New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21


and gutter set and the sidewalks hagged where
hy the Commissioner Public Works who may appoint
Inspector thereon and one OF the Gy Syrd
monaty deem necessary, for the more speedy exee-
of the said ordinance to cause the s1S
nj their own expense, account OF the persons respect
lively upon whom the same might Re assessed poo,, ~,
Therefore Dc IL further ordained mat the board OF
Assessors he and Iev are hereby directed TO make just
and equitable assessment OF the EXPENSE vi
occunants of m the houses and lots intended to be bene
fitted thereby IN PronoEonn az hc SSGTeS 70 SSfe 'e
Which was referred TO the Committee on Roads
BSsoIreS That a brick sewer, with the necessary
recein ns and culvoTts. be built In Eighty rstst,
frS , Pier Drive 10 the Tenthave. under the direc
ton ~ The commissioner of Public Works and that the
RECOMMENDING ordinance therefor be adopted
Re N ordained, BY the Mayor Aldermen ana common
altv ~ the civ OF New-York I'm Common Council
vcned That brick sewer with the necessary receiving
49, Drive IN the frenth-aye under such directions
shall he given by the Commissioner Oh funno WORKS
who NAV appoint inspector thereon and enc Of the
And whereas The said Mayor. Aldermen and Common
ty deem il necessary for the more speedy execution OF
% aid ordinance TO cause the work necessary for the
above specified to executed and done at their
own expense on account OF the persons respectively
Therefore De Il further ordained, That the Board of
be they hereby directed TO make Just
and equitable Of the expense OF conforming
the provisions OF this ordinance among the owners or
occupants all the houses and lots intended to be bene
ftcd thereby, in proportion as neary az may be- TO the
advantages which each may ne deemed 10 acquire
Which was referred to the Committee on Roads.
PSs9Irfd That Eighty fth-st, from Eighhave. TO the
Boulevard he regulated and graded the curb ara gutter
stones set and the sidewalks tagged where not already
done, under the direction OF the Colnnlssonea o.
WORKS. and that the accompanying ordinance therefor
be adopted. , ,,..
atty OF the City Of NewYork, IN Common Council con
vCned: That Eighty -hfthst., from ElghthaVe. 10 tue
boulevard be regulated and graded the curb and gutter
stones set and the sidewalks tagged where not already
done, under such directions as shal DC gwen 10y uie
Commissioner Of Public Works, who may appoint an
InsDector thereon and one OF the City Surveyors.
And whereas The said Mayor, Aldermen, and Common,
the said ordinance to the work necessary for the
purpose above specified be executed and done at Their
own expense on account OF the persons respectively
upon whom the same might be assessed
TIcrcfore be Il further ordained, That the Board Of
Assessors ne and they hereby directed to make just
and equitable assessment of the expense OF conforming
TO the provisions OF this ordinance among the owners OF
occupants OF all the houses and lots intended 10 ne Deh
ted thereby in proportion, nearly may be, TO the
advantages which each may be deemed 10 acquire
Which was referred to the Committee on Roads
PSsoired That Eighteth-st from Eeventh-svc 10 the
Ter stones set and the sidewalks tagged where not
already done under the direction OF the Commissioners
Of Public Works; and that the accompanying ordinance
therefor be adopted.
BE il ordained, BY the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common
atty of the City of New-York, in Common Council con
vcned That Eightetst from Eleventhave to the NV.
Drive, be regulated and graded the eurD ana gutter
done under such directions shall be given by the Com
missioner Of Public Works, who may appoint an hsPeo
And whereas The said Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
monalty deem 1t necessary, for the more speeuy exec
for the purpose above specified be executed ana done
at their own expense account OF the sons respec
Therefore be IL further ordained That the Board OF
Assessors be and they hereby directed to make Just
and equitable assessment OF the expense OF conforming
to the provisions of this ordinance among the owners or
occupants Of all the houses and lots Intended TO DE Deh
advantages which each may be deemed 10 acquire.
