THE CITY RECORD. VOL. XXXV. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER r, i9o7J. NUMBER 10461.
The ' New York THE CITY RECORD. Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Canceled ...... .... ...... .... .... .... 1526, New York Charter, by the Published Under Authority of Section Greater Pending June 30, 1go7...... 2 .... I 3 BOARD OF CITY RECORD. Total Violations. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAYOR. Pending April 1, 1907 ...... 40,5 to 4,769 19,341 1,410 474 66,504 Filed ...... 9,16t 1,930 4,836 272 39 56,238 FRANCIS K. PENDLETON. CoRPoaATIox Covttazr. HERMAN A. METZ, Coxmotrsa. Dismissed ...... '...... 9,884 r,8o8 4,900 136 26 16,754 Canceled ...... 1,575 8r 712 27 5 2,40b PATRICK J. TRACY, Sutzavrsoa. Pending June 30, 5907...... 38,212 4,810 18,565 5,519 482 63,588 Published daily, except legal holiday&. $9.30 per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. Subscription, Comparison with the first quarters of the year shows greater success in securing SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names, salaries, etc., of the city employees), 25 cents; compliance with orders, and a larger reduction in the number of outstanding violations. Official Canvass of Votes, so ceuta; Registry and Enrollment Lists, 5 cents each assembly district; The nature of the violations issued is shown in the following tabulation of the Law Department and Finance Department supplements, so cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation of orders contained in them. Real Estate, 25 cents each section. As compared with the first quarter an increase is seen especially in structural Published at Room 2, City Hall (north side), New York City. orders, such as cutting windows in dark interior rooms, replacing wooden door panels Entered as Second-class Matter, Post Office at New York City. with glass to light dark halls, providing proper skylights, removing school sinks, pro- viding new water closets and adequate means of egress in case of fire.
The New York TABLE OF CONTENTS Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City.
Armory Board- Health, Department of- Ventilation (windows cut in in- Proposals ...... 50052 Proposals ...... : roo49 Assessors, Board of- Report for the Week Ending Sep- terior rooms, etc.)...... 875 85 t,o98 69 .... 2,127 Public Notice ...... 10050 tember 14, 1907 ...... 10040 Hall lighting, day (glass panels, Bellevue and Allied Hospitals- Manhattan, Borough of- skylights, etc.) ...... 5,57! 127 668 34 5 2,405 10050 Proposals ...... 10049 Proposals ...... :..... Hall lighting, night...... 4 22 292 67 .... Board Meetings ...... 10048 Municipal Civil Service Commission- Painting and whitewashing 385 Bridges, Department of- Applications Filed for Patrolman... 10042 (mainly shafts and courts).. 541 132 414 13 r 1,10! Proposals ...... 10050 Public Notices ...... x0050 Bronx, Borough of- Notice to Contractors ...... roo56 Paving and grading...... 1,434 139 587 14 1 2,175 Proposals ...... 10054 Official Borough Papers...... 10048 Report of the President for the Official Directory ...... 1 0045 Repairs (including ro.)f)...... 3,32 5 406 1,364 30 It 5,536 Week Ending September 18, Official Papers ...... 10048 1907 ...... 10045 Parks, Department of- Unlawful practices...... 399 36 73 2 t 511 Brooklyn, Borough of- 10051 Proposals ...... . 10048 Proposals ...... Change of Grade Damage Commission- PoliceD epartment- Protection from fire...... 4,38$ 1,426 3,819 70 27 - 9,730 Owners Wanted for Lost Property. too5z Public Nottte ...... 10048 ...... 292 52 118 20 483 Changes in Departments, etc...... 10045 Public Charities, Department of- Drainage r Proposals ...... 10052 Docks and Ferries. Department of- Removal of school sink...... 486 7 25 2 1 521 Proceedings of June 25, z6 and 27, Queens, Borough of- ...... Proposals ...... 10049 7 10043 Providing water closets...... 263 52 406 8 t 690 Proposals ...... 50052 Richmond, Borough of- Repairing or cleaning water PublicNotice ...... 10052 Proposals ...... 1 Education, Department of- Sinking Fund, Commissioners of- 0054 closets ...... 2,310 6o8 1,373 21 20 4,332 Proposals ...... too5o Public Notices ...... 50050 Estimate and Apportionment, Board of- Plumbing ...... 2,960 6o8 1,720 30 10 5,328 Street Cleaning, Department of- Extract from Minutes of Meeting of Ashes, etc., for Filling in Lands.... 10049 Water supply ...... 6or 112 z8o 4 2 999 September 27, 1907 ...... 10041 Public Notice ...... 10049 Public Notices ...... 50050 """""""' Supreme Court. First aL nds, et- Cleaning ...... 4,332 751 2,135 29 19 7,266 finance, Departmentp of- AcquiringCour Ti e etc...... 10054 Interest on City Bonds and Stock. • 10053 Supreme Court, Secondc to Department-Department- Access to shafts and courts.... 77 6 74 4 .... r6r Notice of Sale of Lands. etc., for Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 10055 Providing receptacles, ashes Unpaid Taxes and Assessments. 10053 and garbage ...... x47 146 310 5 .... 6o8 Notices to Property Owners...... 10052 Supreme Court, Ninth Judicial District- Notices to Taxpayers ...... 10052 Acquiring Title to Lands. etc...... ioo56 Tenement House De, artment- Providing Janitor ...... r5 r ...... t6 Sureties Required on Various Classes Report for the arterqu Ending June of Contracts ...... 10053 !„'T 6 .... 1,836 Fire Department- 30, 1907 ...... 10033 Other orders ...... 695 34 Auction Sale ...... 50049 Water Supply, Board of- Proposals ...... 10049 Public Notice ...... 10050 The work accomplished during the quarter is seen in the following summary of items in violations dismissed as complied with during the quarter: TENEMENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT. The New York Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City. REPORT FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1907. Accumulations of filth re- Tenement House Department, Borough of Manhattan, moved ... .... ...... 1,179 166 548 r .... 1,894 No. 44 East Twenty-third Street Ash and garbage receptacles New York, August A, i9o7. provided ...... 312 135 270 6 .... 723 Hon. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, Mayor of The City of New York: Ceilings cleaned or repaired... 2,465 137 Sio 4 II 3,127 Cleaning, miscellaneous...... so t i6 ...... 27 Sir-I have the honor to present the following summary of the work of the Tene- Cellar (ceilings, walls, floors or ment House Department for the second quarter of the year 1907, covering the period bins cleaned or. repaired).... 3,327 r,or8 953 7 1 5,306 from April i to June 30, inclusive. Chimneys provided or repaired. 181 8 2! ...... 210 During the quarter violations were filed, dismissed and canceled as follows: Disinfection made ...... I tog ...... ISO Violations Filed, Dismissed, Canceled and Pending, from April I to June 30, 1907, Drains provided or repaired... 127 38 1o5 r .... 271 Inclusive. Incumbrances removed from fire escapes ...... 351 2 209 6 .... 958 Fire escapes or other fire pro- 39 The New York tection provided or repaired. 6,462 1,78r 5,640 116 8 14,007 Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City. Fireproofing ...... to .... 9 8 .... 167 Floors cleaned ...... 765 5 147 6 .... 923 Old Building Violations. Janitor i .. xz is Pending April 1, 1907 ...... 37,134 4,269 13,797 66z 394 56,255 lllighting (day), gglass panels and skylights provided...... 1,619 121 226 5 t 1,972 Filed ...... 7,262 1,491 3,584 107 28 12,472 Hall lighting (night) ...... 142 26 536 t6 .... 720 Dismissed ...... 8,478 1,413 4,052 70 13 74,026 Leaders or gutters provided or repaired ...... 336 59 Io7 ..-. .... 502 Canceled ...... 1,504 59 451 9 .... 2,023 Oilcloth and carpets cleaned or removed ...... 2,531 672 242 ...... • 3,445 Pending June 30, 1907...... 34,414 4,288 12,878 689 409 52,678 Plumbing fixtures repaired, re- moved or replaced...... 3,687 559 Sir 8 4 5,069 New Building Violations. Plumbing pipes repaired or re- placed ...... 2,457 512 838 25 4 3,832 Pending April 1, 1907...... 657 32S 2,476 574 15 4,047 Paving and grading...... 262 55 22 ...... 339 Filed ...... 739 342 622 85 3 1,791 Privies and cesspools cleansed or removed ...... 6 73 9 3 9t Dismissed ...... 678 336 435 36 I 1,486 Repairs, miscellaneous...... 1,146 166 362 5 2 t,68i Canceled ...... 26 9 4 .... 3 42 Roofs repaired or cleaned..... 794 96 rr8 i t 1,010 Pending June 30, 5907...... 692 322 2,659 623 14 4,310 Rooms, interior, windows pro- vided ...... 3,x10 .... 499 22 t 3,632 Alteration Violations. Shafts and courts painted and whitewashed ...... 1,524 642 201 ...... 2,367 a Pending April r, 1907...... - 2,718 175 3,067 175 65 6,200 School sink removed...... 354 •...... • 354 ...... 1,159 97 6z8 8o 8 1,972 School sinks cleaned or re- Filed paired ...... 32 ...... 32 Dismissed ...... 728 59 411 30 12 1,240 Unlawful practices...... 475 25 1o6 2 .... 6o8 ...... 45 13 257 t8 2 335 Canceled Wallpaper removed...... 136 20 go ...... 246 Pending June 30, 1907...... 3,104 200 3,027 207 59 6,597 Walls cleaned or repaired...... 2,430 133 377 4 6 2,950 Water closets cleaned or re. Prostitution Violations. paired ...... 13,536 2,523 2,934 26 .... 19,019 Pending April t, 1907...... t .... r ...... s Water closets provided...... 2,756 26 149 1 .... 2,932 Water supply maintained or Filed ...... I .... 2 ...... 3 provided ...... 432 70 259 ...... 761 Di--oissed ...... 2 ...... 2 Woodwork cleaned...... 331 34 66 .... E 434
10034 THE CITY RECORD . TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, i9o7.
New York Per The above table shows a considerable increase in all classes of orders complied Richmond. City. Cent. with, with only three exceptions-"miscellaneous cleaning," an unimportant class Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. under which comparatively few orders are issued; "repairing or cleaning school sinks"- orders which are reduced in number by increase in orders to remove school sinks-and Fire, danger from...... 690 68 229 r 988 6.84 night lighting of halls. Garbage and ashes, im- Little can be done in this last class of orders, by reason of the inadequacy of the proper disposal ...... 67 r 24 4 .. 96 .67 force at our disposal, except on complaint, in which case inspections are made and the Hall lighting (day)...... log 3 7 .. .. ii8 .82 appropriate orders issued. During the quarter 10,277 citizens' complaints were received, about boo less than Hall lighting (night)..... 247 10 122 32 .. 410 2.83 related to Manhattan property, 382 to The for the preceding quarter. Of these, 7,549 Plumbing, defective ...... 671 63 199 21 .2 956 6.62 Bronx, 2,192 to Brooklyn, 145 to Queens and 9 to Richmond; 4,180 cases, or 41 per cent., resulted in violations; in 970 cases, or 9 per cent., the cause of complaint was Repairs ...... 545 53 75 3 •- 675 4.67 cases, or i9 per cent., the matter com- removed without issuing violations, and in 1,964 Unlawful use ...... plained of was already before the attention of the Department. 534 19 234 14 •• 8or 5.54 Ventilation ..... .. rl3 9 19 •• •• 141 .98 The nature of the complaints was as follows, counting each item of complaint Water closets, defective or separately: foul ...... 2,rr9 43 357 31 7 2,557 17.69 Water supply, defective.... 62S 32 78 •. •. 725 5.02 New York Per Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City. Cent. Miscellaneous ...... 696 86 tt6 4 .. 902 6.24
Total 11,092 572 a,s86 291 11 14,452 100.00 Chimneys, defective ...... 130 10 rz .. .. 152 1.05 ......
Cleanliness, lack of...... 3,846 142 945 22 -1 4,956 34.29 During the quarter 160 buildings were recommended for vacation in the Borough ...... 329 26 go 7 •• 452 3.12 Dampness of Manhattan, ix in The Bronx, 61: in Brooklyn, 9 in Queens and I in Richmond, Drainage, imperfect ...... 372 18 79 53 r 523 3.62 making 242 for the entire city. This is 21 less than for the previous quarter. Plans for the alteration of tenements were filed as follows during the quarter:
Proposed Alterations to Tenement Houses from April i to June 30, 1907.
Withdrawn. Filed. In Force. Plans. ' Houses. Estimated Cost. Plans. Houses. Estimated Cost. Plans. Houses. Estimated Cost.
Manhattan ...... 854 r,o79 $1,501,465 00 9 It $27,500 00 845 i,o68 $1,473,965 00 The Bronx ...... 71 82 48,475 00 2 2 2,600 00 69 79 45,875 00 Brooklyn ...... 671 777 271,034 00 13 24 23,589 00 658 763 247,445 00 Queens ...... 30 33 13,941 00 1 r 200 00 29 32 13,741 00 Richmond ...... 9 9 3,280 00 ...... 9 9 3,280 00
New York City ...... 2,635 1,979 $1,838,195 00 25 28 $53,889 00 z,610 r,95r $1,784,306 00
This is an increase of 374 houses and $181,239 estimated cost over the preceding quarter. The alterations planned for were on the average of a less expensive nature Plans. Buildings. Apartments. Estimated Cost. than for the previous quarter, as the increase in number of buildings was 24 per cent., P Per Per Per while the increase in estimated cost was only II per cent. The approximate average Cent. Number. Cent. Number. Cent. cost per building of alterations was as follows for the first and second quarter: Amount. Cent.
Richmond ...... 2 .32 2 .15 7 .05 8,000 00 .03 First Second Quarter, Quarter, New York City...... 633 100.00 1,330 100.00 14,706 100.00 28,007,650 00 200.00 1907. 2 907.
Compared with the second quarter of the preceding year, a considerably smaller Manhattan ...... $1,425 00 $1,380 00 number of new buildings is shown, 1,330 as against 1,911, a difference of 30 per cent. All boroughs share in this decrease except The Bronx, where there were 43 more The Bronx ...... 500 00 580 00 buildings planned for than in the second quarter of igo6. The difference in cost is about the same as the difference in houses, 30 per cent, smaller, but a difference in the Brooklyn ...... 470 00 325 00 character of the buildings planned for in the different boroughs is shown by the table below giving comparative average cost per building for the quarters. The significant Queens ...... 41 5 00 430 00 changes are in Manhattan and The Bronx; in the one, the greater activity being shown Richmond ...... 405 00 365 00 in the higher class buildings as shown by the higher average cost; in the other, the in- creased popularity of the smaller buildings as shown by the much lower average cost. Plans for new buildings were filed between April I and June 30, 1907, and in force The estimated average cost of buildings for the second quarters of 1906 and 1907 the latter date, as follows: was as follows: Number of Plans Filed for New Tenement Houses, With Number of Buildings, Num- ber of Apartments and Estin.:tted Cost, Between April i and June 30, 1907, Second Qt Inclusive. uarter of 1906. 1907 Plans. Buildings. Apartments. Estimated Cost. Per Per Per A Per Manhattan ...... Number. Cent. Number. Cc.. Number. Cent. Amount. Cent. $55,107 00 $74,096 00 The Bronx ...... 37,620 00 20,215 00 Manhattan ...... ro8 17.06 167 22 .56 5,024 34.16 $12,374,000 00 44. 28 Brooklyn ...... 11,536 00 12,928 00 The Bronx...... 7o 11.06 186 23.98 2,098 14.27 3,760,000 00 13.42 Queens ...... 5,928 00 8,704 00 Brooklyn ...... 356 56.24 too 6o.15 6,547 44.52 10,342,450 00 36.93 Richmond ...... :...... 4,000 00 Queens ...... 97 15.32 175 13.16 1,030 7.00 1,523,200 00 5.44 Following are detailed statistics of new building work for the quarter:
Location of Proposed New Tenements, by Districts, Manhattan, for Which Plans Were Filed April I to June 30, 1907, Inclusive.
Number Houses. Apartments. Estimated Cost. Districts. of r A - w Plans. Number. Per Cent. Number. Per Cen[ Amount. Per Cent.
BelowFourteenth street, east ...... 27 39 23.35 1,077 21.44 $1,592,600 00 12.87
Below Fourteenth street, west ...... 8 11 6.59 285 5.67 448,000 00 3.62 Fourteenth to Fifty-ninth street, east ...... IS 23 13.77 76o 15.13 991,000 00 8.01 Fourteenthto Fifty-ninth street, west ...... 3 4 2-40 144 2.86 r6o,000 00 1.29 Fifty-ninth to Seventy-second street, east ...... r r .6o 20 .40 800,000 00 6.46 Fifty-ninth to Seventy-second street, west...... Seventy-second to One Hundred and Tenth street, east...... 6 it 6.59 353 7.03 1,348,000 00 10.89 Seventy-second to One Hundred and Tenth street, west...... 5 7 4.19 zi8 4.34 1,430,000 00 12.56 One Hundred and Tenth to One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, east ...... I 2 2 7.20 55 1.09 75,000 00 .6r One Hundred and Tenth to One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, west ...... 36 64 38.32 1,977 39.35 5,260,000 oo 41.70 North of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, wes" ...... 5 5 2.99 135 2.69 370,000 00 2.99
Manhattan Borough ...... log 167 100.00 5,024 100.00 $12,374,000 00 x00.00
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Igo7, April I to June 30, Number Number of Per Cent. Estimated Per Cent. New Building Plans Filed During Second Quarter, of Plans. Buildings. Buildings. Cost. Cost. Inclusive.
Number Number of Per Cent. Estimated Per Cent. of Plans. Buildings. Buildings. Cost. Cost. Queens. Long Island City ...... 4r - 73 41.71 $814,000 00 53.34 Brooklyn. Brownsville ...... 68 141 17.63 $1,639,500 00 15.79 Ridgewood ...... 21 31 17.71 189,700 00 12.43 Busbwick ...... 22 56 7.00 573,000 00 5.52 Glendale ...... ~4 42 24.00 288,200 oo :8.88 Bedford ...... 49 io6 13.25 2,212,000 00 21-30 South Brooklyn ...... 33 71 8.87 626,500 00 6.03 Jamaica ...... II =6 9.15 122,500 00 8.03 217 East New York ...... 88 27.13 1,631,700 00 15.71 Other sections ro 23 7.43 rct.800 00 7.32 Greenpoint ...... 15 44 5.50 417,000 00 4.01 Eastern District ...... 28 39 4.87 2,293,000 00 12.45 Park Slope ...... 3 13 1.63 183,000 00 1.76 97 175 200.00 $1,526,200 00 100.00 Flatbush ...... i6 39 4.87 426,500 00 4.12 Others ...... 37 74 9.25 1,384,000 00 13.32 Richmond ...... 2 2 100.00 $8,000 0o 100.00 359 800 x00.00 $10,386,200 00 100.00
Height of Buildings by Stories for Which Plans Were Filed April i to June 3o, 19o7, Inclusive.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. ueens. Richmond. New York City. buildings. Per Cent' 13uildiaga Per Cent' Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. • Per Cent.
.. .... 65 4.89 Two stories ...... .... ...... .... 30 3.75 35 20.00 2 100.00 651 Three stories ...... .... .... 77 41.40 488 6r.00 84 48.00 48.95 Four stories ...... .... .... 47 25.27 214 26.75 _ 51 29.14 .. ...: 312 23.46 Five stories ...... 12 7.19 42 22.58 52 6.5o 5 z.86 .. .... iii 8.34 Six stories ...... 251 90.42 20 20.75 r6 2.00 .... .... .. .... 187 24.06 More than six stories ...... 4 2.39 .... ...... ...... .... .. .... 4 0.30
Total ...... 167 100.00 x86 100.00 Boo 100.00 175 100.00 2 100.00 1,330 100.00
Number of New Tenements Classified According to Bath Accommodations, for Which Plans Were Filed April I to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. Buildings. Per Cent. 'Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent.
Each apartment provided with private bath. 114 68.26 151 8x.,8 610 76.25 165 94.29 .... .... 1,040 78.20 Only some apartments provided with private bath ...... 24 14.37 30 16.13 .... ...... .... .... .. 54 4.06 No bath provided ...... 29 17.37 5 2.69 190 23.75 10 5.71 2 100.00 236 27.74
Total ...... 167 100.00 x86 100.00 800 100.00 175 100.00 2 100.00 1,330 100.00
Outlook of Apartments of New Tenements for Which Plans Were Filed April i to June 30, • 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. Apartments. Per Cent Apartments. Per Cent. Apartments. Per Cent. Apartments. Per Cent. Apartments. Per Cent Apartments. Per Cent.
Street apartments ...... 2,402 47.81 787 37.51 2,710 41.39 195 18.93 2 28.57 6,096 41.45 Yard apartments ...... 1,657 32.98 562 26.80 1,924 29.39 170 16.Si 2 28.57 4,315 29.34 6 .. .. Court apartments ...... 938 18.67 194 9.24 57 8.80 1,708 1:.62 Through apartments ...... 27 •54 555 -26.45 1,337 20.42 665 64.56 3 42.86 2,587 17.59
Total apartments ...... 5,024 100.00 2,098 100.00 6,547 100.00 1,030 :00.00 7 100.00 14,706 100.03
New Tenements Situated on Corner and Interior Lots for Which Plans Were Filed BOROUGH OF QUEENS. April i to June 30, 1907, and in Force the Latter Date.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. Buildings. Estimated Cost. Number. Per Cent Amount. Per Cent. Buildings. Estimated Cost.
Number. Per Cent. Amount. Per Cent. Corner lots ...... 24 13.71 $224,500 00 14.74 Interior lots ...... 15! 86.29 1,298,700 00 85.26 Corner lots ...... 46 27.54 $6,387,000 00 51.62 - Interior lots ...... 121 72.46 5,987,000 00 48.38 Total...... 175 100.00 $1,523,200 00 200.00
Total ...... 167 100.00 $12,374,000 00 200.00 BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Buildings. Estimated Cost. Number. Per Cent. Amount. Per Cent. Buildings. Estimated Cost. Number. Per Cent. Amount. Per Cent. Cornerlots ...... ...... ...... Interior lots ...... 2 100.00 $8,000 00 200.00 Corner lots ...... 20 10.75 $1,725,500 00 19.30 Interior lots ...... z66 89.25 3,034,500 00 80.70 Total ...... 2 100.03 $8,000 00 100.00 y Total...... rg6 100.00 $3,76o,000 00 100.00 NEW YORK CITY. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Buildings. Estimated Cost. Estimated Cost. Buildings. - Number. Per Cent Amount, Per Cent Number. Per Cent mount. Per Cent
Corner lots ...... 202 15.11 $9,659,000 00 3449 III 13.87 $2,322,000 00 22.45 Co:^-r lots ...... Interior lots ...... 1.129 84.89 18,348,650 00 65.51 Interior lots ...... 689 86.13 8,020,450 00 77.55 Total ...... 1,330 100.00 $28,007,650 00 100.00 Total ...... Soo 100.00 $10,342,450 00 100.00
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Number of Families on Each Floor in New Tenements for Which Plans Were Filed from Apt ii i to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queen.. Richmond. New York City. Houses Built For- -.-~ --- r - . r------r Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent.
One family on each floor ...... r 0.60 77 41.40 89 11.12 57 32.57 1 50.00 225 16.92 Two families on each floor ...... 4 2.39 50 26.88 582 72.75 I04 59.43 1 50.00 741 55.72 Three families on each floor ...... 13 7.78 a r.o8 19 2.38 r 0.57 •• .... 35 2.63 Four families on each floor ...... 29 17.37 25 13.44 50 6.25 12 6.86 .. .... 116 8.72 Five families on each floor...... 43 25.75 29 15.59 30 3.75 ...... •. .... 102 7.67 Six families on each floor ...... 48 28.74 3 I.6t 24 3.00 1 0.57 .. .... 76 5.71 More than six families on each floor...... 29 I7•?7 ...... 6 0.75 .... •... •• .... 35 2.63
Total ...... 4...... 167 100.00 186 I00.00 800 100.00 175 100.00 2 100.00 1,330 100.00
Width of Lot of New Buildings for Which Plans Were Filed April i to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. Buildings Per Cent.uiB ldtngs. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Lots under 25 feet...... 7 4.19 56 30.11 445 55.63 44 25.14 552 41.50 Lots of 25 feet...... 3 I.so 29 15.59 95 11.87 90 51.43 2 300,00 219 x6.47 Lots under 3734 feet...... 13 7.78 41 22.04 167 20.87 24 13.72 245 x8.42 Lots of 37,4 feet...... 8 4.79 Io 5.38 S 0.63 12 6.86 35 2:63 Lots under 40 feet...... 26 15.57 8 4.30 4 0.50 38 2.86 Lots of 44 feet ...... 29 17.36 r8 9.68 45 5.63 0.57 93 6.99 Lots 44 to 46 feet...... 6 3.59 3 1.61 3 0.37 0.57 13 0.98 Lots under 5o feet...... 13 7.78 3 1.61 5 0.63 0.57 zz 1.65 Lots So feet ...... 24 14.37 Io 5.38 19 2.37 0.57 54 4.o6 Lots 65 feet and under...... 12 7.19 7 3.76 8 1.00, 0.57 28 2.II Lots 75 feet and under...... 9 5.39 t 0.54 2 0.25 12 0.90 Lots 90 feet and under...... 2 1.20 ...... 9 0.15 Lots roo feet and under...... xo 5.99 •••• •••- 2 0.25 Iz 0.90 Lots over loo feet...... S 3.00 ...... 5 0.38
Total ...... 167 300.00 186 too.00 800 700.00 175 100.00 2 100.00 1,330 100.00
Number of Rooms to an Apartment and Number with Private Bath in New Tenements for Which Plans Were Filed April i to June 30, 1907, and in Force the Apartments. With Private Bath. Latter Date. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. umber. Per Cent. umber. Per Cent-
Apartments. With Private Bath. Apartments of five rooms ...... 1,288 1g.68 1,134 22.9$ Number. Per Cent. Number. Per Cent. Apartments of six rooms ...... 396 6.o5 396 8.o, Apartments of seven rooms ...... 17 .26 17 •34 Apartments of one room ...... 2 .04 ...... Apartments of eight rooms ...... Apartments of two rooms ...... 166 3.30 30 .76 Apartments of nine rooms or more......
Apartments of three rooms ...... 1,874 37.30 1,184 29-99 Apartments of four rooms ...... 1,823 36.29 1,581 40.05 _ Total apartments ...... 6,547 100.00 4,943 100.00 Apartments of five rooms ...... 475 9.46 469 11.88 Apartments of six rooms ...... 334 6.65 334 8.46 BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Apartments of seven rooms ...... 209 4.16 209 5.29 Apartments of eight rooms ...... •...., 59 1.17 59 1.49 Apartments. With Private Bath. Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... 82 1.63 82 z.o8 lmber.lu Per Cent. Number. Per Cent.
Total apartments ...... 5,024 I00.00 3.948 300.00 Apartments of one room ...... I .10 I .10 Apartments of two rooms ...... 23 2.23 23 2.36 BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Apartments of three rooms ...... 63 6.,z 52 5.32 Apartments of four rooms ...... 558 54.17 5i8 53.02 Apartments. With Private Bath. Apartments of five rooms ...... 278 26.99 276 28.25 umber. Per Cent' umber. Per Cent. Apartments of six rooms ...... Io3 10.00 103 10.54 Apartments of seven rooms ...... :..... 4 •39 4 •41 Apartments of one room ...... 2 .10 ...... Apartments of eight rooms ...... , , Apartments of two rooms ...... 8 .38 ...... Apartments of nine or more rooms ..:...... Apartments of three rooms ...... 334 15.92 242 12.53 Apartments of four rooms ...... 721 34.37 66o 34.16 Total apartments ...... 1,030 100.00 977 I00.00 Apartments of five rooms ...... 593 28.26 591 30.59 rooms :...... Apartments of six 368 17.54 368 19.05 BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. Apartments of seven rooms ...... 47 2.24 46 2.38 Apartments of eight rooms ...... 24 1.14 24 1.24 Apartments. With Private Bath. ti Apartments of nine rooms or more ...... I .oS I .oS Number. Per Cent Number. Per Cent.
Total apartments ...... 2,098 roo.00 1,932 100.00 Apartments of one room ...... .... .... .... .... Apartments of two rooms ...... .... .... .... .... BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Apartments of three rooms ...... 4 57.14 Apartments of four rooms ...... I 14.29 .... Apartments. With Private Bath. Apartments of five rooms ...... .... .... .... .... Number. Per Cent. umber. Per Cent. Apartments of six rooms ...... .... .... .... .... Apartments of seven rooms ...... z 28.57 .... Apartments of one room ...... i8 .27 18 .36 Apartments of eight rooms ...... .... .... .... .... Apartments of two rooms ...... 159 2.43 8o 1.62 Apartments of nine or more rooms...... .... .... .... Apartments of three rooms ...... 1,045 15.96 577 I0.46 Apartments of four rooms ...... 3,624 55.35 2,78, 56.26 Total apartments ...... 7 100.00 .... ....
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, igo7. THE CITY RECORD. 10037
NEW YORK CITY. The New York Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City. Apartments. With Private Bath. 409 52,678 Number. PerCent Nu tuber. Per Cent, Pending June 30, 1907 ...... 34,414 4,288 12,878 689 New Building Violations. Pending January t, 1907...... 714 408 2,311 9 3,969 Apartments of one room ...... 23 .r6 1ry .r6 527 Filed ...... I,276 621 1,243 162 3.311 Apartments of two rooms ...... 356 2.42 133 1.13 9 Dismissed ...... 1,240 690 891 66 x 2,888 Apartments of three rooms ...... 3,320 22.58 1,995 56.95 Canceled ...... 8 57 4 .... 3 82 Apartments of four rooms ...... 6,727 45.74 5,540 46.95 1907...... 692 322 2 10 Apartments of five rooms ...... 2,634 17.91 2,470 20.93 Pending June 30, ,659 623 14 4,3 Apartments of six rooms ...... r,20t 8.17 1,201 ro.18 Alteration Violations. Pending January 39 2,901 174 6o 5,471 Apartments of seven rooms ...... 279 5.90 276 2.34 r, 5907••••.. 2,197 1 Apartments of eight rooms ...... 83 .56 83 .70 Filed ...... 2,277 186 1,202 102 18 3,785 Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... 83 .56 83 .70 Dismissed ...... 1,284 rob 687 42 12 2,133
- - Canceled ...... 86 17 389 27 7 526 Total apartments ...... 14,706 100.00 rr,800 too 00 Pendingg June 3o, r9 o7•••••••• 3,104 200 3,027 207 59 6,597 Prostitution Violations. x ...... 2 Following are semi-annual tables for the first six months of 1907: Pending January r, 1907...... I ...... 2 ...... 3 Violations Filed, Dismissed, Cancelled and Pending, from January i to June 30, 1907, Filed ...... 1 Inclttsive. Dismissed ...... 2 .... 2 Canceled ...... The New York Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. City. Pendingg JJune 330, r9 o 7' • ' ' ' • ' ' 2 r .... 3 Total Violations. Old Building Violations. Pending January r, 1907...... 41,524 4,269 17,357 1,374 475 64,999 Pending January I, 1907...... 38,652 3,722 12,144 673 406 55,557 Filed ...... 18,800 4,270 10,519 449 64 34,102 Filed ...... 15,246 3,463 8,072 185 37 27,003 Dismissed ...... 19,048 3,573 8,269 264 44 31,198 Dismissed ...... 16,524 2,775 6,689 156 31 26,57S Canceled ...... 3,064 156 1,042 40 13 4,315 38,212 4,810 x8,565 1,519 482 Canceled ...... 2,920 122 649 53 3 3,707 Pending June 30, 1907 ...... 63,588
Proposed Alterations to Tenement Houses from January i to June I, 1907.
Filed. Withdrawal. In Force. Tans. Houses. Estimated Cost 'Plans. Houses. Estimated Cost. Plans. Houses. Estimated Cost.
Manhattan ...... 1,555 1,979 $2,791,165 00 15 18 .$36,875 00 1,536 1,961 $2,754,290 00 The Bronx...... ' 122 135 76,900 00 3 3 4,,600 00 119 132 72,300 00 Brooklyn ...... 1,222 1,391 560,301 00 53 r4 23,589 00 1,209 1,377 536,712 00 Queens ...... 44 47 19,766 00 1 1 200 00 43 46 19,566 00 Richmond ...... 52 12 4,505 00 ...... 12 12 4,505 00
New York City ...... 2,951 3,564 $3,452,637 00 32 36 $65,264 00 2,919 3,5z8 $3,387,373 00
Number of Plans Filed for New Tenement Houses, with Number of Buildings, Plans. Buildings. Apartments. Estimated Cost. - '-._ _---\ Number of Apartments and Estimated Cost, Between January i and June 30, r_ -Per` ~Per Per ~ Per 1907, Inclusive. Number. Cent. Number. Cent. Number. Cent. Amount. Cent.
Buildings. Apartments. Estimatr.d Cost. Plans. __, =~ w . Brooklyn ...... _ 725 62.02 1,763 69.27 14,350 54•I7 21,236,750 00 48.58 Per Per Per Per 12.83 5.69 Number. Cent. Number. Cent. Number. Cent. Amount. Cent. Queens ...... ISO 266 0.45 1,508 2,254,600 00 4.50 Richmond ...... 3 .25 3 .12 10 .04 11,500 00 .02
Manhattan ...... 176 r5.o6 249 9.79 7,176 27.09 $19,494,000 00 39.63 --- 12.67 New York City.. r,169 100.00 2,545 100.00 215,400 100.00 $49,188,350 00 100.00 The Bronx...... 115 9.84 264 10.37 3,446 13.01 6,231,500 00
Location of Proposed New Tenements by Districts, Manhattan, for Which Plans Were Filed January i to June 30, 1907, inclusive.
Number Houses. Apartmer:s. Estimated Cost. of --i ` Districts. Plans. Number. Per Cent. ' Number. Per Cent. Amount. Per Cent.'
4z 54 21.699 r, 5 z 4 21.244 $22.3,320,000 00 rr. 9 1 Below Fourteenth street, east ...... west ...... ••...... r5 19 7.63 486 6.77 751,000 00 3.85 { Below Fourteenth street, Fourteenth to Fifty-ninth street, east ...... 18 28 11.25 869 12.1r 5,171,000 00 6.oi Fourteenth to Fifty-ninth street, west ...... 4 5 2.01 x61 2.24 185,000 00 .95 Fifty-ninth to Seventy-second street, east ...... 2 2 .8o 37 .52 5,070,000 00 5.49 ...... Fifty-ninth to Seventy-second street, west ...... f Seventy-second to One Hundred and Tenth street, east ...... ro is 6.02 477 6.65 1,651,000 00 8.47 Seventy-second to One Hundred and Tenth street, west ...... 50 13 5.22 343 4.78 2,605,000 00 13.36 One Hundred and Tenth to One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, east ...... 5 7 2.81 168 2.34 271,000 00 5 .39 One Hundred and Tenth to One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, west ...... 57 91 36.55 2,707 37.72 8,030,000 00 41.19 North of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, west ...... 13 15 6.02 404 5.63 =,440,000 00 7.38
Manhattan Borough ...... 176 249 100.00 7,176 100.00 $19,494,000 00 100.00
Brooklyn. Buildings. Per Cent. New Buildings for Which Plans Were Filed January I to June 30, 1907, for Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, Arranged by Districts. East New York...... 378 21.44 y Greenpoint ...... 7a 4.o 8 Brooklyn : BuBuiidi lldi ngs. P er Cent. Eastern District...... 74 4.20 Park Slope ...... 29 1.65 ...... 423 23.99 Brownsville Flatbush ...... 77 4.37 _ 7.60 Buahwlck ...... 134 Other sections...... rr6 6.58 Bedford ...... 332 18.83 1,763 100.00 South Brooklyn ...... 128 7.26
10038 T H E C I T Y RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, Imo.
Queens. Buildings. Per Cent. - Queens. Buildings. Per Cent.
Othersections ...... 28 10.53 Ridgewood ...... 71 26.69 266 roo.00 Long Island City ...... 97 36.47 Richmond. Buildings. Per Cent. Jamaica ...... 26 9.77
Glendale ...... 44 16.S4 Richmond ...... 3 . 100.00
Height of Buildings by Stories for Which Plans Were Filed, January i to June 30, 1907, In"lusive.
Manhattan. The Bronx.Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. $ wild ings. Per Cent.uild$ ings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent.
Two stories ...... 2 0.76 6t 3.46 71 a6.69 . .. .... 134 5.26 Three stories ...... 92 34.85 1,o62 60.24 129 48.50 3 100.00 x,286 50.53 Four stories ...... 53 20.08 520 29.50 6' 22.93 .. .... 634 24.93 Five stories ...... z6 6.43 71 26.89 8r 4.59 5 x.88 .. .... 173 6.8o Six stories ...... 227 91.16 46 17.42 39 2.21 ...... .... 312 12.26 More than six stories ...... 6 3.41 ...... .... 6 0.24
Total ...... 249 100.00 264 100.00 1,763 100.00 266 100.00 3 • 100.00 2,545 100.00
Number of New Tenements Classified According to Bath Accommodations for Which Plans Were Filed, January I to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. Buildings. Per Cent uildings. Per Cent Buildings. Per Cent' Buildmgc, Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent: Butidings. Per Cent.
Each apartment provided with private bath. 169 67.87 20S 77.65 1,343 76.18 249 93.61 .... .••••• 1,966 77.25 Only some apartments provided with private bath ...... 35 14.06 49 x8.56 ...... ...... ...... ...... 84 3.30 No bath provided ...... 45 18.07 10 3.79 420 23.82 17 6.39 3 100.00 495 19.45
Total ...... 249 100.00 264 100.00 1,763 100.00 266 100.00 3 100.00 2,545 100.00
Outlook of Apartments of New Tenements for Which Plans Were Filed January I to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force at the Latter Date. Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond.` - New York City. Apartments. Per Cent. Apartments. Per Cent Apartments. Per Cent Apartments. Per Cent. - Apartments. Per Cent Apartments. Per Cent.
Street apartments ...... 3.552 49.50 1,425 41.35 5,677 39.56 321 21.29 2 20.00 10,977 41.44
Yard apartments ...... 2,293 31.95 949 27.54 4,293 29.92 240 15.91 2 20.00 7,777 29.36 Court apartments ...... 1,200 16.72 438 12.71 1,306 9.10 1 .07 .. .... 2,945 11.12 6 2 Through apartments...... 131 1.83 634 18.40 3,074 .21.42 94 6 .73 6 60.00 4,791 18.08
Total apartments...... 7,176 109.00 3,446 zoo 00 14,350 100.00 z,5o8 100.01, 10 100.00 26,490 100.00
New Tenements Situated on Corner and Interior Lots for Which Plans Were Filed, BOROUGH OF QUEENS. January i to June 30, 1907, and in Force the Latter Date.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. Buildings. Estimated Cost. r r-1,----1 Number. Per Cent. Amount. Per Cent, Buildings. Estimated Cost Number. Per Cent Amount. Per Cent. Corner lots ...... 42 15.71 $366,500 00 x6.55 Interior lots ...... 2.4 84.29 1,848,100 00 83.45 Corner lots ...... 77 30.92 $9,980,000 00 51.30 Interior lots ...... 172 69.08 9,514,000 00 48.70 Total ...... 266 100.00 $2,214,600 00 100.00
Total ...... 249 100.00 $19,494,000 00 500.00
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Buildings. Estimated Cost Buildings. Estimated Cost. Number. Per Cent Amount. Per Cent. Number. Per Amount. CentPer Cornerlots ...... .... ...... ...... .....
Corner lots ...... 38 74.39 $1,625,500 00 26.09 Interior lots ...... 3 100.00 $11,500 00 100.00 Interior lots ...... 226 85.61 4,606,000 00 73.91
Total ...... 3 100.00 $11,500 00 100.00 Total ...... 264 100.00 $6,231,500 00 500.00
• NEW YORK CITY. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Buildings. Estimated Cost Buildings. Estimated Cost Number. Per Cent' Amount Per Cent. Number. Per Cent' Amount. Per Cent.
Corner lots ...... 372 14.62 $16,021,000 00 32.57 Corner lots ...... 215 12.20 $4,049,000 00 19.07 ...... 85.38 33,167,350 00 67.43 Interior lots ...... 1,548 87.80 17,187,750 00 80.93 Interior lots 2,x73
Total ...... 2,545 100.00 $49,188,350 00 100.00 Total ...... 1,763 100.00 $21,236,750 00 100.00 TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1907. THE CITY RECORD. , 10039 Number of Families on Each Floor in New Tenements for Which Plans Were Filed from January I to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. Houses Built for- ,-- -~ r - L. r____ Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent.
One family on each floor ...... 2 .8o go 34.09 181 10.27 77 28.95 2 66.67 352 13•83 Two families on each floor ...... r1 4.42 62 23.48 1,316 74.64 169 63.53 I 33.33 1,559 61.26 Three families on each floor ...... 21 8.43 7 2.65 36 2.04 2 .75 ...... 66 2.59 Four families on each floor ...... 555 22.09 51 19.3a 92 5.22 r6 6.02 .. ...... 214 8.41 Five families on each floor ...... 59 23.70 43 16.29 644 3.6 3 ...... ...... r66 6.52 Six families on each floor ...... 63 25.30 9 3.41 58 3.29 2 -75 •••••• 132 5.19 More than six families on each floor...... 38 15.26 2 .76 r6 .9r 56 2.20
Total ...... 249 100.00 264 100.00 1,763 300.00 266 100.00 ,; 100.00 2,545 100.00
Width of Lot of New Buildings for Which Plans Were Filed January I to June 30, 1907, Inclusive, and in Force the Latter Date.
Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens. Richmond. New York City. r--~---1 r -~--1 r -~•~ r --'`~ ----1 r----~- Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent. 'Buildings. • Per Cent. Buildings. Per Cent.~
Lots under 25 feet ...... ro 4.02 6i 23.11 967 54.85 6o 22.56 .. .... 1,098 43.14 Lots of a5 feet ...... ro 4.02 46 17.42 272 15.43 149 56.01 3 100.00 480 ,8.86 Lots under 37.4 feet ...... 24 9.64 55 20.83 303 17.19 32 12.03 .. 414 16.27 Lots of 37% feet ...... 12 4.82 29 10.99 24 1.36 c7 6.39 .. .... 82 3.22 Lots under 4o feet ...... 38 15.26 9 3.41 27 1.53 ...... .... 74 2.91 Lots under 44 feet ...... 29 11.64 22 8.33 68 3.86 r .38 120 4.72 Lots 44 to 46 feet ...... r1 4;42 7 2.65 8 •45 2 .75 •. .... 28 1.10 Lots under So feet ...... t 4 5•5.62 4 1.51 9 51 2 .75 .. .... 29g 1.i q Lots of So feet ...... 33 13.25 2! 7.96 6o 3.40 x .38 .. .... 115 4.52 Lots of 65 feet and under ...... 18 7.23 7 2.65 19 I.o8 2 .75 •• .... 46 1.81 Lots of 75 feet and under ...... r7 6.83 r .38 3 .17 •• .... 21 .8z Lots of go feet and under ...... 3 1.20 ...... 3 .12 Lots of zoo feet and under ...... 17 6.83 1 .38 3 .17 21 .82 Lots over zoo feet ...... r3 5.22 1 .38 ...... fr....
Total ...... 249 100.00 264 100.00 1,763 100.00 266 100.00 3 100.00 2,545 100.00
Number of Rooms to an Apartment, and Number with Private Bath in New Tenements BOROUGH OF QUEENS. for Which Plans Were Filed January I to June 30, 1907, and in Force the Latter Date. Apartments. With Pri"ate Bath. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. w Number. Per Cent. Number. Per Apartments. With Private Bath. Number. Per Cent umber. Per Cent. Apartments of one room ...... i .o7 1 .07 Apartments of two rooms ...... 18 2.52 37 2.53 Apartments of one room ...... a .03 •••• •• .. Apartments of three rooms ...... ro8 7.16 96 6.70 rooms ...... 189 2.63 37 .66 Apartments of two Apartments of four rooms ...... 826 54.77 771 53.84 rooms ...... 2,448 34.11 1,337 24.02 Apartments of three Apartments of five rooms ...... 388 25.73 380 26.54 room' ...... 2,44! 34.02 2,102 37.77 Apartments of four Apartments of six rooms ...... 123 8.16 123 8.59 rooms ...... 845 11.78 839 ;5•o7 Apartments of five Apartments of seven rooms ...... 24 1.59 24 1.68 0 538 9.67 Apartments of six rooms ...... 538 7.5 Apartments of eight rooms ...... Apartments of seven rooms ...... 415 5.78 415 7.46 Apartments of nine r,::nore rooms ...... Apartments of eight rooms ...... 156 2.17 156 2.80 Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... 142 1.98 142 2.55 Total apartments ...... 1,508 100.00 1,432 100.00
100.00 Total apartments ...... 7,176 100.00 5,566 BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Apartments. With Private Bath. Number. Per Cent. Number. Per Cent' Apartments. With Private Bath. umber. Per Cent. Number. Per Cent. Apartments of one room ...... .... Apartments of two rooms ...... r 10.00 .... .... Apartments of one room ...... 4 .12 •••• •••• Apartments of three rooms ...... 4 40.00 .... .... Apartments of two rooms ...... 25 •73 8 .25 Apartmgnts of four rooms ...... 1 10.00 Apartments of three rooms ...... 674 19.56 538. 17.07 .... .... Apartments of four rooms ...... 1,270 36.84 1,136 36.04 Apartments of five rooms ...... 2 20.00 .... .... Apartments of five rooms ...... 853 24.75 851 27.00 Apartments of six rooms ...... ...... .. Apartments cf six rooms ...... 464 13.46 464 14.7 2 Apartments of seven rooms ...... 2 20.00 .... .... Apartments of seven rooms ...... 122 3.55 721 3.84 Apartments of eight rooms ...... ...... Apartments of eight rooms ...... 28 .8r 28 .89 Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... ...... .... Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... 6 .18 6 .19
Total apartments ...... ro 100.00 ..., Total apartments ...... 3,446 100.00 3,152 100.00
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. 'NEW YORK CITY.
Apartments. With Private Bath. Apartments. With Private Bath. Number. Per Cent. emNu mber. Per Cent. Number. Per Cent. Number. Per Cent
Apartments of one room ...... 38 .z6 35 •33 Apartments of one room ...... 45 .17 36 .17 Apartments of two rooms ...... 305 2.13 167 1.56 Apartments of two rooms ...... 558 2.11 249 1.19 Apartments of thr'e rooms ...... 2.441 17.01 1,327 12.37 Apartments of three rooms ...... 5,675 21.42 3,298 15.8o Apartments of four rooms ...... 7,930 55.26 5,791 53.99 Apartments of four rooms ...... 12,468 47.06 9,800 46.94 Apartments of five rooms ...... 2,804 19.54 2,593 24.18 Apartments of five rooms ...... 4,892 18.47 4,663 22.34 Apartments of six rooms ...... 782 5.45 762 7.10 Apartments of six rooms ...... 1,907 7.20 1,887 9.04 Apartments of seven rooms ...... 49 •34 49 .46 Apartments of seven rooms ...... 6ra 2.31 609 2.92 Apartments of eight rooms ...... r .01 1 .01 Apartments of eight rooms ...... 185 .70 185 .89 Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... Apartments of nine or more rooms ...... 148 .56 148 .71
Total apartments ...... 14,350 100.00 10,725 100.00 Total apartments ...... 26,490 100.00 20,875 100.00
10040 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER i, Imo•
Deaths According to Cause, Annual Rate per I,000 and Age, with Meteorology and Number of DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Deaths In Public Institutions for x3 Weeks. - s Week Ending Saturday, 12 M., September 14, rgo7. Week Ending- Deaths. Death-rate. June June July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Population Estimated 22. 29. 6. 13. 20. 27. 3. 10. 17. 24. 31. 7. 14. State Population Boroughs,g Census Middle of O $ .0 o$ &. 1905. Year 1907. I906. Igo7. 1906. Igo7. Total deaths ...... 1,426 1,364 1,325 1,456 1,555 1,811 I,8o6 1,825 1,656 I,600 1,472 1,402 1,329
Annual death-rate 17.36 i6.6o 16.13 17.72 18.93 22.05 21.96 22.22 2o.16 19.48 17.92 17.07 16.18 Manhattan ...... 2,rt2,697 2,232,828 798 657 617 1,313 727 73 19.15 15.35 14.11 tThc r.irona ...... 271,629 308,256 r15 119 117 155 61 11 20. 20.14 19. 1 271 43 IS.6c 15.78 14.82 Brooklyn...... 1,358,891 1,448,09 501 438 4122 770 Typhoid Fever ...... 13 6 7 12 9 14 9 18 13 17 17 tr 18 Ileens ...... 198241 220,836 So Y87 82 113 29 6 19.90 20.55 19.37 24 14 4 20.40 19.37 I6 6p Malarial Fevers ...... 2 2 1 3 1 2 2 4 2 4 1 I Richmond...... 72,846 75,420 29 24 Small-pox ...... t I 15.24 Measles 33 34 34 29 24 24 30 20 II 14 9 5 4 City of New York..... 4,014,304 4,a85,435 1,523 1 1,329 1,252 2,375 1,102 137 19.13 16a8 Scarlet Fever...... 26 zg 15 I} 14 x8 6 5 2 10 5 Whooping Cough ..... 3 I2 8 5 6 lo 12 17 1$ 14 14 10 Diphtheria and Croup, 29 41 39 31 29 30 26 22 21 22 2S 19 20 * Non-residents and infants under one week old not included. Infiuenza ...... S r I I I 2 1 t The presence of several large institutions, the great majority of whose inmates are residents of the Cerebro Spinal Men- other boroughs, increases considerably the death-rate of this borough. ingftis II 10 11 9 12 8 5 14 9 9 9 13 6 Tubercslosis Pulmo-1 Cases of Infectious and Contagious Diseases Reported. nalis ...... 155 142 136 170 152 143 163 148 147 149 149 140 142 Other Tuberculous • ... 23 22 22 24 19 20 27 16 2b rq 36 25 7 Week Ending- Acute Bronchitis...... 18 13 22 15 I3 7 23 I2 10 18 7 Io II Pneumonia...... 90 9y 51 42 46 36 41 52 46 58 49 59 57 Broncho Pneumonia.. 114 88 77 75 72 85 79 121 70 87 0 59 5o June June July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept, Diarrho°al Diseases... 70 86 124I 2119 386 566 576 51~q 478 422 346 277 22. 29. 6. 13. 20. 27• 3• lo. 17. 24. 31. 7. 14. Diarrhceals under 5 .... 63 g 378 55? 548 486 456 394 322 afio 245 Violent Deaths...... 122 120 101 120 120 125 121 116 100 94 96 88 Tuberculosis Pulmo- t 380 317 312 413 308 346 354 398 354 353 392 334 36 5 nalis...... , f Under one year...... 289 281 287 372 531 723 704 658 602 535 475 414 375 DiphtheriaM and Croup. 396 356 g26 361 304 278 220 211 201 196 227 190 t Under five years...... 4 22 82x 76 68 $83 3~ 401 313 225 175 170 141 139 447 468 85 559 733 9 9 easles ...... 1 b61 762 616 514 414 i8 Five to sixty-five ...... 770 736 67o 724 675 683 730 662 657 633 658 36 Fever...... 526 401 308 274 231 180 157 117 97 98 152 172 Sixty-five years and Small-pox .... • ...... I .. . • I I over ...... 209 160 170 173 147 174 174 173 173 178 154 161 157 Vazicella ...... 62 • 154 76 37 44 20 8 14 8 7 x6 q i 3 Typhoid Fever...... 58 54 38 49 54 8x 84 82 68 15 164 147 182 In Public and Private Whoopin$ Cough ..... 23 31 18 35 32 47 24 39 18 16 21 22 10 520 506 448 520 476 561 494 577 546 456 426 443 417 Cerebro-Spinal Men-1 Institutions...... ingitis ... • • ... • . • ` I2 9 14 16 13 20 13 7 5 10 22 8 it inquest cases...... 219 217 204 205 228 235 252 241 235 212 202 197 174 Total...... 2,r18a 2,o84b 1,7o9c 1,6994 1,400e 1,374E 1,1739 l,ogoh 926j Ioo3k I,o951 971m I,o65n Mean barometer...... 3o 025 aq 361 .8j1 29.794 zq 95- 29.743 z9.774 29.977 zq 990 30.025 x9.822 29.824 30:054 Mean humidity...... 68. 71. 64. 74. 75• a. includes 15 cases of measles, i scarlet fever and 5 varicella from Ellis Island. Inches of rain...... 04 1.13 .53 .16 .64 .... .07 .70 .ro 2.37 .07 .66 .99 b. Includes 58 cases of measles and 4 varicella from Ellis Island. Mean temperature C. Includes 31 cases of measles, i diphtheria andvaricella from Ellis Island. ahrenheit) .... 77.90 77•° 75.9° 78.4° 79.5° 78.I° 76.3° 77.1° 75.2° 73.t° 67,9° 74.5° 71.3° d. Includes 34 cases of measles, 5 scarlet fever and 8 varicella from Ellis Island. Maximum tempera- 90.° 88.° 92.° 85.° 78.° 85.• So.° e. Includes 12 cases of measles, 3 scarlet fever and 2 varicella from Ellis Island. ture (Fahrenheit) 90.0 8q.° 89.° qx.° go.° go.° f. Includes 24 cases of measles, I scarlet fever. i varicella and i diphtheria from Ellis Island. Minimum tempera- g includes 7 cases of measles, 2 varicella and 3 diphtheria from Ellis Island. 62.° 64.° 65.° 67.° 69•° 64.° 67.° 63.° 61.• 62.° 59.° 58.° 162° h, Includes 5 cases of measles and i diphtheria from Ellis Island ture (Fahrenheit) j. Includes a cases of measles and i varicella from Ellis Island. k. Includes 6 cases of measles, i varicella and i scarlet fever from Ellis Island. 1. Includes 8 case- of •neasles, i varicella and i variola from Ellis Island. Infectious and Contagious Diseases in Hospital. m. Includes 12 cases of measles and i scarlet fever from Ellis Island. n. Includes 4 cases of measles, 4 varicella and i diphtheria from Ellis Island. Willard Parker Deaths by Principal Causes, According to Locality and Age. Hospital. Riverside Hospital. Kin Bston Avenue Hospital.°~
.a a~ ^3° a'i ~•M -°,gy Ta ~n ;~ C° IA m Mm c p ~ A•~,,,e1 , 0 .G" o e C 0 d m 0 ~ ~W o~io C ~ ~ d o as0 i ~n H P+ F A Y J rn H n o " a I Boroughs. t o o .. ,n `d Remaining Sept. 7,'o7. too 56 16o 25 29 21 90 16y 22 47 30 2 101 IIr :pr1 a o m o G ? Admitted ...... 17 21 38 13 9 1 5 28 4 5 4 •• 1; L oa Discharged...... 22 15 37 5 7 r 2 15 8 5 2 .. i8 ~ I- o: Died ...... I 5 6 a I .. 4 7 4 4 Remaining Sept. 14,'07 98 57 155 31 30 21 89 171 14 44 32 2 92 Manhattan... 24 2 3 130 121 67 8 3o 30 7 1 188 269 316 72 The Bronx... 4 I 12 10 22 3 Total treated.... 121 77 198 38 38 22 95 193 26 52 34 2 114 Brooklyn..... 15 4 2 100 95 44 3 14 13 4 20 128 174212 52 Queens...... 3 1 16 15 6 4 3 1 1 7 8 33 43 II Richmond...... 4 4 3 . • . • 2 .. .. 2 S 12 1l 5 Total .... 46 x 6 6 262 245 142 11 57 5o 14 2 64 375 534 638 157 Cases of Infectious and Contagious Diseases Reported and Deaths from the Same, by Wards. Sickness. Deaths Reported.
Deaths According to Cause, Age and Sex. ~' •i7 Wards. w a bW , o •cU °l w a bW o o° ffi n Ii ~U « U d M D f L1 `~ Jl En f. yP, A A I US7 ft Fa' a ~°" A ~c . , - ieA A 5x5 (5-25. 25.45. 45-65• 0 Fi Second •...... •..••..... I 2 'O Thirdrst ...... 2 2 F A ° l D - a .7 Fourth ...... x 2 2 I iqz I .. .. 8 .. •. .. z s Total, all causes.... 1,329 1,523 731 598 375 95 64 534 46 69 244 279 157 1 Sixth ...... I .. SeventhFifth .....•...•..•...•... . 4 5 2 2 12 2 I 1 25 Eighth . I 3 I 3 2 I 1. Typhoid Fever .... 18 18 14 4 2 2 3 5 6 2 Ninth ...... 4 3 4 I g I 3 I 27 3. Malarial Fever .... x 2 1 .. I .. I Tenth,...... •...... 2 .• 2 8 x .. I I 14 4. Small-pox ...... V Eleventh...... ••.•.....• x 8 10 S x 2 3 4 4 g5 . Measles...... 4 2 2 2 2 .. 2 25 19 19 26 57 .2 : 19 2 6 ISb 3 3 x Twelfth ...... •...... 6. Scarlet Fever ...... 4 4 4 Thirteenth ...... 2 10 3 4 3 8d 7 Whooping Cough.. 6 I 7 3 3 4 2 .. 6 1 1 4 Fourteenth ...... • ..... 3 . S. Diphtheria aria ( 20 1 19 8 12 2 6 8 16 3 Fifteenth...•...•.•.•...... 9 Croup...... ) Sixteenth ...... 2 1 1 2 Io I 19 9. Influenza ...... I I Seventeenth.....•...... 8 12 4 I q I 3 .. 3 44 r 12. Other Epidemic 2 2 2 I I .. I E'~h teenth...... •...3 2 4 IS 2 Diseases...... 5 I 5 3 4 .. 13 29 2 1 12 •3 Nineteenth...... Is 64 13.Tuberculosis Pul I~ t5o Sq I I 2 3 28 Twentieth...... 9 •. 5 g 5 2 28 monalis...... f 53 •• 77 28 4 8 9 2 Twenty-fast...... 5 2 5 7 35 14.Tubercular Men- l r6 17 5 II 5 4 2 Ix 4 Twenty-second .•...... • 10 5 5 6 23 3 5 2 2 57 ingitis .... • • ... 1 The Twenty-third...... 14 Io 7 23 13 3 I 9 6 I 5q 15. Other forms of) 4 4 2 I 2 1 1 Bronx {Twenty-fourth...... 3 2 3 .. 7 7 13 3 1 Tuberculosis ... 3 ------16. Cancer, Malig 38.. 1 Total ...... 110 145 79 .. 116 252 14 3 3 •• 8 89 39 32 776 pant Tumor... L 62 56 24 18 31 II 17. Simy le Meningitis. 14 14 10 4 3 4 I 3 I xo 3 Of which First ...... 3 1 t 2 3 r7a. Cerebro Spinal 1 6 2 2 Second...... • ...... 3 2 Meningitis . • .. I 5 4 3 3 Third ...... 4 I 6 Fourth...... •....,..•.•... x 1 4 4 r8. Apoplexy Gouges-) • 7 tlon and Soften-} 40 58 23 17 3124 13 Fifth ...... .. I I I 2 Ix tug of the Brain) Sixth ...... I I 2 .. 4 5 •• . .. .. Ib 2 3 I 9 19.0raniCJ1eart 61 .. Seventh .•.•..•.•....•...•I iseases...... 119 xl6 58 7 22 50 39 Eighth...... 4 5 3 tI 20. Acute Bronchitis .. It II 5 6 4 2 2 Ninth ...... I I I .. 14 21. Chronic Bronchitis. 2 4 1 I I 1 I Tenth...... 2 1 2 4 •3 1 •I 14 Eleventh...... I 22. Pneumonia (es-) x t cluding Broncho 1/l 57 54 39 t8 8 9 5 22 2 13 10 9 Twelfth...... 4 I 2 Pneumonia .... Thirteenth ...•.....•..•.. r 2 3 I 3 2 I1 22a. Broncho neu-1 22 21 13 Fournth...... monia...... f 50 74 28 9 43 I I 5 Fifteenth.....•..•.•.•.... 3 4 .. I (I r .. 2 74 23. Diseases of the 1 Sixteenth ...... 2 2 4 2 I I 17 Stomach (Can-s to 15 6 4 1 .. 2 3 4 ° Seventeenth...... I 3 I 6 I I r cer ) .. ) E1glRnt.IIth1.•...... 2 1 I 1 6 24.Diarrhoml iseases t Nineteenth ...... 1 .I I 5 2 Iq (under 5 years) . f 245 2,I 131 114 192 41 12 Twentieth ...... •• . .. .. 2 .. 6 18 2 I 9 x 3 I 19 25. Hernia, Intestinal 7 2 24~ I . Twenty-first•....•..••,.•• 3 Obstruction ... . I I 17 4 4 2 Twenty-second...... 2 5 1 I 6 I I I •I 17 26. Cirrhosis of Liver.. 21 31 14 7 9 Ii Twenty-third ...... 2 2 .. .. • . .. .. .. 76 27• Brigkt's Twenty-fourth ...... 6 I 2 I 2 1 17 and Nephritis.. Disease j 92 135 53 39 2 I 3 3 2 IS 37 29 Twenty-fifth.... • .. • .. • • • . 4 3 • I 6 2 s2 15 28. Diseases of Wom- Twenty-sixth ...... 2 4 7 .4 4 45 1 6 4 6 5 Twenty-seventh...... a I I I 7 1 I I 20 en (not Cancer) j I 5 r 2 5 I 2 2 29.Puerperal Septl-( 2 4 2 Twenty eighth ...... I 25 czmia ...... I Twenty north ...... I 2 1 2 3 6 I j4 30.Other Puerperal) Thirtieth •• . 2 2 1 6 I 16 Diseases...... 7 7 7 6 Thirty-first• ...... Ix ...... 2 1 7 Thirty-second...... I r .. .. 5 31• Congenital De p bility and Mal- - 76 86 33 43 73 2 .. I •. formations .... Total...... 57 20 41 Io6 6 I t 7 44 14 13 438 4 - -I 33. Violent Deaths .... 8o loo.. 54.. 26 5 4 7 7 7 21 24 5 First ...... a.Sunstroke •..... I I I I6 Second...... z 3 2 2 I 22 b. Other Accidents. 63 Sc 45 18 5 4 6 IS .7 7 i3 17 4 Third...... 3 I I I 3 I C. Homicide ...... 2 6 I 1 .. 2 .. 2 •• ...... I 1 I •2 24 d. Suicide ...... 14 9 8 6 7 Fifth••...... •...... .. 2 i .• G 34.All other Causes.... 16q 202 102 6> 27 4 33 1; 9 34 53 28 35. Hldefined causes .. 27 31 14 2 27 •• 13. 24 Total.... • .... • ..... 11 2 7 -- 11 5 ------3 (1 7
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1907. THE CITY RECORD. Ioo4I Sickness. Deaths Reported. Resolutions Adopted by the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners, June o'~ 0 hi o 'q a 27, 1907. Wards. ~ S cei «k, & ow c 6 0 i Whereas, This Board did, on the 14th day of January, 1897, and the 4th day of February, 1897, adopt certain routes and general plan for a rapid tran- - Ei A h ) H o~a A En. E° ' w m a < sit railroad in The City of New York, a copy of which is hereto apnexed, — — entitled "Copy, Routes and General Plan;" and ( First ...... a s r 2 Whereas, The said routes and general plan were afterward duly approved dI Second..... 2 r 2 by the municipal authorities of The City of New York, and were duly con- ...... 8 r 3 r i 6 Fourth...... sented to by commissioners appointed by the Appellate Division of the Fifth...... I r 1 62 Supreme Court, which consent was duly confirmed by the said Appellate — — Total ...... ro '.. z I .. 14 2 ------Division, in lieu of the consent of the owners of a majority in value of the 3 .. 3 28 property along said routes; and Whereas, Thereafter, and on or about the 21st day of February, ipoo, The City of New York did by this Board enter into a certain contract with General Work of the Department. John B. McDonald for the construction and operation of the said rapid transit Total inspections of remises ...... 32,654 railroad ; and orders Issued for abatement of nuisances ...... 551 inspections of milk and other foods ...... ...... 16,902 Whereas, By written instrument bearing date the loth day of July, 19o2, pounds of food condemned and destroyed ...... 203,926 the said John B. McDonald, with the written consent of this Board, concurred chemical analyses made ...... 154 in by six members thereof, duly assigned the right or obligation to maintain bacteriological examinations made for diphthezia.~....~...... ~....~ ...... 754 bacteriological examinations made for tuberculosis ...... 475 and operate the said rapid transit railroad for the term of years specified in the vaccinations performed ...... .. ...... 4,527 said contract, and all rights included in the leasing provisions of the said con- children s employment certificates granted ...... I I1q tract, together with the obligation to provide equipment for the said railroad, children's employment certificates refused ...... ' s8 medical inspections of schools ...... unto Interborough Rapid Transit Company, which company also guaranteed 2,604 the performance by the said John B. McDonald as such contractor, of the provisions of his said contract not so assigned to it; and Analysis of Croton Water, September ro, 1907. Whereas, It is the interest of The City of New York, and, in the opinion of the said Interborough Rapid Transit Company, it is likewise in its interest as such lessee, and it desires that said routes and general plan shall be Results Expressed Results Expressed changed in the respect hereinafter mentioned, but without other change in in Parts by in Grains Per Weight in One U. S. Gallon of the said routes and general plan ; now therefore it is Hundred Thousand. 231 Cubic Inches. Resolved, That, subject to the consents and approvals to be first obtained as in these resolutions hereinafter mentioned, the said routes and general Appearance ...... Slightly turbid. plan heretofore adopted by this Board be and they hereby are modified by Color ...... Yellowish brown. adding to the said routes the following, to wit: Odor (Heated to loo° Fahr.) ...... Slightly marshy. "And also an additional track extending along the easterly side of Broad- Chlorine in Chlorides...... 0.250 0.146 Equivalent to Sodium Chloride ...... 0.410 0.240 way from a point near the centre line of Ninety-sixth street to a point about Phosphates (P.O.) ...... None. None. seventy-five (75) feet north of the northerly line of One Hundred and Second Nitrogen in Nitrites ...... None. None. street. The said easterly additional track is more particularly described as Nitrogen in Nitrates ...... 0.0100 0.0058 Free Ammonia...... 3.0020 o. 0012 follows Albuminoid Ammonia...... o.or65 0.0096 "A track, the centre line of which shall begin at or near a point where the Before boiling.... 2.62 Hardness equivalent to Carbonate of Lime 4.50 centre line of Ninety-sixth street intersects the centre line of the easterly (Alter boiling ..... 4.50 s.62 track as originally constructed upon this route; thence diverging from the said Organic and volatile (loss on ignition) ...... 2.00 I.17 easterly track originally constructed and running northeasterly and northerly Mineral matter (non-volatile) ...... 6.50 Totalsolids (by evaporation) ...... 4.74 and generally parallel with the easterly line of Broadway, and distant there- 8.50 4.9b from not less than twenty-four (24) feet and nine (g) inches, and so con- tinuing to a point near the southerly line of One Hundred and Second street; Temperature at hydrant, 75° Fahr. and thence curving northwesterly, and again uniting with the said easterly track of the railroad as originally constructed upon this route, at a point about Analysis of Ridgewood Water, September io, r9o7. seventy-five (75) feet north of the northerly line of One Hundred and Second street. "Also two additional tracks extending along the westerly side of Broad- Results Expressed Results Expressed way, from a point near the centre line of Ninety-sixth street northerly to a in Parts by in Grains Per Weight in One U. S. Gallon of point near the centre line of One Hundred and First street. The said two Hundred Thousand. 231 Cubic Inches. tracks are more particularly described as follows: "First—A track, the centre line of which shall begin at or near the point where the centre line of Ninety-sixth street intersects the centre line of Appearance ...... Slightly turbid...... Color ...... None...... the westerly track as originally constructed upon this route; thence diverging Odor (Heated to zoo° Fahr.) ...... Very slightly marshy from the said westerly track originally constructed and running northwesterly Chlorine in Chlorides ...... 1.100 o.6gr Equivalent to Sodium Chloride ...... I.820 1.051 and northerly and generally parallel with the westerly line of Broadway, and Phosphates (P,O,) ...... None. None. distant therefrom not less than twenty-four (24) feet and nine (9) inches, to Nitrogen in Nitrites ...... None. None. a point about fifty (50) feet south of the southerly line of One Hundredth Nitrogen in Nitrates ...... 0.0800 0.0460 Free Ammonia ...... 0.0015 0.0099 street; and thence curving northeasterly, and again uniting with the said Albuminoid Ammonia ...... :.( 0.0070 0.0042 westerly track as originally constructed upon this route, at a point near the Before boiling.... 4.00 2.30 intersection of the centre line of the said westerly track with the centre line Hardness equivalent to Carbonate of Lime { ((( After boiling ..... 4.00 2.30 of One Hundred and First street. Organic and volatile (loss on ignition) ...... 2.50 1.46 "Second—A track, the centre line of which shall diverge from the centre Mineral matter (non-volatile) ...... 00 4.08 line of the additional track last above described, at a point about twenty (20) Total solids (by evaporation) ...... q.5o 5.54 feet south of the northerly line of Ninety-sixth street; and thence running northerly and parallel, or nearly so, with the westerly line of Broadway, and Temperature at hydrant, 66° Fahr. distant about forty (40) feet therefrom, to a point fifty (50) feet north of the northerly line of One Hundredth street; and thence curving northeasterly and continuing to a point near the intersection of the centre line of One Hundred and First street with the centre line of the lower westerly track originally BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT constructed upon this route, and known as the southbound Lenox Avenue track. "And also spurs or connections to unite the said three additional tracks, EXTRACT FROM or any one or more of them, with any of the other tracks constructed upon this route. MINUTES, BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT, CITY OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER "The additional tracks, spurs and connections herein provided for shall 27, 1907. be built (except where the same curve to unite with or diverge from any of the four tracks first constructed upon this route) between the walls of the railroad or subway and the easterly and westerly sides of Broadway, respec- RAPID TRANSIT RAILWAY. tively. Broadway, from Ninety-sixth Street to One Hundred and Second Street, Borough "The additional track on the easterly side shall descend from a point of Manhattan. at or near the centre line of Ninety-seventh street at a grade of about I per cent. to a point about forty (4o) feet north of the centre line of Ninety- Consideration of the communication, dated August 19, 1907, from the Public ninth street, and then level to a point about thirty-five (35) feet below the Service Commission for the First District, transmitting resolutions as to route and surface of Broadway and near the southerly line of One Hundredth street, at general plan adopted by the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners which point a spur or connection shall diverge to connect with other tracks. June 27, 1907, providing for additions to the rapid transit railway adopted by the Said easterly additional track, as above described, shall from said lowest Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners on February 4, 1897, and request- point ascend to about the centre line of One Hundred and Second street, ing the approval and consent of this Board to the construction of such additional and shall continue thence on the same grade as the easterly line originally. rapid transit railway, in accordance with such plans and conclusions. constructed upon this route, which is known as the northbound Broadway The consideration was fixed for this day by resolution duly adopted September track. 20, 1907. "The first of the two additional westerly tracks shall be constructed upon Hon. William R. Willcox, Chairman of the Public Service Commission for the the same grade as the westerly track first constructed upon this route, which First District, Abel E. Blackmar, Counsel, and George S. Rice, Chief Engineer of is known as the southbound Broadway track. said Commission, appeared and requested favorable consideration. "The second of the two additional westerly tracks shall continue on the The following was offered: same grade as the first of the said additional westerly tracks from the point Whereas, The Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for The City of beginning, as above described, to a point near the intersection of the of New York, constituted pursuant to the provisions of chapter 4 of the Laws of centre line of Ninety-eighth street; from thence it shall descend to a point 1891 and the acts amendatory thereof, has duly determined upon a route or routes about the northerly line of One Hundredth street, at which it will be on the and general plan of construction of a rapid transit railway for the conveyance of per- same grade as the two centre tracks first constructed upon this route, known sons and property, to be established in said City, in addition to the already existing as the Lenox Avenue tracks ; and from thence it shall continue on the lines, and did, by resolution of June 27. 1907, adopt such route or routes and general same grades as the said two Lenox avenue tracks. plan ; and In all other respects the provisions of the said general plan of construc- Whereas, Chapter 429 of the Laws of i9o7, abolished the Board of Rapid Transit tion adopted January 14 and February 4, 1897, as heretofore amended, shall Railroad Commissioners and created the Public Service Commission for the First be applicable to the portion of the route hereinbefore mentioned; and it is District, and conferred upon the latter Commission all the powers and duties con- further ferred and imposed by any statute of this State upon the Board of Rapid Transit Resolved, That whereas this Board has duly made the inquiries and Railroad Commissioners; and investigation necessary or proper in the premises, and has determined that the Whereas, Thereafter said Public Service Commission for the First District did modification aforesaid of the said routes and general plan are necessary for transmit to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The City of New York a the interests of the public and of The City of New York, and should be copy of the plans and conclusions for said route or routes, as adopted by the Board established as herein provided, this Board does hereby determine and establish of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners, which plans and conclusions were received the said routes and general plan as hereby modified, subject to the consents 6y said Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the zoth day of September, 1907, and approvals to be first obtained as hereinafter mentioned; and it is further at a meeting of said Board of Estimate and Apportionment, duly held on said day; and Resolved, That the said modifications of the routes andgeneral plans Whereas,. Said Board of Estimate and Apportionment, by resolution duly adopted shall take effect only upon and after the following consents and approvals at said meeting, did appoint a day not less than one week nor more than ten days thereto shall be duly had, to wit: after the receipt thereof for the consideration of such plans and conclusions, to wit: the I. The consent of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The 27th day of September, i9o7, at 10.30 o'clock a. m., and has proceeded with such con- City of New York as the local authority having control of the streets above sideration; and mentioned. Whereas, The plans and conclusions are fully set forth in the resolutions of said 2. The consent of the Mayor of The City of New York. Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners, adopted June 27, 1907, and which 3. The consent of the owners of a majority in value of the property resolutions are as follows: along that portion of Broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan, which is 10042 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER i, rgo7.
