THE CITY RECORD.
Vol- XXXVII. NEW, YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. NUMBER 11058.
ting a certified copy of a resolution adopted by that Board on July 2, 1909, establish- THE CITY RECORD.. ing the width of Fifth Avenue between 47th and 48th Streets, Manhattan, as forty- seven and one-half feet for the roadway, thirty feet for the easterly sidewalk, and OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THECITY OF NEW YORK. twenty-two and one-half feet for the westerly sidewalk. The papers were ordered filed. Published Under Authority of Section 1526, Greater New York Charter, by the (1264) 1006 BOARD OF CITY RECORD. BoARI) OF ESTIMATE AND APPURT1(INMFNT—IRF.SO1.UTION ESTAMAS11ING \WIDTH OF SIrtF:- GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAYOR. WALK AT INTERSECTION OF WESTCHESTER AND TREMONT AVENUES, FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, Cos,oaATlox CounauL. HERMAN A. METZ, COMPTROLLER. THE BRONX PATRICK J. TRACY, Surzavrao*L The Secretary presented a cunlnnlnication dated August 6. 1909, front \billianl \l. Published daily, at 9 a. m., except legal holidays. Lawrence, Assistant Secretary of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, trans- - that Board oft July 2, 1909, estab- Subscription, $9.30 per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. mitting a certified copy of a resl,lutinn adopted by lishing the sidewalk width for the public place at the junction of Westchester and SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names, salaries, etc., of the city employees), 25 cents; Tremont Avenues in The Bronx :it twenty feet. The papers were ordered filed. Official Canvass of Votes, 10 cents; Registry and Enrollment Lists, S cents each assembly district; Law Department and Finance Department supplements, 10 cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation (1265) 1006 of Real Estate, 25 cents each section. l{URD OF ESTIMATE AND \I'PORTIo:i NfENT—RF:SOLUTIONS E5TARI.ISHIxG \\ IDTH oP CF:R- Published at Room 2, City Hall (north side), New York City. TAIN STREETS IN BROOKLYN Entered as Second-class Matter. Post Office at New York City. The Secretary presented a communication, dated August 6, 191)9, frvau William 1I. l.awrence, Assistant Secretary (if the Board of Estimate and :\pportinnment, trans- TABLE OF CONTENTS. ntitting certified copies of three resolutions adopted b~- that Board ou July 2, 19O9, establishing the roadway width of certain streets in Br kl~n as follows: 1051I Assessors, Board of— Official Papers ...... East 17th Street (Maple Court) between ('hutch and Caton Avenues: thirty Public Notices ...... 10506 I'arks, Department of— (1) Bellcvue and Allied Hospitals— Proposals ...... 10509 feet. Proposals ...... 10516 Police 1)epartnlent— (2) Prospect Street between Church Avenue and Beverly Road : twenty--eight Retirements, etc...... 10499 Board Aleetings ...... 10504 Deaths, feet. Itridges, Department of— Owners Wanted for Lost Property.. 1050(. I'roposals ...... 10509 Proposals...... 10506 (3) East 21st Street through the two blocks between \\ - r odruff :\venue and Brooklyn, Borough of— Reports of Sanitary Company (Boiler Church Avenue: twenty-four feet. I'roposals ...... 10505 Squad), for September 4, 7 and ( hangc of Grade Damage Commission— 8, 1909 ...... 10498 The papers were ordered filed. Public Notice ...... 10511 Public Charities, Department of— Changes in Departments, etc...... 10501 Proposals ...... 10509 (1266) 2532 Public Service Commission for the First ('nrrection, Department of— CITY DF:pARTMICNT of Fln:\xtr:—Norlrt. OF I)s:t' '.0 Auction Sale ...... 10509 I)istrict— I)ocks and Ferries, Department of— Calendar of Hearings ...... 10489 Secretary presented the following notice f deposit, dated .\ ugh ut 7. 19(K). I'roposals ...... 10506 Proceedings from August 20 to Sep- The Education, Department of— tembcr 7, 19(19, Hot Ii Days In- front ll. L. Smith, Assistant I)eputy (omptroller, l)1•p:rtment Iif Finance of New t'roposals ...... 10506 clnsnc ...... 10489 fork City, which was orderert filed l'.stimate and Apportionment. Board of— 1)10' ens, li ,r 11(1,11 of— Public Notices ...... 10511 Proposal ...... ... .. ..... 10510 Finance, Department of— Revision of Assessments, Board of - Cor1orattun Sale of Buildings, etc.. 10507 31intnes of Meeting of September 9, Authorized Deposited -lmnunt Title of Account Interest on City Banns and Stock.. 10507 1909 ...... 104 9 Ntice of Continuation of 7i1:anhattan Rirbmnnd, Borough of— lax Sale ...... 10509 Proposals...... ... ... .. 105114 April 2, 1909 August 3, 1909 $15,000 00 Revenue Bond Fund For Expenses of Public Notice to Taxpayers ...... 10508 Report of Bureau of Buildings for Service ("..nnnissinn for the Fir'.t I list net . Notices to Property Owners...... 10507 the Week Ending .\ugust 28, Sureties Required on Various Classes 1909 ...... 10497 mtracts ...... 10509 Street Cleaning, Department of— of C, 10511 File I1, )cpartment— I'roposals ...... rnpo,als ...... 10510 Supreme Court. First I)epartnlent— l 1267) I, alth. Department of— Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 10516 Report for the Week Ending Sep- Sepreme (-mrt. Second 1)c ,arttnent— CH.\MRI•:RS STREET STATION. BROOKLYN LOOP I.tNF.s—CnM M t'vl(•.\nitN FROM 111\I\IiS- lands, etc...... 10517 tcmber II, 1909 ...... 10497 Acquiring Title to SIONFR nF BRIIH:FS-1'OONDATION OF \ll - \Iu'II'.u. I11 VAIN': \la,,hattan, Borough of— Supreme ('hurt. Third Judicial 1)istrict— l'r pnsal ...... ... ... .. 10506Acquiring Title ti Lands. etc...... 10517 S upreme ('net. Ninth judicialJudicial District— 'hhe Secretary presented a comm itnicatiin. fated .\ugu't 18. 19(49. fr rot Jib it 1I. Rep.lrt of BureauB of Buildings for of Bridges, Ii;insti till ing C,,py 1 the c" tit ra,'t the Week Ending August 28, Acquiring Title to etc...... 10518 Little, Deputy and Acting Commissioner 1909 ...... 10497 .Notices of Applications for the :\p- and specifications and drawings for the construction of the flturnLttirm of Ili,- \funici- VInuiripal Civil Service Commission--- poinlment of t.mtnissinners of Building to he erected over the Chambers Sired t stati, m ,f the Brooklyn Loop Applications Received for the Posi- Appraisal .. .. ...... 10518 pal lion of Patrolman ...... 10500 \Cater supple, Board of-- l.inc'c, aull stating that the contractor had been at work th,•reun incc luh h, 19(19: Pnhre S tIce...... 105(19 Pt, Igal;...... ...... 10504 and the following colnilltu)ication from the Counsel to the C,,mmix.uln: Xtic,• to ( -.mtrartors ...... 10520 Water Supply, Ins and Electricity, I/e- r tllu-tal It r'ugh Papers ...... 10504 partmcnt of- August 20. 19(Y) 1 ititrial I lircct ,n ...... 10501 I'r 't sal ...... 10509 llov. EDWARD M. B.- ssET-r. Cnnrinissi(tnet-. SiR:-1 am in receipt of your letter of Atigust 19th, transmitting a copy of a letter PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST date,( August 18th, from the Department If Bridges. together with the form of con- DISTRICT, tract with The Foundation Company for the constructions of the foundations If the Municipal Building enclosed with such letter, and asking whether the C, an,nission is No. 154 NAsS\t' STREET. Ns:v 1"outc CITY instified in relieving the Bradley Contracting Company front the upkeep of the work within the confines of the 'Municipal Building. ('.\I.l.XI).\R OF IIE:\RINGS. I have examined the contract with "fhe Foundatirnt Company and find that the specifications provide in part as follows: -fhe Illr,wing hearings will be held daring the remainder of the week commencing "This Contractor iii list accept the site as he finds it. removing fn,trt the pre iii Monday, September 13, 191)9: iscs all debris left from the ftmuter buildings, as well a< all w'Irk f same Ix•l~l\\ Friday. September 17-2:($1 1'. iI.—l•hairnian \\'illcox's Room.—Case No. 121.—INTER- the curb levels, and he shall also take charge of all shoring, sheet piling, bridges. RORot'Gll RAPID 1 RANSIT ComP.\Nv.—"Block Signal System, Subway streets. railings, sidewalks, etc.. assuming full responsibility for the safety of tIn Local Tracks."—( hairnian 1\•illcox. same." ' . • 2:30 P. \l.—RIn,nm 31)5.—Case No. 1077.—Covey I SLAND AND BR(NOKLYN Since this obligation is undertaken by the Bridge Department's cnnrr„ctur. I can RR. ('n.—"Repairs and improvements to tracks and switches on see no reason for it still being left with the subway contractor, and think it proper I )cKalb :\venue."—Cc imissioner Bassett. that the Chief Engineer issue an order relieving it, for the present at least, front such 2:30 P. 1'1.—Room 310.—Case No. 1158.—SE:\ 13E.\ 'H RAILWAY CnMPANY.— care and responsibility. Parkway Ilonic Company, by 011ie Balling, Press, Complainant.— In case yott may find it convenient, I would suggest the fallowing form f the 'Service on 65th Street—Sea Beach surface line."—Cnintnissioner order: McCarroll. 2:3(1 P. M.—Con)ntissioncr NIalthie's Room.—Case No. 1145.—MATTER OF BRADLEY CONTRACTING (OMPANY, Conlraflor for the Co11Slru, 1r it of .y,', lint 1) 11 I. THIRD AvENuE RAILROAD COMPANY."Character, extent, location and value of structures, facilities and properties."—Commissioner Maltbie. DEAR SIRS:—You are hereby notified that until the receipt of further orders you are from this date relieved from the care of and responsibility for the shoring, Regular meetings of the Commission are held every Tuesday and Friday at 11:30 sheet piling, bridges, streets, railing, sidewalks, etc., within the confines of the proposed Municipal Building, the foundations of which are now under constrnc- A. M. in Room 310. tion by The Foundation Company. I do not know whether I have enumerated all the matters for which the Contractor PROCEEDINGS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM- might be responsible, but if the list is incomplete it can be filled in by the Chief En gineer. MISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. I am retaining the form of contract transmitted with your letter for the present for use in connection with other work. FRIo.\\. .\t•ot'sT 20. 190') Respectfully yours, TRtltuxt Ilk tt.nlxe. 154 N.isSAt• STREET (Signed) GEo. S. COLEMt.\N. BOROUGH of it AN II.\TT:\N, CITY OF \ E\v YORK Counsel In the co ill lit i.(.cr 'it . Present: Cotutnissioner \\W ill iam \IcCarroll, .\cting Chairman, Commissioner, 'flue recoilimendation contained in the Counsel's letter Way thereupon approved. Edward M. Bassett, \Iilo R. Nlaltllic. and the Chief Engineer was authorized to transmit a letter to the Brallley Contracting Company substantially as suggested therein. JScc Item No. 1127.E (1262 ) \11Nt-TE., C•(IHRHT111NS -'094-B On motion, the record of the proceedings of the Commission for January 26, 1909, (1268) as printed its the CITY REtvRD of \lav 15, 1909, was corrected by changing the date AWARD OF $21,9711.311 TO BRADLEY CONTRACTING COMPANY—DI-TERMINArloN No. 4 OF occurring in Zinc 3 of Item N,1. 138 from "January 26. 19119," to "January 12, 1909," CHIEF ENGINEER—LETTER FROM Cot`NSEF. and as so corrected the record w:-: reapproved. On motion, the record of the proceedings Of the Commission for Juste 18, 1909, as The Secretary presented the following communications from the Counsel to the printed in the CITY RECORD of August 9, 1909, was corrected by changing the total Commission: given under the column of miscellaneous hills in Item No. 1012 from "$5198.21" to May 8, 1909 "$5448.41," and as so corrected the record was reapproved. Public .Service Commission for the First District. SIRS:—I have the Secretary's letter of April 29th, transmitting a letter (1263) 1006 front the Bradley Contracting Company forwarding a bill for underpinning buildings BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND A1'PORTIONMMENT—RESoI I'TIox ESTABLISHING WIDTH OF FIFTH oil the northeast and southeast corners of Mott and Delancey Streets, amounting to AVENUE BETWEEN 47TH AND 48TH STREETS, MANHATTAN $21,970.30, to which is attached a copy of the arbitrators' determination of February The Secretary presented a communication, dated August 6, 1909, from William M. 24, 1909, allowing such bill as extra work under the contract with the Bradley Com- Lawrence, Assistant Secretary of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, transmit- pany for the construction of section 9-0-4 of the Brooklyn Loop Lines.
10490 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909.
