The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

Morgan Freer, 245 Washington street for a lease of
pier feet of Jay street known Pier as North River
the map for which he to pay $1,000 per
NUN on condition Of obtaining the exclusive OF il
for the freghtns to the Committee
on Finance. petition for continuation OF the
in Madfon avenue, from Twenty third to Twenty
fifth street referred to Committee Sewers. petit
tion Of Charles O. Griffin, Of Bloomngdale Road oppo
site Seventeen street for for damage
the amount Of $780, caused by fall from his wagon in
Chambers street In consequence of heap Of rubbish
lying in the street 1t will be recollectd that the par
| ticulsrs Of the accident to the largest New
York Island were given at the time in the Herald The
petitien states he confined to his house for Eve
weeks-referred to Finance Committee The petition
OF Thomas Gibbs and others to have thu open lots
fenced in between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
the Fifth Avenue and Union Square-referred to the
fireman. OF Hose Company 49, for compensation for the
fracture OF his leg at fire in Forsyth street the
18th instant Referred to Committee Finance Pc
tition to have the stagnant water pond bounded by
h and sth avenues and by 35th and 37th streets TO
| filed up, or the pond to be drained into the public
sewer the health of the inhabitants in the vicinity
is suffering by Inc nuisance which has been complained
Of during the whse summer at the Health Warden's
ferred to Committee on Streets Petition for sewer
in I'd avenue from Goth TO SD Referred to the
Committee on Sewers Petition against the obstruc-
tion OF the streets by the omnbuses and stages in
crossing and recrossDg to land and receive
and by the furious manner in which they drive Re-
ferred to the Committee Streets. Petitions received
for and aganst changing the election Districts OF the
4th ward were debated and the changes were effected
| by a vote Of IL to
The report Of the Committee on wbarves Piers and
Slips concurripg with the Board OF Assistants In the
appropriation OF the pier at the foot Of Gouverneur
street, for the Of the jackson street Ferry Com
paDy, caused a brief debate, the result Of which
that 1t was referred, by small majority to the Comp
trcller.
The following important communication read
| To the Honorable The Common Council Of New York
The Croton Aqueduct Department respectfully
presents that among the Of defective consruc-
ton Of the public OF which much plant has
etoore been made this department deems the pTac-
tice Of building them ia the winter prominent
work, Of which water ana cement form a component
part, should be executed during the prevalence of
inconvenience OF having the streets dug up anu lett
open during the whole winter it 10 determined to put
no more sewers under contract in the opuous parts Of
the city man can be hbisoed and the pavement put
down, before the commencement OF freezing weather
Ordinances already passed for The construction of
mander the yesr and Is therefore desirable that
new petitioners should be informed that work of
magnitude in the bureau Of will be put under
contract till next spring, unless the locality be in the
suburbs Of the city, and consisting principally OF rock
Oct p, 1889 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
An invitation was received and accepted from Brigs-
lery under his command In front Of the City Hail.
| Thursday afternoon.
A communication having been received from the
Board Of Assistants stating that Mr. Patrick Brennan
Assistant Alderman OF the Sixth ward had died, aud
that the Board had adjourned in conssq uence, the
Beard Of Aldermen then adjourned to "wednesday
ming.
BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, October 20. 1St9-
Regular Meting.-Edward d. Morgan, Esq, President
Petitions Referrsd.-Of Engine Co No. 90, for an ad-
ditionsl appropriation to repair engine Remcustrance
OF Stanton Spicer John Tate and others against
Of pier No 12 North River. for night scavengers or
sundry citizens, to have West street and Gausevort
street repaired OF W. S Hammer ei al to pave 10Th
street from 9th to 1ith OF James Rorke for
relief from assessment of members Of Engine Co No.
"a, for repairs. OF William j Lecourt, Who was in.
jured at the Astor Place riot citizens of 18th ward
for fire engine to be located near 9th street Third
Avenue
A communication was made by the Street Commits.
sioner containing proposals Of Mrs. Eliza b. Gunnel,
to cede to the Corporation the land 1884 street.
ma N I'M moi rid road
dition that county road be worked thereon ut the
i expense Of the Corporation.