included in the portion of the routes added as aforesaid; or, if such consents Martin Kopp, No. 227 East Sixty-sixth street, laundry. cannot be obtained, then, in lieu thereof, the determination of three com- John J. Post, No. 122 Cherry street, teamster. missioners to be appointed by the Appellate Division of .the Supreme Court Thomas E: Callahan, No. 1322 New York avenue, Brooklyn, toolmaker. duly confirmed by the said Appellate Division. William Tompson, Ninetieth street and Fort Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, clerk. 4. The consent of the said John B. McDonald, contractor, and of his sure- James Edw. Cyril Rodriques, No. 1317 Avenue A, machinist. ties, as follows: Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company, the United States Harry B. Schapper, No. 2o69 Arthur avenue, The Bronx, elevatorman. Fidelity and Guaranty Company, the Empire State Surety Company, American James F. Brennan, No. 55 DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, driver. Surety Company of New York, National Surety Company and Fidelity and Michael Edw. Gartland, No. 352 South First street, Brooklyn, collector. Deposit Company of Maryland, and also Interborough Rapid Transit Com- James Daly, No. io Mangin street, salesman. pany; and it is further Gca. A. Stuckey, No. 362 Bleecker street, plasterer. Resolved, That this Board hereby adopts the drawing now produced and Robert Enler, No. 1998 Lexington avenue, houseworker. entitled "Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners of The City of Harry Wetzmann, No. 265 East Seventy-eighth street, electrician. New York: Proposed additional tracks between West Ninety-sixth and West Timothy F. Malloy, No. 1336 Third avenue, cutter. One Hundred and Third streets. Drawing No. 1715B, June 24, 1907," as Joseph Reisig, Jr., No. 474 Third avenue, Long Island City, bricklayer. showing in general the additions to and modifications of the original routes Sidney Neumann, No. 1365 Fifth avenue, collector. and general plan hereby adopted. Wm. H. 'Thompson, No. 175 Conover street, Brooklyn, clerk. Now therefore be it Henry H. Close, No. 2o7 Washington street, driver. Resolved. That the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The City of New Edward C. Ennis, No. 342 Thirteenth street, Brooklyn, horse collar maker. York, by a majority vote, according to the number of votes by law pertaining to each Omar H. P. Duncan, soldier. member of the Board, hereby approves such plans and conclusions and consents to the Arthur Johnson, No. 975 Stebbins avenue, The Bronx, clerk. construction of a railway or railways in accordance therewith. Chas. A. Beyer, No. 805 Union street, Brooklyn, salesman. John H. Warrelman No. 432 West Thirty-third street, driver. Which was adopted by the following vote: James R. Barry, No. 188 Riverdale avenue, Yonkers, butcher. Affirmative—The Mayor, the Comptroller, the President of the Board of Alder- Sidney L. Osborne, No. 347 Prospect place, Brooklyn, collector. men and the Presidents of the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens James Ellsworth Corby, No. 2101 Jamaica avenue, Brooklyn Hills, L. I., driver. Wallace E. Schaufele, No. 208 East Eighty-third street, fitter. and Richmond-16. Edward Koenig, No. 839 East One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, driver. Peter L. Heckel, No. 55 Russell street, Brooklyn, conductor. The following matters not on the calendar for this day were considered by Jeremiah J. McMahon, No. 333 Hudson street, motorman. unanimous consent: George Dooley, No. 720 Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, clerk. Alphons Henning, No. 621[ Union avenue, The Bronx, clerk. Benjamin D. Clark, No. 36o West Twentieth street, special officer. New York and Queens County Railway Company. Edward Geo. Holste, No. 531 West One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, assistant A petition was received from the New York and Queens County Railway Company superintendent and clerk. for a franchise to construct, maintain and operate a double track street surface Isidore Baron, No. 113 East Ninety-sixth street, machinist. railway as an extension to its existing railway, from the intersection of Jackson and Oscar C. Hettler, No. 425 West Thirty-ninth street, printer. Thompson avenues, in the former city of Long Island City, and upon and along Thomas Joseph Danaher, No. 319 Van Brunt street, Brooklyn, boilermaker. John D. Ross, One Hundred and Seventy-second street and Walton avenue, Thompson avenue and the Hoffman boulevard to Fulton street, in the former village painter. of Jamaica. Martin S. Smith, No. 156 Calyer street, helper. Which was referred to the Chief Engineer. Thomas A. Carroll, clerk. Herman Silverstein, No. 249 East Seventh street, driver. The full minutes of the meeting of this day will appear in the CITY RECORD at a John P. Wind, No. 134 Water street, manager of restaurant. later date. Frank Back, No. 18 Ingraham street, Brooklyn, helper. JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary. John J. Hanley, No. 413 West Twenty-fifth street, stagehand. Charles Yunhold, No. 85 Christopher street, brass works. James Patrick Rogan, No. 2453 Second avenue, painter. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. James E. Rolich~nd, No. 152o Broadway, electrician. Adolph Hattauer, No. 353 East Seventy-second street, boa maker. New York, September 28, 1907. John F. Moran, No. 346 Beckman avenue, Bronx, clerk. In compliance with section 264, chapter 370, of the Laws of 1899, I forward here- Maurice Poplansky, No. 208 Moore street, Brooklyn, operator. with a list of applications filed in this office for Patrolman, commencing September Horace Sullivan, No. 1684 Bergen street, Brooklyn, pharmacist. William N. Deas, No. 521 West One Hundred and Fifty-ninth street, riding i6, for publication in the CITY RECORD. master. APPLICATIONS FILED FOR PATROLMAN. Frank F. Brown, No. 1543 Kelly street, Bronx, roofer. Lawrence Kelly, No. 205 East Fiftieth street, coachman. Osiner Charles Rose, No. 202 West Sixty-ninth street, motorman. Louis J. Campomenosi, No. 226 West Fourth street, teamster. James Ryan, No. 8o8a Bergen street, Brooklyn, tile helper. Francis Patrick Craven, No. 310 West Nineteenth street, clerk. Morris Step,ier, No. 233 Division street, shipping clerk. Edward A. Beneke, No. 72o Humboldt street, Brooklyn, tinsmith. Charles C. P. Hoechel, No. 190 Engert avenue, Brooklyn, conductor. Rudolph Vrtacek, No. 769 Jennings street, Bronx, photo engraver. William Rauch, No. 201 Jackson avenue, Long Island City, stonecutter. Robert J. Evans, No. 130 Winthrop street, Brooklyn, plumber. John T. McIntyre, No. 521 Forty-ninth street, Brooklyn, clerk. Harry F. Hock, No. 661 Glenmorc avenue, Brooklyn, fireman. Harry S. Smith, No. 56 Castleton avenue, West Brighton, lineman. Francis J. O'Keefe, No. 189 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, printer. Joseph Richard, No. 2653 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, inspector. Cornelius J. Dwyer, No. 78 Kimball road, Brooklyn, fireman. Edward A. Stein, No. 505. West Forty-eighth street, machinist. Charles L. Steeneck, No. 1571 Avenue A, salesman. Fred J. Ochsendorf. No. I1o3 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, glasscutter. Frederick Augustus Kruse, No. 1662 Avenue A, stonecutter. Joseph P. Hoynes, No. 943 Pacific street. Brooklyn, clerk. William J. Burke, No. 819 First avenue, driver. Michael J. Kennedy, No. ii Henry street, Stzpleton, fitter's helper. John E. Drewes, No. 296 St. Nicholas avenue, Ridgewood, carpenter. Herman Fleischmann. No. 353 East Seventy-fourth street, driver. Charles V. Woytisek, No. 350 East Seventy-second street, plumber. Cornelius Werberig, No. 713 Jefferson avenue, Queens, ironworker. William J. Hauptman, No. 790 East One Hundred and Sixty-sixth street, driver. Vincent Novotny, No. 1504 Avenue A, guard. Harris Blate, No. 137 East One Hundred and Tenth street, United States Navy. Joseph Edward Mooney, No. 225 Lewis avenue, Brooklyn, driver. John F. McMulkin, No. 143 East Forty-eighth street, salesman. Leo Golde, No. 400 Wendover avenue, The Bronx, clerk. Ha • y Segeritz, No, 722 Tenth avenue, driver. Patrick Spollen. No, ii Somers street, Brooklyn, conductor. Fred Kahn, No. 500 East One Hundred and Fortieth street, driver. Alexander E. Wagner, No. 365 Lenox avenue, driver. Joseph E. Gross, No. 145 East One Hundred and Eleventh street, carpenter. Joseph S. Leavy, No. 244 Third avenue, driver. George Edwin Joseph Ikie, No. 552 Broome street, teamster. Harry J. Schutter, NO. 482 Broadway, machinist. Michael A. Stern, No. 167 Boerum street, Brooklyn, seaman. August F. Mathes. Neptune avenue and Ocean parkway, Coney Island, gasfitter. Patrick J. Murnam, No. 310 Fifth street, Brooklyn, packer. Edwin F. Mead, No. 24 West One Hundred and Thirty-second street, clerk. Frederick Henry Otto, No. 55 Fulton street, Brooklyn, tinsmith. William H. Lounsbery, No. 711 Washington street, electrician. Patrick J. Gilmore, No. 113 West Sixty-second street, motorman. John Fornace, No. 415 Wythe avenue, Brooklyn, barber. Edward H. Berkowitz, No. 73 Broome street, clerk. Milton Geo. Baker, No. 213 East Twenty-first street, plumber's helper, Harry A. Winter, No. 365 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, lugger. Robert Francis O'Brien, No. 305 East Twenty-fourth street, solicitor. Cornelius Elsasser, No. 228 East One Hundred and Twenty-third street, salesman. Isador Cantor, No. 322 East Eighth street, tailor. John Joseph Wilson, No. 276 Fourteenth street, Brooklyn, electrician. John C. Gardiner, No. 272 Bainbridge street, Brooklyn, collector. Charles M. Wettje, No. 530 West One Hundred and Fifty-second street, clerk. John Sloane, No. 252 Hoyt street, Brooklyn, rigger. William A. Moyland, No. 139 Rodney street, Brooklyn, clerk. Leslie Stephens, White Plains road, Williamsbridge, dock clerk Frederick R. Gehring, No. 66 West One Hundred and Forty-second street, Charles E. Erickson, Boston road, Bronxdale, carpenter. plumber. William Francis Walker, No. 216 Twenty-sixth street, Brooklyn, lamp trimmer. Louis F. Anderson, No. 864 Union avenue, Bronx, expressman. Dennis Klein, No. 43o East Eightieth street, lapidary. James E. Wintress, No. 421 East Sixty-fourth street, shirt cutter. Jeremiah William Bohan, No. 577 Broome street, driver. Francis J. Wilson, No. 32 King street, driver. Eugene Jos. Sullivan, No. goo Fast One Hundred and Forty-first street, helper. Joseph Grieco, No. 149 Sullivan street, cutter. Patrick J. Guihan, No. io8 East Fifty-fourth street, beef carrier. John J. Lynch, No. 1531 Second avenue, machinist. John J. McIntyre, No. 188 St. Mark's avenue, Brooklyn, ironworker. Henry J. Schroder, No. 90 Ralph avenue, Brooklyn, driver. Frank Williams, No. 8g McKeon street, Stapleton, driver. Jacaes J. Sullivan, No. 343 East Thirty-third street, liveryman. Paul M. Kuveke, No. 1979 Second avenue, plumber. Thomas J. J. Hillis, No. 4oi East One Hundred and-Twenty-first sireet, plumber's Peter L. Mulvey, No. io6 President street, Brooklyn, electrician. helper. John Augustine Yost, No. 527 Dean street, Brooklyn, undertaker's assistant. Thomas F. Hyland, No. 5124 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn, driver Gustav Pfisterer, No. 1652 Second avenue, electrician. Michael Lally, No. 34 Auburn place, Brooklyn, truck driver. Richard Austin, No. 1202 Park place, Brooklyn, umbrella cutter. Solomon Smith, No. 339 East Ninetieth street, packer. Robert Devito, No. so Malbone street, Brooklyn, driver. Edward Smith, No. 339 East Ninetieth street, salesman. Abram Rosenblum, No. 213 East Sixty-sixth street, bookbinder. Michael Rickert, No. 277 Linden street, Brooklyn, clerk John F. Conklin, No. 610 West One Hundred and Forty-eighth street, motorman. Lucius E. Metz, No. 115 West One Hundred and Twenty-eighth street, shirt Frederick Glassan, No. 258 V`•.'.~st Sixty-fifth street, bookman. ironer. Frank Eddie McEvoy, No. 171 Ba•_hgate avenue, The Bronx, clerk. Theodore Tegmier, No. 954 East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street, piano Edward Francis Harvey, No. ,c: Fifty-ninth street, Brooklyn, plasterer. polisher. George W. Weitz, No. 22 Cc : ert street, Brooklyn, tinsmith. Patrick Fanning, No. 208 East Thirty-eighth street, laborer. George Dietz, No. 1528 Avenue A, laborer. Edward P. Sullivan, No. 618 East One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, lutirbet- Cord John Havighorst, Myrtle avenue, Glendale, tea packer. man. James Travers, No. 159 Third avenue, helper. Edward Zapke, No. 728 East One Hundred and Fifty-third street, cablemali. Arthur C. Cordes, No. 79 Weirfield street, Brooklyn, salvage corps. Frank H. Filler, No. 329 East Twenty-fifth street, nurse. Hebel H. Michael, No, 75o Sixth avenue, College Point, silkweaver. John A. Kelly, No. 139 West Sixtieth street, painter. James J. Egan, No. 271 West One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street, soldier. Frank Goehring, No. 1828 Broadway, packer. Jacob Rothschild, No. 327 East Eightieth street, salesman. Frederick Joseph Blundell, Pilgrim avenue, Westchester, bricklayer. William Schneller, No. 511 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifty: street, driver. John P. Roche, No. 520 Manhattan avenue, carpenter. Charles J. Miller, No. 438 East Seventy-seventh street, roofer's helper. Oscar G. Friedrich, No. 899 Hancock street, Brooklyn, conductor. Walter A. J. Holzer, No. 1718 Third avenue, inspector. Henry Jacob Miller, Spuyten Duyvill and Johnson avenues, The Bronx, clerk. James M. Smith, No. 504 West Twentieth street, glasscutter. Joseph J. Rozzi, No. 137 Macdougal street, junkdealer. Leonard S. Stevenson, No. 139 Twenty-second street, Brooklyn, blacksmith. Frederick W. Gunnarson, No. 89 Dikeman street, Brooklyn, coppersmith. Emil G. Munk, No. 138 Grove street, timekeeper. John J. Doherty, No. 603 Leonard street, Brooklyn, boilermaker. John A. Spencer, No. 1462 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, shipping clerk. Eugene F. Comisky, No. 155 Eagle ,treet, Brooklyn, wireworker. Garrett E. Farrell, No. 22 Britton street, West New Brighton, stenographer and Louis Friedman, No. 539 East Fifth street, driver. clerk. . William H. Goggerty, No. 472 Lunxood street, clerk. Joseph McFarland, No. 1596 Bergen street, Brooklyn, detective. Daniel Jos. Galvin, No. 229 East One Hundredth street, driver. William Cohen, No. 124 East Second street, salesman. Peter Burke, No. 32o Degraw street, Brooklyn, laborer. TUESDAY, OCTOBER x, i9o7. THE CITY RECORD. 10043
James J. Argenza, No. 2og Spring street, driver. Chas. G. Poetters, No. 182 East End avenue, driver. George L O'Connor, No, 205 Second avenue, motorman. William Dean, No. i Catharine slip, driver. El oseph Pessolano, No. 325 Virginia avenue, Richmond, teamster. John F. Dorff, No. 319 Sixtieth street, Brooklyn, driver. Walter F. Rogers, No. 286% Sixteenth street, Brooklyn, machinist. Robert L. Eller, No. 1796 Bathgate avenue, The Bronx, dentist. Otto Si loch, No. 1348 Fulton avenue, The Bronx, clerk. Samuel Staub, No, 132 Vernon avenue, Brooklyn, hat frames. Austin J. Kelly, No. 330 West Twenty-first street, driver. Henry C. Bardenhagen, No. 122 Kent street, Brooklyn, grocer. George Aloysius Wuenschel, No. 3o Greenwich street, driver. Robert A. Mulholland, No. 400 East One Hundred and Eightieth street, inspector. Frank M. Branagan, No. 836 Morris avenue, The Bronx, lumberman. Herman Grossberger, No. 1243 Brook avenue, The Bronx, butcher. Cornelius A. Curtin, No. 3307 Perry avenue, The Bronx, stonecutter. Michael Sultzer, No. 504 East One Hundred and Twentieth street, hardware clerk. Florentine W. Santanzelo, No. 666 Park avenue, Brooklyn, driver. John Richard Schlichtinger, No. 362 Metropolitan avenue, Brooklyn, driver. John S. Ward, No. 188 Eighth avenue, bookkeeper. Edward Campbell, No. 743 Eighth avenue, coach driver. Edward George Hunt, No. 928 Columbus avenue, driver. Joseph A. Reilly, No. 317 East Seventy-second street, driver. Joseph Henry Stafford, No. 146 East Houston street, beltmaker. John De Simone, No. iio Jackson street, Brooklyn, helper. Oscar Thomson, No. 2o6 West End avenue, switchfitter. Samuel Henry Johnson, Sleight avenue, Tottenville, moulder. Michael Reilly, No. 44 Dominick street, laborer. Wm. Benedict O'Donnell, No. io8 Third street, Long Island City, bricklayer. Albert H. A. Whitner, No. 306 West One Hundred and Forty-second street, David Rosenfeld, No. tog East Fifty-third street, driver. machinist. Hugo L. Ljunggvist, No. 17 Second street, Woodside, engine tender. Albert F. Russell, No. 97 South Second street, Brooklyn, clerk. Geo. Ward, Brook street, Richmond, driver. Lester Ellsworth Philip Moeller, No. 246 West Fifteenth street, rotary tender. Jas. Lawrence Craven, No. 310 West Nineteenth street, ironworker. Michael Fiaschetti, No. 65 Grand street, Brooklyn, oiler. Milton B. Bermas, No. 122 East One Hundred and Fourteenth street, driver. Alois Kipp, No. 49 Caravan street, Brooklyn, cutter. Jas. Patrick Fagan, No. 312 East Eighty-fifth street, driver. Osias Korn, No. 634 Fifth street, printer. Frederick W. G. Rehm, No. 3g2 Grafton avenue, Woodhaven, carpenter. Albert H. Marx, No. 593 Glenmore avenue, Brooklyn, baker. Harry S. Peckhow, No. 15 Wood avenue, Tottenville, plasterer. James C. McCloskey, No. 183 West One Hundred and Second street, driver. William Barth, No. 29 Second avenue, soldier. Frank John Lantz, No. 317 Cooper street, Brooklyn, carpenter. Patrick J. Meehan, No. 5iz East Sevententh street, laborer. Phillipp Hy. Louis Meyer, No. 326 Knickerbocker avenue, Brooklyn, motorman. Geo. W. Bunce, No. 771 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, clerk. Gustav Joseph, No. 465 East One Hundred and Seventy-fourth street, clerk. Robert J. Rilley, No. 538 Leonard street, Brooklyn, clerk. John H. Cogan, No. 878 Greene avenue, Brooklyn, clerk. Thos. J. Holahan, No. 1170 West Sixty-fifth street, driver. John Thos. Fitzpatrick, No. 64 West One Hundred and Seventh street, clerk. Louis Mayer, Nos. 416 and 458 Grand street, driver. John Hock, No. 24 Harrison place, Brooklyn, woodworker. Ulia D. Martin, No. 2473 Eighth avenue, dancing instructor. Richard J. O'Neil, No. 2041 Seventh avenue, engineer. James H. Cross, No. 62 Fourth place, Brooklyn, timekeeper. Lewis Walters, Jr., No. 268 Sixth avenue, Long Island City, blacksmith. Frank Reiff, No. 214 Grand street, Brooklyn, driver. Dominick Det Wit, No. 381 East One Hundred and Fifty-third street, drug Jas. T. Delaney, No. 573 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, driver. business. Jacob Heter, No. 17 Jackson place, Brooklyn, electrician. William Cahill Condron, No. 258 West Tenth street, driver. Louis Marx, No. 6i Avenue B, clerk. Henry Thos. Perks, No. 37 Powers street, Brooklyn, patternmaker. George Schweitzer, No. 274 West Nineteenth street, cashier. Chester A. G. Patterson, No. 197 Baltic street, Brooklyn, truckman. Myles F. McPartland, No. 843 Eighth avenue, driver. Thomas J. McMahon, No. 316 Pearl street, truckman. Owen Sullivan, No. 56 Liberty street, machinist. Tic. J. Cordon, No. 79 Twenty-first street, Whitestone, trainman. Harry Bertini, No. 8i Baxter street, porter. David R. Barry, No. 417 Eleventh street, Brooklyn, clerk. Thos. Cleary, No. 729 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, conductor. Michael Jos. Davis, No. rig Cherry str.::t, truck driver. Matthew X. Hoban, No. 1410 Gates avenue, tinroofer. John Joseph Foley, No. i Flushing avenue, Long Island City, horseshoer. Avery Wightman, No. z44 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, cl,•rk. Chas. S. Brown, No. 137 West One Hundredth street, elevatorman. Thos. F. Sagona, No. 5o6 Sixtieth street, Brooklyn, conductor. Morris Greenblatt, No. 149 Broome street, clerk. Henry E. Dowell, No. 59[3 Third avenue, motorman. Edw. T. Ward, No. 5i6 West One Hundred and Sixty-first street, driver. John Thos. Kelly, No. 5300 Third avenue, clerk. Edward Dressler, No. 1507 Washington avenue, driver. Thomas Curtin, No. 618 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, laborer. Charles J. McDermott, No. 1150 Home street, helper. Geo. John Smith, No. 1228 Hoe avenue, The Bronx, navy. Harry Roedel, No. 340 East One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, carpenter. Edw. Jos. Larkin, Jr., No. 588 Ralph avenue, laborer. Lawrence English, No. 1239 Tinton avenue, The Br-)nx, driver. William Nestel, Grand street, Maspeth, bridgeman. Edward W. Holm, No. i Washington terrace, clerk. Joseph Brown, No. 635 Sixtieth street, Brooklyn, clerk. Eugene H. Pulch, No. 207 Prospect Park West, letter carrier. Wm. C. Rader, No. 848 Amsterdam avenue; bricklayer. Frederick Jones, No. io24 Kent avenue, Brooklyn, machinist. Thomas Ryan, No. 211 Willis avenue, The Bronx, guard. John Fitzpatrick, No. 35 Middagh street, Brooklyn, porter. Henry Schillinger, No. 230 East One Hundred and Twentieth street, clerk. Wm. F. Gillespie, No. 152 Summit street, Brooklyn, machinist. Raymond L. Mulvey, Bay Sixteenth street, Bensonhurst, clerk. Frank Krumm, No. 485 Glenmore avenue, Brooklyn, barber. John Harrison, No. 504 East One Hundred and Second street, rigger of buildings. Thomas Boyle, No. 324 South First street, Brooklyn, hoL,tler. Eugene Francis Byrnes, No. 4088 Park avenue, Bronx, clerk. Frank J. Bourque, No. 8o Fountain avenue, Brooklyn, shipping clerk. Eugene Arthur Finelon, No. 1668 Bathgate avenue, plumber. Francisco A. LaBattaglia, No. 230 Mulberry street, driver. Timothy Ryan, No. 166 East Eighty-fourth street, carpenter. James F. Harrington, No. 2451 Eighth avenue, driver. John W. Groves, No. 1735 DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, motorman. John Wm. McCann, Castleton Corners, Richmond, brakeman. William Miller, No. 9 Prospect street, West Brighton, laborer. George Schindler, No. 63 Canal street, Stapleton, clerk. Michael Levy, No. 73 Ryerson street, Brooklyn, driver. Daniel E. O'Connor, No. 827 First avenue, driver. Bartholomew Golden, No. ioo Castleton street, porter. Wm. P. Napier, No. 9704 Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, butcher. Frederick Niebuhr, No. 195 Hay street, Brooklyn, driver. Raphael A. Petrullo, No. 280 Mott street, driver. Morris Grasberg, No. 136 Madison street, machinist. Kenneth T. Braman, No. 156 East Thirty-third street, salesman. John T. F. Costello, No. 432 Warren street, Brooklyn, driver. Irving Luchtenstadler, No. 175 East Ninety-fourth street, salesman. William Joseph McCarthy, No. 415 Forty-ninth street, Brooklyn, driver. John M. Coogan, No. 31 Granite street, Brooklyn, elevatorman. Frederick Kuhn, Jr., No. 145 Napier place, Richmond Hill, clerk. James J. Lappin, No. 237 East Twenty-eighth street, brickhandler. Harry Burhaus, No. 521 West Fifty-sixth street, coachman. Thomas W. Midwinter, No. 976 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, driver. Thomas P. Sullivan, No. 485 Ninth street, mailer. Harry Boyd, No. ioi North Fourth street, Brooklyn, truckdriver. Thomas J. McGlone, No. 881 Tenth avenue, plumber. Frank J. Kessig, Shieran avenue, Richmond, driver. Henry Bauernschmidt, No. 5 Jane street, clerk. Arthur Herbst, No, 263 Sumpter street, Br000klyn, iceman. Frank Peter Ayres, No. 517 West Forty-seventh street, chauffeur. John A. Ammann,' No. 14 Grattan street, Brooklyn, glass polisher. Henry G. Huller, Jr., No. 55o Fourth avenue, College Point, weaver. Jere S. Delaney, No. 284 Sixteenth street, Brooklyn, clerk. William P. Daly, No. 426 East Fifty-second street, driver. Frederick Tietjen, No. 377 East One Hundred and Fifty-seventh street, printer. William F. Butler, No. 1774 Second avenue, elevator man. John J. O'Brien, No. 417 West Fiftieth street, clerk. Henry F. W. Wohrmann, No.925 Pacific street, Brooklyn, fireman. Andrew J. Ludwig, No. 192 East End avenue, butcher. Reinhold F. Knopp, No. 332 East One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street, driver. Charles W. Zwabiger, NO. 511 Harman street, Ridgewood, salesman. Peter Yost, Jr., No. 25 High street, Maspeth, shoemaker. Joseph Lang, No. 339 East Seventy-fourth street, driver. F. A. SPENCER, Secretary. Henry Schaefer, No. 696 Glenmore avenue, Brooklyn, clerk. John Hendricks, No. 124 East End avenue, butcher. George N. Mulroy, No. 450 West Fiftieth street, conductor. Edward J. Trainor, No. 223 Hughes avenue, The Bronx, bricklayer. DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES. Peter Voelbel, No. 1471 Second avenue, optician. John J. Leeney, No. 416 East Ninth street, cooper. New York, June 25, 1907. Henry Damm, No. 244 East Twenty-eighth street, pipefitter. The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as noted, Frank L. Slattery, No. 293 Grand avenue, Brooklyn, porter. to wit: Antonio Pascale, No. 2060 Broadway, Brooklyn, driver. - From the Municipal Civil Service Commission- Joseph Chiesa, No. 73 Thompson street, driver. i (73201). Submitting list of persons eligible for appointment to the position of Joseph F. W. Fennell, No. 27 Jackson PlacL, Brooklyn, clerk. Junior Clerk: Albert J. Teller and Benjamin Cohen, appointed to the position, with Frank Fitzpatrick, No. iog6 Dean street, Brooklyn, clerk. compensation at the rate of $50 per month, to take effect upon assignment to work. Charles S. Crosson, No. 63 East One Hundred and Twenty-second street, plumber. 2 (73184). Authorizing the reinstatement of John F. Myers, Dock Laborer. John Tewes, No. 664 Tenth avenue, Long Island City, undertaker. Myers reinstated, with compensation at the rate of 311% cents per hour, while em- Albert Murch, No_ 68o McDonough street, Brooklyn, nightwatchman. James W. McKitrick, No. 130 Vanderbilt avenue, Stapleton, steamfitter ployed. 3 (73183). Approving the rescinding of the discharge of Bernard Hanratty, Dock Emil F. Mueller, No. 8 Wave street, Stapleton, carpenter. Laborer. Hanratty reinstated, with compensation at the rate of 31/ cents per hour, Albert Kleck, No. i44o First avenue, cigar maker. while employed. Martin P. Lang, No. 576 Courtlandt avenue, The Bronx, manager. 4 (73182). Authorizing the transfer of Michael Byrnes from the position of Sylvester J. Ryan, No. 223 East Fifty-eighth street, brakeman. Sweeper in the Department of Street Cleaning to the position of Dock Laborer in this John Lenard Lange, No. 263 Tenth avenue, Long Island City, driver. Department. Byrnes appointed as Dock Laborer, with compensation at the rate of 311% Timothy J. Cantrell, No. 561 Sixteenth street, Brooklyn, conductor. cents per hour, while employed, to commence June 29, 1907. Henry Heimann, No. 455 East Fifth street, clerk. From the Merchants' Union Ice Company (73151)—Requesting permission to Ernest F. Enck, No. 210 Cleveland street, Brooklyn, brass moulder. repair the ice bridge located on the bulkhead between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth Henry C. Fried, No. 383 East Sixteenth street, clerk. Michael Harris, No. 66 East One Hundred and Ninth street, cloth cutter. streets, North river. Permit granted, the work to be done under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief, and to be kept within existing lines. Winfield W. Robinson, No. 14 Sylvan Terrace, stenographer. From D. G. Morrison (73112)—Requesting permission to make repairs to the bulk- William G. Shepperd, No. 44 Lynch street, Brooklyn, book edge gilder. head near the foot of Harris avenue, Ravenswood, Borough of Queens. Permit Henry R. Bleier, No. 422 East Ninth street, Brooklyn, embosser. granted, the work to be done under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief, and James Joseph McKee, No. 258 West Twenty-ninth street, driver. to be kept within existing lines. August G. Kaltenmeier, No. 56 New York avenue, Clifton, marine plumber. From R. Gordon & Son (73165)—Requesting permission to make repairs, as re- George Beasley, No. 145 Albany, avenue, Brooklyn, motorman. quired, to their coal plant at One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, North river. Daniel Francis Sullivan, No. 256 Tenth avenue, driver. Permit granted, upon the usual terms, to continue until December 31, 1907, all work Frank Treglin, No. 503 Park street, pewter toys. to be done under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief, to whom at least twenty- Walter H. Greene, No. 261 East One Hundred and Forty-second street, painter. four hours' notice must be given prior to commencement of any work. Anthony Giamari, No. 127 Thompson street, driver. From the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company (73169)—Re- Harry Jos. Johnson, No. 253 Clinton street, driver. questing permission to make repairs, as required, to its Barclay, Christopher and West Emmett Ghigger,*, No. gg Barrow street, driver. Twenty-third street ferry terminals. Permit granted to continue until December 31, Joseph Palise, No. iog Central avenue, Brooklyn,guard. 1907, all work to be kept within existing lines, and to be done under the supervision William Myer, No. 792 Bergen street, brooklyn, clerk. James Owens, Edward avenue, Westchester, bricklayer. of the Engineer-in-Chief, to whom at least twenty-four hours' notice must be given Silas J. Patterson, No. 174 York street, Brooklyn, stoker. prior to the commencement of any work. Herbert J. Kavanagh, No. 208 West Sixty-ninth street, driver. From the Continental Asphalt Paving Company (73152)—Making application for Joseph A. Neary, No. 851 First avenue, bookkeeper. space back of the bulkhead between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, North river, Frank E. Weldon, No. 410 Madison street, clerk. to be used for the storage of pipes, etc., during the construction of high pressure fire •Thomas J. White, No. 428 West Thirty-seventh street, janitor. service at the locality. Denied. 10044 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1907.
From the American Dock and Trust Company (73150)—Calling attention to the From the Richmond Borough Realty Association (73080)—Complaining of the dangerous condition of the pavement on the easterly end of South street, adjacent to conditions existing on the Municipal ferry to Staten Island, owing to lack of police the Municipal ferry building, at St. George, Borough• of Richmond. Notified that the protection, and requesting action in the matter. Notified that the detailing of police pavement is now being repaired. on the ferryboats is under the jurisdiction of the Police Department. From William J. Saunders (73174)—Tendering his resignation from the position From the Cruikshank Company (73208)—Advising that General Howaid Carroll of Deckhand in this Department. Resignation accepted, to take effect as of June has requested them to state to the Department that his tenants of Pier (new) 7, North 2I, 1907. river, expect to take possession about July I, 1907, and as the northerly half of the property in front of the bulkhead will not be paved for some time, it is necessary that From the Engineer-in-Chief- temporary approaches• be placed. Advised that all work of improvement in the I (73191). Submitting report of work done under his charge and supervision for vicinity of Pier 7, North river, is doi e by the Department under orders from General the week ending June ic, 1907. Filed. Howard Carroll, and the request should therefore come from him. 2 (73189). Reporting That the work of furnishing and delivering sawed new oak From David H. Crum (73226)—Asking that out of the period of i6 weeks, during lumber under Class III. of Contract No. 1043, was commenced on June 24, 1907, by which he was absent on account of illness, from February 22 to June 22, 1907, pay be the Hirsch Lumber Company; and that the work of furnishing and delivering yellow allowed him as Saw Filer in the Department for a period of three weeks. Application pine piles under Class I. of Contract No. io66, was commenced on June 24, 1907, by J. granted. H. Burton & Co. Comptroller notified. From William F. Reardon (73200)—Tendering his resignation from the position of Deckhand in the Department. Resignation accepted. 3 (73190). Reporting that Richard J. Lawton, Dock Laborer, died on June 15, 1907. Name dropped from the list of employees. From John L. Maloy (73192)—Tendering his resignation from the position of Attendant in the Department. Resignation accepted. 4 (73188). Reporting that the work of furnishing and deliveringipes, fittings, valves, etc., under Class III. of Contract No. Io04, was completed on June 21, 1907, From the Engineer-in-Chief (73202)—Reporting that the work of furnishing and by the Manhattan Supply Company; that the work of furnishing and delivering sta- delivering anthracite coal under Contract No. 1062 was commenced on June 14, 1907, tionery and miscellaneous office supplies under Classes I. and II. of Contract No. io6i, by Howard S. Bowns, contractor. Comptroller notified. was commenced on June 2o, Igo7, by Gerry & Murray. Comptroller notified. The Engineer-in-Chief reported the following work superintended under Bureau 5 (73185). Submitting specifications and form of contract for laying a granite pavement upon a sand foundation on a portion of the newly made land, easterly of the orders: bulkhead wall, at Rector street section, North river. Ordered printed and advertised No. 5266. Placing of awning shelter on rear of bulkhead between Piers 31 and 32, as Contract No. 1093. North river, by New York City Railway Company. 6 (73185). Submitting specifications and form of contract for preparing for and re- No. 5234. Driving of fender piles and cutting of gangways in pier foot of Forty- pairing the asphalt pavement in the Borough of Manhattan, together with all the work fourth street, North river, by United States Transportation Company. incidental thereto. Ordered printed and advertised as Contract No. I094. No. 5207. Laying of water pipe to pier foot of Forty-fourth street, North river, 7 (72912). Recommending that Joseph H. Gallagher be promoted from the posi- by Stephen Ransom for United States Transportation Company. No. 5164. Repairing ice bridge, etc., and installation of electric equipment on tion of Dockbuilder to that of Foreman Dockbuilder. Municipal Civil Service Corn- pier foot of Forty-ninth street, North river, by Merchants' Union Ice Company. mission requested to authorize the change. 8. Reporting for collection claims under Bureau Orders, as follows: No. 5308. Cutting of two ramps on westerly side of Pier 9, East river, by Mun- B. O. 5189. $4.60, cost of taking up and relaying pavement and supervising repair- son Steamship Line. No. 5285. Construction of dumping board on pier foot of Twenty-first street, ing of leak in Edison service at approach to South Ferry for the New York Edison East river, by O'Brien Bros. Company. B. O. 5175. $12.68, cost of taking up and relaying pavement and supervising work No. 5180. Widening of pier foot of Broadway, Port Richmond, Borough of of laying electric conduit to Pier 9, East river, by New York Edison Company. Richmond, by National Lead Company, Jewett Works. B. O. 5176. $31.94, cost of taking up and relaying pavement and supervising making of water supply connection to Pier 9, East river, by Munson Steamship Com- In accordance with certification from the Municipal Civil Service Commission pany. (73282), the following were appointed to the position of Dock Laborer in this De- B. O. 4885. $5.25, cost of supervising work of repairing steam pipe on south line partment, with compensation at the rate of 31% cents per hour while employed: of Twentieth street, East river, by H. L. Herbert & Co. Thomas McMahon. Andrew Murphy. B. O. 5286. $4.6o, cost of cutting backing log on northerly side of pier foot of Jeremiah Sullivan. Eugene J. Donnelly. Bloomfield street, North river, for Peekskill and New York Passenger Line. Michael F. Coakley. Hiram L. Donnelly. B. O. 5190. $5.25, cost of supervising taking up and relaying asphalt pavement George McLoughlin. Robert E. Murphy. foot of Chambers street, North river, for construction of high tension subway, by Jacob Hiltbrand. Christopher H. Wiemann. Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company. Henry Euring. James J. Cullen. B. O. 510I. $10.50, cost of supervising work of opening asphalt pavement foot of Giuseppe Lotito. Charles Boehm. Twenty-second street, East river, and placing of water supply pipes thereat, by Edward Robert Kane. Patrick Boyle. J. McCabe. John Harkness. Thomas E. Powell. Amounts ordered collected from parties named. Edward Ward. Chas. F. Mulligan. From the Superintendent of Docks— Thomas J. Batewell. Herbert Forbell. I (73172). Reporting that on June 23, 1907, the steamer "William V. Wilson" William Law. Charles Wilson. was destroyed by fire, and recommending that the permit to the Monmouth Steamboat John Corcoran. John J. Collins. Company for the occupation of a berth at the outer end of the south side of Pier (new) Edward Earley. Charles M. Kennedy. 56, North river, be revoked. Permit revoked, to take effect as of June 22, 1907. William J. Dugan. James J. Murphy. 2 (93170). Reporting that the steamer "Greenport" vacated her berth at the Daniel Sullivan. John Burke. West Fifteenth street pier, North river, on June 16, 1907, and recommending that the Wm. J. Burke. John Saunders. permit to the Citizens Steamboat Company for the occupation of the berth be revoked. August F. Thiele. George F. Felter. Permit revoked, to take effect as of June 16, 1907. Daniel J. Brodie. William B. Quinlan. From the Superintendent of Ferries-.-- Thomas Hoey. Thomas F. Murray. I (73199). Recommending that the compensation of Louis Santos, Dock La- borer, be changed from $55 per month to 31/ cents per hour. Compensation changed The Municipal Civil Service Commission was requested (a) to authorize the as recommended. transfer of Thomas M. Platt from the position of Laborer in the office of the Presi- 2 (72782). Reporting need of the services of additional Financial Clerks in the dent of the Borough of Richmond to the position of Dock Laborer in this Department; Municipal ferry service. Municipal Civil Service Commission requested to furnish and (b) to authorize the reinstatement and reassignment of Andrew S. Dickson, eligible list. Plumber, who, on account of illness, has not worked since December 31, Igo6, and for 3 (73o92)• Reporting that on June II, 1907, a boy named Murray was crushed such absence was dropped from the list of employees on April 23, 1907. between the under side of the saloon deck of the ferryboat "Middletown" and the top of a wagon belonging to the Fuller Express Company while the wagon was boarding The Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity was requested to consent the boat. Filed. to the transfer of John Davis, Painter, to a similar position in this Department. From John J. Herrick, Mechanical Engineer— I (73057). Reporting that on June 9, 1907, Patrick Hogan, Marine Stoker, re- ported for duty in an intoxicated condition and that nothing has been heard from him The following Department orders were issued: since, and recommending that Hogan be dismissed. Hogan discharged as recom- mended. No. Issued To and For. Price. 2 (73056). Recommending that as Michael J. Hanley, Oiler, has not reported for duty since April 28, 1907, he be dismissed. Hanley discharged as recommended. The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund were requested to approve new plan 23330. Wm. P. Mitchell & Son, printing seventy-five copies of contract for the improvement of the waterfront around Mill Island, Jamaica Bay, south of for placing filling at Stapleton, S. I, per page ...... $2 Io Avenue U and between East Fifty-eighth and East Sixty-eighth streets, Borough of 23331. Wm. P. Mitchell & Son, printing seventy-five copies of contract for Brooklyn. placing filling at Thirty-ninth street, Brooklyn, per page...... 2 10 23332. Continental Asphalt Paving Company, repairing pavement at East A communication (73040) was received from the Whitestone Improvement As Nineteenth street pier, per square yard ...... 2 50 sociation requesting a hearing before the Commissioner of Docks on the subject of the 23333. Mutual Towel Supply Company, toilet supply for July, 1907, Engi- proposed Municipal ferry between Whitestone and The Bronx Borough. Notified that neer's offices ...... .. ...... .... .... 18 oo the matter is under consideration by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. 23334. United States Frame and Picture Company, two dozen picture frames ...... 5 76 The Corporation Counsel was requested to prepare forms of public notices to be published in the CITY REcoxu in order that the initial steps may be taken to acquire, J. W. SAVAGE, Secretary. in accordance with chapter 372 of the Laws of 1907, certain property between Mont- gomery and East Fourteenth streets, on the East river, and also to furnish any in- New York, June 27, 1907. formation that may be deemed essential as to the methods to be pursued by this De- partment the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, and the Commissioners of the The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as noted, Sinking F'und in connection therewith. to wit: From the Municipal Civil Service Commission— The Municipal Civil Service Commission was requested to authorize the transfer I (73256). Submitting list of persons eligible for appointment to the position of of William Mulvaney from the position of Marine Stoker to that of Water Tender Ship Carpenter. Charles McGuiness appointed to the position with compensation at in this Department. the rate of 50 cents per hour while employed. J. W. SAVAGE, Secretary. 2 (73108). Authorizing the transfer of James J. Burke from the position of Dock Laborer to that of Stoker in this Department. Burke changed to Stoker, with New York, June 26, 1907. compensation at the rate of 43M cents per hour, while employed, to commence June The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as noted, 29, 1907• to wit: 3(73037) . Returning efficiency records of employees who recently took pro- From Daniel Norton (72232)—Requesting permission to use and occupy bulkhead motion examinations in this Department, and requesting that same be marked on a beginning at a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of Pier 48, North river, and progressive basis, instead of each employee receiving a mark of "Far above the extending southerly therefrom a distance of no feet, with privilege of maintaining average." Records returned, with the statement that in the opinion of this Depart- ice bridge, office platform, scales and electric hoist thereon. Privilege granted, to con- ment the markings are correct. tinue during the pleasure of the Commissioner until April 3o, 1908, compensation to From the Board of Education (73223)—Requesting that free passes over the be at the rate of $3,300 per annum, payable quarterly in advance to the Cashier, struc- Municipal ferry be issued to the Board for the use of kindergartners and the children tures to be erected under supervision of Engineer-in-Chief. under their care. Advised that the Department is only authorized to issue passes to From the Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York (73204)—Requesting permis- City employees on official business. sion to make general repairs to ferry property occupied by the company, from time From the Brazilian Consulate General (73218)—Requesting information in re- to time as required. Permit granted, to continue until December 31, 19o7, all work lation to the docks of New York City and Brooklyn. Copy of Department's rules to be kept within existing lines and to be done under the supervision of the Engineer- and regulations, together with copy of annual report, furnished. in-Chief, to whom at least 24 hours' notice must be given prior to the commencement From Michael Egan (73214)—Requesting permission to dredge under dumping of any work. board foot of West Thirty-ninth street, North river. Permit granted, the work to From Henry Clay Peters, Alderman (73207)—Requesting, on behalf of the be done under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief. Committee on Docks and Ferries of the Board of Aldermen, figures covering an From James Monahan (73251)—Requesting permission to maintain a swimming estimated valuation of the East river ferry properties. Advised that the Department bath during the summer season of 1907, at the inner end of the south side of pier has no figures covering the estimated valuation, but has in preparation an approximate near the foot of West Fourteenth street, North river. Privilege granted, during the estimate as to the cost, which will be forwarded as soon as completed. pleasure of the Commissioner, compensation to be at the rate of $4 per day, payable
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1907. THE CITY RECORD. i 0045 .rr at the end of each week to the Dockmaster, bath to be located under the supervision Harris Davis, Secretary, Room 6, Basement, Hall of Records. Chambers and Centre streets. of the Engineer-in-Chief. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. From B. Bernstein (73io4)-Requesting permission to maintain a stand for the to I1 M. sale of newspapers outside the ferry house foot of West One Hundred and Thirtieth Telephone, 3900 Worth. street, North river. Privilege granted, compensation to be at the rate of $2 per month, payable monthly in advance to the Dockmaster, privilege to continue during ART COMMISSION. the pleasure of the Commissioner until April 30, 1908. City Hall, Room 21. From the New York Steamboat Company (72447)-Requesting permission to land Telephone call, rlg7 Cortlandt. Robert W. de Forest, President; - a small steamer at the recreation pier foot of East Twenty-fourth street, East river, Vice-President; Howard Mansfield, Secretaryi A. for the purpose of carrying excursionists around Manhattan Island. Privilege granted,. Augustus Healy, President of the Brooklyn Institute to continue during the pleasure of the Commissioner until April 30, 1908, compensa- of Arts and Sciences; George B. McClellan Mayor o: The City of New York J. Pierpont Morgan , tion to be at the rate of $5 per day, payable n.t the end of each week to the Dock- President of Metropolitan 'Museum of Art; John master. Bigelow President of New York Public Library; F D. 'Millet, Painter; John. Boyle Sculptor; From E. E. Olcott (73168)-Requesting berth for the steamer "Hendrick Hudson" Arnold W. Brunner, Architect; John B. l me. on the south side of the West Fiftieth street pier, North river, for the nights of Jufy John Quincy Adams, Assistant Secretary. 4 and 5, 1907. Answered that berth will be reserved at regular wharfage rates. From Noble, Jackson & Hubbard (73225)-Stating that on May II, 1907, their BELLEVUE AND ALLIED HOSPITALS. client, Cornelius Herlihy, was injured, while crossing Battery place, by one of the automobiles of this Department, and asking whether some arrangement can be made CHANGES IN DEPARTMENTS, ETC. Office Bellevue Hospital. Telephone 4400 Madison Square. whereby their client's claim for damages may be settled. Advised that all claims Board of l'rustees-Dr, John W. Brannan Presi- must be presented to the Comptroller. BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY. dent; James K. Paulding, Secretary; Arden iA. Rob- bins Samuel Sachs, Leopold Stem Theodore E. From McDougall Hawkes (73235)-Transmitting copy of opinion given by him September 28-At the meeting of the Tac(C, Myles Tierney, Robert W. Heb~ierd ex-officio. with reference to the 12gality of the construction of temporary extension of existing Board held September 25, 1907, the follow- General Medical Superintendent, S. T. Armstrong, platform, and of the temporary extension of the existing driveway between Piers 45 ing action was taken: M. D. and 46, North river, under a permit from the Commissioner of Docks, and requesting The following resignations were accept- to be furnished with information as to the views of the Commissioner in relation ed: BOARD OF ALDERMEN. thereto. Information furnished. John Schmidt, Laborer, September Iz. No. Ir City Hall, an a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays From the New Jersey Sign Advertising Company (72975)-Requesting permission Herbert C. Ellis, Rodman, September 21. [o a. m. to 57 m. Telephone, 756o Cortlandt. to place a board advertising sign at St. George, Borough of Richmond, adjoining Donald V. Williamson, Laborer, Septetn- Patrick F. McGowan, President. the ferry terminal. Denied. ber 2I. P. J. Scully, City Clerk. From the Cunard Steamship Company, Ltd. (73213)-Requesting that the lease Eugene L. Grunsky, Laborer, September to the company of the inner 497 feet of Pier (new) ,r,3, North river, be not commenced 2I. BOARD OF ASSESSORS. until the lease of the outer 328 feet of the pier to T. G. & W. R. Patten terminates, Alton B. Monroe, Laborer, September 7. Office, No. 3so Broadway, q a. m. to 4 p. m.; Satur- and the company takes possession of the entire pier; also that the clause with refer- The services of the following men were days, 12 M. dispensed with on account of absence from Antonio Zucca. ence to repairs or painting being made within ten days after notice, or the lease will Paul Weimann. be subject to cancellation, be omitted from said lease. Filed, the communication duty without leave for a period of five James H. Kennedy. having been answered by telephone. days: William H. Jasper, Secretary. From the Engineer-in-Chief (73274)-Submitting plans, specifications and form William H. Bonestell, Laborer, immedi- Telephone, 29, 3o and 31 Worth. of contract for building a pier between Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets, Borough ately. of Brooklyn. Ordered printed and advertised as Contract No. 1095. Richard C. H. Thompson, Laborer, im- BOARD OF ELECTIONS. From the Superintendent of Ferries (73264)-Recommending that William J. mediately. Headquarters, General Office, No. Io7 West Forty Charles M. Conover, Laborer, was pro- first street. Chambers and John E. Allen, Quartermasters, be promoted to the position of Cap- Commissioners - John T. Dooling (President) tain. Compensation of Chambers and Allen fixed at the rate of $i6o per month, to moted from $2 per diem to $2.50 per diem, Charles B. Page (Secretary), John Maguire, Rudolph commence July t, 1907, and given the office title of Captain. to take effect immediately. C. Fuller. The minutes of the meeting held Sep- A. C. Allen, Chief Clerk. tember 18, 1907, were amended so that the BOROUGH OFFICES. Contract No. 1075, for repairing Municipal ferryboats or other floating property resignation of William Pyne, Rodman, be Manhattan. of the Department, bids for which were received and opened May 21, 1907, was accepted to take effect September 21, 19o7, No. In West Forty-second street. awarded to the lowest bidder, James Shewan & Sons, subject to the approval of the instead of September 30, 1907. William C. Baxter, Chief Clerk, Title Guarantee and Surety Company, as surety, by the Comptroller. The Bronx, DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and Mott avenue (Solingen Building). Boroughs of Manhattan and Richmond. Cornelius A. Banner, Chief Clerk, A communication (73220) was received from the Norwich and New York Pro- September 30- Brooklyn, peller Company requesting a lease of Pier (new) 16, East river, when vacated by the Appointed. Mallory line, and the company was notified that the Commissioner is not prepared to No. 42 Court street (Temple Bar Building). September 27, 1907, Harry H. Schutte, George Russell, Chief Clerk, take up the matter at the present time. Stenographer and Typewriter, No. 539 Queens. Dean street, Brooklyn, goo per annum. No. 46_ Jackson avenue, Long Island City. September 27, 1907, T. F. Murphy, horse Carl Voegel, Chief Clerk. The Municipal Civil Service Commission (73291) was requested to authorize and cart, No. 70 East Eighty-fifth street. the employment of James O'Neill as Legislative Agent for this Department. September 28, 1907, Joseph Murphy, Richmond. J. W. SAVAGE, Secretary. horse and cart, No. 47 Eighth avenue. Borough Hall, New Brighton, S. I. Transferred from Department of Docks Alexander M. Ross, Chief Clerk. All offices open from 9 a. m, to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, and Ferries, September 30, 1907, Hannah 9 a. M. to I7 m. Buggie, Cleaner, No. 26 Rose street. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Transferred from Department of Parks, The Bronx, September 30, 1907, Be;ijamin BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR- Eysler, Driver, No. i6o West One Hundred TIONMENT. In accordance with the provisions of section 1546, chapter 378, Laws of 1897, as and Twenty-seventh street. The Mayor, Chairman; the Comptroller, President amended by chapter 466, Laws of 1901, section 383, I transmit the following report Discharged, Samuel Lally, horse and of the Board of Aldermen, President of the Borough of the transactions of this office for the week ending September 18, Igo7, exclusive of of Manhattan, President of the Borough of Brooklyn cart, No. 364 West Eleventh street. President of the Borough of The Bronx, Presideni Bureau of Buildings: . of the Borough of Queens, President of the Borough Permits Issued. of Richmond. Sewer connections and repairs...... 35 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. Water connections and repairs ...... 52 No. a Broadway. Room 1406. Telephone, sa8o Laying gas mains and repairs ...... 52 TATEMENT OF THE HOURS DURING Worth. Placing building material on public highway...... 16 which the Public Offices in the City are open Joseph Haag, Secretary; William M, Lawrence, Crossing sidewalk with team ...... or business and at which the Courts regularly open Assistant Secretary. Charles V. Adee, Clerk to 7 and adjourn, as well as the places where such offices Board. Constructing vault ...... are kept and such Courts are held, together with the Constructing subways ...... 2 heads of Departments and Courts. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER. Miscellaneous permits ...... 67 Nelson P. Lewis Chief Engineer No. 277 Broad- way, Room I4o8. telephone, 2281 *orth. Arthur S. Tuttle, Engineer in charge Division of CITY OFFICES. Public Improvements, Na. 277 Broadway, Room 14o8. Total ...... 232 Telephone, 2281 Worth. Harry P. Nichols, Engineer in charge Division of MAYOR'S OFFICE? Franchises, No. sly Broadway, Room Sot. Tele- Number of permits renewed ...... 92 phone, z28s Worth. No. 5 City Hall, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9a.m.toasm. Telephone, 8oao Cortlandt. Money Received for Permits. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, Mayor. BOARD OF EXAMINERS. Sewer connections ...... ...... Frank M. O'Brien, Secretary. Rooms 6027 and 6os8 Metropolitan Building, No. I $370 56 William A. Willis, Executive Secretary. Madison avenue, Borough of Manhattan, 9 a. m. to Restoring and repaving streets ...... 293 00 ames A. Rierdon, Chief Clerk and Bond and 4 p m.; Saturdays 9 a. m. to I2 m. Vaultprivileges ...... io6 91 Warrant Clerk. Telephone, 5840 Gramercy. Warren A. Conover, Charles Buek, Lewis Hard. BUREAU OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. lug, Charles G. Smith, Edward F. Croker, Henry R Total deposited with the City Chamberlain ...... $770 47 Marshall and George A. Just, Chairman. Room y, City Hall, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.: Saturdays, Edward V. Barton, Clerk. 9a.m.toasDi. Board meeting every Tuesday at z p. in. Telephone, Saco Cortlandt. Laboring Force Employed During the Week Ending September 14, 1907. Patrick Derry, Chief of Bureau. BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESS- Bureau of Highways- MENTS, Foremen...... 48 BUREAU OF LICENSES. to 4 p. m.,• Saturdays, q a. m. to Is m Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. Assistant Foremen ...... 44 Francis K. Pendleton, Corporation Counsel. Teams ...... 107 iohn P. Corr gan, Chief of Bureau Lawson Purdy, President of the Department of Carts ...... 19 Principal Office, Room I City Hall. Gaetano Tams and Assessments. D'Amato Deputy Chief, oroughs of Manhattan Henry J. Storrs, Chief Clerk, Finance Depart. Inspectors ...... 15 and The Bronx. ment No. 280 Broadway . Mechanics...... 6c Branch Office, Room I2, Borough Hall, Brooklyn, Telephone, 1200 Worth. Laborers...... 621 Daniel J. Griffin, Deputy Chief, Borough of Brook- Drivers...... 2I 1~Branch Office, Richmond Borough Hall, Room 23 BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY, New Brighton, S. I.; William R. Woelfle, Financial Office No. 299 Broadway. Clerk, Borough of Richmond. ) Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick, Total ...... 940 Branch Office Hackett Building, Long Island Charles A. Shaw, Commissioners. City, Borough of Queens. Thomas Hassett, Secretary. Bureau of Sewers- J. Waldo Smith, Chief Engineer Foremen...... 6 AQ1J DUCT COMMISSIONERS. Assistant Foremen ...... 15 Room soy, No. sso Broadway, 5th floor, 9 a. in. to COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS. Carts ...... 24 Q Rooms 114 and IIg Stewart Building, s8o Broad- Inspector...... I 4 Telephone, 1945 Worth. way,9a.m.to4p.In. The Mayor the Comptroller, ex-officio, Commis- Telephone 4315 Worth. Mechanics 4 sioners John .Cowan (President) William H. Ten ,John Purioy Mitchel, Commis- Laborers...... io8 Eyck John I. Ryan and John P. rWindolph; Harry sioners. Drivers...... 9 W. %$ilIrer, Secretary; Walter H. Sears, Chief En- gineer. CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAGE Total ...... 167 COMMISSION. ARMORY BOARD. TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH WARDS. Mayor George B. McClellan, the President of Office of the Commission, Room 138 No s8o Respectfully, the Board of Aldermen, Patrick F. McGowan, Broadway (Stewart Building), Borough o{-Manbat- Brigadier-General James McLeer, Br~' pdier-General tan, New York City. LOUIS F. HAFFEN, George Moore Smith the President of the Depart- Commissioners-William E. Stillings, George C. President of the Borough of The Bronx. ment of Taxes and Assessments, Lawson Purdy. Norton, Oscar S. Bailey. 1oo46 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, Igo.
