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cause OF the extreme hhness OF the Streets and found
that Of the contractors Mr. Sewell st district had
done his duty In the PREMISES and the other three had
not done so and therefore, the contractors were to
blame


MIR. CHARLrcK objected to the Report He wanted the
Board to endorse the cleanliness Of the streets The
e bsU Rs ' the
manner. He moved an amendment to strike out Of the
Report that part which referred to Mr.. sewsll. Lost


The Report was adopted-ayes 9-noes


Petition of New York aud Brooklyn Union Ferry, for
landing at Whitehall street. Referred.


Honsatonie Railroad ComPany.Rs Adverse to
granting exclusive use OF pier as the foot OF Roosevelt ST.
to this company.


or Committee on Charity and Aims adverse to the
claim of Mrs Carroll for SIT for services rendered for
cholera


In favor of establishing an Insurance Bureau under the
auspices OF the corporation 10 insure against fire. the pro-
Ats to he appropriated to deirayng the expenses Of the fire
department. and to extnguish the Croton Water debt
the adoption of the Report II would be OF infinite service
and materially serve the purposes of those who desire
ter 10 be sure, rdicud in the public press but still
dd lessen the force Of his argument lie considered
that the adoption OF the report would materially benefit
the city.


Mr.. TAYLOR offered few remarks in opposition, when,
motion of


Mr.. CHARLIcx, the report was laid en- the table.


The Rofnda in the Park The report of the committee
with the Mayors veto in relation 10 the leasing Of the
building for nominal rent to the New York Gallery Of
Fine Arts, was then taken up.


MT CHARLicx-l wish to have the Mayors veto read


PstsDnSr.-Are you prepared to vote gentlemen


Mr.. CHARLfcK.-Let us hear the veto.


The President here read the veto, which we have al.
ready published at length


MEMBER.-Le us hear the report also


The report of the Committee of the Board OF Aldermen
then read being In favor Of the appropriation OF the
Rounda 10 the Gallery Of Fine Arts The report entered
into long ard elaborate euloay Of the advantages Of
close study Of the fine arts, which tended to refine the
morals OF the rising generation and conended that was
the duty OF the Corporation TO grant the building and cul
tivate the study OF the fine arts


Mr. SMITH Of opinion that the Board ought to con-
eur with the Board Of Aldermen The object was truly
sudabe one and he felt assured the Board would