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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-11


troops of this command were marched to tn
open field, opposite the grove, and formed three
sides of hollow square, to witness the execu-
Of private Henry A. Burnham, Co. E, 9Th N. Fl
Volunteers. AT 30 minutes of 8 o clock the pris
oner, escorted by detachment of twelve men
of the Provost guard, arrived upon the ground
After taking position he was asked by Lieut.
Hillard If he had anything to say, when he ex
pressed himself as follows: =
'My friends. The time has come when must
die am willing to die and leave this world of
sorrow There is but one step between me and
eternity, and feel as if it was my duty to &C
knowledge that it is for beloved country good
that should die at the time appointed.
II have forgiven all my friends in the 9Th N.
e. Regiment. / have forgiven all who have ever
done me wrong or injured me, and hope to be
forgiven by all to whom have ever done an in
jury.
Beloved friends can address you as friends,
for you have acted as such to me, il is necessary
that we should all be prepared for death, since we
must all die. | admit that am a sinner, I have
not acted manly to the government that | have
defrauded, not only once or twice, but many
times, and now feel that have done serious
wrong. My advice TO you is to do your duty to
your country, faithfully and we'll. Be true to
the oath which you have taken, and you will
feel better in your own heart. | do not see that
In any other case you can do better The only
source of happiness in this world springs from
aosr du4.. 10 md End
and unless you serve them faithfully you cannot
experience true enjoyment of mind
"I would also say to you, that you have taken
the oath to obey your superiors, SO have ], and
| now know the advantage which would arise
from that obedience. It is only since received
my sentence that have realized the full enormity
of my errors; you should do so whilst you have
yet time Furthermore, my advice to you in
future, is to attend to your duty as you owe it to
yourselves and the country to defend her
III hope if there is any one here who may
have any hard feelings towards me, that he will
forgive me as | have forgiven every one who has
ever done me an injury. You can all better
your country far more by serving the laws
which govern you, and il is the last hope and
prayer of a dying man that you will endeavor
to do so.
There is but one step between me and eternity,
and in my case it is solemn thing. 1t is
solemn and sad indeed to dear friends to stand
by the bed side and watch the spirit Of the dear
friend they love taking its fight from the world :
but If that be solemn, how much more solemn
must it be to dear friend of mine, to me de-
part in such a state as this, with an offended
law taking justice upon me- die to day, and
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fate, still may not be any better for it, ma
be putting off repentance to the last moment.
and then what would | have gained by the
delay7 | feel now as if was prepared to die
as if / am prepared to meet my God. | have
placed my whole trust in our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ, who came into the world 70 save
sinners This has been the only subject of M
reflections since the moment received my sen
tence and am satisfied. Satisfied in Christ
feel as if / could do great deal of good for
myself in this world if | could only live after the
feelings which have taken possession of ml
within the last few days
" But Notwithstanding, ] feel that it is for the
beloved countrys good, and am satisfied.
cannot view it in any other light, it is necessary
and that is enough for me to know.
Every man of you who has common sense
must know that the state of things which has
existed here must be stopped. This rebellion
must be put down, the country must be defend
ed and the laws upheld and how is this to be
done If desertion is not checked and discipline
preserved in our army? | think the army is
u
bellion and if desertion is tolerated, it cannoj
succeed, it might as we'll be given up and all
those who are true to their oaths return home
having gained nothing by their cxertions and
zeal.
!" have as | said before, forgiven every one
who may have injured me, have forgiven ali
the officers OF the 18th N H. Regiment, as we'll as
of all the regiments in the field, and trust
God that they will endeavor to I've as good as
they can to the private soldiers. | suppose am
the first man who has been sentenced to pay the
penalty OF de lth on Point Lookout Nd, and
am satisfied to bear with it as an example.
have felt many times since | received my SEN
tence, that it would do the country great deal
of good by dying So that could do her more
good in this way than by all the fighting
could do in the field, and hope there is no one
here who will doubt me. lou do not better
yJur condition by deserving, you may for time
succeed in escaping detection, but you have
taken the oath before God and man that you
will fight for the country, and it is solemn and
a very serious thing to break it,
Dear friends | hope that YOU will all come
to Christ Immediately, it is very wrong for you
to delay, death is before you, and you do not
know how soon it may come. | have enjoyed
III my lilc all the earthly comforts which money
could give on this earth, but after ali was not
happy, was not coutented, and no matter who
the man may be, no matter how badly he may
have spent his life while on the earth, when the
time comes that be must die, he turns his heart
to Christ for true happiness and although ! have
lived sinner, want 10 die Christian Christ
is willing to receive me even al the eleventh
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Hoard Of COunciisnen.