The question presented to the arbitrators in this instance was in effect vhctlii r (1273) Case 708 the contractor wa< required by the contract to underpin buildings erected after the STAGE-COACH CORI'oRATIl1NS—S(:HFI)UI.FS OF PARES FOR PASSENGER SERVICE—FILING making of the contract, but as part of the case it was deemed necessary to inlcr- ORDER pose preliminary objections that the contractor had not appealed in titne and that On motion, dttly seconded, an Order in Case No. 708 was unanimously adopted, its acceptance of payment under the Engineer's nlonthly estimates without protest extending to the persons and corporations mentioned in section 24 of the Transporta- constituted an accord and satisfaction. These preliminary issues were tried out tion Corporations Law. being chapter 63 of the Consolidated Laws, the regulations before the arbitrators, who disagreed, but held that such gncstinns were beyond contained in tariff circular No. 1 adopted by order made therein oil August 28. 1911li, their jurisdiction. In order to secure n determination. the arbitration was allowed prescribing the fornt and governing the construction and filing of schedules of fares to proceed, but with the reservation that the award. if in favor of the contractor, for passenger service of street railroad corporations subject to the jurisdiction of the would be received subject to the preliminary ohjectirnls. The arhitrator then pro- Conmtission, so far as said tariff circular can be applicable to such persons and cor- porations. [Ste Proceedings of 1908; Page 1527.] ceedcd anddetermin ed that th e ci'ntrar cto was entitled to extra cnmpensati„n fur underpinning these buildings which had been erected after the contract Ii al liven (1274) Case 729 made, reducing, however, the bill of the contractor from $24.391.73 to $21971).3(1. NASSAU 1 '.LF:CTRIc RAILROAD COMPANY—STOP :1T BRIIs;Ii CROSSING CONm:v ISLAND CREEK The question whether a contractor is required by the emitract to tnnlerpin build- ings erected after the (late of the contract is at hest a close One an(i properly a —EXTENSION ORDER ttthiect for arbitration. The two arbitrators having agreed that ,m the merits the On motion, duly seconded. an Order in Case No. 729 was unanimously adopted contractor was entitled to an award, it secnls to the rnily fair that the award should as to the N:ts.sau Electric Railrna,l Company, extending its time from August i0, 1909, to August 21, 19119, for punting into effect the changes nl tilt lie recognized despite certain 'cell iiical defclls.'s. if you alone were c mcernerl T i"ned in the order modify- should advise the payment of thee hills. but as the city authorities nlav take a con- ing the Final Order therein adopted on August 6, 19(19, in regard to stopping cars at the north entl of the bridge crossing Coney Island Creek on its West End line. [Sec trary view I think these defenses should he preserved Si) a: to leave them free to Item No. 1225.] take such action as they mad- he ad\i-ed. Whether the preliminary defenses would t now attempt to deckle. lint I c.msi,ler it he sufficient to avoid payment T do m, (1275) Case 998 improhahlc. I accordingly suggest that the hill Of the contractor ( without, however, signing any certificate. since the arhit rat or'' deternlinatinn under the contract is BROOKLYN UNION EI.F:vATri) R.VLROAD COMPANY—STAIRWAYS AT G.\TES A vi-:\t'F: STA- the basis for payment) he forwarded to the Comptroller with a cop%- of this letter TI((\—III:ARING ORDER and with the statement that this di
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10491
(1282) C:Itc I 15(1 Voucher Ni, In Favor of Services or \haterial Amount IIRO(1KlYN IIF:II;IITs R.IIi.iio. ) Co\II'ANY er .\L.-I'.N('LOSINC );NITS (1F- ON:-TIIIkll \ Is- TIBi1LF-. (.RS-( OM t'[.AI NT ORDER 2966 The American Ire Company.. Ire supplied. Hills, June 30, August 1, 19(19.. 3 71) On motion, duly seconded, a Complaint Order in Case N. 115(1 was un:uli- 291,7 Andrews-Marsh \lanufacturiug mously adopted for satisfaction or answer within ten (lays by the Itro' klcn 11.ights Company ...... Printing press supplies. Rill, July 8, 1909.... 4 50 Railroad Cunit):uly, the Nassau Electric Railroad Company', the ('oncy Isin iii and 2968 (;eurgc W. lienham, .\gent and (Gravesend Railway Conipany, the Brooklyn, Queens County and Sttliurhan Rail- Warden ...... Waste paper baskets. ]till, July 23, 1909...... 8 20 road Company, the South Brooklyn Railway Ctm)pany-, the Sea Leach Railway ( 29,,') Itlair Tool and Nlachine Works kcpairing teller Press. 11i11, Itily 26, 1909..... 2 40 pany, the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Ctmlpany, the Van I;ruot Street 2974) U. 1. Itulut Electric Company. Electrical supplies. Bills, June 29, July 15, 16, and Erie Basin Railroad Company, the hush "terminal Railr ad C"mpany, the `-', 1909 ...... 105 03 New York and Queens County' Railway Company, the Long Island Electric Rail- 2971 Marlin It. Itruwn Company.... Printing, etc. (tills, June 25. July 7 (4), 16, wat' Company, the New York and Long Island Traction Cuulpany, tool the ()ctan 27 (2), 31), 1909 ...... 1.341 18 Electric Railway Company in the matter of the complaint of the ('ongress of the 2972 IIrook!vn nluc feint \\'nrk.,, tEne-print.. hilt. July 13, 1909 ...... 4 01) Knights of Labor of New York State, by J. R. Mansion, Secretary and •I- reasurer, 2973 Buchan Sale., (nnpanv...... Stat6mery supplies. lill, .\ugust 6, 1909,..... 29 71) asking that the exposed sides of the type of car known as the one-third vestibule oper 2974 II. It. ('IaSin Coullany...... Muslin. (till, July 29, 19119 ...... k 90 :tted by said companies Ile enclosed by doors or otherwise. 2975 Samuel ('ipplrc Envelope (,m. Envelopes. (till, July 2(I, 1909 ...... 12 98 11283) Case 1151 pan v ...... - 2976 William It. Dana ('untliany... Suh'criyti, in to Commercial and Financial LONG ISI..SND RAII.ROAU ('osll'ANY-MIF:RRICK RU:\0 GR.sne CROSSING-I IF:.\kl\t; ( R1ltk I Itrunicle. Year toiling July 1, 1910 ...... 10 00 On motion, (ltlly seconded, an Order in Case No. 1151 was unanimously adopted 2977 .\. It. (lick Company...... laliunery. (till, July 20, 1909 ...... 10 50 as to the Long Island Railroad Company, directing a Ii caring oil Septenlher 3, 19)19, '978 Downes and Company...... larbun (caper, etc. Bills. July 9, 16, 1909...... 13 60 at 2:3(1 1'. Jl., in respect to gates and other safety precautions at the Merrick Iliad 2979 George M. Kitty and Company Steel tapes. [till, July 28, 1909 ...... 54 00 crossing at Springfield, Queens County, at the tracks of the \ltlnhtuk tlivisitm. The 2980 Electrical Teaiig 1.ahuratories. Laboratory services. (Sills, May 29 (2), June Acting Chairman designated Commissioner Bassett tit conduct the hearing. I.St•e' .111 (2), 1909 ...... 77 87 also Item No. 1272.1 2981 General Storage Itattery ('unt- (1284) Case 1152 'any ...... Railery cell, complete, etc. (till, April 19, 1909. 60 00 2982 (;real hear Spring ('imtpany.. SIP BROOKLYN UNION E1.ev.\TF:U R.\ii.No:\II (.ottl'.INY FT .\I,.-ORiI•R 1)1141, riNo K ,n;1'IXG Spring wafer. (till,, July 31 (2I, 191)9...... 46 2983 I. II. IIrntan ...... krrairing furniture. It ill, July 14, 19119...... 2 'i OF I'.sssI NGI•;R Ri cnku5 2984 The Ilutc (otnpany...... i'ypelrriter ribhuns. mill, July 13, 1'1(1')...... 3 01) On motion, duly seconded, :ill ()rder in Case No. 1152 Was ttnaninittusly atl,,pted 5985 Ideal \'eutilalur Company.... Ventilator. Rill, Jule 2e,, 19(19 ...... 3 75 as to the Brooklyn L'niun Elevated Railroad Company, the Sea L't•acli ILtilw I). 2986 Initial TuacI Supply (*"miany. 'towel service. Bill, July I, 1909 ...... 39 12 Company. the South Brooklyn kailwa\ (''nnpany and the Na saii Electric Railroad 2987 KeuiTcl ant Esser l'untpany... Engineering supplies. liilk, July III, 21, 23, 2n, C'on)pany. directing them to keep in the Ii rut therein preseriltcll, a record if pa<-rn- 27, '8, 2'), 19119 ...... 929 40 gers on cltvated lines cln luiencing not later than Septcnlltcr 1, 19(19. 2988 Knickeborcker llluc ]'riot ('nor - (1285) Case 1153 I,ally ...... Illtte-tlrlllly. Bit I, July 9, 19(1') ...... t57 97 2989 Koller w,,l Smith...... Index cards. Itill, IS, 1909 ...... 66 00 R.sli.k1:\It CORI5K.\THINs O1'F:k.\TIN(: IN 1111TH DISTRICTS-.\\X1•.\1. RHPok'r--I'11.ING )tine 2990 Laic Reporting I intpany ...... T an.eript± ,if stenographer,' minute;. (tills, ( )Itlieis July 1 14), 19119 ...... 391, 07 On Illoil )n. duly scci,nded, an Order in Case Ni. 1153 was unaiiiniotisly adopted, 2991 Library Bureau ...... Statiunery supplies. (tills, July 9, 2n, August 4, requiring the New York and Portchcster Itailrt,atl Company and the New York, 1909 ...... 4e 92 \Vestchestur and Itt)stun Railroad Company to lie, within thirty (lays, such infortn:l- 2992 The Macey Company...... Sectional bookcase. Bill, July. 27, 1909...... 6 (II) tion concerning their financial and corporate hikt,try (luring the fiscal year ending 2993 Manhattan Electrical Supply - June 30, 19N, as wa> called for in the .\nnual Report I urns C 19118-9, for inchoate ( , nnl'any ...... 1:1.,,, lamp.. (Sill, I)ecemher 21, 1908...... 1 15 , and d >rrtlaut railroad and street railroad corp rations. 2994 John Meehan and Comt,any. .. . \tcniugs. (till, July 12, 191(9 ...... 1, 00 ( I2tt6) Case 1154 2995 Cornelius S. Morrell...... a at ring furniture. Bill, little 30, 19119...... 2 25 2991, A. Nehrhas and Son...... Binding law hook<. (till, March 31, 1909...... 3 50 1.1.1:(T):Ic.\1. Cok1R)gATluNs V(ITHIN T!'E I"IRST I)Is'rRICT-EI.i:cTsIc METER TESTS-I11-AR- 2997 New York and 1)ueens Electric NC; Onut:k Light and Power Company.. ]'riots and negative.. Itill, Tune 10. 1909...... 35 25 On motion, duly seconded, an Order in C:ue No. 1154 was unanimously adopted 2998 Net- York and New Jersey as to electrical corporation, within the l-irst District, directing a hearing on August 30. Telephone Company ...... Ttlephouc service. (Pill, July 3t, 1909 ...... 22 51 1909, at 2:3(1 I'. \I., for the purpose ,,f determining whether, in order to insure the 2199 New York Blue l'riot I'aper reporting to the Commission of all tests of electric meters according to a standard Company ...... 1', juts. ('ills, July 26, 29, t909 ...... 27 33 form of report, an order should he isued 1w the Commission containing substantially .1(1(10 The New York E,lici~n ('unt- the provisions of a draft thcret,t annexed. The Acting Chairm:ut designated Cunl- pany ...... h.Ieclric current. hill:, Tune 29 (2), 19(19..... 3 611 rni,sittncr Nlaltbie ti conduct the hearing. 3001 New York soeucil \forks..... Irv.- i tai . (till, July 21. 19(19 ...... 70 011 (1 287) Case 1155 3(11(1 New York Tr•lcl,h.me Company 'I'elel,h,me service. ]till.,, June 30 (_), laU9... 'U 38 31103 I'altrr,.,n I.nrthcr...... \fetal p,,li>b. (fill, July 7. 191(9 ...... I SU P;:n„;F: ()o- R\Tlsc ('u~tl'.sxv--GeNl.k.\1. INViSnr,.\r[oN-Ilh.tklxc ORUF:kru 31,04 feet soil I'-%,r. ...... Electrical tciiing, cic. Bill. July 26 190'..... 7 74 On (notion, duly ecomle'l, a hearing in Case N. 1155 was nn:tni(rntuslr ordered .111115 I. " Pratt l untpanc...... Stationery. Bill. luls 13, I')ns ...... 19 ;t0 to lie held, under 1 )rder No. (115. in regard ill the atTains of Iii,' Bridge Operrlling .IUUo, Itrnliogt„n'1'vpcwriter ('intpany -I'ypett liter rihh,ns. Bill, July I '1. I'In9...... 3 50 ('ontp:uly, .,n August 31, lllN. at 2311 1'. \I. 'Ilic .\sting Ch:tirtn:ul tic,ign:uecl C,1lil- 30117 Henry V. Si. George (Inc.).,. ('racing shve(h. Bill. July 7, 19119 ...... 25 32 nHs itmcr \lalthie to conduct (lie hcarii' . .10)18 Schur-i,er limbers...... Repairing p.,yctu-unu•tere. (till, holy'', 1909... I. 45 140 58 (121(70 1269 3009 K. G. Sultmann ...... Xe5atkes and print... Hill, July I, 1909...... 3010 G. I-:. Siechcrt and 1'umpauy.. l'cri„,brat. and books. Bill.., July 211 (3), 212, ('NI'rI D I'.I.I.CTIIIC LI .HT AND 1'UN'hR CII~[l':\X\"-.