The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09


prepoiy laid thesssn Referred omitses On strssAs
~ tho ssme-kesoived That the Street Commissioner
hersey directec to have the sidewalks rsenty fifth
STR ct laid With sRgpg, four feet wide between Fifth
and Sixth avenues n soon as paacticsbis Adopted
BY the same Resolved That the Commit .sioaer Of
Streets and Lamps L. hereby directed to rwenty
hfth street between Fh and sixth to be light
Cd with gas ~ soon as prscticabe Adopted.
Streets and Lamps Is hereby directed to have rsenty
nth street between Madison Sixth avenues lighted
with gas forthwith Adopted
BY Alderman DENMAN--Resolved, That the election
polls for the several districts OF the Sixteenth ward be
held at the following places First district No II Ninth
district No 30 Ninth avenue Fourth district, No Isl
Wet Sixteenth street Fifth district No 124 Seventh
evenue Sixth district, No 2O4 Seventh avenue.
BY Alderman Communicated. That the election
polls for the several districts of the Seventeenth ward
held at the following places FIRST district No
Rivnston street second district No 1874 Houston
street Third district No. 1873 Stanton street Fourth
district No 1917 Third street Fifth district No 10
Third sixth district No. 1873 avenue A; Seventh
district No 1S Flint ayesus Eighth district No. 82
East Eleventh street. Adopted
by Alderman SMTH-Wheress Engine Company No 10,
located in Christie street. anton have In their
charge large engine OF the Phadelpha pattern and
hund ed feet OF hose; and whereas the company per-
terms rs duty with the said engine aud hose In the
fifth sixth seventh and eighth fire districts and
present complement OF men allowed them being entirely
inadequate to their actual wants they fuily ask
tue Common Council to grant them increase OF ten
Resolved, That Engine Company No. 10, be- and they
hereby allowed an increase OF ten In addition
their present complement Referred to Committee on
BY the same-Resolved, That it be referred to Com
mitee Streets to report ordinance for the paving
Adopted
BY the same-Resolved, That tho word Expelled
now standing on the Firemens Register opposite the
OF George Carr be erased and resigned inserted In
It's stead Referred to Committee Fire Depar ment.
by the sanc-Reeolved, (if the Board Of Assistants
c0ncur That permission Ii hereby given to George Grit
I'm Green C. Bronson John j. Herriok John y. Hamil-
William v. Brady and others occupants
houses Twentieth street. between Fifth aud sixth
to have said street swept and the dirt csed
away, at their own expense. Adopted
~ Alderman Smith - hsssivsd Inas Wnlsn Z;
district Of the Eleventh ward Joseph South worth be
pointed inspector election for the Third district Of the
election for the Fourth district Eleventh ward Daniel
Wright be appointed inspector Of election for the Fifth
Eleventh MI s T Aaapt so,
Smith, Anthony Wood and Charles W. Lawrence be,
and they hereby appointed inspectors Of elections
for the Eighth election district of the Seventeeeth ward
Adopted.
BY Alderman OAxLKy.-Resolved that the Commits
soner Of Repairs and Supplies be- and no is hereby d.
rected to have crossvak opposite 800 Water street laid
without delay. Referred to Committee on Streets
n olive That nn BERNARD S
and they are hereby appointed Inspectors of Elec-
,ion for the Seventh district Of Seventeenth ward.
BY Alderman DoHEarY .-Resoved, That Thirty sixth
street between Seventh and Eight avenues DO paved
wide under the direction OF the Street Commissioner
Referred TO Committee on Streets
On motion the board then adjourned until Monday,
- D T. VALENTINE, Clerk
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
FRIDAY. Oct 8, 1852.
present--Assistant Alderman Woodward in the chair
1.-THE President afterwards entered and assumed the
ohar;l Brown, TAFT Mabbatt OBrien, Broaden, Ring,
Wells Anderson, Bouton, McGown Wright, Wheelan,
Barker, Rogers, Valentine, McConkey
PETITIONS.
BY the PREsIDENr-Of Calven Hubbell in relation to
condition of sidewalks in Second avenue between Tenth
AND Fourteenth streets. To Committee on Streets.
