New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

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| to extend beyond three feet from said building
| Whieb wa, adopted.
Roed That permission be and !. hereby given N Henry
Schneider Son. hundred and .iehty nine bowsry 70 re
Which was adopted.
R,olred That hess Bants Larns be and they here
by permitted to ANAL iron post with sign on the top
pos: exceed four inches in diameter aud the sign no, to
exceed thirty inehe. in length 10 be more than twenty
Of the Common Council
Which was adopted.
Rs,olred That the name Of William r. Merrill in the lie,
Of Commissioner. Of DEEDS recently appointed be corrected
.oas to lead William IL. Merrill, r.
Which adopted
BY Councilman KHPPBR-
herea, The paveuents Of Houston street, between
and Cannon street. and Of A. between First street
and Fourteenth street between the Railroad tracks In
Re,olpe That the Railroad Company be and they hereby
directed said to be properly repaired forth
the resolution then the Cro.on Aqueduc. Board ard
they hereby instructed to proceed and repair 'sd pave
and charge and collect from the Railroad Company
| the expentc thereof
| Which adopted
R5,ored That sewer With the necessary receiving basin,
be built in Eighty street two hundred and
avenue with the Seventy ninth street the
be done under the direction of the Cr00n Asssduct
| Which referred to tho COmni;.ee on Severn
4 BY Councilman BRkEpoy-
and directed lave Reservoir square opened to
Which adopted
| By Councilman BRANDON .
RsSoited That Fy sreet between seccad and Third
syeuaes be paved with block pavement at the expense
q TIE pr0Peryowner. under the direction Of the Cr0'on
Which referred the Committee Belssa Pavement
Ended That tho Comptroller be- and he hereby
thorsed and directed TO draw his Ia favor VI o. H.
Wallace for The sum Of any eight dollars of psna iu
rshed for tho Battery aud Maosquare and ctare the 'sns
70 its appropriate account .
R.ssG That the ysoant lot, Nos les ard Ios West m
teen be fenced IN, under the direction Of the street
Which was referred 70 the Committee Public Health
R.i5ed That Fy.second street, between Seventh sna
Eigb be paved with Belgian pavement unse the
Which va. retrd to he Committee 90 Belgian pavement
| Councilman " sBsTEa here called W the Chair
Rsolred That lots bounded BY Finy FIRE. and
Pyseeo street Brosdwsy and Seventh avenue be fenced
H. undcr tho direction OF ITO street Con'n1soper
| Which referred to the Committee Of Pubic Heath
| Hy Councilman HoUGHTALN-
authorized and directed adyee for proposals for udns
the carriage of Iess Company number Eleven the sae to be
| done immediately
Wh wa. referred to the Committee on Fire Department
| BY Conoeilm.n Ru'sEIto. II.
ard cuvers b. built in Fy seventh street. eonnancng ~
First svenee and connecting With The Eyer s.se IN ss
be done under tho direction OF the CToon Aqpsdnst
Whi.h was referred to the Comn.,,.e Severn.
5.ersd That recevins balm, and cuve BE- brh and
suosd under The direction ofhe Cro,on Aqueduct Board
wherever rendered necessary by the grade Of the
Eleventh avenue beweee IVES, Fourteenth street and West
| Twenty sixth rrers.
/ Which WA referred to the Committee on Severn
! REPORTS
Report ofthe Committee Salaries and Once In aver Of
paying Philip Mas for services interpreter to tho Third Di.
trirt Court Which was laid over
Report Of Committee National AfArS Of beth Boards Of
tia Conon Council to whom referred the business OF
receiving the returning regiments the sea al Wal In pur
soauce Of the preamble and resoscEs passed and become
law January 20 1854 with bill for incurred By them
for such receptions. Which was laid over.
Fourteenth street. bowen Avenues and c. Which was
Report OF the Committee on Streets, 20 nas worth dds Of
siays street, between Tid and Lexington sTsnss'
"h'sh was i,id over ,o-,ovu
Councilman KygSAs moved that the Committee on Street.
dsehA .sd nom hs fsih eoe,deigton q Ie'GaSp Of
'oa Bcnk Of this city to place open poee IN on o. then
premises. at number three hundres and ,hrtyegh, Third "
Which wss carried Tho resolution ~ss then con
be discharged from The further .SadDfaoa o. ro.o1on ss
sn CT III Is syen 70 Leopold scspP to cree, s~snr in
~ich .los, to remain dz saa eighty two S.en
| PAPERs YEon BoAgD uy ALDERMEN.
Resolution tina, perssion be rtartod to Robert Nieos to
Canal street, The 70 remain durns the pleas
eithe Common Council Whch = TeTsfed to tie Con
RESOLUTION that The Street CsuIsis,Oner be directed TO
sas.mPte be psoed n the Third syense veg side
wa. referred 20 the Committee on Lamps aud Gas .
Petition occupants Of property In Wheh2
~ na 20 siIyoSs and I,yonq &hreS.l street y
osId Of Aldermen prayer Of petition tTsa'edj Which was
referred 10 tbs Conliniilee Streets
Recorder that permission be granted John Olson d
play soods front hi, sorr number two hundred and seven
Bowery the to remain durine the pleasure Of The
Common Co.sc Which wu referred 10 the COMMITTEES
Streets.
to erect shutter box "a Of HI. premise. number
hundred and three Grand street The ,ssas 70 remain dar
ing the pleasure Of the Common Council Which referred
to tie Committee OIL Streets
Report Of Committee Streets IN fsyor Of adopting
luon tia. Seventy second street between Fist A$
The East River roua;sd and saee curb and
ea NS sd.f h. si,sson Of III. stree, c.mi.sions sas
that accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted Which
AihrIrn tlve-CouDclmen Healy Keenan,, Riley, Brophy
Hs:.ry H.ys, Wo0st hsdaefss d. STs Espp
echs-,r, CoOs, Brandon. BIce Resel Fitzgerald, and
Joyee-N
| MOTION.
Councilman BRIcE movod that the resnl e-ter of bnn.s
be .osPhaed isI the PS5Pose Of nss ny r'I' rom '''
PAPI1s YROA BoAsD or ALDI1HET IpsUMED.
Report Of coHit;ss On Psans. q Board Q. Goa1easn
ossinnl t ,o ,h. ia nv Road 81 Ady
men, io action adhered to- Which ~a' referred to Con
Rr,or,so aa,horHins III, Third Avenss Railroad Cor.psny
10 lay ts,e IN with veto ssase q bis Honor
wihs,anding The ohjectons CT his Honor the MayOr)
The re-d,n, e .ts I'd thai The Question would be on
| ConnoEsan BAIox moved he Foven. question
Councilman os9,Er r..e4 q. pon, d order hat :, The
The motion foT ,ho previous question WI. out Of order
The President pto tenn deefed That there was no necessity
for motion to concur; that Tat We. ID. =. son n,nisly
before the Bead sad hence h point OF order was net wei
Councilman JAsurs raised the pOn, Of order t., snisr hs
Charter ve.o must v- laid gyut 20, son.'deranon;
Tho President pro ten seed-d hs th'i on,y spT~s
she Board whe the nsser rrosd oHsiaaiee whh n IBIS
.s.. was the Bo.rd Of Aldermen and that soTeiSre tie
point Of order v1 not well tss.n
ar ,son putt" Which decided in the affirmative