New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
s. In you. Board permitting Patrick rhelp. to keep hi.

FL u, upou which have always acted The Of the
bIees sidewalks by private individuals require
consent o. the occup "a The premises fronting thereon and
fSnoch tst consent :. refused in the pref, cc wo1
e compelled 60 withhold iy approval Of your resolution
81 there is another objection to this permission to wich
would tie attention u your honorable body much
rs NY affect other cases IN which the o. the
property owners is l Is that fr as ascertain
20 pow Exists IN the Copra'iou TO give such peron
8 sccoIdsd by your resolution
The Act Of 1873 chapter seventyI section two hundred
rnd seyuytwo 10 be found page four huudrrd ana sixty
-four Of Ny alennes valuable compilation Of the Laws Re
ssne 10 this City, TO the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
{nons ial powe, ana en'L9fiy to .ste ana pass snch
2ecessIy and proper TO Regulate hackney coaches
Il to that no power here conferred TO do more
fhsr make general by laws and ordinances regulating
hsckncy coaches and that We have therefore right give
10 particular individual special permission keep ! COACHES
nj some place other than the public stands designated by the
Seneta bylaw or ordinance enacted by me CorPoraiion
hinder the statute authority above quoted That ordinance
<AT hye chapter forty, Revised Ordinance, 1882 ce,ons
places which may for hire and deres Ger
tn places specifically Il then Provides that tie Mayor with
each district may from time TO time designate other places
si which hackney COACHES end carriages stand itins
for employment and which pisces Of course thereby
constituted public stands private stands, for the use Of
tnyparcuar individual Section forty imposes OF $50
On the owner or dflveI Of any coach VINO sha s "'ls
e! employment at other place thsn those public stands
Your resolution in this case therefore Po5 s voon
Italy declare, that any other person 80, To's the %'
bewen citizens engaged in the same business and even "eI.
q lawful, should, ihinA' be syS S5s,r ornvrv ~,
Which was received and directed be printed s-nsh in
Che minutes. and published in I'll the papers employed BY the
GoTpofa;on -
TIL. COMMITTEES o Fire Department presented report
rsn:ins location for Engine Company number hisy
Which wss laid over.
The Committee Assessments presented srrpor 10 relieve
John Harirop from assessment
" hih Was laid over.
Of maxi donaon Of one thoa,snd two hundred ana ay
6ellArs the widow Of tie lac George W. Badger.
IlHl " 4 "A ~
1bs Committee National Asa presented report to pay
fndy persons io services rendered receiving tie returned
Which wa. lad over.
The Committee saar. and Oces rresened repor, to
pay fp Moss as interpreter - the Third District Court
Which was laid over
The Committee on streets rreseaed rePor; TO pave Tr
Seth street. between Second and Third avenues sn
The Committee Street, presented repor, r,ve Thirty.
en;h street between >eY nth aud E,shiA ayoIues with Be-!
kian pavement
Which was laid over
The Committee on Streets fresenicd report to pave Thirty
Second between Sixth and seventh avenues, with Bel
siSWS E PaysS NE. i,,s ov.,
te co@i',ss on Street. R'e.sa,sd TePo., nss 'ae
ptee tie east sde Of IhiriyouFh and Thirty anh
Err, ILL.,,
The Committee on streets presented rePo-, 20 pav, Thirty
einih street. between Seventh lad Eshia avenues with Bel
Kisn pavement.
The Committee Oh streets presented repor; to psvo Thirty
w VA. laid ove.
The Committee on Streets presented repor; curb
eA in Thirty ninth sfeei between seyeIh AID
EANA avenues.
The Committee Road. presented repor, gave Forty
fitd s,reet between the fiith and SIKH sycnGeA
ql Committee Road. presented report to gutter ana
- SIXTY second street between tie Third and Lexington
Nhica wa. laid over.