Lamont McLoughlin, Clerk. MAIN DIVISION. Telephone, sot Plaza. son Alfred W. Booraem, William H. K Thomas Regular advertised meetings on Monday, Wednes- Michael J Kennely, Commissioner of Parks for F. day and Friday of each week at s o'clock p.m. H. J. Storrs, Chief Clerk, Room is. the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. Charlesn M~tyyre, Royal E. T. R~~ggs Solon Offices, Litcbfield Mansion, Prospect Park, Brook- Berrick, T Gabriel Britt, Joll i. Syuier William J. BOOKKEEPING AND AWARDS DIVISION. Clarke Francis J. Byrne, Francis 7? McQuade, Frank W. Smith, Chief Accountant and Book- 1~Telephone. s3oo South. John W. Goff, Jr. Leonce Fuller, Charles W. CITY CLERK AND CLERK OF THE keeper, Room 8. Joseph I. Berry, Commissioner of Parks for the Miller, I. Townsend Burden, Jr.William H. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Borough of The Bronx. Doherty, Francis Martin, Frank E . Smith, Henry City Hall, Rooms II, rs; 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Sat- STOCK AND BOND DIVISION. Office, Zbrowski Mansion, Claremont Park W. Mayo. urdays, lo a. m. to Is m. James J. Sullivan, Chief Stock and Bond Clerk, Office hours, 9 a. m, to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, Is m. Secretary to the Corporation Counsel—Law- Telephone, yjto Cortlandt. Room 85. Telephone, 998 Tremont. rason Riggs Jr. J. Scully, City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Chief Cleric—Andrew T. Campbell. A P. BUREAU OF AUDIT—MAIN DIVISION, BROOKLYN OFFICE. Joseph P. First Deputy City P. H. Quinn, Chief Auditor of Accounts, Room 27. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. Michaell V..B ke, _ kpa W Boardk of Borough Hail, ad floor, 9 a. in. to 4 p. m., Satan. LAW AND ADJUSTMENT DIVISION. CENTRAL OFFICE. days 9a.m.to12m, Joseph . Sculley Clerk, Borough of Brooklyn. Telephone a 8 Main. Jeremiah T. Mahoney, Auditor of Accounts, Foot of East Twenty-sixth street, 9 a. m. to 4 p, m James D. Bell, Assistant in charge. Thomas J. McCabe, Deputy City Clerk, Borough Room 185. Saturdays, is m. of The Bronx. 33S BUREAU OF STREET OPENINGS. William R. Zimmerman, Deputy City Clerk, Bor- Telephone, o Madison Square. BUREAU OF MUNICIPAL INVESTIGATION AND Robert W. Hebberd Communioner. No. go West Broadway, 9 a. in. to 4 p, in hater- ough ofh Queens. Richard C. Baker, First Deputy Commissioner. Joseph P Deputy City Clerk, Borough STATISTICS. days 9 a. M. to Is M. Charles S. Hervey, Supervising Statistician and James J. McInerney, Second Deyuty Commis• Telephone, 81go Cortlandt. of . 'may, sioner for Brooklyn and Queens, 1Vos. 327 to 33, John P. Dunn, Assistant in charge. r..~r Examiner, Room r80. Schermerhorn street. Brooklyn. BUREAU FOR THE RECOVERY OF PENALTIES. CITY RECORD OFFICE. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS DIVISION. J. McKee Borden, Secretary. Plans and Specifications Contracts, Proposals and No. Ilq Nassau street, 9 R. in. to 4 P. m.; Satur- BUREAU OF PRINTING, STATIONERY AND Daniel C. Potter, Chief Examiner of Accounts of Estimates for Work and dhatmalu#or Building, Re- days 9a.m.toism. BLANK BOOKS. Institutions, Room 38. pairs and Supplies, Bills and Accounts, 9 a. m. to 4 Telephone, 4526 Cortlandt. Supervisor's Office, Park Row Building, No. sI p. m. Saturdays, Ism. Herman Stiefel, Assistant in charge. Park Row. Entrance, Room 8o7, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. OFFICE OF THE CITY PAYMASTER. Bureau of Dependent Adults, foot of East Twenty- Saturdays, o a. m. to Is~. No. 8g Chambers street and No. 65 Reade street. sixth street. Office hours, 8.3o a. m, to 4 p. m, BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ARREARS OF Telephone, i5o5 an1506 Crtlandt. Supply John H. Ti.., City Paymaster The Children's Bureau, No. 66 Third avenue. PERSONAL TAXES. Room, No.s City Hall. Office hours. S.3o a. in. to 4 p. m. No. slo Broadway, 5th floor. Office hours for pub- Patrick J Tracy. c—;.ORenry McMillen, ENGINEERING DIVISION. Jeremiah Connelly Superintendent for Richmond lic 9 a. m. to 4 p m.• Saturdays, 9 a. m. to Is m. Deputy Supervisor; C.Kemt Secretary. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway, Borough, Borough Hall, St. George, Staten Island. Telephone, 4585 Worth. Chandler Withington, Chief Engineer, Room 55. Geo. O'Reilly. Assistant in charge. COMMISSIONER OF LICENSES. DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING. TENEMENT HOUSE BUREAU AND BUREAU OF Office, No. a Broadway. Nos. 13 to sl Park row, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. BUILDINGS. John N. Bogart Commissioner. Thomas F. Byrnes, Mortimer J. Brown, Apprafs- Telephone, 3863 Cortlandt. No. 44 East Twenty-third street, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in. James P. Acchi,ald. Deputy Commissioner. ers of Real Estate, Room 15y. Waiter Bensel M. D., Commissioner. Saturdays, 9 a. m, to 12 M. John J. Caldwell, Secretary. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAKES. William H. Edwards, Deputy Commissioner. Telephone 1961 Gramercy. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. rn. -John J. O'Brien, Chief Clerk. John P. O'Brien. Assistant in charge. to ra m. Borough of Manhattan—Stewart Building, Room Telephone, slab Worth. O. David E. Austen, Receiver of Taxes. METROPOLITAN. SEWERAGE COMMIS- John J McDonough and William H. Loughran, DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND. Deputy Receivers of Taxes. SION. Borough of The Bronx—Municipal Building, Third ASSESSMENTS. Office No 17 Battery Place, Daniel Lewis, Pres- George B. McClellan, Mayor, Chairman • Herman and Tremont avenues. Hall of Records, corner of Chambers and Centre ident, dlin H. Landreth, George . Soper, Andrew A. Metz, Comptroller• James J. Martin, thamber- John B. Underhill and Stephen A. Nugent, Dep- streets. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays Provost, Jr., Secretary, James H Fuentes, lain • Patrick F. McGowan, President of the Board uty Receivers of Taxes. 9 a. m. to 12 m. Cssioners.ommi of Aldermen and John R. Davies, Chairman Finance Borough of Brooklyn—Municipal Building, Rooms Commissioners Lawson Purdy, President, Frank Telephone, 1694 Rector. Committee, hoard of Aldermen, Members; N. Tay Raymond Nicholas Muller, James H. Tully, Charles for Phillips Deputy Comptroller, Secretary. ames B. Bouck and John F. Regan, Deputy Re- Putzel, Thomas L. Hamilton, Hugh J. Hastings. Office of ecretary,Room Is, Stewart Building. ceiversJ of Taxes. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE Telephone,lsoo North, Borough of Queens—Hackett Building, Jackson COMMISSION. avenue and Fifth street, Long Island City. DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY, No. 299 Broadway, 9 a. m. to 4 P. m• George H. Creed and Mason O. Smedley, Deputy William F. Baker, R. Ross Appleton, Frank L. DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES. Receivers of Taxes. GAS AND ELECTRICITY. Pole. Nos. r3-s1 Park Row. Borough of Richmond—Borough Hall, St. George, Nos. 13 to sI Park row, 9 a. m. to 4 p m. Frank A. Spencer, Secretary. esWS Commi New Brighton. Telephones, Manhattan, 85so Cortdcndt; Brook- n H, Little, Deputy Commissioner. John De Morgan and F. Wilsey Owen, Deputy lyn 398o Main' Queens, 439 Greenpoint; Richmond, Labor Bureau. E. Sch' , Secretary. Receivers of Taxes. 94 Tompkinsville; Bronx, 62 Tremont. No. 51 Lafayette street (old No. 61 Elm street). e flours, 9 a. m. to 4 p, m. Tohn H O'Brien Commissioner. Telephone, s14o Worth. J BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS Frank j. Goodwin, Deputy Commissioner. Saturdays, 9 a. in. to is m. Telephone,bo8o Cortlandt. • AND ARREARS, John F. Garvev. Secretary to Department. Borough of Manhattan—Stewart Building, Room I. M. de Verona Chief Engineer. MUNICIPAL EXPLOSIVES COMMISSION. 81. George W. Birisall, Consulting Hydraulic Engi- Nos. 157 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Head- DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. Daniel Moynahan, Collector of Assessments and neer. quarters Fire Department, Arrears. George F. Sever. Consult' Electrical Engineer, Hugh Bonner, Deputy Fire Commissioner and CENTRAL OFFICE. Richard E. Weldon, Deputy Collector of Assess- Charles F. Lacombe, Chief Engineer of Light and Chairman- William Montgomery, John Sherry, C. No. 148 East Twentieth street. Office hours from ments and Arrears. Power. Andrade, Jr. Abram A. Breneman. 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to Is m. Borough of The Bronx—Municipal Building, Michael C. Padden, Water Register, Manhattan. Franz S. l oil, Secretary, No. 157 East Sixty- Telephone, ro47 Gramercy. Rooms 1-3. William A. Hawley, Secretary to Commissioner. seventh street. John V. Coggey, Commissioner. James J.Donovan, jr., Deputy Collector of As- William C. Cozier, Deputy Commissioner Bor- Stated meetings Tuesday of each week, at 3 P. m George W. Meyer, Deputy Commissioner. sessments and Arrears, ough of Brooklyn, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. Telephone, 64o Illaza. John B. Fitzgerald, Secretary. Borough of Brooklyn—Mechanics' Bank Building John W. McKay, Acting Chief Engineer, Brook- comer Court and Montague streets. William E. Melody, Deputy Collector of Assess- 1William R. McGuire, Water Register, Brooklyn, POLICE DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND ments and Arrears. Michael Hecht, Deputy Commissioner, Borough FERRIES. Borough of Queens—Hackett Building, Jackson of The Bronx, Crotona Park Building, One Hundred CENTRAL OFFICE. avenue and Fifth street Long Island City. and Seventy-seventh street and Third avenue. No. Sao Mulberry street, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in. Pier "A;' N. R. Battery place. Patrick E. Leahy, 15eputy Collector of Assess- Thomas M. Lynch Water Register, The Bronx. Telephone 3100 5pring, Telephone, Moo Hector. ments and Arrears. Charles C. Wheel, Deputy Commissioner Bor- Theodore A Bingham, Commissioner, John A. Bonsai, Commissioner. Borough of Richmond—St. George, New Brighton. ough of Queens, Hackett Building, Long island Arthur 1. O'Keeffe First Deputy Commissioner. Denis Deputy Commissioner. George Brand, Deputy Collector of Assessments City . Frederick H. Bngaer, Second Deputy Commis- Joseph W. Savage, and Arrears. Charles J McCormack, Deputy Commissioner sioner. Office hours, 9 a. in. to 4 P. in.; Saturdays, is M. Borough of Richmond, Borough Hall, St. George, Bert Hanson, Third Deputy Commissioner. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF CITY REVENUE S. I. Daniel G. Slattery Secretary to Commissioner. AND OF MARKETS. John W. McKay, Acting Chief Engineer, Bor William H. Kipp, thief Clerk. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway ough of Richmond, Borough Hall, St. George, S.I. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Room 14c. Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, Borough of John M Gray Collector of City Revenue and PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. Manhattan, 9 a.m. to 5 p. m. (in the mouth of August, Superintendent of' Markets. EXAMINING BOARD OF PLUMBERS. The Public Service Commission for the First Dis- 9 a. m, to 4 P• m.) Saturdays, 9 a. m. to Is m. James H. Baldwin, Deputy Superintendent of Robert McCabe President; John J. Moore Secre- trict, Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau Street, Telephone, ;48o Plaza. Markets. tary; John Todd, Treasurer; ax-officio, Horace Manhattan. Richard H. Adams, Richard B. Aldcroftt, Jr David O'Brien, Deputy Collector of City Revenue Loomis and Matthew E. Healy. Office hours, 8 a. m. to xi p m. every day in the Grosvenor H. Backus, Nicholas J. Barrett, Joseph Rooms 14, 15 and 16 Aldrich Building, Nos. 149 year. including holidays and Sundays. E. Cosgrove, Francis P. Cunnion. Thomas M. BUREAU OF THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN. and 5z Church street. Public meetings of the Commission every day at Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway Office open during business hours every day in the Io:3o a. m. in the Public Hearing Room of the Com- Rooms 63 to 67. year except legal holidays. Examinations are held mission, thud floor of the Tribune Building, unless James J. Martin, City Chamberlain. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday after I p. in. otherwise ordered. JJohn Ii. Campbell, Deputy Chamberlain. Commissioners, William R. Willcox, Chairman; +uis Haupt M,' D: Thomas J. Higgins, William McCarroll, Edward M. Bassett, Milo R. rollick, Caaries H. Ingalls, Nathan S. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Maltbie, John E. Eustis. Counsel, Abel E. ugo Kanzler John C. Kelley, Ahick H. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Office hours for all, except where otherwise noted, Blackmar. Secretary Travis H. Whitney. ement Mardi Mitchell May. Dennis J. from 9 a. m, to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, is m. Telephone, 4150 Beekman. dd, M. D.; Thomas J. O'Donohue, Frank Southwest comer of Fifty-fifth street and Sixth dge George E. Payne, George W. Schaedle avenue, Borough of Manhattan, 9 a. m to p m. HEADQUARTERS. ,. Sherman, ALraham Stern, M. Samuel Burial Permit and Contagious Disease Offices all TENEMENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT. ornelius J. Sullivan, Rupert B.' Thomas, ways open. Nos. I57 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Man- Thompson, George A. Vandenhoff, John Telephone 4900 Columbus. hattan. Manhattan Office No. 44 East Twenty-third street. r Wiliam N. Wilier,ge Frank D. Whey,, Thomas Darlington, M. D., Commissioner of Telephone, 1230 Plaza, Manhattan; s356 Main. Telephone, 5331 dramercy. Brooklyn. Edmond J. Butler, Commissioner. of Wingate,E rt Health and President. Francis J. Lantry, Commissioner. the Board. (Three vacancies). °P•Jr Alvah H. Doty, M. D., Theodore A. Bingham, Harry G. Darwin, First Deputy Commissioner. Commissioners. Hugh Bonner Deputy Commissioner. Brooklyn Office (Boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens 1 L. Winthrop, Jr.. President. Charles C. Wise Deputy Commissioner, Boroughs and Richmond), Temple Bar Building, No. 44 Eugene W. Scheffer Secretary. of Brooklvn and Quee Herman M. Biggs, bf. D., General Medical Officer. ns. Court street. James McC. Miller. Chief Clerk. Alfred M. Downes, Secretary-, Michael J. Healion, Telephone. 3825 Main. Secretary to the Commissioner; George F. Dobson, John McKeown, Second Deputy Commissioner. C. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent of School Build- , Sanitary Superintendent. Jr.,. Secretary to the Deputy Commissioner, Bor. in's. William H. Guilfoy, M. D., Registrar of Records. bronz Office, Nos. s8o4, slob and aloS Third eve Patrickjones, Superintendent of School Sappties. nue. Borough of Manhattan. Telephone, Melrose. In William B. Calvert. Superintendent. Thoommas A. Dillon,,,Chief Clerk. Alonzo Blauvelt, M. D., Assistant SanitarySuper- ch intendent, George A. Roberts, Assistant Chief Clerk. Willf ao Combustibles, Claude G. Leland, Snpezint of Lime. Charles J. Burke, Si. D., Assistant Registrar of Nos. ISq s street, Man- Records. BOROUGH OFFICES. BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENTS. Franz S. Wolf, Inspector of Combustibles Bor- William H. Maxwell, City Superintendent of Borough of The Bronx, No. 3731 Third avenue. oughs of Brooklyn and Queens, Nos. 365 and 3v/ Jay Schools, and George S. Davis, Andrew W. Edson Charles F. Spencer, M. D., Acting Assistant San- street, Brooklyn. Telephone, 35so Main. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Clarence E. Meleney Thomas S. O'Brien, Edward itary Superintendent ; Ambrose Lee, Jr., Assistant Peter Seery, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of Manhat- Office of the President, corner Third avenue and B. Shallow, Edward L. Stevens, Gustave Strauben- Chief Clerk • Arthur J. O'Leary, M. D., Assistant tan. The Bronx and Richmond. One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street; 9 a. in. to muBer, John H. Walsh, Associate City Superinten- Registrar of Records. William L. Beers, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of dents. - Brooklyn and Queens. 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to Is m. Andrew P. Martin, Inspector in charge of Fire DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS. Borough of Brooklyn, Nos. 38 and 4o Clinton street Alarm Telegraph Bureau. Traverse R. Maxfield M. D., Assistant Sanitary Darwin L. Bard William A.n Camwpybeer~}John William T. Bin, Chief of Battalion in charge J. Stumps; Assistant Commissioner of Public I. EEd~saa~r~ina. John. Davis, Pdwarrd D. Farr Superintendent; Alfred IP. Metcalfe, Assistant Chief Bureau of Violations and Auxiliary Fire Appliances, M. Sell Clerk S. J. Byrne, M. D., Assistant Registrar of Boroughs of Manhattan, The Bronx and Richmond, A. BBriggs, Chief Engineer, Cornelius U. Franklin, John Griffin, M. D.; John H. Records. Nos. 157 and1 159 East Sixty-seventh street Manhat- rick G Principal Assistant Tops. Hansen John L. N. Hunt, Henry W. Jameson, tan. t, ooldyaand Queens, Noa. 365 and 367 Jay 11 Engineer. fee, Chunks W. Lyon James J. MCCabe, Borough of Queens, Nos. ss and 394 Fulton street Broo es H. Graham. Engineer of Sewers. WWilliilliamam J. O'Shea. Julia Richman Alfred T. Jamaica. Central Office open at all hours. Schein , Albert Shiels, Edgar Dubs Shinnx, Seth John P. Moore, M. D. Sanitary Super- T. Stewart Edward W. Stitt Grace C. Strachan, intendent ; George R. Crowly Assistant Chief Clerk• LAW DEPARTMENT. Joseph S. 7:aylor, Evangeline A. Whitney. Robert Campbell, M. D., Assistant Registrar o~ of OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL. BOARD OF EXAMINERS. Hall of Records, Chambers and Centre streets, Martin Geiszler Superintendent of Highways. William H. Maxwell City Superintendent of Borough of Richmond, Nos. 54 and 56 Water street 6th, qth and 8th floors, 9 a, m. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, Albert H. Lieieaaa, Superintendent of Public Schools, and James C. Byrnes, Walter L. Hervey Stapleton, Staten Island. 9 a. M. to Is m. Buildings and Offices. Jerome A. O'Connell, George J. Smith, Examiners. John T. Sprague, M.D., Assistant Sanitary Super- Telephone, 66 Tremont. intendent ; Charles E. Hoyer Assistant Chief Clerk • Pendleton, Corporation Counsel. J. Walter Wood, M. D., Assistant Registrar oI — Theodore Cormoly, George L. Records. ales D. Olendorf, James T. Malone, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. "oleman, William P. Burr, John President's Office, Nos. IS and 16 Borough Hall, Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway Terence Farley Franklin Chase 9 a. in. to p. m.• Saturdays, 9 a. in. to is in. 9 a. m. to4p.m.; Saturdays, 9a.m.toIsin. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. nelus F. Collins, Edwin i Bird S. Coldr, President, Telephone, ho Worth. John C. Breclrinrid¢e. Louis H. Charles Frederick Adams, Secretary. Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. Samuel Parsons, Jr., Acting Commissioner of John A. Heffernan Private Secret John H. McCooey and N. Taylor Phillips, Deputy Parks for the Boroughs of Manhattan and Rich- Desmond Duane, Commissioner of Public Works, Comptrollers. mond, and President Park Board. David F. Moore, Superintendent of Buildings. Hubert L. Smith, Assistant Deputy Comptroller. M. F. Loughman Secretary. Thomas R. Farrell, Superintendent of the Bureau Oliver E. Stanton, Secretary to Comptroller. Offices, Arsenal, ? entral Park. P. Nicho of Highways, TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, Igo7. THE CITY RECORD. I0047
James Dunne, Superintendent of the Bureau of KINGS COUNTY. COUNTY CLERK. Edward F. O'Dwyer, Chief 7ustioe; Tohn Henry County Office Building, Richmond, S. I., 9. a. m. to McCarty Lewis 1, Conlan, Theodora F. Hascal Joseph M. Lawrence, Superintendent of the Bureau 4 p, m. Francis ii. Delehanty,oseph 1. Green, William of Public Buildings and Offices, COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. C. L. Bostwick, County Clerk. H. Wadhams, Justices. Thomas F. Smith, Clerk. q County Court-house. County Court-house, Richmond, S. 1., 9 a. in. to 4 Telephone, 6143 Cortlandt. Jacob Brenner, Commissioner. p,m. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. Jacob A. Livingston Deputy Commissioner. Albert B. Waldron. Secretary. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Office of the President, Nos. r4, r5 and r6 City COUNTY JUDGE AND SURROGATE. Building for Criminal Courts, Centre street be- Hall 9 a. m. to 4 P. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. M. to 12 m. Office hours from 9 a. in. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, Join F. Ahearn, President. from q a. M. to r2 m. Terms of Court, Richmond County, 1907. tween Franklin and White streets, Borough of Man- Office hours during July and August, 9 a. m. to 2 County Courts—Stephen D. Stephens, County hattan. Bernard Downing, Secretary. p. m.; Saturdays, from 9 a. in. to is in. Judg Court opens at to a, in. Henry S. Thompson, Commissioner of Public Telephone, 1454 Main. e. Monday ofune, Grand and Trial Tury Justices—First Division—John B. McKean Wil- Works. First Monday of December, Grand and Trial Jury. liam E. Wyatt Willard H. Olmsted, )osep 6 M Edward S. Murphy, Superintendent of Buildings. Fourth Wednesday of ianuary, without a Jury. Duel, Lorenz Heller, John B. Mayo. Charles W James J. Hagan, Assistant Commissioner of Pub- COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS. Fourth Wednesday of February, without a Jury. Culkin, Clerk; William M. Fuller, Deputy Clerk. lic Works. Fourth Wednesday of March, without a Jury. Clerk's Office open from g a. in. to 4 p. m- George F. Scannell, Superintendent of Highways. Hall of Records. Fourth Wednesday of April, without ajury. William J. Boyhan, Superintendent of Sewers. Office hours 9 a. in. to 4 p. m., excepting months Fourth Wednesday of July, without a Jury. Second Division—Trial Days—No. ryr Atlantic of July and August, then 9 a. in. to a p. in.; Satur- Fourth Wednesday of Septembers without a Jury. days 9 a. M. to ti m. Fourth Wednesday of October, without a Jury. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. olln K. Neal, Commissioner. Surrogate's Court—Stephen I), Stephens, Surro- at ro o'clock; Town Hall, New D. H. Ralston, Deputy Commissioner. gate. , of Richmond, Thursday at in President's Office, Borough Hall, Jackson avenue Thomas D. Mosscrop, Superintendent. and Fifth street, Long Island City; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; William J. Beattie, Assistant Superintendent. Mondays at the Borough Hall, St. George, 1o.3o l J. Forker, Patrick Keady,John Saturdays 9 a. m. to r2 m. o'clock a. in. W. Fitzgerald, Robert I. Wilkln, Joseph ermel, President. Tuesdays at the Borough Hall, St. George, at ro.3o o'clock a. m. r Joseph L. Kerrigan, Clerk; John Herman Ringe, Secretary. COUNTY CLERK. Clerk. Lawrence Gresser, Commissioner of Public Works. Wednesdays at the Surrogate's Office, Richmond, , 171 Atlantic avenue, Borough of Alfred Denton, Assistant Commissioner of Public Hall of Records, Brooklyn, Office hours, 9 a. m. at 10.30 o'clock a, in. in9R. in. to4p•in. Works. to 4 p, in.; during months of July and August, 9 a. m. ames P. Hicks, Superintendent of Highways. to 3D. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to is M. CarlJ Berger Superintendent of Buildings. Charles T. Haztzheim County Clerk. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. CHILDREN'S COURT. Joseph H. be Bragga, Superintendent of Sewers. Bela Toka7'i, Deputy County Clerk. No. 400 Richmond Terrace, New Brighton, S. 1. First Division—No. 66 Third avenue, Manhattan, Lucien Knapp, Superintendent of Street Cleaning. lames P. Kohler Assistant Deputy County Clerk. Office hours, from q a. M. to Is in., and I p.m. to Edmund C. Lee, Clerk. Office, No. 48 sonJack avenue, Long Island City. Robert Stewart, Counsel, P. m. Second Division—No. ins Court street, Brooklyn, Mathew J. Goldner, Superintendent of Public Telephone call, 4930 Main. John J. Kenney, District Attorney. James P. Sinnott, Clerk. Buildings and Offices. Office, Town Hall, Jamaica. Robert R. Crowell, Engineer Topographical Bu- reau. Office, No. 252 Jackson avenue, Long Island COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY. SHERIFF. CITY MAGISTRATES' COURT. City. County Court-house, Brooklyn, Rooms lo, ry,r8, County Court-house, Richmond, S. I. First Division. Telephone, rgoo Greenpoint. is and 23. Court opens at to a. in. daily and sits Office hours, q a. m. to 4 p. m. until business is completed. Part L, Room No. 23; Joseph J Barth, Sheriff Court opens from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in. Part II., Room No. to, Court-house. Clerk's Office, John J. Schoen, Under sheriff, City Magistrates—Robert C. Cornell, Leroy B. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. Rooms ry, 18 and 23, open daily from 9 a. m. to 4 Crane, Peter T. Barlow, Matthew P. Breen, Joaegn nt's Office New Brighton, Staten Island. p. m.; Saturdays 12 m, F Moss, James J. Walsh Henry Steinert, Daniel Cromwelt. President. Norman S. Dike and Lewis L. Fawcett, County THE COURTS. E. Finn, Charles L. F. Waele. Frederick B. House, Judges. Charl.s N. Harris, Frederic Kernochan, Arthur C. Engineer and Butts. Otto H. Droege, Joseph E. Corrigan, Moses Charles S. Devoy, Chief Clerk. APPELLATE DIVISION OF THE Herrman. Telephone, 4154 and 4155 Main. SUPREME COURT. James McCabe, Secretary No, 125 Sixth avenue. FIRST JUDICIAL DHPARTMRNT. Iirst District—Criminal Crourt Building, Jo Second District—Jefferson Market. hn T. Petherston, Superintendent of Street DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Court-house, Madison avenue, corner Twenty-fifth Third District—No. 69 Esser street. Cleaning. Office, County Court-house, Borough of Brooklyn, street, Court opens at I p.m. Fourth District—No. r5i East Fifty-seventh street. Ernst H. Seehusen, Superintendent of Sewers. Hours, y a. m, to 5 p. m. Edward Patterson, Presiding Justice, George L. Fifth District—One Hundred and Twenty-first John Timlin, Jr., Superintendent of Public Build- John F. Clarke, District Attorney. Ingraham, Chester B. McLaughlin. Frank C. street, southeastern comer of Sylvan place. ings and Offices. Laughlin John Proctor Clarke, James W. Houghton, Sixth District—One Hundred and Sixty-first street George W. Tflft`e, Principal Assistant Engineer, Francis M. Scott and John S. Lambert, Justices; and Brook avenue. Bureau of Engineering—Topographical. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Alfred Wagstaff., Clerk; William Lamb, Deputy Seventh District—No. 314 West Fifty-fourth street, Theodor S. Oxholm, Principal Assistant Engineer, No. 44 Court street (Temple Bar), Brooklyn. 9 Clerk. Eighth District—Main street, Westchester. Bureau of Engineering—Construction. a. in. to in. Offices—Borough Hall, New Brighton, N. Y„ q 5 Clerk's Office open at 9 a. in a, m, to 4 p.m. Saturdays, q a. m, to rs m. Charles E. Teale, Public Administrator] Telephone, a84o Main. Second Division. Telephone, rood Tompkinsville. SUPREME COURT—FIRST DEPART- Borough of Brooklyn. MENT. City Magistrates—Alfred E. Steers A. V. B. Voor- CORONERS. REGISTER. County Court-house, Chambers street. Court open hees, Jr., Dimes G. Tighe, Edward ) . Dooley John Borough of The Bronx—Corner of Third avenue Hall of Records. Office hours, 9 a. in to 4 p. m., from 10.15 a. m. to 4 p. m. Naume1 G. Higginbotham Frank E. 0 {tel ly, and One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street. Tele- excepting months of July and August; then from 9 Special Term, Part I. (motions) Room No. 16. Henry I. Furlong, John F. Il'ylan, Alexander H. a. m. to s p. m.provided for by statute, Special Term, Part II. (ex-parfe business), Roon. Geismar. phone, rs5o Tremont and 1402 Tremont. No. 13. President of the Board, Frank E. O'Reilly, No. 249 Robert F. McDonald A. F. Schwannecke. Alfred ], Boalton, Register. Special Term, Part III., Roo'n ivo. r9. William T. Austin, thief Clerk. Manhattan avenue. h of Brooklyn—Office, Room it, Borough Special Term, Part IV., Room Na. so. Secretary to the Board, William F. Delaney, No. Boroug SHERIFF. Special Term, Part V. Room No. y. 4q5 Gates avenue. Hall. Telephone, 4004 Main and 4ag Main. Special Term, Part Vu. (Elevated Railroad cases), First District—No. 318 Adam:: street. Henry] Brewer, M. D., John F. Kennedy. County Court-house, Brooklyn, N. Y. Room gr, Second District—Court and Butler streets. Joseph McGuinness, Chief Clerk. q a, m. to 4 p m.; Saturdays, ram. Trial Term, Part II., Room No. 34, Third District—Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues. Open all hours of the day and night. Michael J. Flaherty, Sheriff. Borough of Manhattan—Office, Criminal Courts Trial Term, Part IlI., Room No. ss.; 1;north District—Lee avenue and Clymer street. Centre and White streets. Open at all Trial Term, Part IV. Room No. 21. Fifth District—Manhattan avenue and Powers Building SURROGATE. Trial Term, Part V. itoom No. s4. street. times of the day and night. Trial Term, Part VL.. Room No. 35. Sixth District—No. 495 Gates avenue. Coroners: Julius Harburger, Peter P. Acnteli, Hall of Records Brooklyn, N. Y. Trial Term, Part VII., Room No. 23. Seventh District—No. 31 Snider avenue(Flatbush). George F. Shrady, Jr., Peter Dooloy. James C. Church Surrogate. Trial Term, Part VIII., Room No. 2q. Eighth District—West Eighth street (Coney is- Julius Harburger, President Board of Coroners. William P. Pickett, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Trial Term, Part IX., Room No. 26, land). acob E. Bausch, Chief Clerk. Court opens at to a. in. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 TrialTerm. Part X. Room No. 28. Ninth District—Fifth avenue and Twenty-third Telephones. 1004, 5057 5058 Franklin, p. in.; Saturdays, 9 a. m, to is W. Trial Term, Part X1. Room No. 37. street. Borough of Queens—office, Borough Hall, Fulton Trial Term, Part XIL. Room No. 26. Tenth District—I33 New Jersey avenue. Trial Term Part XI)'I., and Special Term, Part QUEENS COUNTY. VIi., Room t40. 36. Borough of Queens. Appellate Term Room No. 29. City Magistrates—Matthew J. Smith, Luke I. Office hours fr'o'm g a m. to sop. in. Naturalization bureau, Room No. q8, third firer, Connorton, Edmund J. Healy, Eugene C. Gilroy. Borough of Richmond—Second street, New Brigh- COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. Assignment Bureau, room on third floor. First District—Long Island City. ton. Open for the transaction of business all hours Office hours, 9 a. in to p. m. Saturdays, q a. m Clerks in attendance from ro a. m, to 4 p. m. Second District—Flushing. of the day and night. to Is in. Queens County Court-uouse, Long Island Clerk's Office, Special Term, Part I. (motions), Third District—Far Rockaway. City. Room No. rS. John P. Balbert, Commissioner of Jurors. Clerk's Office, Special Term, Part H. (ex-parte Borough of Richmond. Rodman Richardson, Assistant Commissioner, business), room southwest comer, mezzanine floor. City Magistrates—John Croak Nathaniel Marsh COUNTY OFFICES. Clerk's Office, Special Term, Calendar, room south- First District—New Brighton Staten Island. east corner, second floor, Second District—Stapleton, Staten Island. COUNTY CLERK. Clerk's Office, Trial Term, Calendar, room north l NEW YORK COUNTY. Jamaica, Fourth Ward, Borough of Queens, City east comer second floor, east. of New York. Clerk's Office, Appellate Term, room southwest MUNICIPAL COURTS. Office open, April r to October r, 8 a. in. to 5 p.m.; comer, third floor. Borough of Manhattan. COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. October I to April r, 9 a. in. to 5 p.m.; Saturdays Trial.Tgrm, Part I. (criminal business). Room 127, Stewart Building, Chambers street and throughout year until ra noon First District—Third, Fifth and Eighth Wards Broadway, q a. m. to 4 p, m, Jyn Niederstein County Clerk. s F. MacLean, and all that part of the First Ward lying west of Thomas Allison, Commissioner. Henry J.J Walter, 'Jr.. Deputy County Clerk. :rich, P. He Broadway and Whitehall street, includingGovernor's Matthew F. Neville, Assistant Commissioner. Charles Mahler, Assistant Deputy County Clerk. es Nazgerald, Island, Bedloe's Island, Ellis Island and the Oyster Frederick P. Simpson, Assistant Commissioner. George Distler, Deputy County Clerk. )rman GJames Islands. New Court-house, No. Ise Prince street, Frederick O'Byrne Secretary. Frank C. Klingenbeck, Secretary. iamuel reen- comer of Wooster street. Telephone, ,5r Jamaica. I B. Amend, Wauhope Lynn, Justice, Thomas O'Connell, Joseph New- Clerk. COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS. oH Samuel Clerk's Office open from 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. Office, New County Court-house. COUNTY COURT. A. f-Iendrick, Telephone, 1371 Spring. William S. Andrews, Commissioner. Temporary County Court-house, LongIsland City. ,hn J. Brady, Second District—Second, Fourth, Sixth and Four County Court opens at to a. m. Trial Terms teenth Wards, and all that portion of the First Ward begin first Monday of each month, except July, Peter J. Dooling Clerk, Supreme Court. lying south and east of Broadway and Whitehall COUNTY CLERK. August and September. Special Terms each Satur- Telephone, 4580 oortlandt. street. Court-room, No. S9 Madison street. day, except during August. Nos. 5, 8, q to and it New Cou'ty Court-house Tohn J. Hover, Justice. Francis Mangin, Clerk. County Judge's office always open at No, 336 Ful- SUPREME COURT—SECOND DEPART- Clerks Office open from 9 a. in. to 4 p. in. Office hours from 9 a. M. 4P. ton street Jamaica, N. Y. MENT. Court opens daily at 9 a. in., and remains open un- Peter j. Dooling, County Clerk. Burt J. Humphrey, County Judge. John F. Curry, Deputy. Kings County Court-house, Brrough of Brooklyn til daily calendar is disposed of and close of the daily 7oseph J. G1ennen, Secretary. N. Y. business, except on Sundays and legal holidays Telephone, Cortlandt, DISTRICT . M'ORNEY. Court open daily from to o'clock a. in. to o'clock Telephone, s4io Orchard. Office, Queensm County Court-house, Long Island p m. Seven 1ur trial parts. Special Term for Third District—Ninth and Fifteenth Wards. City, q a. p Trials. Special %rm for Motions. Court-room, southwest corner Sixth avenue and West DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Ira G. Damn, District Attorney. ames F. McGee General Clerk. Tenth street. Court opens daily (Sundays and legal Telephone, 6970 lain. holidays excepted), from 9 a. in. to 4 p. in. Building for Criminal Courts, Franklin and Centre William F. Moore, Justice. Daniel Williams, streets. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Clerk. Office hours from 9 a, in. to 5 p. in.; Saturdays No. r7 Cook avenue, Elmhurst. CRIMINAL DIVISION—SUPREME Telephone, 2513 Chelsea. 9a m, torsin. COURT. Win. Travers Jerome, District Attorney. John T. Robinson, Public Administrator, County Fourth District—Tenth and Seventeenth Wards. John A. Henneberry, Chief Clerk. of Queens Building for Criminal Courts, Centre, Elm, White Telephone, 335 Newtown. and Franklin streets. Court-room, No. 3o First street, corner Second ave- Court opens at 10,30 a. in nue. Clerk's Office open daily from 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Peter J. Dooling Clerk; Edward R. Carroll, Court opens 9 a. m. daily, and remains open to close SHERIFF. Deputy to thek. Cler of business, No. sic Nassau street a. m. to 4p m. County George F. Roesch, Justice. Andrew Lang, Clerk. William M. Hoes PutBc Administrator, Court-house, Long Island City, 9 a. in. to Secialp Office open from q a. m. to 4 p. in. Telephone, 4053 Orchard. Telephone, 6S76 dortlandt. 4 y. m,• Saturdays, 9 a. in. to lam. Telephone, 6064 Franklin. Herbert S. Harvey Sheriff. Fifth District—The Fifth District embraces the John M. Phillips, Under Sheriff. Eleventh Ward and all that portion of the Thirteenth REGISTER. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Ward which lies east of the centre line of Norfolk Hall of Records. Office hours from q a. m. to 4 SURROGATE. Held in the Building for Criminal Courts, Centre, street and north of the centre line of Grand street p.m. Sat r ays 9 a. in. to 'sin. During the months Elm, White and Franklin streets. and west of the centre line of Pitt street and north of of July August the hours are from 9 a. M. to s Daniel Noble, Surrogate. Court opens at to a. m. the centre line of Delancey street and northwest of p.m. Office at Jamaica. Thomas C. T. Crain Francis S. McAvoy Otto Clinton street to Rivington street, and on the centre Frank Gass, Register. Except on Sundays, holidays and half-holidays, A. Roso.lsky Warren W. Foster Thomas C. O'Sul- line of Rivington street south to Norfolk street. William H. Sinnott, Deputy Register, the office Is open between March 31 and July I, livan and Charles S. Whitman, Judges of the Court Court-room, No. 154 Clinton street, Telephone, 3900 Worth, from 8 a. m. to 5 p. in.; on Saturdays, from 8 a. m. to of General Sessions. Edward K. Carroll, Clerk. rs in.; between July I and September I from 9 Clerk's Office open from q a. m. to 4p. m. Benjamin Hoffman, Justice. Thomas Fitzpatrick, a. m. to 4 p. m,; on Saturday from 9 a. in. to 12 m. During July and August Clerk's office will close Clerk. SHERIFF. The calendar Is called on Tuesday of each week at at s p. m., and on Saturdays at is n' Telephone, 2326 Orchard. ro a. m., except during the month of August, when Sixth District — Eighteenth and Twenty-first No. a99 Broadway, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays no court is held, and the court sits every day there. 9a.m. torsin. after until all contested cases have been disposed of. CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW Wards. Court-room, northwest corner Twenty-third Nicholas J. Hayes, heriff. street and Second avenue. Court opens at 9 a. m. A J. Johnson Una Sheriff. YORK. daily (except legal holidays), and continues open un- Telephone, 49l4 Worth, No. Chambers street Brownstone Building City til close of business. RICHMOND COUNTY. Hall Park, from to a, m, i0 4 p, m. Henry W. Unger Justice. Abram Bernard, Clerk. Part I. Telephone, 4570 Gramercy. SURROGATE. Part II, Seventh District—That portion of Nineteenth Hall of Records. Court open from 9 a. in. to COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. Part III. Ward east of Lexington avenue, bounded on the ,{ p. in., except Saturday when it closes at r2 M. Village Hall, Stapleton. Part IV. south by the north side of East Fortieth street and During the months of f my and August the hours Charles J. Kullman, Commissioner, Part V. on the north by the south side of East Eighty- are from q a. M. zt~o s~pI.dM . Ioha J. McCaughey, Assistant Commissioner. Special Term Chambers will beheld from in a. in. sixth street also that portion bounded on the south Thomas, Surro. Office open from 9 a, m, until 4 p. m,; Saturdays, to p- in. by the north side of East Sixty-fast streeton the gates Willlliiam V: Leary' Chief Cler from 9a. in. tonin. Clerk's Office open from q a. m. to 4 p, in. west by the east side of Park avenue, ancl' on the 10048 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, Imo.
