The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-16


street Adopted on divisioa. viz
Aaarmativs- Moore, haley. stustsyans, Oak
lev Boyce Tweed the President Aldermen risley Fran
| els smith Tiemann, PearsaI, Bard, Ward, Denman Al
vord-16.
and cuerts the Of South and Market
and raising and repairing CUTTERS South street
Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley sturtevant Oak
lev Boyce Tweed the President Aldermen Brisley Fran
els, Smith, Temann Pearsall, Bard Ward Denman AL.
word, Doherty-17.
Of same commitee.-In favor sewer in Forty second
street, between Third and Fourth Adopted.
Observation-Disclosures Moore. Haley, Sturtevant, Oak
ley Royce Barr, Tweed the President Brisey Francis
Smith, Temann Pesrsall, Bard, Ward, Denman Alvord
IL
OF Committee Streets In favor of paving and dag.
gns Thirty eighth street. between Eighth and Ninth ave
nues. Adopted.
Afirmatve-Aldermen Moore Haley, Sturtevant, Oak.
ley Boyce Tweed the President Brisey Francis smith,
remann, Pearsall Bard, Ward, Denman Alvord-l6;
~ same committee.-ln favor of tagging west side of
Broadway between Thirty sixth and Thirty streets
Adopted.
ley Boyce, Tweed the President. Brisey Francis smith
Temann, Pearsall Bard. Ward, Denman, Avord-l6 =:
DEPARTMENTS
Communication-From the Street Comm ssioner fixing
the time for the actual openng of Sixty second street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Adopted.
Communication-From the Street Comm sioner in re
ation to the opening of Eleventh avenue from forth
Hath street. Referred to Committee Law Depart
ment
On motion the Board then adjourned until to morrow
DIT. VALENTINE, Clsrk
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
TUESDAY Feb Is 1853.
Present, Jonathan Trotter Esq President and Assis
tant Aldermen Brown, TAFT Mabbatt, 0'Brien Maybee
Broaden, Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton McGown Stewart
Wbeean, Barker, Rogers, Crawford Keeie and Neon
key.
RrMoSsrRASCr
OF Stephen Whitney and others and occupants
of property in Greenwich Washington and other streets
against the confirmation OF the list for regu
atng and paving those streets TO Committee Assess
ments
By Assistant Alderman MoGowS-of Ann vreisnburgh,
for correction of assessment property IN 10th street.
between Third and Fourth avenues 10 Committee on
Finance.
COMMUNICATIONS
From James F. DePeyster Secretary OF the Boar1 Of
Trustees of the New York Dspsasary submitting copies
OF report. Filed.
BY Assistant Alderman 0KEHE-That two oil lamps be
placed the Dutch Reformed church in Ftieth
street, between Second and Third avenues. Adopted
OF Committee Of Public Heath-Asking TO be dis
contract for removal of remains at Old Potter Field the
contract being nearly completed. Adopted
Resoution-That the bell on Jefferson market be
assigned to Engine Company No. IS (for alarm bell in
place of bell now used BY them To Committee Fire
Granting prayer of Dr. Gardner or payment Of his bill
Concurred in.
Resoution-That salary OF VIM. D. Skely be raised to
$3.50 per year. Concurred in by the following vote
Anrmative-The President, Messrs Brown TAFT O'Bri-
Broaden, Ring, Wells Hunt, Bouton, McGown, Stew
art Wheean, Crawford. O'keefe. and McConkey-l5
Negative-Assistant Aldermen Mabbatt Maybee Barker
Confirming contract TO marble tile floors Of court
house in Chambers street TO Leary < Diamond, Con
CURED in.
On communications from Street Commissioner adopt.
ing appoonme nts of in the matter of grad
ing Nineteenth street from First to the East
river building in Chryste street from Walker to
Bayard street Forty second street Ninth avenue and
Forty fifth street Eighth in Forty second street
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues in street
between Second and Third avenues Thirty street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues regulating and
and I
street from First avenue TO the East river. Concur
red in
Return of Chief Engineer OF Fire Department of ap-
poinments, designations and explosions fire compa
mics for January 1853 Appointments and designations
confirmed and explosions referred to COMMITTEES Fire
Communication nd resolution fixing the date for actual
opening of 10th street from Fourth to Sixth avenue at
Resouton-Tha 81 600 appropriated to pay for re.
pairs TO Engine Co. No !. Concurred in by the follow
Afirmative-The President Messrs Brown TAFT Nab.
bait, oBren, Maybee, Broaden, Ring, Wells, Hunt,
Crawford O'Keefe and McConkey-l9.
ResolutionTo lease from the Harlem Railroad Compa
Twenty street. sOl T. being for the use
OF fire engine company No rs, and hook and ladder
pany No 9. Concurred in by the following vote =
Afirmatiye-Ihe President, Messrs. Brown. TAFT Nab
bait, 0'Brien, Maybee, Broaden Ring Wells Hunt
ton McGown Stewart, Barker Rogers Crawford Keefc
and McConkey-lS
Negaiye-Assstant Alderman Wheelan-l.
Resoluton-That the Harlem Railroad Company cause
to be built stone bridge at the junction Fourth ave-
and Eighty sixth street Lad on the table similar
resolution having already been passed by this board
Resoution-Ihat Croton water pipes be laid in Forty.
fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues Con.
CURED in.
Communication from the Bureau OF Assessments ask.
ing that certain ordinances named be amended by strk
ing out the Of Samuel d. De Mott Francis Nicho
and Isaac W. Smith and inserting the names of Will
han Gage, Charles j. Dodge and Charles Mcneil as as
SCISSORS. Concurred in by the following vote -
Afirmative-The President, Messrs Brown TAFT Nab
bait, OBrien, May bee Broaden Ring Wells Hunt Bou
ton, McGown, Stewart Wheean Barker Rogers Craw-
ford, OKeefe, and McConkey-19
The Board then adjourned 20 the first Monday in March
From, the minutes. G. I, McCLENACHAN. Clerk