Common Council.
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BoARp OF ASSISTANTS This Board held special meet
ing last evening-W. EvERpELL, Esq in the chair


The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.


Reports From Committee Laws in favor of refund
lag b. Blunt Esq. $250 expenses incurred by him IN
deeniing Corporation suit in 1912 Adopted


Papers from the Board of .aldeen-Reporfs eoncurrsd
m In iavor OF transfer stall No. % Essex MaIket 10
John Brown, Jr. Concurred in.


In avor OF appropriation for the purchase of iaIm-


In favor oil regulating Boomip gdae road from 9TH ave.
nue. 10 a2d street, with curb and gutter stones


appointment Carroll, policeman. C0ncurred IN.


la iavor OF taking two lots in Elizabeth street Tor
Corporation yard Concurred in.


In favor OF compensa'ing DR. Martin for medical SER
vices, $40, in 5th District W Watchhouse.


Repoft oiCommittee Finance with communication
from the Comptroller with schedule in relation to city
taxation for lS45


Mr. CHARLcK objected the reception the report
the ground that nasmuch the report not accom-
panied with the original paper from the Comptroller
which the report was founded.


The CHAIR decided Mr. c. out of order.


Mr. CHARLIcK appealed from the decision Of the Chair


The decision OF the Chair was sustained


Mr. CHARLIcK considered the absractiDg Of the docu
ment was fraud upn the people OF the city, and he
trusted that the e would be remedied Some $500 900
was hid away by this mode OF proceeding,


Mr. TUCKER rose to ordsr.-Mr e. was travelling out
OF the question; and he wished not to have time
ce sirliy consumed, and to go home


Mr. CHAkLIcK had objection to the gentemsns
proceeding home and no doubt the city would not suffer
much by his absence. (Laughter) Mr.. c. continued:
the enormous increase Of taxation proposed by the
port would involve the city in amount of debt which
they could not pay The policy pursued by the Comp
toller would be ruinous 10 the city After expressing
his dissent from the report and accompanying resolution
the report was concurIed in


The Board then adjourned.