New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen.

Board of Assistant Aldermen.
rOrrtct,I1 MONDAY, Aug. 10, 1872.
Present, quorum $500.
That in seyenty-secondst, from Second to ThrdaVe'
That sewer be built on the easerly side of Hudson
ST. from Vandam-st. to Charlton-st . ,, -.
That Gas lamp be lighted in front OF No IL Clinton
That seventeenth.st, from Eighth to Tenth-aye be
paved with granite-bock pavement.
COMMUNICATION.
communication was received from the Police Depart
ment City Of New-YoIk In relation to special election
man Hart, and stating that the occasion for special
election. prior to the general election OF 1871
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN LAID OYER
Tnat the Department OF Public PARKS be hereby re-
ouested to nave suitable railing erected around the
statue OF ex President Lincoln at Unou-square.
That on the side OffOrtyninthst, from Madison
70 Faye curb gutter be set, and the side
walks be tagged and rehaeged full width. .,o ru.,
That Seyenteth-st' from the east sue OF tne For
ave TO the Fitth-ave. be paved with Belgian or trap
block pavement
from Fifth to sxth.ave be tagged full width.
That the low and sunken lots o. the two blocks o.
and 81 xty-seventh-sts, be filled in.
That street lamps DO lighted In seventy from
Thai the Commissioner OF Public Works be directed to
substitute Boulevard" lamps for the ordinary street
lamps in front OF Church OF tho Holy Cross N
Forty second-st., and the United Presbyterian and
Methodist Episcopal Churches in Forty-Iourth,st.
That the Clerk OF the Common Council 1e directed %
iS7i1is1a -.
The Central Park Commissioners DO requested 10
order sacred music to be played at the Central PARK on
sundays from TO O'Clock y. IN, ana TO Keep the Mu
scum OF the Central Park open to visitors during the
same hours 80
That four lamps be placed and lighted In front OF The
Presbyterian Memorial Church. and Two In front OF the
chapel located the south west corner VI MadsonaV
and Fifty-third-st .
That Eighty -seventh-st., from the Second to the
Fourth-aye, be paved with Belgian or Iap-biock pave
That the sidewalks on both sides of Fifty hrsts frou
First-ave. to Third-ave, he tagged full width.
That Ninety-sixth-st. from Eighth%ve 10 the Boule
ward, be regulated and graded. .
That One and ell venthst., from the B0ule
ward 10 the Tenthave., be regulated aud graded tn
crb and gutter stones set. and the sidewalks tagged
That Seventy sixth-St, from Second to Tnirdave, ID
paved with Belgian or trapb block pavement.
That street lamp BIO lighted Oh tho soutneast corner
of Prince aud Crosby-sts.
That street lamps be lighted in sixty thirdst from
Lexington to FOurth-aye.
That tine Commissioner of Public Works be and he Il
hereby directed surveys to DO made " aseor
tain the length OF time and the aount or money neces
sary 10 construct arched roadway or tunnel twent
feet wide. and OF hight sufficient to admit OF th
passage Of the largest loaded vehicle, under tho car
rage way Of Cedar-st -,
That street lamps 10 lighted In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st., from Second to Third-ave. ~, -,
That Fifty thirdst from the EIghtn 10 the JentnaHe
be paved with Belgian or trap-OOck pavement
That Forty -eghtb-st., from Ninth " Tonth-ave" D.
paved with Belgian trap-bock pavement.
REFERREh
That tho Commissioner vi PdDlio Works notify A.
stockwe to remove projection on MS mousse hortheas
| corner OF Thirty-nnth-st. and Mldson-aye.
| That John H. StrahaD, esd, and Abraham X Law
renee esq., be appointed Commissioners to codify TN
Adjourned until Monday next. 26th inst at O'Clock
| n m JOSEPH DEMPSEY, Clerk.