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

BsARp OF AssIsrAsrs-Monday, April "A COM
municaton was received frem the Mayor, announcing
that he had signed certain ordinances.
communication was received from the trustees
OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum inclesing copy Of
their 10Th Annual report.
Petitions and remonsirances refened.-Of HI. H.
Scheffim and others against widening John street
OF David D. Lyon SEXTON and several bell ringers for
comPensasn-of Jordan Downing for transfer Of
stand in Essex Market-of the same fer transfer Of
stand to him in Washington Market-0f SO carmen
70 have pavement repaired in South street. between
Pine street and Maiden Lane-of w. III. Thomas,
and OF r. H. Stagg for stands in Union Marketed
the Public School Society for permission to construct
esterR opposite their premises in William street
Of James Prcntss for correction of an erroneous tax
of Daniel Washbsrn and Dennis Valentine for
stand IN Washington Market-of Thomas Kelso and
Thss George, Jr, for reduction Of tax-of Jos Hsr-
lson for an aPportonnent of tax-of o. G. Osborn fer
redress on an erroneous asscssment-0f sundry clt-
zens against having the trees in Broadway cat dswn
between Reade and Chambers streets-of w. B. CO.
nant for reduction of tax-of sundry persons for
the abatement of nuisances in the Harlem river-ef
Messrs. Demsnieo for an adjustment of assessment
of Alencon r Buggy for stand in Catherine Mar
e. Borden Cor siand in Union Market-osc,sA u
ID Dewitt for relief and advice relative ~ afies
erected on the Bloomngdale road on land required
| for public purposes.
Reports and resolutions of Committees adopted
To grant donation of $500 to the Eastern Dspen-
| sary; to make further appropriation Of e348 a Q
markets praying to be discharged from further conad
Grafton of petition relative to paying for
tain copies Of the drectory praying to be discharged
from further consideration Of damages sustained BY
the grade of Centre street; making transfer Of
stands No. Fulton market 10 Peter MercilliaL No.
Jefferson market TO Michael Cox, No. 81 Washington
market to James f. Hastead; granting donation sf
ns :nd T
dow Of Jshn bucklow, late q fireman, deceased.
Also to rednce and apporton the taxes Of A. A. Al
word, James Murne, jun. and Joseph bushow; alss
to remit the taxes Of John Grumpy Bradford Lincoln,
VIM. Campbell, e. II. Warner Thomas Lewis, and
the estate Of VIM. Rhinelander; also adverse to re-
hitting the taxes of Geo. K Sistsre.
The committee to whom referred the petition
of Ditchett and 230 others relative to turning cid
wise any measures that would remedy the evil COM
planned Of and their belief that the existing ordnance
# properly enforced, would abatc the nuisance They
reported resolution to the effect that the petitioners
have leave to withdraw their petition. This produced
discussion, and the report was referred back to tho
committee.
The committee to whom was referred back the
original report on the petition Of James Hethering
ton for rem sson Of tax, again reported adverse to
granting the prayer of the petitioner.
Also, adverse 10 the remons trance against widening
Maiden Lane Adverse 10 the petition Of J. Patter-
and Others for leave to remove wooden church.
The street committee reported TO open the 9Th ave-
nue. from 2st to AID street open 18th street
on the 9TH January 1889; I'D street the LIST May
| 1888; and 49lh street on the 4th Of May, ls39.-
| Adopted.
| Report Adaptable allow Mr. Yates TO build q
drain from % Leonard street to the public sewer n
Chapel street.
| Papers from the Board Of Aldermen-Rssolutions 70
suspend all proceedings in the matter of widening
John street. till the lst Of June next Concusd i'm.
| Resolution to change the name Of Jackson avenue
to that of University place. Mr.. HYDE moved Coz
| currence. Mr.. Williams moved a reference. Great
discussion took place. The motion 10 refer prevailed
Ayes-Messrs. WoethulL Potter, Westervslt, Will
Jams, Taylor, Holly and Nash. Noes-Messr Bay
lis, Hail. Poote, Barnes, Franklin, and Hyde.
Resolution to lease the lever side Of pier Ne. -
East River TO Cornelius Vanderbilt. Concurred N.
Resolution 10 apportion the taxes on lots belonging
to the estate Of John Watt Ccncurred in.
Resolution by Mr.. Hyde, TO pave sidewalks n Sths
i 10th and 18th streets. Referred.
By Mr.. Taylor-That house be built N WILL
street fer engine company Ne. IL and that eiVv %
appropriated for the same Adopted.
| by the same-To grant 800 10 Wm Wnie'
watchunan, who fell from watch-house vmeow.
Referred.
The resolution to apply to the legislature TOT gewer
Il TO keep open, ad inifflm the bloomlnedaie RsaAs
as adopted by the Board Of Aldermen vas concur
| red in
Law NOTICE.
/ - ALBANIAN gENNERS, formerly of Newhsru. n. O.