north by the south side of East Sixty-fifth street. Twentieth Ward beginning at the intersection of the OFFICIAL BOROUGH PAPERS. CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY Court-room. No. 151 East Fifty-seventh street, centre lines of North Portland and Myrtle avenues, OF OLIVE PLACE FROM HERKIMER Court opens every morning at o'clock (except Sun• thence along the centre line of Myrtle avenue to STREET TO ATLANTIC AVENUE. days and legal holidays), and continues open to Waverly avenue, thence along the centre tine of BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is close of business. Waverly avenue to Park avenue thence along the as follows: Herman Joseph, justice, Edward A McQuade centre line of Park avenue to Washington avenue, "North Side News," "Harlem Reporter and i,i6o square yards of asphalt pavement. Clerk. thence along the centre line of Washington avenue Bronx Chronicle," 'Bronx Independent." 16o cubic yards of concrete. Telephone, 3860 Plaza. to Flushing avenue, thence along the centre line of BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. 420 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set Flushing avenue to North Portland avenue, and in concrete. Eighth District—Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards. thence along the centre line of North Portland "Staten Islander," "Staten Island Star." 280 linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset Court-room, northwest corner of Twenty-third street avenue t D the point of beginning. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. in concrete. and Eighth avenue. Court opens at 9 a. in. and con- Court-room No. ~q5 Gates avenue. 4 noiseless covers and heads, complete, for tinues open until close of business. Summary pro- Gerard B. fan Wart, Justice. Franklin B. Van "Long Island Star" (First and Second Wards), sewer manholes. ceedings and return causes called at 9 a. in. Cal- Wart, Clerk. "FlushinB ,Evening Journal" (Third Ward), "Long Time for the completion of the work and the cedar causes. q a. m. Clerk's Office open from q a. in. to 4 p. M. Island Farmer" (Fourth Ward), "Rockaway full performance of the contract is twenty (2o) Clerk's Office open from 9 a. in. to 4 p. in., and on News" (Fifth Ward). working days. Saturdays until 12 m. Third District—Embraces the Thirteenth, Four- BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The amount of security required is One Thou- Trial days and Return days, each Court day. teenth, Fifteenth. Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh- sand One Hundred Dollars. Isines W. McLaughlin, Justice. Henry Merzbach, teenth and Nineteenth Wards. and that portion of "Brooklyn Eagle," "Brooklyn Times," "Brook- No. 5. FOR REGULATING, GRADING C lerk. the Twentv-seventl• Ward lying northwest of the ltvn Citizen," Brooklyn Standard-Union," CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS Olt Telephone, 2665 Chelsea centre line of Starr street between the boundary line ' Brooklyner Freie Presse." PROVOST STREET, FROM PAIDGE AVE- of Queens County and the centre line of Central ' BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. NUE TO GREENPOINT AVENUE. Ninth District—Twelfth Ward, except that por- ydam The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is tion thereof which lies west of the centre line of avenue, and northwest of the centre line of Su "Tammany Times" (Harlem District), "Man. Lenox or Sixth avenue and of the Harlem river, street between the centre lines of Central and Bush- as follows: wick avenues, and northwest of the centre line of hattan and Bronx Advocate" (Washington 4,110 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set north of the terminus of Lenox avenue. Court-room, Heights, Morningside Heights and Harlem Dis- in concrete. No. r7o East One Hundred and Twenty-first street, Willoughby avenue between•the centre lines of Bush- tricts), "New York Daily News." southeast corner of Sylvan place. Court opens wick avenue and Broadway. Court-house, Nos. 6 r,800 cubic yards of earth excavation. and 8 Lee avenue, Brooklyn. Designated by Board of City Record June rg, 3,290 cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur- every morning at 9 o'clock (except Sundays and legal 1906. holidays), and continues open to close of business. Philip D. Meagher, Justice. John W. Carpenter, nished. Amended June 20, Ipo6; July I. rgo7; Septem- 230 cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid oseph P. Fallon, Justice. William J. Kennedy, Clerk. ber 30, 1907. Clerk. Clerk's Office open from 9 R. in. to 4 p. in. for. Clerk's office open from q a. M. to 4 p. in. Court opens at 9 a. m. 19,280 square feet of cement sidewalk. Telephone, 3595 Harlem. Time for the completion of the work and the Fourth District—Embraces the Twentyfourtn ana CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAGE full performance of the contract is thirty-five Tenth District—The Tenth District embraces that Twenty-fifth Wards that portion of the Twenty-first (35) working days. portion of the Twenty-second Ward south of Seven- and Twenty-third Wards lying east of the centre line COMMISSION. The amount of security required is Three tieth street, west of Central Park West to Fifty-ninth of Stuyvesant avenue and east of the centre line of Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars. street, east on Fifty-ninth street to Seventh avenue, Schenectady avenue, and that portion of the Twenty- No. 6. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- south on Seventh avenue to Fifty-third st,__t, west seventh Ward lying southeast of the centre line of TWE '7TY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH ING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A on Fifty-third street to Eighth avenue, south on Starr street between the boundary line of Queens WARDS. CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY Eighth avenue to Fortieth street, north side to Hud- and the centre line of Central avenue, and southeast OF ST. ANDREW'S PLACE FROM HERKI- son river. Court-room. No. 314 West Fifty-fourth of the centre line of Suydam street between the centre MER STREET TO ATLANT=IC AVENUE. street. Court open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in., Sundays lines of Central and Bushwick avenues, and south- URSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is and legal holidays excepted. east of the centre line of Willoughby avenue between chapter 537 of the Laws of 1893 and the as follows: Thomas E. Murray, Justice. Michael Skelly, the centre lines of Bushwick avenue and Broadway. PActs amendatory thereof and supplemental there- I,16o square yards of asphalt pavement. Clerk. Court-room, No. 14 Howard avenue. to, notice is hereby given that meetings of the 16o cubic yards of concrete. Telephone, 1890 Columbus. Thomas H. Williams, justice. G. J Wiederhold, Commissioners appointed under said Acts will be 415 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set Clerk. Milton I. Williams, Assistant Clerk. held at the office of the Commission, Room 138, in concrete. Eleventh District—The Eleventh District em- Clerk's Office open from 9 a. in. to 4 p. m• No. 280 Broadway (Stewart Building), Borough 28o linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset braces that portion of the Twelfth Ward which lies of Manhattan, New York City, on Mondays, in concrete. north of the centre line of West One Hundred and Fifth District—Cunt: ius the Eighth Thirtieth Wednesdays and Fridays of each week, at a 4 noiseless covers and heads, complete, Tenth street, between Lenox avenue and Seventh and Thirty-first Wards, and so much of the Twenty- o'clock p. m., until further notice. for sewer manholes. avenue, north of the centre line of One Hundred and second Ward as lies south of Prospect avenue. Court- Twentieth street, between Seventh avenue and Dated New York City. November 2o, r906. Time for the completion of the work and the house, northwest comer of Fifty-third street and WILLIAM E. STILLINGS, full performance of the contract is twenty (2o) Broadway-, north of the centre line of One Hundred Third avenue. working days. and Nineteenth street, between Broadway and the Cornelius Fnrgaes,n, Justice. Jeremiah J. O'Leary, GEORGE C. NORTON. The amount of security required is One Thou- North or Hudson river, and west of the centre line of Clerk. OSCAR S. BAILEY, sand One Hundred Dollars. Lenox or Sixth avenue and of the Harlem river north Clerk's Office open from 9 a. M. to 4 p. in. Commissioners. No. q FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- of the terminus of Lenox or Sixth avenue. Court- Telephone, 407 Bay Ridge. LAMONT MCLOUGYLIN, room, No. 7o Manhattan street. Clerk's Office open Clerk. ING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted), from 9 Sixth District—The Sixth District embraces the PRESENT PAVEMENT AS A FOUNDATION P. S. to 4• in. Court convenes daily at q a. m. Ninth and Twenty-ninth Wards and that portion of THE ROADWAY OF WASHINGTON AVE- Francis J. Worcester, Justice. Heenan B. Wilson, the Twenty-second Ward north of the centre line of BOARD MEETINGS. NUE FROM LAFAYETTE AVENUE TO Clerk. Prospect avenue •also that portion of the Eleventh GRE) 301 cubic yards of earth excavation. The amount of security required is One Thou- Time for the completion of the work' and 1,479 cubic yards of earth 'filling, to be fur- sand Dollars. the full performance of the contract is thirty- DEPARTMENT OF STREET nished. No, 3. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING five (35) working days. CLEANING. 8o cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A CON- The amount of security required is One Thou- for. CRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF sand Four Hundred Dollars. 8,860 square feet of cement sidewalk. EAST NINETEENTH STREET, FROM COR- No. 13. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING OF THE CITY Time for the completion of the work and the TELYOU ROAD TO DORCHESTER ROAD. CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON OF NEw YORK, Nos. 13 TO 21 PARK Row, NEW full performance of the contract is forty (40) The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as VANDER13ILT STREET FROM EIGH- YORK, BOROUGII OF MANHATTAN. working days. follows: TEENTH STREET TO GRAVESEND AVE- UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The amount of security required is One Thou- 2,160 square yards of asphalt pavement NUE. that written applications for non-competi- sand Four Hundred Dollars. 300 cubic yards of concrete. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is tiveP examinations forthe following positions on No. 3. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, 750 linear feet of combined concrete curb and as follows: the steam dumpers "Cinderella," "Aschenbroedel" CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON gutter. 2,440 linear feet of new curbstone to be set and "Cenerentola," in accordance with the rules NEW YORK AVENUE FROM CLARKSON Time for the completion of the work and the in concrete. of the Municipal Civil Service Commission, will AVENUE TO MALBONh STREET. full performance of the contract is twenty-five 3,500 cubic yards of earth excavation. be received at the main office of the Department The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is (2~5) working days. goo cubic yards of earth filling, not to be of Street Cleaning, on the fourteenth floor Nos. as follows: i'he amount of security required is One Thou- bid for. 13 to 21 Park row, Room r416, on the Wednes- 6,030 linear feet of new curbstone to be set sand Seven Hundred Dollars. I20 cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid day of each week, at 2 p. m., beginning Wednes- in concrete. NO, 4. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, for. day, October 2, 1907: 30 linear feet of old curbstone to be reset CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON 21,190 square feet of cement sidewalk. Masters, in concrete. EIGHTY-FIRST STREET, FROM FIRST Time for the completion of the work and Mates, 1,020 cubic yards of earth excavation. AVENUE TO THIRD AVENUE. the full performance of the contract is forty Marine Enginemen, 9,160 cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur- The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is (40) working days. Deckhands, nished. as follows: The amount of security required is Two Firemen. 330 cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid 2,930 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set Thousand Dollars. W. BENSEL. for. in concrete. No. i s. FOR FENCING VACANT LOTS Commissioner of Street Cleaning. 27,40 square feet of cement sidewalk. 40 linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset. WITH WOODEN RAIL FENCES, SIX FEET Time for the completion of the work and the g[o cubic yards of earth excavation. HIGH, IN VARIOUS PLACES AND ON VA- full performance of the contract is seventy (70) 220 cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur' RIOUS STREETS IN THE BOROUGH OF ASHES, ETC., FOR FILLING IN LANDS. working days. nished. BROOKLYN. The amount of security required is Five ISO cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is ERSONS HAVING LANDS OR PLACES Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. for. as follows: P in the vicinity of New York Bay to fill I4,$40 square feet of cement sidewalk. 2,652 linear feet of fence. in can procure material for that purpose-ashes, No 4. FOR REGULATING GRADING tune for the completion of the work and the Time for the completion of the work and street sweepings, etc., collected by. the Depart. CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS' 014 full performance of the contract is thirty-five the full performance of the contract is twenty ment of Street Cleaning-free of charge by ap- PROSPECT PLACE, FROM ALBANY AVE- (35) working days. (20) working days, plying to the Commissioner of Street Cleaning, NUE TO TROY AVENUE. The amount of security required is Three The amount of security required is Three Nos. 13 to zI Park row, Borough of Manhattan. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is Thousand"Dollars. Hundred Dollars. WALTER BENSEL, as follows: No, 6. FOR REGULATING GRADING, No. 16. FOR FENCING VACANT LOTS Commissioner of Street Cleaning. 1,450 linear feet of new curbstone to be set in CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON WITH WOODEN RAIL FENCES, SIX FEET concrete. FORTY-FOURTH STREET, FROM FORT HIGH, IN -VARIOUS PLACES AND ON Io linear feet of old curbstone to be reset HAMILTON AVENUE TO TWELFTH AVE- VARIOUS STREETS IN THE BOROUGH OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. in concrete. NUE. BROOKLYN. I,690 cubic yards of earth excavation. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is The Engineer's estimate of the quantity is as 50 cubic yards of earth filling, not to be as follows: follows: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, SOUTHWEST CORNER bid for. 1,83o linear feet of new curbstone, to be set 2,686 linear feet of fence. OF FIFTY-FIFTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, Boa- 8o cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid in concrete. Time for the completion of the work and the OUGII OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. for. 65o cubic yards of earth excavation, full performance of the contract is twenty (20) EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE 7,340 square feet of cement sidewalk. 320 cubic yards of earth filling, not to be working days. S received by the Board of Health of the Time for the completion of the work and the bid for. The amount of security required is Five Department of Health until 9.45 a. m., on full performance of the contract is thirty (3o) loo cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid Hundred Dollars. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1907. working days. for. No. r FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT The amount of security required is One Thou- FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING, AS 3,400 square feet of cement sidewalk. CONCRETE SIDEWALKS IN VARIOUS REQUIRED, MEAT TO THE TUBERCU- sand Two Hundred Dollars. Time for the completion of the work and the PLACES AND ON VARIOUS STREETS IN No 5 FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. LOSIS SANATORIUM AT OTISVILLE, full performance of the contract is thirty (30) ORANGE COUNTY, N. Y., DURING THE CONCRETE SIDEWALKS IN VARIOUS working days. The Engineer's estimate of the quantity is as PLACES' AND ON VARIOUS STREETS IN YEAR 1907. The amount of security required is One Thou. follows: The time for the delivery of the supplies and THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. sand Dollars. 12,075 square feet of cement concrete sidewalk. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is the performance of the contract is during the No. 7. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, Time for the completion of the work and the year 1907. as follows: full performance of the contract is twenty-five 15,poo square feet of cement concrete sidewalk. CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON The amount of security required is fifty per FIFTY-FOURTH STREET FROM FIRST (z5) working days. Time for the completion of the work and the The amount of security required is Seven cent. (50%) of the amount of the bid. full performance of the contract is forty (40) AVENUE TO SECOND AVENUE. Bids will be compared and the contract awarded The Engineer's estimate • of the quantities is Hundred Dollars. to the lowest bidder for each class, as indicated working days. as follows: No. 18. FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT The amount of security required is Nine Hun- CONCRETE SIDEWALKS IN VARIOUS by the specifications. 1,465 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set Blank forms and further information may be dred Dollars. in concrete. PLACES AND ON VARIOUS STREETS IN No. 6. FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT TI-TE. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. obtained at the office of the Chief Clerk of the CONCRETE SIDEWALKS IN VARIOUS 40 cubic yards of earth excavation. Department of Health, southwest corner of 1,640 cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur- The Engineer's estimate of the quantity is as Fifty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, Borough of PLACES AND ON VARIOUS STREETS IN nished. follows: THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. 14.115 square feet of cement concrete sidewalk. Manhattan. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is So cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid TI4OMAS DARLINGTON, M. D., for. Time for the completion of the work and the President; as follows: 7,360 square feet of cement sidewalk. full performance of the contract is twenty-five ALVAH H. DOTY, M. D., 14,325 square feet of cement concrete sidewalk. (21) working days. Time for the completion of the work and the Time for the completion of the work and the THEODORE A. BINGHAM, full performance of the contract is thirty (3o) The amount of security required is Eight Board of Health. full performance of the contract is thirty (3o) working days. Hundred Dollars. Dated September z8, 1907. working days. The amount of security required is One Thou- The bidder will state the price of each item The amount of security required is Nine Hun- or article contained in the specifications or 528,09 sand Two Hundred Dollars. tF' See General Instructions to Bid- dred Dollars. No. 8. FOR REGULATING, GRADING AND schedules herein contained or hereto annexed, No. 7. FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT per cubic yard, cubic foot, square yard, square ders on the last page, last column, of PAVING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON the " City Record." CONCRETE SIDEWALKS IN VARIOUS A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROAD- foot. linear foot, or other unit of measure. by PLACES AND ON VARIOUS STREETS IN WAY OF LYNCH STREET, FROM BEDFORD which the bids will be tested. The bids will be THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. AVENUE TO WALLABOUT STREET, compared and the contract awarded at a lump The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as or aggregate sum for each contract. - BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. follows: follows: Blank forms and further information may be IS'172 square feet of cement concrete sidewalk. 485 square yards of asphalt pavement. obtained and the plans and drawings may be seen OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF Time for the completion of the work and the 85 cubic yards of concrete. at the office of the Highway Department, the MANHATTAN, CITY HALL, THE CITY OF NEW full performance of the contract is thirty (30) 280 linear feet of new curbstone. Borough of Brooklyn, Room 54, Municipal YORK. working days. Io linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset. Building. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE The amount of security required is Nine Hun- 150 cubic yards of earth excavation. BIRD S. COLER, S received by the President of the Borough dred Dollars. 20 cubic yards of earth filling, not to be President. No. 8. FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT Dated September 16, 1907. of Manhattan, at the City Hall, Room No. 16, bid for. S18,oz until 2 o'clock P. m. on 1,450 square feet of cement sidewalk. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1907, PLLACESTANDS ON VARIOUSI STREETS IN Time for the completion of the work and the g#' See General Instructions to Bid- THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. full performance of the contract is twenty (20) ders on the last page, last .column, of FOR ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS RE- The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as working days. the "City Record." OUIREi) FOR THE ALTERATION OF TIIE follows: INTERIOR FINISH OF THE GOVERNOR'S 12,355 square feet of cement concrete sidewalk. The amount of security required is Seven Hun- dred Dollars. ROOSTS IN THE CITY HAIL, BOROUGH Time for the completion of the work and the No. 9. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING OF MANHATTAN. NEW YORK CITY. full performance of the contract is twenty (20) WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A CON- FIRE DEPARTMENT. The time allowed for doing and completing working days. the work is seventy-five (75) consecutive work- The amount of security required is Eight CRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF NEWKIRK AVENUE, FROM EAST TWENTY. HEADQUARTERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF ing days. Hundred Dollars. The amount of security required is Three The bidder will state the price of each item or SIXTH STREET TO NOSTRAND AVENUE. THE Gin. OF New YORK, Nos. 157 AND 159 EAST The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, Thousand Dollars ($3,000). article contained in the specifications or schedules follows: NEW YORK, October I, 1907. The bidder shall state one aggregate price for herein contained or hereto annexed, per linear 3,610 square yards of asphalt pavement. the whole work described, as the contract is foot, foot board measure, square yard, or other 520 cubic yards of concrete. \COB DOBLIN, AUCTIONEER, ON BE- entire and for a complete job. unit of measure, by which the bids will be tested. Time for the completion of the work and the half of the Fire Department. City of New Blank forms and specifications may be had at The bids will be compared and the contract full performance of the contract is twenty (2o) York, Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx, theoffice of the architects, McKim, Mead & awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each con- working days. will offer for sale at public auction, to the high- White, No. 16o Fifth avenue. tract. The amount of security required is Three Thou- est bidder for cash, at the Hospital and Training HENRY S. THOMPSON. Blank forms and further information may be sand Dollars. Stables Nos. 133 and 135 West Ninety-ninth Acting Borough President and Com- obtained and the plans and drawings may be street, 33orough of Manhattan, on missioner of Public Works. seen at the office of the Bureau of Highways, the No. Io. FOR REGULATING, GRADING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT' FRIDAY; OCTOBER 11, 1907, The City of New York, September 23, 1907. Borough of Brooklyn, No. 14 Municipal Building, ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATIQN THE 524,04 Brooklyn. ROADWAY OF OVINGTON AVENUE, FROM at 12 o'clock noon, the following six horses, no q i,. See General Instructions to Bid- BIRD S. COLER, FIFTH AVENUE TO STEWART AVENUE, longer fit for service of the Department, and ders on the last page, last column, of President. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as known as Nos. 1438, 1498, 1558, 1758, 1825 and the " City Record." Dated September 23, 1907. S25,09 follows: - 1837. 3,900 square- yards of asphalt pavement. FRANCIS J. LANTRY, See General Instructions to Bid- 660 cubic yards of concrete. Fire Commissioner. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. ders on the last page, last coldmn, of 2,120 linear feet of new curbstone. o1,II the "City Record.„ 40 linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset. 530 cubic yards of earth excavation. OFFICE OF TIIE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF 670 cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur- HEADQUARTERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF UEENS, THIRD FLOOR OF THE BOROUGH HALL, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF nished. THE CITY OF NEW YORKL NOS. 157 AND 159 EAST YIFTI[ STREET AND JACKSON AVENUE, LONG BROOKLYN, ROOM 2, BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH OF 10,920 square feet of cement sidewalk. SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET, ]50 ROUGH OF MANHATTAN, ISLAND CITY, BOROUGH OF QUEENS, CITY OF NEW BROOKLYN, THE CITY OF NEW Yosx. Time for the completion of the work and the TIIE CITY OF NEW YORK. YORK. full performance of the contract is forty (40) EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE BALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE working days. received by the Fire Commissioner at the S received by the President of the Borough The amount of security required is Five Thou- S S received by the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, at the above office until II o'clock sand Dollars. above office until 10.30 o'clock a. m. on of Queens at the above office until [[ o'clock a. m. on No. II. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. a. m. on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1907, CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON PROSPECT PLACE, FROM EASTERN PARK- Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1907, Borough of Brooklyn. WAY EXTENSION TO ROCKAWAY AVE- FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING No. t, FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER- No. I. FOR REGULATING GRADING NUE. ONE HUNDRED TONS OF CANNEL COAL. IN(; FIFTEEN HUN1IREI) (1,500) CUBIC CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON' The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as The time for the delivery of the articles, ma- YARDS OF SAND TO THE BUREAU OF CATON AVENUE, FROM PARADE PLACE follows: - terials and supplies and the performance of the ITIGHWAYS, IN THE IIOROUGH OF TO CONEY ISLAND AVENUE. 780 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set in contract is by or before December 3 i, 1907. QUEENS. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as concrete. The amount of security required is fifty per The time allowed for doing and completing the follows: 30 linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset. cent. (5o%) of the amount of the bid or esti- above work will be thirty (30) days. 3,590 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set in 120 cubic yards of earth excavation. mate. The amount of security required will be Seven concrete. I,88o cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur- The bidder will state the price of each item or Hundred Dollars ($700). So linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset. nished. article contained in the specifications or schedules The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as 330 cubic yards of earth excavation. 5o cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid for. herein contained or hereto annexed, per pound, follows: 1,770 cubic yards of earth filling, to be fur- 93o square feet of cement sidewalk. ton, dozen, gallon, yard or other unit of measure, 1,500 cubic yards of sand. nished. Time for the completion of the work and the by which the bids will be tested, The extensions No. 2. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER- 200 cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid for. full performance of the contract is thirty (30) "lust he made and footed up, as the bids will be ING TO THE BUREAU OF STREET CLEAN- 15 ?5o square feet of cement sidewalk. working days. read from the total. The bids will be compared ING, BOROUGH OF QUEENS, TWO (z) lime for the completion of the work and the The amount of security required is One Thou- and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate NEW FOUR (4) CYLINDER AUTOMOBILES full performance of the contract is forty (40) sand Dollars. sum. OF NOT-LESS THAN THIRTY (3o) HORSE working days. No. 12. FOR REGULATING, GRADING. Delivery will be required to be made at the POWER, TO SEAT NOT LESS THAN FIVE The amount of security required is Two Thou- CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON time and in the manner and in such quantities as (5) PERSONS EACH, 1907 MODEL. sand Five Hundred Dollars. SUTTER AVENUE, FROM ELTON STREET may be directed. The time allowed for the delivery of the above No. 2. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING TO BERRIMAN STREET. Blank forms and further information may be article will be twenty (20) days. WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A CON- The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is obtained at the office of the Fire Department, The amount of security requir d will be Twen- CRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF as follows: Nos. 157 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Man- ty-four Hundred Dollars ($2,400). EAST FIFTH STREET. FROM ALBEMARLE 1,780 linear feet of new curbstone to be set hattan. No. 3. FOR REBUILDING THE INTERIOR ROAD TO CHURCH AVENUE. in concrete. FRANCIS J. LANTRY, OF THE QUEENS COUNTY COURT HOUSE The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as ioo linear feet of old curbstone to be reset. Fire Commissioner. AT LONG ISLAND CITY, TOGETHER WITH follows: i,000 cubic yards of earth excavation. Dated September 27, 1907. ALL THE WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO, 1,230 square yards of asphalt pavement. 380 cubic yards of earth filling, not to be s28,oto EXCEPTING ALL THAT PROVIDED FOR IN 175 cubic yards of concrete. bid for. THE PREVIOUS CONTRACT. Time for the completion of the work and the zoo cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid t See General Instructions to Bid- The time allowed for doing and completing the full performance of the contract is twenty (so) for. ders on the last page, last column, of above work will be one hundred and eighty (18o) working days. 8,720 square feet of cement sidewalk. the "City Record." working days. 10050 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907. The amount of security required will be One All persons whose interests are affected by the feet to the westerly line of Tompkins street; The amount of security to guarantee the faith. Hundred Thousand Dollars ($7oo,00o). above-named proposed assessments, and who are thence southeasterly and along said westerly line ful performance of the work will be Two Hun- No. 4. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER- opposed to the same, or either of them,are re- of Tompkins street 227.97 feet to the easterly dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000). ING TO THE BUREAU OF HIGHWAYS, quested to present their objections, in writing, to prolongation of the northerly line of East Thir- The right is reserved by the Commissioner to BOROUGH OF PUEENS, RESIDUUM OIL. the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No. 320 teenth street; thence westerly and along said reject all the bids should he deem it to be io The time allowed for the delivery of the above Broadway, New York, on or before October 29, easterl y prolongation and along the northerly the interest of the City so to do. material and the performance of the contract will 1907, at it a. m., at which time and place the line of East Thirteenth street 371.58 feet to the Blank forms, plans and specifications may be be ninety (go) days. said objections will be heard and testimony re- point or place of beginning. obtained at the office of the Department of The amount of security required will be Two ceived in reference thereto. Also, beginning at a point in the southerly Bridges. Thousand Dollars ($2,000). ANTONIO ZUCCA, line of East Fourteenth street where the east- JAMES W. STEVENSON, The total quantity to be furnished is: PAUL WEIMANN, erly line of Tompkins street intersects the same, Commissioner of Bridges. 750,000 gallons residuum oil. JAMES H. KENNEDY, and running thence southeasterly and along the Dated September r9, 1907. The bidder will state the price of each item or Board of Assessors. easterly line of Tompkins street 87,34 feet to a 920,03 article contained in the specifications or sched- WILLIAM IL JASPER, point where the present bulkhead intersects said t . See General Instructions to Bid- ules herein contained or hereafter annexed, per Secretary, easterly line of Tompkins street; thence cast- ders on the last page, last columns of square yard, linear foot, or other unit of measure, No. 320 Broadway. erly and along said present bulkhead 111.7 feet the 11 City Record." by which the bids will be tested. City of New York, Borough of Manhattan, to a corner in the present bulkhead, distant 78.33 The extensions must be made and footed up, September 26, 1907. feet front the southerly line of East Fourteenth as the bids will be read from a total. s26,o7 street, measured along a line making an angle BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR- Bids will be compared and the contract with said southerly line of East Fourteenth awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. street of 71 degrees g minutes and 30 seconds TIONMENT. Blank forms may be obtained and the plans DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. on the outshore or easterly side of the inter- and drawings may be seen at the office of the section. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. President of the Borough of Queens. Dated September 20, T007, Dated Long Island City, September 30, 7907. GEO. B. McCLELLAN, JOSEPH BERMEL, DEPARTMENT OP EDUCATION, CORNER OP PARK Chairman, URSUANT TO A RESOLUTION President of the Borough of Queens. AVENUE AND FIFTY-NINTH STREET, BOROUGH OF Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, P adopted at a meeting of the Board of Esti- MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. 53 0,0 5 mate and Apportionment held September 20, 1907, s30,O14 a public hearing will be had on Friday, October X~See General Instructions to Bid- EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE II, 1907, at Room z6, City Hall, Borough of ders on the last page, last column, of S received by the Superintendent of School OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Manhattan, at 70.30 o'clock a. m., in relation to the "City Record." Supplies at the above office of the Department of public hearing will be had before the I'.ducation until I2 o'clock noon on CommissionersN of the Sinking Fund of The City the application of the several Borough Presidents of New York, in Room 16, City Hall, Borough departments, boards, officers, corporations and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1907, of Manhattan, City of New York, on institutions, for appropriations for the year I o8, BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY. and the taxpayers of the City are invited to ap- FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907, pear and be heard on that day in regard to the SPECIAL AND GENERAL SUPPLIES AS appropriations to be made and included in the TO CONTRACTORS. FOI.LOWS: DOMESTIC SCIENCE, Di2AW- at 7 t o'clock a. m., upon the application of the budget for the year 1908. ING, JANITORS', KINDERGARTEN, MIMEO- Commissioner of Docks of The City of New JOSEPH HAAG, GRAPH. MISCELLANEOUS, NEOSTYLE, York that the Commissioners of the Sinking Secretary. CONTRACTS EXPECTED TO BE ADVER- PIISSI('AL TRAINING. RECORDS, SCIENCE, Fund authorize and assent to the institution of TISED DURING FALL AND WINTER. SEWING. STATIONERY. TYPEWRITING condemnation proceedings for the following de- 524,011 ANI) WORKSHOP SUPPLIES, FOR THE scrihed property: HE ATTENTION OF INTENDING BID- DAY AND EVENING HIGH SCHOOLS AND All the uplands, filled-in lands, lands and lands UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ders is now directed to work described DAY AND EVENING ELEMENTARY under water, wharf property, rights, terms, ease- P that at a meeting of the Board of Estimate belowT in order that they may look over the SCHOOT,S OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ments, emoluments and privileges of and to the and Apportionment held this day in the Old ground before topographical features are ob- The time for the delivery of the articles, ma- uplands, filled-in lands, lands and lands under Council Chamber, Room t6, City Hail, Borough scured by snow. terials and supplies and the performance of the water and wharf property situate. lyin and of Manhattan, the public hearing as fixed for this contract is by or before December 31, 19o8. being in the Borough of Manhattan. City of day by resolution duly adopted July 8. 1907, o,i Main Dam, Kensico Reservoir. The amount of security required is fifty per New York, apd bounded and described as fol- the a,nplication of the New York and Port Ches- A large masonry dam to be located near Val- cent. (5o%%) of the amount of the bid or esti- lows, to wit: ter Railroad Company for a change of the line halla, Westchester County, N. Y. mate. Bulkhead between Piers (old) 5z and (old) of its route in the Borough of The Bronx, was The bidder will state the price of each item or 53, East river, beginning at a point in the opened, and the hearing was continued until Headworks of the Catskill Aqueduct. classes of items herein contained or hereto an-, 'resent bulkhead between Gouverneur slit) and Friday, November I, 1907, at the same time amt To include aeration fountain, substructures of nexcd, by which the bids will he tested. Award Dickson street, where the westerly side of Pier place, when citizens shall be entitled to appear several large chambers and about one mile of will he made to the lowest bidder on each item or (old) 53, East river, intersects said bulkhead, and be heard. aqueduct from the Beaverkill dikes, near classes of items, whose sample is equal to the said nomt of intersection being perpendicularly Dated September 20, 7907 Brown's Station, N. Y., to the Esopus Creek Board sample submitted for inspection or referred opposite or southerly of a point in the northerly JOSEPH HAAG, valley. to by catalogue number. line of South street. distant 37.01 feet from the Secretary. Delivery will be required to be made at the westerly line of Jackson street, measured along Portions of the Esopus Division of the Catskill time and in the manner and in such quantities as the said northerly line of South street, and run- s24,ni Aqueduct. may be directed. ning thence from said point of intersection About 6.6 miles of cut-and-cover aqueduct Blank forms and further information may he westerly along the, present bulkhead, between and 0.7 mile of grade tunnel, extending from obtained at the office of the Snnerintendent of Pier (old) 52, East river, and Pier (old) 51. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE a point near the Olive Bridge dam to the north School Sunplies, Board of Fd'ieation, southwest East river, 573.08 feet, westerly to the easterly end of the Rondout siphon, near Kripplebush, copier of Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street. side of Pier (old) 52, East river. COMMISSION. N. Y, Dated September zo, 190'. PATRICK TONES. GEO. B. McCLELLAN, MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSlo:,, No. Portion of the Wallkill Division of the Catskill Superintendent of School Supplies. Chairman. 299 BROADWAY. Aqueduct. Dated September 28, 1907. Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. [jUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF About 3.8 miles of cut-and-cover aqueduct and s30,0 5 ([ the proposed amendment of the Rules and o.8 mile of grade tunnel, extending from about See General Instructions to Bid- lassification of the Municipal Civil Service the middle of the Bonticou tunnel, south of ders on the last page, last column, of Commission of The City of New York, as fol- High Falls, to the north end of the Wallkill the 41 City Record." DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES. lows: siphon, near Libertyville, N. Y, First—Amending section r of Rule VII. by Rondout Siphon. striking from the seventh line the words "at DEPARTMENT OP BRIDGES, Nos. I TO 2I PARK the beginning of each year." About 4.5 miles of pressure tunnel near High BELLEVUE AND ALLIED Falls, N. Y., and about 0.75 mile of grade Row, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OP NEW Second—Amending paragraph 2 of Rule VII. tunnel. HOSPITALS. YORK. by striking from the tenth line the words "the IVallkill Siphoa. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE City Hall, the Borough Halls." received by the Commissioner of Bridges Third—:intending section 2 of, Rule VIII. by About 4.4 miles of pressure tunnel under the BELLEVUE AND ALLIED HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT Sat the above office until 2 o'clock p. m. on adding after the word "voucher," in the six- Wallkill Valley, about 3.5 miles west of New OP -NEW YORK CITY, TWENTY-SIRTIt STREET AND tcciih line, the following: I'altz, N. Y. FIRST AVENUE, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907, "For reasons to be set forth in its minutes, Further information can be obtained from CITY OP NEW YORK. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE this provision may be waived in so far as it A. D. Flinn, Department Engineer in charge of FLOOR AT THE WASHINGTON AVENUE relates to the certificates, and such certificates headquarters. Room 1515, No. 299 Broadway, EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE BRIDGE, IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOK- may be accepted from non-residents of The New York City. S received by the President of the Board LYN. City of New York where applicants are to be J. EDWARD SIMMONS, of Trustees at the above office until 3 o'clock 'file contractor will be required to begin work employed outside the limits of The City of President; p. m. on within five days of the date of certification of New York." CHARLES N. CHADWICK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1907. the contract by the Comptroller, and will be Fourth—Amending paragraph z of Rule XI. CHARLES A. SHAW, required to complete the entire work to the by adding after the word "months," in the fourth Board of Water Supply. FOR ALL TIIE LABOR AND MATERIALS satisfaction of the Commissioner, and in accord- line, the following: J. `W'ALDO SMITH, REQUIRED FOR A TUNNEL CONNECTING ance with the specifications, on or before the —"exceptthat a veteran of the Civil War, Engineer. THE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR WOMEN expiration of four calendar months from date of honorably discharged from the military or the THOMAS HASSETT, NURSES WITH PAVILIONS A AND B OF said certification. naval service of the United States, shall not Secretary. TIIE NEW IIELI.EVUE HOSPITAL, SITU- The amount of security to guarantee the be subject to such probation." 528,026 ATED UNDER TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, faithful performance of the work will be One Fifth— EAST OF FIRST AVENUE, BOROUGH OF Thousand Dollars ($1,000). (a) Amending paragraph 4 of Rule XI, by MANHATTAN, TIIE CITY OF NEW YORK. The right is reserved by the Commissioner to striking from the fifth line the following: BOARD OF ASSESSORS. The security required will be Six Thousand reject all the bids should he deem it to be to "Residence in a borough other than that in Dollars ($6,000). the interest of the City so to do. which the duties are to be performed," The time allowed for doing and completing the Blank forms, plans and specifications may be (b) By striking from the eighteenth line the UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO new work, repairs and alterations will not be obtained at the office of the Department of words "one or more," and substituting therefor P the owner or owners of all houses and lots, more than one hundred (too) consecutive calen- Bridges. the word "three." improved or unimproved lands affected thereby, dar days from the date of executing the con- J. W. STEVENSON, (c) By striking from the twenty-second line that the following proposed assessments have tract. Commissioner of Bridges. the words "any person," and substituting been completed and are lodged in the office of The bids will be compared and the contract Dated September 26, 1907. therefor the words "the three persons." the Board of Assessors for examination by all awarded at a lump or aggregate sun to the low- 827,070 Sixth—Amending section 2 of Rule XII. by persons interested, viz.: est bidder as soon thereafter as practicable, ac- Iiw See General Instructions to Bid- striking from the tenth line the words "or from BOROUGH OF QUEENS. cording to law. ders on the last page, last column, of any other appropriate list." Blank forms may be obtained at the office of the "City Record." Scveuth—Amending paragraph 4 of Rule XII. List 9429, No. I. Catch basins on the northeast the Contract Clerk, No. 4t9 East Twenty-sixth (as amended January 24, 1907), by adding and northwest corners of Fifth avenue and street, Borough of Manhattan, where bids and thereto the following: Graham avenue, First Ward. deposits are also delivered. —"except that, in cases of sickness and for List 9430, No. 2. Sewer in Twentieth street, DEPARTMENT OP BRIDGES, Nos. 13 TO 2I PARK JOHN W. BRANNAN, Row, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF New vacation periods of incumbents of the positions from Eighth avenue to Eleventh avenue, White President of the Board of Trustees, Bellevue and of Telephone Operator, Stenographer and stone, Third Ward, Allied Hospitals. YORK. Typewriter and General Medical Officer, List 9431, No. 3. Sewer in Twenty-eighth street. Dated September 23, 1907. