The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-08

By The sams-Ps<toa Of Calvin Freeman for sase for
small boat district. TO Committee on Finance
By the ssms~Pstition Of Henry H. winan.s for lease
Of rear opemses No. lls Sullivan street. To Committee
By the same-petition Of n Bogsrt for remission of
tax. To Committee ON Finance.
BY the same-Petition of Edward Doughty have tax
! corrected. To Committee on Finance.
] BY Alderman MooRE-Petton Of X. f. Sage and $50
others to grant leases of piers s. and East river
10 the persons occupying the same To Committee on
By the same-Petition Of Stanton Jarvis and thirty
Others in favor of leasing piers s. and East river
to present iessees To Committee on Finance.
BY the same-Petiton of Cogswell Crane Co., and
fifty Others in favor Of leasing piers g. and East
river to present lessees. To Committee on Finance
| by the same-Petton OF James Lee and Others, to
have Thirty ninth regulated between Second
nue. and East river. To COMMITTEES on Streets.
By Alderman SMIH-Petition Of Jane Raynor for
mission Of taxes To Committee on Finance.
/ INVITATION
An invitation was received to attend the annual ball of
Hose Co No. H. at Apollo rooms, Wednesday evening
I'D inst. Accepted
By Alderman BoYcs-Resoved, That the New Jersey
Transportation Company be- and they hereby re-
iut IN hs ths tho point At
ferred 10 the Finance Committee report this Board
without delay if the necessary accommodations be
| ierred TO Committee on Ferries
| BY Alderman BRlslEy-Resolved That Thirty-sixth
street between the Third and Lexington be
lated paved and the curb and gutter therein
under the direction of the Street Commissioner Re-
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| By the same-Resoyed, That the curb and gutter
be set and the sidewalk Jagged the southwest
corner OF Sixth avenue and Amos in front Of the
corporate property under the direction OF the Street
Commissioner Adopted.
ers Lamps and Gas be instructed to have the building
Ito be used n market, station house. &C., corner OF
Grand and Es'ex streets) lighted with gas Without de-
BY Alderman SxIH-Resolved That the sum Of one
thousand dollars is hereby granted doHaton to the
charitable fund Of the Fire Department of this city, and
that the Comptroller be authorised TO draw warrant in
favor of the department for the which adopt
Ahirmative-The President, Aldermen Haley, sturte.
want Boyce, Barr, Tweed Brsey Smith, Pearsa Bard,
By Alderman sMIrH-Resolved, That suitable building
be erected the corner of Rivington and Tompkins
be occupied office by the superintendent
of Pavements. Referred to Committee Repairs and
Supplies.
on Broadway, west side between Foryfrst and Forty
second streets be filled up Immediately under the direc
ton of the City Inspector. Referred to Committee on
by the same-Resoved That such parts of Fifty ninth
street not opened by law coded to the Corpora
Counsel be- hereby directed to cause the ncces
sary legal measures to be taken to carry the into
| effect Referred to Committee on Roads.
BY the same Resolved, That the sunken lot on the
south side of Fifty street. about $50 feet
filed up under the direction Of the CITY inspector Re-
ferred TO Committee on Public Health
By the same-Resolved, That such parts of Sxtieth
street not opened by law coded to the Corpora
tion be opened immediately and that the Corporation
cause nece5-
sary legal measures to be taken to carry the same into
effect. Adopted.
Ry the ssme-Resolved That such parts of saxty-rst
street not opened by law ceded to the Corporation
be opened and that the Corporation Counsel
be, and he is hereby directed to the necessary
legal measures to be taken to carry the into effect
Adopted.
BY the same-Resolved, That such parts of Seventy
first street not opened by law ceded to the Corpo
ration be opened immediately and that the Corporation
counsel be- and he is hereby directed the
effect. Adopted.
