New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04

meeting next week. Tho members Of the Executive
Committee have nearly all returned TO town from 'h''r
vacations and will BE- on hand on Tuesday evening
10 take part In the meeting.
The announcement that ;h" decision OF judge
Iaiilc't In The su h, aside the recent outrageous
apporiioumen, OF the comfy inio Assembly Dl'iH''
world not be- appealed from was pr'matur" ana M
founded. The counsel for tie moii)n for mahAHuS
10 compel the supervisors Meet ana appoIion The
count, according to law consisted Of JESSE johnson
Benjamin f. Blair and Major f. II. Hobbs lA'y
were. fully prepared Tor the ndvrrsr opinion OF Ju0S'
laiiett by the sentiments Ia" expressed VIM" H''
argument was In Irogrs, and which showed 20"
III, mind working. lie had sought to be r1"N'd
from deciding "A matter 50 purely pOIilcai by ursina
that an agreed ease ID" submitted 10 IN" '"n'ral
Term VI the supreme ConrL But the counsel Tor
Tie rciato, desired hr, submit Tie case 10 hin.
They piirpo,c TO carry 1t ut once TO the General
Term which meets this month. and If u decision -
SECURED speedily III" can be- carried 10 '' 'o"'
of Appeal, In october and decided IN advance OF IL"
election. II final decision shoild not be- r'ach'"
before the election Is held under The pF'S"h ap-
portlonmcnt there wouh sin be remedy II th'
npporonment is aside By ordering new election.
| The case Is Just strong In IN" face OF Judge
| Eartlctts adverse opiuon II was before he gave
| It, and hi, decision, have been known 10 be- seq
| inside
The Aldermen will hold another adjourned meeting
III, week.. and II l. announced In c"nh'c'i"h VIZ"
! H.. return Of Boss Mclaughlin 10 town from h''
| vacation at Greeuport. L. l., that ia" Boar" VIII
take is long DELAYED action In Tie maiter Of proV"hs
! ,dlitloual uimpng facilities - that mn adequate
wafer supply NAY BE- assured 10 the city. TIE l'oaFd
sill meet on Tuesday and the Water ana Drainage m
mitee (, expected 10 have report, prepared '"r F."
| several week, ago. ready 10 oher when VIII coNF
! tho matters presented by city Works ComuiSNioh'f
| Adams aud urged by the MAYOR. Tie Aldermen VIII
/ L.. amin In ffsl
| villng "A Columbus celebration for the city next
| month I'm connection with the dedication OF the
J Memorial Arch Oh october l.. The work upon uis
splendid granite stiuc;ur" Is practically eomp''',H'
ana II on, remains to take down the false work nu'T
m. arch and Ia remove the fence abont tue n"SN VI
! the piers that the pavement can b' r'N'o''' ="
If, former condii ion to have everything In readiness
| o,r the d.dlcntory exercises. There VIII b" TWO
.inirca,,s inside OF each pier leading to III" top %
mat visitors may have anpr opportunity to ascend
| IT, The arch bear The simple Inscription 10 Inc
defenders OF the Union. is6i 500: .,,., oonn,s
| ih, Long l,.auu Mater suppl company 'ohmls
sim udourl,.l last month 10 meet on 1uNddf 81 W.
| Wa but it y likely tlrt anoihrr ad!"nrnmnt VIII
, H. II, on A. the place OF William j. Lane, VINO re-
ic,al hncII,. IA. vas not frrchOldor. has rot been
nel b, Judge Pratt. ana the uiih't's III ,.r f nn
-, In, service ol other members OF the tOhhi 'Nl'"
| nnva moi been i,uDved. lh,N have taken lnlliN 10
veal their Indignation AZ thr asp,lohI az , "p Yn
authentic dennl on ne part OF the members VINO u"
hold property In th'r o~" , n,,, IN c,,ur the
way for H. Erld;" plaza. bounded ., fui'o. >a'1,
and nigh ana for The Widening ana N,n 'oR,n ~
,nub progress, ana persons returning to town AFTER
ulcncc Tor tne summer wiI ho,o s'TIu rc,i,re
for the car-sol7gr tracks of the lridg" IS nsafN Gp
from Concord to lary ST. along W WA wnS nnon
th. new Bridge terminal station VIII begin. ia,
Prompt measures have D shn "G stem, D 10 prevent
The entrance Of cholera into the Hty ou' WIN n'
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