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE such employment may be continued for a from Fourteenth avenue to Fifteenth avenue, to 524,07 S received by the Commissioner of Bridges at period not exceeding sixty days." connect with sewer on Fourteenth avenue, White- tjtr See General Instructions to Bid- the above office until 2 o'clock p. m. on Eighth—Amending paragraph i2 of Rule XV. stone, Third Ward. ders on the last page, last column, of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907, (as amended January 24, 1907), by striking from List 9432, No. 4. Temporary sewer in Twenty- the 66 City Record." the fifth line the word "providing," and substi- ninth street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING tuting therefor the word 'provided." avenues, Whitestone, Third Ward. STEEL AND HARDWARE SUPPLIES TO Ninth—Amending section z of Rule XVIII, by List 9433• No. 5. Sewer in Webster avenue, THE HARLEM RIVER BRIDGES DURING adding after the word "examinat'on," in the from First avenue to William street, First Ward. COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING THE YEAR 1907. tenth line, the following: List 9434• ,No. 6. Sewer in Washington ave- FUND. The delivery of supplies must be begun imme- —"subject to the subsequent approval of nue, from Fifth avenue to Ninth avenue, First diately after the certification of the contract by the Commission." Ward. the Comptroller, and deliveries shall be fully Tenth— BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. OTICE IS HEREP.Y GIVEN THAT A completed by December 37, 1907. (a) Amending paragraph 13 of Rule XIX. public hearing will be had before the The amount of security to guarantee the faith- by adding after the word List 8825, No. 7. Regulating, grading, curbing, N ful performance of the work will be Five Hun- `effect," in the flagging, laying crosswalks and paving with Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of The City seventh line, the following: "hut no transfer granite block pavement East One Hundred an l of New York, in Room r6, City Hall, Borough dred Dollars ($Soo). under the same title in Parts II. and III. map of Manhattan, Ctty of New York, on The right is reserved by the Commissioner to he effected unless the person to be transferred Fiftieth street, from the Harlem river to the reject all the bids should he deem it to be to the east side of River avenue. Together with a list has served a period of at least three months WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907, interest of the City so to do. under the same title in the Labor Class, in a of awards for damages caused by a change of Blank forms and specifications ma:- be ob- grade. at ii o'clock a. m., upon the application of the borough or county office;" Commissioner of Docks of The City of New tained at the office of the Department of (b) By striking from the seventh line the The limits within which it is proposed to lay Bridges. the said assessments include all the several York for the approval of the Commissioners of word "but," and substituting therefor the the Sinking Fund of the acquisition, in the JAMES W. STEVENSON, word "and.' houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and Commissioner of Bridges. parcels of land situated on— name of and for the benefit of the corporation Eleventh—Amending section 12 of Ru'e XIX. of The City of New York, for the improvement Dated September 19, 1907. by adding to the first paragraph thereof the fol- No. I. Beth sides of Briell street, from Graham $20,03 avenue to Broadway; south side of Broadway, of the waterfront and harbor of The City of lowing: from Bartow street to Briell street. New York on the East river, between East Thir- W See General Instructions to Bid- "Any necessary reduction of force shall be No. 2. Both sides of Twentieth street, from teenth and East Fourteenth streets, in the Bor- ders on the last page, last column, of made from among those persons who have not Eighth to Eleventh avenue. ough of Manhattan, of all right, title and the 46 City Record." been employed for a period of three months, No. 3. Both sides of Twenty-eighth street, interest not now owned by The City of New persons who have completed their probationary from Fourteenth to Fifteenth avenue. York of, in and to the following described period having preference for retention." No. 4. Both sides of Twenty-ninth street, from property, situated in the Borough of Manhattan, DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES, NOS I TO 2I PARK Twelfth—Amending paragraph I of Rule Fourteenth to Fifteenth avenue. to The City of New York, namely: ROW, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF New XIII. by adding after the word "made," in the No. 5. Both sides of Webster avenue, from All the uplands, filled-in lands, lands and YORK. tenth line, the following: First avenue to William street: both sides of lands under water, wharf property, wharfage EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE —"but no person who has received a perma- Academy street, Radde street, Prospect street rights, terms, easements, emoluments and priv- received by the Commissioner of Bridges at nent appointment shall be suspended from any and Crescent street, from Freeman avenue to ileges of and to the uplands, filled-in lands, theS above office until z o'clock p. m., on position for lack of work or appropriati„n Webster avenue; northeast side of Freeman ave- lands, lands under water and wharf property THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907. white probationers Serving under the souse tit's nue, from Academy street to Crescent street, and situate, lyin and being in the Borough of Man- are employed in the same department, offiro southeast side of William street, extending 210 hattan, in The City of New York, and bounded FOIL THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MAD. or institution." feet southerly from Webster avenue. and described as follows, to wit: ISON AVENUE BRIDGE OVER THE HAR- Thirteenth—.''smending paragraph io of Rib- No. 6. Both sides of Washington avenue, Beginning at a point in the easterly line of LEM RIVER. XIX. by adding after the word "Class," in th-- from Fifth avenue to Ninth avenue. Avenue D where the northerly line of East The contractor will be required to begin work tenth line. the following: No. 7. Both sides of One Hundred and Fif- Thirteenth street intersects the same, and run- within five days of the date of certification of ''Except that for positions in Parts II. au l tieth street, from the Harlem river to the east ning thence northerly and along the easterly line the contract by the Comptroller, and will be re- III. of the Labor Class, eligibles may declin" side of River avenue, and to the extent of half of Avenue D 206.5 feet to the southerly line of quired to complete the entire work to the satis- appointment on account of residence in .a bor- the block at the intersecting and terminating East Fourteenth street; thence easterly and along faction of the Commissioner, and in accordance ough other than that in which the duties are to streets and avenues. said southerly line of East Fourteenth street 275 with the specifications, by September I, 1909. be performed." TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907. THE CITY RECORD.. I005I Fourteenth-Amending the Non-competitive Naturalized citizens must attach their naturali- MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. 299 Blank forms may be obtained at the office of Classification by changing the heading "Positions zation papers to application. BROADWAY, NEW YoaK, September 20, 1907. the Department of Parks, Litchfield Mansion, in the Department of Public Charities, the De- Applicants will be rotified later of the dates of Prospect Park, Brooklyn. partment of Correction, the Bellevue and Allied UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., the physical and .,cntal examinations. that applications will be received from 9 Hospitals, the New York and Brooklyn Truant FRANK A. SPENCER, P President; Schools, the New York Parental School and the Secretary. A. M. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, UNTIL 4 JOSEPH I. BERRY, Brooklyn Disciplinary Training School," to read P. M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1907, for the MICHAEL J, KENNEDY, as follows: position of Commissioners of Parks, "Positions in the Department of Public SPECIAL NOTICE TO APPLICANTS. LAY SANITARY INSPECTOR (MALE), DE- s3o,017 Charities, the Department of Correction, the The Civil Service Commission desires to warn PARTMENT OF IfEALTII AND TENE- ;ro See General Instructions to Bid- Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, the Manhattan you against all persons who offer to sell, in ad- MENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT. and Brooklyn Truant Schools, the New York ders on the last page, last column, of vance of the examinations, the questions that you The examination will be held on the "City Record." Parental School and the Brooklyn Disciplinary will be expected to answer; and also against all Training School." individuals or so-called "schools" that would FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1907, Fifteenth-Amending the classification of po- have you think they possess advantages by the sitions in the competitive class by striking use of which you will be enabled to pass a at Io a. m. OFFICE OF TIIE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL therefrom the following: successful examination and secure appointment. The subjects and weights of the examination BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-POURTR "Part VII.-The Civil Engineer Service. If you pay any money for these purposes, other are as follows: STREETt ISOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF "Grade i-Axeman, Draughtsman's Helper, than the nominal charge for legitimate Civil Ser- Special ...... 4 NEW YORK. Heliotroper. vice School tuition, a fraud will be imposed Experience ...... 3 "Grade z-Chainman, Rodman. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES' WILL BE upon you, and you will not only lose your money Report ...... 2 received by the Park Board at the above "Grade 3-Leveler. but be guilty of a misdemeanor. (Section 56, Arithmetic ...... I S "Grade 4-Transitman and Computer, Engi- office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock Penal Code.) The percentage required is 70. p. m, on neer Inspector, Draughtsman: (I) Topo- Your own merit and ability will determine your The special paper will call for a thorough graphical, (2) Structural Steel, (3) Taxes and position as a result of the examination. knowledge of the principles and laws of sani- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907, Assessments. A reward of $too will be paid tony person tation and a knowledge of the statutes govern- Borough of Manhattan. "Grade 5-Assistant Engineer: (I) Rapid who will furnish the Civil Service Commission ing the Health and Tenement House Depart- Transit, (2) Bridges and Structural Steel, (3) with information and evidence that will secure ments relating thereto. Practical experience in FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING Docks, (4) Sewers, Highways and Parks, (5) the conviction of any person attempting to de- the candidates will also be required. OLI) WELL ROTTED HORSE MANURE Aqueduct and Water Supply; Chief DraugYtts- fraud applicants, and such information will be Certifications will be made to the Health and WHERE REQUIRED ON THE PARKS. man, Examining Engineer, Hydrographic considered confidential. Tenement House Departments. The amount of security required is Three En~tmeer, Assistant Surveyor. Questions used in previous examinations may Vacancies in both Departments occur from Thousand Dollars. Grade 6-Principal Assistant Engineer, Sur: be seen uron application at the Examining De- time to time. The time allowed to deliver the material will veyor." partment, Room Iio8, No. 299 Broadway, New The salary is $1,200 per annum. be as required before December 31, 1907. -and substituting therefor the following: York City, The minimum age is zi years. The bids will be compared and the contract "Part VII.-The Civil Engineer Service. WILLIAM F. BAKER, FRANK A. SPENCER, awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. "The Field Staff- President. Secretary. Blank forms may be obtained at the office "Grade i-Axeman, Heliotroper. 5271012 s2o,04 of the Department of Parks, Arsenal, Central "Incumbent must serve one year as Axe- Park, Manhattan. man before promotion to position of Rodman. SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., "Grade 2-Rodman. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. President; "Applicant must have had three years' ex- 299 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, September 27, 1907. JOSEPH I. BERRY, perience as 'Axeman' and 'Rodman' before 299 BROADWAY. NEW YoaK, September 7, 1907. MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, taking Civil Service examination for promotion UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Commissioners of Parks. to the position of 'Transitman and Computer.' P that promotion examinations for all posi- that the time for receiving applications for Dated September 26, 1907. "Grade 3-Transitman and Computer. tions in Part II. (the clerical, service) and Part theP position of S30,OIO "Applicant must be twenty-five years old and VII. (the engineer service) will be held in the have had five years' engineering experience as month of November, upon dates to be announced LABORATORY ASSISTANT (MALE AND t8_ See General Instructions to Bid- 'Rodman,' 'Transitman and Computer' or later. FEMALE) ders on the last page, last column, of Draughtsman,' including two years' fiel i ex- Examinations in Part II. will be open to per- the 11 City Record." perience, before taking Civil Service examina- sons who have served foraeriod of two years has been extended until 4 P. M. WEDNESDAY, tion for promotion to the position of 'Assistant ii,. Grade I, or for a period of three years in SEPTEMBER 18. Engineer.' Grade 2, 3 or 4 in the City Service, prior to The examination will be held on OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL "Grade 4-Assistant Engineer, Assistant October I, 1907. WEI)NESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1907, B'.:I;.DING FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH STREET, I'OROUGH OF MAN;.SATTAN, THE CITY OF Topographical Engineer, Assistant Surveyor. The positions in Part II. are graded as fol• at I o a. m. "The Office Staff- lows: NEW YORit, "Grade i-Junior Topographical Draughts- Grade I, $300 annually. The subjects and weights of the examination EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE man. Grade 2, 1600 annually. are as follows: Special ...... A S received by the Park Board at the above "Junior Draughtsman at any rate of com- Grade 3, 1,2oo annually. office of the De+"~rtment of Parks until 3 o'clock pensation map, after one year s service, take Grade 4, $i,Soo annually. Experience ...... 3 p. u,. examination for promotion to Draughtsman. Grade 5, $2,400 annually, or over. Arithmetic ...... I "Grade 2-Topographical Draughtsman. Examinations in Part VII. will be open to The percentage required is 70. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. The positions of Engineer and Surveyor. persons who have served continuously in posi- Candidates should have some acquaintance with Borough of Brooklyn. "Vacancies in the positions of Engineer and tions in the next lower grade, in the same bureau the routine work of laboratories, and knowledge Surveyor shall be filled. without civil service or office, for a period of six months prior to of the preservation and care of slides, etc. FOR FURNISHING AND PLANTING examination, from the incumbents of the posi- October I, 1907. A number of questions will be put which TREES AND SHRUBS IN McLAUGHLIN tion of Assistant Engineer having ten years' First grade Clerks to be eligible to compete must be answered by all candidates. In ad- PARK, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. engineering experience, including three years in for promotion must be eigh'cvn years of age. dition, candidates will be required to answer The time allowed for the completion of the the City's service as Assistant Engineer unless Second grade Clerks and others, to be el)gible questions referring to one of the following; contract is within thirty (30) consecutive working the head of the department determines it to be to compete for promotion to third grade Clerk, I. Chemical Laboratory. days. for the best interest of the City that said must be twenty-one years of age. z. Vaccine Laboratory. The amount of security required is One Thou- vacancy be filled from the open competitive list For all other positions applicants must be 3. Hospital Laboratory. sand Dollars ($i,000). of the Civil Service Commission. twenty-one. 4. Diagnostic Laboratory. The bids will be compared and the contract "The positions of Deputy Chief Engineer and Promotion lists now in existence will Continue Several vacancies exist in the Department of awardcc ar a lump or aggregate sum. Chief Engineer. in force for a period of one year from the date Health. Blank forms may be obtained at the office of "Vacancies in the positions of Deputy Chief of promulgation, and until new lists are an- The salary is $600 per annum. the Det.artment of Parks, Litchfield Mansion, Engineer and Chief Engineer shall be filled, nounced. The minimum age is 18 years. Prospect Park, Brooklyn. without civil service examination, from the in- Applications can be procured at once from the SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., FRANK A. SPENCER, cumbents of the positions of Assistant Engineer Application Desk (Room I119), and can be filed Secretary. President; and Engineer having fifteen years' engineering only after October I and until 4 p. m., October TOSEPH I. BERRY, experience, including five years in the City's 31, 1907. 57.2 5 MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, service as either Assistant Engineer or En- The efficiency records called for by Rule XV., Commissioners of Parks. gineer, unless the head of the department de- paragraph 7, as amended, must be completed to ..28,010 September 30, and a transcript thereof must ap- termines it to be for the best interest of the MUNIC[PAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. 299 t.B. See General Instructions to Bid- City that said vacancy shall be filled from the pear upon the application blank, properly filled BROADWAY, CITY OF NEW YORK. ders on the last page, last column, of open competitive list of the Civil Service Com- out and signed by the person designated by each the " City Record." mission." appointing officer. UBLIC NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF Sixteenth-Amending the classification of posi- No further notice of these examinations will P all competitive examinations two weeks in tions in the Competitive Class, Part I., Group It, be sent to any department. advance of the date upon which the receipt of No personal application will be considered, applications for any scheduled examination will Ot FICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSiNAL by including therein the following titles: IIUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH "Curator." and no one will be examined who has not filed close. Applications will be received for only an application. such examinations as are scheduled. STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF "Assistant Curator." NEW YORK. Seventeenth-Amending the classification of Examinations for promotion to positions other When an examination is advertised, a person positions in the Competitive Class, Part I. (Un- than those in Parts II. and VII. of the competi- desiring to compete in the same may obtain an EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE graded Positions), by adding to Group 3 (Elec- tive class will be held only upon special request. application blank upon request made in writin; S received by the Park Board at the above trical Positions) the following: FRANK A. SPENCER, or by personal application at the office of the office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock "A Junior Draughtsman at any rate of com- Secretary. Conunission. p. In, on pensation may, after one year's service, take s27,nl All notices of examinations will be posted in examination for promotion to Draughtsman. the office of the Commission, City Hall, I\tu THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. "Applicants must have had five years' en- 'icipal Building, Brooklyn, and advertised in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and queens. gineering experience as Draughtsman or Chief MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. 299 CITY RECORD for two weeks in advance of the Draughtsman before inking civil service ex- BROADWAY, New YORK, September 25, 1907. date upon which the receipt of applications will FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING amination for the position of Electrical En- UBLIC NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN close for any stated position. 101'SOIL OR GARDEN MOULD TO PARKS gineer." P that applications will be received from 9 Public notice will also be given by advertise- AND PARKWAYS IN THE BOROUGHS OF -and by adding to Group 4 (Architectural Posi- A. M. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, UN- ment in most of the City papers. BROOKLYN AND QUEENS. tions) the following: TIL 4 P. M. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, Wherever an examination is of a technical The time allowed for the completion of the A junior Draughtsman at any rate of com- 1907, for the position of character, due notice is given by advertisement contract is within sixty (6o) consecutive working " days. pensation may, after one year's service, take OIL SURVEYOR. in the technical journals appertaining to the par- examination for promotion to Draughtsman. ticular profession for which the examination is The amour of security required is Three Thou- "Applicants must have had five years' ex- The examination will be held on called. sand Dollars ($3,000). WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1907, Such notices will be sent to the daily papers The bids will be compared and the contract perience as Inspector, Chief Inspector, Plan awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Examiner, Draughtsman or Chief Draughtsman at Io a. m. as matters of news, and to the General Post before taking civil service examination for the office and stations thereof. The scope of the Blank forms may be obtained at the office of The subjects and weights of the examination examination will be stated, but for more general the Department of Parks, Litchfield Mansion, positions, of Engineer Inspector and Structural Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Engineer and Chief Plan Examiner." are as follows: information application should be made at to Special ...... 6 office of the Commission. SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., -and by adding to Group 5 (Mechanical En- Experience ...... 3 President; gineering Positions) the following: Unless otherwise specifically stated, the mini- Arithmetic ...... I mum age requirement for all positions is 21. OSEPH I. BERRY, "A Tunior Draughtsman at any rate of com- The percentage required is 70. pensation may, after one year's service, take WILLIAM F. BAKER, MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, The technical examination will include methods President; Commissioners of Parks. examination for promotion to Draughtsman. of surveying buildings for permits for oils and S28,o l u "Applicants must have had five years' en- other combustibles, and the elementary chem- R. ROSS APPLETON, gineering experience as Draughtsman or Chief istry of the same, and provisions for safety in FRANK. L. POLK, ,ems See General Instructions to Bid- Draughtsman before taking civil service ex- their storage and use inbreed by the Bureau of Commissioners. ders on the last page, last column, of amination for the position of Mechanical En- Combustibles. FRANK A. SPENCER, the " City Record." gineer." There will be three or more appointments in Secretary. Public hearings will be had on the foregoing the Bureau of Combustibles, Fire Department. proposed amendments, in accordance with Rule OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL The salary is $1,500 per annum. BUILDING,. FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH III., at the Commission's offices, No. 299 Broad- The minimum age is 21 years. way, on Wednesday. October 2, 1907, beginning DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. STREET BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF FRANK A. SPENCER, NEW '50RK. at in o'clock in the forenoon. Secretary. FRANK A. SPENCER, 825,030 OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE Secretary. BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTII S received by the Park Board at the above 830,02 STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. 299 NEW YORK. p. m. on BROADWAY, NEW YORK, September 23, 1907. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907, MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, NO. UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN S received by the Park Board at the above Borough of The Bronx. 299 BROADWAY, NEw YORK, August 16, 1907. office of the Department until 3 o'clock p. m., that applications will be received from 9 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR A.P M. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, UNTIL 4 oil UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AND MATERIALS FOR COMPLETELY P. M. MONDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1907, for the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907, ERECTING AND CONSTRUCTING A COM- that applications for the position of position of PPATROLMAN, POLICE DEPARTMENT, BoroughsBorousgisa of Brooklyn and Queens. FORT STATION IN THE BOTANICAL will be received from 9 A. M. MONDAY, SEP- GAS INSPECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF No. I. FOR REPAIRS AND ALTERA- GARDEN, IN BRONX PARK, IN THE CITY TEMBER 16, UNTIL Iz M. SATURDAY, OC- WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELEC- TIONS TO AND PAINTING OF FENCES OF NEW YORK. TOBER 12, 1907. TRICITY. AROUND PARKS AND ON PARKWAYS IN The time allowed for the completion of the NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED The examination will be held on THE BOROUGHS OF BROOKLYN AND whole work will be one hundred (MOO) con- PRIOR TO THE DATE ANNOUNCED. QUEENS. secutive working days. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1907, The time allowed for the completion of the The amount of the security requi d is Two The subjects and weights are as follows: contract is within thirty consecutive working Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($zoo). Physical development and strength...... 50 at to a. m. The bids will be compared and the contract Mental test ...... ...... 5u days. The subjects and weights of the examination The amount of security required is Four awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. The subects and weights of the mental test are Plans may be seen and blank forms may be as follows: are as follows: Thousand Dollars ($4,000). Memorytest ...... 2 Special ...... 6 No. 2 'FOR REPAIRS AND ALTERA- obtained at the office of the Department of Parks, Experience ...... •...... 4 TIONS TO TILE VARIOUS ORNAMENTAL Zbrowski Mansion, Claremont Park, Borough Government ...... 3 of The Bronx. Localities ...... 3 The perc. ntage required is 70. s-TONE ENTRANCES TO PROSPECT PARK, Arithmetic...... 2 The special paper will presuppose a thorough BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., Seventy per cent, will be required on the knowledge of the construction, use and working The time allowed for the completion of the President; mental examination. of the photometer, as well as a rudimentary contract is within thirty consecutive working TOSEPII I. BERRY Seventy per cent, will be required on strength. knowledge of the chemistry of illuminating gas. days. MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, Seventy per cent, will be required on physical There will probably be ten appointments. The amount of securiry required is Three Commissioners of Parks. development. The salary is $1,200 per annum. Thousand Dollars ($3,000). 524,010 Applications will not be received from persons The minimum age is 21 years. The contracts must be bid for separately. who are less than twenty-one (21) years of age FRANK A. SPENCER, The bids will be compared and the contracts ta'. See General Instructions to Bid- on October 12, 1907, or who are more than thirty Secretary. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each ders on the last page, last columns of contract. the " City Record." (30) years of age. 523,028 10052 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, lam. SURMOUNTED BY AN IRON FENCE, IN Part Two (A)—FOR ALL WORK AND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL MATERIAL REQUIRED IN BUILDING AN BUILDING,t FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH THE BOTANICAL GARDEN IN BRONX PARK, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ARMORY FOR THE SECOND BATTERY, CHARITIES. STREET OROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF N. G., N. Y. (EXCLUSIVE OF EXCAVAT- NEW VORK. The time allowed for the completion of the contract is one hundred (ioo) consecutive work- ING), AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, FOOT OF EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE ing days. FRANKLIN AVENUE AND EAST ONE EAST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, NEW YORK. S received by the Park Board at the above The amount of security required is Eight Thou- HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH STREET. office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock sand Dollars ($8,00,1). IN THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX, IN TO CONTRACTORS. p. m. on The bids will be compared and the contract ACCORDANCE WITH THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Blank forms may be obtained and plans may Security required, One Hundred Thousand Dol- Borough of The Bronx. be seen at the office of the Department of Parks, lars ($100,000). EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE Zbrowski Mansion, Claremont Park, The Bronx. Deposit to be made with bid, Five Thousand received by the Department of Public FOR FURNISHING ALL THE MATERIALS Dollars ($5,00o). S AND LABOR FOR CONSTRUCTING RETAIN- MOSES HERRMAN Charities at the above office until 2.30 o'clock Time allowed for doing the work three hundred p. in., on ING WALL ON SPUYTEN DUYVIL PARK- I1resident; (300) working days. WAY, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. JOSEPH I. BERRY The Armory Board reserves the right to award MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1907, The time allowed for the completion of the MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, the contract for both parts or only for Part contract is thirty (30) consecutive working days. Commissioners of Parks. One (B). FOR PROVIDING ALL LABOR AND MA- The amount of security required. is One Thou- 520,03 Part Three—FOR ALL WORK AND MA- TERIALS REQUIRED FOR THE EXCAVA- sand Dollars (JI,000l. tN' See General Instructions :o Bid- TERIAL REQUIRED IN CHANGING THE TION, MASONRY STEEL AND IRON, The bids will be compared and the Contract ders on the last pager last column, of SYSTEM OF STEAM HEATING IN THE ROOFING AND IOIETAL WORK, CARPEN- awarded at a lump or ;.ggregate sum. the 44 City Record." DRILL HALL OF THE THIRTEENTH REGI- TRY, GLAZING, PAINTINU, HARDWARE, Blank forms may be obtained at the office of MENT ARMORY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ELECTRIC WORK AND ALL OTHER WORK the Department of Parks, Zbrowski Mansion, THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. (EXCEPT PLUMBING, HEATING, ELEVA- Claremont Park, The Bronx. OFFICE OP THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL Security required, Nine Hundred Dollars TOR WORK, ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIT- SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH ($900). TING UP OF THE DIET KITCHENS, DRUG President; STREET flOROUGM OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF Deposit to be made with bid, Forty-five Dollars ROOMS AND UTILITY ROOMS) AS SET JOSEPH I. BERRY, NEW YORK. ($45)- FORTH IN THE DRAWINGS AMMD SPECI- MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, FICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE Ttnte allowed for doing the work thirty-five Commissioners of Parks. received by the Park Board at the above (35) working days. AND COMPLETION OF SIX WARD BUILD- s24,0I0 S The bids will be compared and the contracts INGS OF THE SEA VIEW HOSPITAL, office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock SITUATED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY a~ See General Instructions to Bid- p. m. on awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each ders on the last page, last column, of contract. the "City Record.' THURSDAY, OCTOBER S, 1907. Bidders are requested to make their bids or Borough of Brooklyn. estimates upon the blank form prepared by the Armory Board, a copy of which, with the proper OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR envelope in which to inclose the bid, together BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH AND MATERIALS NECESSARY TO REPAIR with a copy of the contract, including the specifi- TENDED FOR THE USES AND PURPOSES STREET- ` Y3OROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF ASPHALT ROADWAYS ON GLENMORE cations, in the form approved by the Corporation OF THE DEPARTMENT, AS PROVIDED BY NEW YORK. AVENUE AND EASTERN PARKWAY EX- Counsel, can be obtained upon application at the LAW. The time allowed for doing and completing the EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE TENSION, ALSO TO RESURFACE WALKS office of the Armory Board, Suite 6, new Hall IN PROSPECT PARK, BOROUGH OF of Records (basement), Borough of Manhattan. entire work and the full performance of the S received by the Park Board at the above BROOKLYN, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE For Parts One (B) and Two (A) survey and contract is seven hundred and thirty (730) con- onice of the Department of Parks un'il 3 o'clock secutive calendar days. p. m. on WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. plans may be examined at the office of the The time allowed for the completion of the architect, C. C. Haight, Esq., No. 452 Fifth ave- The surety required will be Three Hundred THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. contract is within thirty (30) consecutive work- nue, Manhattan. Thousand Dollars ($300,000). in days. For Part Three plans may be examined at The bidder will state one aggregate price for Borough of Brooklyn. the amount of security required is One Thou- the office of the architect, Walter E. Parfitt, the whole work described and specified, as the FOR ALL LABOR AND MATER?:ILS RE- sand Dollars ($I,000). Esq., No. z6 Court street, Brooklyn. contract is entire for a complete job. B!--nk forms and further information may be QUIRED IN THE FURNISHING AND EREC- The bids will `-le compared and the contract THE ARMORY BOARD, lION OF CASES FOR EXHIBITS IN THE awarded at a lump or aggre$ate sum. obtained at the office of Raymond F. Almirall GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, Architect, No. 51 Chambers street, The City oft; BROOKLYN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND Plank forms may be obtained and plans may Mayor; SCIENCES, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. be seen at the office of the Department of New York, where plans and specifications may be Parks, Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park, Brook- PATRICK F. McGOWAN, seen. The time alowed for the completion of the President of the Board of Aldermen; ROBERT W. HEBBERD, contract is within one hundred and twenty (I2o) lyn. JAMES McLEER, consecutive working days. MOSES HERRMAN, Commissioner. Brigadier-General, Commanding Second Dated September 27, 1907. The amount of security required is Five Thou- President. Brigade; sand Dollars ($5,000). JOSEPH I. BERRY. 828,014 KENNEDY, GEORGE MOORE SMITH, The bids will be compared and the contract MICHAEL Brigadier-General, Commanding First tfSee General Instructions to Bid- awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Commissioners of Parks. Brigade; ders on the last page, last column, of Blank forms may be obtainc:i at the office of si8,o3 LAWSON PURDY, the 41 City Record." the Department of Parks, Litchfield Mansion, tt See General Instructions to Bid- President of the Department of Taxes Prospect Park, Brooklyn. ders on the last page, last column, of and Assessments. SAMUEL PARSONS, JR., the "City Record." The City of New York, September 23, 1907. DEPARTMENT OF. FINANCE. President; 524;07 JOSEPH I. BERRY, gff See General Instruction■ to Bid- 4IICHAEL J. KENNEDY, OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, BUREAU FOR IEEE Commissioners of Parks. BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH ders on the last page, last column, of COLLECTION OF TAXES, NO. 57 CHAMBERS STREET, the " City Record." BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, September 524,020 STREET 13OROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW 1foRK. 30, 1907. x See General Instructions to Bid- EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE ders on the last page, last column, of DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. the "City Record." S received by the Park Board at the above' FERRIES. office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE p. m. on assessment rolls of real estate and personal OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER S, 1907. N BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH OFFICE OF TILE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND property in The City of New York for the year STREE~T BoaoUGs OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF Borough of Brooklyn. FERRIES, PIER "A," FOOT OF BATTERY PLACE, 1907, and the warrants for the cgllection of NORTH RIVER, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE taxes, have been delivered to the undersigned, NEW YORK.' FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY TO ERECT AND CITY OF NEW YORK, and that all the taxes on said assessment rolls EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE are due and payable on received by the Park Boarl at the above COMPLETE A THREE RAIL POST AND PIPE WIRE MESH FENCE IN McLAUGH- received by the Commissioner of Docks MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1907, Gntce of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock S p. m. on LIN PARK, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. at the above office until i2 o'clock m. on at the office of the Receiver of Taxes in the The time allowed for the completion of the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907, borough in which the property is located, as THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907. contract is within thirty (30) consecutive work- Borough of Richmond. follows: Borough of Manhattan. ing days. Borough of Manhattan, No. 57 Chambers street, The amount of security required is One Thou- CONTRACT NO. iio6. Manhattan, N. Y. FOR REGULATING. GRADING, LAYING sand Dollars ($I,000). WALK PAVEMENT OF PORTLAND CEMENT FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING Borough of The Bronx, corner of Third and The bids will be compared and the contract ABOUT 20,000 TONS OF ANTHRACITE Tremont avenues, The Bronx, N. Y. AND DOING OTHER WORK UPON AND AD- awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. JACENT TO THE S:iE OF THE OLD EN- COAL. Borough of Brooklyn, Rooms 2, 4, 6 and 8, Blank forms may be obtained and plans may The time for the completion of the work and Municipal Building, Brooklyn, N. Y. GINE HOUSE IN CITY HALL PARK. be seen at the office of the Department of Borough of Queens, corner of Jackson avenue The time allowed for the comple'ion of the the full performance of the coritract is on or Parks, Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park, Brook- before the expiration of go calendar days. and Fifth street, Long Island City, N. Y. whole work will be thirty-five consecutive work- lyn. ing days. The amount of security required is Twenty- Borough of Richmond, Borough Hall, St. MOSES HERRMAN, eight Thousand Dollars. George, Staten Island, N. Y. The amount of the security required is Four- President. Bidders will state a price per ton for furnish- In case of payment during October the per- teen Hundred Dollars. JOSEPH I. BERRY. son so paying shall be entitled to the benefits The bids will be compared and the contract ing the material called for in the specifications, MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, by which price the bids will be tested. mentioned in section 915 of the Greater New awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Commissioners of Parks. York Charter (chapter 378, Laws of 1897), viz.: flans may be seen and blank forms may be Delivery will be required to be made at the s18,o3 time and in the manner and in such quantities A deduction of interest at the rate of 6 per obtained at the office of the Department of cent. per annum betwee the day of such pay- Parks, Ar~cnal, Central Park, Manhattan. f" See General Instructions to Bid- as may be directed. Q ders on the last page, last column, of Blank forms and further information may be ment and the 1st day dF December next. LOSES HERRMAN, the "City Record." obtained at the office of the said Department ALL BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER President; J. A. BENSEL, MUST BE REBATED BEFORE CHECKS ARE JOSEPH I. BERRY Commissioner of Docks. DRAWN FOR PAYMENT. MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, Dated September 27, 1907. When checks are mailed tothe Receiver of Commissioners of Parks. POLICE DEPARTMENT. sz8,oto Taxes they must be accompanied by addressed Dated September zo, 1907. ,VTSee General Instructions to Bid- envelopes with postage prepaid in order to insure 821,03 POLICE DEPARTMENT—CITY OF NEW YORK. return of receipted bills by mail. WNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY ders on the last page, last column, of the " City Record." Checks dated October 7 should be mailed to JW See General Instructions to Bid- Clerk of the Police Department of The the Receiver as soon as possible after bills have ders on the last page, last column, of CityO of New York, No. 300 Mulberry street, been received by the taxpayer. the " City Record." Room No, g, for the following property, now in OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND Draw checks only to the order of the Receiver his custody, without claimants: Boats, rope, iron, FERRIES, PIER "A," FOOT OF BATTERY PLACE, of Taxes. OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL lead, male and female clothing, 4,00ts, shoes, NORTH RIVER, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE DAVID E. AUSTEN, BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, liquors, CITY OF NEW YORK. Receiver of Taxes. etc.; also small amount of money taken from STREET BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE s3o,nl NEW T ORK. prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this De- partment S received by the Commissioner of Docks EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL THEODORE A. BINGHAM, at the above office until Iz o'clock m. on NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. S be received by the Park Board at the Police Commissioner. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907, above office of the Department of Parks until 3 N PURSUANCE OF SECTION Iot8 OF THE o'clock p. m. on CONTRACT NO. 1107. I Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller POLICE DEPARTMENT-CITY of NEW YORK, FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING of The City of New York hereby gives public THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. MANILA ROPE. notice to all persons, owners of property, affected Borough of The Bronx. WNERS WANTED BY THE DEPUTY The time for the completion of the work and by the following assessment for LOCAL IM- Property Clerk of the Police Department the full performance of the contract is on or PROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF MAN- FOR •FURNISHING AND DELIVERING QQTThe City of New York—Office, No. 209 State before the expiration of i8o calendar days. HATTAN: TWO HUNDRED (zoo) TONS NO. I WHITE street, Borough of Brooklyn—for the following The amount of security required is Five Thou- ASH ANTHRACITE COAL (NO. 4, I907) FOR property, now in his custody, without claimants: sand Dollars. TWELFTH WARD, SECTION 8. PARKS, BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Boats, rope, iron, lead, male and female clothing, The bidder must state a price per pound for WEST ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY- The time stipulated for the completion of the boots, shoes, wine, blankets, diamonds, canned furnishing the material called for In the specifi- FIRST STREET—SEWER, between Fort Wash. contract is before December 15, I907. goods, liquors, etc.; also small amount of money cations, by which price the bids will be tested. ington avenue and Haven avenue. Area of The amount of security required is Six Hun- taken from prisoners and found by Patrolmen Delivery will he required to be made at the assessment: Both sides of West One Hundred dred Dollars ($Soo). of this Department. time and in the manner and in such quantities and Seventy-first street, extending about 204 feet The bids will be compared and the contract west of Fort Washington avenue, THEODORE A. BINGHAM, as may be directed. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Police Commissioner. Blank forms and further information may be —that the same was confirmed by the Board of Blank forms may be obtained at the office of obtained at the office of the said Department. Revision of Assessments on September 26 1907, the Department of Parks, Zbrowski Mansion, J. A. BENSEL, and entered on September 26, 1907, in the Record Claremont Park, The Bronx. Commissioner of Docks. of Titles of Assessments, kept in the Bureau for ARMORY BOARD. the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of MOSES HERRMAN, Dated September 27, 1907. Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and President; sz8,oto ARMORY BOARD, HALL of REcosDs, CHAMBERS unless the amount assessed for benefit on any JOSEPH I. BERRY, f3'See General Instructions to Bid- person or property shall be paid within sixty MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, AND CENTRE STREETS. ders on the last page, last column, of EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE days after the date of said entry of the assess- Commissioners of Parks. the " City Record." ments, interest will be collected thereon, as pro- 320,03 S received at the office of the Mayor, Chair- vided in section Ioig of said Greater New York man of the Armory Board, in The City of New DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES, PIKE "A." &W See General Instructions to Bid- York, until 2 p. m. on Charter. ders on the last page, last column, of NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK, March 31, 1904. Said section provides, in part, that If any the "City Record." MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1907. HE COMMISSIONER HAS FIXED THE such assessment shall remain unpaid for the Part One (B)—FOR ALL WORK AND MA- T amounts of bonds required on contracts period of sixty days after the date of entry TERIALS REqUIRED IN EXCAVATING awarded by this Department, as follows: thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess- OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL THE PLOT FOR PROPOSED ARMORY On all contracts for supplies, 4o per cent. of ments, it shall be the duty of the officer author- BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH BUILDING FOR THE SECOND BATTERY, the estimated cost; ized to collect and receive the amount of such STREET BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF N. G. N. Y., AT THE NORTHEAST COR- On all contracts, other than contracts for sup- assessment to charge, collect and receive interest NEW TORE. NER OF FRANKLIN AVENUE AND EAST lies, where the estimated cost is not over thereon at' the rate of seven per centum per an- EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH $200,000. 