Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09


Aldermen and Board of Assistants. May 7, 1893.
! Present-Eg6ert Benson, Esq. President, Aldermen
PATTERSON, Randall r Smith Brady, Hoxie, Deforest,
Greenfield K j Smith, Waterbury, Ingraham White
head, bruen Varian-Assistant Aldermen Balls, Wood
hull Potter Hail. foote, Franklin, Barnes, Snedecor,
Tappen, Taylor Hyde, Holly. Nash
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and an
proved.
Job Haskell and Barnes Underhi were removed
from the offices of Inspectors OF Charcoal
James Davis removed from the office Of Inspec-
tor of Lumber.
VIM A. Haydock and VIM, c. Scott were appointed
Captains ofthe 1st District Watch
Jehn s. Pollard, James Mackere were appointed
Assistant Captains ofthe lst District Watch under Cap
tain Scott
Isaac H. Brown and Henry Pruden appointed
Assistant c aptains under Captain Haydock.
A resignation from Captain Williams, of the I'd Dis
triot Watch, accepted
Nicholas Conover appointed Captain of the I'd
District Watch, in the place OF F. Williams resigned
Charles Webb was appointed Assistant Captain OF the
Cd District Watch, in the place of Ward fringe.
Genus Wheeler appointed Captain of the Sd
District Wach in the place of Robert Taylor resigned
Joseph Gale appointed Captain of the 5th Dis
trct Watch, in the place OF Joshua Carhart removed.
| Charles Leitch appointed Assistant Captain Of
the 9Th District Watch, in the place of Lamuel w. Sloan
removed
| Isaac L. Wooley was appointed Assistant Captain
of the 9Th District Watch, in the place of Philip d. Ran
| dell removed
| Hartman Teel and Watson Van Benthuysen were APP
| pointed Captains of the 9th District Watch.
| Thomas Benton and George Gsodwin appointed
| Assistant Captains under Captain Tee
| Samuel w. Sloane and Ward Pringle appoint
| ed Assistant Captains under Captain Van Benthuy-
| sen.
Jared L. Moore appointed Regulator of Public
Clocks
VIM Edmunds was appointed Superintendent OF
Roads.
| The Common Council then adjourned.
| BOARD OF ALDERMAS.-Two hours at least were ex-
haasted in getting through the krst chapter of the
port relative the revisons Of the laws and ordi
nances Of the corporation when the matter was laid on
! the table for the action Of the next board.
The case Of the watchnan, Van Benthuysen, who was
fined at the Common Pleas the Of S15l for NAL
treating citizen was disposed Of by refunding the
penalty awarded against him in a Of Justice The
vote for this barefaced Outrage of public morals,
| to 6, viz:
| Ayes-Aldermen Patterson, Benson Randall Smith
| Hoxie, De Forrest, Merit, Whitehead. Bruen.
Nays--Adermsn Brady, Greenfield X. ]. Smith
| Waterbury, Ingraham and Varian
| In THE BOARD OF AssIsrAsTs-The following re.
ports taken up and adopted viz: In favor of dis
continuing proceedings for laying out Of Murray Hill
Square; in favor of fixing the time for opening 5th
Avenue to the LIST OF May 1889; in favor Of referring
back to the for revision, the
building in the Sd Avenue; adverse to discon-
tinung the filling up Of Sun Fish Pond.
The report coming up relative reorganization Of
the Hospital Department Of the Aims House, gave rise
TO warm discussion in which Mr.. Hoffman took con-
| spicuous part in support Of the resolutions
The report recommends among other matters the ap-
ponment of four regular practitioners and four medical
| students instead ct the physicians now employed.
Aid. Balls moved lay the report the table which
was seconded by Mr.. Woodruff who took the floor in
opposition the report The motion to lay upon the
table was lost, to- The report finally ordered
! on hle.
RELIGIOUS ASsIvKRsARIRs.-Cireati is the multitude
ofthe preachers in this time- is the great An
niversary week. The following is the order Of the
meetings;
.... Tuesday, oh May.
Foreign Evangelical Association haEpast O'clock r. NJ,
Bleeeker street Church, Rev. Dr. Masen'a
American Ant. Slavery Society, 10 A. n, Tabernacle
New York aid American o. 3. Union hslf-past p. NJ,
Tabernacle.
"wednesday, 9th May.
American Home Missionary Society, halfpast p. ~
NY y. Moral Ref Society," NJ, Sd Free Church, corner
of Houston and Thompson streets.
NY City Colonization Society, p. n, Ref Dutch Church,
corner Nassau and Liberty streets.
.tE Tharsday, 10th May.
American Bible Society ioA. NJ, Tabernacle.
American Education Society. hsifPsa 7o'cisck, r. NJ.
Tabs rnaeie.
New York City Temperance Society, r. ~, Chatham
street Chapel
Friday, 18th May.
Americas D. g. y. Missions, 10 A. ~, Tabernacle.
~ r., Academy OF Sacred Music half past y. NJ Taber
saole -.
IT Upwards of 10000 lbs. Of Maple Sugar have
been made in The Of Sandwich NJ. III. this