The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

Grmng for grading Forty fourth street
grazing am r
sss' there
or Committee favor q allowing 500 to D.
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TAX s:.s: .f % Of ss .ss1 NJ All
or IT. o. ssx.sIa f.yST q Washing
Mulberry from Hester feet south iS'
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Duane Rsade street in favor Of Division street
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favor Of sewer in Forty street seween seoonS snd
Third in favor Of in street
vote similar to the last above
same-ln favor Of numbering Twenty street
sh 70 BrosSwsS Twsns Te so%
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ed ~ vote similar to the last above.
following and appointing Isaac Edwards
"A 1ssa
Third sn I'll sunss5 lots on block
for and well north side
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and third for trunk Battery place. from
t. e
above that in latter Councilman Curry tho
foot Adopted = .n.s q \. last t.
street 1osa~sy and Church Adopssd BY
d Board xdsI%sn TO report in
making Il for members and Committees when ON oci
business, &c. Adopted.
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street. between Second and Third avenues be
sos. h,
Iy Councilman PvRpy-of the .wolch church, No. 7s
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graded. To Committee on Roads. ''' :
& C. h%SSw and 5lS that Twenty
lated curbed and the sidewalks tagged To Committee
BY same-of Robt Il. Mcmillan for remission of To
By. Councilman JEnnmIAH-Remonstrancs against the
opening 9f street from Eighth avenue to
By Councilman Richard Lewis and
othsr. against removing washington market To Com.
BY the PREsIprsr.of N. G; Weed, for relief from per
BY sameof George B. Ripley, for relief from tax To
from roone to SEVENTH ssres 10 co9nses on
Tuoney and Others butchers Of Centre market against
rsmoy the steps to the main entrance TO Committee
Y city F. sS.
e to Fire
@ and sog suts rs ns Skid @
By sane1of Henry DARN. to have crotOn water in
ny c9unsil%ep RH,Daof Thomas Hyatt and Robert
ny cssss%:a sssos 1ssy Sherwood. to be relieved
BY Councilnen neutrality-suspicious. against the re.
slip To Committee on Msrkets ''' y
by Councilman RoE-Of25O citizens Of tho Seventh ward
IN hava kat IN bat ali To
Committee on Markets ''p
~ Councilman PEARsoE.1hst the clock recently used
placed intte eupols at Essex market To Committee
BY Councilman MArHEn-That the names of members
for absence be reported to the clerk
by same-That the Street Commissioner report what
se
street B. Ri as directed by rsscl1o. adopted >
opened from Third avenue to East river To Committee
BY Councilman FnYr1has the allowance for reporter to
the Board he increased to $500 To Committee Salaries
Fifteenth from First to East river To Com
the sameTTbat tho north side Of Thirteenth street. be-
tween First avenue and avenue A. be tagged 10 Commit
by Councilman BTAKLEr-Remonstrance first division
% Leasing o as sHs5 S
by the PREsIDFSTnIhat re Committee on Ordinances
c9sssnan IA dsw, Of No s
Committee on Streets.
any WY the fact y Board
IN In s ii hs 5 y
fore Re- their late report to this Board Laid oyer
s sss and 70,
having pier foot Of Amos street repaired To Committee
BY Councilman TurTLE-That East Broadway, from No.
II to @ T G9
between Ninth and Tenth avenues, be repaired To Com
BY Councilman KENNFpY-That the resolutions of the
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parts of the edhce the of said church
To
oe c,m,,,o. - nEro IrEs = s..,
s
from Eighth Ninth AVENUES adverse PETITION to resa
adverse to petition to open Ninety street from
report If there lot in thirteenth Street near Fourth
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Charles J. Dodge and Charles Mcneil, ASSESSORS
CommunicationOf the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
in To ss ne % Fire hose
Some papers the Board Aldermen were referred
number Of reports OF committees werepresented and
ferred to the Committee of the Whole
The Board adjournd to Monday afternoon at o'clock
From the minutes. G. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
RUSSIANS
RUSS PAvEMENr-rHE BRICK CHURCH RoPERrY-RENTs
MODERN
The Board met at O'Clock last evening President BROWN
in the chair Thcre was large number of people in the
outside seats including Mr. Rantz the Corporation
riage contractor.
The chief features OF the evening the Of
Colonel Sokoof officer Of the Russian army, and lit.
tie debate on the question ogroovng the Russ in
Broadway.
Colonel Sokolo received with all the attention due
to gentleman holding commission under his Imperial
Master and the Russ pavement question viewed with
that watehful guardianship to which all the subjects of
saving stage accommodation and local interest
entitled it,
Colonel sokolof entered the company with Gene
raj Ward Burnett of the Navy Yard at Brooklyn
his seat the left hand Of President Brown General Bur
nett sitting the right After his introduction Colonel
Sokoof sat for about twenty minutes and then retired
seemingly very well pleased with the exhibition he had wit
nessed.
After the Russian Colonel retired there taken up
third reading Of the paper on the question Of the proper
Duane and Morris streets debate arose during the