New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-MORE JoBBERY-sTREET
PAVING-INCREASES OF SALARIES.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday resolved
10 pave the following streets with Belgian pavement
viz. Hubertst., from HudsOnst. TO Westst; Lspenard
81 from Broadway TO West Broadway; LaEht-st, from
westst TO Canast willcttst from Grand TO Rvington
ct, and from Rlvlngon-st. Houstonst, and Broome
81, from NOrfolrst. to the East River; Attorheyst
ForiY-hrSt-st, between Fourth and MadisOnaves Tie
Controller directed To refund to Mr. j. Hyde $500
ave-. between Fftyh aud Ffty->lxtlSis, from May l.
1865 10 Nov 1865 as he ola not use any wafer l3r '
necessary legal measures 10 extend Laiaycttellace
Jones ST., TO the nOttaery side OF Bleecker.st The
salaries of the ScIgeant-at-Arms and the As
sisant Aldermen, Tie Assistant scrgcantat-Arms of
the Board Of Aldermen and the Messenger to me tres o
ayrr. aud those OF the Messenger to the CITY Librarian
tie Messc and Assistant Messenger to the Board Oh
to q per The following approximations were
mate 20 religious ena Wesron Chan $3.50: ST.
Nicholas Church, $500; tie North Eastern Dlsl ensary'
Alter directing that Miden-Iane be paved with the
STOW patent pavement (wooden). the Board adj
lourued.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board met yesterday and authorized the
Ner iorke' Jo'rRai 10 publish the resolutions OF the
Common Council, approved by the Mayor. resolution
having been presented to pave Fy-SiXthst from Ihd
to lFMngtorayeS, win Nicolson pavement, MI F4noA
f"f he pavement 'ep expensive one Is Pae1lsa sa the
patent their price, aud tbe do gresl 10
lie pre pavement which has been vel usa
with geaer1 approval -, - A..
Although is not so en1ufape
Brgsu rayn,Bl readily taken up Tor repairs 70 Tue
Itself aud gas pipes Se
Nbterer have attended eSe"here soo
which contradictory ~ h 70 say u
least experiment this and should mol ne au IN any OF
heavT to the property owners uns upon rp
majority o'hOss Affected % aud Charged "'l Tue expense
oft -. -, .,- 4, .
fourth present petition fle asking for tue
majority Of tie property ONbers on iue
the 10
Tue resolution was adopted. II resolved that The
e,riSh Messenger NcC Yorker Journal he appointed
cOIpuia papers that FethSt., between FIrstaVe
and East RIVER, be paved with NicOSOn pavement ;
Foarh-st, the BOwery to Manginst with the Rob
bins uucn pavement; FOuTteentl-st, from Ecighth 10
NIuih.tye. ANA Fifty frsSt from Fifth TO SiXth-aye,
with NiculsUD pavcuent ThiTtynnthst, from Third 10
IeNiHgt0iIVeS; NorfoikSt from Houston to stanton
st,., Eifs-aye, from HOustOu-s TO FOurteenths LIS
pcEafst from Broadway 10 West Broadway and First
ave- fIOiu FOurteenh-s to Twenty siXthst with Bel
ea pavement; Twenty iOnrths, from Fifth TO Sixth
ave. and Piue-St., from Broadway TO Wllam-st, with
Nic,rSOn pavement. 1t resolved that the CrOtOn
authorized to advertise for proposals to pave
Ftis from tile Bowcry TO Maugin-st., and Fourth-st
from the Bowery to Mangnst with the Robbins wooden
pavement and that the Corporation Counsel be directed
10 take the necessary legal measures to have One
huudrtil.tnd eightceBth-St. opened from Tenth 10
Eeycnthaves The following appropriations to oharlta
BILE ana other institutions made: To the Presbyte-
ran Hospital 81 TO the congregation Anshi Chesed,
t2S5 ana 10 ThOrne Wallng, S255 50. Adjourned.