The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-24
Municipal AMhlrs.


PRo0Rxss OF THE MUNICIPAL RRvoLUrIoN-rnss
hAroR's COMPLAINT Bo0K-IrHE PoLIoE RETURNS.
Tbs complaints bothsJ Ae police and the people,
not so numeouA yesterday they ths day before
Elm tns Shyor has thought It necessary to put check
uPo, those who may feel disposed to complain from una
lie GUS reasons To obviate such IN evil fand shelter
parties who may be innocently accused, Mayor Wood
has given notice that for the future he will receive
complaints unless responsible name is given as the
euser TINS is just and will be attended doubt, with
beneficial results
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Inat the tenants Of l03 and lis Nassau street have
allowed garbage and ash boxes stand on the outer
edge Of their sidewalks greatly to the detrmen OF pass,
That the tenants in tho rear OF ss3 and s5 Broomc
street have allowed their MIGRANTS to overflow their
thrown into the street cutters.
That an awning banging in front of $50 and 1872 Canal
seet excludes the light and obstructs the veS Of the
That the Westchester House corner OF Broome street
ana bowery Is kept open and liquor is sold therein
That the Ninth Avenue Railroad Compary has rendered
the crossing At the of Thirteenth street and Ninth
avenue mpassabe by digging up the to
Thsta vacant lot the north side Of Seventh street
between rst and Second avenues is not fenced ami Is
That d. aler In Chatham street. obstructs the view
OF the street with caps and shirts and that he
has jew drummer stationed front Of his store who
insults inc e'zens a. thef pass along, by asking them
That he walls Of DR. Burchards church in Thirteenth
street in such state to endanger the occupants
Of n house ndoinng.
That William s Bessey, of Sixth street, between
avenues AMI d encumbers the sidewslk IN trout Of
dirt.
That pile OF stones in front Of 1o3 East Nineteenth
street mas been there for the last Eve days
That the pavement at tue OF Fifth and
Firth street IL In sunken condition. causing water To
collect in large quantities which trenches through into
That a large curtain In front OF 55T Broadway OBJ.
structs the view Of the street
william street for the last few weeks
That side salks in front Of Nos IA, 80, Is and SO
Crsr &c street are not tagged.
That crossings in Budsoa street Of Bank, also
the one cross NJ iammsrrly the east SIDE almost
impassable and have been neglected for long time.
WHAT THE POLICE SAY
First ward-Eght arrests. Bal hos in Wall street,
near Broadway Sidewalk % Excharxe place dangerous
Lamps a. corner OF Wall street and Roadway H. &c
Second waId-Gss lamps in front az loi and los Ful-
81 Ann street. in the pavement Theatre alley dirty
Large hole in South street. opposite pier "a East river
John street and Maeen lane very dirty Doors found
Third ward-Ten arrests. A hole in front Of lio West
street Three large heaps Of manure in 'front.' Of 12s and
Fourth ward-Complant that the ash cart has not
been through Duane street for the Ave days The
sidewalk In front of 400 and 4o8 Pearl street out OF
Fifth ward--Hght arrests.
Sixth ward-Fourteen arrests.
seventh wafd-Seven arrests. Complaint that the
ash carts have not passed through Monroe
several days.
Eighth wafd-Eight arrests
Ninth wArd-Tbe sidewalk south side of LEROY
street between Greenwich aud Washington Ia not paw
ed. II Is almost impossible from the atoa Of
mud, &c Downing street reported in filthy condition.
-Four arrests.
Tenth warc-Sx arrests
Eleventh ward--Four arrests. Complaints that some
OF the streets are In filthy condition.
Twelfth wsrd--Two arrests.
1hhtseptb ward-rhree arrests.
Fourteenth wsrd-Eight arrests
Fittesnth ward--Eight arrests. Sewer In Blocker,
near Lanrens, caved in.
Sixteenth wsrd-Pump in Twenty firth street In dan
gfrous condition. Part Of Eighteenth street 5xth
avenue, sto corner of Fifteenth street and seventh
avenue cayed In. Fifteenth Sixteenth seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets Ninth and Tenth avenues very
dirty. Five arrests.
Seventeenth ward-Three arrests. Lamps opposite
Han place, In Seventh street. and others street,
broken.
Eighteenth ward--Faur arrests.
Twentieth ward-Parts Of Thirty nth, Thirty second
and Twenty seventh streets very dirty -Four arrests
Twenty 6rst vard--Ths tnrpal 81 fse H. = railroad
q " .ssI5 dangerous eavdstio b, -. covering
OF one o. tie yentators being blown oil leaving hole
large enough for horse and fall through At
vacant bt On tee of Madison and Twenty
ninth street also In Twenty ninth street, Mad
avenue there Ia tagging the aide wak mud in
wet weather IL there ankle deep.
Twenty tecond warr-Tbrse arrestE