STATED SEssi0N-satu1Goy Dec. u, 1885, I
'0TYciu-1 j? o'clock N. 5
The o,rl met pursuant to Adjournment in tcr Chamber
No. Is City He'll 80
Hayes. esq PRECEDENT IN the chair and the
ioiDw1ig members: - 49,
C,uncmei Hcaly Keenan, r ley Brophy. iiagcrty' Web
ser Hc.rrnn, Ryan, Gross Keeper. h0steI iiOusnahh
Hayiand McGrth Jaques, Scbaeief, brice hus'e" ana
Ftxpra'l-N - ,,
The inmate. Of meeting held December Is were read and
approved
BILLS.
BY tbe rRrsIDKST- ...,-
Bill q Io ~ Hall amounting TO ten dollars for fitting no
poll oSecoi Election District vi the Twelfth Ward, ior DC
esmisT .cs'iou. .
Which W. referred TO the Comptroller. with power
by hs siilc-- - ...
BIZ OF r. Ransom amounting TO ten dollars, for fitting mp
pol Of Second Election District Of the Fifteenth Ward iof
December election. 81,
Which v a, referred 10 the Comptroller, with power
The Committee Roads presented resolution In favor OF
tayns foyEiglh street, with Belgian pavement ron tine
futh 10 tn aixh-avenues.
Which o. iaid
Tie Coz l Roads presented aresootion In isvor 81
laying iks the westerly lido Of Si1thaVenue' nom
fNty Srstii Z to Fiity NiuiistTeets.
Which So. laid over.
The C0u Roads presented resolution In favor oil
swoirg tng and tagging Seventy street. between
Second " q IiiId avenues.
Which go, laid over
PAPERs PROM BOARD Of ALDERMEN.
Bill o. h-ho luseman, for fitting up iLo poll Of the sixtn
tsol hgic Of the Seventeenth WsrJ amounting TO tci
a,Lu.
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from I7ava ma.

The U. S. Mail Steamship Liberty, Capt.
Wilson. arrived on Monday morning from Havana
bringing dates 20 the nth inst as late 81 p We
are indebted to Mr.. Vim. l.. Holloway. the purser oi
tho ship, Tor tho latest news. --.-.
There lad been business the two first days Of the
week. .......
Sugars were quiet; Nos. IL and 10 were held at si4
q .2f.
Freights-Nothing doing with American bottoms,
aud no change in rates.
Exchange London 1871 TO "a; Northern Cities OF the
United States 53i a S. discount.
Tie hlockadc.runner Dandy arrived 14th at 2 p m.
from Galveston, making her tenth trip through the
bloc kadc. 90 ..- .-f
Tie Ternagcnt was yet in port
No further vows Of importance.
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Weekly Report Of DcaIhs

In N. City OF Nrwyort from The 18th day n December 70
the 18th dsy Of December. 1854.
Men rs; worl,n. %; boys, 49,; girls. io1 i3l
Adults 49,. children "a; males, .Js females, l99 eel
oIcd pcI.on.6 - -
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United STATES DISTRICT CoURT-DEc. i7.-B,fOr
Judge BETS
PRIZE CASTS.

Judge BETS
PRIZE CASES.
United States agt. the Steamer Emma Henry,
her tackle and corro-A libel filed in this case today
.gin vesse and caryo captured on the 9th
inst oil Wimn4ton N. c. by the L. 5. steamer Cherokee
The consists osx hundred bales OF cotton and six barrel.
Of urpen,ine and the and cargo are estimated 81
SGe0N. 1900
United States agt the seemor Vixen her tackle and cargo
A libel was also tiled III this The vixen was captured
on the 1T inst Whining y. G., By tue u - steamer
Rhode Island The cargo consists OF assorted merchandse
ouch "a blankets small arms &c.
AZ see by the T. :. steamer Micknaw Same ngt ie'
bales of Cotton picked up by the L. steamer Quaker
CITY -Libels were also fled IN these too cases
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
IN Dolly,
For Providence Direct,
The new IND splendid steamers
IIFlTRA ANDaAlATEA

