The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-15

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BoARS OF AIDMxxs, June IA, 1883
Present Richard Compton, Esq, President Alder
men haley, Sturtsvant Boyce, Barr, Tweed Francis
Bard Ward, Denman, Doherty, Peck
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap
proved.
BY Alderman WAKD-Ps ttion Of Geo. S~artwout for re
lief from personal tax To Committee Finapcs
By Alderman PLcK-Bil of DR. Harmon. for medical
services at Twentieth ward station house To Committee
Police
By Aterrsn DEMONSTRATION Of Elias Dusenbnrv, to
be appointed Commissioner Of Deeds. To Committee on
Salaries and Offices
BY Alderman DouERry-cetition of Edward Kennedy
and Others for Croton water pipes Forty fourth street,
between Fifth ard Sixth avenues To Committee on Cro-
ton Aqueduct Department
appointed Commissioner Of Deeds. To Committee on
Eslaries and Offices
built in the opposite Catbarne ma ket b. removed
forthwith. Adopted.
on Committee ON Salaries aud OfHces-In favor OF con.
filming nominations Of John Dodge Edsart Boyle and
Geo Watson Jr., as City Surveyors Adopted.
OF same Committee-In favor OF condrming nomination
Df VIM stebbns ~ bookkeeper in Fin.nce Department
OF Committee on Sewers-In favor Of in Bedford
street from Carmine to Christopher tIeet Adopted on
Observation-Disclosures sturtevant Bnycs Barr Tweed
the President Aldermen Francis, Bard ward Denman,
Doberty and Peck-u
signing for Corporation Attorney Lost for
Of constitutional vote; subsequently reconsdersd and
OF Committee Finance-Iu favor OF an appropria.
ioo Of S23 600 TO for three boats heretofore ed
The CathaIine ferry Lost for want If tioual
yos subsequently reconsiderei and laid on ne table
OfCommttee on Finance In favor of the
legislature for the passage Of Law authorizing the Com
mon Council to raise by loan 500 900 for contract
works $50 0O0 for repairs and uppe public bu dngs
$40 GOO for fire department. and for furnishing
End fitting up the court house n Chambers street,
the to be added to the bill If 1883 Adopted on
y division viz. -
Observation-Disclosures sturtsvent Boyce Barr. Tweed.
The President, Aldermen Francis, Bard, Ward Denman,
OF Committee on Cleaning streets-In favor of an ap-
preparation for cleaning streets of the Nineteenth ward
lost for Of constitutional VOTE subseq uenry re-
considered and laid on the table.
From Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps-Relatve to
dumping board at foot of Gansevoor street. To Commit
From City Inspector-Relave 10 certain ,ances de-
3aimental to the public health. To Committee Public
BOARD ASSISTANTS.
Reseiution-That tie Superintendent Of Streets
The wooden seepers placed he de yak 10 the streets
through which the Second Avenue Railroad to be
removed forthwith Referred 10 Committee Streets
Preamble and resoiution-Tnst the Harlem Railroad
Company have permission to build side rack the
et side of Fourth avenue, from 105th 109h street.
10 be used during the rebuilding Of bridge along the
main track between said points. Referred Committee
ON Sueets.
Report Of Committee on Strees-Ia favor of removin,
pumps in the following streets viz Horatio, Grand
the Of Broome street, Foryth street.
of Hester street Referred to Commi.teeon Streets.
Report Of COMMITTEES on STREET.-THE favor OF Suthor
az'ne the Street Commissioner 10 re let the paving OF
Thirty ninth street from Teph Hudson river
Referred to Committee Streets
Report of Committee S.reets-In favor of renumber
Streets.
Report Of Committee Streets-In favor Of repairing
james street from Chatham TO Madison street Referred
to Committee On Streets.
Communication from the Bureau of Assessments ask.
Chan1
SCISSORS named therein. Referred to Committee As
eeesmepts.
Resoluton-That Professors Alexander D. Bsche Joseph
Henry. ard Edmund Blgnt, BE- appointed commissioner
70 exsmse and report TO the Common Council of New
from Eighth to Forty eighth street, should established
~ the permanent exterior line Referred Committee
on Whaxves
Of Committee Streets-ro coacur to pave Tenth
avenue from Thirty third to Forty street Adopted
Afrms tve--Aldermen sturtevant, Boyce, Barr Tweed
be President, Aldermen Francis, Bard, Ward, Denman,
OF same Comnittee-In favor Of paving Fortytnrd
Gleet from Broadway to Fifth avenue. Adopted on
Amrpative- Aldermen stur4evaut Boycs. Bur- Tweed,
be President, Aldermen Francis, Bard, Ward, Denman
boherty, Peck-11.
OF Committee on Fnance-Adverse to claim Of NJ Cos
tello Adopted.
OF same Committee Against claim of Pierce Deahunt
and Daniel W. Clark for occidental expenses Adopted
OF same Committee-Adverse remission of taxes Of
sundry persons. Adopted
OOmmitto0-AQverte
and Others, oyster Dealers bulkhead between
Dey and Fulton streets Adopted
OF same Committee against leasing bulkhead at
Washington market for landing wood Adopted
OF same Committee-Adverse TO petition of h. II. VII
mans, for lease of lis Sullivan street Ado 9ted.
OF same Commttse-In favor Of allowing the members
of Hose Co No 3s to lay out garden in rear of their
house. Adopted
OF same Conmittee-In avor Of an appropriation to
Fay for three boats heretofore used Caharne ferry
under consideration this evening taken up and adopted
DO q division, viz
Affirmative Aldermen Haley, Sturtevant, Boyce,
Tweed, the President, Aldermen Francis Bard, Ward,
DeDman, Doherty and Peck-1l.
OF Committee on Sewers-In favor of in Hester
street. from Eddge street to seventy feet west Adopted
ON . division, viz -
Anirmatve-Aldermen Haley sturtevant Boyce.
Tweed. the President Aldermen Francis, Bard, Ward,
Denman, Doherty and Peck-u
OF Committee Sswsrs-In favor Of referring petition
of Andrew Brady, relative to To Committee
IN Asse smente
On motion, the Boa-d then adjourned until Thursday,
10th inst at five O'Clock, p. NJ
D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Wednesday, Jupe IA 1858.
Present Jonathan Trotter Esq. President, in the
chair Assistants Aldern Blown, M4bbatt BrieD,
Broaden, Ring Hunt, Bouton, McGo~n, Stewart,
Wheean Rogers Trotter Cr&@tord, McConcsey.