Tie Committee on Rosd, presented rspo-, 10 reimburse
al La
e.yenty Eighth street. irom Iird avenue TO Isss RIVER
TIE CommIee on Public Health presented rero-, 20 81
ST. iysecond and saS .Ea sgseis Eighth and
Enth avenues
1he Committee rubls Heath presented r,por, to fence
lots On West Forty third siscct.
pApgls ifHREToroRg LAID ovKg
Eepo Of Con ulitiee ~ Asse'sfc N s'of q "a ping
g nd fo-tvife cents he aaloant q IN s.o..laea
Il posed upon lots snow ard numbered respc'icy from
fortv eshtvx both inclusive, IN block numb'r tvs
sn5 be,ee op b1aes sas as aid o. haafed
sdeld streets and fih and 18th n I'D city
Which w. adopted by the following vote, VIZ:
An NATIVE lsernen FoI. Henry. HILL, MeCooi Red
rhipp Mitchell Ryer Jeremiah AAaielson Olive, RIO
tpeit and Fariey-lA
~Kess,ive-Aldsrmaa HaFay-l.
'rSsS, 10 isvol O: waa Brsadoa f. ,le s,
Ia "a ~ r, s.,i Of m uii,ee On ssa 1a
for az cases king esh charge and oihei
Il
e., Cr regen,s ~ the Of waf the stand 4 colof
crd,ea 6y he Common Council Of ol and charge TIE same
WIZ va sIoJ,ed by The following vote viz:
Ar, We derinen foJ Henry. Han, AeOooi Reed
Ci Do Iyers Jeremiah HARDY, Mastefs0n' Ot'i"e' RIO
Vi mon q hoard q Councrnsn hat the house O., Hoe
rompary sixty be pui n thorough repi .nli tL
d,rer,,o, Of the Couonsf Of cost toi - sifso
" 5r~d AID ny doafs and t. sad sum be nnl hereby
4, srrropsed therefor the ~oSs 20 BE- cone "9out H's!
WA.A eoneuTed IN oy he ioo",9s zoe ~ Rcd
ctvp Michel Ryer., Jeremiah, Hardy, Ms'ief'oh' Os'
- lie ae Wa droted to be sen,,o his Honor The Mayor
"P,,ian % Bos-d o. Councilman that curb and gutter
Firs avenue between ffty tAI4 ana alAly ~ .ie'ts
.shere no, sready Gone under TIE direction o. tts s'
founssOnor, lid tie aecoA P-l:I-s ''-A--'-' ''' ~
WE va, oonourred f. By the fo.o~ias VOC VIZ
r,ive--AlieInen FoI. Henry Hal 5cCooi h-ea'
Ciipp Mitchell. KyeIs Jeremiah h-iay' hA'ei''n' "'
eSeil 13 fsfcy-lA VI,
Re-, liion that p-rmson be given 10 James Noonah
Buses and De.s hn-n 70 requisite ana seH' ~ i'h.
.le1 PREMISE a. fiiy ninth street oct"eeN Nv en-
hyen1e. aid street beng uidrr ihe co9i." o. %
Nrsdig OOle under lie erection VI Tie Soo
WI va, aiop,ed by the following vote viz:
af,gaaiye--A ie.-4en For Henry, Hall, McCooi, Reed
Chin Nchsa Byer. jeremiah Hardy, Aasie.son' On
Hrp,r. II Cofntee On in favor Of adopting rec
Ali h. that Comptroller be directed O. cause 20 oe
10 l!usees Of the Defugu Auc1ic u FtI' 20"
- q tie Nneteef Ward and their successor grant q!
g 40, 1rJ iniei- oil the Mayor Aldermen ana tofn
ouav the Ciy Of New on IN ana 10 n- e"iiah ID
bee or parcel Of lsd. bounded and decnb.d o. i'o'
Somuaurng IN Fliiy.eCOr1 street al point Two Hhf'4
- ~ uty feet dsnl from the essieiy ns Or sar o. "<
spgtou s,snue thence eaefy nneiy~o ieet Iee 10 ~
eed a. fr, tence westerly one hundred ana one i
~ nine incLe- tAence 20 ihriy ana psis"'l 9" ,-5
Lexington avenue hunigfd feet ten Ia hes :" the
soin Or are Of beginning and set1nd i1i Ne Ter
Is. 70 draw hs Ir1ni IN iaVof o. We in''s
ps5 Ccrmun American D h9oi Socey o. .hs "a ne 1
II. m sid Of the mud for the creation Of school no. ~