The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08

thence to lower part Of city. 10 Special COMMITTEES On
Second Avenue Railroad.
and others for . sewer In Thirty second street. fron
Fourth to Madison avenue. To COMMITTEE ON Sewers.
Gov y,X sar nnrv 70 horse BY falling through SrSSs
on Pier No g. East River TO Committee on Finance
BY same-Of Terence Farley and others for we'll and
pump in Fifty. third street. between Lexington and
Fourth avenues. To Committee on Roads
REMossrEANcEs.
Assistant Alderman TRoTTER-Ot Dearborn. Rogers,
others against being constructed In Third
avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets To Com
By Assistant Alderman RooEns-Of Roberts, Beuis
min and Others against the proposed alteration Of the
exterior line of city the East river between Eighth
ana lhirty-eghth streets To Committee on Wharves,
&c REPORTS
OF Committee stree's-In favor paving Pirs ave-
Of paving eighth street from Third to the
East river In favor of fencing lots between nineteenth
and Twentieth streets and Fret and Second avenues
fv OF tagging walks in Gouyerneur street between
Henry aud Division streets in favor of re-etng curb
and gutter stones and grazing sidewalks In street
between Chatham and Madison streets; to concur to re
guate and pave Madison avenue between Forteth and
forty-secopd streets All adopted-each by the follow
ing vote
Afnrmative-Tr ottcr Brown, TAFT Mabbatt o,Bricn
Rooman, Broaden. Woodward Ring, Wells, Anderson.
Bouton McGowan. Wright Wheelan, Barker, Rogers,
Valentine Brastow-19.
OF Committee Scwers-o concur sewer in Thirty
fourth street from Madison to 100 feet west of
street from. Eighth $50 feet for
in Elizabeth FIR, from No 226 Houston street;
to concur relative TO in Twentieth street between
avenue A. and First avenue to concur for in
Centre street from Rroome to Grand street to
in permission 70 managers Of Colored Orphan Asylum
to connect with to for In Chry.tse
street from Walker to Bayard srs ets to for
in For bird street between Eighth aud Ninth
avenues All ado pied, each by the following vote =
Afirmatve-Trottcr Brown. TAFT. Mabbatt O, Bricn
Holman. Brraden Woodward Ring Wells Anderson,
Ponton. McGowan. Wright Wheelan, Barker, Rogers,
Valentine Bras ow--l9
OF Committee ON Roadside concur in suspending the
work Of setting curb and gutter stones in Foryninth
street from Sixth to seventh avenue, until the
shall have been completed. Adopted
OF Committee on Assessments In favor of confirming
copd TO Forty sixth street. and appointing Abner San
foro collector therefor Adopted by the following vote
Aihrmatve-Assistsnt Aldermen Trotter. Brown. TAFT,
mabbatt oBritn. Rodman, Breadeh, woodward, Ring,
Wells. Anderson Bouton McGowan. Wright, Wheelan.
Barker Rogers Valentine, Brsstow. McConkey-2O
The report in of new exterior line from Eighth
to Thirty. eighth street on East river on motion was
taken from the table and referred TO the Committee
Wharves.
BY Assistant Alderman M GowAS-That 116th street be
regulated and graded from Fourth TO East river
by Assistant Alderman vALEsTISE-That space four
feet wide be tagged through Fourteenth street south
side. from Second to Third avenue. To Committee
Streets.
ry Assistant Alderman wrrLs-That Thirteenth street
between Seventh and Greenwich avenues be lighted with
gas. Adopted.
By sameThat two gas lamps be placed in front of the
Madison avenue Presbyterian Church. conner Of Madison
avenue and Twenty ninth street. Adopted.
by Assistant alderman TRorTER-That four to six stone
posts he placed the gas lamp crosswak running
from the end Of the Park to the Museum in order pro
tect foot passengers Adopted
By Assistant Alderman WoopwARp-That the sidewalk
south side Of Monroe street from No So to Market
Streets.
