New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
CITY GOVERNMENT MATTERS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-PAvING STREETS AND
PAYING AssEssMENTs-CENTRAL MARKET TO
BE SUPPRESSED.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-PAvING STREETS AND
PAYING AssEssMENTs-CENTRAL MARKET TO
BE SUPPRESSED.
This Board met at 3 p. M yesterday, Presl-
dent Conan In the chair resolution was laid over to
divide the Thirteenth Ward into convenient cleo.
ton districts An ordinance was adopted to authorize
the of 5000 shares, 500 each, Of City Lunatc
Asylum Stock" for the payment Of the principal and IN
terest on which the faith Of the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonalty Of the City Of New-York is "solemny ana
irrevocaby pledged Resolutions were also passed mat
Forty siXth-st, from Broadway to Nnthaye and F1y
fourth-st., from EighthaYe. to Ninth-aveD 20
paved With Belgian pavement giving 10 0toreat sss
pay assessments that the Street Commissioner be dl
rcted to advertise Tor ProP2sa or nt o tse
HarbOr Commissioners line; designating The Je1tsh Mes
as corporation newspapers 70 pave with & Began n
formed Dutch Church. at Harlem sal % 10 pay assess
ments giving to st. Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church
s19 GO to pay assessments to pave with belgian pave
tee on Railroads resolution adopted December ., 1861
repeating resolution authorizing the SecondAyenne Ra
road Company to lay down and use necessary urnOnts
and sidetac extending from the present tracks in I'd
to and along their property In $50 ana ottsts De
lst and Slaves; recommittlng TO the committee
That the COanss Corporation be- and bel, hereby sutho
premises Il;S sea ssssi 15ss u. s'SS S Sooe
r's9 !. gS.1 ;'G a"1Das b. UUsoa or
bis udmsn. may be deemed 4 Ge S.su,s 70 1oR M aI P9Ssi S
hereby further authorized and directed Immediately
nSn US.m hs for .ln 9: GsPpsg for Violation Of the .tst H:
otbs city thereby punib this and further en-
sGetaPss cS fSssYori "A' 'A''''''' upon
The Board then adjourned.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-sTREET-PAvIN
AssEssMENTs-THE KEEPER OF THE CITY
HALL AND THE FOURTH OF JULY CARED
FOR.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen met at
p yesterday. President Monaghan was In the chair
resolution directing the Corporation Counsel 70 take
measures TO extend Lafayete-pace sonthery from ts
present termination at Great Jonesst to the northery
reconsldered and laid over. Resolutions were also
adopted giving $l56 to st. Clements p r. church TO pay
assessments pave from Third 10 tlfh-
with Belgian pavement; giving s955 TO the WASH
ington Hghts Presbyterian Church TO pay assessments
concur with the Board Of Aldermen IN appointing
Committee OF five TO make proper arrangements Tor the
celebration OF the coming ith OF July and appropratng
the sum OF pay the expenses OF such celebration,
and Messrs DAY. Welsh ONell, Haughton, and jackson
were appointed such Committee to pave HobokeA,st
from Westinghouse. with Belgian pavement; directing
the Controller 20 retain from the appropriation for City
Contingencies" sum sufficient to pay the increase t
directing he Street Commissioner to Inform tho Board
whether or not had permission to any person to
moore 81 600 FOR extra services rendered to the Legsa
tive Committee. A resolution previously adopted, to
BeSan pavement was amended 80 as to read seventh
ave" instead Of "Nlnthave." Resolutions TO- pave
EightyfOurth-st, from Thrdaye to Ave. Al Wiuettst
from Grand 10 Rivngton-ss; Bondst. from BOwery TO
broadway, and Forty arsts between Fourth aud hadl,
son-aves with Belgian pavement wore adopted ana
the Board then adjourned.
THE OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Proposals were to have been opened and
for laying stone block pavement IN several streets but
owing TO the absence Of the Controller, the matter was
owing TO The absence Of Marshal Tooker yesterday,
and the inability OF his deputy or his deputys deputy TO
dsgorge, but some complaints were received and VIII be
acted on IN the future.
awarded the contract for alteration and repairs 10 Cram
School No. %, TO Charles H. Jacobus, at Sg25.