New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

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..r cooper Daniel F. 11emann John L. Parsons, Wilson
H1ut, Abram :. Hewitt being duiy and seyeraly
, do and each for himself doth depOse and say mat
e are Trustees Of the Cooper Union for the Advance
et u Science ana Art ana that the foregoing Il trre
Trustees during the year ending December 81, 1871
PETER COOPER,
WILSON g. HUNT,
EDWARD COOPER,
ADRIAN s. HEWITT,
JOHN Z. PARSONS.
Sworn to before me this ed day Of January, 1872 to
Atrun $ Hewitt the 25tn Cay Of January, 1871 as TO
Pet Cooper and Edward Cooper, and on the lIth day
.ons THOMAS j. SAUsoN,
Notary Public, New-YOrk Co.
Assistant Alderman Calvin moved that the said mes,
sage The accompanying report be received entered
s. ength in the minutes, and placed on file.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion;
Winch was dee ded in the affirmative.
Of the Committee on Streets favor OF setting curb and
yntter stones Thirty hfthst, from Frsave. TO the
East River. as follows:
Frsaye 20 the East River curb and gutter stones be
set whore not already done under the direction of the
Commissioner OF ubic Works, and that the accompany
nv ordinance therefor be adopted.
r,rEEs PROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Resolution as follows:
i.esOired That the Commissioner Of Pubic Works be
md he Is hereby directed TO furnish and deliver the
Sce Church OF St Mary the Virgin in West FOrtyffth-
80 between Seventh and Eghthaves., four ornamental
"a - ard ampPost such a. are in use in the parks OF
tore furnished 10 said Church. the expense TO De paid by
TIE petitioner.
Assistant Alderman stacOm moved that the action OF
lie Board OF Aldermen in adopting said resolution be
tCuCuIrcd IN.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which decided in the affirmative by the following
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Foley. staoOm
CErcn, CALVIN, Robinson, Healy, Hartt, Kraus, Cod
dnT"u, stack, Pinckney, Costello, Lttlehed,
smon-on CJMisky, Mcdonald, Schwartz, and the
tresiCent-I
MOTIONS
Assistant Alderman Kraus moved that the Committee
ON Law Department be instructed to report the
relative 10 the investigation Of the affairs and business
OF tie office VI the Corporation Attorney
Assistant Alderman stacOm moved that said motion be
lald on the table.
Tie President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which decided In the affirmative by the following
vote
Acknowledgement Aldermen Foley, stscom.
Obriep, Calvin Robinson, Heay. Costello, Ltlefed.
COS. Cumisky, and McDOnald-lL
NegdtlVe- Assistant Aldermen Hart hraus, Cod
f'ston strack, Pinekney, Wade, COnnOr, ,sinOnsOn,
schwartz, and the President-lO
GENERAL ORDERS.
hsOiUed That the several resolutions passed by the
Board OF Aldermen the LIST day OF January 1872 over
te veto OF the Mayor authorizing the New-York and
HHlelu Railroad Company TO lower their tracks and lay
additional Ones ETC., north Of Forty second St. New
YORK City. be and the same hereby annulled re-
tcihded and repealed.
Assistant Alderman Conner moved that the action Of
t0ncurred IN
Assistant Alderman Robinson moved that said paper
y reeOmmtted 10 the Committee Railroads. with in
tructObs 10 make further and closer inquiry into the
eu,Ject matter OF said resolution.
me President put the question whether the Board
NgNd agree With said motion "a rtcOmmit.
NAlcl was decided In the affirmative.
Ahd tie same Wac reoOmmltted 20 the Committee OF
RAILROADS.
AIJoURNMEET.
Tie Board tfeD sCJDuTBed 10 tbe 18th inst
JosLgH DEMIkEY '1nk-