New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14
CENTRAL PARK-ADJOL'RNE MEETING

TUESDAY, Oct 10, Is57-The Board II Cssl1t
| sioners of the Central Park met, pursusntN sipa1
nent, at .! o'clock p. m. Present, Coraisaass
Cooley, Butterworth, Green Strong Elliot. "a Hogf
The minutes of Sept. % and 80 and Oct 2, 8, 8 al
| II were read and approved.
resolution was passed authorizing lie f1rts
| payment OF the employ ees, including the tuvsy4
orps, for all work Subsequent to the 2Sh JAY.
| report Of the Clerk was referred 70 the AuGn1l
Committee, as ALEC were nun Der OF biIs.
The Chief Engineer and Superintendes. vsss n
quested 70 report at the Hext meeting whs. byssl
and ordinances are, in their opinion necessary 10 ~
proper preservation of order in the Park, and h n
eticient prosecution of the work.
The Treasurer was authorized, in sll cases Of ~
ness or death among the workmen, TO pay as vivs,
or legal representatives Of such workmen The xssfs
amounts due them. IL was
Re'0!ssd That 500 copies Of the sdvers.men. 70, y.
March 1881 and that due notice be given In tie Dig I
selected By the Printing Committee. -,
The special Committee having charge Of the ngsa
OF plans were requested TO furnish as soon es prse
bic, at cost not exceeding $500 2O0thosrpie psss
% they may deem requisite, for distributor v -
petitors for the severa! premiums, TO be swudH
such plans as shall be approved Of by the Boud.
report was received from the Chief Engineer; ~
the monthly report from the Supernte ndest Of 10
the following is an extract: ..,
II Is desirable that visitors 10 the Park, sh,sh h
10 feel .ooD as possible that vide d.tincon sss
tween 1t and the general suburban country IN Which ~
prevalent OPPRESSION Of certain Glars that Ill trees S
fruit and flowers, property 50 stroa is ton
vction with hat the teachers Of rc scc
when taking their pupils for holiday into the ecarr Ave
found quite impossible TO prevail upon them u tsarA
completely svi.hns the private sardens Of the berevm -
tlenen ho have offered them entertainment fhfs as
wbs, viii probably Be- fund most delicate and an sl asg
th- Conn isson and It's oc.rs large part Of tte p's
New.foh are ignorant Of para, properly soea.sd ~
vii eed TO b. trained 10 the proper Of L. TO b sssn
the stuse Of H. ard this b. best done Gradually ~
the Park yet IL process Of construction and bsba -
thronged with crowds Of uamansssbe maititudes uas
30 long 80 the Park remains nninclosed Il WILDE dn9p
drew distinction between IL and the adjoining oon1oo
attempt 10 do viii be calculated foster mAcors sss
with which said BE- regarded by pessohs sre ~
u must be the policy Of the Commission BY every nss y,
sistept Will lie dignity. 20 Glsy since Il VII lssys
power Of individuals 10 do poabe damage the Pt
sn al dagger Of detection Evidence Of this has sa oc1
In tie destruction serious injury Of soue young ses =
to fensin ptrrereDty, evil DISPOSED pesyoa sss
hire 10 the rubbish and bushwoed which Dad bees k;
them by the ss,depers when Unexpectedly wi.hdsEe sn
~ofk oy the Older tor general discharge. d.
:, Committee was appointed TO confer wta nv
boafo 81 r. ice Commissioners as 70 the appointment
OF police force for the Park.
The Committee on Appropriation Of Ground, &c,
was authorized TO exp.nd so il carrying on. pses
perimeots in building stone walls and breaking -"
iorIoads.
Some tnants having complsined of their erops ~
disturbed before their allotted time, Nov. i ~
Re'o!red, That until the LIST November n.x, no urbe Il
Pr b &C. p or OF the YOsnd' of is srasne"
at O'clock