New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met Mt o'clock p. m, yesterday,
the President Thomas Conan. In the chair Alderman
Thomas Conner presented the following which was
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troll sni direction public markets siihl 'he corporate mis Of t
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th STATE In dsnehug Toe Cooperation Ad u.grpng m eoi'e
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oeei Bssdsay And serenhre between forshih Ani Forty
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Franchise rsains % ,se al 9i yeunb 'ur'nleei BY TIE
Resolved Markets bs tri hsehv empov.
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Illegal and p''s, any farther p,sr,renes o oiuarraop Of
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resolution was adopted that all resolutions and ord
approved by the Mayor authorizing the laying Of Bel
nmbc piaee or highway within the CORPORATION limits
OF this city, under which contracts have not aircndy
nnlied and repcnled A resolution was presented and
laid over designating The Irish American Corporation
Directing the Controller to draw his warrant in favor OF
Michael Curtin. pastor OF st. Andrews Church. for
1ents vet due on account Of the Churcl.si. exten.
son also TO Pay Rlcnard Brennan pastor OF the
scssment for public road, or drive between FIFTY ninth
and onehundredandhf y-hfthsts., on Broadway; that
Parkpaco be extended westerly to Wostst by widen
ing Robnson-s that Robirsonst, when 80 widened.
shal width OF 65 feet from College place 10 Westst
authorizing the Clerk OF tho Common Council 10 appoint
an additional clerk In his Office to be known as the sixth
Assistant Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen, 10 receive
salary OF s95O0 per annum; 10 appoint The EcennG
Telegram corporation newspaper; TO appoint an
additional clerk to the Common Council, 10 DO
known the Seventh Assistant Clerk TO receive
salary Of $1,000 Per annum 10 present TO the superior
Of the Sisters OF the Order OF ST. Domnek the SUM
OF enable the sisters 10 provide additional roOm
for the poor children cared for and educated by the
order. resolution presented. that the actual open
Ing OF Church-st. from fultonst. TO Morrs-st.
take place March /, 1862 Referred TO spe'
CSddy. and McGr2th Resolutions were laid over
10 pave several streets with Fisk Concrete Pavement
resolution was laid directing the Controller TO
Hospital In Fifthst, near Avenue b. st. Josephs Or
phan Asy lum, Eighty ninthst aud Avenue A; 81 MI.
chaes School In Secondst near Avenue A. 81 Bfldgets
Church in Eiglth-st, corner OF Avenue u.
and the Hebrew benevolent Society Orphan Asylum,
Seventy-seyenthst and Tnird-ave. each for $1,000.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
This Board also met mt O'clock p. IN. yestcr-
day, President Monaghan In tho chair resolution was
adopted desng .I h EG ~ TO sPpeas as
Cukn In which the former claims tho seat OF the latter
this Board Resolutions were laid over TO designate
ton wspapers The Board laid resolutions to pay
VIM A. Herring. City Auditor. $4,000 for extra services
the repayment OF the sum OF 100000 expended by tho
CITY, through the Union Defense Committee, 70 raise
during the war % hppSSpaG a%sS S
The Clerk read the resolution from the Board
OF Aldermen resembling all resolutions for the
have not been made Mr. Pinckney said he did not un.
dersand resolution; II had reference TO resolutions
where onehaf OF the expense OF paving tho streets was
10 he paid by the properly owners then he approved OF
IT, and right To rescnd such resolutions as at pres
ent the expense was levied by assessment Referred to
the resolution FROM tho Aldermen TO extend Park place
by widening Robnsonst. Resolutions were adopted rs
follows TO pave several streets with Belgian pavenen
present $500 TO st. Bernards Church, aud $1,000 20 ST.
Joseph's Home, to pay assessments