New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Beard OF Assistant Aldermep.
STATED REseiON,

orr,c,.r-l TUESDAY, Dec %. is7i-2 O'Clock = ms
| The Board met In their Chamber, No. 10 oV HAIL.
| pursuant TO adjournment All,
PresoItJOhn Calvin, esq., President, in the chair
and the following members II, o,n-,o.
Mcponad Thomas Duffy ans McCarteyaa 10 and ., were
read ANA approved
RESoLU7ioSs
By A Ssistant Alderman renee llny =. .....
Rfsotred That Charles Brooke be and he is hereby
appointed Co,nmissonr OF Deeds in aud or thc Wy
and County Of NcwIWk IN place Ol James riu"es' "n'
has failed 10 qualify. a., ,,
The Presideni, pm the question whether the Board
would as1ee with said resolution. . ,,
Which was dec scd in the affirmative by the following
vote Ia majority Of all the members elected voting III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Terence Duffy. Ly'
sacht the rrnsent ps AaeT%n Frtrr NJ
Donald thomas Duffy, and McCarthy-H ~, -,
And TIE directed to be sent to the Board oi
Aldermen for concurrence.
Pss.oiped That Henry G. McEroy he and he is hereby
appointed Commissioner Of Deeds in place OF James
Kelly, who has failed to qualify: o,,. ,,o BOARD
Tas asTes wS S sss De
Which was decided in the affirmative bv the followihe
vote majority OF all the members elected voting III To-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aldermen Terence DnfG, =! Ly
saght, OBren thePresdent. Assistant aldermen hea N.Y.
Hampson, Odell Mulhgan, BARKER Reilly Felther' "'
Donald Thomas Duffy Ca IT. .c to the Board o,
Aldermen for concurrence.
BY Assistant Alderman Odell- ,,o,
Rtsored That Joseph II stner he and ne % s enr Hcrpy
Foster. who has failed to qualify. A., p,,o
The President put the question whether the boud
Which decided in the affirmative nv the 1oio~mg
"a majority Of all the members elected voting ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Terence Duffy, i;, Ly
sagh OBren the rsdent assistant raeer Hes N.Y.
Donald, Thomas Duffy aud McCarthy-l4. pu,
And the same directed to he seu to the Board Oi
Aldermen for concurrence:
BY Assistant Alderman Mccarthy ,
Rcsolred That permission he and the same is hereby
| - Mnran AZ w
the street side Of house being erected on the southeast
corner Of exngtonaye and seventy.hrsts,. provdsd
direction OF the Commissioner OF Public Works; such
permission remain only during the pleasure OF the
The President put the question whether the Board
wTnd agTee with sad m Tts.1 % v the following
vote "a majority OF all the nelnhers elected voting IL
Atfriativc-Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy. Lv
sach, OBncn. the President. Assistant Aldermen
ncr Mcdonald. Thomas Duffy. and Mccarthy IA.
And the was directed 10 be sent 10 the Board o
Aldermen for concurrence.
Rcsolrcd That the name Of John wilson the list Of
commissioners of Deeds be changed to read John g.
Wilson, and that the vi David Dcbenay De changed
t. read David Devenny.
would acrrr With r said resolution.
Which was decided in the Affirmative hy the following
favor thereof:
Aarnatiye-Assstaut Aldermen Terence Duffy. Lv,
iash e 2B E s Mncah ns'' RsrEer Rr1
Feitner. Mcdonald Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy-l.
And the same WIZ directed 10 he sent to the Board O
Aldermen for concurrence
By Assistant Alderman Barker
R6soircd That Alexander Y. smith e and c Il hereby
appointed and designated a city surveyor.
The President put The question whether Tie Board
would with sad resolution.
Which was decided in the affirmative by :he following
vote "a majority OF all the members elected voting IN
favor thereof:
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Terence DuGy, Ly-
saght. O'Rncn. the President. ssS'ant Aldcrli'i
Iraly Hsmpson, OdelI. MuIlgau Harker, Rely. Feit-
MtbuidiQ Thomas DlnN. NJ drihN IA.
And the directed lie sent Ia the Board of
Aldrrmtn tor concurrence.
ConMrNICAT">s
The Pres dent laid before the Board communication
frolu tue lninssloL'' + Puhic Works III r>ponsc 10 II
KIN II or PrpLIc wOEKs.
CoMMl-s i, ofIict. 2t7 BKoApwA,.
To the Honorab H. ioard ct Ass'stant Ahi,rmen.
GENTLEMEN l.. rcIl! tG the resolution OF inquiry
adopted December II inst 10y your honorable body. Re-.
IueStiIg a report by what authority and for what
Harlem Railway Eighty third~st placed clrva-
ton srverai fe'' aoyc the street grade" respectfully
tion Of brd" III quest IN November, and addressed
ncnts the ri of that month tow. II. Vanderbilt,
esq. Pr sideui Han en- Railroad Company. setting
forth that ulaI.y uts had been made AT this office
Of the unsafe cor M bridge. and ordered the
same to be put III d 80. proper CONDITION wiihohl
Immediately after that date, the agents Of the com,
parry boarded ny crossing the street thus cutting on
new bridge over the street Is raised about two feet
above the grade of the .irr' & wnn inahes ,n Iw m
Then at great risk.
TiS Department j. pOwcrlcs further III The premises,
and respectfully suDDits this report
WILLIAM VI. TwEEu.
Commisslon,r OF Public works
Assistant Alderman Mccarthy "a that saj paper
hC referred L. the Committee OIl streets
RE Pr, sidcHt put the question whether the Board
wOuid agree with said motion.
Miirh decided IA the Affirmative.
Ard the saline committed 10 the Committee on
strt'th.
CFNTHAI ORDTE ADOPTED.
Resolution permitting Charles II mcneil 10 construct
la. l,i, uitl Et>
MOTIONS.
Assistant Alderman Otrcn moved that when the
Board al uurl the Adjournment br un Tudr,dd! neat,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock /. VI.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with sdId motion.
Winch decid"d III the Affirmative.
Assistant Alderman Barker InJNtd that the Board
do sdiourn.
The Prtrldrnt pnt the question whether the Board
wOud agree with SAID motion.
winch Wa> dccIdtd ~ Inc affirmative.
WherenpOn the President declared that the Board
stood adjourned until Thursday next the 18th inst al
U'C lock +. NJ.
WILLIAM II. MOLONEY, Clerk.