New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
uUgiCHAL ISSUES.
TIE FOUR ,uuIoH CITY loan rAEEv-rrm ALDER

TIE FOUR MILLION CITY loan TAKEN-TiiE ALDER
MAN NOT DISPOSED TO REORGANIz1
Controller Green stated yesterday 10 re-
porter OF T.w IIarEE That the remainder Of tho
s2oc, Is loan asked for 20 provide means for paying
the bonds of the city and couuy of NeU-YJrk maturing
on jan. 10. Lad been obtained lie added tnAi A OF 'le
loan Was taGen at psr and above. OHar5 for nearly
double tine amount required were made AMONG thO'3
~ whom Che award was made were several
savings banks and wealthy corporations and inilfd-
mis- TIE Controller declined 10 make public lhe amount
OF tie pcctye bids and awards he COMPLAINED D4'
tery Of the trouble oCcaOLcd by the vacation OF assess
mcnts. amounting to about 100000 and ncccssitatns
the raising Of more money on revenue bonds than Woua
Otherwise be needed This % growing evil DC
said which should be er1aicatel. IL was nor
ri Pit That the cy go large should be c)mpei,u % "a
asse-5lout5 for improvements TO private pIlIeIJ'
Revenue bonds were issued 10 the umodnt Of 100000 =
IJrIry loan until tue amounts assessed aist the
uror.fv improved could be collected Before me co.,
ecdon5 could he made the assessments were IN many
cases V.'4tU "nu tAete auo2.t5 went 10 6"tl ,Ac
already @ IeDO Vi the city. IL was source vi great
THE ALDERMEN At PEACE.
There was expectation That 80 TIC special meet
Ing Of the Board OF Aldermen yesterday, tle example
ol Tie Assistant Aldermen would De followed, and re-
or19n 9temped , IL was rep'ri2 , that ,. az
been discussed aud tine names o. Aldermen Flanagan,
Guou, and OtDn4orncr had been named In connection
,llh Die oits 10 bo e vacant. 10 WAS Iually de
cdcl 20 drop the matter however after consideration
the Board, wheG once chosen, permanent while that
Board LASTS, except upon deposition Dy iOur-ftIs
The necessary majority could not be obtained to dcpOsc
tls present President, ana reorganization could he
ehae,e0 IA 10 otner way Nothing occurred during tho
meeting any color 10 the ruuiOr, but 1t seems TO
rest COCA Foundations
MT Cilon was appointed member Of all of the com
mttlcs upon which BIS predecessor Ir. Causen, mad
served. petition, signe4 by many citizens, praying
that the obstruction OF Eeyentn-lve. by the Hudson
River Railroad he removed, was laid over. cOmmu-
Llcati1E received from the Committee OF Safety,
appointed at recent meeting OF wOrkingmen, stating
that they represented deprecated violence and
disorder and believed the only way TO change the gov
erumeut was ~ the DalOt-bOX. They wished to meet
committee the Aldermen TINS evening at No. $40 Bow
ery Tor purpose or forming Labor Bureau to
work for unemployed men. f. was placed Oh Ile.
! William HAYS Marshal, ana he confirmed
uOusiy. motion by Alderman Reilly that ali the I'M
proved real estate OF the city at present yielding
revenue he sold 10 the highest bidder, adopted.
Alderman Koch moved that the Corporation Counsel
prerare memorial the legislature for the repeal oil
The act providing Tor the erection OF prison.
Il explained that the Legislature rs already attend.
lug TO that ter, ana the motion was lald
the table. Alderman Koch called attention
10 the condition OF the t1fty-seventE-st. Court
house, which very hthy and seemingly had
were janltOrs there at annual salary OF $3.50,
each. 1t also stated that there some msunder
Standing to what department had the appointment OF
iaitUrs in the civil police courts The matter
referred the Committee Law. Alderman Van
SUnaIck offered n resolution that the Legislature be
requested authorize the city TO issue BONDS OF the
determination of $780, also that the Legislature enact
that preference shall De gwen 10 Applications Tor bonds
such denomination, and TO those VINO subscribe III the
aggregate the smallest amounts. 1t was adopted. The
Counsel was requested TO inform the Board
department has the power 10 appoint Jantors in
the civil and criminal courts. A communication
from the Police Department, asking that certain
buildings III MOrrsant be assigned To the OF
tne POLES Department, was referred 10 the Committee