Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

ashore on the east end Of Long Island, and thar
would DC long way for the committee 10 oe TO re-
Alderman Brady said the whole affair .s III. 49,
iaoe q the frog. petuening Jupiter for a king thew
Ret large log the committee might be amor, 49,
they might g to the water side day after dav Clad
IN purple and hae linen, with spectacle on hose
~. spectacle for gsds and men
10 gaze and wonder at"
ana all they might meet with to welcome would he :
log. &c q
The resolution was carried; Aldermen Bradx
against il. '"'eu
Aldermen Hoxie Greenfield and Patterson were
appointed q select committee
reports ddopted-In favor of WORKING avenue A
setWeen 18th and S6th streets, as a road.
IN favor OF allowing Michael Gates to construct a
uran rom MS sugar refinery in Leonard street to the
In favor of allowing w. p. Furniss to bald sewer
street. = ~ '''oau
In ravor Of snspendins the construction of 18th
Su0ct between Union square and 9th avenue.
FIXING the time for opening certain streets ma fol-
iows;Idiith street, between 4th avenue and Harlem
river; loyn street. between old Harlem road and 9th
avenue; Iiutn street, between old Harlem read and
Bloomngdae road-all on the Let of June 1890. ard
SD street, between 10Th avenue and avanna - ,h
LIST of August, 1885, : - "a 'Ae
Alderman Hoxie (who is New England man and
he
pie OF Connecticut at 1.-The expense of the peosIe Of
New York; moved TO accept the report and acI on II
Immediately TO set apart Pike slip for the exclusive
, use OF the New England STEAMBOATS,. The expenses
OF nsructing bulk heads &c. &c. &C., which are
always immense, to be betrayed by the people Of this
| city as matter of course.
Aid Bruen sad he wished 10 have the report of The
committee laid on the table for the present We were
eternally paying money for the beneft of these YAM
kee steamboat CAPTAINS and got no return or a tr-
fling rent at most for the outlay. The annual expen
ces incurred by accommodating these New England
saeanlo1als was actually most enormoas-there was
ne end to the outlay. There were but 62 dock
berths on the entire front of the East river Pike
sip weald not IN very short time, accommodate.
nall the Yankee steamboats, He in favor of let
ting them have large place set apart for their u,e
away upby the Dry Dock, and let them make their
own bulk heads and piers, in Boston, if they had
mind to do so, and at their expense; the wharyes
piers and slips, down town, were wanted for our own
| commerce and shipping. He would be lust before he
was generous, believing that charity began at home
There was plenty of room up town, and if the moan.
tain could not go to Mahoxiet, Mahemet must 90 TO
| the mountain.
Alderman Hoxie said not a word in renlv Thar.
port was laid on the table.
Alderman Patterson moved that next Monday this
board meet to despatch unfinished business only
Alderman Varian suggested that special dav
should be appointed. Next Monday was the regular
! meeting.
Alderman Patterson moved that the board meet
next Friday at 4 o'clock.
niuoinsa" A"sidhaih sdiu tnat o CLOCK was
hour
Alderman Patterson said that was one of the d
hours. If the board said o'clock thew always
meant half past o'clock.
Alderman Varian said that the remark did not an
ply TO him.
Alderman Benson--no nor to the Chair neither.
hope. am always here at 5.
Alderman Varan-So ami.
Alderman Paterson-I have no doubt the cente
man Of the 10th Is the most attentive man IN the
board; out I've made many Intellectual attempts TO
hnd meeting OF the board at O'clock the gentle
men are so long IN dlschargng their functions at the
supper table below, that they never oct 10 hrs
before halfpast 6 o'clock.
The Board then adjourned till Friday next at
O'Clock. The Harlem rail road extension is made
he special order of the day.
BOARD or AssIsTAsTs.-The Mayor sent an ac
count Of the number of prisoners in the CITY
The following streets are to be opened 22d and
l55th street on November /, 1888 and Maiden Iane
to be widened on the 18th Of July, 1888.
resolution was adopted directing an application
oe made 70 the Legislature for the passage of an
ACT to cause regular registration of votes ts Be made
IN the city. Adopted without DIVISION
The Board then coRcurred with he other Board "a
repave the side walks in WEBSTER street. and the side
walksin 9Th, 10th, and 18th streets.
The resolution from the other Board to appoint a
select committee TO receive the steam packer Sirius
was adopted Board adjourned.
CovRr OF SESSIONS, Monday, April l6-Senf,nce
Day-horace +. Jordan for grand larceny; State
Stephen c. wnans, for stealing; State Prison )
years. '''o"
William Wells, for burglary; State Prison ? veors
mary Smith, for grand larceny; State Prison 2
Charles Donely, for stealing 5000 a, fir. in J,u.s
street; State Prison years
Court adjourned.
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