The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

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The message vas then read which contained petition
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absolutely necessary for the
Alderman ALvoRD moved to refer the message to the
Committee on Roads. III, ~. A.
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Common Council ordinance that would check
that The
the SUBJECT The proper for the paper would
be havs laid the table ana printed The Excise
monsrs bis opinion nj committed breach Of trust
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crime conclusion he moved that it bo referred to the
Alderman Vas not in favor q that MOTION
to them good would nothing but flaming
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did not get an Injunction against those rum shops he could
Aldermen BARD said gentleman Of the Third had
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already motions the table, which yet
wAID.Ths question Of great interest,"
being te his certain knowledge two motions before the
Alderman WARD saw NO reason why it should not be
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Alderman WARP would also wish to have the charge sx
shops o. the
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70 TIE FL would
Alderman TEMANsIt Of for them to try to do
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ferred to the Committee on Ordinances.
Aldermen DoHERTy called for division or the Board
Alderman DEssAN moved that it should be laid on the
mo lion was then made to refer to the Committee on
Laws. This motion was also lost. .
The petition was then referred to the Committee on ord
Alderman DISMAx then said that he would like
to know what kind of instructions the committee wouldr
Alderman DoH.nry would feel obliged the gentleman
| Board as he would wish the committee to receive
| .,s I'M SECOND Av5NUE RAILROAD
to the erect tia the Second Avenue Railroad shall
Alderman TiEnaNN moved as a amendment, "and such
sums yearly ss the Common Council may seem tit to
Alderman DrSMAN said that the lawful was en- gh
because when large Of brought into the
public treasury OF course came from the pockets OF the
Masrman oAKIry said that 500 not too much.
tax ee ro ohey naa r
dieton lie ssa in conclusion that the time would come
railroads through the city motive power would
deem tax Of 800 exorbtant.
! in pose tax Of 500 each
molten was then made to lay the resolution on the
Alderman Titmanns amendment then taken up, and
The question the adoption preamble and resolu
ton was then taken and almost unanimously adopted
ment Broadway between Franklin and Canal streets DO
taken and square block pavement be substituted in its
Alderman DonrnTY opposed ills and said that the alder
Of the Fifteenth Third said out Of
The CHAIRnANyRap rap, rap3 Out Of order; Alderman
Alderman DoHHKTy-Yes, sir; yes sir; want justify
The CMA,RMAs-(Rap, rap, rap You be seated AL
The motion Of Alderman Dohery vas then taken Up and
The original resolution was then taken IN and adortsd
| The Beard then adjourned until Friday evening.
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