Which was referred to the Committee on Roads
Ijr.l on Et1poT rail-
BSsoired Tint Michael O'Leary be and he is hereby
appointed CoMmsslonor OF Deeds IN ana l9f thG Sly
ana County New York in the place and stead OF James
keenan,, who recently appointed but VINO lai'eu 10
which was referred to the Committee Salaries and
Offices.
Tie Committee Streets OF the Board OF Aldermen 10
whom was referred the annexed resolution IN favor Oh
removing the ny drant now on tne st crnCr
Of Seventy-secOndst. and Eght-aye under INC uI ~
top of the Commissioner Of Public Works, respectfully
That, having carefully examined the subject, they
are in favor oi the proposed improvements believing the
work 10 he necessary and no objection having been maze
thereto. Accordingly your committee IecOulnehu H'''
esgI~ed That he hydrant now the southwest cor
of seventy hrds and ElghthGye De dGnI pbth
the southwest corner OF seventy anu ~, PIhc
ave. under the direction Of the ConssIoer OF tuDo
Works VI %r E42Rtji JOYCE. '0n ON
q. W. PLUSKITT, streets.
The question about to be taken on the auopoh u
When Alderman Joyce rose to point Of order and
TO pass the resolution to-day, ne 1t involved an eXehd
The oi Prcdcnt ruled that the point of order was not
vel taken and decided that the introduction OF inc
resolution and its reference 10 committee az a pieortu5
meeting three DAYS having elapsed before being reported
10y the committee, compliance with 7ecuon ~ u
Alderman joyce moved that the paper be laid over
Which was Lost. The question was then taken on tne
acceptance Of the rcport and the adoption OF the reo
ton Which was lost by the following vote: a.
Affirmative The President, Alderman Falconer' EIz-
gerald, Gilsey, Martin, McLaren, Radde vance van
.n...1r md Il
Eccativc-Hidermen Conover, Joyce, Mehrbach, and
Whereuron Alderman Plunkitt moved recOnsldera-
ton of tie foregoing vote. Which was carried ne
then moved that the paper be laid on the table WHICH
Inc Committee on Streets OF the Board Of Aldermen,
IN whom WAS referred the annexed resolution favor OF
renumbrriug ParE-placC from Broadway TO West-st.,
under the direction OF the Commissioner OF PuDhc
Tbai Ia!iEs careflY examined the subject. they are
in favor OF the said resolution, and that no objection mas
retontn@Nd the ado1tion of the said resolution.
RcSOi0cd That PaIkplace from Broadway 10 WesVsl,
be rnumheed. under the direction Oh the ConihSSionei
OF Public Works.
y GIT v. fIG E1RPF Committee on Streets.
WILLIAM JONCk)
Which was laid over.
whom was referred the annexed resolution and report
from the Board Of assistant Aldermen, IN favor ol
street ANN to be placed and lighted on the northeast
corner Of Lewis and Broome-sts, respectinly report
That having carefully examined the subject tneS are
in favor OF the proposed lnpIOYeuehI; t ~
work be necessary and no objection having t
thereto Accordingly your COMMITTEE iSCoA''iN ''"
said resolution be COncurred ~ ,,.-,.,--
PcS0Iged That street lamp be placed and lighted on
the beast corner OF Lewis and BrOOmess, under
tLe dIrecton OF the Commissioner of Public Works
" WYE W. PLu I21Ii Committee On Streets.
WILLIAM JOYCE, )
Which was laid over .,,---
10 whom was referred the annexed petition OF ". n,
Horstmann Son. in favor OF renumhering OF eas1 sc
NJ Broadwav between Walker and Canalsts., respect
fully report: 49,. ..,.... .to, ora
That having carefully examined the subject tney are
~ a saUn
been made thereto. Accordingly your committee Iec-
ommend the adoption OF the following resolution;
PeeOIred That the east side OF Broadway, between