New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

st,ton NJ being the oldest ofcshoder the city and
snS more pay ana SOss the jury lists BY deputy
Tor which be gets $4,000 year III me me- on ~,
81 his Once yesterday when u reporter asked him what
be thought 81 the bill, at avery bad DEl, ne re-
BLEED /; ind then catching glimpse OF me monthly gay
Foil he repeated, yes y Is very lad Pill ana Is h0l
nrs wn III the interests Of the people, Then NJ Dunlap
heaved a sigh and the reporter withdrew. -. ru,,,o
have Just cone frsm the Denartment Of Pn nHc;
Works" said another Official " where iet eT reoT
hseusslng the new charter, ana dsVlslhs WAYS anu
@sans CT defeating It, If You want an cplIoa On e
an elaborate one" Following THIS HAT tae repoiter
caled Commissioner Thoinpsoa Ia the p6iu nt
recently rented by the city and lifted up for the oepa
nent in Cuanbers-st. ,c,, ~,
nae 5 not ns sn.s see 70 t. 8see@ 5s WIN
my best to carry any measure passed 10y the Legs
Doubt II it will ever pass. Cbar.ertinkertng Is gener
ally unfortunate and as we are getting along men
Spring elections would only afford opportunities ior
hadIonal combinations. The Republicans have no
beaded eomssons 50 far as par. Of the bills
Serneo but 10 grave question waetner wruq nU
ever, doubt he measure offered in good faith"
c.%pa,fS services to the democracy by being made
attorney for the Excise Board OF $4,000 year t1ls
place pronounced sDeeure by the Mccarthy Com:
ittee and abolished nits new b), pronounced himself
as opposed to charter tinkerinG and the new bill
sleetor ON the Lincoln ticket 1854 surprised at
hat part of the Mccarthy report which SAID taat ners
As chairman OF the Board OF Assessors, he SAID
Hold the committee that three assessors were enough
IND have been record for two years TO the same
effect IL Is a abolish that Board, however
N has assessment lists before II amounting 10
$4,000 OJO and this property has to be personally Wis
dted BY Board. II any OF these assessments are
vacated the city has 10 pay the amount and II Will not
DO the work deputies. am IN favor or single
bead commissions. The bil places 100 much power In
The hands OF the Mayor II would be all right II we
could always he OF getting good Mayor but thai
plan was tried under Fernando Wood with what result
we all know The President OF the United states has no
such power as this bill would give the Mayor OF New
York think mistake to turn Mayor Grace out, as
] beneve he will surprise the puoc by his eincIeney III
the Office" 49,.
T. d. Gale. who gets a salary OF $4,000 year as at
torney tor the collection OF arrears OF personal taxes
aud who owns O valuable villa ON Long lSauu
and stables are stocked With iast horses Is OF
pourse opposed the BILL l. aboishes his Office but he
maintains that that does not bias bis OPINION He ar
CUES with Mr. Dunlap that the bill s not drawn III the
Interests OF the people. Similar opinions were offered
freely by other Of1cehOders.
bill Ia said " he in preparation by certain Repub
can leaders which provides for metropolitan Commls
sions somewhat similar TO those which were III exist
ence III this city years ago. TINS will
probably be presented TO the Legislature
at all early day Another charter IDeasue Is
being prepared by some members of the Municipal So
ciey, while members OF the Council of Political Reform
said c be work else on SIMILAR measure IL is
probable that charter representing the views OF the
oceOldng class will also be offered IL the Legislature
fierce opposition Will be shown 10 the McCartny Dill