The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06
ScHossER BALTIMORE. GAN FRAScIsco BAY, I
Eahruarv DS 1871 K
Com mon Council.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Yesterday evening this board the first meeting Of
the ular May session-Mr. Morgan Morgans, Pres
dent in the chair The minutes OF the last meeting we're
read md approved.
propriae committees of John Sparks to be appointed
Commissioner Of Deeds Of Joseph j. Martin, for
elusive Of east side Of Pier No 81 Fast river of the
Welb Methodist Church TO have gas lamp placed be-
fore thsir meeting room Of the Thames Steamboat
Thirty fourth street. between Tenth and Eleventh
regulated and curb and gutter stones set; OF Alex
Could for the construction Of in Sixteenth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues and for the intro
duction Of gas in said street between said avenues
To have Bank street between Fourth street and Green
wch lighted with gas For stand of coiors for
the Second Regiment OF Briggs for exclusive use n
the westerly half Of pier No II, Eas. river and buk
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues 10 have space Of
four feet wide tagged Tenth avenue, between Twenty
fourth and Tweniy.sxth streets OF owners Of property
Twenty ninth, Thirtetb, Thirty first, Thirty second
and Thirty third streets between the Seventh and Eighth
avenues to have vacant lots fenced in Topave Twenty
sixth street, between the Sixth and Eighth avenues 10
have culverts built Tenth and Twenty ninth
street. To have built in Thirty fifth street be-
No. 20 and Hose Company No IL, for yard room. TO
pave sidewalk in Division street. between Clinton aud
Attorney OF Hose Company No % and No. 10 to have
their house repaired Of the trustees Of the West Pres
bytcran Church for lamps To have docks and piers
lighted with gns To have enclosures made in Fourth
avenue. where the archng lie to be dsnc BY the Harlem
Railroad Company
Alderman sra, offered a resolution directing that
the New jersey Railroad and Trans portaion Company
establish feny from some point in the immediate
vicinity Of Canal street in conformity with the cond
tons OF their lease and the adoption of the Common
Council dated the 9th day Of February 1919 Transcribed
in said lease Adopted
Alderman BRrrros cnered the following resolution
Whereas this Board have learned with deep regret
the decesse of Philip Hone who for long period had
been identified With this city and its varied nrests
having lltd tie ofice Of Mayor with honor 10 himself
and advantage to the city, iltrating benevolent cha
Iact.r ly his abors in many important charties-there
fore,
Resolved, that. in respect 70 the memory Of the de-
ceased. this Board do now adjourn.
The resolution carried unanimously vhcreupon
the Beard adjourned until o'clock this afternoon
roAHp or ASSISTANT AI.DERxES
Yesterday Afternoon NJ five o'clock the Board n As-is
tant Aldermen met for the first time ia the May session.
just commenced.
rit,1ioxs ASH ursfoNsrrAscrs
The following petitions disposed of Petition of
James @cGlyun and Peter actlynn for In Sixth
avenue. lcwten Twenty ninth aud Thirtieth streets
kon lot- filled, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
ttttt, and SeyI tecuh aud Eighteenth streets Of
frst hue-Rei.rItd 10 Ccmmttce On Strteis Feii-
ton q VIM II, Thorn and others property In
Nosdvey between Thirty ninth aud Forty hrst streets
ir leave 10 tag -four feet Wide IN front of their pcclyc
itorrtict-Eferftd 90 Ccmmltee ON Streets Petition
81 Frederick Nutz for npeaton for loss and damage
cautcd y the ialofa rio, in the Sixteenth ward IN Au-
Lutt lg Ief fYrd 10 Committee on finance Petition
q Jamfs fthdy ard } H. Philip 10 hay, sidewalk In
m nj Il 81 end 90 Grand street reiad-Heerrrd to
ttuuitse on sTtots. Petition Of wm ELbitt and ssso-
cates foT Iefnison O. lty rails in Sixth and
otter slrtfs -RerVeI 20 Committee ON Hailroadg. Pc
tHion Il Hoe Co M a., for new cart REF rrcd %
AMI oihers. 20 giaae Market square A. ifasl m.iie
f.rrtd to C,ninttec Lands aud Places Petition
4 cit,cr Lcvrlsnd ard others, ET pier foot 81
Motion street North rivcr--Rtf,r ell to Committee
Piers farves Petition 10 light Governor street
With rag--NeferTtd g. Gas Committee Petition tor n
sever in Walker streeRef rrcd TO Committee Sew.
~. Petition q Jtsggh Cutlfc and others to have ST.
WEteth street grad T. from Tenth avenue - tho Hul
ftn liver; also fr doca 80 the 9st Il sai street.-The
ftutd 10 the Committee On Roads Petition q. John
talard and others Tor sever In Chry site street.-The
fcrttd to Committee On Sewers Petite If Michael
Tracy claiming 81 800 damages ia relation 90 grad az
Sisty-tcoud stEtFt, petition 10 gula,c Ths liSih
80 y. ~ iHst Sls,a' u IL-.u 5vtnu,; petition ~
- w. saaltn T. 60 q gt SIDE II Iicr - ani side
t''' = -, r,vfr t,gttipr with Zip between Cor The
~.ssfvh TIE e The saoc petition u Francis Neinheur
81 CcmPcr alton tcr dsTascs sustained from water IN
4, uon.trauce ii WA Il. Miller d Co. ami twenty
others, owners aud occupants Of property in spruce
st't. = DsIniisflsn bc.rs given % an Ftfs,n T.
ttrc.; ssaur - in sci1 street Remon.irancc q
erect tLtsile sta... >SaiI.t Iva Thompson
]ohn y Po,s sld oihcr~. Aia.'y Appropriately
sittct between Blocker street ~
r,fcrtd
nam o. rnuirp rovr
The following preamble and resolutions were prnpoeet
iy Alderman NiEp, and :, eondei D.! Alderman McCaE
Ifs. and adopted unanimously -
hcreBa Il has prnssd the tiyrr Of all GOOD remove
Tom pist one OF ablest aud most respectable
ctiun tho lion Philip Hone. formerly Mayor VI this
Ecso,td That hi. Common Council deeply sympa-
thise With the a cid family the deceased IN their be.
uttanity aud strict integrity and from the fact OF h
receiving sasuy honor. from the people Ut large must
Lave been kind aud indulgcni father--one whose
loss cnp only be calculated felt by those who
recipients u the constant exercise ~ the many vr
tues which characterized Mr. Hone one Of natures
Bohlt msr-sn honorable
fetoYtd That the Mayor and Common Council attend
the funeral Of the deceased with their Office and
hs' on that day the flags Of the city be displayed at half
mast
Resolved That cut II respect for the deceased this