The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-13
BOARD OF coUNcILME

Inc Board met last evening, Edwin u. brown,
Esq, President, in the chair.
PETITIONS REFERRD.
or A. j. Stewart, to pave Fifty-fourth street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.
or Theodore Hyatt and others, to have gas main
extended on the Eighth avenue to Fiyfourth street.
OF the managers Of the Co!ored Orphan Asylum,
for remission Of sundry assessments.
OF Charles Rome aud Others, to have vacant lots
in Thrty-fourth street, between Broadway and Fifth
avenue, fenced in.
or Lieut.. Beam and Officer A. B. Smith, Of the
Sixteenth ward, for relief for Judgment for damages
or Geo. w. Lord and others, 20 have vacant lots
fenced in in Twenty-third street.
IFS. w. Barnes and others, for O sewer In Thirty.
third street, from Second avenue to the East river.
or W. A. Cummings, for the construction of
sewer in Forty.sixth street, from Eleventh avenue
to the Hudson river.
For the extension Of Division street sewer through
Market street to the East river.
OF Aaron Seeley and Others, for establishment Of
q hose company in the Eighteenth wa I'd.
Remembrance against making sewer in Sheriff
street, from Broome TO Delaney street.
or M. Nj. Dawson, to be paid for services as an
attorney.
OF John Millen and others, to fence in vacant
lots in Fifteenth street. between First and Second
avenues.
For pound, from citizens of Fort Washington.
OF Hose Co. No. SO, for their carriage to be re-
built
OF verd Antique Marble Company, for the pri-
vilege of purchasing marble for the new City Hall.
or the Veterans of 1872 for an appropriation OF
$4,000, also for lots in Cypress Hill aud other
cemeteries.
For sewer in Lexington avenue, from Thirty
ixth 10 Thirty.ninth street.
Of Alex. Hardy and Others, to have 10th street
regulated from Fourth to Sixth avenue.
Of Charles Waters and others, to have Eigh-
teenth street graded, paved and tagged from Tenth
To have Ninetythird street graded from, Sixth
avenue to the East river.
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
To increase the police force Of the Twentieth
ward with ten additional men.
Directing the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
to report the names Of all the streets now lighted
with oil.
To flag and re-fsg, where Necessary, the sidewalks
of Thiriyfrst street, between Ninth and Tenth ave-
To have sunken lots filed in on Ninety-irst street.
between Fourth and Fifth avenues
To regulate Thirtyfourth street, between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues
To Gag sidewalks on Seventh avenue, where ne.
cessary.
To flag sidewalks in front Of Cemetery bounded
by Houston, Forsyth, and Chrystie streets.
:, 10 have milroad companies clean cutters that
they have covered with iron slabs.
10 notify the maker Of the bell in Jefferson Mar
ket bell tower that the bell is cracked, and that
aeeordg to the contract, they be obliged to furnish
another instead.
For Street Committee to inquire into the expedi.
ency OF relieving Broadway.
For an engine house at corner of 154th street and
Tenth avenue.
To remove pump and fll up well corner of Broome
and Mott streets.
Resolution in favor Of repairing pier foot Of
Broome street.
Resolution calling upon the Chief Engineer for in
formation why fire companies are allowed to run
their apparatus on the sidewalks, in defiance OF an
ordinance prohibiting the same.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Return Of appointments, resignations and ex-
pulsions in the Fire Department for the month of
March.
arrange ments for the celebration OF the Fourth of
July, and approprstng $500 for the same.
Adopted.