New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
Tits OVER TRiNIALITIES
,,-s1NEss TRANSACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL
ASSEMBLY


,.ho Nuni.ipal Assembly transacted no business
=, much importance yesterday. but members OF
~ houses got excited over trivial measures. IN
" Council John J. McGarry. 81 Brooklyn. OBJ
-, 20 n resolution offered by Councilman Wise.
:, tho IVth District granting permission 20 the
ro,,n,hus Club Of Harlem. 20 parade on Saturday
ortrr Mr. McGsrTy said ne believed the Police
N.,a-,rncnt had sole control OF matters Of that
49,, and the Council should not interfere.
20, ne Aldermen have passed this resolution"
ssid Mr. WISE - -,
.,.co--, L believe this IS pn intelligent body,
., y so g. ought 20 act Immediately.
"xobody doubts It IS an intelligent body Mr..
vie answered. The resolution was passed.
councilman Foley offered a resolution n FAVOR OF
..a deepening OF the harbor Of New-hork IN ac-
,a,,s Nth a bill now before Congress. provd-
~. an appropriation for the purpose. The resou-
."e recommends that the channel should he
..r,s from - 10 b feet, and wdcned to 1000
w. T, was recommended that a committee be APP
- - cooperate with other committees -
- the passage OF the bill. The resolution was
80 - the Committee on Bridges and runners
~ he .nird reading Of the resolution 70 set aside
ol6 councl-room in the Brooklyn city Han
We ", ,,sc Of the Criminal Court. M. McGarrY
~. ..s On he ground that the public should hist
ts heard ..-,, ,,~. oxr.,,v.d ~
onts.room to-day and when they tied 10 get
. 49,. c,egk locked them out
." -. -, Brookyn City Han is only morgue at
said Councilman LEIGH. There is no
~ ubv that room should no; be used as
Ie"So. The chamber assigned 20 the
couGt , , s,,s,,,,,,aa the ruies
-, ahead without regard 10 rules. Alderman
.-,,c,on offered a resolution asking the Ma! OF
- I've The Irish flag rat-ed on the CITY hau on
~ T.,-;ck's Day. and there was an oyeTwheliIh,,hs
q ~ Ave when President NoQns Cd.!Su 10
sAou. o. hi, Alderman Woodward called aiienN0h
d we STATE Jaw prohibiting the piaeihg Oh ""S i0'
70 e5c on public buildings. .,,--.. ,ri6ces
~ "'-rst he law il won't be done ,
.. .~-r5n Woodward moved 10 refer me !eso1 Ss
ron 70 yw US alderman Harrington Withdrew MS
S,ion much 10 the otssIst OF Ace ma 70
The ace i orgraissioners 20 procure lighting and
ea plants r the re'ce o! q PSF 5 S'' fo2 each
yerts..7, 80 Woodward made nigh, against
be resolution Il 89 Ssd been sHxous 70 get
X "a BOARD 20 authorize the ola bo;.rl % IN. d
70 On es N opposition but was shut OF " ~.
a. me previous Quesloh alte' q " - and (
,ss.out,on was passed by vote OF - "'S anu
n45S vote ot 81 70 4 the Aldermen decidsd 20 Pay
Et~ester crowley $500 foi services at the Alder
bAha'as', ayh'-st.or on New Years Day.
Tssog,ioas offered by Alderman Nun were p Pa
without - 7 Vc@leSrajion Of May as Charter
DJsy, aIa '4sscm6iy to consult with citizens
c0mE.iiee q Vccgu introduced resolution TO ask
- fees5islatj,re 10 amend the charter 50 mat NE
~. " - srerd S25 600 wear IN buying codl ioI
cly Mp ~ Charities Department fas annually
t,s IN is estimate an item for this ainount LOT
s.~ersrg coal In small quantities 70 ne suIleIlis
ss. ro9 some reason the power 10 make sucn an
ANTICIPATION was taken from the boara OF fsTl NJ
~ - Aroort!onment by the charter anu no
nav srrrorr!ation was made this year. the reso
luton was passed. ..,,,.,or asking the
~rr-c-s.ior Counsel whether the Municpal Assem-
-. lad ne power 10 raise the age limit lot stite1
.yete a rom ;hirtv-fve Nifty years Colonel
1y-srrr made the rule thu; no person oldeI uan
.tir.v-Ave should he taken on The stIect @
,--,,S Alderman Dunn thinks that there are men
~ .ba- ffirtv-fve who clean the streets