New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Which adopted.
Resolrd That the nPrInieden, of Market. BIO and he is
stands Arlington Marse, bs closed each day at
o'clock from tho hrst day OF June to the hrs day Of
Which adopted.
BY Councilman JOYCE
by the Croon Aquednct Board pernendt
OF all payements and the repairs to existing payrnents
be and hereby liked al the rate OF two dollars and my
Which was referred to the Committee on Salaries and
Offices
BY Councilman ScHAEYHR-
Special Conmitte of five member! of each branch Of the
Council be appointed make suitable cuts TO
and hat the ten thousand dollar. be aud The
hereby appropriated therefor.
BY Councilman McGRATH-
AN ORDINANCE
DIVIDE THE EIGHTEENHH wAHD INTO CONVENIENT ELEc
Be it ordained by tho Mayor Aldermen and commonsiy Of
the( ity n Ne, York u Common Council convened
The ii :lteenth Wnd ha be divided into fifteen election
districts the and limits OF which said election Districts
The Fin, Election Di:tc, Of the Eishteenth Wara .ha
tosrteeu street. sixth Eighteenth sirres and l'vs
place SD r,..,;or ni.,,i,. Of the Fi,laen,s Ward ,.
contain part the city bounded by aud lying within
Eighteenth street. Sixth avenue Twenty street. Irving
The Third Election District Of the Eshteenih Ward shall
contain ali tina; part OF the city bounded by and ynS "th
Twenty street. Sixth syeuuc Twenty sixth street and
Ibe Forth Election District Of the Eighteenth Wsfd shall
contain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying win
Fourteenth street. place Seventeenth stree, and Second
Tho fifth Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward shall
contain al that Of the city bounded by and lying WITHIN
Seventeenth street Irving place Twentieth street and Second
The sAth Election District Q: The Eighteenth Word shall
contain l that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Tweutcia street, GTameTy para Lexington avenue, Twenty
third street aud Second avenue.
The seventh Election Distinct q ihe Eighteenth " ara a
o tina; part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Twenty ard street, Lexington avenue IwentysNth street
The E.1.h fs ion Di.,rc, of,he Eighteenth Ward hs
that psrt Of the city bounced by and lying within
FouItecnth street. Second avenue Seventeenth street ad
The Ninth Election Dis;ric; the Eieheenth Ward sl.
Seventeenth street Second avenue. en;eih ani
The Irah Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward sho
contain a that part u the ciy bounded by ana lying win
The Eleventh Election Dirie. Of the Eighteenth Ward ha
contain all that par; Of the city bounded and lying within
Twenyi street. Second ayeHae, Twenty street and
The T,yeiah Election District Of the Eighteenth Word
shall contain al that part Of the cy bounded by eud lying
riih Fourteenth street, fIst avenue, Seventh street ahd
The Tiriccnh Election Di.,ric; Of the Eshteeu'h Ward
shall contain all that pat Of the city bounded by and lying
East River
The Fourteenth Election District Of the Eighteenth, Ward
shall that part Of the city bounded by and lying
within Twentieth street, Fifs, avenue Twe'ys1th street
The Fifteenth Election District Of the r ;heen;h Wa-d
within Fourteenth street., Avenue A. Seveniee9 street and
Ext Wi Mye H.. ,.,5 over.
BY the PRESIDENT ,
R,soeG That the pay Of the Inspectors Of Lamps in The
Street Department be and the same i hereby increased 70 two
dollar and my ceus per day. said increase to take eject OIL
and after June l. 1914.
Which referred 70 tie Committee on Salaries aud
BY Councilman WEBSTER
Rssrca That sewer with the necessary receiving bans
and b. bail, in Elddse street, from Delaney street
Ryinson street to connect WIN the sewers already con-
them the said woIk under he dreen.n Of the cse
ton Aquedlct Department and that the accompanying oidi
-r-fOr be aud 70 hereby
Which We. laid over.
Rssolr9 That the vacant lots the north side Of
street between Third and Lexington avenues be fenced IN
der the direction the Commissioner and tho accom-
penying ordinance therefore adopted
Which was laid over.
REPoRTs.
Report Of Committee Fire Department to advertise Tor
new bell Tor the tower at Mount MoEns square
Repor, Of Committee on National Affairs Ooucurng pay
annexed bills Of Colonel Colgate snd others
Report Of Committee on National AGs ordering certain
resolutions to be engrossed, &c.
Which was lid
MESSAGE FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
received fr9m dis Honor The Mayor rons
Knitting ~,'er from Hon Philip s. CI0ote os-, ~, 81 th Re
Which was eceyed aud referred to the Committee Ma
tona Atari instructions report thereon at the next
meeting.
An invitation was received from the Congregation Bnai
Beshurun witness the OF laying the cornerstone
street between Broadway and seventh avenue, Tuesday,
24h instant
Which WAS accepted -
PAPERS FROH BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Report OF Committee Fire Department with resonti on
that Comptroller be directed to advertise for proposals f
new location for the use Engine Company number ty
three said location 10 be within the following ooundse
Hudson. Reade and Washington streets 81 ~,
Which was referred TO tie Committee on fhe depart
Resolution that the Stree. Commissioner be directed to od
serse or proposals for furnishing hieen hundred
Whch was referred TO the Committee Lamps and Gas
Resignation Of John n Dolahoe as Commissioner OF
Deeds Will resolution that John H. Roberts be spp9,eo
Commissioner OF Deeds, ia Place OF John A DobsnVe, ie
Igned.
Fynh be repsved forthwith, under tho direction Of
the Cro,on Aqueduct Department.
Which COncurfed IN
Resolution that the Street Commissioner be directed to have
Forty street. from the Tenth 10 the Eleventh avenue
lighted with gas, the same TO DC done immediately
Which as referred TO the Committee on Lamps and Jas
Resolution that permission be 10 T. H. Dawiey 10 ex
bb sign from the third story OF the building number br-
teen Pk sd Petmisson to continue during the pleasure
Which was referred 10 the Committee Streets
Resolution that permission be given TO Oscar Ct,enden 20
fecsve and deliver goods In mont Of ms premises NUMBER ono
hundred ond twenty heade street uch Pemsson W 10
osin only during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Resolution that permission be given 10 John Wood and
Charles H. DAVE 70 regulate and grade One Hundred ana
Thirteenth street in front Of their premises between tn
Third and Fourth ct their expense and uader
lbs direction Of the Street Commissioner
R.alton that permission be given to A. r. Duryec 20
rec stand for the sale o. iru' 10 trout Of bis pism
corner South street and James slip the sarne To remain
iurng the pleasure of the Common Council
Which " as referred TO the Committee On Streets
MOTION.
Councilman HAesRTH moved 70 suspend The regular order
Of business the purpose OF eohsi"e"s "e"esio oee
Which was cafied ,.o.
Resolution Of Board OF Aldermen tha, tne WorpIoei
10 directed the upper soor. o. oodns on'
,undred and fifteen and hundred ana eoVsn