New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-01
ALDERMEN RAISING APPROPRIATIONS.
1INKERiNG WITH THE EsrIMATES-pPPoSED ~
CIVIL SERVICE REFOkM.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
The Aldermen yesterday considered the pro
yisiOnal estimates for the maintenance OF !he CIt!
Government for 1886 The Aldermen DO THIS every
wear and make rain rcconmend'liIo IA ~ ~ -
in the nature of an increase ana inc b"Iu ~ 70,
innate then agrees on the hnal estimates NI'h"''
taking mt consideration what the AIdfilhch nav
done Ii was decided that the aPPropflatl2n -,
So. 600 for tho ctyS share OF ceicpiI!IOh MI
The Rartholdi statue is completed should he reduced
10 50 500 and that the remaining SZ,0oo ne ~
propriated for portrait OF "e"' has been
VIII ch Commissioner s@ ~ pNrcba!e for sSmo
fine Tie appropriation of S2o'ooo 5or iIlS S
salaries Of clerks and oihccTs Oh tnf p" 20 H. 0
cnnvinG of old manuscript records from 1861 to
1872 The appropriation for the CGIpoidtIoh
Attorneys Office was increased FlOoo' ne lt'i
Of : q 600 10 enable the LEV Department 10
nroc,re evidence If frauds committed on inc Guy
prior to 1872 was struck out ne HrIl VI
S7IS OOD for gas ald electric lghtm3 was III
creased $4,000 for the DlrooSe OF haNl11 ,nc
streets lie ding to tue ferries lighted with electric
hghts Ihc item OF $751; 900 Tor slot'ochN' ~
pairing and renewal OF pipes, ETC. was Ilcl'd''
ioSi75 600 on The personal appeal of Commissioner
Squire ,.,. .o,o.,,, se,,t . rcouc.t
that the item of Sl3s 900 for re pairing streets ana
avenues he increased TO S35O00O. Mr.. liai
moved TO make 1t 100000. ne sum oi @too'vJp
was agreed TO. Then $4,000 wa aoieu 10 ll!o
item 10 check the waste OF water ne l'ein Ior
nlacnp Sims on strcct-c0rners was raised nom
SIS 900 to $4,000. Thea on the personal applet
lion of Mr. Squire, the item for inspectors Of wafer
meters was increased 10 $1l BOO ahg tha do o.
salaries of officers, ETC.. from 900 to , NOoo-
The sum for vcnii atnC BtlieYuo Hospital was IL
creased from 81 y 600 to $4,000. -
The Board then decided 10 allow S=uo'ZDS N
stead of $4,000 for salaries - me lieIIh re-
part,DCnt. Nj. MaStCTSOD had II JO,VJU addto 10
The estimates Of the Board of Education 1OF Il new
schoo building IN tbs upper part OF the l"eh'y'
second Ward. 80.
vice reform. There is an appropriation Oh
$4,000 Tor tho Civil se W, VIII %uI
nlci2al Examinnr 10 t 3%Ta 70 Y IS 600 AIR. Mr.
Jachno amended 1t by striking out the chtlrC
amount This was lost and Mr. NalshS oI'gihal
motion carried. Ihe Shcnit was allowed G09'"'I
for expenses incurred in defending himself against
charges brought BY the legls alive COMMITTEE anl
a trial IN court. The sum OF 100000 was inserted
for an armOrY for the 18th Reg'In nj.
President Sanger was diIec.ed to present these
changes to the Board Of Estimate and have then
carried into effect.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN HAVE SMALLPOA
Inspector Chaplin, of the Fourth Sanitary Divl-
sion, yesterday found four persons suucr.n@ IRON
Gina lpDx in the Eagle Hotel, at No. s MoifiS-SI
Ihey were Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, age i0riy-lNc
her son john age Nineteen and her two Daughters
Catharine and Elizabeth, age seventeen ana hiteeh
respectively. All four were IrOslIatcd Win th'
disease on Sunday William jones, the head OF th'
family is proprietor of the b0teL On Novrmbcl
10 his youngest child, David, two years
short iiluess DIR. d. d. Thomas. of No, 23(
East ienth-st., gave certificate ihai dea'h va
caused BY meases and Oh the following DAY th'
body was buried III the Cypress Hills Cemetery
The hotel j. freqnented by lmnligrantsand the san
itary officers think that some Doardcr ia the mouse
was suffering from a mid attack of Smapo,
which escaped attention before the child becan
H. In view of the fact that physlclans somctime
n,,stake smallpox for mcascS III chli1ic8, IL Is con
s,dered probable that the boy died from smallpox
and com nunlcarcd the disease to Other mem men,
bers of the family. lhrre young chi dhnn
and had been yaccinated showed TO sympt oins o
the disease Yesterday. The iOur sufferers were TIE
moved To the Riverside Hospital and the hotci wa
fumigatcd. . r
information that woman was suffering non
smallpox IN the tenement house. No. AZ Monroe
St was sent TO the Sanitary Bureau on SUNDAY
and an Inspector found Mrs. Meademann recover
ing from mild attack Of the disease he woman
had kept herself locked III her room Tor scVeii
DAYS 10 avoid the notice Of the other nmatca o
the house. She was removed TO the Riverside Hos
pital The Inspector SAID number of TN" inmate
Of tho house had been exposed to smallpox and II
varciuatcd Them