By Assistant Alderman BARKER-Of John B. Wicker
sham, asking permission to att ach arrangement
for ringing fire alarm bells to of the city bells To
Committee on Fire Department
RESOLUTIONS.
by Assistant Alderman McGowS-Resouton designa-
ting places holding the poll and appointing inspectors
Of election fer the five districts Twelfth ward Adopted
Af1mative-Ths President, Messrs. Brown, TAFT Nab
batt O'Bren. Broaden Woodward Wells Anderson Bou-
ten McGown. Wright Wheelan, Barker, Rogers. Ring,
Valentine McConkey-1s.
BY Assistant Alderman RNGThat all the piers in thu
First Second, Third Fourth, Fifth seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, Eleventh. Thirteenth, and Sixteenth wards be
By Assistant Alderman McGowN-Preamble stating
that Third 106h and 1Osth streets, is
but sixty feet wide which is not sufficient with rosoi
ton that the east side Of the avenue be SO as
to make the avenue the required width Of hundred
feet that the be done by and the
taken from the appropristiops for roads Adopted
that the iron railing 223 Rivington street in
jured by hose carriage running the sidewalk with
resolution that the Comptroller draw his warrant for
SIS in Of Mr. Mortinger, of the same in
payment OF damage To Committee on Fire department.
ORDINANCE.
BY Assistant Alderman RING-0rdinance to establish
a river police: requiring the Chief Of Police to select
from the police department many men "a may be in
his Judgment necessary to be desi gnated the River
Police y guard day and night all property aaoat
the rivers the piers and in the slips Of New York; to
purchase boats (pot to exceed six to be manned by
and hreQ mo he VIII % he
recton Of sergeant Of police To Committee on Police
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Resolution for donation towards purchasing Old Brew
cry Laid on the table.
Resolution and ordinance relative to the issue Of
assessment bonds Concurred in by the following vote:
Aihrmative--The President, Messrs Brown, Mabbstt,
0'BIen, Broaden, Woodward, Wells Bouton, Mcdoyn,
Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Ring, Valentine, and Nc
Negative--Assistant Aldermen TAFT, Anderson and
Reports non concurring with this board to regulate
and grade Forty third from Second to Eat
river in favor Of regulating and grading Ftieth street,
between Fifth and avenues in favor of rele ssn
John McGrane from contract for regulating and grading
10th street from Third avenue to East river and rele
ting the work To Committee Roads.
Report in favor of changing grade from Fourth to
streets. Concurred in by the following vote:-
Affirmative The President. Messrs Brown, TAFT Nab
bait, oBrien, Broaden. Woodward, Wells Anderson,
Bouton, Midtown. Wright Wheelan, Baker, Roge rs,
Ring, Valentine McCopkey-1S.
Report in favor Of changing grades from Ninth to
Eleventh and Fifty fifth 10 sixty third streets.
Copcurred in by the following yote:-
Afirmative-The President. Messrs Brown TAFT, Nab
bait, O'Dri.n Broaden, oo6ward Wells, Anderson,
bouton McGown, Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers,
Ring, Valentine, McConkey-1S.
Report IN favor OF exempng from taxes the premises
occupied by Engine Company No. 4. Concurred in
Reports favor OF correcting tax property Of 8.
Van Duzen in favor Of RENTING taxes Of Charles OAR
raeh John Gallagher, II. d. Gage and James Munson.
10 Committee Finance
Report in favor of rebuilding hose carriage No H.
CURED in by the following
Afirmative-Tbe Precedent Messrs Brown TAFT, Nab.
bait Brien Broaden Woodward, Wells Anderson Bou-
ton, McGowp, Wright Wheelan, Barker Rogers, Ring,
Valentine McC onkey--1S.
Report in rels,on TO Engine Company No %, that the
Chief Engineer take the Of Mr. Dater fore
man To Committee Fire Department.
Reports in favor Of permitting j. McCabe to build
drain in Seventh avenue; amendment to resolution as
sewer Greenwich street in favor OF sewer ia Fifty
first street from Ninth to the river To Commit
tee on Sewers
Report In favor Of opening 1891 street from Third
nue 70 the new avenue on the eide Of Mount Morris
square To Committee on Roads.
Report authorizing the of Corporntou