New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01

ent anu AXIS be laid where not now lald, ana re
avenues bose now laid are In the opinion OF the Com
Ma where pnblc Works not in good repair, or ere nos
Ionrr Trade adapted TO the grade OF the proposed new
uPon nnder the direction OF the commissioner OF
psyeu"WV Works; and that the accompanying ordinance
scr Dc to the Committee Street Pave
~ tne VII maj seeond-ave from Fourteenth TO Twen
Rssessf be paved with Belgian or trap-bOck pave
and that At the several nterseGtlng streets ana
svnSsre those laid are la the opinion OF the COM
oner Of Public Works not IN GOOD repair OF are not
upon sun under the direction of the Commissioner
paTesbIc Works; and that the accompanying ordinance
sTec55 Ts referred to the Committee on street Pave
Tsenis ann
~ J,5 That the various streets and avenues In the
h'oT New-YOrk which are now not regularly num-
CITY oliere the numbers are omitted and all streets
eTS which are not numbered. be numbered or
reaao Of Public Works aud that the expense
hneecsoT be charged TO the appropriate account.
which was laid over
Byired That the list Of names Of persons who have
faSS hands OF the Committee Salaries and Offices
Do T w. President put the question whether the Board
v9 gsie NV was decided in the affirmative.
" Assistant Alderman simonson- ,,,,-,.-,
snt OF Faith Chapel, located on the north side OF
xth-st, two hundred and twenty feet west OF
~ ave nnder the direction Of the Commissioner OF
P9 S5b Sa referred to the Committee Lamps and
3! the ,S T cas- mains be laid lamp-posts erected
fr,ef lamps lighted in Eighhaye. least sde), from
Etf11lfhst north, far and as fast the same is
lied under the direction Of the Commissioner Of Pub
hT SGIs was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas
P,oired That Fifty-hfth-st. from Broadway TO Sew
ephave. be paved with Belgian or trap-DocK pave,
rsres crosswalks ne laid where not now laid, and re-
80 where those laid in the opinion OF the Com
~
mon rade adapted 70 the grade OF the proposed new
Public Works, and that the accompanying ordinance
w5c6 %as referred to the Committee on street Pave
melts
PSsoIred mat Andrew Black he and he is hereby
elected DoOrkeeper for the year 1872.
ron he referred TO the Committee on salaries and Offices
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said notion
Which was decided IN the Affirmative
b. the
Whcreas document has been presented in the Comp
Golers Office plrportnG to be payroll OF the clerks
and employees of the Board OfAsstant Aldermen III ana
for the month OF January, 1872; and
pear the aggregate salary Of $500 for said month or
q the rate Of $4,000 annually; and .
Whorcds, II Is evident to the members OF TINS Board
fh Large number Of the persons named III said docu-
m.ut rendering service whatever an equIya-
X Rssoircd That the Office Of First Assistant Clerk
second Assistant Clerk, Third Assistant Clerk, Fourth
Assistant Clerk, Fifth Assistant Clerk, sixth Assistant
clerk Assistant Messenger Messenger 10 President.
and Assistant sergeant-at-Arms be and are hereby
ASSISTANT Alderman Wade moved that said preamble
The President put the question whether the
Board would agree with said motion.
Which was decided in the negative by the following
Afrmative-Asslstant Aldermen HART, Kraus, Cod
dington. Strack, Pinc9ney, Wade COnnOr, shnOnson
schwartz and the Presidential.
Necauve-Assistant Aldermen Foley. stacom, Q'Brien
CALVIN, Robinson, Healy Costello, Gels, Cunisky ana
By Assistant Alderman Pinckpey--
RSored That the Clerk Of the Board he and he Is here
BY directed discharge such clerks and other eIn-
poyfs Of the Board in bis office, that the aggregate
salaries Of the Clerks office will conform to the appro
pratOn made for that purpose by the Board OF AppOr
tOnment. and that said CLERK report 10 thls Board
at it, next meeting his action on tins resolution OF III
Assistant Alderman Conner moved that said resolution
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
BY Assistant Alderman Cumlsky-
Resor.d That Pau 3 Donovan De ana nc Is hefepy
and County OF New-YOrk. in place OF Peter Mcknight
heretofore appointed, but whO has failed 10 qualify
Assistant Alderman simonsOn moved that said
resolution be referred TO the Committee on Salaries and
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which was decided IN the affirmative.
BY Assistant Alderman schwartz
Rsolred, That foHr ornamental street lamps OF SIZE
PUBLIC Works. b placed and Lighted IN front Of the Ger
man Uptown synTs BSR On thf On ssd Corner a
and said avenue, under the direction OF sand Com
missioner. -, 49,,
resolution be referred 10 tine Committee on Lamps and
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which was decided III the affirmative.
Resoired That on both sides Of Fortysixthst, from
Frstaye TO second,ave curb and gutter stones De re-
not already done, under tine direction OF tne Cohn
Of Public Works and that the accompanying Ord
Winch wss referred to the Committee Street Pave
ments
Resoieed That Sxeth-st., from secOndave. TO Third
ave be paved with Belgian trap-bOck pavement, and
that at the several tntersectng streets ana avenues
trOsswalks laid what not now laid aDd reaid where
Of Public Works not in good repair, are not upon
usd adapted 10 the grade OF the proposed new pave
Works and that the accompanying ordinance therefor
Which wac referred to the Committee on Street Pave
meDts.
RIsolred That street lamp be placed and lighted on
the southwest corner OF Broadway and FutOn-st.,
under the direction OF the Commissioner Of Public
Which was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
. Gas
ResOlced That gas lamppost be placed and lighted
on the northeast corner OF Forty elgths and FIRST
EOtks
Wdich was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
MOTIONS
&c. o. A.
tee sewers be discharged from the further consider
alton OF resolution to build sewer in Cnerryst, from
Catharine to Marketst.
The President put the question whether the Board
Eoal. srec with the motion 70 discharge the Com
vi Iecidcd IN the affirmative.
Tie was then laid over.
REPORTs.
o. the Committee On Lamps and Gas m favor OF
eloptng resolutions 70 Law gas mains and erect and
Ign lamps 10 FrysecOndst. from FIRST 10 SecOnd-ave;
n Forty nIutl-st. from Flrst-aye 10 East RIVER In
Sor shtl st. from FTst-dve 10 East River In Fifty
fTt51Hr Ergf- a.
9Itlst. from LI.t-aEe U EA.t kYeI. and IN EOrLY