New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12


Which laid ovef.
By Alderman KILL
RS,ored That the Comptroller bs and he hereby author
lied and directed warrants In favor Of the CLERK the
Board Of Councmen and the Depaty Clerk Of the Board Of
Aldermen for the Of three hundred doars compensa
ton for extra services Committees Of the respective Boards
year 1885, also warrants for the sum Of two hundred
and 6y dollars for each Of the Assistant Clerks Messengers
erycans Doorkeeper Of the respective Boards
similar services the amount to b. charged 70 the AgD.0
praOn for City Contingencies or any appropriation having
balance sufficient to pay the same.
Which was laid overs
Roir,d That The COMPTROLLER be snd he 10 hereby suho
lied and directed TO the leases now about expiring OF
hundred and fifteen and hundred and seventeen Nassau
street for period Of ten years at the following rao w
lars per for the office of the Corporation Attorney
five thousand dollars per snnum aud for tho ONES Of 'he
Public Administrator, i've thousand dollars per ahnum'
BY Alderman MAsrERsox-
lied to draw his ia svor Of the President Of the Board
Councilman aud the President Of the Board o. Ade.men
Committee Of Health and charge tho same to ts sppro
pirate account.
By Alderman JEREMIAH
Rred That permission be and hereby Is given 10 Theo-
dore Ho.rch to keep small stand IN front OF number SIX
hanared and weight Broadway he having obtained
mission from the occupant Of said store during the pleasure oil
tue Common Council.
which was adopted:
And the directed TO be sent to the Board OF Coun
eilmen for concurrence
BY Alderman JEREMIAH
Reoirei That permission be ana hereby IL given Alvin
fortyiour Bowery he having obtained permission OF
pant Of said during tho pleasure OF the Common Codn
Which wa. adopted.
And the directed 20 be sent to the Board OF Coun
ehlnen for concurrence.
by Alderman GEDsEY-
and cuves be built in Broadway. from Forty - Forty
second under the direction OF the Croton Aq-duc,
Board and that the accompanying ordinance therefor DO
adopted
by Alderman VAS NooRHIs-
Rsorci That One Hundred and Twenty ninth street from
Harlem River Eighth be REMEMBERED under the d.
recon OF the Street Commissioned.
Which adopted. ~
Aud the directed be seu to the Board Of Coun
cil1' On Tor concurrence.
'he undersigned Committee Agreements, to whom was
erred the snnered petition Of the President Of the Board OF
ns,on 10 pay an assess neu on them church property
'.r construction Of a sewer respectfully
mat the congregation unable pay the amount imposed
the sewer benefit to the property Of the petitioners
codngy decided tho adoption Of the following
resolution;
thozed and directed draw his warrant in favor OF Jones
Spark, President Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Baptist Church. the Of four hundred and
n,your dollars donation, to be applied in payment Of
' ~ on IN. soThey de Of Fyhid street between
Sixth end Seventh for the construction Of sewer
said street. and charge the - m. to the sceSnrs Of Do
nations nE1mhEh NUnbaOoSS,,,
IGNATIU5 FLYNN,
Committee on Assessments.
Which was laid over.
The Committee on Finance to whom referred the
nered petition Of the Church OF the Immaculate OoneePoh
for q dons,ion, respectfully
Ths. upon an examination OF the petition referred they
lind the and taxes levied against the church prop
ery amount TIE Of thousand eight hundred and SIX
dollars and and las been customary to grant
the prayers OF such petitioners your COMMITTEE oue' mo o
R1rSd That the Comptroller 10 and is hereby authorized
and directed to draw his warrant In favor OF W. r. Moronsh
Treasurer oil the Church OF the Immaculate Conception Tor
he .n Of one thousand eight hundred and six dollars and six
cent, 1906 O enable hun to ss.essments and taxes
on pey and ehrse the same to the account OF Do
"''''"' LEWIS r. RYERs,
JOHN D. OTriWELL
PETER MASrERSON.
Committee on Finance.
Tbe COMMITTEE on Wharve, Pisrs and Slips presented
port to build pier TIC 1905 Of 'e'en'eA '''e' '''''
Which wa, laid over
Tho Committee Streets presented report to pave spring
| Which VS., laid over. So
The Committee streets PTcrned arspor 70 psve aiker
street with Be ,an pavement from Broadway to Yves. Broad
Tie Underlined member. of the Committee on Nations.
Affairs 70 hon ws eisea ,e nnnSsS sng Sy sos
to Alexander Branaon for in forwarding stands
eoO to tho vsrog, city regents engaged Ia the service Of
the L nited States Government. respectfully
ny resolution Of the Common Council Of February a.
1896 they procured stands of cOo for each Of The regiments
. tn, ely ~ the com@itse. on National AZ
% OF each branch Of the Common Council constituted
Joint Committee. They accordingly anhoILed NJ Aeasnds
quarters the various city regiments which were scattered az
over the Southern States This entaed great deal OF cost and
e.uens upon Nh Braudon be being compelled 10 keep man
Al Wahington 20 communicate with him as to tho location OF
the different regiments The undersigned bear cheeuly tes
ony that the duty performed TO their entire satsc
IN The amount Of the bill Is correct being at the
twenty-five dollars TO, eca dewey ana !, "a seeora
M Brandon They accordingly recommend Tue aaoP'0p o.
R,ol,g fb lie comp,ro.r be and he hereby |. author
Brandon Tor the sam Of sixteen hundred sud my $500
dollars being at the rate Of twenty i've d9sT. per I.ss
With material and labor. used n forwarding sA.y SIX w.
stands Of eoIo to hs VARIOUS Guy bsns n seeord
nnes with agreement made between ths Commute on
National Affairs Of The Common dan raS 10 S1y the
same from the for City contngencie' or any
other sPPeroyr51sssc sss4Int JOHN sTAcoM
tosEPM SHANNON, EDWIN NJ HAGERTY,
W SoL An,1 Joyce T THos n? iEAvY.
P PIE hMHcdKNleHT. JOHN D: oTTiwELL.
ISipi Special Committee on National Affairs
Which was laid 0usf. 49,
COMMUNICATIONS.
Communication received from the street Commis'
'ioner ubmis Inventory Of all hfs a anu 0,n,
with receipt the Fire Commissioners ior 'hs same (WHICH
will he published herea!teT).
Which was received and ordered on flo.
accumulation was received from the street Commits
.oner transmitting his second quarterly report for the year
1855 >
Which was received and usual number ordered to be printed
/ Ia document form
Alderman MArERsov moved that the Board DO now adjourn,
meet again Monday next 18th Instant at O'CLOCK p H.
And the President pro tem announced that the Board
n. M d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
philadelphia Cattle Mnrket-Dec. IL.
Sales Of 1850 head Beef Cattle at lol8c per quality
SheeD firm. sale