BY Assistant tai: Alderman BnrADrs-Thnt the pump at
taken up and the well filed in. Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman WHEEIAN-That Thirty
seventh street between Second and Third avenues be
regulated and curb-d and guttered according to the
smerded grade and that the Street Commissioner adver
t-e fer objections. Adopted
BY Assistant Alderman MaBBArr-Preamble setting
forth that the City Inspector LEFT without the services
of any officer to perform the out door duties Of the
pertinent sc. with the following resolution Resolved
That the Committee Ordinances be- and is hereby,
instructed cpare and submit TO this board forth
with ordinance rc-establishing the Office Of Health
Warden and its duties In accordance with the ordinance
repealed as above stated thiarch Is, 1852 To Com
mittee on Public Health.
PETITION.
By Assistant Alderman McCoNKEY-0f Charles New
comb and others that croton water pipes be laid in
Ihirty-sevenh street between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. To Committee on Croton Aqusduct
COMMUNICATIONS
From the Street Commissioners submitting the follow.
ing appointments OF assess ments, viz FOR paving
Twenty sixth street between Sixth and Eighth avenues
building sewer in second Thirty ninth street
and Third avenues building sewer in Fourteenth street.
between Tenth avenue and Hud river paving tagging
and setting curb and cutters in Thirtythird street,
between sixth aud Eighth avenues. Confirmed.
From the bureau Of Assessments with the following
assessment lists. asking their confirmation and hat
Abner Sanford he appointed collector therefor viz =
For sewers in Thirty seventh street from the In
Eighth avenue TO point at to the intersection OF
the seventh avenue dto from point in Second
about thirty feet north Of twenty seventh street to aud
connecting with the sewer in Twenty eighth street. foI
daegpg space four feet wide through the sidewalks in
Thirteenth str ct between Avenues and O. for reguat-
ing ano grading FoItyxth street. between Fifth apd
-evtpth avenues for rtgustins grading, and paving
thirty seventh tr.et between Eigh and Ninth
Tor paving the intersection of Avenue and Thirteenth
streer foi laying ciosswalk in Fourth street between
Avenue and directly in front of the Union Congre
tathafnc
mittee On Assessments.
FROM BOARD ALDERMEN.
Resolu'ion-1hat the wooden building north side
Forty ninth street between Lexington aud
Fourth avenue be sold at auction to be removed Con-
CURED in
R,solu,ion-That the Street Commissioner issue to g.
N Kane duplicate certificate of sale Of a lot sold for
assessments Concmrd in
Directing petition the Street Commissioner to A.
tend TO the state IF the wall Of St. Georges Church at
Cliff street and the sidewalk in the vicinity. &C., and
reme0y the same Concurred in.
Ref rring the communication Of the Commissioner Of
Streets and Lamps. as To lining the cutters sc. To
Committee on Public Health, with power. Concurred in
Affirmative rrotter, Brown. TAFT Mabbatt O'Bren
Rodman Broaden. woodward. Ring Wells Anderson
eouon. NcGowan, Wright, Barker, Valentine, Brastow
and McConkey
and Grand street be ce1ned sc. CoDcuTred in by the
following vote:-
Affirmative Trotter Brown TAFT Mabbatt, 0 Brien.
Roo man Broaden. Woodwa.d Ring Wells, Anderson.
Bouicn MCGOWAN, Wright. Barker, Valentine Brastow,
and McCopkey
Resouon-- That the heap OF saud piled up in Broad
way at the head OF the Bowling Green be removed Con-
CURED
Report favor # awarding contract to furnish 1000
tons Of coal fo the Of the various OF the
Corporation TOD Harris $500 Lehgb at 81 Is and 500
Peach Orchard at "a 80 average S425) Concurred in
by the foil wing vote
A firm ative-rrotter, Brown TAFT, Mabbatt 0'Brien
Rodman PreadeD Woodward. Ring. Wells. Anderson
Bouion NcGowan. Wright Baker Valentine, Brastow.
and McCobkey.
The Board then adjourned TO Thursday afternoon at
fix o'clock From the minutes,
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk
The Common Council and the City