The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

loFFICIAL.I
Stated Session.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN Oct. IA, 1888.
Present-Richard Compton, Esq, President; Alder
men Moore Haley, Sturtevant Oakley, Boyce, Barr,
Tweed, Brsey Francis, Smith Temann Pearsail, Bard
Ward Denman, Cornell, Alvord, Doherty and Peek
The minutes of the last meeting read and APP
proved.
By Alderman wARD-Petition of J. W. Crane for relief
from tax. To Committee Finance.
BY Alderman DEMONSTRATION of Geo. W stevens anu
Others to compel the Eighth Avenue Railroad company
70 run their cars to Seventy street. 10
Streets
BY Alderman TwEpu-Peton of Holmes Fnnigan for
relief from tax. To Committee on Finance .
By the same-Peton of W. Freeborn to have pier 40,
By Alderman Transformation of VIM. P. Lee and
others relative to filling in part OF ffyfourth street.
By the same-Petition of the Hudson River Railroad
Company permission to erect pier adjacent to the
foot Of Barclay street, 10 Committee On "harves &c.
Bv Alderman PncK-Resolved That the following per.
BE- and are hereby appointed Inspectors Of Election
First pistrct-Wlliam Murray, Hugh Mooney, and
william Turner.
Second Distrlct-Dennis Rysr George Ryder and Fran
Third Dii.rct-Jossph oatwe, Jr, JamesP. Fagen and
Fourth Dstrict-Janes Wallace, Jr, Thos Cartwright,
Jr., and Hugh Turner.
Fifth District-PaI McGan, George E. Meyers and
sixth Dstric-Thomas ". olmtea, William Joyce, and
Oscar Taylor Adopted.
By Alderman WARD-Resolved That the Commissioner
Of Repairs and Supplies Wooster street. between
neesker and Houston streets, to be repaved At once
Adopted.
By Alderman TNANN.-whereas. . resolution having
passed the Common Council authorizing the Street Com
missioner to present to the Common Council plan for the
laying out of streets and north Of both street.
and approved June 10, 1851 Therefore,
Resolved That the Street Commissioner report to this
Board what action taken the matter by his prede
and in what state Of orwardness the subject mat
ter is now in Adopted.
By Alderman Acknowledgements, That the Comptroller
Of this city be- and he il hereby authorized to hire
lease suitable building in the vicinity Of Second
and Twentieth Twenty streets for the purposes of
Station House for the Eighteenth ward police district.
Adopted.
FROM BOARD ASSISTANTS
Rescluton-That the poll for the Sixth Election Dis
trict, Fourteenth ward, be held at $50 Centre street.
Concurredn in.
Resoluon-That the poll of the First Election District
Of the Eighteenth ward be- held at 80 Fast Nineteenth
street Second District at northeast of Third
and Seventeenth street. Third District at south
west of Fourth avenue and Twenty third street
Fourth District at southeast corner of Third avenue and
Twenty second street COncurred in.
Resouton-That the surveyors employed on the resur
vey Second avenue secton deposit with the Street
Commissioner the depths Of their behring's the different
places, and at which such depths occurred Concurred
Resoluton-That the Commissioner of Streets and
lamps directed have Fifty third lighted with
oil from Third avenue to East River. Concurred in
pponting inspectors for the election dis
tricts of the Eighteenth ward Concurred in
ResoluonTha the poll Of the second election district
Of the Eighth ward held at SS Spring street. and the
Report of Committee on Laws and Ordnan ;es-In favor
Of increasing prices to be charged by cartmen To Com
Report of Committee on Ferres-In favor of changing
tsrmin of the Wall street ferry Concurred in on divi-
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley Oakley, Tweed
Rrlsley, Francis, Bard Denman, Cornell Alvord, Peck
Negatvs-Alderman Barr, the President, Alderman
Hemann-S.
Report of Committee on Streets-n favor of ncosing
four vacant lots south side Of West Thirty second
street. commencing 275 feet Of Sixth avenue. Con-
Cured in on q division, viz. -
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley, Oakley, Barr,
he Rrig Franc Tiema
Bard, Denman, Cornell, Alvord. Peck-14.
