The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01
Progress OF the Municipal Revelation.
THE CASE OF THE SHIRT sEwBR-ANoTHER CON

An agent OF the shirt mandatory OF Davis Son No
2s Waer itreet, appeared at the Office of the Mayor
yesterday morning, and sgn.fed their willingness to
Jay the complainant Mrs Byrnes the amount claimed,
If the Mayor would consent TO their honorable dis
charge. This however, he refused TO do upon which
the money paid to Mr. Ming, the chief clerk
Thus ends the for the present. tho further prosecu
ton Of the parties being entirely optional with the Mayor
An hour after the settlement. made in this
case Ayoung woman appeared before Justice Osborne,
10 the following statement
That Mr.. Oesterberg shirt manufacturer. OF No 100
Liberty street refused TO psy her for mixing twelve
shirts He offered her her deposit but said he you'd
pay her unless she vent up stairs in bis worroom
and alter them with double She stated that the
to receive but Xix cents each for makr them
In this case, hosever, 1t found unnecessary to
take any actou the parties complained OF paid
after the complaint made and TO at the Office.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF P0LICE--APPOINTMESTs
AND REMOVALS.
The Commissioners OF Police in session Tues
day last, whea the following appointments made
Ward a-wm Bo~ker appointed
5--Joseph 4. Webster, vice VIM Shehan, re-
nr,yed
1l-wm Ii sutton re-appoin.ed
l2-Samuol Ryer, re-appunted
Dennis Falyey, re appointed
The following policemen dismissed from the de-
partment for intoxicstiou-
Ward 6--Wm. Sbehan.
17-John Burke.
21-GeO. A. Romano
THE COMPLAINT BOOK.
Timothy Brown complains that the occupants Of l57
Second street let their Croton water waste,
flowing the yard and causing damage and
Referred to Capt Hart, Of the Seventeenth ward.
A woman complains that the keeper OF a grocery
and liquor store ut so King street, is in tho habit
Of allowing dominoes to be played 10 hs store on Sun
days and that her husband Ia induced to spend his
saInngs which should 70 the support Of his wife aud
children, Referred to Capt Turnbull of the Eighth
Andrew Lester OF l,3 West Twenty. fifth street com
plains that the stove In the back OF the first floor
Of the picture frame at 223 West twenty
sixth street Is very dangerous the fact OF It's being
cracked its entire circumference. II glo sing under
red hot heat when the saw Il nornn s
and person in the store atthe time Referred 20 FIRE
Warden,
j. F. Bates, No 4 BROAD street, complains that he (,
constantly annoyed with Seggars at his ONCE and
hopes that II there 10 ordinance preventing the same,
i Nay be strictly enforced Referred to Capt H'i2n,
John J. Many complains OF large hole In the street
a. the Of Chatham and Mulberry stre,ta, ~hich
- exceedingly dangerous Referred TO Commissioner OF
Hsnan stinara complain. that secondhand clothing
and also that it has license Referred 70 Capt May
nard, Of the Nineteenth ward
Fergus Boyd complains that mock auetionser at =
Chatham street, de rauded him out OF S. and tried -
cheat him out Of 81 lore. Officer Mckinney was sent
and covered the money.
j. N. Reid, Of Georgia, complains that mock auc
tiopeer In Broadway defrauted him Of 8l2 for worth
less watch. Sergeant Wines recovered the money.
asks the Mayor 70 offer a reward for the person VIM
the butchers cart laden with slaughtered sheep
her husband, John Ompbe the corner Of Spring
HUDSON streets the 23d Of January last about
clock the mornng OF that date by whcs hs-
husband was killed. having died about twenty mirutes
after the accident.
John Russell complains that the water from the
brewery Sullivan street Houston, overhows the
sidewalk in freezing weather and I'M his property,
and endapgers OF the pasaers by Referred TO
Captain Turnbnli, Of the Eighth ward
Benjamin Banks, corner Of Fifth avenue and Twelfth
street complains that the occupants OF 2l2 Broadway
letters to the inhabitants Of Brooklyn unpaid At
expense Of cents for each letter business OF
his and hopes the may be stopped Referred
TO Post Office department
Robert NJ James, No. 10 West Fifty -four IN street,
plains that the pump In that street bets Ninth and
Tenth avenues has been out for ,nths,
and that the inhabitants greatly in want Of water in
that neighborhood.