New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
REPLYING FULTON MARKET

NTW BUILDING To 81 ERECTED IN THE PLACE Oh
THE MOST DlLAPIDArrD rAEt OF THE P"IS"Ni
sTRUCTCE2-TnE WASHINGTON MNEKEr SCHEME
The Board of Estimate and Appoit'ohmeht
havIn, mace appropriation OF TSooOo Tor repair hg
Fultou Market, wOik Will he b gun upon II al an caiN
day. II his been decided that The city doe not nave
the mower. uader existing law, To appropriate
money 70 bmld "a new market; therefore
the appro1 ria ion made fol REPAIRS the work 10 he
done under the direction Of The Commissioner OI Fdoc
Works The REPAIRS" however, virtually cover TIE
$3.50 coo. Il ended merely to begin the Work Win
erection bi din which vii! probably cost about
the apprupr alton OF $4,000. TIE worst part OF the
present III apded and insecure structure, probably
that part facing Fulton AMI SOuth-sts. Will be torn
down. aud tn erection of onc-s'ry brick building ne
gun Il is eXpec ed that another Appropriation will be
made next year perhaps this year. by the
TO continue the work.
The new building will be a one-sory brick the
aide with probably stori in the centre. Thcre viii
b. no basement int nd u to have the bn Id lg
level with streets In this the Ohipciiuuable
lonor shoi winch interfere with the market hUs
ness WILL be Iii Of and probably the many rcstdu-
rants which occupy much of the ma ket pro'er
The present structure hes been condemned hv the
Health Board the Building Department and the Cur s.
and vet all prev II ,rts to get rt OF II nave fa'ed
Tie standhod ers expcndci great deal OF time before
the Buard of sinking Fin Commission rs IN 1879 in
perfecting plan for building. The eli TT tailed
because OF the opposition OF tAr lG Or-dtaiet> ahu
restaurant owners. Who SAID have induced the
Tammauy repre- seHtatIves Ii tie Board to
delay the matter aud thus ictt It, I'M
standholder> tnen went IT, tine l. sisiature with bill
drawn BY the p0ratiOu Counsel AMI approved ny ia"
Mayor. Controller Commissioner Of Pubhc WORKS mi
other city officers. The bill a>-ed both houses without
trouble. bu, "pceon-holcd 10y treG'vernor ostcn
sibiy because u the opposl nf the c"u'cl Of R"f"rm
which wl-brd the civ 10 50 all hS market nUieftY.
MIR BlackiuT and otter L tdhUldrS. How Yer. chdr-c
mat ltlp ON
fealed their urpuS'.
All the VrCs"n sidewalk vendors tie civ markets
will probably lie remove CntroleT Campbell, y hen
ComDisSon 1 If Public works. underworld To do aNay
with this nlsSancc. The sands els AIRED away but
alow''i bv Controller Kelly TO ~ repi 'ccd The
markets elng under the charge Of tue Controer l. $
expected thar Mr.. Campbell will nOV carry out is
former purpose, he has appointed IL Superintend-
of iricts and the Commissioner o P"Unc WOrhs
is worniug Ia unison with dun.
The standhpuer> IN Washington Market Will revive IN
the presen; Legislature he scheme projected bv ttrm
last year for a Una Ike building TLev are sad 10
have expende $4,000 pus ning through their bill Of
last year. wbIch killed by The Governor. Assembly
man Everett elected largely On the issue Of wv
market building, and Is expected 10 the ter
early the attention Of the Legislature. Inr "tsnng
Market scheme embraces the chase Of all ad1Oh
Ing square of pro at large outlay u the city,
thus enlaTgng The market facilities, i'll addition 10 the
erection Ol q building