\1.1'LIt':\'rlll5 Foit APPROVAL of 1.AMI' 1911')....., ...... 33 76 1 'u,TS ON l 'Prl.k I;Itu.\ii AY 31111 'river Itngher, tit:nionery ('iii- 'I'hc S.cretary presented all applie:tti-m. iiated August 19, 19(19, fn ml Frank W. rally ...... pIati„ncry -upplics. )tills. July I5, 30, 1519... 49 R9 Smith, Secretary if the United Electric Light awl Power Ct nil pally, for approval by 3812 'I' a a- c r \lanufactnring a ti d staff,- llcry Oupplic•. (till,, little 19, July 13. the (oilllni.sion of certain hluc-Irri its transmitted therewith, showing the construction Novelty I,iniiany...... i 12), 19t(') ...... 276 32 of the city- l:tntp Iw;ts on upper Broadway along the line of the subway, ❑ n(1 a ctml- 3013 ('nderwuod Typewriter Cunt- nnnticatitm, dated .\thrust 19. 19)19, front the Chief Engineer, rcconuncnding tile ap- pany ...... Rt pairing and rental of typewriters. )tills. provai of the same. •l he ad, pt ion of the f' 111(1 rc,oluti in was thereupon moved June 28, July 3, 23, 1909 ...... 11 00 and dull' seconded : 31114 Union Towel Supply Company. had service. Bill, July 31, 1909...... 57 34 Riisut.veii: That this Commission hercllr approves drawings Nos. 334, 337 and 3015 United Ili'irict 5I,.senger ('um- 339. transmitted ttith a c-omnlunication. dattvl .\ugust 19, 19119, frtun [lit • United Electric pany ...... \trs>enger ern ice. (till. .\ugus( 1. 1909...... 11 51) Light and I' over Contp:'.ny, 511, t tug the (het:ails of prt•p,',ed conarurti,'ii of lamp posts 31(0 1'. W. \'allele ...... Futnniturerniture (till., July 15, 28, 29, 190')...... 213 50 on upper Br' o,lway, north of 135th Street. 31117 The 1\'csiern t'nion Telegraph Aye,-Con,nli siont•rs McCarroll, L'asseit, Nlaltbie, ('umlany ...... utessenger service. Hill, .\ugu-t 1, 1909...... 7 53 Nays-None. Carried. Total ...... $4 439 24 (1289) 11 tst-e•lfuu e'olls. Ac(-[I)INI's-JION1IIl.y Rs.is,k-r FOR J(•iv, 191N 3018 Empire City Savings Bank.... Rent of offices, 231 \Vest 125111 Street• \f,~ntll The Secretary presented the following stunnclry of accidents for the month of of .\uguct, 1909 ...... $511 00 July, 191)9, which teas nrdereu tiled: 3019 'I rihunc . \'~,ci at ion...... Rental of offices, 154 Nassau Street. Mundt ('ar cullisi„us ...... 15') of August.--Electric cturent supply, Bill, I'ers,.,ns and yet,ielcs .truck by cars ...... 873 .\ugust 2, 1909 ...... 4,491 IS Boarding...... ...... 6.17 .111 19 George Hallett ('lark, IliviSion .\lighting ...... ...... 1,239 1•:ngiueer ...... 11isbursements. First I)ivisi,nt. Mouth of Jttly, Contact with electricity ...... ...... 3(1 191(9 ...... 23 21 ((her accidents ...... ...... _._2> Ili7 ,1(111 Sverre Ilahm, Principal .\ssist- 'I'ulal ...... 5,165 aut Em gi leer ...... Ilishursements, Ittnreau of Subway Construe. Iion. Mouth of July, 1909 ...... 5 25 Injuries: 3022 Arthur I(ull,,is, Assistant ('uun- Passengers ...... 2.135 sel ...... disbursements, Legal I)eparu lid, t. Mouth of 'Nut passengers ...... 543 July, 1909 ...... 16 90 Employees ...... 501 3023 Louis 1). Fuuyuet, division disbursements, Sewer I)icisian. Month of July, Total ...... 3,479 Engineer ...... 190') ...... 3 55 Serious Injuries Included in :lhot•e: 3024 LeRoy T. Starkness. :\ssi,tant Killed...... 3_' Counsel ...... disbursements, Legal Department. M ill; Ii of Fractured skulls ...... 7 July, 1909 ...... 41 30 Amputated limhs ...... 10 3025 Chester .\rthut l(eitman, Tran- Brokenlitnbs ...... 35 sit Inspector ...... disbursemen(s, Auwraisal hi,,reau. \loath. of Otherserious injuries ...... 156 May and lone, 191)9 ...... 70 32 Total...... 2411 3026 Thomas 1). floxsey, Secretary. Bureau of (;as and Elec- (1290) tricity ...... Disbursements, Bureau of Gas and Electricity. VOVCIIERS Month of July, 1909 ...... 54 30 H. A. 1), Itollmann, Auditor. . Disbursements, General Office. Month ,if July, The Secretary presented the following vouchers, coverin¢ hills which had been 3027 1909 ...... '80 duly approved by Coininissioner Bassett. as Committee on Audit for the month of 31(28 if. A. 1). llnlhnann, .Nuditur.. Disbursements, ('ontiugent Fund to .\ugust 17, August. 19(9, whereupon the adoption if the following rlsolutiun was moved au (1 duly' 1909 ...... 180 03 seconded 3029 John II. Myers, Division Engi- RFsoI.viu: That the vouchers enumerated below be approved ~ the Commission neer ...... disbursements, Second Division. 'Month of and forwaide(( to the Comptroller of the City of New York for pay.11t : July, 1909 ...... 5 81 3030 Frederick ('. Noble, Division Voucher Engineer ...... Disbursements, Fifth Division. Month of July. No. In Favor of Services or Material Amount 1909 ...... 8 77 31(31 C. V. \'. Powers, Division Engi- Open Market Orders. neer ...... 1(ishursements, Third and Fourth Divisions. 2964 American Association of Law Month of July, 1909 ...... 1_2 45 Libraries .... * ...... Law books. Bill, August 4, 1909...... $5 00 3032 1). L. Turner, General Inspector 2965 The American District Tele• of Stations ...... Disbursements, Bureau of Transportation. graph Company ...... Messenger service. Month of July, 1909 . , , , , . 3 00 Month of July, 1909 ...... 148 16
10492 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909.
Voucher DuBois for the Commission, A. J. Kenyon and A. G. Peacock for the company, J. L. No. Amount In Favor of Services or Material Lindsay for the Flushing Association. Mr. DuBois made a statement relative to the action of the Board of Railroad Commissioners as to the construction of a double 3033 Clifton W. Wilder. Electrical track by the company upon the lines in question. Joseph Henry, conductor of a car Transportation. Engineer ...... Disbursements, Bureau of which had recently been involved in a head-on collision on a single track portion of Month of July, 1909 ...... 5 95 the Flushing-Jamaica line, testified as to the occurrence of the collision. William O. Total...... $5,129 95 Wood, recalled, testified as to the alleged delays referred to by previous witnesses, observations made by the company of passenger traffic on the Flushing-Jamaica and 3034 Lawyers' Title Insurance and College Point lines on various days from May to August, 1909, the passenger traffic Trust Company ...... Searching title to premises on St. Nicholas Ave- at other times of the year, the income of the company's lines as compared with its nue near 191st Street, Borough of Manhattan, fixed charges and operating expenses, the practicability of c!ouhle-tracking the lines, New York City; easement property to be and the proceeding before the State Board of Railroad Cuntntissoners for the approval acquired for purposes of new station. Bill, of a certain bond issue of the company. Commissioner Bassett gave Mr. Lindsay August 10, 1909 ...... $20 00 leave to present an application to reopen the proceeding if he should have new relevant facts to present. Air. Kenyon moved to dismiss the proceeding out several grounds. Payrolls. Hearing closed. [See Item No. 1258.] 3035 Biun J. Arnold, Consulting Electrical Engineer...... Services, etc., in connection with the valuation TRAVIS 11. WHITNEY, SECRETARY, of street railway systems of New York City during the month of July, 1909...... $2,226 00 —_O PROCEEDINGS OF THE The following payrolls were approved by Commissioner McCarroll as Acting PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT Chairman: MONDAY, :\t•ct•ST 23, 1909 2954 Inspectors of Masonry...... Week ending August 4. 1909 ...... $1,182 54 TRIBUNE BUILDING, 154 NASSAU STREET 2o5S (;as Meter Testers...... Week ending August 4, 1909 ...... 108 00 I)oROUGH OF MANII.\TTAN, CITY OF NF:11' YORK The following payrolls were approved by Commissioner Bassett as Acting Chair- man: HEARINGS 29, o General Office ...... Supplementary roll. Month ending July 31, 1909 52 10 (1793) Case 1130 2957 Bureau of Subway Construc- tion ...... Supplementary roll. Month ending July 31, 1909 394 86 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMI'.\NY—.\PPLICATION Ti) DISCONTINUE CALAMUS ROAD 2958 Inspectors of Masonry...... Week ending August 11, 1909 ...... 1,231 29 CROSSING 2959 Gas Meter Testers...... \Week ending August 11, 1909 ...... 102 OU :An adjourned hearing was held at 2:30 P. M., Commissioner Bassett presiding, in the matter of the application of the Long island Railroad Company for the approval f-tal ...... $3,070 79 of the discontinuance of its grade crossing at l•alannls R ad. _\ppearaIices: H. At, Chamberlain for the Commission : J. R. Savage, Chief 1?nginecr, for the company :\ yes—Commissioners McCarroll, Bassett, Maltbie. Michael :\versa, a property wirer. \Ir. Cha!nherlain made a Stale net t as to the Nays—None. service of the notice of the hearing which had been made upon interested property Carried. owners and suggested an adjournn!ent. Adjourned to September 214, 1!A19, at 2:30 1'. \ l . I .S,'; Item N. 1259,1 t1'91i 1. M PLOYEES—(,ENERAL 1 12'94) Case 1145 The adoption of the following resolution was moved and duly seconde,l: ' Hlkll :\\•FAN CI: RhiLRu.1U 111Sl l'.\\1'—.\1'I'Ii,SiS \L OF I'kop:RTY Resot.vyD: That this Commission takes the following action with respect to em- An adjourned hearing was hold at ?:3(1 P. D1.. Commissioner Malihie presiding, in ployee~: the matter of a general investigation of street railruuxl curp,i rat iolls, in regard to the Appointments—Exempt character, extent, location and value if the .structures, facilities and property of the Edward G. Connette. Transportation Engineer; salary per month, $666.66?/ ; to Third Avenue Railroad Company. Appearance' : Oliver C. Semple for the Cotn- take effect September 1. 19C19. mission; Masten and Nichols, by William Al. Coleman, fur the Receivers of the \Ietro- Appointments from Civil Service List pulitan Street Railway Compvly; Evart s, (hu;!te anll tiherntan, by Ilerbcrt J. Flick - Jesse A. Peck, Stenographer; salary per mouth, $1111 ; to take effect August 30, ford, for the Receiver of the I)rc Dock. East itr„a!Iwav and Battery Railroad Coin- 1909. puny, the 42d Street, Manh;lttanville and St. Nicholas A\"entle Railway Company and Charles D. Thomas, Assistant Engineer; salary per month, $15[); to take effect the Union Railway Comp:,ny. \!r. Sen!pIt suited that the hearing was a continuation August 20, 19i)9. of the investigation of railroads tinder Order No. 615. in respect to the matter of the David B. Steinman, Junior Draftsman; salary per month, $75; to take effect Au- Third Avenue Railroad Company, the Dry I)„ck, East Broadway and Battery Railroad gust 11. 191)9, Company, the 4211 Street, Manhattanville and St. Nicholas Avetltle Railway Company S. Blair Luckie, Junior Draftsman; salary per month, $75; to take effect Au- and the Union Railway Company. F. T. Wood and Walter J. Quinn, connected with gust 12, 1909. the Third .\venue Railroad system, recalled, gave in evidence and testified as to cer- Provisional Appointments Under Rule VIII-4: tain documents descriptive of the rolling stock, construction, buildings, materials and Joseph Groschieb, Structural Draftsman; salary per month, $1511; to take effect Supplies of the Third Avenge Railroad Compalrc, the Dry Dock, East Broadway and August 11, 1909. Battery Railroad Company, the 42d Street, "IanhattanviIle and St. Nicholas Avenue Norman P. Massey, Structural Draftsman; salary per month, $150; to take effect Railway Company and the l'l,i„n Rail\cay Company. _\ discussion took place between August 11. 19119. Mr. Semple and \Ir. Bickford in regard to certain information as to tracks and strttc- Edward G. Beckwith, Structural Draftsman; salary per month. $137.50; to take lures used jointly by .several eompanie:. R. Martin gave in evidence and testified as to effect August 19, 1909. certain papers subpoenaed in regard to the Union Railway Company. Ilenry Floe Eugene Geduldiger, Structural Draftsman; salary per month, $125; to take effect and J. R. Baggins, connected with the :\ppraisaI Bureau „f the Commission, testi tied August 19, 191)9. as to certain blue-prints referred to it, the testimony of Mn, Wood at a previous Sam 11. Schwartz, Structural Draftsman; salary per month, $1481; to take effect hearing relating t.) 