New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
DOINGS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.

me date vicinity TEEN % be due 10 that cause.
The gas factory a. the FOO, OF Nine,esnth st. North
River, is generally obnoxious to the neishborng
ofsct,ries People sometimes cannot keep the sench
out by shutting their windows.
Two young la1ies complain OF being ovsrchsrged
$40 on two passsge tickets for California, a, No.
Wests'.
Ctsrles FREEZE sass that ne had gun and game bag
Of home and $500 in gold in the game bas. One Of
his frepcs called in one day ani borrowed them OF bis
wife she not knowing Anything ssou, the gold, and
be has 10, been able to get them back again. Moral
Men .boud l~sys tell their wives.
Ann j. Dear, No. 26s Broome.st., swea-s that her
babe only five weeks four days DID, Vas placed IN
charge Of a 1e-nDrse named Staffer, No. 90 Division
st. on the 18th Of February that the child we'll
a. bst time and sui able clothing given to keep
the child clean and cou1for aole that her hush and
called every morning, ana was informed that IT was
we'll On the third cay of her childs being there she
veL 10 see it, To her dsmsy, she Gays, she found it
yi Q I'd little os.kst on shell in a cold room in
~hi h there was DO fire. One OF the doors opened
into the ard, snd 1t wss opened several times While
she was there. The child was cold; II had over 1t
nothing but its filthy clolhes-no pUoE under it. The
eSes OF her babe were greatly nfamed and running;
great res under ts srms; the ear upon which
the chid vas lying was dreadful sore covered With
filth. TIE caiid feeble, and old sOt seem able to
cry it scicd though l. vas un fer the influence OF
some supplying drug. The infant had on the sans
clothes winch il had on when it left her, and the
lower part of its body much scalded with its
uIire, and from ;he bips down. With much difficult
~ ste 90 the child home. The physician sad toe
child had nothing in is DO wels but that zoe NTH WAS
worse than the starvation; tha' it would not die
coon. but would have hts before it died. The child
wss placed in good caTe-the sores he ,edi bat on
Fnday, February %, he chid died. Ms. M~y
Conway corroborates Mrs. D-ars statement. Ms.
Slater wss comm ted in default OF $500 oali.
NATURAL HISTORY OF FULToN.sT.
To MAYOR " OoD-DedT SIR: In tbs nope th,t u
vii he D. rather than burden YOU amid yoar many
cDea / reg leave 70 presaIt 10 sO1 slm5 Remarks
upon the Natural History OF Fulton t. IL : Isy ljt
TO pass through tina. street, gong - ana rom my
place Of business ilom FaltJD fcEsy 10 Wliim ST.,
an wish TO present 10 you some Of the results OF
M s4rvsiions curing th-te only oaks:
it The loot Of uron =ih h ferry sni the
onr shf,re snd the Plse sceompo'on
that part Vi tbs space is occupied with pr
uuon The pub .iourd 10 which sold re,a ;heip
pe. snt yelo '-eoveId tsr.tare d not
luoa by hstsgno ihss" ?-Is)n' nave ;usd tne saAn'
ties w. Oh sund sbich II Iecolscs rsh t h,sc,s, the ely
de,t sun OF mercy % ops'a % o pr
l oceupsIcy If think l. should De nqa red INFO,
het
ssd whether there /. say DANGER that BY ons
their occupancy should o.e1me te - tne fss
ups the lafd, l. ca no be tait tsis ~
Of ,uAe,pt importance tre C;y ~ wi.o. tue svn Of
ne uss q gud, costly III hout rer snd YER c>d'ot %
len 10 " lsuo hs. cost III ely AM the FeoL We
ever 20 pie grlnSd Isqarso for me plbc a.c m
are ulno.' o.y y the hustle Of onibd'e
Ie~sup- bu,cher. c- cir'ss from zoe try AMI
Should be- ,sssn to el-sr the street up to ne
II
GU. 0 be 4 pu,lc purposes
observe fIrh,r that th- siswaks are ts,en 40 ia