40 per cent. of the estimated cost; trum, to be calculated to the date of payment from received by the Park Board at the above STREET, IN THE BOROUGH OF THE On all contracts, other than contracts for sup- the date when such assessment became a lien, as Soffice of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock BRONX, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE plies, where the estimated cost is over $200,000, provided by section 159 of this act." p. m., on SPECIFICATIONS. but not over $1,000,000, 25 per cent. of the esti- Section 159 of this act provides • ' 0 "An Security required, Fifteen Thousand Dollars mated cost; assessment shall become a lien upon the real THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907, ($15,00o). On all contracts, other than contracts for sup- estate affected thereby ten days after its entry Borough of The Bronx. Deposit to be made with bid, Seven Hundred plies, where the estimated cost is over $r,000,000, in thesaid record." • FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND and Fifty Dollars ($75o). so per cent of the estimated cost. The above assessment is payable to the Col- MATERIALS FOR COMPLETELY ERECT- Time allowed for doing the work one hundred JOSEPH W. SAVAGE, lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau ING AND 'CONSTRUCTING A STONE WALL (ioo) working days. Secretary. for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907. THE CITY RECORD. I0053 of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, Assessments and of Water Rents, and unless the -that the same were confirmed by the Board of in lines, as required in case of personal applies- Room H, No. 280 Broadway, Borough of Man- amount assessed for benefit on any person or Assessors September 17, 1907, and entered Sep- lion. hattan, between the hours of 9 a. m, and 2 p. m., property shall be paid within sixty days after tember r7, '907, in the Record of Titles of As- The requisition must be addressed and mailed and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and all the date of said entry of the assessment, interest sessments, kept to the Bureau for the Collection to the Deputy Receiver of Taxes in whichever payments made thereon on or before November will be collected thereon, as provided in section of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assess- borough the property is located, as follows: 25, 1907, will be exempt from interest as above Iolg of said Greater New York Charter. ments and of Water Rents, and unless the amount street, provided, and after that date will be subject to a Said section provides, in part, that "If any assessed for benefit on any person or property BoroughJ ofMManhattan, New York. charge of interest at the rate of seven per such assessments shall remain unpaid for the shall be paid within sixty days after the date of John B. Underhill, corner Third and Tremont centum per annum from the date when above period of sixty days after the date of entry said entry of the assessment, interest will be col- avenues, Borough of The Bronx, New York, assessment became a lien to the date of pay- thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess- lected thereon as provided in section toig of said James B. Boucle, Municipal Building, Borough went. ments it shall be the duty of the officer author- Greater New York Charter. of Brooklyn New York. HERMAN A. METZ, ized to collect and receive the amount of such Said section provides, in part, that "If any George H. Creed. corner Jackson avenue and Comptroller. assessments to charge, collect and receive interest such assessment shall remain un aid for the Fifth street, Long Island City, Borough of City of New York Department of Finance, thereon, at the rate of seven per centum per an- period of sixty days after the date of entry Queens, New York. Comptroller's Office, Steptember 26, 1907. num. to be calculated to the date of payment thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess' John De Morgan, Borough Hall, St. George, 627,010 from the date when such assessment became a ments it shall be the duty of the officer author- Staten Island, Borough of Richmond, New York. lien, as provided by section 159 of this act." ized to collect and receive the amount of such After receiving the balls, the taxpayer will see Section 159 of this act provides • • • "An assessment to charge, collect and receive interest that they are properly rebated, then draw check NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. assessment shall become a lien upon the real thereon at the rate of seven per centum per for the net amount to the order of the Receiver estate affected thereby en days after its entry in annum, to be calculated to the date of payment of Taxes and mail bill and check, with an ad- N PURSUANCE OF SECTION Io58 OF THE the said record." from the date when such assessment became a dressed envelope, with the return postage prepaid, I Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller The above assessment is payable to the Col- lien, as provided by section ISg of this act." to the Deputy Receiver in whichever borough the of The City of New York hereby gives public lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau Section 159 of this act provides ' "An property is located. notice to all persons, owners of property, affected for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of assessment shall become a lien upon the real Checks should be mailed as soon as possible by the following assessment for LOCAL IM- Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, at estate affected thereb%a ten days after its entry after the bills have been received by the tax- PROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF the Hackett Building, No. 5t Jackson avenue, in the said record." payer. BROOKLYN: Long Island City, Borough of Queens, between The above assessments are payable to the Col- All bills paid during October must be rebated TWENTY-SIXTH WARD, SECTION 13. the hours of 9 a. m. and 2 p. m., and on Satur- lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau before payment. days from 9 a. m. until 12 m., and all payments for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of DAVID E. AUSTEN, JEROME STREET-REGULATING, GRAD- Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, in Receiver of Taxes. ING, SETTING CURBSTONES AND LAYING made thereon on or before November 23, 1907, will be exempt from interest, as above provided, the Mechanics' Bank Building, Court and Mon- a3r,0I CEMENT SIDEWALKS, from Pitkin avenue and after that date will be subject to a charge of tague streets, Borough of Brooklyn, between the to New Lots road. Area of assessment: Both interest at the rate of seven per centum per hours of 9 a. m, and 2 p. m. and on Saturdays sides of Jerome street, from Pitkin street to annum from the date when above assessment be- from g a. m. until 12 m., and all payment made NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND TENE- New Lots road, and to the extent of half the came a lien to the date of payment. thereon on or before November 16, 1907 will be MENTS WITHIN THAT PART OF block at the intersecting streets and avenues. HERMAN A. METZ, exempt from interest, as above provided, and THE CITY OF NEW YORK NOW -that the same was confirmed by the Board of Comptroller. after that date will be subject to a charge of in- KNOWN AS THE BOROUGH OF Revision of Assessments September 26, 1907 City of New York, Department of Finance, terest at the rate of seven per centum per annum RICHMOND, FOR UNPAID TAXES and entered September 26, 1907, in the Record Comptroller's Office, September 24, 1907. from the date when such assessments became AND ASSESSMENTS. of Titles of Assessments, kept in the Bureau 825,08 liens to the date of payment. for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears HERMAN A. METZ, THE CITY OF NEW YORx DEPARTMENT OP of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, Comptroller. FINANCE, BUREAU FOR THE f OLLECTION OF As- and unless th amount assessed for benefit on NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. City of New York, September 17, 1907. SE5SMENT5 AND ARREARS OF TAXES, ASSESSMENTS any person property shall be paid within 819,02 AND WATER RENTS, STEWART BUILDING, No. 280 sixty days after the date of said entry of the BROADWAY, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, NEW YORE: assessment, interest will be collected thereon, as N PURSUANCE OF SECTION ioi8 OF THE CITY, August io, 1907. rovided in section Iorg of said Greater New NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. p I Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller NDER THE DIRECTION OF HERMAN York Charter. of The City of New York hereby gives public A. Metz, Comptroller of The Cit Said section provides, in part, that "If any notice to all persons, owners of property, affected N PURSUANCE OF SECTION Io18 OF THE U y of New such assessment shall remain unpaid for the by the following assessment for LOCAL IM- York, the undersigned hereby gives public notice, I Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller pursuant to the provisions of section 1027 of the period of sixty days after the date of entry there- PROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF RICH- of The City of New York hereby gives public Greater New York Charter: of in the said Record of Titles of Assessments, MOND: notice to all persons, owners of property, affected That the respective owners of the lands and it shall be the duty of the officer authorized to FIRST WARD. by the following assessments for LOCAL IM- tenements within that part of The Cit collect and receive the amount of such assess- y of New CASTLETON AVENUE - REGULATING, PROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF THE York now known as the Borough of Richmond, ment to charge, collect and receive interest BRONX. thereon at the rate of seven per centum per GRADING, PAVING ROADWAY, LAYING on which taxes have been laid and confirmed ac- COBBLESTONE GUTTERS, from Bard avenue TWENTY-THIRD WARD, SECTION 9. cording to law by The City of New York for the annum, to be calculated to the date of payment years 1809, 1900, tgol, 1902 and tgo3, including from tde date when such assessment became a to Glenn avenue. Area of assessment: Both sides REGULATING, GRADING, SETTING CURB- of Castleton avenue, from Bard avenue to Glenn taxes on the real estate of corporations for the lien, as provided by section 159 of this act." STONES FLAGGING SIDEWALKS LAYING said years and taxes on the special franchises of Section 159 of this act provides ' • • "An avenue, and to the extent of half the 7tlock at CROSSWALKS, BUILDING APPIWACHES on the real the intersecting and terminating streets and corporations for the years 5900, Igor, 5902 and assessment shall become a lien up AND ERECTING FENCES, in FINDLAY 1903, and which now remain due and unpaid; estate affected thereby ten days after its entry avenues. AVENUE, between East One Hundred and -that the same was confirmed by the Board of And also the respective owners of all lands and in the said record." " Sixty-fifth and East One Hundred and Sixty- tenements in The City The above assessment is payable to the Col- Assessors September 24, 1907, and entered on of New York, situated in September 24, 1907, in the Record of Titles of seventh street; in COLLEGE AVENUE, between the borough aforesaid, on which the assessments lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth and East One have been laid according to law by the said City of for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears Assessments, kept in the Bureau for the Collec- tion of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Hundred and Sixty-seventh streets; and EAST New York for the years 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, of Taxes and Assesspients and of Water Rents ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH 1003 and 1904, and which now remain due and in the Mechanic's Bank Building, Court and Assessments and of Water Rents, and unless the STREET, between Webster and Morris avenues. amount assessed for benefiton anyperson or unpaid, are required to pay the amount of the Montague streets, Borough of Brooklyn, between Area of assessment: Both sides of Findlay ave- said taxes and assessments so remaining due and the hours of -9 a. m. and 2 p. m., and on Satur- property shall he paid within sixty days after nue, from East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth to the date of said entry of the assessment, in- unpaid, with the interest thereon at the rate of days from 9 a. m. until 12 m., and all payments One Hundred and Sixty-seventh street; both sides seven (7) per centum per annum, from the time made thereon on or before November 25, I9o7, terest will be collected thereon, as provided in of College avenue, from East One Hundred and section 5019 of said Greater New York Charter. when the same became due to the time of par'- will be exempt from interest, as above provided, Sixty-fifth to East One Hundred and Sixty-sev- ment, together with the charges of this notice and and after that date will be subject to a charge Said section provides that "If any such assess- enth street; both sides of East One Hundred and ment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty advertisement, to the Collector of Assessments of interest at the rate of seven per centum per Sixty-sixth street, from Webster to Morris ave- and Arrears, at his office in the Borough Hall, annum from the date when such assessment be- days after the date of entry thereof on the said nue, and to the extent of half the block at the Record of Titles of Assessments it shall be the New Brighton, in the Borough of Richmond, in came a lien to the date of payment. intersecting and terminating streets. The City of New York; HERMAN A. METZ, duty of the officer authorized to collect and re- Comptroller. ceive the amount of such assessment to charge, TWENTY-FOURTH WARD, SECTION 12. And that, if default shall be made in such collect and receive interest thereon at the rate payment, such lands and tenements will be sold City of New York, September 26, 1907. VILLA AVENUE-REULATING, GRADING, at public auction, in Room 129, Borough Hall, S2 of seven per centum per annum, to be calculated CURBING, FLAGGING, LAYING CROSS- 7,010 to the date of payment from the date when such New Brighton, in the Borough of Richmond, in WALKS, BUILDING APPROACHES AND The City of New York, on assessment became a lien, as provided by section PLACING FENCES, from the Southern Boule- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. 159 of this act." vard to Van Cortlandt avenue. Area of assess' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1907. Section 159 of this act provides • "An ment: Both sides of Villa avenue, from the at io o'clock in the forenoon of that day, for the TN PURSUANCE OF SECTION io18 OF THE assessment shall become a lien upon the real Southern Boulevard to Van Cortlandt avenue, lowest term of years at which any person shall 1f Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller estate affected thereby ten days after its entry in and to the extent of half the block at the inter- offer to take the same, in consideration of ad- o The City of New York hereby gives public the said record." secting streets. vancing the said taxes or assessments, as the notice to all persons. owners of property, af- The above assessment is payable to the Col- -that the same were confirmed by the Board of case may be, and the interest thereon as afore- fected by the following assessment for LOCAL lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau Assessors, September 17, 1907, and entered Sep- said, to the time of sale, together with the IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears tember 17, 1907, in the Record of Titles of charges of this notice and advertisement, and all QUEENS. of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, Assessments, kept in the Bureau for the Collec- other costs and charges accrued thereon; and that FIRST WARD. at Borough Hall, St. George, Borough of Rich- tion of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and such sale will be continued from time to time ACADEMY STREET-SEWER, from Payntar mond, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 2 p. m., Assessments and of Water Rents, and unless the until all the lands and tenements so advertised avenue to Jane street. Area of assessment: Both and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and all amount assessed for benefit on any person or for sale shall be sold. sides of Academy street, from Jane street to payments made thereon on or before November property shall be paid within sixty days after the Notice is hereby further given that a detailed Payntar avenue, including the triangle formed by 23, 1907, will be exempt from interest, as above date of said entry of the assessments, interest will statement of such taxes and assessments and Academy street, Old road and Hunter avenue provided, and after that date will be subject to a be collected thereon, as provided in section Iotg the ownership of the property taxed and on -that the same was confirmed by the Board of charge of interest at the rate of seven per centum of said Greater New York Charter, which such taxes and assessments remain un- Revision of Assessments on September 26, 1907 per annum from the date when above assessment Said section provides, in part, that "If any paid, is published in a pamphlet and that copies and entered on September 26, 1907, in the Record became a lien to the date of payment. such assessments shall remain unpaid for the of the said pamphlet are deposited in the offices of Titles of Assessments, kept in the Bureau for HERMAN A. METZ, period of sixty days after the date of entry of the Collector of Assessments and Arrears in the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Comptroller. thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess- the Boroughs of Manhattan and Richmond, and Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and City of New York, Department of Finance, ments, it shall be the duty of the officer author- will be delivered to any person applying for the unless the amount assessed for benefit on any Comptroller's Office, September 24, 1907. ized to collect and receive the amount of such same. person or property shall be paid within sixty 525,08 assessment to charge, collect and receive interest DANIEL MOYNAHAN, days after the date of said entry of the assess- thereon at the rate of seven per centum per an- Collector of Assessments and Arrears ment, interest will be collected thereon as ~pro- INTEREST ON CITY BONDS AND STOCK. num, to be calculated to the date of payment of The City of New York. vided in section 1oi9 of said Greater N'ew York from the date when such assessment became a ato,n2o Charter. HE INTEREST DUE ON NOVEMBER I, lien, as provided by section 159 of this act." Said section provides, in part, that "If any 1907' on the Regi ,tered Bonds and Stock Section 159 of this act provides • • • "An INTEREST ON CITY BONDS AND STOCK. such assessments shall remain unpaid for the ofT The City of New York will be paid on that assessment shall become a lien upon the real period of sixty days after the date of entry day by the Comptroller, at his office in the estate affected thereby ten days after its entry thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess' Stewart Building, corner of Broadway and in the said record." HE INTEREST DUE ON OCTOBER I, ments it shall be the duty of the officer author- Chambers street (Room 85). The above assessments are payable to the Col- T 1907, on the Registered Bonds and Stock ized to collect and receive the amount of such The Transfer Books thereof will be closed lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau of The City of New York, will be paid On that assessments to charge, collect and receive interest from October Io, 1907, to November 1, 1907. for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of day by the Comptroller, at his office in the thereon, at the rate of seven per centum per an- The interest due on November .,, 1907, on the Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, in Stewart Building, corner of Broadway and Cham. num, to be calculated to the date of payment Coupon Bonds and Stock of the present and the Municipal Building, corner of One Hundred bers street (Room 85). from the date when such assessment became a former City of New York will be paid on that and Seventy-seventh street and Third avenue, The Transfer Books thereof will be closed lien, as provided by section 159 of this act." day by the Knickerbocker Trust Company, No. Borough of The Branx, between the hours of from September 14, 1907, to October t, 1907. Section 159 of this act provides • " "An 66 Broadway. 9 a, m. and z p. m., and on Saturdays from The interest due on October I, 1907, on the assessment shall become a lien upon the 'real The interest due on November t, 1907, on 9 a. m. to r2 m., and all payments made thereon Coupon Bonds and Stock of the present and estate affected thereby ten days after its entry in Coupon Bonds of other corporations now in- on or before November r6, 1907 will be ex- former City of New York will be paid on that the said record." eluded in The City of New York will be paid empt from interest, as above provided, and after day by the Knickerbocker Trust Company, No. The above assessment is payable to the Col- on that day at the office of the Comptroller. that date will be subject to a charge of interest 66 Broadway. lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau HERMAN A. METZ, at the rate of seven per centum per annum from The interest due on October I. 1907, on for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Comptroller. the date when the above assessments became liens Coupon Bonds of other corporations now in- Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, at City of New York Department of Finance, to the date of payment. clnded'in The City of New York will be paid on the Hackett Building, No. 51 Jackson avenue, Comptroller's Office, Steptember 20, 1907. HERMAN A. METZ, that day at the office of the Comptroller. Long Island City, Borough of Queens, between sat,flI Comptroller. HERMAN A. METZ, the hours of g a. m. and 2 p. m., and on Satur- City of New York, Department of Finance, Comptroller. days from 9 a. m. until 12 m., and all payments Comptroller's Office, September 17, 1907. City of New York, Department of Finance, made thereon on or before November z5, 1907, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. sr8,o2 Comptroller's Office, August ag, 1907. will be exempt from interest, as above provided, 530,0! and after that date will be subject to a charge of N PURSUANCE OF SECTION tot8 OF THE interest at the rate of seven per centum per Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, annum from the date when above assessment be- DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY OP NEW YORK, o The City of New York hereby gives public December 14, 1906. came a lien to the date of payment. notice to all persons, owners of property, affected DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, Busxsu FOR THE HERMAN A. METZ, by the following assessments for LOCAL IM- COLLECTION OF TAxEs, NEW Yoas, September 2, NTIL FURTHER NOTICE AND UNLESS Comptroller. PROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF BROOK- 1907. otherwise directed in any special , City of New York, Department of Finance, LYN: suretyU companies will be accepted as suffcient Comptroller's Office, September 26, 1907. AXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN upon the following contracts to the amounts THIRTIETH WARD, SECTION 18. T their bills promptly should make imme- named: $27,010 SIXTY-FIFTH STREET-SEWER, between diate written requisition (blanks may be procured Supplies of Any Description, including Gas and First and Fourth avenues- and OUTLET SEW- in the borough offices), stating their property by Electricity- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. ERS, in FIRST AVENUA, between Sixty-fourth section or ward, block and lot or map number, One company on a bond up to $so,000. and Sixty-fifth streets; in SECOND AVENUE making copy of same from their bills of last Two companies on a bond up to $125,000. between Sixty-fourth and Sixty-fifth streets; and year. Three companies on a bond up to $200,000. TN PURSUANCE OF SECTION to18 OF THE in THIRD AVENUE, between Sixty-fourth and If a taxpayer is assessed for personal tax, the Asphalt, Asphalt Block and Wood Block Pave- J, Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller Sixty-fifth streets. Area of assessment: Both requisition should also request bill for such tax. ments- of The City of New York hereby gives public sides of First and Second avenues, from Sixty- Each requisition should be accompanied by an Two companies on a bond up to $50,000. notice to all persons, owners of property af- fourth street to Sixty-eighth street; both sides of envelope bearing the proper address of the ap- Three companies on a bond up to $125,000. fected by the following assessment for LOCAL Third avenue, from Sixty-fourth street to Bay plicant, and with return postage prepaid. Regulating, Grading, Paving, Sewers Water IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF Ridge avenue; south side of Sixty-fourth street, In case of any doubt in regard to ward, sec- Mains, Dredging, Construction of Parks, QUEENS: from First to Fourth avenue; both sides of Sixty- tion, block or lot number, taxpayers should take Parkways, Etc.- FIRST WARD. fifth and Sixty-seventh streets, from First to their deeds to the Department of Taxes and As- One company on a bond up to $25,000. BLACKWELL STREET-SEWER, from Fourth avenue; both sides of Wakeman place, sessments and have their property located on the Two companies on a bond up to $7000.5, Grand avenue to Flushing avenue. Area of as- from First to Third avenue; both sides of Sedge- maps of that Department, and forward to the Three companies on a bond up to $150,000. sessment, Both sides of Blackwell street, from wick place and Bergen place, from Wakeman Deputy Receiver of Taxes with the requisition, Four companies on a bond up to $250,000. Grand avenue to Flushing avenue, place to Sixty-seventh street; both sides of Sixty- a certified memorandum of their property which New Docks, Buildings, Bridges, Aqueducts, -that the same was confirmed by the Board of seventh street. from a point distant about 710 will be furnished by the Department of Taxes Tunnels, Etc.- Assessors on September 24, 1907, and entered on feet west of First avenue to Fourth avenue- both and Assesments. One company on a bond up to $z 000. September 24. 1907, in the Record of Titles of sides of Senator street. from First to Fourths ave- Taxpayers in this manner will receive their Two companies on a bond up to $75,000. Assessments, kept in the Bureau for the Collec- nue, and both sides of Sixty-eighth street, from bills returned by mail at the earliest possible Three companies on a bond up to $150,000. tion of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Narrows avenue to Fourth avenue. moment, and avoid any delay caused by waiting Your companies on a bond up to $s5o,000. 10054 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, lgo7. Repairs, Ventilating, Heating, Plumbing, Etc.- 13,500 pounds of twenty-four (24) inch cast iron 13,000 feet (B. M.) of spruce planking, in place I manhole, complete, as per section on One company on a bond up to $25,000. pipe. and secured. plan of the work. Two companies on a bond up to $75,000. 500 cubic yards of broken stone for founda- 25 cubic yards of concrete, in place. zoo linear feet of additional piles, furnished, Three companies on a bond up to $ISo,000. tion. 2 cubic yards of brick masonry. driven and cut. Four companies on a bond up to $250,000. - 400 cubic yards of dry rubble masonry. I silt box at outfall of storm water sewer, 500 feet (B. M.) of foundation timber, and On bonds regarded as hazardous risks addi- 675 cubic yards of rubble masonry in mor- complete, as shown on plan of the planking in place and secured. tional surety will be required as the Comptroller tar. work. I cubic yard of concrete, in place. sees fit in each instance. 3 cubic yards of granite masonry. 25 cubic yards of additional excavation. I cubic yard of brick masonry. All bonds exceeding $250 000 will by that fact I,50o linear feet of three (3) inch drain pipe. 2,000 cubic yards of additional filling. 150 cubic yards of additional riprap, in place. alone be considered hazardous risks, no matter 2,0oo linear feet of twelve (is) inch drain 618 linear feet of cast-iron pipe. of 12-inch 5 cubic yards of additional excavation. what the nature of the work. pipe, including broken stone cradle in interior diameter, not less than eighty 132 linear feet of cast-iron pipe, of twelve H. A. METZ, rock. (8o) pounds per foot, furnished, laid (12) inches interior diameter, to be Comptroller. II,000 linear feet of piles, below cut-off, includ- and calked, including all fastenings, as taken up and relaid on riprap founda- ing all wrought iron and steel and shown on plan of the work. tion and calked, as per section on plan steel chain used in framing and 25,000 feet (B. ht.) of sheeting, retained. of the work. fastening, and including cast iron shoes 400 square feet of additional reinforcing 112 linear feet of cast-iron pipe of twelve BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. as required. metal, equal and similar to Nos. 4 and (tz) inches interior diameter, not less 260,000 feet (B. M.) of timber for foundations to expanded metal, furnished and than eighty (8o) pounds per foot, fur- and for sheeting, shoring and bracing, placed. nished, laid on riprap foundation and OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF if left in work, and including all 400 pounds of additional reinforcing metal, ':•ad, as per section on plan of the TILE BRONX, MUNICIPAL BUILDING, CROTONA wrought iron and steel used in fram- equal and similar to corrugated steel work. PARK, ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVENTH ing and fastening. rods, furnished and placed. 128 linear feet of cast-iron pipe of twelve (12) STREET AND THIRD AVENUE. 4,500 cubic yards of embankment, including 6o linear feet of additional twelve (rz) inch inches interior diameter, not less ,ban rip-rap, sodding and gutters where re- vitrified culvert pipe, furnished and eighty (So) pounds per foot, furnished EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE quired laid. and laid on pile foundation and calked, S received by the President of the Borough 40 linear feet of brick six 490 linear feet of five (5) inch concrete curb, as per section on plan of the work, in. of The Bronx at the above office until II o'clock and one-halfhalf sewer,(134)in inches bybysix f from top of concrete sewer to new eluding guard piles and rails. a. m. on (6) feet six (6) inches, to be rebuilt, grade, as indicated on the profile. I crib loaded with riprap, as shown on the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. exclusive of extra rubble masonry 450 linear feet of five (5) inch by sixteen plan of the work. foundation. (16) inch bluestone curb. furnished The time for the completion of the work and FOR FURNISHING FORTY HORSE-POWER 40 linear feet of brick sewer, three (3) feet and set in concrete. the full performance of the contract is forty (40) BOILERS AND PUMPS WITH NECESSARY in diameter, to be rebuilt, exclusive too linear feet of six (6) inch pipe sewer to days. FITTINGS, AND OPERATING THE SAME of extra rubble masonry foundation. relay. The amount of security required is Eleven TO REMOVE THE WATER THEREFROM AT 40 linear feet of brick sewer, two (z) feet The time for the completion of the work and Hundred Dollars ($[,loo). TH INWOOD AVENUE CUT OF THE WEL'- six (6) inches in diameter, to be re- the full performance of the contract is two hun- No. 4. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- STER AVENUE STORM RELIEF TUNNEL. built, exclusive of extra rubble dred and twenty-five (225) days. BOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR SEWER, AND AT SHAFT NO. 2 CONTIN- masonry foundation. The amount of security required is Twenty UALLY TWENTY-FOUR HOURS PER DAY, a brick manholes, to be rebuilt. Thousand Dollars ($20,000). AND APPURTENANCES IN INNIS STREET, AND AT THE WESTERLY END OP THE The time allowed for the completion of the Bidders are requested to make their bids or FROM NICHOLAS AVENUE TO JOHN HIGH BRIDGE CUT FOR EIGHT HOURS work will be zoo calendar days. estimates upon the blank form prepared by the STREET, ETC., ETC., ALL BEING WITHIN PER DAY. The amount of security required will be One President, a copy of which, with the proper SEWER DISTRICT NO. 16, THIRD WARD, The time allowed for the completion of the Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. envelope in which to inclose the bid, together TOGETHER WITH THE WORK INCI- work will be within thirty days. Blank forms can be obtained upon application with a copy of the contract, including the specifi- DENTAL THERETO. The amount of security required will be One therefor, and the plans and specifications may cations, in the form approved by the Corporation The Engineer's estimate of the# quantity and Thousand Dollars. be seen and other information obtained at said Counsel, can be obtained upon application there- quality of the material, and the nature and ex- Blank forms can be obtained upon application office. for at the office of the said President. The plans tent as near as possible, of the work required, is therefor, and the plans and specifications may LOUIS F. HAFFEN, and drawings may be seen and other informa- as follows: be seen and other information obtained at said President. tion obtained at the office of the Commissioner 2,014 linear feet of salt glazed vitrified pipe office. sil,ol of Public Works of the Borough of Richmond, sewer of six (6) inches interior diam- LOUIS F. HAFFEN, gV See General Instructions to Bid- Borough hall, New Brighton, Borough of Rich- eter, all complete, as per section on President. ders on the last page, last column, of mond. plan of the work. 128,010 GEORGE CROMWELL, 8 manholes, complete, as per plan on file the "City Record." President. in the office of the Commissioner of tT See General Instructions to Bid- The City of New York, May 7, 1907. Public Works. ders on the last page, mat column, of 127,08 3 flush tanks, with No. 5 Van Vranken the "City Record." BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. tOSee General Instruction■ to Bid- siphon, set and connected with water ders on the last page, last column, of main, complete, as per plan on file in the office of the Commissioner of OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OP THE BOROUGH OF the 46 City Record." Public Works. THE BRONX, MUNICIPAL BUILDING, CROTONA RICHMOND, BOROUGH HALL, Sr. GEORGE, NEW 1,000 feet (B. M.) of foundation timber and PARE, ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVENTH BRIGHTON, NEW YORK CITY. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF STREET AND THIRD AVENUE. planking, in place and secured. RICHMOND, BOROUGH HALL, ST. GEORGE, NEW 2 cubic yards of concrete, in place. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE BRIGHTON, NEW YORK: CITY. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the President of the Borough 5 cubic yards of additional excavation. received by the President of the Borough S EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE Soo feet (B. M.) of sheeting, retained. S of Richmond, at the above office, until Iz received by the President of the Borough of The Bronx at the above office until I I o'clock o'clock m. on The time for the completion of the work and a. m. on 0o Richmond at the above office until 12 o'clock the full performance of the contract is one hun- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1007, m. on dred and thirty-five (135) days. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907. Borough of Richmond. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1907. The amount of security required is Twenty- No. I. FOR COMPLETING THE CONTRACT Borough of Richmond. one Hundred Dollars ($2,100). WHICH WAS EXECUTED BY WILLIAM J. No. 6. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- No. 5. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- BOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR No. I. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- BOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR FLANAGAN ON MARCH 2, 1906, AND WAS BOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR DECLARED ABANDONED AUGUST 28, 1907, CONSTRUCTING A TEMPORARY COM- CONSTRUCTING A TEMPORARY SANITARY BINED SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN REGULATING, GRADING AND PAVING SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN SHER- FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE STORM WITH MACADAM PAVEMENT THE ROAD- RELIEF TUNNEL SEWER FROM THE WEB- RICHMOND TERRACE, FROM HARBOR MAN AVENUE, FROM A POINT ABOUT ROAD TO A POINT ABOUT 880 FEET WEST WAY OF WOOLEY AVENUE FROM IN- THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY (340) FEET STER AVENUE SEWER NEAR WENDOVER DIANA AVENUE TO WATCHOGUE ROAD, AVENUE, IN THE MILL BROOK WATER OF ARLINGTON AVENUE, ETC. ALL BE- NORTH OF FINGERBOARD ROAD TO AND SHED (SEWERAGE DISTRICT NO. 33), TO ING WITHIN THE DISTRICT K1TOWN AS ETC. ETC-, TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK CONNECTING WITH THE EXISTING SEWER SEWER DISTRICT NO. 19A, THIRD WARD, INCIDENTAL THERETO. IN FINGERBOARD ROAD, AT OR NEAR THE HARLEM RIVER, ABOUT 231 FEET The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and NORTH OF HIGH BRIDGE, TWENTY- BOROUGH OF RICHMOND, TOGETHER GRANT AVENUE, IN THE FOURTH WARD, WITH ALL WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. quality of the material, and the nature and ex- TOGETHER WITH THE WORK INCI- FOURTH WARD, BOROUGH OF THE tent, as near as possible, of the work required, BRONX, CITY OF NEW YORK, TOGETHER The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and DENTAL THERETO. WITH ALL THE WORK INCIDENTAL quality of the material, and the nature and ex- is as follows: The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and tent, as near as possible, of the work required. 2,000 cubic yards of excavation. quality of the material, and the nature and ex- THERETO. to cubic yards of reinforced concrete, for The Engineer's estimate of the work is as is as follows: tent, as near as possible, of the work required, follows: 321 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, basins and culverts. is as follows: Class A, all complete, as per section Soo linear feet of four (4) inch under drain, 483 linear feet of salt glazed vitrified pipe 25,000 cubic yards of excavation of all kinds. furnished and laid. sewer of six (6) inches interior diam- 5,170 cubic yards of Class A concrete in place, on plan of the work. 6o linear feet of twelve (12) inch culvert excepting Class A concrete in shafts, 12 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer eter, all complete, as per section on as shown on the plan. (transformer), all complete, as per pipe, furnished and laid. plan of the work. section on plan of the work. 2d,300 square yards of macadam pavement. 2 manholes, complete, as per plan on file 270 cubic yards of Class B concrete in place. 5,750 square yards of vitrified brick pavement, 25 cubic yards of Class C concrete in place, 316 linear feet of reinforced concrete Sewer in the office of the Commissioner of Class B, all complete, as per section with sand cushion, furnished and laid, Public Works. excepting Class C concrete in shaft including four and one-half (4%) I flush tank, - with No. 5 Van Vranken house, as shown on the plan. on plan of the work. -6. 13,670 cubic yards of Class D concrete in place. 366 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, inch concrete foundation, 1-3 siphon, set and connected with water Class C, all complete, as per section 6o cubic yards of concrete for foundation main, complete, as per plan on file 50 pounds of one-quarter ('/e) inch steel and headers, Class B. bars, excepting steel bars of all sizes on plan of the work. in the office of the Commissioner of 35 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, 50 cubic yards of concrete for dish gutter, Public Works. in shafts, as shown on the plan. I cubic yard of concrete, in place. Ito pounds of three-eighths (A) inch steel Class D, all complete, as per section Class A. 10,100 linear feet of cement curb. bars, excepting steel bars of all sizes on plan of the work. I cubic yard of brick masonry. 350 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, 460 linear feet of new sixteen (16) inch 5 cubic yards of additional excavation. in shafts, as shown on the plan. Soo feet (B. M.) of sheeting, retained. 13,500 pounds of one-half (4) inch steel bars, Class E, all complete, as per section bluestone curbstone, furnished and set. on plan of the work. loo linear feet of old curbstone, rejointed The time for the completion of the work and excepting steel bars of all sizes in the full performance of the contract is twenty shafts, as shown on the plan. - 59 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, and reset. 33,200 pounds of five-eighths (%) inch steel Class F, all complete, as per section 4,800 square feet of cement sidewalk, furnished (zo) days. on plan of the work. and laid. The amount of security required is Five Hun- bars, excepting steel bars of all sizes dred Dollars ($Soo). in shafts, as shown on the plan. 278 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, 2 vault covers and frames, in place. Class G, all complete, as per section The time for the completion of the work and The contracts must be bid for separately, and 6,310 pounds of three-fourths (3d) inch steel the full performance of the contract is one hun- the bids will be compared and the contract bars, excepting steel bars of all sizes on plan of the work. 26 linear feet of reinforced concret sewer, dred and fifty (t5o) days. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each in shafts, as shown on the plan. The amount of security required is Twenty contract. 1,910 pounds of seven-eighths (h4) inch steel Class H, all complete, as per section on plan of the work. Thousand Dollars ($20,000). Bidders are requested to make their bids or bars, excepting steel bars of all sizes estimates upon the blank form prepared by the in shafts, as shown on the plan. 175 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, No. z. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- Class I, all complete, as per section BOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR President, a copy of which, with the proper en- 222,500 pounds of one (I) inch steel bars, ex- CONSTRUCTING TEMPORARY SANITARYI velope in which to enclose the bid, together with cepting steel bars of all sizes in shafts, on plan of the work. 34 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, SEWERS AND APPURTENANCES IN BLACK- a copy of the contract, including the specifica- as shown on the plan. tions, in the form approved by the Corporation zoo pounds of one and one-eighth (Iyb) Class J, all complete, as per section on plan of the work. ONE HUNUHI.IJ (LOO) rt;GL Wz.aI 'is' Counsel, can be obtained upon application there- inch steel bars, excepting steel bars for at the office of the said President. The plans of all sizes in shafts, as shown on the 345 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, RICHMOND AVENUE TO A POINT ABOUT Class K, all complete, as per section ONE HUNDRED (too) FEET EAST OF and drawings may be seen and other information plan. obtained at the office of the Commissioner of 00 pounds of one and one-quarter (t%) on plan of the work. GRANT STREET, ETC., ETC. TOGETHER 54,7 129 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, WITH THE WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. Public Works of the Borough of Richmond; Bor- inch steel bars, excepting steel bars ough Hall, New Brighton, Borough of Richmond. of all sizes in shafts, as shown on the Class L, all complete, as per section The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and plan. on plan of the work. quality of the material and the nature and ex- GEORGE CROMWELL, 6 linear feet of reinforced concrete sewer, tent, as near as possible, of the work required, President. 2,715 pounds of one and three-eighths (Ix) 33 The City of New York, September 21, 1907. inch steel bars, excepting steel bars Class M, all complete, as per section is is follows: of all sizes in shafts, as shown on the on plan of the work. 1,468 linear feet of salt-glazed vitrified pipe 126,08 plan. 730 linear feet of salt-glazed vitrified pipe sewer of eight (8) inches interior t See General Instruction■ to Bid- sewer of twenty (zo) inches interior diameter, all complete, as per section 97,925 pounds of one and one-half (I%) ders on the last page, last column, of inch steel bars, excepting steel bars diameter, all complete, as per sectipn on plan of the work. the " City Record." of all sizes in shafts, as shown on the on plan of the work. 2,448 linear feet of salt-glazed vitrified pipe plan. 387 linear feet of salt-glazed vitrified pipe sewer of six (6) inches interior diame. Shaft No. I and appurtenances, com- sewer of eighteen (r8) inches interior ter, all complete, as per section on plete, excepting excavation of all kinds diameter, all complete, as per section plan of the work. SUPREME COURT-FIRST DEPART- for same, and excepting timber left on plan of the work. 17 manholes, complete, as per section on plan MENT. in work as sheeting, shoring or brac- 1,340 hn feet of the work. ing. sewer of fiften(e [ fiI5)ad inches interior 5 flush tanks, with No. 5 Van Vranken Shaft No. 2 and appurtenances, com- diameter, all complete, as per section siphon, set and connected with the DTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT plete, excepting twenty-four (24) inch on plan of the work. water main, complete, as per section on N is the intention of the Corporation Coun- cast-iron pipe and concrete surround- 495 linear feet of salt-glazed vitrified pipe plan of the work. sel of The City of New York, to make applica- ing the same, and excepting excava- sewer of twelve (tz) inches interior 500 feet (B. M.) of foundation timber, and tion to the Supreme Court, at Special Term, tion of all kinds, and excepting timber diameter, all complete, as per section planking in place and secured. Part III. thereof, at the County Court House left in work as sheeting, shoring or on plan of the work. 5 cubic yards of concrete, in place. in the Borough of Manhattan, in The City of bracing. 2,205 linear feet of salt-glazed vitrified pipe 5 cubic yards of riprap, in place. New York on the 8th day of October, 1907, at Shaft House No. I and appurtenances, sewer of ten (to) inches interior diam- Io cubic yards of additional excavation. the opening of the court on that day or as soon complete. eter, all complete, as per section on 24 linear feet of cast-iron pipe of six (6) thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, for Shaft House No. s and appurtenances, plan of the work. inches interior diameter, not less than the appointment of three disinterested freehold. complete. 17 reinforced concrete receiving basins of thirty-three (33) pounds per foot, fur- ers, residents of The City of New York, as 190 net tons (2,000 pounds) of structural circular pattern, all complete, as shown nished, laid and calked. Commissioners of Appraisal, to ascertain and steel, excepting all structural steel in on plan on file in the office of the 1,000 feet (B. M.) of sheeting, retained. appraise the compensation to be made to the shafts and shaft houses, as shown on Commissioner of Public Works, and 'fhe time for the completion of the work and owners and all persons interested in the real the plan. connected with the sewer. the full performance of the contract is eighty property, rights, franchises, easements or priv- 4,000 pounds of wrought iron, excepting all to reinforced concrete receiving basins, Class (8o) days. ileges sought to be taken, acquired or extin. wrought iron in shafts and shaft A, as shown on plan of the work. The amount of security required is Thirty-two guished by The City of New York, or which houses, as shown on the plan, and ex- 9 reinforced concrete receiving basins, Class Hundred Dollars ($3'zoo). may be affected or damaged by this proceeding. cepting all wrought iron used in fram- B, as shown on plan of the work. No. 3. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE The City of New York by this proceeding ~ and fastening all piling and tim- 3 temporary brick receiving basins, as LABOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR seeks to acquire or extinguish: b shown on plan of the work. RELAYING AND EXTENDING HE NICHO- First; All of the easements of light, air and ac- 22,000 pounds of cast iron, including new man- 15 manholes, on reinforced concrete sewers, LAS AVENUE SEWER AS A TEMPORARY cess in or over Eleventh avenue, Nagle avenue, hole heads, covers, etc., and excepting complete, as per section on plan of the OUTLET FROM A POINT ABOUT SIXTY Amsterdam or Tenth avenue and Broadway to all cast iron in shafts and shaft work. (6o) FEET NORTH OF RICHMOND TER- Spuyten Duyvil creek, in the Borough of Manhat- houses, as shown on the plan. 31 manholes, on pipe sewers, complete, as RACE, NORTHERLY TO THE PIERHEAD tan, and in or over Broadway, from Spuyten 8,050 square feet of galvanized wire netting. per section on plan of the work. LINE, IN THE THIRD WARD, TOGETHER Duyvil creek to Two Hundred and Thirtieth excepting in shaft houses, as shown on 2,000 linear feet of piles, furnished, driven WITH THE WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. street, in the Borough of The Bronx, appur- the plan. and cut. The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and tenant to each of the several pieces or parcels gyo square yards of waterproofing. 50,000 feet (B. M.) of yellow pine foundation quality of the materials. and the nature and ex- of property described upon certain maps or 4 gates and appurtenances in Webster ave- timber and planking, in place and tent. as near as possible, of the work required is plans adopted by the Board of Rapid Transit nue gate chamber, complete, in place. secured. as follows: Railroad Commissioners for The City of New TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907. THE CITY RECORD. 10055 York, on the 16th day of June, 1904, which may for the appointment of three disinterested frse- in the forenoon of that day, or as soon there- lands, tenements and hereditaments required have been or which may hereafter be taken or holders, residents of The City of New York, as after as counsel can be heard thereon; and that for the opening and extending of A NEW damaged in whole or in part by the construc- Commissioners of Appraisal to ascertain and ap- the said bill of costs, charges and expenses has AVENUE, between Fort Washington and tion, maintenance and operation in or upon praise the compensation to be made to the owners been deposited in the onice of the Clerk of the Haven avenues, and extending from West One or over such avenues or streets of a Rapid and all persons interested in the real property, County of New York, there to remain for and Hundred and Seventy-seventh street to its Transit Railroad in accordance with the routes rights, franchises, easements or privileges sought during the space of ten days, as required by northerly terminal, about 434 feet north of and general plan prescribed by the Board of to be taken, of acquired by The City of New the provisions of the Greater New York Charter West One Hundred and Eighty-first street, in Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for The York or which may be affected or damaged by as amended by chapter 466 of the Laws of tgot. the Twelfth Ward, Borough of Manhattan, City City of New York by resolution adopted on this proceeding. Dated Borough of Manhattan, New York, Sep- of New York. the tqth day of January, 1897, and the 4th The City of New York by this proceeding tember 25, 1907. day of February, 1897, and thereafter approved seeks to acquire a permanent and perpetual un- W. GARROW FISHER, J MEANT, NT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, BY by the municipal authorities of The City of New derground right, easement and right of way and MICHAEL 1N an order of the Supreme Court bearing York and consented to by the Appellate Divi- also a temporary right or easement for the con- GEO. W. SIEMES, Commissioners. date the 26th day of July, 1907, and duly en- sion of the Supreme Court in the First Depart- structiott, maintenance and operation in per- tered in the office of the Clerk of the County ment, as such routes and general plan were petuity of a rapid transit railroad in accordance JOHN P. DUNN, of New York, at his office in the Borough of modified by resolution of the said Board of with the routes adopted by the Board of Rapid Clerk. 