'rack special work, and Mr. \V , ,d made a statement as to their August 11, 1909. having been furnished. The hearing under general investigation Order No. 615 was ILurid F. Slade, Structural Draftsman; salary per month, $1tM); to take effect adjourned subject t( call and the hearing under Case No. 1145 was adjourned to August 11, 1909. September 2, 19449. at 2,30 1'. M. See )tent Ni. 1257.] Louis R. Korn. Delineator; salary per month. $60; to take effect August 9, 19(19. Ilarry Riegel, Delineator; salary per month, $611; to take effect .\ugtut 11, 1909. '1 R.- VIS I1. \Vl I IT NEY. SFCRFTARY. \I. R. Colhin, Delineator; salary per ninth, $60; to take effect August 11. 1909. u -- H. H. Levin. Delineator; salary per month. $64); to take effect August 9, 1909. .\. P. \1CC•lintuck, Meliorator; salary per month, $60: to take effect August 9, 1909. I'ItllC 1:1:UI\CS () 'II IF Paul W. Mack, Structural 1)raftsntan; salary per month. $112.51t; to take effect I't'RLIC 'WRVICE. Ct)\1\IlSSION Ft 4k "IIIE FIRST DISTRICT August 17, 1909. \VtuNF,uiv. ,\t•ct'ST 25, 1909 Appointment Rejected 1,v State Civil Service Cuntnission: J. S. Hyman, Delineator; to take effect August 11, 1909. 'I R!Dt•x:. Lt uI,l iNc, 154 NASSAU STREET Resignations: BOkoUIai 01' AI:\NI1ATTAN, CI-1v OF Niw YORK Harry A. Richards, Junior Statistician; to take effect August 7, 19119. Victor Mishkin, Rodman; t take effect August 14. 1909. Present: Chairma^ William R. Willcox, Commissioners Edward M. Bassett, Milo II. J. Schulman. Otrice B, ,\ : to take effect September 16, 191)9. R. Maltbie. Chester .- . 19 th.:Axeman: to take effect August 9, 1909. (12295) T. 11. \lc.,er. Drlineatur: t., take effect July 19, 1909, Case 1156 John P. Simmons, Delineator; to take effect August 12, 1909, BkIrx;E OPERATING Cusli'.1NY—ORUF:k FOR EXAMINATION OF ACCOUNTS Isaac A. Ho,urwich, Statistician; to take effect August 16, 1909. On m ,tion. I1th• seconded), an Order in Case No. 1156 was unanimously adopted Russell deC—ta Greene, Assistant Engineer; to take effect August 19, 1909. as to the Bridge Operating C mpany. designating and directing Marvin Scudder. em- S. L. \Vchh, Structural Draftsman ; to take effect August 12. 1909. ployed by the Commission as an accountant. to examine the accounts, records, books Fred Vs. lay, Structural Draftsman: to take effect August 18, 19119. and memoranda of the company. and directing the company to afford him access to Transfer from State Water Supply Commission all such account, records, books and niemuranda, the order to take effect forthwith A. Vi- Conner, :\ssi::ant Engineer; salary per month, $150; to take effect Au- and continue iu f,•rce for a period of six ntonths. ISM',' also Item No. 1287.] gust 16, 1909. Transfer from State Department of Highways: HEARINGS Harry Silvester. Rodman ; salary per month, $80; to take effect August 14, 1909. (12%) Case 1134 Declination of Appointment: CONEY ISL:\NI, AND l:R0oK!."s R 1t10ap Cu5!i'ANY—FIVE-CENT FART? TO CONEY ISLAND George F. Mendell. Structural Draftsman ; per annum, $1,501 ; to take effect Au- An adjourned hearing %%:ls held at 2:30 P. M., Commissioner Bassett presiding, gust 1, 1909. upon the complai:it of Jonas Mnt;•heinier against the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail- Leave of Absence Without Pay: road Company as to a five-cent fare front New York to Coney Island on week days. V'illiant W. 'dills. Assistant Engineer: to take effect September 1 to 8, 1909. Appearances : A. H. Walker for the Cutnntission ; Dykman, Oclam) and Kuhn, by Jacobus Kappeyne, Structural Draftsman; to take effect August 12 to 20, 1909. J. J. Kuhn, for the company; Owen K. Finnerty for the complainant and others. Sick Leave with Pay: Henry Floe, c,'nti:ctell with the Appraisal Bureau of the Commission, recalled, testified Joseph A. Brunner, :lxeman ; to take effect August 3 to September 3. 1909, as to an appraisal of the physical property of the company and gave in evidence a Aves—Commi:sioner. McCarroll, Bassett, Maltbie. statement ('f the valuation. Cnnuniss!uncr Bassett stated that a witness or witnesses Nays—None. who could testify in greater detail concerning the appraisal would be produced, and Carried. reserved to the company the privilege of cross-examining such witnesses. Adjourned to Septent!:,•r 8, 19141, at 2:311 1'. M. [.S'et' Item No. 1245.] TRAVIS II. WHITNEY, SECRETARY. TRAVIS Ii. WHITNEY, SECRETARY.
PRO('EEDINGS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE I'UBL.IC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT SAT!'RDAY, AUGUST 21, 1909 FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909 TRIBUNE BUILDING, 154 NASSAU STREET TRIBUNE BUILDING, 154 NASSAU STREET BORut'GH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK 11oROt:Gii OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK
HEARINGS. Present: Chairman William R. Willcox, Commissioners Edward M. Bassett, Milo (12921 Case 1066 R. Maltbie. NEW YORK AND QI- )ENS COUNTY RAILWAY COMPANY—DOUBLE-TRACKING FLUSHING- (1297) JAMAICA AND COLLEGE POINT LINES On motion, the record of the proceedings of the Commission for May 17, 18, 19, An adjourned hearing was held at 10:30 A. M., Commissioner Bassett presiding, 20, 21, 24, 25 and 28, 19419, as printed in the CITY RECORD of August 2, 1909, of the in regard to double-tracking the Flushing-Jamaica line and the College Point line of the New York and Queens County Railway Company. Appearances: Arthur proceedings for June 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14 and 15, 1909, as printed in the CITY RrcoRD of August 5, 1909, of the proceedings for June 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10498 and 30, 1909, as printed in the CITY RECORD for August 9, 1909, and of the proceedings park, and thence through Flatbttsh, by some route that will develop a territory not for July 2, 6, 7, 8, 9. 12, 13, 14. 16, 21, 22, 23, 26 and 29, 1909, as printed in the CITY now provided wit Ii rapid transit. This extension in part has lung been needed and RECORD for .\ugust 19, 19119, was approved. wuttltl in part open tilt it new section for rtsi(lential purposes. .\nether extension which ought to he added to the present stthway is the line (1298) 2003 CITY I)EI'ARTMItNr OF I'INANCE-XOTI('P.S OF DEPOSIT known as "Route lit,'' Iwgi lilt ng at the present terminus of the subway near IB non x Park and extentlim; up \\ !titc Plains Road to the city lit iii This extension was The Secretary presented the following notices of deposit, dated August 20, 1909, planned by the furn It' r Rapid 'l'ransit C:umntissiun and is a logical part of the present from H. L. Smith. A,.sistant Deputy Comptroller, Department of Finance of New subway system. It cannot be operatcl'. as efficiently by any other line, and ought to be York City, which \\ ere tied( reel tied constructed at an early date. The Commission desires you to state upon what conditions you will undertake Authorized Deposited Amount Title of Account the Sevc.lth :1\ t i ui t(•nsion either as a separate :u,d distinct matter or in connection with the Steinway tunnel and extensions in Brooklyn and The Bronx, as outlined above, October 4, 1907 August 13, 1909 $16,117 02 Rapid Transit Construction Fund-Manhat- part of the cost of these t•xtensiuns being borne possibly by :tsse,stttents. tan-ltronx (96th Street Improvements) As to the line arras. Canal Street, !danhattan liridge and through the I"lathush June 26, 1908 August 13, 1909 6,043 88 Rapid Transit Construction Fund-lirouk- Avenue extension, the Commission fuels that your proposition, if carried out, would lyu-Manhattan (Bowling Green Shuttle seriously interfere with, :intl perhaps render impossiltle, the construction of a proper Station) subway ;yst•nt for l:rooklyn. You are doubtless aware that the Commission has laid out a line running across town to the North Riven in Canal Street to be used in con- nection with lines in Brooklyn operating Over the \l:u,hattan Bridge. We consider (1299) Case 1133 that this line should not be given till and that no One cont patty should be allowed to INTERBUltot'G11 RAPID liANSIT (tIM PAN Y-REPI.Y OF CH IRMAN TO RAPID Tk.\asir obstruct the laying out of future lines by exclusive rights in this street. The saute 1'ROPASALS principles apply to the Flatbush Avenue extension, for which contracts are now before The Chairman presented the following form of communication to the Inter- the Board of Estimate. The Commission expects that any subway built in this avenue borough Rapid Tratlsit Cul'q::.nv, anti, upon its being duly appruve(l, was authorized may be used by more than One operator; certainly everything should be done to to transmit the saute t , the company preserve the possibility of other operators running cars through the subway in this August , 1909 street. Ii the lt 10494 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. at its own expense, so far as the same interferes or is inc nsistent with the scribed form of all accidents and delays upon any line or route, classified according thoroughly good or solid condition of the Railroad or its I?quipmcnt as afore- to their nature; (41 inspectors of the Commission to Ile permitted to enter upon the said, or with the c, intinuous or practical operation there' 'f ti it. full limit as premises of any such coninion carrier for the purpose of examining any car or equip- aforesaid. If the Contractor shall unreasonably" fail or refuse t, so forthwith mcut; (5) any company to fit rnisit, upon request, the particulars of au v accident, de- completely remedy such loss, wear, decay or defect, the Board may in such man- ratilnient or dela\ to traffic although net reported; the order to take effect forthwith. Her, whether by contract or otherwise, as it star deem proper, procure such loss. [See also Proceedings of 1907; Page 125.] ,,se shall wear, decay or defect it, be supplied and, remedied, and for such pit rp (1306) he entitled, so far as it shall cleeni neccssary ur convenient. to enter upnn the Case 1143 premises; and the Contractor shall forthwith. upon the detuand of the Board, ST.\TEN 1si,, xu R.\IL1\'AY COMI'AN1”—:\1'I'I.ICATION FOR 'I'RANSFI':R OF SH.IRFS OF CAPITAL pay to the City the entire cast incurred by the ( its" in sttpph ing such loss or wear STOCK—( )PI Nil tN—A I'1'ROVA t. ORDER or in rimed) ing such decay or detect. Commissioner Bassett presented an opinion in the matter of the application of the "The Contract r shall keep the stations, tunnels and all other parts of the Staten Island Railway Company for approval of the transfer on its books of 227 Railroad clean and free front unnecessary dampness. and in that and in all shares of its capital stock to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, recommend- other respects in thoroughly good order and condition. . . .. ing that the application 1,e granted. These covenant, to repair, restore and replace and to keep in thoroughly good On motion, duly seconded, the opinion was approved and an Order in Case No. order and condition arc not limited to ordinary \scar and tear nor tl, damage re- 1143 was thereupon unanimously adopted as to the Staten Island Railway Company. sulting front the lessee's acts. authorizing such transfer upon its books and authorizing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- In McIntosh :s. Lo,t'n (49 Barb. 55t), 554) it was said: roatl Cuntp;ut} to purchase the shares above mentioned. I. 'i' Item No. 1256.1 "The defendants' covenant in tile lease, 'to keep the buildings and fences (1307) in good repair, except natural wear and tear bound them to rebuild in case of Case 1157 accidental destruction by fire or otherwise.' FIFTH AVI-:NUE COACIt CU MI':\NY—.