The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11

from the intersection OF Third avenue and Twenysecond
street. and the expense of be charged to its appropriate
The put the question whether the Board
~S which G,' was ss decided IN the Affirmative.
Resolved That the table used the reporters the
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ports Of the proceedings Of this Board
wo hs ias question whether the Board
Which was decided in the Affirmative
Resolved That the Commissioners of Parks be and they
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Which was decided IN the Affirmative
Resolved That avenue from Fourteenth to Twenty
several streets sna avenues cross
sd sr &c bs mot Ieaa now
s Sp spa or are not upon grade adapted TO the
and that the
wss be s on Stree.
Resolved That Nineteenth street. from avenue to Fourth
thai Streets and avenues cross1aIs
In the opinion Of the Commissioner Of Public works.
grade are Sps the os
the Commits oner Of Public Works and that the accompany
Which was referred to the Committee Street Pavements.
Resolved. That Second avenues, from Fourteenth to
street Be paved with Belgian trabocs
avenues crosswaks be lard where not laid and read
sonsr Public Works moi in GOOD repair or are not upon
Grade adapted to the grade Of the
and that the ordinance therefor be adopted
Which vas referred to the Committee Street Pavemens
Resolved That the streets and avenues in the city
where the numbers are and Al and
be- %o una Ss ~ re orr may
that the expense therefor be Charged 10
Which was laid cver
Resolved, That the list of persons who have
& S Ss q placed in the
Tne put the question whether the Board would
Which was decided in the affirmative.
front Faith Chapel" located on the north side o. Forty.
@ the Of Fs ora the s'
Which was referred to the Committee Lamps and Cas-
That sa: main, be laid ampposts erected
ninth s,rest north fast he srads
from or 70
walk = where ow s an and
where those now laid the opinion Commits
SSos r S:s
that the accompanying therefore adopted
Which referred to the Committee Street Pavements
Resolved tina, Andrew Black be and he hereby elected
Assistant Alderman CALVIN moved said resolution be
referred FER 70 the Committee on salaries and oaces
Which decided In the affirmative.
whereas document has been presented in the Comp.
ployes Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Whereas in said document names OF twenty.one per-
sons an yHegas salary Of $4,000 for said month";
wherea. II is evident to the member. of this Board that
large number OF the named In said
Rssolved That the Offices of First Assistant Clerk Second
Firm os TnS A. s Ssrs FSarh Assistant
Messenger President Assistant Sergeant.
at-Arms be and are hereby abolished.
The put question whether the Board would
When decided the negative Hy the following
ton ssr.ek Pncknsy wade connor simonson, Schwartz
Negatve-Assistant Aldermen Foley, sacom o'Brien,
Calvin, Robinson Heay, Costello Gels Cumisky and NC
By Assistant Al deman PIHoKNEy-
directed discharge such and other h
Board in hts ONCE that the aggregate salaries Of the
report to this Board at its next messing his action this
x:ssssns Alderman cossor moved tina. said resolution
put the question whether til. Board
Which was DECIDED S,ds1u 10 the negative
appointed 0O%mi.aOnsI Of Deeds IN AND CITY and
co Ia. qualify
so that sS resolution
The put the question whether the Board would
Which was decided 10 the Affirmative.
BY Asssan IT. Alderman Ser9 stree,
% % 70 BE ,s ss ss Ss Of
Sayings Bank the sou!hwe. corner Of Third
s :" on Sna two on said
Assistant Alderman sINoNsoN moved that said resolution
be rel erred to the Committee on Lamps and Gas.
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would
Which was decided in the Affirmative
Resolved That On both sides of Forty-sixh street. from
First to Second avenue curb and gutter be
and the ks and where
Public Works. and that the accompanying ordinance
Which was referred to Committee on Street Pave
Resolved That srtleth street, from Second avenue to
men and nersecns streets and awe
erosswaxs be be laid where not now LAID and read
Public Works. in good repair or are not upon
mn under the direction Of the ne o pnc
Works. and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
Which was referred to the Committee on Street Pave.
Resolved That street lamp be PLACED and lighted on the
direction Of the Commissioner 10 of Pubic Works
on the northeast OF Foryeighth street ana First
avenue under the direction Oh the commissioner OF Public
Works.
Which was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
NOTIONS.
Assistant Alderman CUMIsKY moved that the Committee
be discharged from the further
resolution to build sewer in Cherry street, from Cathane
to Market street.
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board
would agree with the motion to discharge the committee
Which was decided In the Affirmative.
The paper was then laid over.
REPORTS
OF the Committee Lamps and Gas In favor of adopnp
resolutions 10 lay amt erect light amps js
Ftysecond street. from First Second avenues in Forty.
ninth street, from First avenue TO East River
street, from First East River; Fv.foIrth
from FIRST East River;
street, from First to East RIVER In Forty
street, from First avenue to East River
Which severaly received and laid over
OF Committee Railroads. concur In resolution "a
scndng resolution of former Common Council,
the New Harlem Railroad Company to lower thar
tracks additional north of sree
Which received and laid over.
the Committee on Street Pavement: In favor Of adopting