ELECTRA ANDGALATEA,
HAVING suprrior Accommodations for Passenger. and
FRIGHT VIA Pier No. q North River loot oil hopn
,on..tr.et, Daily tsundays excepted. at p IN
(ouuecng N Providence with the - N iof Boston 90
The ELECTRA. capt J. W. NfE. viii leave New'ioh
every MOSDAY. WEDNESDAY aud ERlDAi. r,,psn,v
The ALA1E l. Capt VIM. JONES, every TUEspAii
TIL KSDAf and SATURDAY.
~ fnisht taken st Propeller Rates , 3, ,
isThse steamers are UNSURPASSED 10 ther
for ID. comfort and safety Of passengers and their iAfie' o'
tie transportation Of Freight 49,, ,A,
az amer retiring FOR the night not disturbed
All ,hcv AR W. Ia Providence hour early enough 10 So
cI ,f, df desired, IN the accommodation train Tor
Boston arriving IN Boston Vt q. M r,,,c
Tor iforuaton IN regard Freight kc. apply tn lsAAC
OpELI General Freight Agent Phr No. ~ N II; =, IN
For Tics.ts S,teYooms Berths, Apply To W NJ I'D
WARDS General Ticket Agent, Pier No. ~ North hser
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

4 ARRANGEAiE NT.-Leaves York, !sme-slp ana
1..t Erst RIVER for reepor Sac Iisrbor lismpons kc
AZ a IN For Yaphank Lakeland lsip Babylon and Fam
insdals d, a. m. and p m tr,nnil. hIou!h a. 20
a ~ and D. ~. iSages connect Tor Cod ,spfnss
Oyster Bay and Hunngton) For iemPsead Jamaica And
Winnsa AZ y and 10: 20 a M. and 3 and D. M, 9.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3fh st. Es~
River al s:sa M for Yaphsnk stopping Ut all stsons 81
co Unn.t,ad ard Syosset Tickets for this uhs
ct reduced rates. N kEAsoNEh oupet'nsen
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miscellaneous.
Ocean Steamers.

MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANf ;
n.y line Of br ,,ass sideu heel STEAMSHIPS between
SEN- YORK aud HANRE. . -
HE int hye splendid Vessels, intcrded 10 be pu upon th
lyore ruui. tor the Continent. sre the following;
WASH Notion. "a tuEs, 200 horse'power
LAFAYETTE. tuus. sv hofse-ih"r
ECROpE.................tai oail, 500 horse'p""'r
IRANCE.................. fahoatl 800 bOfs.poTef
NAPOLEON (5uildingl, lo horse powell
Un the completion the entire list. the service viii De
'WASHiNGTON, A. Duchesne LAFAYETTE, ~ 30
candle a. follows: - . mo ,,y,p
r,E,yrT,T'F .,..... v ednesday Janusrv I. 1865
WisHiN GTON. ........ w ednesday. February J.
FIT Cabin Uncludins liable wine ..........'.S IS'
second Cabin Npcuding tabl--x ine). $40 or rSo
Pnvsbe In gold it, equivalent in tniied states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE
For ire. mt az passase, apply 20 ,.,,,-,,,,
10. Broadway Nevfork
nPsr. No u Boulevard des Capgeines Grand Hoe.,; at
U.vrc WILLIAM lSELIN Co.
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Urintina.

C,TEAM PRINTING at LOW PRICES.-G.
- A. WHITE HORNE No. ~ ann and NO. ll9 Fulton
st. All Kind. OF Printing cheap for cash. Great facilities
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton
w G.-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL Man
UFACrURERS. .......
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COR PORT ROYAL, 8. C., Regular Lane. an
Tn. steamship MELylhhk, WsthaIon ME- ~ s'clorI
sail iot pie. No g. T. r. For freight psssse apply 70
p M "'" WHITNEY L HATHEWAY, No. " sou'a'@i
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,I,HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-

