The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-14
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY IA, 1916

pose of any property of any kind TO purchase any
supplies, unless ordered by the Committee on Finance
Adopted.
Street InspectorsA resolution also offered by the
same gentleman, removing all the present Street In
spectors and providing that the Aldermen and Assistants
select suitable persons to perform the duty. Amended
by fixing the remuneration at 81 per day and adopted
u Compfroiier-Ald. BRIccs offered resolution,
questing the Comptroller to report the unexpended
amount the appropriation for cleaning Adopted
.4diomnment.-On motion, it was resolved that when
the Board adjourn, it adjourn to meet at o'clock on
Thursday next
Removals. and appointments resumed-Elias L. Smith,
Street Commissioner vice Samuel Doughty, removed
John Stewart, Receiver of Taxes vice Henry T.
Kicrsed. removed.
Jesse Brush, Water Purveyer, vice John P. FENDER
James Tury, Mayors Clerk vice Freedom G. Luckey
removed.
Morgan l.. Mott, Keeper of Blackwells Island, vice
stephen Van Ostrand Collector City Revenue, vice
Thomas Hogan, removed.
Malichi Fallon, Keeper City Prison, vice VIM. Cox,
removed
Bernard Kennedy, Assistant Keeper City Hall, vice
Job Smith, resigned.
Edward Fitzgerald and Edward flanagan Ballast
Masters, to fill vacancies.
James G. Willett, Collector Of Assessments, vice
Aaron G. Felt. removed
Joseph Hofemire, Deputy Keeper City Hall, vice
Lewis Cordnan, resigned.
Henry r. Wanmaker Public Administrator, vice Har-
rs WILSON, removed.
Patrick McCaferty, Deputy Collector of Assessments
vice George Belts, removed.
Samuel Dunshee, Deputy Collector OF Assessments,
re-appointed.
Peter s. Esquirol, Deputy Receiver OF Taxes, vice
Carrot II. Stryker, removed.
Aaron r.. Jollie Inspector of Weights and Measures,
vice Samuel c. Jole, removed
George Walters, Deputy Keeper BlackwelFs Island,
vice Elisha Packard removed
Stephen S. Duryee, Deputy Clerk in Clinton Market
vice Lcdyard Avery, removed.
William L. Dennss, Superintendent Of Wharves an
Piers, vice Phillip Maybe removed.
Cornelius B. Archer, City Inspector vice Eli Leavitt,
James NJ Bard, Inspector of Weights and Measures
vice Henry Swords, removed.
Anthony Chapel, Deputy Collector OF Assessments
vice Samuel Ludlow, removed
Isaac Cozzens Jr Assistant City nspector,vce Joshua
Fleet, removed.
Daniel Leavtt Deputy Clerk Clinton Market, vice
Thomas Fl. Odell removed
William Messerve. Superintendent of Markets, vice
Benjamin Ward, removed.
Vim. N Burkhead, Clerk in the Office of Supernten
dent of Streets, vice James Burns removed.
Geo. w. Skyer Clerk to the Superintendent of Re-
pairs, vice Edward Green removed.
Richard j. Smith, Assistant Street Commissioner, vice.
Augustus T. Arrowsmith, removed.
Patrick Mott, Clerk Catherine Market vice b. w
Matthew Boyle re.aPponted clerk and sweeper ofMon
John c. Demarest clerk Jefferson Market vice John D.
Herring removed.
VIM. II. Jacobs, clerk Washington Market vice John
GilbertCromwell, clerk in Tompkins Market vice VIM
Hadey removed
james A. Coffin, President Of the Water Board, reap
pointed.
Robert H. TAFT assistant clerk Washington Market vice
James w. Henry and, clerk Street Com. Office vice j..
B. Stansbury removed.
VIM. s. Tompkins NJ. D., Physician City Prison, vice
James Warren removed.
Abraham cotercll weigh-master at washingtonMarket
vice George C. Grant removed.
The Streets.-Ald BENSON offered resolution author
izng the Superintendent of Streets to all the filth
and rubbish now accumulated in the streets to be remov
and also the deposited in the dumping grounds
charge the former to the street contractors and de-
duct the cost from the amount due them. Adopted.
At 20 minutes of o'clock the Board took recess for
one hour.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.After the recess, the Board re-
assembled, and the following additional appointments
Jonathan Nash, Deputy Keeper Blackwelrs Island,
vice Peter Squire, removed.
VIM. Sinclair, LIST Clerk Street Commissioners Office,
vice Jno. G. Wandell, removed.
Dennis McCarty, Keeper Potter's Field vice T. s.
Goerck, removed.
| J. L.. o'sullivan Printer to Departments Common
Council, vice John F. Trow & Co. removed.
d. Letter. Clerk in Fulton Market, vice David Ire
Geo. w. Gibson, appointed Assistant Dep Clerk Full.
Aid. sroNEALL offered an ordinance creating an add
tonal deputy clerk and assistant in Fulton Market at
salary OF $500 for the first and $500 for the second
Abolition of the Municipal Police-An ordinance wa.
offered and adopted repeating the ordinance creating the
Municipal Police and at stroke cutting of the heads
the two hundred NJ. P's and their officers
Committee on Finance-The President appointed Aid.
Stonea VantRc and Benson to constitute the Commit
tee on Finance the part of the Board of Aldermen
On motion, the Board then adjourned till Thursday
next, at o'clock in the afternoon.
BOARD OF AssIsTASrs.-NIay l3.-Ths Board was also
duly organised at II o'clock, large Of per
sons blocking the entrance and space outside the bar
Tho Board all took their places at the hour of
ing The selection reflects upon the democratic party
much credit in as far as appearances CO. The members
of the new Board of Assistants decidedly gentle.
manly looking set of men, such be found among
the ordinary Of citizens of smart business habits
and If they possess intelligence according to their ap.
pearance they will make a very excellent Board.
At the appointed hour, his honor Mayor HAvEMEYER
took his place in the chair and in the following
members who took their places in duo order after Ia.
king the usual oath Of Office -
Wards. Yards
l. John s. Gilbert 10. Neil GRAY
. Joseph c. Albertson. H. Jacob Miller