New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

to s8ien% Lafayette souther from mornery s ne
termination at Great JGnesst to .nS hereby anaulo
or side OF Bleecker.st:' DO anu ~ ~
rcscindod and repealed. ,,.,,,o. op Streets
ny Ta fo"s Jacobs he and hereby appointed
serseantat-Arms of this Board for tho n yen, '0'A
Which yas adopted by the following voto. r,,g,cr.,d
Afilrma,ivc-Aidermen Conover tacohl' van,c ynn
Schaick, and Wder-11.
Reoired 1.-THE Board OF Assistant Aldermen S "tborty
Of the Common Council for paving or repairing s York
%Gn re to or SysnS o M Of
or by any other person whatever naoniatsd work
Job or supply shall involve the expenditure OF more OF
less than thousand dollars, shali be iouneu on
made pro siomsy mSni.te by section ioi of the city
charter, viz as to sealed bids or 70
notices duly adversed-as to the lowest Dluu,r ,ho
security. adequacy justification. and approva OF aho
same and as to publicity OF tho opening o. & tno ar
with patented pavements shall received or enter
tane az tho same IN their very nIere IRE hect Of sad
section l0i To
which laid over.
To give permission to the Trustees Of the New YORK
Ophtbalmc Hospital to construct vaults under sdewah
northeast corner Of Thirdaye. and TwentytDrd,st, Nv
cOrdng the rules and under the direction OF the e
parmcnt of Public Works without any charge to me
get advice and medicines gratis 1880,
To lay gas aud mains Sixty frstst, between
To construct sewer and iay gas and water mains in
Fifty-1rstst between sixth aud Seveutb-aves.
To pave Forty -fourth-st. from Third to FonrtnaVe'
with Belgian pavement.
Which was referred to the Committee on Streets
BEpORTs.
The Committee on Streets reported the following reso
Rssored That permission he and is hereby granted to
Henry A. Mott to build bay window to his house on
southeast corner of Fortelh-st and ParkEye., IN nc
cOrdanco with the terms OF his petition, ana mat slcn
privilege he enjoyed by him during the pleasure OF tue
Which was adopted by the following vote:
AlirDatiye-The esucnt, Aldermen fuHgprdlu, bl-
soy, Martin, McLarcn, Mehrbach, Plunkltt, Radde,
Vance, and Van schaick-lo.
Negatye-Aliernen ConOver, FalcOner, and Wilder-3
The Committee on Salaries and Ohlces. TO whom was
Jasper and Francis H. Taylor. Commissioners Of Deeds,
in places respectively of James T. Brown ana james
BY, respectfully
for your adoption the resolution herewith accompanying
satisfied thnt the persons named every respect
worthy well qualified to perform the duties Incident
Resored. That David s. Jasper and Francis H. Taylor
he and they hereby appointed CoilMssl9ners o, o.
Deeds In and for the City aud County Of YORK, III
the place ana stead respectively of James Brown and
james BY, who were recently appointed Dut iaeu u
Kcspectfally submitted. ALEX, MARTIN,
SOL. MEHRBACH
THOMAS CONAN,
Committee on Salaries and Ofhces.
Which was adopted by the iol4%nS VOC rovor ra
concr Titzrerald Gi3cy, Marin, McLlrcn, Merbaoh,
rlunkit Rade, Vance Van schaGk l5a,, and "ldei-l'
Alderman Conoyer called up u " D. Deing rcsoiu'
tio: az fOllOws .
Eesorrsd. That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized and directed. ii in his judgment TOR the best
interests of the city, to renew the lease 2l Ie premises
and Twenty-cightlst the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company IN See0Faance nee Win tile PROVISIONS OIL
Which was adopted by the following vote:
sS Ma 4SerS @Shon
gadde. Vance, Van schaick and Wilder-i2. ,.,.
Alderman COnOycr called up General orders, being
res oluton and ordinance "a follows: -,
Resoiped, That receiving basin and ouycrt be bull
under the direction Of the Commissioner OF Public Works
aud that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Aarmatlye-The President, Aldermen Conoyer, Fal
coner Fitzgerald, Gilsoy Martln, McLaren, lehrbach
Plunkitt Raddc. Vance, Van schaick, aud wlder.l3
Alderman Conoycr called up G. .. 4, being resolution
and ordinance follows:
Pesoired That on the north side OF Fftiehs between
Ninth and Tcntaves curb and DC set ano
not already none, under the direction OF the Commits
sioncr of Public Worls; aud that the accompanying or
Which was adopted by the following vote:
AHnlative-The President, Aldermen Conover, Fal
rankiti, Radde, vance, Van schaick and Wilder-i5
REVOLUTIONS RESUMED
Resoired That committee OF five of this Board be ap
rHarep and other legislation as may be before
the Legislature, with Instructions to communicate upon
the slrject this Board at it's regular meetings.
The Chairman Pro tca ruled the resolution re- ont OF
acter had already passed the Board.
WhercupOn Alderman Wilder withdrew the resolution.
DAPERs PROM TIE EOAiD OF ASsISiANi AIDthNfN
Resolution directing the Commissioner OF publc Works
TO require the Avenue Railroad Company to make GER
tain pavement repairs.
Which was referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Resolution to permit j. NJ Il. A. Thorp to erecta bay
window building on Avenue A. at Eighty y-sCYehth-st
Which was referred To the Committee on Streets.
Resignation OF Thomas H. Sullivan as u Commissioner
Of Deeds, with resolution appointing John c. Foster to
fiji the vacancy.
Which was referred to the Committee on Salaries and
Offices.
Resolution to permit the New-York Turn-vereIn TO
place and light two ornamental lamps in front OF their
new hall at their own expense
Which referred to the Committee Public Works.
On motion, the Board then adjourned, and the Chair
prO announced that the Board stood adjourned
nnti Monday neXt the 18th inst az three O'clock D.