The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
MUCH MUNICIPAL WORK.
lTANP MEETINGS TO BE REID
 DURING THE PRESENT WEEK.

Aldermen and COuncilmen to Meet To-
 night--TriaI of Commissioner Gilhuly to
 be Resumed Wednesday Night-CrOss-
 Examination of Dr. Smyth-Other Meet l ings of the Week.
 1 The members of the court of common
 council will find themselves kept very
 busy during the ensuing week attend 1 ing the innumerable meetings that have 1 been made necessary in order to attend
 to the important business of the city. Tonight the boards of aldermen and councilmen will be in session and con
 siderable business will be transacted. The aldermanic meeting has been call
 ed by Mayor Hendrick to finish up the
 business for the month. At the last regular meeting of the body held last
 Monday evening the session continued until after Il o'clock, and then the most important business of the session had not been taken up. In view of the ex- planation of the mayor that it would
 take considerable over an hour to com- plete the rest of the business, all of which was important and most of it very important, it was decided to ad journ and complete the business at subsequent special meeting to be called by the mayor.
 Among the important items to come up for discussion this evening will be
 the report of the committee on ordi- nance, which will be in the form of a new ordinance regulating the speed and
 equipment of electric cars; the report. of the committee on retrenchment and
 reform recommending the establish
 ment of a hospital for the treatment
 of contagious diseases on the outskirts of the city at a cost notrto exceed $35, ,0OO,
 and the report of the committee on streets recommending that the corpora ton counsel be instructed to appear be- fore the general assembly and favor the passage of the bill giving the city of New Haven the right to issue street pavement bonds.
 The meeting of the board of council men will be the regular monthly ses- sion of that body. If the aldermen get through with their unfinished business in season the papers will be transmitted to the councilmen so that they can be acted upon by that body In the event of this not being done Mayor Hendrick will call a. special meet1ng of the coun oilmen for some evening later in the week.
 Wednesday evening the board of al- dermen will again meet in the council manic chamber to continue the tnvesti- gation into the charges made against Police Commissioner Daniel 8. Gilhuly by Councilman Charles R. Frisbie. At that time the cross examination of Rev. pr. Newman iSmyth will be continued by Attorney J. P. Goodhart, counsel for Commissioner Gilhuly, and 1t is expect ed that the cross examination will con- tinue throughout the entire session.
 A special meeting of the board of oo lice commissioners will be held to-nor- row evening, at which time the final report of the special police investigat- ing committed composed of Commits sioners Prince and DooHttle, will be read and acted upon, together with the communication from Dr. Smyth to the and which is said to be par ticularly interesting and Is now in the l possession of City Clerk LBon, the com missioners having voted to keep its con- tents from the public. until after to- morrow nights meeting. Altogether the week promises to be an unusually busy one among the members Of the court of common council and police com- missioners.