The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

stsensst made by A. c. ragx Conptrsuss 4. his annual
report Laid the table and directed 70 - printed IN
From the Street Commissioners relative 10 opening Fourth
avenue between Thirty eighth and 1s5th streets Direct
papers and referred to the Special Committee Of Alder
men, Denman, Francis, Barr, Boyce, and Ward
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%, 1889. To Committee on Public Health.
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or Committee on Lamps and Gas, concurring T. Per
init the Manhattan Gas Co. to extend their mains in
Sixth avenue, between Forty third and Fortyfourth
streets Adopted
On motion the Board then adjourned until Thursday
'' '1 D. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, !
TUESDAY, March g. 1858.
Professionalism Trotter, ESQ., President, and Assist
ant Aldermen Brown TAFT, Mabbatt, OBrien, Msybee,
art wheelsn, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, oKeefe and
McConkey.
PETITIONS
BY Assistant Alderman WHEEIAN-Of Columbian Hose
Company No 9 in relation to the state of the building
occupied by them. To Committee on Fire DEPARTMENT.
BY A. sistant Alderman BARKER-Of John a. williams
and others residents Of Astoria and Ravenswood for
license to establish ferry. To Committee Ferries.
BY Assistant Alderman oKEEFe-Bll of DR.. Morris for
medical attendance at Nineteenth ward station house
To Committee on Police
RESOLUTIONS
BY Assistant Alderman ScCoSKEY-That 500 copies
he usual number) of the Comptrolers annual report
and $50 copies annual report the City Inspector
be bound. Adop ed.
BY Assistant Alderman " copwARp-Thatd document No.
IL, OF the year 1852 being communication from the
Croon Aqueduct department in to resolution OF
inquiry regard to the proposed nepw reservoir be
taken from the files. Adopted
The document then taken from the files, and re-
ferred TO the Committee on Croton Aqueduct.
REPORTS
or Committee Roads-With resolution, in lieu OF one
from the Board Of Aldermen fixing the date OF the
tual opening OF l2oh street. between Fourth and Sixth
avenues, at lst of April 1853. Adopted
IN nnnpn ttan Rpud tn lat nd
grade Seventy ninth street from Broadway to Tenth
to TO regulate set curb and gutter and
flag Forty street. from Seventh to Eighth avenue to
concur TO regulate set curb and gutter and nag Forty
first street. from Seventh 10 Eighth avenue to concur to
deepen the well corner of ghtyfrst street and Broad
way in favor Of well and pump in Eighty second street.
between Third and Fourth to concur to regulate
and grade Fiftieth street, from Second to Fifth
avenue to to regulate grade, and pave Tenth
avenue from Forty fifth to Fifty-6fth street. to
concur to regulate grade and pave Forty-fourth
street from Fifth avenue to Broadway; to concur to
regulate grade set curb and gutter stones Gag
walks in Forty.third street, from Broadway to Fifth
avenue; to concur to set curb and gutter stones and
flag sidewalks in Forty eighth street from Eighth TO
Tenth avenue toxconcur to regrade SC Sixth avenue,
from Forty second to Forty ninth street, and Forty
flag the sidewalks therein All adopted by the following
| vote
| Afrmative-The President Messrs. Brown TAFT Nab
bat Maybee, Broaden, Ring, Hunt, Bouton, McGo wn,
Stewart Weeelan, Barker Rogers Crawford Keefe and
| MsConkey-1T.
OF same-To to regulate, grade, and set curb
and gutter in Forty sixth street between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. Adopted by the following vote
Afrmativs-The President, Asssrs Brown, TAFT, Nab
batt Aaybee Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Hunt Bouton,
McGown, stewart WheeAn Barker, Rogers, Crawford,
| O'Ksefe and AeConkey-1S.
or the to TO confirm awards OF contracts
for regulating &c &c. various streets and authorizing
inspectors be appointed in favor of placing ratings
each side Of Tenth avenue, from to
Eighty sixth streets where necessary. Both adopted
OF COMMITTEES on Arts and Scenses-To concur to pre-
sent the list regiment 1stbrigads n s. Militia, with
| stand Of eoors Adopted by the following vote
AHirmatve-The President, Messrs. Brown, TAFT, Nab
BATH Maybee Broaden, Ring, McGown, Stewart Wheean
Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O ksef and McConkey-l5.
| Neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen Hunt and Bouton-2.
Of Finance Committs-In favor Of renting tax Of Jas
Jennings and Hampton p. Howell Adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon,
| o'clock From the minutes.