The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.


THURSDAY, April II, 1878 O'Clock =. NJ.
rrssent1oT Han ESQ sssiaeni II ihe chair and
meaiy iartt Krans coddingon stracs, Pinckney' Cos
eilc Wade connor' ttefeld, leis, cumisky, Mcdonald
The minutes OF the last meeting were approved.
BY Assistant Alderman kolEY-
:" to s%b HS same
n Tor .e 9rdnary a6 nov IN use at the north
By Assistant Alderman GAM
street, opposite The sailors Exchange
BY Assistant 81 Aasr@an ordinance TO amend
y. .ss,s,.n, ,,I Ersolur'9 3Ss LAID osEn
Resolved, That permission be and the is hereby
GRANTED to Alex Hays Co 3ercc, an ornamental post
By Assistant Alderman sraAcr-
avenue sh @ the f sS ccr
| by Assistant Alderman scnwArrz-
and lamps she% IN 81 @ po rce e.'f ron
Third to fh avenue under the direction OF the Commis
nFroRrs or COMMITTEES
oleoncwrng in adopting resolutions thai Henry D Todd
William wldmayer and John NJ. Mcrrick be appointed
| Which was adopted.
adopted 10 eonnnr In yn TO o nn pc
to lay or construct rail- track across the sidewalk al
near The centre of the block OF ground owned ,, him
streets, west side 70 connect with the tracks Of the Hud
Which was adopted.
The President laid before the Board communication
from the society for the Reformation 81 juvenile Dein
qnents, being the forty seventh annual report ISL
PAPERS IRON ALDERMEN
from sixth avenue. 10 the North River, be paved With
Belgian or apblock pavement
Resolution Thai The Comptroller be ana he is authorized
CO. for The sun OF 81 o. to be- IN Tor r. paym"n
%em ,1 FROM n" !" Me and re eha !"
ne amount 70 the appropriation for printing for The
Which was laid over.
aG MiehaS n and 'anf naSs n%s as S"
Wien ws q pGeas - no sooc;a n,oo
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Avenue Railroad 10 stand starters box the junction
Of Second avenue and Harlem River
dnring the pleasure Of The Common Council"
Resolution sht permission be given TO Newell Co and
The ic. Company to pave win BELGIAN or
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets in front Of the
hat peron be and i hereby given to ogden Co to
pave with like pavement the portion of said avenue front
s s"son rc sra pepef between twenty s' ana twenty
Resolution tata joint committee of three be appointed
ny hs Common Council 70 memoraiiIe ne csislatnre
convention 10 be held a, ane day for he purpose Of
new charter, which charter amendments shaft il ap
Proved m ~ me a,d voters Of e Ely Of Ney York q
Which was carried
| ORDERS
on Resolution s That street amp be paGea and LIGHTED
Which was adopted by The following vote i:
h s wad he dn ar kraqS codGngon sraek Coz
aid schwartz aud HE i.resident-iS '''s"s'
| nesaiiye.Assa,istant alderman P,nckney-l
Houston street from curb 10 curb be paved with Belgian
Resolution, That a crosswalk be laid from IS Whitehall
Kesou,ion Thai The Commissioner Of Public Works be
and he is hereby directed 70 cause The distractions
Tory-sccond streets to be immediately removed and tue
carrascway over the sewer recently constructed TO be
that existed previous its being opened for the
tractor confrrncting the sewer = = p''' = '''
Resolution. THAT Tweutyrs, street between Sixth and
Seventh avenues, be paved with Belgian trapblock
pavement. r,. - ~, ,,
and street lamps ghicd m sixty first street between the
b1 mneo,,i ana MN hanua aveur ,roo
Fourth avenue, be paved with Belgian or traptlock
Resolution That Third street from The Bowcry TO East
River except the space between railroad tracks be paved
Resolution Ia oro.gn Mater mains n be n in sixty
Resolution, That Park place rom Broadway to West
street be paved win Belgian or ,rapblock pavement
nue. to the East RIVER be paved with Belgian or trabiock
Resolution That Twenty third street from Third avenue
to Lexington avenue be paved with Belgian or rapbock
Th@t M d @ s1cg from p; to the East
rhai Nineteenth street, avenue b 10 Fourth
nue., be paved with Belgian or irap.block pavement
second street be paved with Belgian or trapbock pave
Resolution That Eighteenth street from Fourth avenue
10 East River be paved with Belgian or rap-bock pave
), Resolution THAT 'ree drinking hydrant be placed A.
avenue under The direction q the Commissioner Of Pub
Resolution That both sides Of forty-rxth street,
IRON f,rs avenue to Second aaenue cnrb ara cutter
nagged, whore not already done.
Which were adopted by ne following voe:---
yin Robinson lleay TART Krau; coddngon sirack,
i,ky, Mcdonald, scbwartz and the Presiden~ls.
RESOLUTION That the low and sunkcr lot, on The south
81 70 66 be ded in with good and wholesome earth.
Anrmatiye-A Assistant Aldermen Foley; stacom Calvin,
Donald, schwartz and the Prestdent-is
Utica G o c two s Of Ss 'na ss
iween First avenue and the East River.
1Sirnaiiye ,ssisiapi Aldermen Foley. o,BrIcn, Gal
Ssd" Wade cS onnor I, SrS S cnS Me-
Donald, schwartz aud the Presiden,1ls.
nDr be To pav c" Th on SR 70
Referred to ,e commttee on street ra I'VE
ce,yng rasns and cuyerts be built in Eighty n.t street,
irc,9 The River Drive to Tenth avenue
Anirmaye- Ass,an, Aldermen reey o ,,P ars GA
Costello Wade, Common Littlciied Gss cun'sks' Nc
Ncgativc-Assistont Alderman Pinckney-l
rhat ne Counsel to the corporatb,Gn be ana + hereby
per to recover r? the gsnless Or e yr Of az properly
legal aud adequate considerations or mere nominal
rentals.
Adopted by the following vote
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley, o'Brcn Calvin,
Robinson, Hartf kraus Coddiugton, Srack Pinckney,
Costello Wade, Connor Littlened, Gels Cumsky, Nc
Donard, schwartz and the Presdcnt-iS.
Neutrality-suspicious. Alderman Iiealy-L
Resolution, That the three low and sInkcn lots the
side o lfh street. about 27j feet eascrly
avenue be filed IN with good and wholesome earth.
Resolution, That the north side OF ll6h street from
Third to Lexington avenue, curb and gutter stones
I've set and the sidewalks be Jagged and renasged where
already done.
Which each adopted by the following vote -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aldermen Foley, q Brien, Calvin
Robinson Healy. Hart kraus, Coddngon, Sirack pmck
ney, Wade Common ltttleied, Gct, cumsky, Mcdonald
Schwartz and the President
Adjourned until Monday next. the 10Th instant three
O'Clock l.. NJ. JOSEPH DEMPSEY CLERK