\NNl'.\I. RePORT—I'l1.IN(; ORDER This case was cited with app:,reitt approval in 1'ung vs. Leary (135 N. \'. On tuotion. duly seconded. an Order in Case No. 1157 was unanimously a.lopted 509, 578). as to the Fifth Avenue Citach Cuntp;uty, requiring it ill tile within thirty clays a finan- In Beach ,•s. ('nrin ( 2 N. V. $6) it teas held that a covenant to make all necessary cial statement covering its operations for the year ending June 31), 19119, in a manner repairs to a gate erected by the plaintiff on a right of way granted by hint to the de- therein prescribed. fcndants, obligated the defendant. to re'ilace the' gate when it was removed by some (1318) 2093-A person unknown. RI.ot'ISITION—CkANFORD COMPANY Ili C ohtt vs. Hilt 19 \li Louis Roth, Junior Statistician; to take effect August 16 to September 15, 1909. (1317) 1178 Resignation: REI. IEF SEWER CONSTRC(TION IN CONNECTION \\Irit SI"L'tt'.\1'S IN N—IRE(.jcF.ST Frank M. Waits, Track Appraiser; to take effect September 1, 1909. of BOROUGH PRESIDENT FOR P.STIMATE Promotion: The Secretarypresented the following communication from the 1'resi(Ient of the W. H. Dole, Architectural Designer; $1,800 to $3,000 ; to take effect August 16, Borough of Brooklyn 1909. P,ruokkii, August 11, VAN Ayes—Commissioners Willcox, Bassett, Maltbie. The Honorable, the Public Service Collunission. Nays—None. GENTI.E:(IEN:-1 forward report of the Consulting 1•:ngin,cr of this (Late accnnl- Carried. panied by copy of a previous report which has inlntediat,- application in the action pro- posed therein in assuming as a part of the subway ( xi )c1(' that portion of the cost HEARINGS of relief sewers which would he a necessary expen(liture in providing for the con- (1311) Case 996 struction of the subways. I suggest in this matter that yuttr (olnntission have an estimate of such cost made BROOKLYN UNION ELEVATED RAILROAI) COMPANY—ADDITIONAL STAIRWAYS AT GATES and make an application to the Board of Estimate for setting ;,side this sun] on AVENUE STATION account of relief sewer construction, the balance of the cost to he borne as the local A hearing was held at 2:30 P. M., Commissioner Bassett presiding, in regard to boards or the Board of Estimate mac hereafter determine. the compliance by the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company with the require- ments of the Final Order in Case No. 998 as to additional stairways at the Very truly yours, Gates Avenue station of its Myrtle Avenue line. Appearances: H. M. Chamberlain (Signed) Itu(u S. Coi.l:R, for the Commission, W. S. Mender for the company. Mr. Menden made a statement President, IIorottylt of 11runlelyn. as to the company's progress in the construction of an additional stairway from the gallery landing to the northerly side of Broadway at the Gates Avenue station and The following proposed form of reply was thereupon approved, and the Chair- the delay in the work owing to the lack of proper city departmental permits, and as man was (fitly authorized to transmit the sonic to Jlr. tiler: to the practicability of an additional exit stairway at the Linden Street end of the -\ttgust , 191PJ station. Harry L. Coyne, an assistant engineer of the Commission, gave in evidence and testified as to photographs showing structural conditions at the Gates Aventte HoN. BIRD S. Co1.ER, R,u'nu,jk 1'resident. Borough Ilall, lirooklvn, N. Y. station. Charles G. Bennett testified as to the effect of the services of an additional l;.\R SIR:—The Commission has received your communication respecting relief ticket agent upon the traffic congestion at the station and as to the changes in the sewer construction in the Borough of Brooklyn, suggesting that the ('ulnntission have traffic conditions there, and stated his objections to the construction of the additional an estimate made of the cost if relic) sewer construction necessary in providing for stairway from the gallery landing to the northerly side of Broadway. Jared J. the construction ui sul,\racs an(1 urike application to the Board of Estimate to set Chambers testified as to the necessity for an exit stairway at the Linden Street end aside this stint on account of relief sewer construction, the balance of the cost to lie of the station. Commissioner Bassett. Mr. Mender, Mr. Bennett and Mr. Chambers borne as the local hoards or the It ar I of Estimate may hereafter (Ictrrnliinc. discussed the necc•,sitv of a(1diti(,nal stairwav facilities at the station and the manner The provisions of the Pallid Transit .\et du nit inclu le cunstructiun of new in which the should be cOnst meted . Adjourned to September 10, 1909, at 2:3O P. M. sewers, but do include any relocation and rel,uildinz; of existing sewers which is trade ISee Item No. 1275.1 necessary 1w th. constructi, n of a rapid transit railroad : -itch work is part of the cost of the road and included Iii the contract. The I'k()( I'l(1)I\(;S OF TI11•: C7mirlullit. l'l'hl.iC SERVICE t'O\l tIISSION FOR TIII•: FIRST DISTkICT (1318) Case 641 \IONDAV. AUGUST 31). 191)9 ItROOKLv'N (ITV .\\I NFN%TO N%x I\' \II.RIL\I, CII\I I'.\NV IT .\I..-1'iu.I NG I\I I.1, OF A\I(IRTIZA- TRIIII'xr oil"n.m xi;. 154 N.\ss.%v STREET TI(IY--I•.\TENSIox ORDER lit92nt (,ll OF \I. \N11:\TTAx. CITY uF NE\\' YORK On motion, (ltlly seconded, an Oruler in Case Nn. 041 vvas ttnaniln,uuslc adopted as to the ltr,iokl\n City and Newton I:aih•~,a(1 ('unlpanv. the lames Island :ill([ 11r mkl\n III-:.\I:INGS hailruaul Coml)anv amid the I)tKalll \venue and North Bedell kailrua(I ('utull.uty, ex- Case 1154 ten(ling ti 5el)tcmher 1(1, 190), their time fr tiling the rule of amortization as ordered Iii( TRIO .)L (UNI'UR.\TI(I\ti—I:LF:(TRII' tI ETF.R TESTING by the I'in:(I Order therein prescrihiny it (ntifirm scstcnt of accounts for street and ,mob corporations. [Jr,• Item Nu, 1223.] 7'hc hearing at 2:3)) 1'. 1I.. in regard to reports to he made by electrical cur - electric t'ailn purati,ms within the first I)istrict of all tests of electric meters according to a stand- (1319) Case 1150 ard form of report, was a(liourne(I In („mmissioner \Ialtbie• by consent, to September BROOKLYN f IEIGIHTS R.\c1.Rn\n COMPANY IT .\1..-1{yI I,„Ixc I':x a OF OVF:-TII1RD 13, 19(19, at 2:30P. M. [Sec Item No. 1286.1 \'ESTIRt I.E ('-\Rs—I•:XTEXsIux ORnr:R On null m. (lul\ .c.un(Ic(I, an (trier in Case N,). 11511 was tlnanimutisly adopted Tl(.\V IS If. \\ IIITNI:1, SECRETARY as to the Rruuklvii Heights 1,,ailrluad Gitnpani • the Nassau Electric Railroad Cuwpans, the ('one\- Island and (;ravesend Railtc:ty C unttlally, the firun ,klcn. (Quc(ns Cnttntc and Subtirl,an Railroad Cumt)any. the South Brooklyn Railway Gmtpanc. the Sea (leach Railway ( Miloany, the \ -an Brunt Street and I:ri(' Basin Railroad C ,ntpany• the Bush I'IMCl?I:I)INGS OI- "I'll Terminal Railroad torn pa ntv. the New Fork and Otteens Cu in Nail was- G, mill lanc, PURI.It SERVICE ('O\I\IISSION IFOR TIIF 1-IRST 1)1 STRICT the Long Island Electric Railway Company, the New York and Lung Island Traction TUESDAY. At-GUST 31. 19119 C onlpany, and the ( )rear I- lectric Railwat l untpanv in the matter of the cu ,mplaint of the Congress of the Knights of Lal„ , r. \eiv lurk State. h} J. N. 'tI:utsi, n. Secretary TRIBUNE I1u II.iING, 154 X.ssssm STREET and Treasurer, as to enclosing the exp, -sr(t ides ,if the type „f car ktt„wn as the one- Iil1ROUGH 11F MAN IIATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK third vestibule operated 1w said clmtl,:(nies• extending to Septcnlhc•r 10. 1909, their time for satisfaction or answer. [See Item No. 1282.] ('resent : Chairman William N. \Willcox, Commissioners Edward M. Bassett. Milo (1320) Case 1158 N. \lalthic. SEA BEACH RAILWAY COMPANY—SF:Rvit'r ON 65TH STREET-SE.\ IBE.\( - II 11'RFA('F. I.INE— (1314) 2063, 2532 CIIMPI..\INT :\\I) HEARING ( )Rl1ER (ITS 1)EI'.1i(TM E' NT OF Fm NAN('E NOTICES OF 1)EI'OSIT On motion, duly seconded, an Order in Case No. 1158 was unaninl„usly adopted The Secretary presented the following notices of deposit from N. Taylor Phillips, as to the Sea Beach Railway C(mlpany in the platter of the complaint of the Park- 1)epnty Comptroller. I)cpartment of Finance of the City of New York,, which were way Hunie Culupany, by 011ie Hailing, President• et al.. in regard to the car service ordered tiled on the 65th Street-Sea Beach surface line• requiring the company to satisfc the matters complained of or tile answer by September 12. 19119, :old if not satisfied, directing a I)atcd Authorized I)elrosited Amount Title of Account hearing on the complaint, annul :ulswcr if any, on September 17. 191)9. at 2:30 P. \I. The Chairman designated Commissioner \IcCarrull to conduct the hearing. May 24, 1907 August 16, 1909 $50,365 70 Rapid Transit Construction August 25, 1909 (1321) Case 1148 Fund—Brooklyn Loop Lines, Itorough of Manhattan (Sec- INTERDOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT COSf l':\\\'—.\PPL1(.\TIU\ FOR TERMINAL YARD AT 2421) tion 9-0.3) STREET—RESI)LCTIOV APPROVING August 25. 1909 April 2, 1909 August 16, 1909 25,000 00 Revenue Itond Fund—For Ex- The Secretary presented a communication. dated :\ugust 6. 19(19• from Frank penses of Public Service Com- Iledley, \'ice-President and Geucral U.ulagcr of the Interim ugh kapi(I Transit Conn mission for the First Ilistrict pang, transmitting a hone-print of a proposed terminal yard at 242d Street and him oad- August 26, 1909 April 2. 1909 August 25, 1909 50,000 00 Revenue Bond Fund—For Ex- way and making application for apprncal h}v the Connnission of the location of such penses of Public Service Com- terminal yard and of such additional tracks, cross-overs and connections as might be mission for the First District. necessary. The adoption of the following resolution was thereupon moved and duly seconded: RESOL\'F:u: That the location I f a terminal yard within the area L•„unlle l iv (1315) 1158 Broadway. West 2411th Street. SPu} ten L)nvvit Road cold Went 242d Street. a: iu- FIVE-CENT FARE TO CONEY ISLAND---OPINION DENYING APPLICATION FOR \\RIT OF dicated on the plans entitle ''Interburu'ugh Rapid Transit Cnmpanr. Sill,wav I )i\.i- PEREMPTORY MANDAMUS sion. Proposed Storage Yard at 240th Street and liruadvc:n•.'' dated lu'>' I(,, 19:19. The Secretary presented a communication, dated August 28, 1909, front the and numbered 9132 (excepting therefr(mt tile portion required I,\ the agrcrment dated Counsel to the Commission, transmitting a copy of an opinion tiled August 27, 1909, the 28111 clay of June, 1909, between the Interborough Rapid Transit Company and by Judge Stapleton. denying the application of August Kleb for a peremptory writ of the City of New York, to be used for other than raiImuiad purposes), be ❑n(1 the mandamus addressed to the Commission and the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail- same,herchy is approved as part performance of the obligation ,If the cuniractor under road Company, requiring the Commission to fix a five-cent fare to Coney Island on contract dated Eel ruary 21. 