. VIA GROTON AND PROVIDENCE. l-L
THE oLDEsT QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RkCr AVOIDING POINT JUDITH"
The MAGNIFICENT Steamer ''COMNlONWEALTH". on
TUESDAis ;. THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS The rieeant
Steamer LYNOUTH ROCh."on MONDAYS, WEDSE5
DAYS. and FRIDAYS, and AFTER THURSDAY. stn inss
I, o'clock p. M.
Court andl ST. gndare know lodged by Inexperienced travel
be the largest strongest bst comoraok ana
best that have ia American waters. At al Nc
and all weaher these boat invariably make the passage on
time.
are marked features Of these - 40 ting palaces"
pertls and may be secured at Handlers Exr
Office No. ~ Broadway and a. No l5 NesI-s;. New
York and at No. 70 Washingtou- :, boston,
NJ r. SIMOSS. Agent
Nauy- nd Irsn tionC
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-On and
/ after MONDAY Dec. 5. trains leave fhrteths: sta
ion for Absuy Troy and places Moth and west q, ~
N 20 M g. TO- 500 TO- ~ D. Sleeping cars attached to
100 and 10: - p M trains Tom rtietns All trans issvs
Chambers Thirty minutes earlier than ialrt.etn't SoAS
~ I'm d o. M Thirtlethst Through Freight train daily
S"'"' ' r. ''' T. NJ TOCCEY, Asst. Supt
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L'RIE AILwAY.-Trains leave foot Of

ERIE RAILWAY.-IraIns leave foot ~
IL Chan ber.-s,., via. Pavonia Ferry:
a. m, Day Express for ,ansnddgua Rochester Bundo.
Salamanca and Wet Connects Ut Buffalo with Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railway aud at Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great We,tsrn Railway. M m
$3.50 a. u Milk ard Way Train. daily to Ousvle.
los. NJ, Express Mail Tor Buffalo, connecting win Lake
Shore Railway. 49,
INN. Wsy Trair for Port Jerys aud Newbur,h
p Nsh, Express, for Canandagua Rochester buhso'
Salamanca aud West.
p M Lightning Express, daily, for Csandasna Roche..
ter Kna,o salamanca DunkiTk and West. Connects al
Buffalo with Lake and Grand Trunk Railways and a.
Sal,mauca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway. .
p n Emsrsnt Train daily for Buffalo salsHaHea pan'
k,Tk aud West -
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steamboats, ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlrCHBrRG, NASHUA,
Low ELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAlNi
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and staInch sesmers OF the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK,
leave NewYor daily lundsys exceped a oeloekp n
from PIER No 70 North River, foot Of Vestryst.
FOR NEW.LONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Rxpres Train rom ths
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston sud Voc
ce,te Worcester and Nashua and New London and nohers
Railroads. .
Freight taken at the lowest rnte For Information inquire
L ). MARTIN, Agent. on the Pier,
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Merchants Navigation and rran.porstion Co.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.
~ Dep i Ia New-York Pier No. North River connect.
In. at hampton Junction with Delaware, Lsckawanna and
esiern Railroad al tason with Lrhi-n alley Hall
road and it, forming dect line to Pittsburgh
and the West, with o1t change of CATS = $500
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily IRON the West except sundsy%
when evening Trim.
Sxtv Miles Two Hours saved by rms line 70 Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis. etc. with but charge OF GAIA
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. .
Commencing November T. 1854 leave New ora as 10 ows
At6:op a IL, for Ea.ton. Mauch Chunk. Willamspors
WLkcsbarre MahaDoy City sc - ,,,
MAIL TRaS-At86oa q. m. for bennington, Easton Wasf
Gan Scranton kesbare Great Bend Pittston, Binsna-
ton. &c.
300 A. M Western Express for Scrsnton Great Bend Las
ton, Al.nown. Rsldins harrisburg. Ptsbnrg' and the
est " tn but change Cincinnati OF Ccafos
and IN, two cha ges to It. Louis t. A
: n ;OD a NJ go and 900 for Elzibeth ,
1900 NJ TRAry-For Easton. Allentown. Mauch CnunH.
Wkesbarre Wilismspo Reading. Pst,svie, iiarn'oarss
Sc. .,.- -. u...s
40 Nor Some. vile and Pennington
8 r. s.-tnI svn.er-iii.. 80.
100 p u WysrEsy ExrRyss-for Esston Allentown,
Reading Harrisbare Pitt burgh, and the West Sleeping
carr Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
ELrzApKruPosr AND NEw.foRK fEHRY-Leave New.
York from Pier No " r., ct $3.50 /, ago aud o;W
D. ~. Boats stop Bergen Point and ssriners Hsrbor
Tickets Wet be obtsined st tho Office OF the
Central Railroad Company. Pier No. n. r.. at No
Astor House &C Nos. and 3 Broadway and the pIir
eipal hotels JOSIAH D. STEARNS. SGpe gmtendent
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Tn. number Of deaths compared with tue coHesp'
v..k OF Ist1. and Of last week, was a. follows:
Week ending Osc. 81, 1865, SOS. Decresr, =.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Aihcrsrrr.

