New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
Board OF Aldermen.

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Var, % L5ehne Cfy-OpsniH1 Elerenth o. Crofon
Var Chuck Besf-NEmbe1in9 T,oentidhst-E,p
CD a; $40 Hidef,iHS Thirty fourth O. MI A.
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R,e Of Foot Of Asaos a.-Alms Hoase-SpeciGi I'd.
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srIrrp MEETING MONDAY Jsne 81, Is47-5P.M
The Board met Alderman FRANKLIN (President)
a The Chair. The minutes were read and APP
roved-
Ths Jud ges newly elected 10 the Supreme
nar sent a communication intimatiDg that add
.,,s rooms will be required Stephen B. Albro and
49,. ,etoued that no interference with the awnings
IRE Rovery might take place. "A similar petition
a. presented from Csna-st
H. following IL a literal copy Of a petition from the
,,sImsS employed by the City, asking 81 day instead
Is the Mayor Alderman and Asseestant Alderman of
g. cts Of New York the Csrtnan Employed under the
so,snder Of Streets esre compelled TO petssion your
s,,,sbls boldly 20 Grant them two Dollars a day 10
1.sofsl IS account Of the bye price Of horse head
"a pevson In genrs and house Rents Your perti.iars
Er,i praises Dated. Sc This memorial was re.
srsd
AN, lo,s fence in between Seventeenth and Figheeph
.Ot Trustees Of Dispensary At Essex Market
,.asg that about l5O0 patients apply for aid every
oph beside many others visited At their residences
I'd isst 500 children bsve been y.ccinased in
snse month and asking farther aid OF John Peter
40 sskng S3tS. for ancient services City Hall scav
ps,r.--.Of Terbel. snd others. against erecting
booshs around the Park referred 10 the Mayor l.
OF q. VI Comstock. and others COM aiming that Geo
Bo,s,lls mahogany saw mill with ifs and smoke
ssn "intoeI able nuisance. OF the Executive Com
n,tee OF Board Education showing the proceed
hc1A Nv fnarf, Sft Eraa II
s,king tbst site be designs,ed referred TO the
Committee on Arts and Sciences. OF G Zsbriskie
sid others requesting that Houston-st msy DO lighted
with gas. Prayer granted
or citizens. complaining Of " an encumbrsnce upon
the sidewalks. for that every weekday morning be-
tween aud IL. CERTAIN BULLS AND BEARS do coDRre-
gate upon The sidewalk. the norherly side Of Wast
nearly opposite HsnOverst In such numbers entirely
10 obstruct way OF foot passengers that they
compelled to take the middle of the street cross
over the walk the opposite side The prayer is
that the NUISANCE may be abated' The signers sre
Howard c. Csdy. J. G Smith. X. w Andrews, Thos.
Gilchrisi Geo. Thompson, Lucius Smith, and others.
Aid Don moved 10 lay the memorial the table.
AID MoELRATH said that the petition very respect
fully signed and trusted II would receive a respectful
consider the petitioners were serious asked the
smovsl of an obstruction, and used the terms well
Known. Another Alderman moved they have leave 10
withdraw their memorial the isDgusg Of which he
complained Of After farther Conversation the latter
motion was sareed TO.
Ps,,ions--Of A. Vsn Ingen and many others praying
there may DC ettsDsnng uniformity the
hight spd size of awnings and posts. orc g. l.. Den.
son and others complaining that potato dealers obsiruct
fultonst and the side walk opposite Washington Mar
kei.. OF tho Rector sc. Of 81 George asking other
30 days time to perfect article, OF Foremen and
PAYERS who get lis day. asking Hs. OF citizens in
John 81 askisg for removal of awning posts
ApRin1s Broaduay-The Committee Streets.
10 whom referred the memorial of owners &c of
property Broadway for power to erect iron awning
posts report resolution which adopted and is as
follows
esslved. That the and occupants Of property
on Broadway authorized TO erect in front OF their
awnings on Mae feet in hight from the curb the
under side Of the rail- and the pattern conform
TO that of model to be approved by the Joint Commit
tee on Streets.
Pritions-Of physicians. viz: Drs. Kirby, Bsysrd,
JoslIn Snow, Wright. Bowers Mcyicker Barlow and
Wels praying tina, they may bs heard before the Com
mtee before the mode proposed for reorgsDzing the
Hospals IL decided on They follow the Homeopathic
practice though formerly they adopted the Allopsthic
OF inhabitants of Wooster At desiring the pavement
OF their sidewalks of A. X Hobby, &c. for
ler TO be- a City Weieher lGranted OF N. Bow.
ditch Blunt asking that s. 900 may be paid TO Saml s.