1900, for the construction, equipinem t and uperatiun of week days. The communication was ordered filed. the Manhattan-Bronx rapid transit railroad to provide terntillals free and clear of all liens and encumbrances ; and it is further (1316) 3108 RESOLVED: That the track plan for said terminal \:(rd in said drawing be and NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RAILWAY COAINISSiONERS—LETTER AS TO PROPOSED CHANGE the saute hereby is approved on condition that detailed drawings shall be vubntitt.d IN FISCAL YF%R OF RAILWAY COMPANIES to the Commission for its approval in advance of construction; and it is further The Secretary presented a communication, dated August 14, 1919, from Henry C. RESOLVED: That the application of the Intcrhorungh Rapid Transit Company Adams, as Chairman of the Culrmittee on Uniform Railway Statistics of the National for permission to construct and maintain cross-(wee, and cunnectinns necessary to Association of Railway Commissioners, stating that that Commission had before it a connect such terminal card with the stain line of the Manhattan-Brmix rapid transit proposition to change the fiscal year of railway companies front the twelve months railroad, as indicated upon said plan• be and the same hereby is approved. and the ending June 30th, to the twelve months ending I)ecentber 31st, and requesting the Chief Engineer is authorized to issue a permit for their consiruction• on condition Public Service Commission to submit any arguments or suggestions in the matter that such cross-overs and connections and all work incidental thereto shall be con- which it might consider of value. The communication was referred to Commissioner structed as part of the terminal without expense to the city, and that the contractor Maltbie. and the Interborough Rapid Transit Company shall hold the city harmless front any 10496 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. and all claims arising out of or by reason of the construction or maintenance of PROCEEDINGS OF THE such connections and cross-overs. PUBLIC SERVICL COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT eyes-C rnnntissioners Willcox, Bassett, Alaltbie. TttFsnnv, SFrTentHER 7, 1909 Nays-None, ' 4 Tc Carried. RIRxh Butr.njNt,, 154 NAsi:ur STREET 4~ BOROUGH OF MANIUATTAN, CITY OF NF:w YORK ( 1322) 21)93-I CRANFORD CO%IVANV-REQUISITION FOR EXTRA 1VoRK Present : Chairman William R. Willcox, Contntissiuners William McCarroll, Ed- The Secretary presented requisition No. 4-A t'f the ( 'ran ford C,,inpanc for ward M. Bassett, $15549 for extra work clone and materials furnished oil secti,,n 9-0-3 (f the lirook lvn Lop lines on account of ten-stt re building construction during the month (if (1327) Case 1133 July. 19(14, less 10 per cent, together with the certificate of henry 13. Seaman, Chief INTERROROt'GH RAPID TRANSIT Co\ll°ANY-PRol'('s.\l. FOR ('ONFF:RitNCF. ON RAPID 'hRAN- I:.nginecr, approving the same, an(I a formal resnlntion approving Ilse requisition and SIT MATTERS-RI•:M.v of Cn:vRMMAN directing that voucher No. 3052 In, transmitted to the City Comptroller for payment The Secretary presented the following communication from T. I'. Shouts, Presi- of the said amount, which was thereupon duly adopted. dent of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company: (1323) September 1, 1909 E slPL0vf Es-Gr.N F.RAL DEAR SIR:-I acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 27th nitimn, in an- The ad pt (n of the following resolution was moved anti duly seconded: swer to my letter addressed to yon under date of June 30th, last, relative to the pro- lacsol.VEu: That this Commission takes the following action with respect to posed extension of the rapid transit facilities in the city be the Interhorough Coin- cnthlovccs: i. . pany. I am glad to note that we are agreed tip ii the fundamental proposition that To Take Effect the subway extensions should he developed ttpon a comprehensive plan for the accom- modation of the citizens of the entire city; and that present development should lay Leave of Absence Without Ply: down the foundation for such future extensions as the increased needs of the public Florence E. Chilmark. Stenographer ...... September 7 to 14, 1909 may require. \V. II. 1'nderhill. Axeman ...... September 13 to October 12, 1909 It was designed in our letter of June 30th, last, to meet this Very end, and it Jacob Ilayman. T ~i graphical ])raft man ...... September 1 to November 30, 1909 was our conviction, after a long study of the situation, that tilt, plan therein set Sick Ion It ray forth was best calculate(] to accomplish this purpose. 1Ve realized. however, as stated harry E. Carver, Electrical Engineer ...... August 23 to 31, 1909 in our letter that in so complex a situation there was room for differences of Ki signafi,'n s: opinion, I am, therefore, glad to note that vntt arc disposed to accept the overtures Albert It. ]lager. "truchrral Draftsman ...... September 1, 1909 for a conference extended in urn• cnrnmtinication of June 30th, and shall be pleased .\Icxander Loewy, lrclirncat..r ...... August 24, 1909 to meet you for further discussion at such time as )•not may appoint. Edward 1I. \\'ernh.rk, .\,.i.tant Engineer ...... September 1, 1909 \Ve have no pride of opinion nn the suhjcct of any specific plan and arc there- fore prepared to enter into) this conference with y'on with an open mind, having in vier, however, the prints couisiuierat u1 that the c mvenienee 1t(s-t nnmissi liters 1Villcox, Bassett, Maltbic. f the pnhlic shnnld li always he consulted so as to procure f, rr them for a single llye-cent fare the maxi- Nays-None. mum passenger transportation. Carried. Very truly yours, (Signed) T. I'. Srr0NTs, HEARINGS Presides t. 11324) Case 1155 ITo. \V. R. \Vrr.r.cns, P,RIDGF. (ll'F..R.\TrNG Clt\tr.\N}'-GENFR\I. I \\ FsTIt:.\TION Chairman, Public Srrt'irr Cunrntissintl 11.1- Ihr lire! /lrslrir/, A hearing was held at 2:30 P. M.. Commissioner Malthie presiding, in the matter Tribune Building, New York. ~f a general investigation of street railroad corporations, in regard to the rights, equipment. service and operations of the Bridge Operating Company. Appearances: The action of the Chairman in replying as follows was thereupon duly approved: i-f. M. Chamberlain for the Commission: George D. Yeomans and A. M. Williams for September 2, 1909 the Rrookhn Heights Railroad C-'mpany. the Nassau Electric Railroad Company, the I;r,klta. i)ntt'us C„unto and Suburb:m Railway (',,mpan\ and the ftri(Ikc Operating THFOPORE P. SHoNTS, Esq.. !'resident, Interborough Rapid Transit Company, No. 165 Company- : Arthur H. ]fasten and W\ illiam M. Coleman for the Receivers of the Broadway, City. Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Mr. 1'crnnanc made a statement regarding MY DEAR SIR:-]-our letter of September 1st in answer to mine of August 27th has the Commission's iuris fiction over the Bridge Operating Company. Mr. Chamber- been receiver. and in reply I would sad' that this Commission will lie glad to confer lain placed in evidence certain agreements made by the City It New York. the with yon on the matters embraced in your letter of June 311th and my letter to you of Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. the August 27th this afternoon at three ,'cluck, or tomorrow at ten clock A. M., or, if New York City Railway Company, the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Cotn- either of these times is not satisfactory tot vi in, at some (late agreed upon. 1,any and the Bridge Operating Company. relating to the franchises for the operation If %.on find that either of the dates mentioned is not satisfactory, we can arrange of a local car service across the Williamsburg Bridge. the incorporation of the Bridge over the telephone for a conference for some time convenient it) us both. Operating Company, and the operation and accounts of the bridge local car service. 1 (ntrs very trill), C. D. Meneeiv. Secretary of the Bridge Operating Company, and Secretary and Treasurer of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the Brooklyn Heights Rail- ( Signed ) Vu. Ii. \\'rr.r.cox, Chairman. road Company. and E. W. Winter, President of the Bridge Operating Company, [Sec Item No. 1299.] called in the Commission's behalf. tectifieti as to the reasons for the incorporation of the Bridge Operating Company as a business corporation, the organization, capitali- (1328) 1171 zation and stockholders of the company. the arrangements with the City of New York for the operation of the local car service across the Williamsburg Bridge. the plivsical NE'S'S' YORK Disi'FNsRv-CI.AI\I FOR I NTERF.sT OIF ."•11111.It) u\ 1't'Rt'lt.\cE PRICE OF property owned by the company, the operation of its cars, the items in itS capital ac- PROPERTY AT W\ HITE :55I1 CENTRE STREETS count of track and railroad construction, and the claim of the Conev Island and The Secretan' presented a contntunication. dated August 24. 1909, from N. Taylor Brooklyn Railroad Cnmparc in certain shares of the ennipattc's capital stock. George Phillips, Depute Comptroller. Department of Finance of the ('it,' of New York, I. Hunt. Auditor of the company, called in the Commissions behalf, testified as to transmitting the claim ((f the New lV,Irk Dispensary, together with reports and other the cost of the construction of the compares terminal at the \Villiamshurg Bridge and papers in connection therewith, for $44111.(t) interest on the purchase price of its prop- other items in its capital account of track and railroad construction, the company's erty at 133-137 Centre Street and 112-114 White Street. The Secretary also presented relation to the Operation of the bridge local car service by the Brooklyn Heights Rail- the following coin muiticatiou from the Counsel to the Commission : road Company. and the rental or charges paid by the company to the city. Ad- j-turned to September 9. 1909, at 2:30 P. M. [See Item No. 1287.1 August 31, 1909 Public Service Commission for the First District. TR.-\VIS IT. \'1 I-IITNEY, SECRETARY 1)E.\R SiRs:-T have the Secretary's letter of the 26tll inst.. transmitting file front the Department of Finance in the matter of claim No. 571501 of the New York Dis- pensary for the sum of $4,01I.t1t), being interest at six per cent nn $126,(00.00, the PR( tC14- I)1NOS OF 'I'll l.-' purchase price of its property Nos. 133-137 Centre Street, acquired for the Brooklyn I'L'Ill.IC SI:kVi l': (t)NI\liSSI(]N Ft )R TILE FIRST' I)ISTRICf Loop Lines, from July 2, 1908, to January 13, 1909. The material facts of this matter are fully set forth in my letter of June 4, 1909, 1 I HCksi.\\". SF:I'TE\u tueR 2, 1919 to the Corporation Counsel, a copy of which I enclose herewith. 1 RICI'NF: Ru n.! ! V(~, 154 N.\ns.\l' STRI-i.T As recommended by the Law Department of the Comptroller's Office, I send L'IRo'an of \l sNll.\TT:\N, CITY OF New YORK herewith a form of resolution that a voucher be drawn on the Comptroller for the sum of $4,011.00, the amount due the New York Dispensary. I return herewith the file, as requested by the Secretary. HEARINGS Respectfully yours, (13251 Cast' 1145 111110' .\1'V \1"( R. tit.Itn.V , Co51P.\\v-Al0'RAIS Al IF 1'RuPFRTY (Signed ) (Fan. S. COLEMAN, Counsel to the Commission, The atljnttrn(•(I h(aring at 2:341 P. \f.. in the matter of a general rove*tig:ttion of street railr 'ad ci rpnrat! (n: iti r•gar~l I,, :he character, extent, local m and value of June 4, 191(9 the strt'cIurc~. f,'cililies an(I pncr'\ ••f the Third Avenue Railroad Company, was Ho).'. I k ,'n Is K. I'rNu'i.rrnx. Curporulinlr ('ut(ns,'l. !nmi--i i wwr 'thaitilic to S1 ptcnthcr 9. 191$1. at 2:30 P. M. IS'' Item a(Ijurnc(I by Ct , SIR :-I beg to acknowledge the receipt Of the letter if \I r. Sterling as Acting No. 1294.J ( orporation Crntnsel, dated \l ay 211, 19119, transmitting a copy of the claim of the New 1'(trk I)ispeiisary in the form of a letter, dater] January "INI Y, SF:CRF.T.\R\' 22, 19119, front Mr. 1 R.\VIS II. \\ 111 I'rcticr:c I)cP. I-(,ster, its Counsel, to the Comptroller for interest on $126,(K)0.0(I, the --n purchase price of property known as Xis. 133-137 Centre Street, under a contract made in behalf of the City of New York by the Public Service C(tntmission, dated April I'R(ICI•:f:I)INOS OF 'ffll: 1, 1908. I'l'L'LIC SI:RVICI: C'1]1 llStilt)\ FOR 'I- HH 11RS'f DISTRICT' \Ir. Whitman, who hail charge (If this matter. inft(rtus me that the closing of the I Et 0 \v. Slr'TF_\IRFR 3. 19(19 title was :olio:truce] at the request of the city from June 8, 191)5, to July 2, 1908; that lin t:'',. r Itt-n.l(tsI,. 154 N\<,.