New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
DEATH OF JOSEPH S. TAYLOR,

Roam or ALpERMEx-Juue 10, 1851 Spccid
Ateisng.-Ald. JoHS CLANCY President, III the
Chair. ~
srOke Of the object of tie meeting the death oil
joseph s. Taylor, Street Commissioner. A message
from the Mayor, officially announcing the iact was
read and ordered printed.
MAYORS OFFICE New-roSt, June IL, 1851
10 tie Hcsoyebe ,he Comm9n CoSSsh ., ,on. ,t I.. f
AID we ye, are menber % the City
JoseA Taylor esq., Street Commissioner died st the resi-
liza Ills announcement should do injustice to the Of
he @ecsssd and to es did not s add h1s IN a ns
energetic ofcer He dgen in the discharge of the Inn
@ med and beloved in ali the walk. Of private life aud social
iecour,e that such arrangements be made foT
ns1S Stessd as $ERShSDo wooo M.o
Aid. McSPEDoN offered a preamble and resolutions
<ulOgizng the deceased and regretting his demise ;,
AID. FuLMER paid a high compliment to deeeaseds
memory After which the resolutions were adopted
1t h ss hs o..r sns P.Ro Street S Se
missioner Of this city, who IRON his hisn ohcas S us
setter secured er himself the confidence esteem and regard Of
The public who elevated MIN to that s0n ana consider
Ing the Youth Of the deceased stricken down in the midst Of
hopes as are attached honorable department and
Rhea The Common Council deeply ympssaz IN wiiV
In proper mauncr respect they entertain for h'
and PARTICIPATING 10 the general sorrow consequent upon '
Rs.,sS Thai the Common Council offer their sincere and
so Ia Sweet Comissioner in the melancholy adlction
by Which tbsy are husband father and protector
That the Common Council VIII attend the
efhe and the usual badge oil mourning o n
~ days. -, =. -. ,ba
Eef.s,ay 70 attend the fuhere in body
6,,o,,d Thar Clerk Of the Common Council cause copy
these resolutions engrosed and properly ses1e0 anu
presented 70 the family of the deceased.
A Committee was appointed to make arrangements
for the funeral
The Deofk of Dr. Vach& Alderman TUCKER an
nounced the death If Dr. Nache, and offered suitable
resolutions which were adopted.
Alderman STEERS spoke on the death OF the amenieu
Doctor referring particularly to his usefulness during
the cholera Summer of 1882, when deceased was heSi
den; Physician. The following resolutions were passed.
and committee appointed 10 make arrangements
to attend the funeral: . ,.,.,u
WAertos Tire Common Council have receive the
uteSsree cath Of Dr. Alexander NAche, VINO auu
credit the important pubic pos
Resident Physician, Physician TO the Aims o1se ana
Physician 20 the Cholera Hospitals and other places OF Pno
ust- citizen Gistiu for the most csiinable quaint
both Of the head and hi ans who has earned the JUST conn
etLce and lie affections Of -Ee public aud =,
Wk,r0, n Il our duty 10 public acknowledgement OF
The virtues Of the decesed ~hose whole life has been devoted
otstur the and minsteing 20 the coulorts
ofthe sch and unfortunate; therefore b. "
Eesed That testify respect Tor the eminent character
Pablo positions held by the deceased We VAL attend the
funeral usual baosc a. mourning tor tiy ays
hesotd That deeply yupathi1e WIN She sctea An"S
al the deceased and tel heartfelt conoo!chSe
kssolred That the CLERK OF The common "a
resolutions BE- euErossed and properly a's'e MI" PS
q the family q The deceased
The Board adjourned 10 Monday.