STArED SEssIos-Saturuiy. pee. - ,o'
iean I. Henry, esq, Presd'ai and tie i0lowin
member; a.. ,trt.,. -
,Iereuel. Hardy. Kelly ottiweI. an ga,
The nH.r, ii December i5ih wsIe i'ad aha atpIo'eu
Resolutions.
Roired permission b. and i' hereby Eiye % iehsTa
"t~r linz ~ ,onr nnane street. pro,d toe docs not
jnerferc tie public thoroucha said remission to con-
tilus on'. The pleasure o. TIE Common Oouhc"'
And Tie c Va. directed to be to tie Board Of Coun.
R;,reG t, the salaries Of the Fir aid Second CLERKS
f the For 81 Of tie Yard te rc-sd from orc tho island
i've huudr, .,rs to two thousand doisrs per yea
MOTIONS.
Aderusg ro7 moved thu when 'lc Board adjourn Il Do
adjourn TO ac,. again Monday neat. 18Th instant. at
VIII w.. -,nici.
The Conn,,.c DC Finance to whom referred tho
rercd re u; William Dalton to be paid for loss oi hoF'e
TespectfJJi "
Thst upon examination of tina pcon above mentioned
cy find ron the 25th day Of lay Mr. Dalton driy
us FROM p nauher nine North rand in attempt
g to turn 90 bis aud horse proc aied in the
river Ia c, Iauce the strngiieccs being Off your
rreo Won ereoEc recommend ilT Adoption the following
Eeoi,ce st Comptroller be and 70 is hcTeby author
lied snd sd TO draw his warrant IN FAVOR OF William
>f horse ia pier number wcny -une North River. and
cdsrsa the 'fae 70 its appropriate aeG1gnt NUNS
JOHN u. OrIIWFLL,
Committee Finance.
Which las lid over.
The Cot iucc Public Heath 20 whom referred
the ion To fence vacant los the southeast
conner OF PaLavenGe and Thirty esA-,trtet. respectfully
RTPoRT:
Ths. laft c1refuy examined tho subject, they Va
Of Tie proposed Improvement gccordng th" follow
Sae resoluf o specially oiic d adoption:
R,or@ Taos she vacant lot h spItAcast OF Park
avenue srd r yeghh be- in Under the dec
ton Of TIN Coum'stioner and that the accompanying
eTdnsnlc therefor DC adopted
PETER MiSTFBSON,
john ID. OrflWELL,
Committee Public He1ith.
Which ,ea ail over
The Couu1ce on Sewers. 20 whom referred the an
asxed resolution that with 'he necessity receiving
i.n. and vcrs be built in One Hundred snd eityih
seet FROM te sixth avenue and through Manhattan
sTeet, res, ,c.u!ly
REP0ET
That hayn, carefully examined the subject they ore in
favor the proposed Improvement; accordingly, tie follow
ln respectfully offered for your adoption:
Y,s{rsd Iat with the receiving basins
and euvci, bu One Hundred end Twenty hth sire e.
fon the S.xh 20 anu hicG Manhitsn street TO
irectio 90 nth Undes te dire ton O. the CIofon
Aquaduc, b'd and that the ACCOM- 1nylus ordnance thee
GEORGE 4. JEREMIAH,
lERENlE BARLEY.
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I' n..ru. rnnx Acrrn mssAsR
DEATHS rKox cunosIc prE,sy.