\t• STRI.eT on the arliourned (lay a deed was tendered and the purchase price demanded; that the Jdok((t'GH Or M.\Nrt.STT.\N, Ctry OF New \oRK title was closed, th.t purchase money, $126,((10.1X), paid, and the (feed delivered on Jan- uary 13, 1909: and that the receipt and release signed by the New York Dispensary contained a iescrcation of its claim for interest. HEARINGS Mr. !Whitman heard that demands were made on the city after July 2, 1908, by (1326) Case 1151 the New fork Dispensary and that a building was hired by it and contract made by Luxe Isl..\xu R\n.Rtt.\r( CnStrNY-S\FFTV PRrc•.turioNs AT MFRRI'K ROAD GRADE: it for the purchase of other premises, but lie has no personal krinw'Iedge as to these CROSSING fact. 'Fite cit' acquire'l title to ±ht, premises on July 23, 191)8, an(I on November 101h .1 hearing wa< It'll at 2:30 I'M.. C,mlmissioner Ra,~ctt pre Ming. in regard to thi'' Public Service C•tmntission adopted a t•esolutiun wherein the Secretary and Chair- safety prccauti m. at the• Merrick R(tatl grade cr';ssing on the \lontauk division of the ntan of the ( otnmission were directed to request the Board of h:stintate and Appor- L(ulg Island Rail cad C mtpam- at Springfield. Queen,, County. .\ppearauces: I1. M. tiourttcnt ti( issue corporate stock of the City of New fork to provide means to pay Chamberlain f.-r the Cu mmi<,imi. C. L. Addison for the company. \(r. Chaniberl n interest on the purchase price named in the contract with the New York Dispensary place'] in evidence the hearing and final 'orders, testimimy and exhibit.. in Case No. and other contracts for the purchase of property. On November 20, 1908. the Board relatit a to a flagman at the same cro ,ing. Mr. :\~Id'snn made a statement as to the of Estimate and Apportionment passed a resolution complying with the request of the necessity for gates at this crossing. Granville Pullis, a photographer called in behalf Chairman a:•d Secretary ',f the Commission. of the Commission, gave in evidence photographs taken by him showing the conditions As stated, title to the New York Dispensary property was to have been closed at the crossing. George F. Daggett, Chief of the Accident Bureau of the Commission. on Jim.• 8, 191)5. but was adjourned by consent until July 2, 1908, from which date testified as to a certain accident at the crossing on May 14, 1908, observations made interest is claimed and not from July S, as stated in Mr. Sterling's letter. by hint at the crossing, the description thereof, the movement of trains over it and the existing safety precautions thereat. Hearing closed. [See Item No. 1283.1 Retl:ectfully yours, (Signed) GEO. S. COLEMAN, TRAVIS H. WHITNEY, SECRETARY. Counsel to the Comnsistion. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10497 The adoption of the following resolution was thereupon moved and duly seconded: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. WHEREAS: On November 20, 1908, the Board of Estimate and Apportionment duly passed a resolution in pursuance of the requisition of the Chairman and the Sec- WEEK ENDING SATURI):1V, 12 'M., Sept. 11, 1909. retary of the Public Service Commission for the First District, dated November 10, 1908, made as directed by a resolution of the Commission of that clay, authorizing the Deaths. s= Death-rate. Comptroller to issue corporate stock of the City of New York to an amount not ex- Population p Estimated State Population d ceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000) for the payment of interest On the purchase Boroughs. ill Census, Middle of o` d s prices of certain properties acquired for the Brooklyn Loop Lines, from the respective 1905. Year 1909. 1908. 190q• it _ 1908. 2909. cy ~ dates when the titles were appointed to be closed until the respective dates when the m • same should be actually closed, including four thousand and eleven dollars ($4,011.00), -- — oa interest at six per cent on one hundred and twenty-six thousand dollars ($126,000.00), Manhattan ...... 2,112,697 2,35 576 625 675 632 1.191 549 65 14.22 14.95 14.00 the purchase price of the property known as Nos. 133-137 Centre Street, in the City tThe Bronx ...... z7t 629 348,o57 120 99 9 156 64 [o 19.11 14.84 1394 Brooklyn ...... 1,358,891 1,539,235 39 443 416 813 '9' 8 13.73 15.01 14.10 of New York, Borough of Manhattan, front July 2, 1908, now, therefore, it is teens ...... 198,241 244,947 56 70 68 11 38 7 12.56 14.91 Ia.48 REsor.vED: That a voucher be drawn in (Inc form on the Comptroller of the City Richmond ..•...... 72,846 77,977 25 30 27 36 9 •• 17.01 20.07 18.06 of New York for the stem of four thousand and eleven dollars ($4,011.00), interest at six per cent on the suns of one hundred and twenty-six thousand dollars City of New York....1 4,014304 4,564.792 1,219 1.317 1.236 2.311 851 90 14.38 15.05 14.13 ($126,000.00), the purchase price of said property known as Nos. 133-137 Centre Street, from July 2, 1908, to January 13, 1909, the date oil which title to said property • Non-residents and infants under one week old not included. i The presence of several large institutions the great majority of whose inmates are residents of the was closed. • other Boroughs, increases considerably the deat}t-rate of this Borough. Ayes—Commissioners Willcox, McCarroll, Bassett. Nays—None. Cases of Infectious and Contagious Diseases Reported. Carried. [Sec Proceedings of 1908; Page 1439.] Week Ending— (1329) 2919 June June July July I July July Juty Aug. I Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept.1 Sept. WILLIAMSRRIDGE, WAKEFIELD AND VAN NEST RAPID TRANSIT COMMITTEE—RF.SOI.UTION 19. 26. 3. 10. 17. 24.1 30. 7. 14. 21. 28. 4. II. AS TO ROUTE 18 IN THE BRONX Tulerculosis Pulmo 1 The Secretary presented a communication, dated September 2, 1909, from William 518 491 429 S. Germain, Chairman of the Williamsbridge, Wakefield and Van Nest Rapid "transit nalis ...... 394 459 492 480 437 504 532 431 565 516 Diphtheria and Croup. 297 303 242 215 250 Iq8 195 207 173 141 156 115 188 Committee, transmitting a resolution adopted by it on August 31, 1909• urging im- M easles ...... 1,331 1,100 883 718 501 423 310 256 2,6 149 t6, 1,6 88 mediate and serions consideration of its application for an amendment to the proposed Scaaet Fever ...... I 221 207 143 Los 107 58 91 76 87 68 58 70 82 Broadway-Lexington Avenue subway to include Route 18 on White Plains Avenue a Small-pox ...... I Varicella ...... 152 121 81) 39 13 16 2' 14 16 6 g to II a part of the system. The communication was ordered filed. [See Item No. 1150.1 Typhoid Fever...... zq 28 4o 3t 6o 71 5~ 72 71 74 155 181 285 V5 hoping Cough...... 55 60 54 40 47 ' 49 58 45 44 I 25 44 24 36 (1330) 26415 Cerebro-Spinal Men- 1 3 8 6 8 7 3 10 5 4 8 5 6 7 REPORT OF I'I•:I:S TR.%NS\1ITTF-D TO CITY CCUPTROLLER FOR MONTH OF ;N1'G1ST. 1909 ingitis...... The Secretary stated that the following shots of money, collected as fees during Total...... 2,577a1 2•35oL I1,921c 1,65t,46SCI t,255f 1,250g 1,20711 1,o42j l t,036klt.o831 n2Km,,126n the month of August, 1909. had been transmitted to the Comptroller of the City of New York, to he accredited to the General Fund of the city treasury, in accordance a. Includes 17 cases of measles, i scarlet fever, 2 cerebra-spinal meningitis and r varicella from Ellis with the provisions of the Public Service Commissions Act: Island. I). Inclurh•s q case~ of in,•asles, 2 scarlet fever, i cerebro-spinal meningitis and 3 varicella front Ellis Island. Antrnlnt collected in payment for testing gas meters upon complaint.. $130 ilfl c. Includes 14 case, of measles, i scarlet fever and , varicella from Ellis Island. :\m 1unt etdleeted in payment for testing electric meters 11p011 Complaint 84 511 d. Includes to ca,es of measles and I varicella from Ellis Island. Amount received front the sale of maps, plans, prints, reports, official e. Includes to cases of measles, 2 vancella• r scarlet fiver and , diphtheria from Ellis Island. f. includes 9 cases of measles and 2 di ,hth,•ria from 1•alis Island. documents and records, etc ...... 15 25 R. Includes 14 cases of measles, 2 diphtheria, 5 scarlet fever, 6 varicella and r cerebro-spinal menin- gitis from Ellis Island. Grand total ...... $229 75 h. Includes 6 cases of measles, i diphtheria. I scarlet fever and 3 varicella front Ellis Island. j. Includes 3 cases of measles, 3 scarlet fever and 2 varicella from Ellis Island. k. Includes ii cases of measles, 3 scarlet fever and i varicella from Ellis Island. 3045-L I. Includes ; cases of measles and r scarlet fever from Ellis Island. (1331) m. Includes 2 case: „f mea,les. i scarlet fever, i diphtheria and 3 varicella from Ellis Island. REPORT OF GAS METERS I ESTED LURING AUGUST, 1909 n. Includes no cases of c oit tgiwis diseases from Ellis Island. The Secretary stated that daring the month of August. 19119, the Cc,nlmission Deaths by Principal Causes, According to Locality and Age. had tested 3(1,192 gas meters, of which 177, or .6!4, were complaint meter, 4476, or 14.8!'4, were new meters, and 25.539. or 84.64 , were repaired and removed] meters: that of the 177crnnplaint meters. 19, or 1l).7'. ,were ahcolutcly correct and 91. (,r 51.4'/,. were between ", fast and 2' slow: that 99, or 55.9', were fast and 65. or Boroughs. r^ ° I e v u I o 36.7'.;. were 27 or more fast ; and that 59, or 33.45, • were slow and 21, nr 119',' ' .2 a~ a were 24 or more slow. o I ^ a. ~ c ~~ ~ c •o ir (1332) 3045-I. REI'(RT OF ELE(TIUC METERS TESTED I)l Ri,cc TILE MONTHH OF A1"GUST, 1909 Manhattan ... 28 .. I2 78 3 5 11(1 Ito 25 a) 6 2 29 205 282 311 Sx The Bronx... 5 .. t 23 t 12 It 5 t t .. 13 ,9 31 )9 The Secretary stated that during the month , f .\ugust. 19)9• the (•onlmission had Brouklyn ..... 19 2 43 2 9 75 67 29 13 2 t 24 120 t&, 192 65 tested 4)) electric Meters up n complaint• „f which 34, or 85'.%. were between 4% fast Queens...... 5 to .. t iI It 5 2 1 . t t3 25 37 Y 2 4 6 e „ t .. , 8 13 14 3 and 4;G slow: that 4, or 10',0, were 4% or more fast; and that 2, or 5`70, were Richmond.... t 4'. c , ir more slow. Total..... 5S I7 158 5 16 I22o 1205 64 46 to a i7 37° 537 613 167 (1333) 1625 LI:.ASE—R ,oms 1709, 1710, 1711 .AND 1712, TRint':NE Bt•tt.DING Deaths According to Cause, Age and Sex. The 1111 pion of the foil wing resolution was moved and duly seconded: IREsoI.vnD: That the Chairman he authorized to execute a lease from the Tribune Association of rooms Nos. 171X9, 1710, 1711 and 1712 oil the seventeenth floor ; of the Tribune Building, Manhattan, for the terns of three months from the first > day of August, 1909, at the rate of $35(X).00 per annum, payable in equal monthly Z 5-r, 15-25. 25-45. 45-65. C installments. v b R \yes—l'ommissioners Willcox, McCarroll, Bassett. O Y Z•.. id y^ C %• r C Nay—None. Carried. [See Items Nos. 1085, 688.] •Total, all causes...... 1,317 t.2 I9i7Ii 606 1370 S8 79 537 35 74 276 225 167 TRAVIS If. \VI[IT\1.1', SECRET.\RV. r. Typhoid Fever.... 2 17 17 8 2 2 3 t 13 3 3. 1lialarial Fever...... 4. Small-pox...... 5 Measles...... 6 1 t 3 x BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. . Scarlet Fever...... 4 3 3t Whooping Cough. ] 17 3 7 to 6 S 3 17 ? .. .. .. .. 8. lliphthena and} 23 Id) 14 9 6 2 w tS 5 .. .. .. .. BUREAU OF BUILDINGS. Croup ...... 1 9. ]"ituenza...... t .. .. t .. .. .. .. t .. .. 12. Other Eptdemici 13 f 6 S 8 4 j •• 4 1 1 5 2 Operations for the Week Ending August 28, 1909. 13.Tuberculosis Pul- ASS 53 05 53 3 t t 5 t 2798 24 3 Plans filed for new buildings (estimated cost. $3,646,800) ...... 15 munalis...... 14. Tubercular Men- t Plans filed for alterations (estimated cost, $107,655) ...... 6fi ingitis...... I to t7 5 9 1 2 7 10 2 t t Buildings reported as unsafe ...... 25 15. Other forms of)tt f uberculosis... 7 9 24 4 1 2 3 t Buildings reported for additional means of escape ...... 3 Malig-} 7 Other violations of law reported ...... 60 16. Cancer, 1 49 33 38...... 22 z6 z3 Unsafe building notices issued ...... 