The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-24
ALLOWANCES TO HE1NTz
Coruissi6ner fnrroy Bespeaks Liserniity-
Mayor Grant On Visionary scheues.

| Commissioner farroy Bespeaks Libernlity-
Mayor 9rant On Visionary Schemes.
The appearance OF Fire Commissioner Pur.
roy ut Yesterdays meeting OF the Board oil
Esttmato led some OF those present to believe
| that he was there to attack tho figures OF the
estimate Of Commissioner Hclntz, with whom
no Inns been at war politically. On the con-
tfary MIR. Purroy was there to read letter. as
a representative property owner OF the an
nexed district in which he asked the Board
Ito make such liberal appropriations as shall
be fully adequate to the many needs OF that
growing district and as shall be In every
way SUFFICIENT to improve the roads and
streets and avenues from tho horrible condi-
ton in which most OF them are at the present
| time." Mr.. Purroy letter said that the prop
| erty owners OF the annexed district wanted to
| afford every inducement to those seeking
cheap. comfortable. wcll-rcguated. and con-
venient homes. and that they know Of no
creator induccment than will BIO presented by
properly kept roads. by streets which will be
md BY sidewalks which will be properly
s0 1881 ssssst spts 5sksa ss 9s
The Board allowed him . s3s ~ . They o s%t
sty 6 n aPS maps sns from ttS
salaries OF Commissioner. De-. from SOL 300 to
H Mayors Grant d saa ste shs Meeting
ii. uhder tho present administrator OF the
fly IN BY
bridges. Iasilities for bringing tho Twenty.
and o w ss %9TS
nj s@sf &c s'tS 'asss9a Rsfsa a
saSs ana
HEdse NH n GGer 1sHry ssse more
nIuHt 10 hC spenf without taxing fhe inbah
itants Of the annexed district one dollar. The
burden L. borne by tho city at large. Other
sessmonts, Tho city has paid. without assess
new pahs tbs and
fourth wards. nll at the general expense Of the
p:S TIsr .sH has heretofore been expended over
Twsn,ty,, :! wards These surveys should
wards i does not sse% Rossits 5hss Il is nee
ensineorns Surveys sSnsdcrins The wor
iSrs psid r. fo H. that Surns,ss , What +
th ss' Board G Of :? Estmate b" Via and
ting IN fat places Of local patriots. Tor Whom
thors is no substantial, occupation. will GER
tainly not DO approved by the people Of the
At last Mondays meeting Of the Board
street Cleaning Commissioner brennan was
instructed to revise the figures Of Mr.. Beattie.
Mr.. Beattie wanted $2.S53.233 Mr.; Brennan
ssts for The syn aSTed
Tho appropriation made to Mr.. Heintz this
Park Department for o similar purpose in any
year except one Tho great bulk Of Mr.. |
Heintzs work has to be done under resolution
men Lynch and Moebus. the Tammany repre-
sentntives from the annexed district have |
passed 24O ordinances for regulating. paving. |
grading. sewering and otherwise improvin: |
tho district II all arc carried out by Mr.. |
Heintz. the aggregate cost will be more than q |
million dollars.
When the people of the annexed district de:
Streets, to look after that part Of the city ex.
clusiyely. they preparedl bill. every line Of |
which was submitted to Commissioner Purroy |
and the other leaders Of Tnmmany Hall. 1t |
was heartily approved by them because the |
people wanted It. The Tammany Hall mem |
bcrs Of Assembly and the Tammuny Hal Sena-
tors worked like beavers for the bill and passed
It, When 1t went to the Governor he re-
fused to sign it He. did not know
2pl other TammanX Hall LEAD eader; ne Ment to
triet. and Induced him to sign the bill. Tam
many Hall has been at the head Of every. i'm.
the annexed district has had. It
didn't elect Mr.. Hcintz. II Mr.. Heintz hasn't
done his duty It is Mr.. Heintz's fault. and this
election is good time to let MI. Heintz know
that. A vote for Tammany Hall candidates is
q vote against an inefficient official as we'll as
! vote against q conspiracy having for its OBJ
iect tho election Of Platt's man.