New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25


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Wsssopon, d. P,ruprxr DECLARED Cha. The Board stood
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Te. Board pur,usn. to adjournment in their ch'm'sf
Present. Wilson Green, ESQ., President. In the Chair
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The minutes Of meetings held January TO- 10 and !" were
By Councilman BRIsKnAx- -,
IA George W. SEYMOUR 70 keep a stand for tho sale OF
cstsnh snuff the Of Hester street ana no
Common Council
Which adopted
Rs,orei That PERMISSION be and the 10 hereby given
Matthew Melvin to retain stand foI the sale OF papers on
mission to remain only during the pleasure Of the common
Council.
Rs,ssd That prrnsson be and the hereby given
'front.' Of their premise. number tbtyOur Old Sip sd per
mission to remain only during the pleasure o. inc eo
Which was adopted
By Councilman KEENAN,
Rs,ored That permission be and the same hereby given
to Andrew Brown display goods in front Of hi. Pren'e
corner Of Chatham and Mulberry streets such Perm.s0n to
remain only during the pleasure oil 'ne e0ninN0n o''
By Councilman BRnKxAs- h.,.bv
Authorized and directed to lay croswak in front Of NUMBER
two bundled and ,weniy-egkt Tbirds.
Which referred to the COMMITTEE on o"ee ""eA "
Rs,ored That permission be and the same Is hereby given
N Harrison oon 10 receive and deliver goods 10 mont Of
their premises numbers seventy and evenytwo rMe sTst
such permission to remain ony during the psuis " 'He
Common Council
Which was adopted
Ps.oVeS That the name Of Miehse Bishop, residing at
number two hundred AID thirty Third street. be added 70 e
Which was referred to the Comptroller, with power.
By Councilman RoBIssos- 90 III, .,-..
Rssoired That permission be and the same heieoy 'o
west corner of and Wet streets the same not 70
interfere with public av and to remain only during the
nIeasuTs Of the Common Council
Which was adopted.
h.,en, TompLns Park in its present condition. almost
useless for the purpose. FOR which it was inepdsd and ne
citizen, IN The vicinity s are daily OIL tue
P:,oed That the Commissioner Do and he !, hereby
and directed 70 have Io%pS, rs sa Sepa
IKE that said resolution be referred TO
the Com niites Lands and Places when appoin'ed'
The resolution wa, then adopted
Pss.Sed That the salary of the interpreter Of the First Die
trc Police be and the is hereby fixed At the sun
q asss nun. aDaqs H. S SSs Of THE resolution
With was referred 10 the Committee on Salaries and o
fcrr' when appointed.
B;,orsS That permission be snd the Is hereby given
10 Richard Cook to stand in Burng Sip SAID permits
remain only during the pleasure Of the Common
Council 81,
Which wa, adopted. ,
S,elpe% That The Street Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized and directed to Ienumbsr the piers on the N'
Which Yves adopted
by Councilman KEENAN,
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mission to remain only dun. the pleasure Of tho Common
Which wa, adopted
By Councilman KELLOGG
vsrker and Ms John r. Collins private drain through
Avenue A. from the OF Eighty fourth street TO Eighty
in, their private property there being sewer
be done the Of said Thomas Vsker and
Mrs j. T. Collins under the direction Of the Croton Aque'
Which wss referred 10 the Committee on Sewers when sp
subsequently Councilman KELLOGG moved that such vote
be reconsidered.
Tie resolution was then adopted.
By Councilman WAITS
Of he Croton Asusdnct Department.
str King the words between Avenues and d. end in
ering ia lieu thereof the words from the BOwery to the
Which was carried
The resolution referred to the Committee Belgian
Pavement, when appointed.
ByCouncilman HALLoRAE-
Rssoed That the Comptroller be and he hereby sntho
zed and directed to draw bis warrant IN favor OF Henry
Schue aud John r. Bauer Trustee. Of the German Evan
third and FOURTH 6s
hundred and t dollars and forty cent. dons
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Of the same and charge the same to the account Of
Which was referred TO the COMMITTEES on Donations and
Charities when appointed
BY Councilman RoBERTs-
R,ord That the Street Commissioner be and he Ia hereby
authorzed and directed to advertise for Eropos to repair
and raise the .untsn part Of the pie, Ct the foo; Of One Humid
sod earth the width Of One IIunded and Fourteenth street
o6 to T q the
Which referred to the COMMITTEES on "harvss fisrs
and Slips, when appointed
Re,orsd That permission be and the hereby given
Renisnn to retain sn in front Of hi, premises, MN
only during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was adopted
Re,olred That One Hundred and Fourteenth street between
Third ana Fourth ,venns' be forthwith regulated graded
except tho is already DONE under the direction Of
embraced in ths resolution shall have the privilege
the done their ct any time previous to
the sdvsns for proposals thereof under the direction Of
Which was referred to the Committee on Roads, when
By Councilman oBsrzS-
Rssolssd That permission be aud the
TO Samuel Jones exhibit goods in front Of his premises
number two hundred and thiyeisht Bowry such permis
sion to remain only during the pleasure Of the Common
Council
Which adopted.
BY Councilman SIlcon--
AN ORDINANCE
CREATING An rysPKcfoR o. RAILROADS IN THE CIT
or NETWORK.
slcrIos There shall be officer IN the Street Depart
mont shall be called the Inspector Of City Railroads OF the
CITY Of York whose ddy shah be that the rail
10 City OF NewYok kept in proper order and
condition. aud st the companies keep IN good repair the
spsee between the various rlrod tracks and the space cut
side the same on either side Of said tracks Of at least eight
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