New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13

o.,,,-o,,, And IN cs.e he Railroad Companies
ect or refuse loonply with me proVslons o ,e
10 The work done and TO recover he expense
from said Companies novvp
cror-,rc that the salaries Of the officers IN the DIFF
farent Courts be fixed at $1,000 eaen per anhup' !" 10
THAT e6nndredth-st from Eghthave TO Broadway,
o., rerase5 and graded curb aud guterstones set and
the hs. from seventhave
% The Ronlsyard OF Public Drive be regulated ana
That rstst from Ninthay ave to tine
Boulevard be regulated cur0
Thai street lamps be lighted in sixtythrdst from
Fourth TO Ffthaye. -, - -.
That street lamps he lighted in Twenty ninthst from
' That lamps be lighted in Fifty second ST. between
Fourth and Fifth-aves.; in siItyeghthst from Fourth
ave and that Croton mains md mains be laid and
street lamps be lighted In Avenue A, between hund
red-and-twenty- second and Onehundred-andtWeny-
tbirdsts.
That free drinking hydrar be placed on the north
east corner OF Twenty-third-s. and Thrdave ana on
the northwest corner OF Ninetenth-s and Avenue A.
That two street lamps be paced and Lighted IN iron'
That Elghty-seventh-st.. fpm the Second TO the
FOurthave, be paved with Ielgan or trapoiocK pave
That Eighty. sxth-st from nrdave. TO Ffth-aye, be
paved with Belgian or trapblGk pavement. .,,vv
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD lf ASSISTANT ALDiA"@'
Preamble and resolution requesting the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correctiontoerect Two % % Of the
pitfalls the lower portion Of he city, ON Tie pan Vi ~
Directing the opening of Avenue A, from Twenty
To light sixty Ifth-st from 1hird to Lexingon-ave
To light Fifty tfth-st from Ninth to Ie9ts s,
To light xty-frst-st from hOurth TO Madlson.ave
To lay Croton mains in E,hundred-and-nitlethS'p
ron 6 S from Fourteenth to Thirtyxtst
with Belgian pavement 49, % vos,st with
To pave Warren-st., from Broadway 70 "estst VIII"
To pave Prince-st, from Broadway to Macdougast
| with Belgian pavement. 1t
To pave Houston-st from Broadway to Westst, with
To pave Kng-st., from Macdogal to west-st, with
To pave Xlien-st from Divsio, to stantonst, with
To pave Thirtyeighti-st. from Eghtb-aye. to North
| To pave Thirty ffth-st. from Broadway to Eleventh
| ave-, with Belgian pavement.
To pave FrOntst., from Montgomery 10 GOuVerneW-
To regulate. grade &C.. one-htndred-and secondst',
from Fourth to Ffthave.
To regulate, grade &C.. One hfteenth-st,
TO build in Madson-st, from Plke-st northery
To build sewer in Avenue A, fDm One-hundred-dnu-
| twentieth-st to Harlem River
| LAID OVER
That Ninth-st from First-ave {, Avenue ace paved
| with Belgian or trapblock pavement
| GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED. .
That Sixtyfrst-S, from the Boulevard 10 IentnhNe',
| be paved with Belgian OF trap-bl0ct pavement.
That tyifh-st, from Br0adwiy To Seventhaye, DO
| paved with Belgian or trap-block mvement .
That Sixty-frstst from the Boulevard TO Ninth-aye,
be regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones se
That streei-iamps be lighted in Forty-third-s from
Firstave to Secondaye in Fifty ffthst on south SIDE
from Third to Fhave.; on both sides of Ninety
St, between Second aud Third-ay@.
That seventy lrst-st from Eeith.ave to the Boule-
ward be paved with Belgian or trip'block pavement
| Each by the following vote:
Observation-Disclosures ConOver Falc6ner. FITZGERALD,
Gilsey, Joyce, Martin, McLaren, Mehrbach, Piunkitt
| Vance, Van Setback and Wilder-R.
Adjourned until Monday next 18th inst, Immediately
after the adjournment of the Board Of SUPERVISORS.
| JOSEPH SHANNON, Clerk.