The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-15
O'Brien, Rodnan, Breaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells.
Anderson, Bouton, McGowsn, Wright, Wheelan,
Barker, Rogers, Valentine, Brastow McConksy.

O'Brien, Ro3man, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells.
Anderson, Bouton, McGowsn, Wright. whcelan,
Barker, Rogers, valentine, Brastow, MoConkey.
PETITIONS, BTC.
BY the PREsIDENT-OfS L. Armstrong, for tho
privilege of placing insulated electric telegraph
wires under ground, through the streets, lanes and
BY same-Of Joseph Smolnski, to have his newly
invented system of ventilation examined. To Com
mittee on Repairs and Supplies.
Of Henry Goodenough and others, that lots on
twentieth street, between Second aud Third ave-
nnes, be fenced in. To Committee on Streets
By Assistant Alderman Observation-Disclosures
OF n. Brown and others, against sewer in Cannon
street To Committee on sewers
By samc-Of K. < w. Dcming. for change OF
grade in Forty fourth street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues. To Committee on Roads
INVITATION
OF Brigader General Hall, to review, IN
pany with his honor tho Mayor and tho Board Of
Aldermen, the Third Brigade New York State
Militia, on Tuesday, 18th inst at 81 ?. on tho
Battery. Accepted.
REPORTS
OF the Committee on Police-In favor OF paying
DR. kreuger So. for medical services rendered at
Thirteenth ward police station. Adopted.
OF Committee on Croton Aqucduct-In favor Of
removing fire hydraat in Greene street. between
Spring and Prince. Adopted.
OF Committee on Poce-In favor Of paying DR..
}. Summons for medical services rendered at Sixth
ward station house in favor OF granting. an in
crease of salary to doormen of the several patrol
districts. Adopted, each by the following vote:
Affirmative Tho President Assistant Aldermen
Brown, TAFT, Mabbatt, O'Brien, Rodman, Breadcn.
Woodward, Ring Wells, Anderson. Bouton, Nc
Gowan, Wright, Wheean, Barker, Valentine, Bras
tow, and McCopkey--l9.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Bureau of Assessments, with
mcut Est--For paving Thrty-frs street, from
Fourth avenue 10 Broadway, asking that it no con
filmed, and Abner Sanford appointed collector
therefor. To Committee on Assessments.
F.om Board Of Aldermen-on communication
from Commissions of Repairs and Supplies, with
estimate for 10000 ID fire alarm bell for the
tower at Jefferson market, to Andrew Meneely's
sons at Is cents per ID. Concurrcd in,
On same. with estimates for enlarging house Of
Hose Company No. II, and Engine Company No
20. CoDcuued in.
Appointments Of assessment in the matter of
paving Lexington avenues regulating and paving
Twenty. fifth street, from Tenth to Hudson
river; building sewer in Second avenue, Thirty
ninth street, and Third avenue; in Seventh avcnN,
between Fourteenth and Seventeenth streets; fonc-
ing vacant lots on Second avenue and Fifteenth
street. Confirmed.
Resolution That the pump be removed and well
filled ln III Sixth street, opposite No 30 Concurred
Resolution-That a cross walk be laid across
Eighth avenue. opposite No 1852, Concurred in.
Resolution-That gas lamps be placed on west side
of Ninth avenue. between Twenty-n and Thirty
fourth streets Concurred in.
Resolution--That the portrait of John Jay be re-
paired Concurred in.
REVOLUTIONS.
BY Assistant Alderman WooDwARD-That the
pump in Cherry street, near Clinton, be repaired.
Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman BeEADEN-That Duane
street, from Broadway to Centre, be lighted with
gas Adopted
BY Assistant Alderman WEL1s-That the pave.
mcnt on northeast corner of Blocker and Carmine
streets be reaid. Adopted.
by the same-That the telegraph pole on the
southeast corner of Morton and Greenwich streets
be so placed not to obsruct passengers crossing
on the crosswalk. Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman MCGowAN-That the Com
missioner of Streets and Lamps be requested to re-
port to this Board why the lamp posts not sot
ON l22d street, ordered last years and also why the
Bloomingdale road is not lighted, as ordered some
time since Adopted.
ninth street, from Eighth to Ninth avenue, be re-
gulated in accordance with the recently adopted
grade; and that the Street Commissioner be autho.
rzed to arrange with the contractor for paving the
street to complete his work in accordance with said
grade. To Committee on Roads.
BY Assistant Alderman BRAsTow-That Forty
sixth street, from Tenth avenue to Hudson river;
Forty fourth street, from Tenth avenue to Eleventh
avenue; Broadway. from Forty. second to Fifty
ninth street; Tenth avenue, from Forty-seeond to
Forty-eghth street; Fify-frst street, from Broad.
way to Tenth avenue; Forty-ffh street, from
Seventh to Sixth avenue; Fifty second street, from
Eighth to Tenth avenue; Forty scventh street,
with oil. All adopted.
The board then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon,
Mt six o'clock. From the minutes.
En,v S.N Ilnry