The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
Municipal Affairs.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
DVAyU or COIryCII MAY TTTDsoS.


DEArH OF COUNCILMAN JUDsoS.
The Board OF Aldermen held special meeting ye,ter-
day at noon for the purpose OF pressing their sympathy
the death Of Councilman Judsoo OF the Fourth district
who died at bis residence in this city Monday afternoon,
the President, and Aldermen Mcspedon Booie, starr,
Tucker, Davies and Reed, being present
COMMUNICATION IRON
Mayor Tiemann sent 10 communication announcing the
death OF William W. Judson, who had been connected
with the Board OF Counclmeu January 1, 1867.
Jealous and able in the performance Of his duty bis
death will be severely felt, not only by the Board
OF which he was a member, bu, by his constituents,
whose interests he faithfully served. Kind in his
nature and generous in his disposition, he will be
lamentec by al who claimed the honor Of his acqusn.
make such arrangements for the funeral OF deceased
may be necessary and proper TO express the deep sym
pa'hy OF the Common Council for his family 10 the greSt
loss they have sustained, we'll 10 pay that respect
TO hr memory which bis high character and public pss
ton demand
depuauou from the Board OF CouncIlmen presented
copy Of preamble and resolutions which adopted by
that body. On motion, this Board coucurred The Pres
dent appointed special committee to confer with the
Councmen respecting the arrangements for the funeral
and then adjourned.
BOARD OF coUNcILMEs.
COUNCILMAN JUDsoN.
This Board held special meeting Tuesday, a, noon
for the purpose Of expressing their feelings OF rere,
the death OF their late associate, wsm Wallace Judson
OF the Fourth district
message received from the Mayor the subject
similar 10 that sent 10 the Board OF Aldermen.
Some appropriate expressions Of sympathy were made
by Mr.. Arcularius and other members The folio xi1g
preamble and resolutions were sdopled:-
Whereas by he will OF Divine Providence eseemed
friend and member of the Common Council WIN. wallace
udson, from the Fourh Senatorial district has been removed
from midst after long suffering and tedious illness and
Ss ssTez a. as sSa s s
constituents and Obtained from thcnby his char
iesc urbanity OF and noble daposion warm
attachment and whereas associates and holding daily
and council fcelogy sympshze In the oss OF
beloved companion and bearing testimony ~ the prompt
jealous In which be discharged bs dulles do
hereby
Resolve That while submit 10 the will and dspensalien
u Divine Providence In the remov.l Of friend and com
spion VIM Wallace Juoson member from the Fourth SenA
ical district Do mos mournfuy reaze he PCS we have
and the sorowu aictDn which has befsen the
Common Council and all who knew and therefore esteemed
the lsmentd dead.
Resolved, Thai The Common Council, sympsshizns with
the bereeved family % friend and ia consideration OF
for the memory Of the deceased VIII attend The fune
with of ONCE draped In bck that the city hass be
displayed A half mast toe day OF the funeral and hat
committee 81 five be appointed bv this Board n at In con
junction with committee from the Board Of Aldermen, 10
make ill necessary preparations snd arr sngemens
Resolved That The Clerk Of the Commsn Council cause
OF these resolutions 70 be engrossed and duly suhen
oaied and presented 70 the family OF The deceased
The Board then adjourned 10 meet again Wednesday
for the purpose Of proceeding TO tho funeral, three
O'Clock.