New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-13

! orr,c,.rl MONDAY, June - 1S71-12 O'Clock m.
4 Ge5gv Dmond Hart Irving McKiever Mitchell,
0Nei Plnkitt Reilly, Schlichtng, Welch. and Volt
man-13. . . - ,,,
BY Alderman Hart-To pave Waren-si, from College
BY Alderman ONeill-To regulate, &C., Thirty-sxth-
ST., from Firstayc 10 East River.
BY Alderman Plunkit-T0 place free hydrlnt oppo-
site No. 63j West Foriy-second-st.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY Alderman WOltman-To permit Mr.. SedSWich 10
keep watering trough opposite No. 800 sOuth-st
by Alderman W0ltman-App0ntlng Charles NJ. Earle
Commissioner of Deeds IN place of David Thornton,
resigned.
Alderman Dimond moved that theCommittee on Finance
he discharged from further consideration of resolution to
rCcon, to pay taxes &c. Which was carried, and the
resolution was referred TO the Mayor and Comptroller
COMMUNICATIONS ORDERED on FILE.
communication from Charles Ggidet, transmitting
specifications for the Guidet improved stone pavement
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.
The President laid before the Board message from the
amt WIN the accoInpah!lhS LcpUfS. 20 10
printed in document form, ana the uherent subjects CON
tanned therein or anded 10, referred 10 the appropriate
committees of the Board
Resolutons-rO nave South Iifth-avc and One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures with Guidet improved stone pave
ment; to pave rom rom firstaTe 10 hatt
Twenty-secondsts., and Sixiieth-s, from second 10
street lamp opposite No AZ North MOorest TO place
ornamental lamp opposite No: p Oyer-st. directing
the Comptroller 10 lease premises northwest corner OF
Waverleyplace and MacdOugal st. at an annual rent not
to exceed 5000 TO curl, gutter &c east side of Thir-
teenth-ave from Seventeenth to Twenty-second-st
Which were each adopted by the following vote:
Anrmative-The President, Aldermen Cuddy Dlmond'
Hart, Irving, McKiever, Mitchell, ONelll, FlunAlti,
Reilly, schlichting and WOltman-12
To place two gas lamps opposite No 5Si EghinaS W
also opposite the Ref Collegiate North Duch CnlfchNo.
lO3 Fuon-st; in front of building being erected ON
property St. Brdces Church, north side OF Seventh
St. feet east Of Avenue 81 also in front OF Emanuel
Church. in Fiftyseyenhst 100 feet west from Lexng-
ton-ave also opposite Alen-st. NJ +. Church to place
and light large ornamental lamp in front Of AS Fourth
to place and light street lamp ON south SIDE OF
Fory-forthst II feet of SeCOndaye also in front
No 10 Merccrst also No ia Mercerst also 172 Aer
fourtst from Lexington FOurth-aycs to lay CrotOn
mains in sixty-thrdt from First to Thirdaves 10 lay
gas mains, &c. in Fftyeighth-s from Sixth to Tenth
to place free drinking hydrant ON west side OF
Sixth-ave in center of block. between Fiftyhrst and
Fifty secondss to place street lamps IN front OF Tenth
Precinct SatlOniouse; permitting >. {. Hone to place
two ornamental lamps on southeast corner OF flftynnt
sixthave also to T. c. Kduf place ornamental
lamp on northwest corner OF Sl&thdNe' ana fOlty-
fOurth-st to lay Cross-wak across Broadway opposite
No 1885, also from northwest 10 southwest corner of
RvingtOn and EsseXsts.; permitting East hVer Ferry
Co to lay two cross-walks SOuths from James
slip TO ferry entrance TO pave with Belgian pavement
ayes, Fifty-secOnd-St from Fourth to Fifth-ayes.,
Twenty-sxth-st from Sixth-ave TO North River,
Eleyenhst. from Sixth TO Seyenth-ayess Over-st from
Chatham to SOuhsts.; To regulate, &c, yeigths
from Eghtb-aVe TO North River, Seventy seyenthst
from Nlnth-ave TO Boulevard FifyOurthst from Tenth
to Eeventhayes and oTty-iOuThSt from Firsaye. TO
River to curb gutter &C., both sides OF Fiityfth
ST. from Sxhave. TO Broadway, also in front Of Nos
lots between Third and FOurhaves and SiXty-fOurth
and SiXty-ifthsts.; TO curb, gutter, DC, Clarke
ghty-fourthst. to Boulevard; permitting Bernard
Duffy TO flag sidewalk on north side of Fiftysixthst,
Council TO procure file OF the Legislative bills aud
of the present session OF the State Lcgisla
Afirmatyc-The President, Aldermen Cuddy, Dimond,
Hart Irving, Mckieyer, Mitchell ONell, Plunkett,
Reilly, sehiieaing WeIch and WoltmaI,olSi
the 10th inst at o'clock, p III. JOHN HARDY, Clerk