The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
NICrpAL AFFAIRS,
Board OF Al6crmen-s;tatod SessloN.
OFFICIAL.

Board OF Aldcrncn-Stateds Session.
OFFICIAL.
RrsvS 8v, S,' Fss,i BS5 wss.s
S S,ss Ney chsunsey chrisy Lord Herriok' C.
The minutes q the las, meeting read approved
BY Alderman cunrsrrnPettos Of stephen n Poet. TO
be relieved s,ss from tax To COMMITTEES on rin.nce
the
street through Trinity churohyard To Committee ON
by Alderman g. Il. RECONSIDERATION of Moses spors
Tor relief from enron GUS assessment To Com
BY ALDERMAN WIN TvcKEn-Petiton Of Joseph CLARK.
mittee on Salaries and 0fsses " s''
By Alderman HoTTnnEPetion Of the oons.sory Of the
tax. TO Committee on Finance.
BY Alderman vcoRHIs- Resolved, That VIM b. Reynolds
be requested furnish the original
nd to ssd R sSnl
for the removal Of ohai &c from the city Of New York
BY Alderman there aro many streets to
Of the city and has been customary have speca
sHs %ads ' AL s
sSfd and as stones TO BE- Of the best quail
fec. in length and i've inches twenty inches
% cut smooth tn
sI inches thickness and inches in width and
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vide sar fect long and the upper surface like that
i Il these ssnpsa
called for in the CONTRACT entirely too good for the
such as are laid down are taken up short
time after they are laid and others therefor by
EssSysd ssnsSsss; fsI suffering
Guile curb from three to Ave inches thick six
sssi
a
paving to be not less than four and not than
O'Clock in the Afternoon until otherwise ordered Adopted
Of Committee Asses,mensTo concur to confirm sun.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brown Williamson, Blunt Baird
y chSonseX chIis3y the President Lord Her
Of Committee on Wharves Piers and slps-In favor of
s % t. s'
OF e Of giving to
Same commttee-Te concur to repair the pier At the
foot 3, Of s yessy street. Adqptea
the southeast OF Church and Veses Tho
better of the Engine Company there looa
OF COMMITTEES salsri.. and oessIn favor reject.
y.
Leonard clerk and deputy clerk Of wahnsto Market
on strests-1n favo, of repeal Of the ordi
to extend Albany street Laid the table and d.
or Committee on Police-To concur to pay medical bills
OF Drs. Beecher jackson. Weber, Dyrne and Douglas.
OF Committee Fro Department-On the subject Of
taking the ICONS Occupied by sSme1 in the building cor
Recommitted.
Committee on fsVor Of directing the
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considered and amended, and roadopted.
By Alderman c. II. TucKEn-Rcsolved That the assess
g 1884 and referred 70 the Committee on Assessments
i this Board March q ls4-bsing the matter Of
syenue 6etysen Thrtist6 and Forty third
The Committee then reported asking
WhfeTpon Mtnnsx presented the following
his Board denied and that this Board do hereby concur
with The Board Of Councmen in confirming tho
Brown Baird Homre Wood
yard, " Tucker Voorhis Boardman, Wakeman, Covert,
ey c asa the Aldermen Hsrriok G.
Negative Aldermen Williamson, Blunt, Chauncey Lord
being report the Committee upon contract
with ii. R Hs 4 Reid Reid and lost.
s. VALENTINE, Clerk.
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
THE DrsEcRATIoN TRINITY cruncHYARp.
gIfr the following report IF the
through trinity ch"reSsard extension OF Albany
The to whom was referred the petition Of par
to tstaEa Trinity would
papers and Petitions. hat maeS TING
property who would within the assess
are to s also
and he
ice have to divest Of all prejudice
the s
wona a Gs but ss O aoS
anH on The . side %
sanetty connected with every burial ground that
should SHIELD them from ruthless invasion and tina. the
for mere pecunsry benefit without the
interest suffers much than it does in this Ihs
parties VINO appeared before committee in favor of the
than one case desecrated the burial grounds Of other
osss es y s
but such has been the it does not justify still
he public Voice Your COMMITTEES were well sati.fed upon
he lion Of this that the parties opposing
pears that there is large interest and large majority
said extension; and committee think that the city
aos si great b the effort T this
appears committee will be the ease should il come
offer the following resolution 'n's V0a''
Resolved That the ordinance passed by late BoaS Of
December e 1853 and approved by the Mayor December
1893 authorizing the extension of Albany through
Trinity ehurchyard to Broadway be and the hereby
Alderman Brown united in recommen ding the foregoing
report that all proceedings for the opening Of
Albany street be discontinued proceeded to re-
port fully the grounds which he been led to that
conclusion. " = "
Both reports ordered be laid on the table and
printed
Alderman DRAKE said that, as a member Of the same
committee he not then prepared report but he
to be ready on the first meeting Of the Board
The PREsInENr-With the minority reporty
Alderman pOipp IN bathar IL
would be SO not.
The PRESIDENT sad must bc the minority report two
members of the committee having already reported
The Board transacted large amount Of business which
will be found in official report and adjourned to the
first Monday in May.
Board of Councilmen-Stateds Session.
OFFICIAL.
FRIDAY, April 81, 1854.
Prosent-Edvin j Brown ESQ President in tho cbair
anl Gfy five members. $500
~ Board motion proceeded to the of
papers which had been ordered TO a third reading
REPORTS
or Committee on Lamps and Gas, In favor OF lighting
Thirty sixth and streets between Third and
Fourth avenues with oil in favor Of placing gas lamps
ing vote