The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

DR. GUM stated that all the parties applying for license
tighten vessels had agreed abide by the prices named
the schedule Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
The suboined reports regarding the progr made
eanipg The streets were sent in TO Mayor Temaon by
e police captains and his Honor submitted them 10 the
oard, after whicn they adjourned till Friday
SECOND WARD.fhe officer reports that foreman AID
Teive men were engaged on Tuesday in sweeping, AID
carts 10 carry ing dirt IN the Second ward Tue
orked faithfully, and the carts took good loads The
nditon Of the ward 10 not very good present but IN
e week. If the work goes on at the present rate, will
well cleaned.
FOURTH WARD.-On Tuesday, at j p. NJ, nine men to
ork, and five men at r. there four carts work
worked we'll Carts 30 not take goo1 loads the fore
an and Street Inspector were experimenting men,
orked till O'Clock. No men on this wednesday,
orpng no carts taking up dirt but some are removing
rbage
FIFTH WARD Officer John c. Temann reports that IL
yts and IL men were az work on 3lst of May in the
It'll ward. They were working In Duane street. Jaw
eet harrison and Frankn streets. There was no in
attending the men, but the sweepers worked faith
y and the carts took good loads In few days, If the
Father permits, the ward will be in good condition.
est Broadway and the streets In its vicinity are the
orst portions of the ward.
SEVENTH WARD The officer reports that 16 men and ID
at work, order Of Saturday May % The dis
cleaned are Cherry street. from Rutgers to Con
rneur Water street, from Rutgers TO Montgomery Mont
merry street, from Cherry to South
ELEVENTH WARD.The street inspector, foreman and 25
and carts were at work on Tuesday and worked well
o'clock carts did not take full loads. This (Wednes
" morning carts and man were working; no street
pector foreman on hand Some parts Of the ward
good condition; avenues in bad statelthy; have
commenced
ud very well cleaned
FouR1EEyTH WARD The officer reports that on Nav So
seven A. NJ, six sweepers and one man, with horse
cart, went to work corner Centre and Grand streets
d swept block in Centre and two in Broome streets
% corner Of Bowery. The dirt not half taken up
the cart. These did do more than two Thirds
a day g work, and they had NO Inspector At seven
N. fourteen sweepers to work corner of Bowery
Houston street. and three with horses and carts
ley swept the Bowery both sides TO half way be-
Grand and Hester Streets but the only took
the dirt to Delaney street, and these had one in
icG0r They all quit work at twelve NJ. and six P. N.
nine A. M. in Hester street collecting garb.
At l05 A. M. one man in Mulberry street collect
garbage. At 1880 one man In Baxter, near Hester
Get, collecting garbage. At 1890 A. n. one mau in
street, near Broome collecting gar bage. At IL AS A.
one man In Broome street, tue Bo~ery, collecting
bage At las p. M. one man collecting garbage at
tire market. Al 9:l6 A. VI. cart No. 40 taking
cad Of wood from l7S Mott street At 345. p.
found cart NO $685., or 35ss, half full Of street
!, standing IN Hester street, opposite lib or IT'S,
hveP NJ found cart NO 3,2OS empty, standing in eli.
beth street, opposite NO ~ or 2o. think neither of
men with horses and carts IL: sweepers 90
u seven A. M. on Tuesday, Six went TO work cor
Of Mulberry and Broome Streets, and swept Broome
Broadway, and half block in Mulberry, from Prince
eet; and ut seven A. NJ fifteen men went TO work in
Bowery Hester street. and swept half a block of
Bowery and Hester to Centre street. and Mott street
u Grand TO above Prince street. All of these men