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On motion OF Aid. DRAKE the majority report resolu
tons and all, was adopted by vote of III to


ComptroAsr's Report.-The Comptroler's Report was
presented and ordered to be printed for the use
of members.


Legal adpser to the TomJsA report received from
VIM Cox, keeper OF the City Prison. in to the re
solution respecting Henry A. Fay, EsI The report set
the Committee Police Watch and Prisons to see to the
prisoners wants provide them with counsel &c. with
view, II the experiment proved beneficial to pass an or
dnance creating the office legal adviser that he CON
tnued in the prison until about two months since when
finding that the voluntary contributions OF the prisoners
whom he had served, which the only compensation
which he received not sufficient to support him. he
had left merely giving the business the benefit OF his
leisure moments.


Exclusion Of the B6Ie-Ns Bible appropriations
Aid. BUNTING offered a resolution directing the
Comptroller to pay Of the school moneys to those
schools from which the Bible without note commen
had been excluded and also resolving that the Common
Council do not appropriate any more moneys to such
schools.
Alderman HAsrRoUcK rose and spoke till he was called
to 'time" by the President, opposing the resolution


Alderman MILLER followed in support Of the resolution.
Aldermen DRAKE then moved the previous question,
which was adopted


Alderman SEAMAN gave notice that he should move
consideration of the resolution at the next meeting


Alderman BUNTING then moved a RECOMMENDATION at
once, which motion was carried


Alderman HAsBRoUcK then spoke for another thirty
minutes


Alderman MILLER replied


Alderman SEAMAN moved for adjournment Lost.


The previous question then put and carried by
vote OF 10 to 8.


The resolution then adopted by vote of 10 to g.


At IS minutes Of II o'clock the Board adjourned till
O'Clock tomorrow evening (Tuesday)