, 1876-02-12
THE ClTY-HALL.

THE ctTY-HALL.
Tbs Committee on Judiciary Ia called for this
afsosuoon at Q o'clock.
Thore vas no meeting Of tho Committee on
Buildings yesterday,
Wascr.reats yostorday woro Sl.G55, and ra-
cep!s from tho City Collector s6,s3s. David
1lallanin paid ovcr $4,000.
Tho Board Of pub1ic Works yesterday ssaued
m estimate Of ei.00O to Cox 1lrcB+ Tor Work on
the Dino Island aronne rtAduct, And ono Of
900, ,0OO to tho satno llrm for tho Fullerton ave-
pue conduit.
nycrs tbnt tho officer owes him 439 for clothes.
| Mntstlnl tIuedot ordered Richardson to pay tie
lnll within specified time ur be discharged from
| tho fusco.
| THO Appropriation bifi will bs submitted to tie
Council Monday night and the fdaa prevails that
| t,ln suit,s asked for will DO considerably out
down. 1t In reported ss highly rrobhbis that tho
bill will not bo rofarreu to tho Finance CommtI-
toe as in prior years, but will be considered by
tbe Council ut once.
Inspector D.iloy yesterday examined Tho Al.
port Street Primary School. ltis hold in tho
bH.enont Of a church, nnd Was III = shocking
condition. Thosu was found TO bo no ventin.
! ton, and tho teachers sav that thrne or four
c!lilt1ron nro made sick overy day by being
furnace IA located. Tho schoof IL on 1oascd
ground and will be removed or abandoned in
the spring.
The Board Of Public Works had an informal
convorsation yestotday with the agents or pat
entees OF q wator-Ulotsc In regard to asking for
an appropriation to purchase metrns to place In
all tho public buildings Of tito city where water
Ia used to any exteut. The aReuts wanted tho
Board TO aals for nearly S211.00o, but tho7 were
t,,d tint should any sun bo asked IL would be
limited to e25,00o, and this only on tho condl-
tiou thnt the Finance Committee regarded tho
itom fayoEably.
Tho City Collector managed 10 smass about
$4,000 yesterday. But ono levy was mndc. aud
that on tie gooda ct Dovpor d Wolnor. Of
Franklin street, for 91os, duo In 1874. Tho
olico furniture. safe, a quantity Of hose. and
nthor Articles were tnken and will bo sold At tho
expiration of fifteen .!nys, uutcss tho oEnezs TO-
dean tho proporsy. Tho stock Of tho First Nh
| tional Bank will DO advertised to-day, and sold
OIL tho 24th inat unlcss tho SfS,200 is forth
cotniug. Tho aharoa Of tho Internntional Bank
| vii! be sold on tho 25th of this month There is
duo S3.933 for taxes Of 1872 and 1879.
Honth Town Collector ErauB picked up about
2Q00D ycsterdAy III manor eaatcr than that
in which, money is usually gathered. Ono Of his
COLLECTORS named Ryan, ca!na yorT nosE being
tho victim Of tho wrath Of ono Gustav 1Iotnhold,
an inlnr1htcd ahon.koopor OH Archer avenuo.
| Rynn callod to collect t!ls taE of s3l, but waa
told TO got out: l1o then trsod TO read the war
rant, but Henhold soizod bin by tho collar with
ono hand, and in tue other ht brandishod hugo
bntcheE-knffo, with whcf, ho threatened 70 DIS
emhoWel Ryan. who stood still, and did not
scare worth o cont. Two policemen woto ca.loti
| 10 to keep order whiFo tue tory was mado but
hoinho1d, sntt holding Tho knlfo, paid tho tax.
and the collector departed. Msko Evans ssys
! nucs to-day, und expects fun, aa he is gong to
| make quick JOB Of collecting.
! Tho Finance Committee mot yesterday nftor-
noon III tho Mayors Office, aud tiispatchod con-
| siderable business. Tho petition from tue stono-
Guitars. whereof mention has boon mado. WAS
on tho matter, and Tint opinion will bo msle tho
ground OF action, Tho bridgo-tender8' petition
for a. full salary In tho montAs Of January and
March WAS reforred to tic board Of Public
matter. Tho Iako-Front subject was discussed
for fon minutes, and resolutions for tho salo
Of tho property for s800. 600 to tho Illinois Con-
trai Railway COMPANY were hid over, No action
and developments at Washington will bo watched
for Information as to what course will bo fol-
loved. Tho meeting adjourned alter tho trana-
action Of o,hor business Of minor Importance.
INSPECTING TIE CHURCHES.
Tho following churches haye boon inspected
aud reported Oil by tho Superintendent of Build
ingB, ih addition to those previously mcutioned:
| EIrfh Fre7jger1an-Corner Of 1adanA avenue and
Tlsrsiesh street, scats 4 e1t io feet inched doola
Cn,tarian chureh-corner Of rra!rto ayenus and
Ihtrueth Htrcet; IL constructed Of stone AAd brick
361; exit feet wls; doors open in: gensr ii
condition good.
AIlchirdn IrcnHe Jftthndtst--MchtRan ayenl1a h.
tweoa Thirty aud Thiry.thira streets il con.
at1ucted Of aono auA wool: scats TAO; exits n1e Is
feet wiia two furnaces rogu4tt Zinc in trout; the
outer doora open inward. The church ia ssto and In
good condition.
81. Murks-Corncr Of Cottage f'rnye syoaue and
Thrtysl1th ntreet, ia buiit Ut wood heatsd By fur
mace. and seats 400: exit foss: door. oren ii she
furnace pipe through tho ro1f. Tho GENERAL cou-
| tun OF the building la HoGd.
En{.rtdItn PtfnN-[1n n31lUlA8 nhn1r4
n constructed Of aud brick, huais 400: exsB
1j feet Wide; oors open In the furnace pipes ard
cIoso to thu wood; brick ia needed tn 'front.' Ths
building IN unsafe.
Frat t;trn1un EmanusI-Corusr OF Dearborn and
furnans pipes too no1r thu woodwork; tho door,
open In exft, ~ feet wdo. General condition good:
VI regards hre unsafe.
NJ, Janes-Corucr ptairko hveuuo and Twcnty.acy-
enth street, IL constructed OF WOOD noats 4oU, a1d
general eoion IL good Tho e1}ts lux feet wnc
doors orsn in fuEnaco requisAs zinc In feont. The
Church ~ safe,