Wsnde for building sewer In Beaver st. Ia lSi5. Re
feued 10 Finance Committee.
ApniHs Posts "A report for the removal of awning
posts from Annst :esd, aud resolution for the
movsl adopted.
Fla19iaq Sidc,calks--The Report of Committee, and
an ordinance for paving the sidewalks OF Avenue A,
10 Fret avenue-and Fourth and Fifth sts from Avenue
B 10 First avenue, were adopted.
Naisances &c City Inspectors DepdrfmentAd MIS-.
sERoLR and SMITH the Special Committee report that
il appears from City Inspector Whites statement that
the scavengers frequently TO take out two
three loads of soil only out of sinks, because the
dnance brings sink within cognizance unless its
tents are within TWO fEET of the suriace-the sinks
therefore remain nuisance. The Committee propose
sne of S25 II sink s not thoroughly cleensed. Add
onsl work beine laid on the Office In keeping record
Of births marriages. &c the Committee recommend an
additional clerk TO be employed at $780, and that
inance be prepared for regulating various trades having
bad odors. and the keeping Of hogs &c. The resolu
lions were adopted.
Contract 10 L9ht 9th Gas A resolution presented
BY AID MAyNARp proposing the lighting of the City in
GLIDING the upper Wards with gas. and that Commit
be employed 10 confer with the Manhattan Gas Com
pany as TO contract for term Of years, adopted
Messrs MAYNARD Smith and Messerole are the Com
nittee.
OPENING Elersntl-st-Ald MAYNARD moved resolu.
ion that the Law Committee be directed to inquire
neither any proceedings are now pending for opening
f,om Broadway TO the BoSery. aud by
v bat authority Adopted The CrOiOH WatT-Was
tered TO be- Introduced into the Halls OF Justice and
,oroner's Office Chuck Becf-Ad MRSERoLE proposed
resolution for changing the mode OF purchasing churk
md she pieces OF beef for Aims House. and that
,erons appointed to purchase for the departments
low supplied by contract Referred Numbering
rreatiefAst-Ordered to be numbered from East TO
North River on motion of Aid CRoLTUs. A Nep CLERK
Ah LAwRKNcE proposed that an additional writer be-
,mployed the Police Court office. City Prison. $500
Rel. rr~d
Watnir9 Thirty fowth.st-Tbe Committee to inquire
rheer Thirty fourth should be widened to 100 feet,
for market at who are Messrs Kelly Adams aud Spot.
ord report that very many objections are offered &C.
hs, Il would be acting la bad faith with property own
no on said street who paid high price because II wss
90 feet wide They are adverse 10 the propositon.-
be Board concurred IN this view Mr. William Is As'or
bjects that he has large interest there which would
ipjured-that the City plan ought net to be changed
.ithnut an obvious necesstythat Thirty ourths WAS
I'D out for family residences which design would be al
,o.t frustrated while expense would be Incurred
y the proposed change.
Me Enefne House A Joint Committee OF the two
boards rec mend and the Board adopted resolution
Dr building twosiory engine house, In Nineteenthst
asst Of Eighth avenue.
Paria9 FoKrTeenth IA resolution was adopted, as
roposod by Messrs. Kelly, Adams and spohord, for
sying Il ur feet wide of the uorthery sidewalk oil Four
zenith 81 between Ninth and Tenth avenues
IisAtin1 rih Gas AID. SMITH moved that the
.sbh avenue west side. from Twenty.ihird 10 Tween
yfourh sts Chsrlesst from Beeekerst 10 Green"lch'
venue and east side Eighth avenue from TweDtythird
0 Twenty .fourth.st be lighted with gas. Adopted
Ssoey in 6yesaacohsf A resolution for the repeal OF
be ordnance for building sewer from Morris"st to
,stiery place wss adopted 4
V,to Br "a, Maver The Mayor sent Message 20 be
stating why he could not sanction the resolu
oas adopted by the Board on the gain UT reisve 10
he plans &c for Nursery buildings on ksndss Island
ie had been informed that they would cost siS@VVV
.ls..s.. - Mr. Edmonds Civ Prison. sent n