Toisl....................................
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OFFICIAL Joroeh, p ~
Pr,.onl-iohu l. Henry esq, Pred'at snd tie following
member; 49,. .trt,. -
Aldermen fcy MoCool Shrnnon Chirr MciS ifAi myers
,IereuIsl. Hardy. Kelly, Ottiwe!. aId ra' cyl.
mimi. ii l.retuber read approved.
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Report Of Committee on Public iicih m avoI o. l.pns
% 49, .,uus sottL dr, De- fenced ia iinuri.a'"
under the direction Of ne street nonn, cg a"a '"'' VIZ
accompanying ordinance tleFc'oi pe aaopMh
Which va adopted by the following vote; M,
Har,nstjyc-C6lreiuIcn Hc1ly, k,cnan' Riley. Biophy
Iil ;ii, iIyi,nud McGrsth Schae,f, Cook Brandon,
Brice Russell. f1scTdd snd Joycr--I'
Report Of Comnes on Eoeds in favor Of coneurTnr with
Board Of Aldermen IN adopnf Ie.o u,ion;, Ts ~ -
6,grel and rea,,ed curb md gutter c AMI reset, "he no,
aTssy properly done under The direction Il IN" sifrS on
missioner aud the accomp nylue ofjncc h'eoi a'ol0I
witch WIS aiortcd by the ioli'|l 9 "f' m. p,.
Agirmg'iy.-C oi,nilnen Heay, keenan,. Bicy Brophy'
ITascry Webster iqyo' Ryen Gto hepper go, h e
Russell. fitzgerald, and Joyeo-2i'
Re5oI. Of Cotcc on Hoods ia favor Of concrrrns win
Board OF Aldermen in adopting ,ts M
street from The fsen ~ ' IF The Cotton A1eduet De
partmen ana that the accompanying ordinance te''0' NC
Whici va. adopted l,y The following vote:
hiirrsiiyc-C 6unclincn Icsy. heemii' hlcy bfophy'
l lj3iland McGTah. Scipcicr CoCa Brandon,
Blice Russell, fitzaeTad sud Joyc'--A
Negative ouncillnan Jalne'-L
R,o. a. Committee on Public ic!h 81 fsvor Of adoptng
,eolou Tint tir Jos, nud tun4en lots nuib.r. htNthree
md sNyolr West s1;ieth street between HinlAascni'
Ply ,I of tho Street ComussionoI and that the
nrcornpsnviur ordinance therefor bc adopted.
NvLirsa, r.sotyrcd % the Committee on funic he2h'
ncnort ~ Con,nttc ROsa ia favor Of concuIihs Wi
Boara OF Aldermen IN adopting resolution 'na, ,
laid nj the Intersections ~ OHc uN"iI'"
and One Hundred snd Nineteenth streets aud h'cnu" ara
a. the Intersection. Of One Handed and Nineteenth
and Frstnvenuo also the intersection oi Ono uafeo t
Twenty thirdstcet and Second ayenue also NJ o
on 81 One Hundred and Twenty fonrihssrst and second
avenue under tie direction Of the Croion Aqudnct boAfd
and that tho accompanying ordinance therefor he ad0peu
Which adopted by the following vote; - -, !,
ininnaiycc ounciren Healy, Keenan, Rl.y. bfophy'
Uagerty Hpycs. Webstar Ryan Gro-s, RepIer, host'
iiau hialln havland, McGrsh schac.er Cock, Brmdon
Brlce Russell fi,zgcrsld and Joyce-2l.
Negative-C councilman Jnques-i. -,
of Aldo men adopting resolution tina, Forty fourth
.,rst the Tenth and Eleventh avenues be- epay.d
forthv under direction OF the Cro,on Aqocduct DE
nrtmen and that tho accompanying ordinance therefor b
adopted =, c-...c,
Rcports of Committee Roads In favor Of coucurring will
Board Of Aldermen in adopting ,e'oiuiion a HUNDRED
and street The Eleventh avenue to the Twelfth
avenue he curbcd st'ercd and tagged under inc direction
the Street Comm,.ou. and that the accompanying odi
nance therefor be adopted 49,
| Which was adopted by the following vote: ma,
Afrmstive-Councilmen IIesy, Keenan,, hleyf bfophy
Hsrery, Hayes Webster Ryan, Gross, kepP,r kos'er
Houghtsin ayiland hcCrath, sehaeief IooAI Dtehooh
i Brice Russell Fiiz7erLd aud Joycc-2l.
! Negative Councilman Jsques-I.