The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06
70 FF ICIAL.1
Stated Session.

| [OFFICIALJ
/ Stated Session.
| BOARD or ALDERMEN, May D. 1882.
| PREsENr.-Richard t. Compton, Esq, President.
| Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce,
| Barr, Tweed Brisley, Smith, Tieman, Pearsall,
Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Alyorl, Doherty,
| Peck.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
| approved
/ PETITIONS.
| BY the PREsI DENT.-Petition of Marsolus Pryer
| for correction Of tax To Committee Finance.
BY Alderman characterization of Joseph Pot
ter and others, for a pier at the foot of Forty
| Seventh street, N H. To Committee on Wharves, SIC.
| BY Alderman Accommodation of Charles II.
| Smith for sewer in Hamilton street. To Commit
| tee on Sewers
BY the same.-Pettion Of Engine Company No.
l. for ten additional men. To Committee on Fire
Department
| BY Alderman STANDARDIZATION Of Engine Com
| pany II, for new third class engine. To Commit
| lee on Fire Department.
| BY Alderman STURTEvANT.- Petition Of Messrs
| Fuss Reid. to be allowed the old material
the line Of their work in paving Broadway. To
| Committee on Streets.
| by Alderman Naturalization ofJohn Fl. Rigby
| for relief from tax. To Committee on Finance.
BY the PRESIDENT Petition OF Jacob Born and
others, to have the sidewalk the east side of
Washington street, between Spring and Canal,
tagged. To Committee on Streets
by Alderman Naturalization Of Hook and
Ladder Co. No !, for repairs to their house. 70
| Committee on Fire Department.
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tension Of time for building sewer in Second avenue,
between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets.
| To Committee on Sewers.
BY the same.--Bill Of DR.. Charles Marsh, amount
ing to $40, for medical services mt the Seventh ward
! station house To Committee on Police.
BY Alderman Decentralization Of the proprie-
tors Of the Erentng Post, Ncw York Express, and
Commercial -4Gr0fiser for an increase of compen-
sation for public advertising To Committee on
o. dnances.
by Alderman GENERALIZATION of Margaret
| Stewart and others, for sewer in Vandewater
| street. To Committee Sewers.
BY Alderman UOHERTY Petition Of Hugh
Mclaughlin and others, for a new hose carriage in
the Nineteenth ward. To Committee on Fire De-
partment.
BY Alderman DISSATISFACTION of Jno H. H.
Cushman, iorielici from tax. TO Committee on ri
nance.
RESIGNATION
by Alderman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Jacob
Cole OF the Office of Commission Of Deeds, which
was accepted, whercupon Alderman BRisLEY pre-
senied the following resolution, viz:-
Resolved That William A. Wbtbeck. Of the Ninth
ward of the city Of New York be- and he is hereby APP
pointed Commissioner Of Deeds in and for the city
county of New York in the place Of Jacob resigned
Which was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman MOoRE-
Whereas the likeness of Baron Steubcn sfwho in the
great revolutionary struggle fought for tho glorious
ofireedom and identified himself with the movements of
the friends Of that under Washington was pre-
sented to the Corporation Of the City Of New York two
years ago and has since been kept in the City Library
without being framed and whereas it is highly proper
that said likeness should be preserved therefore be
Resolved That that the Clerk Of the Common Council
be- and he hereby directed under the direction Of the
Committee Arts and Scicnccs) TO have said likeness
cleaned repaired and framed and that the If S75 be
appropriated for that purpose. Adopted a.
BY Alderman PECK
R.solved-That West Twenty ninth street between
seventh and Eighth avenues b. lighted with gas Adopt
cd. (A.)
Rescly ed-That the pavement In West Thirty. second
street between sixth and Seventh avenues, he repaired
under the direction OF the Commissioners Of Repairs and
Supplies. Adopted (A)
BY Alderman ALvoRD-
Resolved that the Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
plies be directed to repair West Twenty fourth street
from about seventy feet from the Of sixth ave-
nue. toward the Seventh avenue. Adopted CAY
Resolved That the pump in Twentieth street be-
tween broadway and Fifth be out and the
wei hed IN under the direction of the Commissioner Of
Repairs and Supplies Adopted. "a
BY Alderman TWEED
Resolved That the Street Commissioner be and il here
hy directed to have pier No. ~, r. r.. repaired and
raised to the same height as pier No A. Referred to
Committee on Wharves
Resolved That the President Of the Croton Aqneluct
Board be and hereby directed the waste pipes of
the seventh ward station house connected with sewer
now building In Gouverneur slip Adopted. fA)
BY Alderman SMITH
Resolved. That the extension Of pier No. IL E. r. be
deferred until the further action Of the Common Council
Adopted (A)
BY Alderman ALvoRp--
Resolved, That the block Of ground bounded by
~ ar" s.reets fouTlh ana rHtn
avenues be fenced under the direction Of the Street
Commissioner. Adopted "a
By the same
Resolved That the block bounded by Thirty third and
Thirty. fourth streets Fourth Fifth avenues he
fenced in under the direction Of the Street Commissioners
Adopted "a
BY Alderman WARD
Resolved That the Commissioner of Repairs and Sup.
plies be- and Is hereby directed 90 cause the Crotop
Water to be introduced into the First District Court
Room, No 10 Warren street in the city of New York.
and benches for court room. Adopted. (A)
BY Alderman WARD
Preamble and Resolution That the Comptroller be
directed to have clause inserted in lease OF premises in
Mercer the effect that the Corporation paw all
taxes said property during the continuance Of the
lease Referred 10 Committee Finance.
Whereas, there exists IN the upper part Of the CITY
number of stables. sometimes called darics where
many animals closely penncd and many or ali OF
which become sicky diseased and unable fur
Their to furnish milk immediately slaughtered and
:od for pure and wholesome meat in direct violation of
the ordinances Of this city relative to saugherno and
sale 81 unwholesome meats, &c. therefore
Resolved That the subject be referred to the Commit
zee on fubhc Health to report at day upon the
best method Of preventing the Of ckv and
deased animals in the city of New York and upon the
lroprey Of appointing inspector therefor Referred
TO the Committee to Public Health.
by Alderman OAKLEY
whereas the night scavengers Of the city and for
along time have been in the habit Of dumping their col.
lectoDs Of night soil of the Of Pier No 90 East
Ser TO the great annoyance q the citizens acc.
ton OF the city injurious their business and detri-
mental to the public health; therefore be 1t
Resolved That be referred appropriate conn
mittse to examine and report upon the necessity and
eprety Of changing the place Of such dumping Of uipSt
SOL to rome cart Of the sity ~hsrst will ~ less espsye