The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

BoAnD oy binEasrg.-Alderman hcQusde yesterday
offered resolution before ths Board directing that
the sidewalks in Fifth avenue, between l2oth and i3ls
streets, DO made thirty feet WIDE and thai property
holders be allowed to enclose fifteen in width Of tho
sidewalk AZ court yard area subject revocation
OF The privilege under the requirement Of the IN
teress OF the CITY, Adopted The Councmanc resolution
permitting the Second Avenue Railroad Company 70 lay
switches and turn.oats in sxty.hird and Six,y-fourth
streets, between First and Third avenues, Was con-
CURED in, and sent to the Mayor for approval Reso
lutons were adopted in favor OF paving the following
thoroughfares with the Hicolson pavement: MAIDEN
lane fnirsy-third street. between Fifth and Madison
ayonues Rector street New street. Great Jones street.
Corands street, Fourteenth street, between Fifth and
Eighth avenues; Washington place, from Broadway 10
West street; fwenty-fourLh street. from Broadway TO
Sixth avenue, aud Liberty street.
Tbs BOARD or AupIT--At the session OF this Board,
yesterday, Patrick Garck presented claim for 1913 81
as rsns for tho lot OF ground No. los Worth street.
which had boon applied the location OF temporary
BUILDING Tor the use OF Fire Engine Company No. 81
Nelson Smith presented claim $3.50 Sc for services
rendered legal proceedings enforce the pay OF
taxes on personal property which instituted under
atty and the Receiver OF Taxes. Decisions reserved.
me Board then adjourned until to-day al noon.
BOARD or County CASvAssERs Upon the assembling
Of this Board yesterday afternoon Mr. Tweed wished TO
know what action had been taken in reference to the
canvass OF the votes for Supervisors and the counsel 70
the Board stated in reply that return had been pre-
argued on Monday next In the Supreme Court Tue
official vote for Sheriff is follows james o'Brien,
% oRr,sn o yoraS TSs Ro,ra hss
adjourned until Friday, 2sih Inst.
TIE CAPTAIs OF CANAL Boar DROWNED Coroner
wildey was yesterday called TO hold inquest on tho
body Of Michael Crimes late captain Of the canal boat
Balloon lying 1t the foot OF Gansevoor street, North
boat Deceased had been missing since saturday night
and he Is supposed to have fallen into the dock while
going aboard his boat.
RUN OvER-Thos. Larkn, residing at rs Mulberry
street, was conveyed from First and Twenty
sixth street, where he had accidentally been over
collar bone late on Thursday night whom, upon consul
tation with his physician, IL considered necessary
for the injured 70 be placed under surgery of
Bellevue Hospital Ucer Lank eman, of me Eighteenth
precinct had Iarkn removed the above institution.
INJURED HIS HAND Isoracco, Italian, a
conectoner by trade, admitted 20 Bellevue Hospital
yesterday suffering from partial smpusation and lacera
ted wounds Of the right hand by being caught in the
machinery OF chocolate factory Al l25 Hudson street.
The unfortunate man conveyed by some friends TO
the Institution in lwenty-sxth street. for final surgical
relief
DsLocAryp HER EiBow.-Aary MeNuy. twenty
seven yos OF age, residing al lis Mott street. while
proceeding TO her residence late Saturday night acct.
dentally slipped the sidewalk fell fracturng her
ieft elbow. She was promptly cared for but after the
injured member attended 10 she was sent 10 Belle
vue Hospital
FRACTURED Hrs COLLAR Bow Malcolm McCollun, >
native Of Scotland, dyer by trade aged seventytwo
years, and residing at No SIS Warrington street. while
driving through the above named streei sccideny
thrown from the wagon yesterday, and sustained .
fracture OF the left collar bone besides oontusons his
injuries being Of such nature 10 warrant his re-
mova 70 Bellevue Hospital who're, under tho practical
supervision Of the surgeon, prompt and adequate
means Will be applied 10 alleviate the sutsrrgs OF the
uLlueky Scotchman.