New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11


FRIDAY, Sept 10, 1882.
The Board of Aldermen met at the usual
borr, and proceeded with bislness. The session was
very quiet of the disturbing elements being absent
Nineteenth Ward ElectiOn.-Ald. STUR-
TENANT moved to take up thls antqua.ed subject but
withdrew the motion at the request Of AID. TGEMANN
who stated ha. the Alderman claiming TO represent the
Nineteenth Ward was absent Aid. S. gave notice that
be would call up the N after a. the next meeting.
The BrOadway RaiLrOad.-A great
number Of Petitions and RenonsanceS for and against
this road were offered, and referred to the Special
Committee having charge OF the subject Tne papers
were as follows:
Remembrance against the road from 900 cdzen' pre-
Sented by Aid OAKLEY. Principally from residents Of
the Fourth and Seventh Wards.
Remembrance Of 1000 citizens against the Road,
presented by Aid MOORE Signed chiefly 10 the First
and Third Ward, and embracing many influential
names.
Petition Of 967 residents of the First Ward In favor
of the Road presentedby Aid. moore.
RemonItrances Of 1000 owners and occupants o
property on Broadway against the proposed Railroad,
presented by Aid WARD. This Is paper OF much
greater influence than any heretofore offered. The
lat Of names embraces nearly all thu real oSners in
the street We observe John D. Wendell, Taos
Davis DR.. Cheeseman, Dr. BOstwick, j. A. Msskim, D.
Delapaine Jas AdIcb, B. NJ Noe Jas. L. Del Vecchio,
James ;. Wood, 5. s. Wsndell, Deluc Co., ROchior.
& sAarren, T. Dunlap, s. B. AhhsuSe, II. N. Wild,
Hearn Brothers, Jss. W. Powell, j. NJ. Berrisn, J. w.
Geery, P. Loiillard, J. D. Wolfe, W. A. Spencer RObt
Goelet Jan es w Beekmsn, Coleman Stetson, Tracy.
Irwin Co A. DegrOot, D. d. 10 yard, Tiffany, Young
* Ellis, John n. GenlD Heirs 70 City Hotel property,
spinger estate Chester Drigg' Chas NJ Leripp, John
H. Fsrese, L. A. Marshall, j. B. Mofatt, d. K Durham,
John Thompson, j. b. Nones, Curtis Judson, Alex. I.
Stewart P. S. Van Rensselaer,, j. Watts Depeysser, s.
s. Rowland, Chas. s. FrsrciS, Estate Of G. g. Rowland
W. +. Burton, Adams's Express Company, Harndens
Express, VIM. c. Rhnelsnder, Estate Of John Mason.
and many other well known individuals and firms
Petition of 20 owners and occupants Broadway In
favor Of the Road, presented by Aid. srURTEvANr.
Petition of about 300 residents Of Manhaitanyille
Yorkyie and Harlem In favor Of the Road presented
by Aid. TIEMAYS.
Petition of ,464 persons residing In the Eighth and
Ninth Wards, In favor Of the Road presented BY Aid
COMPTON.
Remembrance from the late pubIc meeting in oppo-
,on TO The Road signed by the officers, and transmit
ting the preceding, presented BY Aid. WARD.
Another Raiiroad.-Henry Walters and
others petition for permission TO lay railroad In Ninth
Nv. and Greenwichst to Battery place. Referred 10
the Street Committee.
Donation.-A resolution to make
donation Of 500 to the Home for the Fheniless, wu
sdsp.ed This 10 10 repay tax leried upon the inst
tuition.
Stolen Proprty.-A report from the
Committee on Police adopted, providing that ell
unclaimed stolen property, deposited in the hands Of
the Police be Advertised in two daily papers
Fire Observation-Disclosures Co. No. D
ps,,,,Oued for FIVE more men, Referred to the Fire De-
partment Committee.
A report from the same Committee was adopted, IN
favor Of altering the designation Of Engine Company
No o." to Engine Company No. 35"
James McHenry was voted donss on OF 500 In con-
alteration of injuries received while doing duty I"
fireman He was run over In Chslhsmst on the OH oil
July
Seuers.-Seyeral reports were offered
and adopted or referred providing for the construction
of savers In dozen or more places.
Opening Elerenh-ar.-A report from
the Committee on Roads was adopted, direehns tns
opening Of ElevenlhA v, from Forty-sishsn 70 ff'y
rinths..
After disposing Of fifty or sixty papers,
the Board adjourned to Monday night