New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
CJTY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

s, mas good deal amused yesterday
bv a nublsned story which tred 10 'a'se 'Ns ""pes
s,o, that he was seeking nohnd"o" ""' e",''"
49, ,,,yor or the Greater New-fork throusn oaI
a,in with Thomas c. Platt Inc "'"'..'' ~ "''
,s,, s"'. n,ne.dream was found in the Mayors pres
pe"u'..' ,ha we,herbee dinner for Governor-elect
90, ,.s, ueek where Mr. Platt was aso suess
, ,h ,,c. that Mr. Iauterbach had cd'eu u
,ho u.vor's Office twice In the as' NV "'' -"
Nsvor's recent expression OF oP''o" .. -, ~
-, IN. Union League Club iaVorihs MI ' ~ W.
I-n,,ed States Sens'or was not soo' ' '' p
cal;y was also referred TO lot rne -" .,,nr IN 4,
ooor 70 the alleged scheme air rs xssfsray
aever sJar said the Mayor good-nansu rs nsee an
when asked about the report .n % IN any sense OF the
not ar have given the slightest thougn. ~ "ns ~
Year. contest. Neither Mr r,as IAN aoy suggestions
yysrt,sans has approached me vim n,,af1en as The
pr limitations looking TO another S,s a, Mr.
only time have seen NJ nn ras acsnnyersston with Mr.
hen except in presence OK o,ner ysa
Wien word was said mat way Soacnsu AS 10 Or Mr. ss
bach' he came here on SATURDAY as in conec,on
Metropontam o for the boy vIolnist Huberpan; but
mr ,ntercourse was wholly OF an oiclS s ,a s,S,s
M auterpsch was az Esmase esrs ase the
peot,,is ne was Interested ln as .,,s -
d think ,ss1 Ser!H oISsr Sse o to .Ss
vent away without my having hau L "''1 -
ssSs Seen saving that taDSsn' m Il.
resolutions OF the Union League SiIp @ ,hsf they
serSe no i reTe in bn9 my power SS.
70 name the next United States sens tor bs, so1
,ne , ~ s Vested in the Legislature Of New YORK
considerable majority OF the DID, and MS elec.
Pony on Is practcay assured do not believe tn' & snS
good can from placing i,cnns ine ,ic in antsgo.
or sm any 70 the Conclusions OF the Republicans OF Inc
Legislature tha: point
The Democratic members OF the Board ol A'ue.,
,.n he,d caucus yesterday for the purpose OF
corne 10 some agreement as TO wnat courSs 'n.'
will pursue In filling the vacancy caose' D' ~
resignation OF W. NJ. X. Ocott. rhe SUBJECT VI
tho Finance Committee charmanship "aS .,so
discussed in a general way. hlaJOl.us .,a, - -
caucus were favor OF eiestns ,io,Is aIisseI
Mr. Oicotts place IN view ,orney GI M 10 turn out ali
determlnasp rmocratc ncumbents OF his office. The
matter OF the charmanship OF ths ndi'r M a,,srs
mnder consideration were laid over with the un
Serstandng that they shall be determned Dy ycs ics
meets ON saturday at 4So O'Clock. The Tammany
members and Alderman dsrI9nm sGnf bwyer . the other
Bren member. refused to take part. hars ms gives
Edward Iauterbach chairman CT the Hepuo-
ucap County Committee, and Secretary Marches-
tor Of the Same committee. called on D'strict-A'-
torney Olcott yesterday and had long conlsrenSs en-
,aik Ml was the matter OF making appointments "a
the District Attorneys office. Some appointments
will be announced to-oay.
The final figures for the County Clerk. supreme
Court and the public libraries were fixed by the
BOARD Of Estimate yesterday. County Clerk fur-
row got SIS 23o the same as his appropriation 'or
1896 The usual sum OF 1860 for preserving ne
court records was voted. For the Supreme 'ours
1851 ,os was allowed The libraries received the io
lowing amounts: Aquilar, $1,000: webster Nys,
Cathedral 800: University settlement ga go; ,s 10y
side $50: Mechancs and Traders & ss; Manor ~
appropriating money for !ruancy school, for the the
School Commissioners asked for $500. Tney pro;
posed 10 purchase the old Henrietta lndusiria'
School The subject referred 10 the CORPORA.
ton Counsel. Sheriff Tamsen asked for N3sne
Tor his office He received $i3S. 49, The Commis,
soner Of Accounts asked for so5Oo and received .'i
$4,000 The appropriations passed were; tIW
Court si2.iOo; General Sessions cour,s S,Sss' ps
public, $500: Special Commissioner OF Jurors,
Ss6 900: Board Of Street Openings. Szt,; Jurors
fees SIS 90: public advertising. $4,000: police mass,
irstes ySa 100: civil district courts $4,000 Special
Sessions courts $6? 300: Board OF Examining Plump
ers .4eo: General Sessions Library: 200 Ste
nographers' fees. sl5Ooo and witnesses fees. 5000
The Board also authorized the return OF s3eS9 70
Insurance companies for Illegal taxes collected
from 1898 TO 1895.