half Of th.s breadh b. pernaaent 'tiads tat ae
never but occupsd fo5 the sale Of cutlery hose
ysTn strsms and ctetp uts ibe.e ud 20 yuio aPoS
- fol ali tL occupancy Of tie pubic ms1EsJ. tho rom
r,qs 70, he p.IpO'.. Ct m,ss,, but he waoe 81
msIi.i cim TO o:copy ths Sidewalks and
il the peI,h.C[s.o Of tue Nd.s than ia The nsisa-
s. While The Sidewalks ia tui,5nsr are almo,t az much
uiops.d soso~sy. o5,sye thu. m.1y obsEa:
permitted TO rsmsin ha5utiy upon ihse, whi;h
not alo"ed n other streets Foi n't,nse Tue ds.eln
euTy a. poIyn. the ano sidewalk patposes Of
sac and .p.1 Of o. which 70 10, SLOWED 10 o.h.r
up vide door by the awnio2 posi- in such
sus oceup' sboat ooe tes o. me siewis 10 short
.ope have the idea ha they have =nti esaom
pusp thr jas as sarge PORTION Of F1l-
Since he it Of IBuary there have he several attempt,
OF men cunps peoi Cf nj we .b-r tasiy employed 10
sp.epI the nua into hesps jas az nsh'fa lt never
the tIsece CITY, have the cart along sitn the
bat he mod after beias bIoase INTO h-s2- is al
w.,, for certain ~tether for tns purposes Of
Gums mshrg valuable or r special beoe
ia whehu sao posed heap, Of rrd viii give
rbsr Which eouo De derived from mad ~hso spre sd
cv.rthe VII ls surface coeo; '.y In the c,si have
rered 70 Il we. mitei OF ;5a''s taa' n. se.p' OF
Isfc over nigh In some t'n;es when ssturiy
evening tad ben c5osn fr maine the heaps heJ w,1t
ser be.'s cut % pieces By whes sad Suffered n0re
orss they we've frozen ss-in ~ return Of colo ~esthsr
sET,sd he I'D o7ee more over the whole street. Cais
pr,c,ss las ben rs2e.,si 50 m,oy tine, that have
TeqU ,ttsh'isn DO Eo' thak the street. a.s osen
s. syeIy lev months Fu,ons blricadei IN order to re-
pair bs pavement md e; the pavement is .uo,;
q oi.pdned and sgrse-fll clndoc IL yoa will
The trouble look At will see very much
Of oder ssd yet sse Jou often 10 se9nd,lon very
that in ryins repairing as pavemeIt the practices to
tbst very much down, quite small
IL In pcs.ee that pavement which scrosed BY so many
heavy pbuss and heavy lden carts and h ud
S' .ns @ .. ps bs o. ss m n
jury the vehicles hat trsvee that street sod 20 the BUST
pair And there for excerpt IN the unssllfa
md urstbiu ne With ich the wok OF repair has been
new York stouis at I'D every po.ble facility the
netion Of business hrousb re streets In 20 her way
uOp Of the utiisa sse. Lye oostraeton cost. money
herr. sDd hat cost. whatever form T. may .ume falls
observe ,n.,nss ~ The ,,,s Q, 'ss stree, some per,
iusits that bs. jo't been torn down They placed
there ooub, for ' eonvepi.p:e add be Intends to
III. st future day in the walls of the oa iox But
why houla be be slowed the privilege q 't'3a his old
soas eo linn bSt few sosr, carr, his orics. 70
place CT .;ose or be mh, s. them al once 70 be carried
sssy fVt ~ they are tsen from the bulldog aud used 10
Other building and thin repureh ~hes wsos bre<
for own budIs sIe the difference you'd be msre Ias
in the eost Of tn building Bat the cost u the City
Of having third Fulton obsucoed add occupied
rpiv., porposs for see.s ana m,nhs can ooy 30 rect
oDed hundreds and Thousands Of 10 lars |, looks
eouth and l.wes to the streets Of great city thus
Tted BY pvste euPit,. IL soud be netter thai the
permit he hss should be wi,herssn and the bhck
moved al the Of to- City-ony sm. Of the
| City hssto pay for the bluncen Of Us servants
There are several oher thirgs which have OBJ
served that worthy Of attention. bG, this will slf-
fee as q sample OF VIVA, private citizen notices in
passing small distance through q single s.:est In