New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
MUNICIPAL ISSUES.
oous1urAr1nNs oF CITY BOARDS.

CONSULTATIONS OF CITY BOARDS.
IN THE CONSIDERATION OF THE DEPART
>,rxr EsTINArEs-rHE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
TIKI MUNICIPAL OFFICES. a.
An adjourned meeting of the Board OF as
easement and Apportioument was he'd "a. "a M.
noon The hour appointed for the "ee '. p,.sen,. AT
I'm, a. that time onlv Controller Green was y,,..,ar
ou' ~ '"a' "'"0 - 49,, Tax Commissioner "heeier
-. -, 80 tbree vared half an no"i ~ 80
che Mavor who however. did not co"S ~, uyn.si.,
Mr. Vance took the chair on "
Mr. Vance offered the foio"int 49,. ~, .Au \. ALA NM,
r.,-s Ts hereafter al meetings o. TINS Bosru sn S mhsr on
ihn ~ saf scf Re business FOR the
an Of shch meeting called and n icr for such
80" ,Ss reference laws Ordinanees when sa'n's ~
IA. shall accompany the sams
Mr. Green proposed that the resolution lie over ~ 'o
MAYOR might have some objection 10 make.
N vance navnc his hand on the Mayors chairl-Tnis
. the Mace Tor him TO make objection, and he ought TO
be here x,
Mr. Green called for a second reading OF the resoiu-
ton He then said that as it applied 10 tne "ayo''
aeemed proper that he should vote upon j" ~ "a'
accordingly laid over. Mr.. Wheeler asked what was the
next business
Mr. Green-I have presented the acquisitions OF the
various departments l have done my duty.
Mr. wheeer-DO you want to call them up again
Mr. Green-I have nothing to do about II.
Mr. Wheeer-Then, as there is no further business,
move adjourn.
town several days II is not probable that another
Meeting will be held before the last OF this week or the
ars OF next Controller Green told TRIBCNE reporter
hat as the law Winter demands the approval of
the estimates by every member OF the Board and re-
very important hat the work should be begun
promptly questions m gat arise at the last memen.
which would take time to answer, or one member OF
az delay H''' ''
II z ASSISTANT ALDERMEN AND SUPERVISORS.
TIE GARD OF Assistant Aldermen met at 2 p m yes
terday, Alderman S rack in the chair petition from
-ons Of Twenty third Ward. for the anactment OF
an ordinance TO prevent cattle. and other animals
from running in the streets. referred to the
Committee on Heal,h Alderman Cornells resolution
rogiing material 10 be sprinkeG with water IN the
9ei!o,,o ~ ~ the ConIn ttee on Health reso-
n;iou was presented that the Corporation Counsel DE
instructed 90 begin Proceedings 10 open the following
strrrts according 10 law:
~ iouil.i. Thrdave- to Bas; River
1 ' ,,,. IRON from I iTs1ar.A 20 Ess yo
srs,'e s' from - Flrsi-sve . Ea R,sr
srhy-ih,ri-t, from Aveaae A to Els' River
So s-srsts-. from tour.h-ave 70 EAsi kiver
s.s isSa ,c 10 ,' 70 Fb-.,
Oae ghE-sL, IRON First ave 20 hallem River
Tnls referred To tue Committee on Law The ordi-
nance reducing the cost OF permits for showcases avn
Iacs DC, Was received from the Board OF Aldermen
Alderman Thorne moved that the Board concur in the
amendment other Board. exempting rom suit ali
merchant for receiving and delivering goods over the
Sidewalk Alderman Clancy moved 70 strlSe GUY tne
s,Taeted 10 discontinue suits pending for such
cause" He thought tue Common Council had no power
% assume ilncal functions Alderman Thornel urged
hat merchants laO been pat to great deal OF trouble
and incon Veuience BIZ the ordinance force The
Board OF Aldermen had adjourned until July am u the
amendment not cOucurred N, II would be long time
before relief would be granted Tue ordinance ought 70
pass without decay, Alderman Wade said that the ordi
nance relating permits mad always seemed 10 MIN
onerous and II ought 10 De repealed rnls
amendment included nothing except the receiving ana
delivering u goods and he therefore moved 70 eGnear
Alderman Keaoe said that was the reason ne oOlected 10
inc resolution lie moved % amend, 50 that all suits
emaaatlng the Permit Bureau should De dlscOn-
finuec Alderman Clancy charged That Tie amend
nent was ~ the interest OF the downtown merchaDts
who had lnhbied through the Board or Aldermen
Alderman ThOrneu replied thai ~ was more Ia tne lter
uptown retail dealers than OF large merchants
,he si had al taken out per'ats while many Oh the
could III afford 10 pay the tax or the costs OF pro
ceeings IN court lac Ofulndhce was IeieiIcu W Ao
Committee on Law.
The ordinance requiring steamboat-runners 20 take
ont received from the Board OF AlderIneu
ylfh the amendment lncu.lng steamship and rulrOad-
.anners, ana adopted Inc ordinance ESTABLISHING
pgbo pouucs IN the TUenty-nlrd Ward was lost, the
affirmative vote not being equal 10 majority OF tue
whole Board The vote Was rcconsdered ana the JrIt
was lad over.
day communication received from the CLERK OF
Marine Court announcing the appointment Oh hoO-
at Canned attendant OF that court to hll vacancy
motion made by Alderman Otteheoilor 20 "a ,r
communication Was lost. ana on motion OF AueI
man Reilly the appointment was cJnnFnel Inc boaru
then adjourned until the nrst Monday III Jny al L m
meeting Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
WAS called for D. m yesterday, sut, the Mayor being
shsput there was no quorum. The Mayor was IN his
OH all the afternoon, and expressed surprise Jh nc
r. uot been sent for SAID that three Clerks
receiEed s672 25J -. and PAD odt S3206 % Cy Ona
beEan Lane makes the following report Ior me "eeA
ending June 10: NJ,
Bsiances Receipts PaymsitA Bssu,.S
c~ rre..u-- SO So $50 s97lssi s77G97s s3,5S4,ise
&c go s79s5 loo58s 5 5ss7as