung
ami ih Blrevar and Maiisonaye Of LNng
present. yeHruos " these sch. having
The rroselt Controller office aad
Ie he 'sae Of Ing. aoa1 o. bond, hes been Teqae e 70
Large amount: OF h class Of debts are still outstanding uDnquaAed
@ The ysr9e: Of The city have rsy acreaei daH9s the
these CALI WORKS and FOR means to pay old ard IN
Roira That is The judgment Of this Board that as the laws now
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70 benin or authorize opening Of boue
me ocr VI prrertT improved tte cv
greater isposo TO pay The les MS on fhs properly geae
y uptown improvements wcs solely
sore Tina, Of the class Of works under what are
TleBse vii the doubt ana uucertaIt provisions
OF these avs pule to the Pablo interests ana oasat 70
e unmistakabe to tae tuhov TO DO the work
lore il viii consent to authorize arther
urv generation
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pfs me Bper psrt of he civ reneraon IN ANTICIPATION
aar.mGs ,9 OF shsl are s'' 5 nS anon WIZ" c at least
Si5OOU expended sln half Che uaoc
soud be better served by atyo some attention 10 '.e 10
pair improvement Of he streets a. t oN " 81" 'lr el,' winch
arr people and which constant necessity Tor the
Rred That While Board IN favor % The carving Of pub
as are expended saoul5 be she
dock property. al c $50 De enlarged ana RON
immediate aud revenue viii b. aervei and in
putting horougaTe de lower part Of he c "lch
aIe nov 80 much u want repair
Alderman Vance moved that the resolutions he laid
over and printed on the minutes in order that they
might have time % examine them. They contained, he
believed statements and opinions TO which they might
not he willing to subscribe mature ieiberaton. The
motion was adopted after when Mr. Vance presented
resolution authorizing the payment Of the tenth
instaIlmeut OF $4,000 OF the city subscription
TO the stock OF the Brooklyn Bridge Com
pauy This was objected 10 by the Controller, mas
much as ,s subject had not been stated the call for
the meeting, required by the rule Of the Board
Tie Mayor SAID that he would sign no calls for
meetings unless they contained clause allowing them
take up general business not parucnlaHzed IN
the call. The Controller moved 10 amend
the rule requiring IS time intervene between
the calling and the holding OF meeting ana 20 have "a
y Mr. Vance because had not been stated III the call
Both the motion FOR the Bridge Company payment and
the Controllers amendment to the 4s-nOur rule were
Tie following issues OF bonds authorized s5,525
OF Judgment bonds for the liquidation OF judgments
against the city 100000 o. Park Improvement bonds,
take up other bonds now maturlugi ana $4,000 OF
County bonds for completion OF a drive north
OF One-huudg thst. The meeting then ad
Tne Commissioners OF Charities and Correction re
eeYed protests yesterday from Dr. Mcdonald Cnief Of
staff Of the Charity aud SMALLPOX Hospitals on Black
Wells Island. ana warden Lsc0nb OF the PententlarJs
against reducing the estimates for supplies Tor those III
stliutions. DR.. Mcdonald says that the food III the
hospitals Is now barely sufficient, ana warden Lsc0mb
states that the expenses OF the Penentary have been
already reduced 70 the lowest estimate The cost per
inmate day has not exceeded 3lb cents during
the past six months The expenditure IN the institution
has been much less THIS year than 1t has ever been
before.
The Board Of Assistant ldermen held special meet
ing yesterday II expected that resolution would
be introduced by Assistant Alderman Heay denOuncing
the action the Board of Aldermen in asking the Gov
ernor 70 suspend and the Mayor the ground Of
dissent being that the Aldermen should have consulted
the Assistant Aldermen before taking such action The
resolutions not presented II currently re-
norted that John Kelly had intimated that suc action
would not be polite, ana the resolutions therefore
Alderman smonson presented a resolution TO the
effect that police authorizes should be directed
enforce rgIdly the ordinance prohibiting the die
charge of Firearms fireworks or any other conbusilbes
Assistant Alderman Clancy opposed the resolution for
the reason that he dld not wish 10 prevent Young
America from cnIoyinc in his usual way the anniversary
OF the cOuntry's Independence. He moved that
Carried The Committee on Arts and Sciences
reported adversely TO the resolution passed
q 900 for the purchase Of the Randall maps and sur
veys. The matter referred back 10 the Committee
The resolution OF Alderman Morris in the Board OF
Aldermen directing that the expenses the dog poun
should be deray 10y the city cOncurred in by
vote II 70 Assistant Alderman Wiser voting IN the
negatiye A communication was received from the
Mavor stating that he had Inadvertently vetoed the
resolution directing that from Avenue TO
Tnird.aye should be paved and asking that 10 should
be returned him A resolution passed that the
street be paved. Notwithstanding the Mayors veto.
Ourn TO July ~ Assistant Alderman ThOrne amended
the motion by substituting Dec. 81 Assistant Alderman
CiancY's motion prevailed.
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
The Mayor busy yesterday with his official duties.
Including the meeting Board of Apportonment.
He says will probably not have his reply to the Gov
ernor ready before Wednesday.
Controller Green denies the statement made by some
that he has failed to attend the ss three public let