BY the samc-Resol,ed That such parts of Sixty
now opened by law or ceded to the Cor
poraton be opened Immediately and that the Corpora
ton Counsel be- and he Is hereby directed to the
legal to be taken to carry the
BY Alderman TwuD-Resolved That the Commissioner
of Streets and Lomps be- and he hereby directed to
of his Horror the Mayor. Adopted
BY Alderman DESaAS-Preambe and resolution in
laton to railroads and against the interference Of the
use OF locomotive power in suburbs OF the city Re-
ferred to special committee, consisting Of Aldermen
Denman, Tweed sturevant Peck, Doherty Brisley and
Boyce.
Annual Report of the City Inspector for the year 1882
Laid on the table, and directed to be printed.
Annual Reports Of the following institutions, transmit
TED by the Mayor broadway Savings Institution
Knickerbocker do; Bowery do, seamens do Ordered
| file.
Abstract of contracts made by the Croton Aqueduct
Department for the month Of January 1853 Ordered
Communication from the Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps awarding contract for the supply of 10 600 gal
Ions Of oil, to Kingsland and sutton. Adopted.
Annual Report of the Board of Education. Ordered
file.
A communication received from the Street Commits
sioner with an ordinance to deepen the well of
Eighty first street and Broadway: ADOPTED.
munication received from the Commissioner
OF Repairs and Supplies with estimates for the erection
of house for Engine Co. No. Is, and alteration of
house occupied by Engine Is and Hose Co. No. 2.
Adopted.
On motion, the Board then adjourned.
d. 4. VALENTINE, Clerk.
BOARD AssIsrAST ALDERMEN
Monday Feb. Z, 1858.
The President in the chair.
Present-Assstant Aldermen Brown, TAFT, Mabbatt,
OBrien May bee, Broaden, Woodward Ring Wells Hunt
Bouton, Mctiown, Whcelan, Barker, Rogers Crawford
O'keefe, and Mcconkey-lo.
For railing on Tenth avenue, between seventy-se-
cond and Eighty sixth streets. To Committee on Roads.
Off ~ Barrow and others to have Lexington avenue
opened from Sixty ninth TO Eighty sh street To the
same.
OF John Reilly and others, for sewer in Forty fifth
street from Third avenue to point 500 feet west of
Fifth avenue. To Committee on Sewers.
OF Richard NJ Harrington, End a number Of Others to
be appointed Commissioners Of Deeds. To Committee
Salaries and Offices.
Of fire company Fort Washington No 81 for engine
To Committee on Fire Department.
OF Charles Mareke asking a hearing to expulsion
ment.
OF. y. Watson to have curb and gutter and tagging
laid in Eighty third street. from First TO Third avenue
To Committee Roads.
OF H. Dubois and others, for ferry from some point
near the foot OF Fourteenth street to Jersey City To
OF Noses Iarkn, for a in Twenty 9th street To
4 Committee on sewers
BY Assistant Alderman McCoygrY-Of James V. Stout
and Henry Tenney, for in Thirty eighth street.
between Ninth and Tenth avenues 10 same.
i BY same-Of Joel O. Stevens 10 be appointed a Com
missioner Of Deeds. To Committee Salaries and
\ Offices.
Dy Assistant Alderman O'KFzTE-0f Richard Iathus
and others for in Fortyhfth street from Six il 10
Eighth syenue. To Committee on Sewers.
BY Assistant Alderman HuyT-From engine company
No -, for additional men. 10 Committee Fire De-
I psrtment.
REVOLUTIONS.
III Re As. NJ Mff That be
soner OF Repairs and Supplies furnish for the of the
respective police stations, such articles may be
\ dered by the captains To Committee Police.
BY Assistant Alderman SrEwAIsT-Ihat Suffolk street
bct~een Grand and Division be lighted with gas
! Adopted.
Ky the PREsIDfsT-Tha Frederick n. lee be appointed
Commissioner OF Deeds To Committee Saa lies and
/ Offices
BY As.tant- Alderman ERnYS-That the Insrn