Reports .fdopfed.-On petition OF Charles Augustus,
for for room ut spring election Concurrng In the
action of Board of Aldermen petition OF John Rus
sell OfCommittes on Streets to fence vacant lots in
2lst street, between I'd and Sd avenues slso on
west side of I'd avenue between 2lst and 22d streets
with ordinance. or Committee Streets Ia favor
OF tagging part Of 21t street between I'd and Sd
nues On petition Of V. b. Budd for lease OF pier No.
o. Meyer, for mpsnsaton for loss Of horse feo%
pier NO ~ North River opposite Washington Market.
injuries to horse and cart pier No 20 East River
In favor OF macadAmzing 10th avenue On petition Of
Lli.h p Jerks and f. Ferris for payment Of bill Of
making repairs TO Engine No. 81 In faver OF Dr.. d.
Carpenter for medical attendance AZ 9Th ward station
| house.
Resoiuions-To hold the poll OF I'd election district
Of 18th ward on south east corner Of Columbia aud
stanton streets; adopted. To hold the poll Of I'd dis
trct of sth ward at ll9 Wooster street. adopted To
appoint Benjamin W. Richards Inspector OF Elections
for Sd district 14h ward In place OF Francis Degez
resigned; adopted That the Comptroller make
port upon city salaries and their increase since lss7;
laid on table. To refer the claim of Audrey BeakIey
to Finance Committee. To require Russ Reed to con-
pete their paving contract without further delay adopt
avenue TO request the Police Commi,,es 70 rsport on
the doctors bill Of Dr. j. NJ Andrews; adopted Re
atng badge stars referred That the Clerk farnsh
members with portfolios aud blotting paper; adopted
To lay across walk on Stanton street, between Wet
and sheriff streets. adopted TO place oil lamps asa
ct; adopted That the Com ptroer fur uish
OF additional clerks and officers employed in the city
government since is.7 adopted That The polls IN
loo ana No. Az Pearl street; concurrcd in. That
Henry II. Anderson be appointed Commissioner of
Deeds for tho city and county Of New York. In OF
Maurice Leyne, resignedi adopted.
solafon' and Conm. ., from board Of Alder.
Elections for Sd districti2 ward In pace OLA Craig
resigned roaceept the resignation Of John Berthe
Inspector Il 10th ward elections To appoint 4 VIII
lams Inspector in sth ward Ia lieu ofC chamberlain re-
signed communication from the Compt 'oer, expen.
dtures otne Board Of Health With an ordinance for
appropriation Tor the sane 600 additional apero
priated for their expenditure In addition 70 sttal3 10
already raid for eSpeudiiur q same Dosrd To make
the ferk fountain play more frequently To accept the
resignation 81 ". " Shermsn Inspector OF COmmon
Schools. To appoint John Center inspector OF Elsc.
lions for "a election district In ith ward in place Of
i. NcCracken removed To appoint T. Gross nspector
Of Elections for Sd district 18th ward In place OF r.
luker retigGed To remove the poll In eth ward 20
n. T.. corner Of Fast Broadway and Gouserncur street
10 raise the pier and bushcais between Dey ana /
Ceurtlandt streets 20 the grade OF West rect 40
pay funeral expenses Of Henry wood and Peter J.
Mompten, New York volunteers. To repair hou'e Of
Hose Company No. Z To refer the paving Of ed
street, from 10th avenue to Hudson liver 10 street
Commisf oner with power to permit owners 81 property
10 pave tie same at their expense under retion
OF street Commssioner To accept Mr Butr's invita-.
ton 20 visit his exhibition Of the Mile Mirror Of
the Lakes on Friday evening next at - o'clock To
pay bills 81 ExcosiCr No To accept invitation
20 the review q 4th Brigade Of N y. Militia at
Tompkins square on Tucday Dext, 2jth inst at az T.
NJ To light on the Battery With f done before 1T
Of June next TO grant additional appropriations for
extending pier fo0t OF Duane street.
The preamble aud resolution from Board of Alder
men appointing Archibald Hall Inspector az Elections
In Fourth ward aud the preamble depfecating the
pointment Of aid Hall as being candidate for alder
mao was. motion laid the table. To appropriate
$500 to lay pipes TO the foot u 0eth convey
the Croton water to " ards Island. To appropriate
SSi4 90 TO pay the bill Of James = Smith Tor police
stare and chsina by him manufactured and supplied
To appoint \ Wells Inspector in Filth ward. b &.
Nsndsll in Sixteenth ward W. O. Tusrs In seventh
ward; aud y. WOolcOt In seventh Nsrd To pay the
bill Of Or blekeman. To deny payne Mt Of Dr. McDon-
NIL = bill TO pay Aldermen sherman aud Paterson
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