The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

wss By prsssnsstoa % Of petitions and
Ss j The greater portion
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Gfse' ss Sssy vas
would 70 offered bu. Sss such os doss
penss made their appearance at least after tSs
their espetat9ns for E o'clock the & =
READ ans 81 sa LAUGHTER and confusion a. Wv
Board as she scene Of rp % The city represent this
tie time rerred ref S q The 2.s instant
aHs1a q aGs % WITH her ts heasS
facts Of tSe CASE he's srsas
eE OoGTrsa I cn Gears 70 TINS Board aud manes
ana " soss to call or an expression views Of M
Resolved Tlet the Board Of counc disapprovo and
s a s ea and Of
w9fds and cSpano, on the part oft, members
and acts Of Caancime sipproys prov and
Resolved That in hke manner 1T disapproves and CON
ID ss @a
Received That opinion this Board is in no dsrres
responsible werabIe for the Conduct ~ M
when not by. .ha. for such
and the tribunal established by Law.
ti9,s referred to the Committee Arts Sciences
Ths question on laying on the table put and appa
member si called s !, for the The ayes and mays
M M rhy m9sed that the resolution be read again.
Mr. cosSoyrn moved that the resolution referred 70
Mr r. grn1N noIsd il would 30 referred Committee
T re eso to ss cS@ssS on a. Arts
ferred to the Committee on Arts and Sciences ~ "
ss's ai % sss
t r s Sa tS wn those that DO
1 any notice h..
had been iropst aont his friends right and left
hand Jaehon end Clancy} do not recoiiect that any
2" tie eth r. g M he hs,s on h s0s that
WIS % s as & fesn Of & o e.
s1s1 ha2 rs a b b asv s a i that mhs
w VII as,9a N he % and Y the
that the gentleman who offered the resolution will with
Tlu matter a1ss ost nothing remained
Of the gentlcon who instead Of doing all in their
challenging each other TO mortal combat W. glad
either Of sa men aays "
in the prime of their lives.
Tho COMMITTEES Lands and IA .ss;t whom wa: rs-
Cultural the for hs
annual fair and iii 'oisy
ateieS sabboss o
more than that IN The
The report wss accepted and the resolution unanimously
The Board then went into
o'clock, when the Committee, on motion, roro.
The Board then adjourned until Monday evening.
Annual Report of the Board OF Flrcvvartons.
DANGEROUS BUILDINGS, ETC.
The following important rscition being tho
annual report Of the Frewardcns to April l. was re-
ceiyed by the Board OF Aldermen last evening
The number of violations tho trel avs with their ma
tgre as well 20 violation Cf corporation ordin
buildings erected ana snsiS'sd ISi she'd. svsr
s ss With g@.a @ .sa
nts lint & n no ;1 sopnS to party ard 0fss walls s nudss
bond tn1eT, ss feet long saans less than four
ssdinss with walls q the foasdss!9nn. n'is
p'sS Ga chimney:
cut on below and not properly supported a shimney..
Pss with tar and II
yiessisns y' % %iss re.
fed hy ywaSasps as number Of yioatisns not removed
trustee. Of the Fire Department 5o oisto1:
OF WITH e e ' not ss
,l and M n%.r to o. the Alter
y Il Js%Ss4 s:as :s.. IS ,s rs
sspte%G.s, l.s9 relation he..says has sss d.
q Il e
who
the Tssss
s r % saS s
fourth time call your attention to the very danger
!" @ sl "ss they assy
in the matter. Your attention 10 particularly al
rected TO the great number Of old dilapidated build
ngs many Of which arc filed with combustibe matter
and situated in tie crowded Of the city. The
number Is great aud it'll matter OF impe-sby for fire.
men TO avoid the many dangers inevitable in trey
should take The Board repeatedly reported The
facts to previous Common Councils; effective
have been taken In the meantime of the build
ings remain endng and tome OF them apt to fall
s s.a4 I'll ne al ss q e lie s ss !. &:
following named buildings being dan ,erous or
freoar Of No 10 John street. No % Rose No.
Canal street Nos l29 and 3l West street Nos
92 a. &c. 90 and G2 Centre street No. 45 Ann street. ea
Nos ~ and 20 Nassau street. No 81 Nassau street. Nos STE
and 374 Hudson street.