Common Council.
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Common Council


BoARp OF ALDERMEN-March ~ AID schiefelin
The minutes ofthe last meeting having been read and
approved number OF petitions were presented and ap
Neso Police Men ReSsnstisns-A message was re-
ceiyed from his Honor the Mayor nominating GarIs.tP
vice = w. Clark, resigned-CsnfIned His Honor noti
fed the Board that he had signed and approved sundry
Sirth and 1M Ward Schoois-A communication
was received from the Board Of Education, askng az
preparations Tor schools in the above wards.


communication was received from the clerk Of the
County Court, informing the Board that the County
u satire form permitted the clerk to indulge into in
iorm the Board OF the acts they had themselves per-
Papers frsn the .assi stants.--A number cf papers
we're recevedrom the other board and in
Reports-The Committee on Finance reported in favor
Of pay Parick Curran The OF $500 remunerate
him Tor loss on colIact-sdopter. The Committee
Charity and Aims House presented report relation
the report OF the Commissioners Of the Aims House. in
aton to application the Legislature for the passage
Of law altering the powers OF the COMMISSIONER CIV
ing them the power to bind out children in neghbong
states and to extend the time of holding oce the
Commissioners and providing that shall out each
year.


resolution accompanied the report, asking for the
passage Of the law After long and hot debate the
port adopted.


Esetion Pons-on motion the election polls Of the 18th
ward to be held the following places LIST district,
27 Stanton sreet I'd dis Ss Houson Sd dis 2es Second
street, dis rs Avenue D. 9th dis 80 Lewis; 9th dis No.
81 Avenue d


Fourth district 18th ward 4s Grand street; first dis





word at the Ofce OF the Superintendent Of Streets
of Essex Market,


Inspectors Of Elecsns-By resolution David Wander
appointed Inspector Of 4h district Of 9th ward
Charles w. Houghton of Sd district l4h ward; Andrew
thompson 4h district 18th ward Solomon Roosevelt and
William Lowden, I'd district 18th ward Charles C. Tai
bot and John G. Spence Sd district; Daniel T. Wandel
,nd William Bennett, 4th dstrict Jonathan Joyce and
Thomas Scabury 5th district; Laban c. Stiles, Nehe-
mi b Miller, and Jos X Steers, 9th district.
Proposed Alteration of the City Cha,terThe President
fered the following resolution: That Special Commit
Zee be appointed to ascertan the proprty Of obtaining
uch alteration in the City Charter will prescribe
election Of the members Of the Board OF Aldermen for
hree years. third being elected each year. and the
oard of Assistants being elected every assmlatng


other respects to the State Senate and Assembly And
to report upon the propriey of paying the members


the Common Council hereafter to be elected suitable
compensation for their services Laid on the table


Dotcn upon the Netcs Boys-Thc President offered the
,ollowipg resolution THAT the Committee ON Laws
oqure report whether the laws of the State char
authorizes the corporation officers to prevent the cry
and sale OF newspapers the Sabbath day. and also
what's the appropriate remedy OF said offence Adopted
Some little other business done ef very little i'm
ortance and the Board at hall past ten O'Clock stood ad
,urned-severai Of the members having sloped, thus
saving the Board whoT. quorum.


The President gave notice thar he should cell special
meeting Wednesday


Board OF FAssIsTANrs-This Board did not meet last
,vening, the Board OF Education having met in their
spartments