Common Council.
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BoAnp OF ALpERMRN, March l7.-Ald ScH,nyFELrN in
the Chair The minutes o'he last meeting having been
read and approved number Of petitions presented
and referred appropriately. Among the petitions
one from Judge Edmonds and members Of the bar have
= Beaina n. Drum mThe following neti,ion was rece;v
ed read and granted: Your petitioner most humbly
prays your honorably body will grant his release from
the Edridge street prison. where he has been ncarcera
ted for upwards ofrty days, for breach Of Corporation
ordnance in beating The drum IN the shop shop in Chaham


.s ohd auL,ng Una. .me e f.;s nas moi nad
your petitioner further prays shatyou will release him
from further custody and allow him TO return home to
his native State being native OF Belleville ~ J. and
there remain and attend to his business. being farme
Signed, Thomas T.. West


Reports-The committee en- wharve, reported in favor
OF building bulkhead at the end Of Battery Place


The committee streets reported in favor of paving,
setting curb and gutter stones in 9th street between
nues and c. The committee reported in favor Of
taking the stone track IN Broadway above Beecker
street. cutting them into pieces from two four feet in
lenth reayiug them crossways making the two In
side tracks about four feet wide, cost $3.50


The committee on Fire Department reported in favor OF
dsbandng Hose Co. No. 7, as the members have lost all
pride in It, AMI the house resort of rowdy boys and
nuisance to the neighborheod. All the above reports
were adopted.


Police, Watch and Prisons reported in favor


ting the sum Of $3.50 for the purchase Of waterproof capc
for the Municipal Police.


After little sharp shooting the report was laid on


the table with the that il lay there till after
the election, by vote Of to


IN. Mayors /" Concreie."-Tho Committee slrees
reported on The communication OF his Honor the Mayor


in relation TO paving Broadway, between Barclay ond
Murray streets, with concrete, by stang that having ad
versed for proposals. they had found the lowest price
would he s625 per yard, which would amount to fen
thousand dollars for the space above mentioned they
therefore, recommended that the ordinance adopted by
the Board Assistants providing for the repavement OF
Broadway In the places reqairei with round stone DC
adopted with amendmcntto the effect that no stone
shall measure less than niue inches mcun diomeer.


Several other reports presented but OF no specal
inepst. and adopted


Ch smr,yorIA communication wns received from
the Street Commissioner recommending the appointment
of Ismes u. ssrfe!i as one Of the CITY SURVEYOR.
Tbg, Repori Of hs Commissioners ef ts Aims House.
report OF communication was received from the above