52 Manhattan in The City of New York, on the Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners, adopted Transit Railroad Commissioners by resolution, 5,05 rat day of' August, 5907, a cop of which order on the 21st day of June, 3900 and thereafter adopted on the 25th day of May, 1905, and ap- was duly filed in the office of the Register of approved by the municipal authorities of The proved by the Board of Estimate and Apportion- FIRST DEPARTMENT. the County of New York. and indexed in the City of New York, and consented to by the ment of The City of New York on the t4th day Index of Conveyances, Blocks 2177 and 2179, owners of more than one-half in value of the of July, igo5 and approved by the Mayor of In the matter of the application of The City of we, Vincent Nellany, Emil Green and James property bounded by the portions of the said The City of New York on the 28th day of July, New York relative to acquiring title wherever Owens were appointed Commissioners of Esti- avenues or streets upon which it was proposed t9o5, and consented to by an order of the Appel- the same has not been heretofore acquired, to mate for the purpose of making a just and to construct and operate the said railroad. late Division of the Supreme Court, First Judicial the lards, tenements and hereditaments re- equitable estimate and assessment of the loss and The mode of construction of the said rail- Department, made andp entered on or about the quired for the opening and extending of damage, to the respective owners, lessees, parties road is exhibited upon the map or plans above 12th day of March, 1907, which railroad is fur- WEST ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY- and persons respectively entitled unto or interest- referred to, and is in accordance with the de• ther described in the contract for the construe- NINTI-I STREET (although not yet named by ed in the lands, tenements, hereditaments and tailed plans and specifications prepared by the tiott thereof, made by The City of New York proper authority), from a point 425 feet west premises required for the purpose by and in said Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commis- acting by the said Board of Rapid Transit Rail- of Broadway to Riverside, in the Twelfth consequence of opening and extending the above sioners contained or referred to in the con- road Commissioners and the Degnon Contracting Ward, Borough of Manhattan, City of New mentioned street or avenue, the same being par- tract entered into with John B. McDonald, Company, dated May 9, 1907, the subway or York. ticularly set forth and described in the petition dated February zr, igoo as modified by sub• subways for said railroad to be constructed sub- of The City of New York, and also in the sequent agreements, and particularly by two stantially as shown in said contract and upon the OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE notice of the application for the said order there. agreements dated respectively June 21, 19o0, and laps or plans adopted by the Public Service Com- bill of costs, charges and expenses in- to attached, filed herein in the office of the March 24, 1904. mission, for the First District of the State of curredN by reason of the proceedings in the above. Clerk of the County of New York on the 1st Second: All of the easements of light, air and New York, on the 29th day of August, 1907. entitled matter will be presented 'for taxation to day of August, 1907, and the said Vincent Ne]- access appurtenant to each of the several pieces The premises to be subject to such permanent cne of the Justices of the Supreme Court of lany was appointed Commissioner of Assessment or parcels of property abutting upon or adjacent and perpetual underground right, easement and the State of New York, First Department, at a for the purpose of making a just and equitable to Broadway, between Two Hundred and Thir- right of way, and also to such temporary right Special Term thereof, Part I., to be held at estimate and assessment of the value of the ben- tieth street and a point about 288 feet northerly or easement, are briefly described as portions of the County Court House in the Borough of efit and advantage of the said street or avenue from the centre line of Two Hundred and Forty- certain lots or parcels of land designated upon Manhattan, in The City of New York, on the so to be opened and extended, to the respective second street produced, in the Borough of The the said maps adopted by the Public Service 3d day of October, 1907, at to.3o o'clock in fore- owners lessees, parties and persons respectively Bronx, City of New York, described upon certain Commission for the First District of the State noon of that day, or as soon thereafter as coun- entitled to or interested in the respective lands, maps or plans adopted by the Board of Rapid of New York, on the 29th day of August, 1907, sel can be heard thereon; and that the said bill tenements, hereditaments and premises situated Transit Railroad Commissioners for The City of as lots numbers 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, to and it, of costs, charges and expenses has been deposited within the area of assessment adopted by the New York, on the 3d day of January, 1907, which lots taken together form a parcel of land, in the office of the Clerk of the County of Board of Estimate and Apportionment and not which may have been or which may hereafter be occupying the entire street front on the south- New York, there to remain for and during the required for the purpose of opening and extend- taken or damaged in whole or in part by the erly side of Walker street, between Baxter and space of ten days, as required by the provisions ing the same, but benefited thereby, the said area construction, maintenance or operation in, upon Centre streets, with a frontage on the westerly of the Greater New York Charter, as amended of assessment being particularly set forth and or over Broadway, of a rapid transit railroad in side of Baxter street extending about 99 feet it by chapter 466 of the Laws of i9oi. described in the petition of The City of New accordance with the routes and general plan pre- inches southerly from the southerly side of Dated Borough of Manhattan, New York, Sep- York, and also in the notice of the applies- scribed by the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Walker street, and with a frontage on the east- tember 20, 1907. Sion for the said order thereto attached filed Commissioners for The City of New York, as erly side of Centre street extending about 128.81 CHAS. W. RIDGWAY, herein in the office of the Clerk of the County such routes and general plan were modified by feet southerly from the southerly side of Walker JAS. W. HYDE, of New York on the sat day of August, 1907, resolution of the said Board of Rapid Transit street, in the Borough of Manhattan, in The HERMAN HERST, and of ascertaining and defining the extent and Railroad Commissioners adopted on the rzth day City of New York. Commissioners. boundaries of the respective tracts or parcels of of May, 59o5, and approved by the Board of Esti- A fuller statement, setting forth the location JoHN P. DUNN, land to be taken or to be assessed therefor, and mate and Apportionment of The City of New and boundaries of the several lots or parcels of of performing the trusts and duties required of York on the 14th day of July, 1905, and by the property and rights, franchises, easements or 620,03 us by chapter 57, title 4 of the Greater New Mayor on the 26th day of July, 19o5, and con- privileges sought to be taken, or affected, and a York Charter, as amended and the acts or parts sented to by the Appellate Division of the Su- brief statement as to each of said lots or parcels, of acts supplementary thereto or amendatory preme Court in the First Department by an order of the title, interest, rights, easements, terms or FIRST DEPARTMENT thereof. entered on the 18th day of October, 1906. privileges therein or appurtenant thereto sought All parties and persons interested in the real The mode of construction of the said railroad to be acquired by The City of New York, is an- In the matter of the application of The City of estate taken or to be taken for the purpose of is exhibited upon said map or plan and is in nexed to each of three similar maps adopted by New York, relative to acquiring title wherever opening and extending the said street or avenue accordance with the detailed plans and specifica- the Public Service Commission for the First Dis- the same has not been heretofore acquired, for and affected thereby, and having any claim or tions prepared by the said Board of Rapid trict of the State of New York on the 29th day of the same purpose in fee, to the lands, tene- demand on account thereof, are hereby required Transit Railroad Commissioners, contained or re- August, 1907, and which said maps were filed, one ments and hereditaments required for the to present the same, duly verified to us, the ferred to in the contract entered into with John in the office of the President of the Borough of opening and extending of WEST ONE HUN- undersigned Commissioners of Estimate, at our B. McDonald, dated February 21, 1900, as modi- Manhattan, City of New York, on the 4th day of DRED AND TWENTY-NINTH STREET office, ninth floor, Nos. go and 92 West Broad- fied by subsequent agreements and particularly by September, 1907; one in the office of the Public (although not yet named by proper authority), way, in the Borough of Manhattan, in The City agreements dated respectively June 21, 1900, Service Commission for the First District of the from Convent avenue to Amsterdam avenue, of New York, with such affidavit or other proof March 24, 1904, and November i, 1906. State of New York. at No. '154 Nassau street, in the Twelfth Ward, Borough of Manhattan, as the owners or claimants may desire, within The property sought to be taken, acquired or City of New York. ten days after the date of this notice. extinguished by The City of New York, and Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on the 29th day of August, to; and one in the And we, the said Commissioners, will be in which is affected or damaged by this proceeding, attendance at our said office on the 7th day of is all of the easements of light, air and access office of the Register of the County of New OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY not heretofore acquired or extinguished by said York, on the trth day of September, 2907. an order of the Supreme Court, bearing October, 1907, at It o'clock in the forenoon of Dated New York, September r6, 1907. hateN the 26th day of July, 1907, and duly en- that day, to hear the said parties and persons city, appurtenant to each of the several pieces in relation thereto. And at such time and place, or parcels of property abutting upon or adjacent FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, tered in the office of the Clerk of the County Corporation Counsel. of New York at his office in the Borough of and at such further or other time and place to either side of Eleventh avenue, Nagle avenue, as we may appoint, we will hear such owners Amsterdam or Tenth avenue and Kingsbridge Hall of Records, corner of Chambers and Manhattan, in The City of New York, on the road, or Broadway south of Spuyten Duyvil Centre streets, Borough of Manhattan, City of 1st day of August, 1907, a copy of which order in relation thereto and examine the proofs of New York. was duly filed in the office of the Register of such claimant or claimants, or such additional creek in the Borough of Manhattan, and on either roofs and allegations as may then be offered side of Broadway from Spuyten Duyvil creek to S17,20,24,27,01,4,8,11,15,18,22,25 the County of New York, and indexed in the p Index of Conveyances, Blocks 1968 and 1g69 by such owner, or on behalf of The City of Two Hundred and Thirtieth street, and on New York, either side of Broadway between Two Hundred FIRST DEPARTMENT we Albert P. Massey, Harold E. Nagle and and Thirtieth street and a point 288 feet northerly William IL F. Wood, were appointed Commis- Dated Borough of Manhattan, City of New from the centre line of Two Hundred and Forty- sioners of Estimate for the purpose of making a York, September 20, 1907. second street produced in the Borough of The In the matter of acquiring title by The City of just and equitable estimate and assessment of VINCENT NELLANY, Bronx all in The City of New York. New York to certain lands and premises situ- the loss and damage to the respective owners, TAMES OWENS, A ?uller statement setting forth the location ated on the easterly line of TENTH AVE- lessees, parties and persons respectively entitled MIL GREEN, and boundaries of the several lots or parcels of NUE, between Fiftieth and Fifty-first streets, to or interested in the lands, tenements, heredita- Commissioners. property and rights, franchises, easements or in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New ments and premises required for the purpose by JOHN P. DUNN, privileges sought to be taken, extinguished or York, duly selected as a site for a public and in consequence of opening and extending Clerk. affected and a brief statement as to each of said library, according to law. the above-mentioned street or avenue, the same 520,05 lots or parcels, of the title, interest, rights, ease- being particularly set forth and described in the ments or privileges therein or appurtenant petition of The City of New York, and also in E, THE UNDERSIGNED COMMIS- the notice of the application for the said order thereto sought to be acquired or extinguished sioners of Estimate and Appraisal in (I) as to the property, briefly described above, W thereto attached, filed herein in the office of SUPREME COURT-SECOND DE- which is situated in the Borough of Man- the above-entitled proceeding, do hereby give the Clerk of the County of New York on the sit hattan, and as to that part thereof situated on notice to the owner or owners, lessee or lessees, day of August, x907, and the said Albert P. PARTMENT. either side of Broadway south of Two Hundred parties or persons respectively entitled to or Massey was appointed Commissioner of Assess- and Thirtieth street in' the Borough of The interested in the lands, tenements, hereditaments ment, for the purpose of making a just and SECOND DEPARTMENT. Ilronx, is annexed to each of five similar maps and premises, title to which is sought to be equitable estimate and assessment pf the value adopted and approved by the Board of Rapid acquired in this proceeding, and to all others of the benefit and advantage of the said street Transit Railroad Commissioners for The City of whom it may concern, to wit: or avenue so to be opened and extended, to the In the matter of the application of The City of New York on the 16th day of June. 1904, and First-That we have completed our estimate respective owners, lessees, parties and persons re- New York, relative to acquiring title, wherever which said maps were filed, one in the office of of the loss and damage to the respective own- spectively entitled to or interested in the re- the same has not been heretofore acquired, to the President of the Borough of Manhattan, City ers, lessees, parties or persons respectively en- spective lands, tenements, hereditaments and the lands and premises required for the open- of New York, on the 20th day of June. 1904; one titled to or interested inthe lands and premises premises situated within the area of assessment ing and extending of BROADWAY, from its in the office of the President of the Borough of affected by this proceeding, or having any in- adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportion- present terminus south of Elizabeth street, The Bronx, City of New York, on the loth day terest therein, and have filed a true report or ment and not required for the purpose of open- southwardly in a straight line to Mersereau of June, '904; one in the office of the Board of transcript of such estimate in the office of the ing and extending the same but benefited thereby, avenue joining said avenue at an angle of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for The Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The the said area of assessment being particularly about 85 degrees (although not yet named by City of New York (which Board by virtue of an City of New York, Room 1405, No. 277 Broad- set forth and described in the petition of The proper authority), in the Third Ward, Borough act of the Legislature of the State of New York, way, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of City of New York, and also in the notice of the of Richmond, City of New York. known as chapter 429 of the Laws of 1907, has New York, for the inspection of whomsoever it application for the said order thereto attached, been succeeded by the Public Service Commission may concern. filed herein in the office of the Clerk of the in and for the First District of the State of New Second-That all parties or persons whose County of New York on the 1st day of August, URSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN York) on the 16th day of June, 1904, and one in rights may be affected by the said estimate, or 1907, and of ascertaining and defining the extent P such cases made and provided, notice is the office of the Register of the County of New who may object to the same, or any part thereof, and boundaries of the respective tracts or parcels hereby given that an application will be made to York on the 7th day of August, 1907, and may, within ten days after the first publication of land to be taken or to be assessed therefor, the Supreme Court of the State of New York. (2) as to that part of the property briefly de- of this notice,September z8, 1907, file their ob- and of performing the trusts and duties required Second Department, at a Special Term of said scribed above which is situated on either side of jections, in writing, with us, at our office, Room of us by chapter t7, title 4 of the Greater New Court, to be held for the hearing of motions, in Broadway north of Two Hundred and Thirtieth 401, No. 258 Broadway, in the Borough of Man- York Charter, as amended and the acts or parts the County Court House, in the County of street in the Borough of The Bronx, is annexed hattan, in The City of New York; and we, the of acts supplementary thereto or amendatory Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, in The City to four similar maps adopted and approved by said Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting, thereof. of New York, on Thursday, the 3d day of the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commission- at our said office, on the Loth day of October, All parties and persons interested in the real October, 1907, at the opening of the Court on ers for The City of New York on the 3d day of 1907, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, estate taken or to be taken for the purpose of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be January, 1907, and which said maps were filed, and upon such subsequent days as may be found opening and extending the said street or avenue heard thereon, for the appointment of Com- one in the office of the President of the Borough necessary. and affected thereby, and having any claim or missioners of Estimate and of one Commissioner of The Bronx, City of New York, on the 16th Dated New York, September 27, i907. demand on account thereof, are hereby required of Assessment in the above-entitled matter. The day of January, tgo7; one in the office of the S. STANWOOD MENKEN, to present the same, duly verified, to us, the un- nature and extent of the improvement hereby Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners ADAM T. SCHNEIDER, dersigned Commissioners of Estimate, at our intended is the acquisition of title by The City for The City of New York (which Board by EZEKIEL R. THOMPSON, office, ninth floor, Nos. go and 92 West Broad- of New York; for the use of the public, to all virtue of an act of the Legislature of the State Commissioners. way, in the Borough of Manhattan, in The City the lands and premises, with the buildings there. of New York, known as chapter 429 of the Laws JOSEPH M. SCHENCK, of New York, with such affidavit or other proof on and the appurtenances thereto belonging, re- of 1907, has been succeeded by the Public Service Clerk. as the owners or claimants may desire, within quired for the opening and extending of a cer- Commission in and for the First District of the Sz8,09 ten days after the date of this notice. tain street or avenue known as Broadway, from State of New York) on the 3d day of Janpary, And we, the said Commissioners, will be in at- its present terminus south of Elizabeth street, 1907, and one in the office of the Register of FIRST DEPARTMENT. tendance at our said office on the 7th day of southwardly in a straight line to Mersereau ave- the County of New York on the 7th day of October, 1907, at t2 o'clock noon of that day, nue joining said avenue at an angle of about 85 August, 59 07. to hear the said parties and persons in relation degrees, in the Third Ward, Borough of Rich- Dated New York, August 26, 190 7. In the matter of the application of The City thereto. And at such time and place, and at mond, City of New York, being the following- K. PENDLETON, of New York, relative to acquiring title, such further or other time and place as we may described lots, pieces or parcels of land, viz.: Corporation Counsel. wherever the same has not been heretofore appoint, we will hear such owners in relation Beginning at a point on the westerly line of Hall of Records. Borough of Manhattan, New acquired, to the lands, tenements and heredita- thereto and examine the proofs of such claimant Broadway 1,685.20 feet southerly from the inter- ments required for the widening of WEST or claimants, or such additional proofs and alle- y York City. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEV- gations as may then be offered by such owner, section of the wester] line of Broadway and a27,3os3,6,to,13,t 7,20,24,27,01,4 ENTH STREET (although not yet named or on behalf of The City of New York. the southerly line of Richmond terrace. by proper authority), on the southerly side, Dated Borough of Manhattan, City of New (i) Thence southerly along the southerly pro- FIRST DEPARTMENT. from the bulkhead line of the Harlem river York, September 20, 5907. longation of the easterly line of Broadway 424.77 to a point to feet easterly, in the Twenty- ALBERT P. MASSEY, feet to the northerly line of Mersereau avenue; HAROLD E. NAGLE, (2) Thence easterly along the northerly line OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IS fourth Ward, Borough of The Bronx, City of of Mersereau avenue, and deflecting 85 degrees, New York. WILLIAM H. F. WOOD, the intention of the Corporation Counsel Commissioners. 04 minutes, 3o seconds to the left 65.24 feet; ofN The City of New York, pursuant to the pro- (3)Thence northerly deflecting 94 degrees, 55 visions of chapter 4 of the Laws of 1891 and the OTICE IS' HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE Joax P. DUNN, minutes, 30 seconds to the left 426.33 feet to bill of costs, charges and expenses in- Clerk. several statutes amendatory thereof and supple- N 820,01 the present terminus of Broadway; mental thereto, to make application to the Su- curred by reason of the proceedings in the (4)Thence westerly along said present termi- preme Court of the State of New York at Special above-entitled matter will be presented for tax- ntts of Broadway 65.13 feet to the point of be- Term, Part III. thereof, to be held in and for ation to one of the Justices of the Supreme FIRST DEPARTMENT ginning. the County of New York, at the County Court Court of the State of New York, First Depart- Broadway is shown on "A part of the map or House, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of ment, at a Special Term thereof, Part I., to be Id the matter of the application of The City of plan of The City of New York, showing layout New York, on the 29th day of October, 1907, held at the County Court House, in the Borough New York, relative to acquiring title, wher- grades and changes of grade of Broadway from at the opening of the Court on that day, or as of Manhattan, in The City -of New York, on ever the same has not been heretofore ac- Mersereau avenue to Richmond terrace, in the soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, the 8th day of October, r9o7, at x0.30 o'clock quired, for the same purpose in fee, to the Third Ward, Borough of Richmond, The City of 10056 THE CITY RECORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, igoq. or avenue known as First avenue, from Jersey not yet named by proper authority), in the Amboy avenue; thence easterly along said line New York" which map was adopted by the midway between Amboy avenue and Chestnut Board of Estimate and Apportionment January street to Pine street, in the First Ward, Bor- Fifth Ward, Borough of Richmond, City of 12, tgo6, and filed in the office of the President ough of Richmond, City of New York, being New York. street and the prolongation thereof and along of the Borough of Richmond, March 6, 1906, and the following-described lots, pieces or parcels a line midway between Arents avenue and Eureka of land, viz.: URSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN' place and Amboy avenue to the point described in the offices of the Clerk of the County of is the point or place o' beginning: The said Richmond, and the Counsel to the Corporation Beginning at a point on the southwesterly P such cases made and provided, notice is line of Jersey street 294.44 feet southeasterly hereby given that an application will be made streets designated as Bentley street, Broadway, of The City of New York on or about the same Church avenue, Amboy avenue, Johnson ave- date. from the intersection of the southerly line of to the Supreme Court of the State of New The Board of Estimate and Apportionment on Brighton avenue, and the southwesterly line York, 'Second Department, at a Special Term nue and Mainstreet being the streets thus the x6th day of November, 5906, duly fixed and of Jersey street; of said Court to be held for the hearing of known in the vicinity, although not yet placed (t) Thence southeasterly along said south- County Court House. in the upon the map of the City. determined the area of assessment for benefit motions, in the Dated New York September 20 1907, in this proceeding as follows: westerly line of Jersey street 50.39 feet; County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, The westerly boundary to be a line midway be- (2) Thence southwesterly deflecting 82 de- in The City of New York, on Thursday, the FRANCIS K. PEN'DLETON, tween the westerly side of Broadway as now grees, 50 minutes, 31 seconds to the right 380.68 3d day of October, 5907, at the opening of, Corporation Counsel. laid out and in use, and the said line produced feet to the northeasterly line of Pine street; the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New southwardly and the easterly side of Richmond (3) Thence northwesterly along the north- counsel can be heard thereon, for the appoint- York City. avenue; the easterly boundary to be a line easterly line of Pine street 50.39 feet; ment of Commissioners of Estimate and of one 820.03 midway between the Present easterly side of (4)Thence northeasterly 393.18 feet to the Commissioner of Assessment in the above-en- Broadway and the said line produced south- point of beginning. titled matter. The nature and extent of the im- wardly, and the westerly line of Heberton avenue First avenue is shown on a map entitled provement herebi intended is the acquisition SUPREME COURT—NINTH JUDICIAL and the said line produced northwardly to Rich- "Map showing layout grades and changes of of title by The City of New York, for the use DISTRICT. mond terrace; its northerly boundary to be the grade of streets and avenues in the First Ward, of the public, to all the lands and premises, southerly side of Richmond terrace between the bounded by Brighton avenue, Jersey street with the buildings thereon and the appurten- westerly and easterly boundaries above described; Richmond turnpike, Woodstock avenue and ances thereto belonging, required for the open- NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Glen avenue, Borough of Richmond, The City ing and extending of a certain street or ave- and its southerly boundary to be a line parallel PUTNAM COUNTY. with the southerly side of Mersereau avenue and of New York," which map was approved by nue known as Butler avenue, between Eureka the Board of Estimate and Apportionment Jan- place and Broadway; and Eureka place, Arents xoo feet southerly therefrom between the easterly Catskill and westerly boundaries above described. uary 6, r9o5, and - filed in the offices of the avenue and Chestcut street, between Bentley Aqueduct, Section No. 2. Dated New York, September 20, 1907. President of the Borough of Richmond the avenue and Church street, as laid out on the FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, Clerk of the County of Richmond, anti the map or plan of The City of New York, in In the matter of the application and petition of Corporation Counsel. Counsel to the Corporation of The City of the Fifth Ward, Borough of Richmond, City J. Edward Simmons, Charles A. Shaw and New York, on or about the 30th day of March, of New York, being the following-described Charles N. Chadwick, constituting the Board Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New of Water Supply of The City of New Yor York City. szo,o3 1905. lots, pieces or parcels of land viz.: k, to The Board of Estimate and Apportionment Beginning at the point of intersection of acquire real estate for and on behalf of The on the 16th day of November, 1906, duly the southerly line of Church street, and the City of New York, under chapter 724 of the SECOND DEPARTMENT. fixed and determined the area of assessment for southerly line of Chestnut street, said south- Laws of 1905, in the Town of Phillipstown benefit in this proceeding as follows: easterly line of Chestnut street being parallel County of Pu'nam, N. Y., for the purpose of In the matter of the application of The City One-half the block on each side of First to and distant 45 feet southeasterly from the providing an additional supply of pure and of New York, relative to acquiring title, avenue, from a line midway between the west- monument line of Chestnut street. wholesome water for the use of The City of wherever the same has not been heretofore erly side of Westervelt avenue and the easterly (r) Thence southwesterly along said south- New York. acquired in and to the lands and premises side of Jersey street to the northeasterly easterly line of Chestnut street 1,297.38 feet, required for as easement for sewer purposes side of Pine street, together with area bounded more or less; DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in LYMAN AVENUE, between Tompkins by the southwesterly side of Pine street, a (z) Thence still southwesterly deflecting eleven avenue and Summer street, in the Fourth I -.- that the second Separate Report of John line parallel with the southwesterly side of degrees, thirty minutes, thirty seconds to the Delany, William Wood and George F. Secor, Ward, Borough of Richmond, City of New fine street and too feet distant southwest- left 664.89 feet; York. who were appointed Commissioners of Appraisal wardly therefrom, a line midway between the (3) Thence still southwesterly deflecting ten in the above-entitled matter, by an order of the northwesterly side of First avenue produced degrees, forty-four minutes, ten seconds to the Supreme Court, made at a Sp URSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN southwestwardly and the southeasterly side of ecial Term thereof, such cases made and provided, notice is right 945.54 feet; held at the Court House in White Plains, West- P Brighton avenue, and line midway between the (4) Thence still southwesterly deflecting two chester Coue.y, January 59 hereby given that an appiication will be made southeasterly side of First avenue, produced degrees eighteen minutes, twenty seconds to , 5907, was filed in to the Supreme Court of the State of New the office of the Clerk of the County of Put- southwestwardly and the northwesterly side of the right 467.37 feet; nam on the 24th day of Aug York, Second Department, at a Special Term of Stanley avenue. (5) Thence still southwesterly deflecting ten ust, 5907. said Court to be held for the hearing of mo- Dated New York. September 20, 1907. degrees, forty-six minutes to the right of 492.74 Said report bears date of August t6„ 1907, tions, in the County Court House, in the and affects Parcels Nos. Sri 52, 67, 71, 74, 75, FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, feet; 76, 84,'85, 86 and 87 in this proceeding. County of Kings, in the Borough cf Brooklyn, Corporation Counsel. (6) Thence still southwesterly deflecting five in The City of New York, on Thursday, the Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New Notice is further given that an application will third day of October, 1907, at the opening of degrees, thirty-seven minutes to the left 344.07 be made at a Special Term of the Supreme York City. - feet. Court of the State of New York, to be held the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter 820,03 (7) Thence still southwesterly deflecting five as counsel can be heard thereon, for the ap- degrees, seventeen minutes, twenty seconds to in and for the Ninth Judicial District at the pointment of Commissioners of Estimate and of Court House in White Plains, Westchester the left 270.15 feet, more or less, to the north- County, N. Y., on the 5th day of October, 1907, one Commissioner of Assessment in the above- SECOND DEPARTMENT easterly. line of Bentley avenue; entitled matter. The nature and extent of at so o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or (8) Thence northwesterly along said north- as' soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for the improvement hereby intended is the acqui- easterly line of Bentley avenue, 60.03 feet, more sition of title by The City of New York, for In the matter of the application of The City or less; an order confirming said report, and for such the use of the public, to all the lands and prem- other and further relief as may be just of New York, relative to acquiring title, (9) Thence northeasterly parallel to and dis- Dated New York, Se ises, with the buildings thereon and the appur- wherever the same has not been heretofore tant 6o feet northwesterly from the seventh ptember y 5907 tenances thereto belonging, required for an ease- acquired, to the lands and premises required course 249.78 feet, more or less; FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, ment for sewer purposes, in Lyman avenue, for the opening and extending of the PUB- (to) Thence northwesterly deflecting ninety- Corporation Counsel. between Tompkins avenue and Summer street, LIC PARK, bounded by Congress avenue, one degrees, forty minutes, thirty seconds to Hall of Records, New York City. in the Fourth Ward, Borough of Richmond, Myrtle avenue and Leavitt street in the Third the left 781.23 feet, more or less, to the south- 314,05 City of New York, being the following de- Ward, Borough of Queens, Gity of New easterly line of Broadway; scribed lots, pieces or parcels of lands, viz.: York. (Ti) Thence northeasterly along the south- Beginning at a point on the easterly line of easterly line of Broadway 5o feet, more or less; PROPOSALS FOR BIDS AND ESTIMATES Tompkins avenue x5 feet southerly from the (12)Thence southeasterly parallel to and dis- FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. intersection of said easterly line of Tompkins URSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN tant 50 -feet northeasterly from the tenth course avenue, and the westerly prolongation of the P such cases made and provided, notice is 785.01 feet, more or less; northerly line of Lyman avenue; hereby given that an application will be made (13) Thence northeasterly deflecting eighty- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, (x) Thence easterly, parallel to and distant to the Supreme Court of the State of New 15 feet southerly from the northerly line of three degrees, two minutes, ten seconds to the York, Second Department, at a Special Term left 324.60 feet; GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. Lyman avenue, 815 feet more or less to the of said Court, to be held for the bearing of (14) Thence still northeasterly deflecting five westerly line of Summer street; motions, in the County Court House in the degrees, thirty-seven minutes to the right 490.03 (2)Thence southerly along the westerly line County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, feet; The person or persons making a bid or estimate of Summer street, zo feet; in The City of New York, on Thursday, the (is) Thence still northeasterly deflecting ten for any services, work, materials or supplies for (3) Thence westerly, parallel to the northerly 3d day of October, 1907, at the opening of the degrees, forty-six minutes to the left 46o.S5 The City of New York, or for any of its depart- line of Lyman avenue, 815 feet more or less Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as feet; ments, bureaus or offices, shall furnish the same to the easterly line of Tompkins avenue; counsel can be heard thereon, for the appoint- (16) Thence still northeasterly deflecting two in a sealed envelope, indorsed with the title of the (4)Thence northerly 20 feet to the point of ment of Commissioners of Estimate in the above- degrees, eighteen minutes, twenty seconds to the supplies, materials, work or services for which the beg~nning. entitled matter. The nature and extent of the left 938.69 feet; bid or estimate is made, with his or their name or The sewer easement in Lyman avenue is improvement hereby intended is the acquisition (173) Thence still northeasterly deflecting ten names and the date of presentation to the Presi- shown on a "Map or plan showing lands through of title in fee by The City of New York, for degrees, forty-four minutes, ten seconds to the dent or Board or to the head of the Department or over which it is necessary to acquire an the use of the public, to all the lands and left 665.3o feet; at his or its office, on or before the date and easement for the purpose of a sewer in Lyman premises, with the buildings thereon and the (t8) Thence still northeasterly deflecting eleven hour named in the advertisement for the same, at avenue, from Tompkins avenue to Summer appurtenances thereto belonging, required for the degrees, thirty minutes, thirty seconds to the which time and place the estimates received will street, in the Fourth Ward, Borough of Rich- opening and extending of the public park, right 1,287.08 feet, more or less, to the south- be publicly opened by the President or Board or mond, The City of New York," which map was bounded by Congress avenue, Myrtle avenue erly line of Church street; head of said Department and read, and the award filed in the office of the President of the Bor- and Leavitt street, in the Third Ward, Borough (19) Thence easterly along the southerly line of the contract made according to law as soon ough of Richmond, May 23, 1906, and in the of Queens, City of New York, being the follow- of Church street 62.19 feet, more or less, to thereafter as practicable. offices of the Clerk of the County of Rich- ing-described lots, pieces or parcels of land, the point of beginning Each bid or estimate shall contain the name mond. and the Counsel to the Corporation of viz.: Butler avenue, Eureka place, Arents avenue and place of residence of the person making the The City of New York, on or about the same Beginning at a point formed by the inter- and Chestnut street, are shown on a map en- same, and names of all persons interested with date. section of the easterly line of Congress avenue titled "A part of the map or plan of The City him therein, and, if no other person be so inter- The Board of Estimate and Apportionment with the southerly line of Myrtle avenue. as of New York in the Borough of Richmond ested, it shall distinctly state that fact; also, that on the 16th day of November, 5906, duly fixed the same is laid down on a map of the Village showing layout, grades and changes of grade of it is made without any connection with any other and determined the area of assessment for of Flushing, surveyed by Otis Chickering and Eureka place, Arents avenue and Chestnut street, person making an estimate for the same purpose, benefit in this proceeding as follows: adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Vil- as widened and extended from Bentley avenue and is in all respects fair and without collusion One hundred (roo) feet in width on each lage of Flushing, October 5, 1875. to Church street, and Butler avenue, from Amboy or fraud, and that no member of the Board of side of Lyman avenue, from the westerly side Running thence easterly or eight hundred avenue to Washington street, in the Fifth Ward, Aldermen, head of a department, chief of a of Summer street to a line zoo feet east of fifty-five and ninety-six hundredths (855.96) Borough of Richmond, The City of New York," bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other the easterly side of Tompkins avenue; a strip feet along the southerly line of Myrtle avenue which was approved by the Board of Estimate officer of The City of New York is, shall be or too feet in width on each side of Tompkins to the northwesterly line of Leavitt street; avenue, from a line moo feet north of the and Apportionment March 23, 1906, and was become interested, directly or indirectly, as con- Thence southwesterly deflecting to the right filed in the office of the President of the Bor- tracting party, partner, stockholder, surety or northerly side of Fingerboard road to a line one hundred forty-four (144) degrees, forty- ough of Richmond May 23, 1906, and in the otherwise in or in the performance of the con- zoo feet north of the northerly side of Valley five (45) minutes and fifteen (is) seconds for street, excluding the land lying within the offices of the Clerk of the County of Rich- tract, or in the supplies, work or business to six hundred nineteen and thirty-six hun- mond and the Counsel to the Corporation of which it relates, or in any portion of the profits United States Government Reservation; a strip dredths (61g.36) feet along the northwesterly too feet in width on each side of Valley street, The City of New York, on or about the same thereof. The bid or estimate must be verified by line of Leavitt street; date. the oath, in writing, of the party or parties mak- between the westerly side of Tompkins avenue Thence southerly deflecting to the left thirty- and a line too feet east of the easterly side The Board of Estimate and Apportionment ing the estimate that the several matters stated six (36) degrees, sixteen (t6) minutes and on the 11th day of January, 5907, duly fixed herein are in all respects true. of Sea avenue; a strip too feet in width on fifteen (t ) seconds for five hundred thirty- each side of Sea avenue, between a line zoo 5 and determined the area of assessments for Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by seven and fifty-six hundredths (537.56) feet benefit in this proceeding as follows: the consent, in writing, of two householders or feet north of the northerly side of Valley along the westerly line of Leavitt street to street and a line too feet south of the southerly Beginning at the intersection of the prolon- freeholders in The City of New York, or of a the northeasterly line of Congress avenue; gation of a line between Eureka place and Am- guaranty or surety company duly authorized by side of Richmond avedue, and a strip zoo feet Thence northwesterly deflecting to the right in width on each side of Richmond avenue, boy avenue with a line too feet westerly from law to act as surety, and shall contain the matters one hundred nineteen (xrg) degrees, thirty- and parallel with the westerly side of Bentley set forth in the blank forms mentioned below. from a line too feet east of the easterly side nine (39) minutes for two hundred sixty- of Sea avenue to the westerly side of Tomp- street, the said distance being measured at right No bid or estimate will be considered unless, four and two hundredths (264.02) feet along angles to the line of Bentley street and run- as a condition precedent to the reception or con- kins avenue. the northeasterly line of Congress avenue; Dated New York, September 20, 1907. ning thence northerly and parallel with Bentley sideration of any proposal, it be accompanied by Thence northerly deflecting to the right forty- street to the intersection with the prolonga- a certified check upon one of the State or Na- FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, one (4t) degrees, thirty-four (34) minutes for Corporation Counsel. tion of a line midway between Broadway and tional banks of The City of New York, drawn to six hundred seventy and sixty-five hundredths Eureka place, and through that portion of their the order of the Comptroller, or money to the Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New (670.65) feet along the easterly, line of Con- length between Bentley street and Butler ave- York City. amount of five per centum of the amount of the S20,03 gress avenue to the southerly line of Myrtle nue; thence easterly along said line midway be- bond required, as provided in section 420 of the avenue, the point of beginning. tween Eureka place and Broadway and the Greater New York Charter. The public park, bounded by Congress ave- prolongation thereof, to the intersection with The certified check or money should not be in- SECOND DEPARTMENT nue, Myrtle avenue and Leavitt street, is shown a line midway between Bentley street and But- closed in the envelope containing the bid or esti- ou a map entitled "Plan showing proposed park ler avenue; thence northerly along said line mate, but should be either inclosed in a separate between Congress avenue, Myrtle avenue and midway between Bentley street and Butler ave- envelope addressed to the bead of the Depart- In the matter of the application of The City Leavitt street in the Third Ward, Borough of nue, and the prolongation thereof to a point of New York, relative to acquiring title, ment, President or Board, or submitted personally Queens, City of New York," which map was loo feet north- of Broadway, said distance be- upon the presentation of the bid or estitpate. wherever the same has not been heretofore filed in the offices of the President of the Bor- ing measured at right angles to the line of acquired, to the lands and premises required ough of Queens and the Clerk of the County For particulars as to the quantity and quality Broadway; thence easterly, parallel with Broad- or the nature and extent of the for the opening and extending of First ave- of Queens, on or about the 1st day of May, way, to the intersection with the prolongation of the supplies, nue, fromersey street to Pine street, in 5905, and in the office of the Corporation Coun- of a line midway between Butler avenue and work, reference must be made to the specifica- the First Ward, Borough of Richmond, City sel of The City of New York on the 4th day Main street; thence southerly along the said tions, schedules, plans, etc., on file in the said of New York. office of the President, Board or Department. of May, 1905. line midway between Butler avenue and Main No bid shall be accepted from or contract Dated New York, September 2o, 1907. street and the prolongation thereof to the in- awarded to any person who is in arrears to The URSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, tersection with a line midway between Broad- City of New York upon debt or contract, or whp such cases made and provided. notice Corporation Counsel. way and Eureka place,, through that portion P of the length of the said streets between But- is a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon any is hereby given that an application will be made Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New ler avenue and Main street; thence easterly obligation to the City. to the Supreme Court of the State of New The contract must be bid for separately. York City. along said line midway between Broadway and York,Second Department, at a Special Term 820,03 Eureka place and the prolongation thereof to The right is reserved in each case to reject of said Court, to be held for the hearing of the centre line of Main street; thence along all bids or estimates if it is deemed to be for the motions, in the County Court House in the interest of the City so to do. County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, the centre line of Main street to the inter- Bidders will write out the amount of their bids in The City of New York, on Thursday, the SECOND DEPARTMENT section with the prolongation of a line mid- or estimates in addition to inserting the same in third day of October, 1907, at the opening way between Arents avenue and Broadway through that portion of their length between figures. of the court on that day, or as soon there- Main street and Johnson avenue; thence north- Bidders are requested to make their bide or after as counsel can be beard thereon, for the In the matter of the application of The City repared and .l New York, relative to acquiring title, erly and along a line midway between Arents estimates upon the blank forms p appointment of Commissioners of Estimate and avenue and Chestnut street, and Broadway, and furnished by the City, a copy of which, with the of one Commissioner of Assessment in the wi,erever the same has not been heretofore proper envelope in which to inclose the bid, to- above-entitled matter. The nature and extent a^quired, to the lands and premises required the prolongation of said line to a point dis- for the opening and extending of BUTLER tant too feet east of the easterly side of Church getter with a copy of the contract, including the of the improvement hereby intended is the street, said distance being measured at right specifications, in the form approved by the Cor- acquisition of title by The City of New York. AVENUE, between Eureka place and Broad- poration Counsel, can be obtained upon applica- for the use of the public, to all the lands and way; and Eureka place, Arents avenue gttd angles to the line of Church street thence Chestnut street, between Bentley avenue and southerly and parallel with the line of Church tion therefor at the office of the Department for premises, with the buildings thereon and the street to the intersection with the prolongation which the work is to be done. Plana and draw- appurtenances thereto belonging, required for Church street, ass .laid out on the map or ings of coastrucWn work may also be seen there. the opening and extending of a certain street plan of The City of New York (although of a line midway between Chestnut street and