New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,ppMAN1c RECOMMENDATIONS.

AIDERMANIC RECOMMENDATIONS.
THE Lg,ilsLATuRs ASKED 70 DEPEAr BILLS ALIH"rD
TO BIZ IL THR fNrgRtsr or THE coNr"'''Lf"
THE MAYOR SUGGESTS TnAr LEGISLATION u"
REQUESTED ~ RELATION TO RAPID IRANNii-
sronrsuoys m REGARD To NEW OFFICES FOR
TnR CORPORATION COUNSEL.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday, by Il Note
of IA to s. adopted d resolution oho'od " hiie''"'
Pnrroy protesting against the passage OF Ihs o' INV
bofors tho Isatlro increasing the powers OF tue con
troor ana presumably offered in his interest INC oi''
arc alleged 70 all nurioaJy tho Interests OF 'he Guy
II WA oarriel by party vote. all the Dep'"o A''
voting In t1o all,.ustlvo AL thp h'pi''i
cans In tho negative. THO CommtVoc V"
alroads presented report requiring tho HuHS'"
Rivor Railroad Company To construct s"'"o
bridge tho tracks OF th't f"iiro'" "
One-hua irod aud -sooond-st, which WAS "iop''a
Tue Controller WAS instructed to transmit u luo
Board, without any further dolty. the iniOrm"''"'
called for March %. 1873. in relation to tho amount
money expended in tho repair an maintenance 90 t'o
public TO ,ds and avenues Of this city, from April 1870
~ January 1874, md all tao in'ormI.on III hs p"S
session or control TO tho amount Of money eXpen lea
In tho erection Of q market on the East ENer nj
Elghteonth-st. IL rosOlvel on mpion OF Alderman
Pnrroy tho building at Kin ,sbr lsoroad and Col
lex recently orIsrod DO osoi for tho use of the
Sixth District Police and Tenth District Cyil Courts bo
communication received from the Mayor calling
the attention ~ tho Common Connc to tn Fact that tho
Legislature hai moi yet passed m act 20 provide b"rr
facilities rapid transit within this city. Vie stated
that .he Lec1slntrc won' adjourn. and ho recon-
,nrndrd that n memorial bs addressed ny the Common
Council ~ the legislature. b-n sng the subject no
fore II for colsiinra'iOn rs IN OF the gr'nc9 import
ouce ~ tho futrro prosperity of fe city The Mayor
a's trt n mi ~, De well t. seni spncihl c>n'ntrr ~
tho Cannon CJlnH - present sl"h memorial Al"f-
man Purroy wanted to know what had become Of tho ma
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Council II W.. explained that ~ Ind been de,incl in
the uavors oiao until last Monday AM this WIS pr0bl-
lily the why action hal been tak'n by the Lck
sltuic The matter was referred tn ihe nplntt"c on
Rapid Transit communication WA received rom me
Mayor in losing financial stlttmcut OF the New-loES
Bridge COMPANY for tho month Of March. rs tolioys:
roer was authorized mn directed 10 ob;ain ~
c building on tnr n,rih-w'st corn o. C'ntir n,n
WhitrtE "HCrpt that portion now Occund ani used 10y
tho NewYnrl DiSprnsl"y. fnr norip ~ 'r yc1r' nom
pird ANIL usd b. "a Dc ~'tmcnt of Clrrtics ana Cor
recton Receipt N II spit II thc rent tn 9 TAX II
from the appropriation for the Department ~ CHARITIES
Aldermen Cole md Sorry TIE majority OF Ito Com
mitico on Salaries and O0reS to which was rorIoi th9
matter ~ the leasing of rooms for the ~ the Counsel
To the C'rror'''n rcro'tcl that In accordance WIN
their in strlrtOms and after much and dcbcrainn
In The en- icavor to ncrfrrm tr duty a,S;nrd brn ey
two fii.is % stairs M and unou terms and conditions
which they bolcvc will b, acceptable to tie Common
Council 4 minority rcport continues rs follows; ,,o
public buildings In the Plrk, while the apa"n"n:s arc
arg' AMI comm liols wcll-lish,el and ventilated. and
ample Tor the purposes intended. The a1artncnts In
question consist OF seven rooms. occvnS the "hte
front Ptut.n IID1srS1nIrc, 30 feet 10 inches by
about - feet front Sprucest Thc building it Is m
necessary To describe, other than 20 say tn,t s1p@
with lCVaOr and every other mOurrn IN ilncc iOr
thc comfort health ~ iGs occupants TIc rent, 1l
tns takcn iutp consideration. II not OnV reasonable
hut very moderate boIhg lhst hail tue amount per an. l
asked for the apartments "ccrn'd nv Nh" Corpor9
ton Counsel in the huidns of 4 e ShtGfs /etIG which
not ANY, better alapGa for the pirposcs lncndcd
The ma irity ~ the Committee further STA mat they
have Aimed TIE ErcnHT Post hll NJ, ANA htt aOput
cnalf the second story is to let ~ $500 per
Two Hd IL ontl he hal the same n'or Tor
s. al itiOn;.l making the whole amount SlOplc per
Hnum On tie third ST ny, all NJ 'riion Ioniilg "n
NJ by 20 feet wide. can b" rene for the I'M o
$1,000 per annun. They have also examined tie apart
nents for the first iOr OF The Hcr1h hul lin >, N
NIssaust These consist ~ two large rooms on the r
| floor 6jX22 and 39X1J, rent $4,000 per ann IN
These not connected The Committee HkrwlHc
examined Tho rooms for rent in The FLDresj building
They cOpsisi Of i've One largo back rO 22NlS
ThsatBr-allcY. Tho other ro1nls are Sn Ill on
buiIdng T lighted rom the akNiiSht
through open space AMI this ight II az mperect
that as has Ia be IN constant The rent ~ $500 PER
An ithcr la room, similar To the on" a.
rbad on the 'Nt floor above. with asurn ono adoin
ing he had for the ~ 81 700 additional, making
the rent IN ail $500 por aDunm.
No better, cheaper, convenient location for the
Offices ~ the COINS i 81 the Corporation, vour onm
tee know from SAninntOn he secured anvwh'r" in
tho vicinity the City Hail L Tx than the apartments
rof FRED to In The Tribune Bn ding.
The Committee Offered resolution recommending that
the Controller he dir ctrd To lcc the rooms in Tho Tri
Binding Tor five from May l. 1870, ~ The an
nua rental of $4,000 pr aDnum. e. bc used 10y the
Cunscl the CORPORATION and h@ assistants AMI clerks
Alderman Robinson OF tho same C"mniti'a presented
minority report recommending that the "n the
third floor o The Evening PUsi Binding he l"asrd Tor i've
year, rcntii Of Sl.O1D per Under tho rule
this matter was laid over for ono weak.