Report of Committee Streetsn favor of repairing
CURED in on = division, viz
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley Oakley, Barr,
Tweed the PRESIDENT Aldermen Brsley Fl ancis Temann
Bard, Dennan, Cornell, Alvord, Peck-4.
RssolutonFxing places for holding the polls of cleo
oa for the districts Of the Thirteenth ward Concurred
The resolution fixing places for holding the polls OF
the Twentieth ward was returned AMENDED Laid on the
ResolutionF1ing places for holding polls Of the Tenth
ward Concurre ed in.
ResolutonAppontng in pectors for the various cleo
Ton districts of the Thirteenth ward Concurred in
inspectors of election for the
Resolution-Fxing places for holding polls Of cleo.
ton for Twenty first ward Concurred in.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Commissioner of Streets and LAmps-With
Inmates and award Of contract for lighting the lower dis
trict with gas. Referred to Committee on Lamps and
From the Street Commissions to regulating
Eighth avenue from Fifty ninth to Eighty street
Confirmed
Of Committee ON Finance-In favsr Of confirming sale
Of right to SOLICIT Wharfage certain docks AID slips
for five years. from May l. 1853 Adopted division,
observation-disclosures Moore, Haley sturtevant, Oak
by, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley,
Francis, Smith, Tenan Bard, Dennann, and Psck-l3.
On nstsn, the Board then adjourned until Monday
-'' - : = ' D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
n iday, Oct. IA, 1853 (
Yrsssnt-AssistaAt Alderman Barker in the chair As
sstant Aldermen Brown TAFT, Nabbatt OBren Breadsn,
Woodward, Ring, Wells Hunt Bouton, AcGewn, Stewart,
Whesan, Rogers, the President, Crawford OKsse, and
4sCsnkey.
RESOLUTIONS
By Assistant Alderman TArrThat the place of holding
poll In Second election district Second ward be changed
hon No 20 to No. 80 Beekman street. Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman STEwART-Thet the following
places be designated the places Of holding tie polls in
the various districts of Thirteenth rd-Frst district
dstrct les Delsncey street Third district 43b Grand
street; Fourth district 81 Wllet street, Fifth district
$40 Grand street. Sixth district ss hangn street ADOPTED
By the sameTaat the following be and they
hereby appointed Inspectors of election in the various
districts Thirteenth ward viz First isrct John Ma
Jacob NJ vreesn nd John II. Hyde, Andrew Craft Third
aistct, Marius D. Benner, " L. Conrad Lyon; Fourth
Boyd; Fifth district, VIM Miller, Thos Gouli, Henry
Strickland; Sixth district, Edward wethere r. Newkirk
Vim. Somnerson. Adopted
BY Assistant Alderman HUNr-Tat the following places
be designated for holding the polls Of the various election
districts, Tenth ward, vz.Frst district Of IL
bridge ard Delaney streett Second district corner Of
Bro0me and Forsyth Third district Ct Bowery
Walker; Fourth district, of Division and Ludlow
By Assistant Alderman CRAwroRD--That the following
places be designated for holding tho polls il the various
election districts Twenty first ward vz.-lrst district
Ut Smiths north side Of Twenty seventh street. adjoining
corner of Fourth avenue; Second district of
tyninth street and Third avenues Third district Thirty
fourth street, adjoining Of Sixth svenae Fourth
district corner of Thirty fourth street and Third
Adopted
By the sameThat the following persons be- and they
are hereby appointed inspectors Of election in the
estrict' Of the twenty first ward, vz,-Frst district
John o. Devereaux, Isaac r. Varan VIM. Rob inson Jr
Second district, Vim. 7. Moss, VIM H. Krbey, r. Mat
thews; Third district, Abssom G. Dixon, Geo. A. Hunt
FKedk. s.. Talmadge Fourth district, Col N. mpbel
John G. Hsbets, James N. Odel Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman WooDwARD--That the Commits
soner of Repairs and supplies report to this Board why
Clinton street. between East Broadway and the East river
has not been lighted with gas, as resolution to that
eject passed this Beard some months since. Adopted
OF Committee on Finance-To concur t. reduce tsr