19 17. Simple Meningitis. 13 to 7 6 2 2 t t Of which Fireescape notices issued ...... 2 t7a. Cerebro Spinalt5 Violation notices issued ...... •.•..•...••...... •.•.•...... 82 Meningitis..... ` 3 2 2 t i t t Unsafe building cases forwarded for prosecution ...... 3 t8. Apoplexy, Conges- tlon and Soften- 17 37 7 w .. t to 6 Fire escape cases forwarded for prosecution ...... 9 ing of the Brain ) Violation cases forwarded for prosecution ...... 43 1. rganceari97114 4t 5 Iron and steel inspections made ...... 7,848 6 •• -••• 4 7 17 35 34 2o. Acute Brnnchitis. 16 t3 8 8 12 2 t 15 .. t 21. Chronic Bronchitis. 3 t 3 t EDW. S. MURPHY, Superintendent of Buildings. 22. Pneumonia (ex- William 11. Class, Chief Clerk. cluding Broncho} 64 34 39 25 7 tt 8 26 4 2 12 8 12 Pneumonia)..... 22a.BronchoPneumonia 46 55 25 21 17 n 8 36 3 5 2 BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. 23. Diseases of the ) Stomach (Can- '8 12 4 4 2 .. r 3 cer exce ted)..) BUREAU OF BUILDINGS. 24.Diarrhal diseases 1 156 37 12 05 (under 5 years) f 203 ro 95 25.Hernia , Intestinalt 8 2 t •• t •• •• 2 4 r I herewith submit a report of the operations of the Bureau of Buildings, Borough Obstruct ion .... 1 17 4 4 of Richmond, for the week ending August 28, 1909: 26. Cirrhosis of Liver.. 16 24 9 7 ..• • . •... • ...... 5 9 2 27. Bright e z 102 Plans filed for new buildings (estimated cost, $46,070) ...... 19 1t 44 38 3 •• •• 3 •• 5 tS 33 23 Plans filed for alterations (estimated cost, $3,740) ...... 21) 28. Diseases of Wom• t 4 2 y 2 Plans filed for plumbing (estimated cost, $5,365) ...... 12 en(not Cancer) ` 2q• Puerperal Septt-1 4 r 3 Violationsof law reported ...... 6 cmta...... z q Violationnotices issued ...... 2 30. Ot al to 6 .. to z 8 Construction inspections made ...... 174 3,. Congenital De- Iron and steel inspections made ...... 2 bility and Mal- toS 63 5i 53 107 07 1 Hotel inspections under excise law ...... 113 formations..... ;s. Old Age...... 8 14 3 S t 7 Plumbing and drainage inspections made ...... 33. Violent Deaths.... 7t 77 49 22 1 2 13 16 7 7 30 8 3 Demolition permit issued...... ...... ...... .. .. .. a.Sunstroke...... Modifications of the law as regards concrete footings under foundations b.Other Accidents. 57 6 38 19 2 t6 5 5 c. Homicide...... 4 3 4 ...... 2 t allowed...... 9 d. Suicide...... , to 14 7 3 t 5 2 34. Alt other causes.... 177 13599 7820 8 32 6 tt 5 JOHN SEATON, Superintendent. 35• Illdefned causes.. 17 23 7 to 16 t 17 James Nolan, Chief Clerrk. 10498 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. Deaths According to Cause, Annual Rate per i,000 and Age, with Meteorology and Number of Sickness. Deaths Reported. Deaths in Public Institutions for 13 Weeks. o Wards. Week Ending- ;cry g w ` o o i° owim o 1°~ V~ eta yZ o S. ° eE June June July July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. _aa~^ 21. 28. II. 19. 26. 3. 10, 17. 24. 30. 7. 14• 4• H rn A Fp' F uni to A Fa 0. ma Q -- -1 2 - - s 252 First...... 3 11 Total deaths...... 1,234 1,442 t ' 1,x 7 1,397 1,415 r 484 t•439 1,474 1,281 t,33t 1, 1,317 .383, 5 , Second ...... • I t .. •. S ( Third ...... r .t . Fourth...... t . 2 14.10 16.48 15.81 1 5.97 16.r7 16.96 16.45 16.85 14.64 15.21 14.31 15.05 RIo8 . r Annual death-rate..... 4.37 1 ll Fifth... ...•..•.•...••..•.t. t t r 6 Total.•..•••....••....,. 5 .. z r 4 3 I r 4 .. t 30 Typhoid Fever...... . 7 is 8 I2 8 8 ro 14 9 t5 14 rt 25 Malarial Fevers...... .. 2 1 1 z r I 1 r •• t Small-pox ...... Measles ...... 35 35 31 31 tg a zo t6 t6 12 q q 6 Scarlet Fever...... z1 19 ro 7 8 6 r! 4 6 4 5 6 4 Whooping Cou qh..... 6 to 8 8 12 to 16 16 13 8 13 II 17 Chemical Analysis of Croton Water, September to, igog. I)iphthena and Croup. 38 38 24 27 27 24 20 15 20 TO 14 It 23 Influenza ...... I I I I Cerebro-Spinal Men l 7 6 7 8 Results Expressed Results Expressed ingitis ...... 1 7 8 4 6 5 II 9 8 5 in Parts by in Grains Per Tuberculosis Pulmo-! 142 Weight in One U. S. Gallon of nalis...... 1 145 171 163 158 155 146 135 158 137 49 142 158 Hundred Thousand. 231 Cubic Inches. Other Tuberculous .... 23 25 25 35 30 22 30 27 25 xq 16 31 25 Acute Bronchitis...... 9 13 9 to It 6 9 r2 7 16 9 it 16 Pneumonia...... 49 zo 53 55 36 42 52 26 33 31 52 36 6 Appearance ...... Very slightly turbid. ...•• I:roncho Pneumonia.. 92 So 67 60 72 76 65 62 63I bz 51 6 Color...... Light yel. brow,,. ..•... l'iarrhceal diseases.... 57 90 127 176 21t 339 355 359 384 289 248 239 220 odor(Ileated to too° Fahr.) ...... Marshy, •..... Diarrh¢als under 5 58.. t:o 166 346 320 333 353 351 272 235 235 205 Chlorine in Chlorides ...... 0.270 0.157 Violent Deaths...... 78 133 170 116 93 1 91 92 92 99 65 96 102 71 Equivalent to Sodium Chloride ...... 0 446 0.266 Phosphates (1'rO,) ...... None. None. Nitrogenin Nitrites ...... None. None. Under one year...... 2r 294 295 303 399 47 486 Sof 504 393 367 347 370 Nitrogenin l\itrates ...... 0.0400 0.0233 Under five years ...... 386 469 449 479 558 624 688 664 ~F 559 520 516 537 FreeAmmonia ...... 0.0032 o.corq Five to sixty-five ...... 677 770 6q5 621) 675 643 629 6,2 6,8 556 643 588 613 Albuminoid Amvmonia ...... o.mtl8 o.ou5 Sixty-tive years and l 166 148 167 Before boiling.... 3.25 ISO) ' over ...... J 171 203 239 157 164 148 167 163 166 168 hardness equivalent to Carbonate of Lime.( boiling ..... 2.73 1.59 In Public and Private) Organic and volatile (loss on ignition) ...... 2.50 I.4G Institutions.•....] 467 544 543 ' 458 524 465 485 Stf'j Swl 433 5tr 4c7 483 Mineral matter(non-volatile) ...... 8.go 5.1q Total solids (by evaporation)...... u.40 6,65 Inquest cases...... 177 ~ 204r_)5 zoo 215 tqq Iqo ~ rqz zoo 177 zoo i tqb t6~ Temperature at hydrant, 70' Fahr Mean barometer...... x9.955; •9ot 29•789'29.916 29.845 29-893 z9.965i3o.o6229.978 29.723 30.028 29.968 30.025 Mean humidity...... 67. 1668. 66. 66. 75. 171. 70. 73. 69- 74. 69. 70. 75. Inches of rain or snow. .65 .04 .98 .04 .02 1.80 .31 2.41 .81 5.28 Chemical Analysis of Ridgewood Water, September ro, igog. M e a n temperature 1 81.90 1 7 (Fahrenheit)..... 1 .o I, • . 77.5 0•5 0 77.7 71.7° 74.5 ~ 70-* 74.9° 68.3° 65.2' Maximum tempera- I 90 ~88.° 83.' 90.0 Sr.° 2 8 ,° Results Expressed Results Expressed ture (Fahrenheit)I &''e 93•0 93:° 9 •e 5,e 90,0 84 79•0 in farts by pera- in Grain, Per Minimunt tern t 5S ° 6°z.t. 6° 57. ° 67.o.3.°° 6° 6 ,o.o.t.6' 6° 6° 6 t.° 54'° Weight in One U.S. Gallon .,f tune (Fahrenheit) I lluudred Thousand. 231 Cubic Inches. Infectious and Contagious Diseases in Hospital. Appearance ...... j 'lightly turbid...... Color ...... I.iy ht yellow. Otisville Odor (Heated to too° Fahr.) ...... ••. Marshy. Willard Parker Riverside Hospital. Kingston Ave. lfospital. Sana- Chlorine in Chlorides ... ...... I.62o 0.945 hospital _ __ toriuui. Equivalent to Sodium Chloride ...... 2.673 1•;99 Phosphates l',U.) ...... None. N one. Nitrogen in Nitrites ...... None. Nine. I ' a ~> o Nitrogen in Nitrates ...... 0.0220 0.0,28 Free Ammonia .... ...... 0.0022 0.0013 Albuminoid Ammonia ...... 0.0041 0.0024 (Before boiling.,.. 3.25 t.&t Hardness equivalent to Carbonate of Lime{ Remaining Sept, 4. 'oq. 64 64 128 I 304 305 zs 50 3! 103 295 ( After boiling..... 2.99 1.74 Admitted ...... tr 26 37 16 t; 6 5 20 10 I g Organic and volatile (loss on ignition) ...... 4.00 2.33 Discharged ...... 13 26 39 .. .. .. tI ii 6 14 5 25 if Mineral matter (non-volatile) ...... 10.50 6.12 . I (tied ...... !o ro 1 4 5 3 I 4 Total solids (by evaporation) ...... ...... ... ,4.500 S.45 Remaining Sept. ti,'oq 62 54 nb t j 305 301i ( 22 41 3i _ 94 294 Total treated... 75 go 165 2 li 320 322 31 56 36 „ i 123 305 Temperature at hydrant, 54° Fahr. Bacteriological Examination of Croton Water, Sept. 9. 1909 C ases of Infectious and Conta gious Diseases Reported and Deaths from the Same, by \I ards. Colonies developed from t c.c. z hours at 370 C.=.I t7. Colonies developed from I c.c. 48 hours at 24° C.=.380. Sickness. - Deaths Reported. Bacilli of colon group present in I, io c.c.; not present in 1 20 C.C. .. 51 icroscopical examinations are not made at this laboratory. -I C C It I L Wards. k v tt > 00k6 ^Lu ,gl si;, 70 it• :,a u E eC y iN r•Oa k Sf^_E L E m iA POLICE DEPARTMENT. C U I-. Er 'n _ F t Sanitary Company (li, First ...... 'ilcr Squall). Second ...... 7.. September 7, 19119. 4 '1'o the Police Coirtmissioncr: Fourth ...... 9 Sir-In compliance with orders relative to engineers' certificates issued by me Fifth...... 3 Sixth...... i• 4 under section 312 of chapter 411) of the Laws of 1882. as amended, the following re- Seventh ...... I 27 port will show the n,unes of the persons to whom licenses were issued, class of Eighth...... 1 I I 12 license and locati-nii iur the same, during the twenty-four hours ending 12 midnight, cI Ninth ...... z I 3 u 2 I t I 22 Tenth ...... •2 I 4 •3 2 .. .. t I 12 September 4, 1909: Eleventh ...... I 32 L_ Twelfth ...... 45 8 I 75 2 7 175 First Class. d~ Thirteenth ...... 5 s .. is 4 t 4 . I 15 Fourteenth ...... 2 t2 .. I IS Jams E. Donahue, No. 540 Park avenue; Joseph \Walsh, No. 766 Broadway; Fifteenth...... !o George D. Sayre, No. 150 lirvrtdway; Atlrlhert O. \\ -atrons, No. 2(17 Mulberry street; Sixteenth...... t •2 .. l2 2 , 4 •1 I 22 Seventeenth . 8 9 1416 Edward Alaatz. Twelfth avenue and Fifty-fourth street; John J. Cullen, Two Hundred 5 I 9 4 4 57 Eighteenth...... 2 1 3 2 yy8 I .. I / I 5 1 32 and Seventh street and Jerome avenue. Nineteenth ...... 2 ...... 4 1 2 2 127 Twentieth...... I 99or 5 I 133 31 3 4 t6 2 2 23 Second Class. Twenty-first ...... 2 . 2 .. 16 .I.. i 13 1 1 22 Twenty-second ...... 5 50 \William H. H_vncs, One Hundred and Fortieth street and Edgecomtbe road; The ) Twenty-third...... t 6 5 8 i5 12 .3 i .. .. ... t 13 5 I 67 Twenty-fourth...... 3 • 2 1 ...... 10 Daniel S. Thomas, No. 30 Church street: Joseph Lusardi, No. 387 Flushing avenue, Bronx 9 13 .. 32 Brookl)'n; lib•.-nezcr E. Chase. No. 1236 \ lad is n accnur; Ed wa ri l Cavanagh, Sack- Total...... 211 45 500 115 313 15 i .. 1 2 15 101 30 30 774 man street and Belmont avenue, Brooklyn; Charles T. Wells, No. 311 East 2 Eighty-second street. First ...... I Second ...... I 3 ...... 1 .. 5 Third Class. Third...... z Foprt ...... h . Charles Schwartz, No. 171 Suffolk street; Otto Schucrman, Southern Boulevard t 3 •. 4 .. 3 and Brown place; Benjamin A. Potts, Pier 49, North River; Frederick Harris, Garri- Fifth ...... 1 1 33 ...... 1 3 12 Sixth 3 3 4r 2 1 13 son street, Maspeth, L. I.; W 'illia in J. Dixon, foot of First street, Lnng Island City: Seventh ...... 6 r t 7 H r1 10 Frank Delaney, Twenty-fifth street and Madison avenue: Janus 91cl.aughlin, No. 655 Eighth ...... • j 4t I 9I 2 .2 4z . Ninth ...... i6 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn; John \'endurff, Nos. 21)3 to 207 L'ushwick avenue, Brook- Tenth ...... 3 2 i .. 3 1 r64 Ivn; Eugene Toussaint, Surf avenue. Coney Island (Luna Park): john Kelly, One Eleventh ...... •...,. 2 s a I I-Iun:!red and Forty-first street and Brook avenue: John W. Smith. (inc litindred and Twelfth ...... I I 2 2 r6 Thirteenth ...... t r .. t 7 Forty-fo;trth street and Southern Boulevard; Michael H. Donohue, No. 301 Sixth Fourteenth ...... 2 2 t 2 4 21 avenue; William Burrows, No. 510 West Forty-second street. Fifteenth ...... I .t I r •I I 8 Sixteenth ...•..,.•...... 2 2 t 4 3 z. 2 t6 Special Seventeenth ...... 5 3 7 t 3• I 12 Eighteenth „••...... r 3'2 3 13 Joseph Al. Dewey, No. 354 Flushing avenue, Long Island City. Nineteenth ...... 3 t.. z I Twentieth...... t 2 4 Respectfully, Twenty-first 3 13 2 7 t . I 1 2 • t t3 Twenty-second ...... I r 3 t 4 t HENRY BREEN, Lieutenant in Command. Twenty-third 2 2 z t .. I 22r4 Twenty-fourth...... I r 3 4 : i 2 IS Twenty-filth...... 13 POLICE DEPARTMENT. Twenty-sixth...... 8.. 6 3 zo 2 i t 4 234 Twenty-seventh ...... 7 t5 Twenty-eighth ...... 62 3I 3 4 2 4 1 1 22 Sanitary Company (Boiler Squad), Twenty-ninth ...... 4 1 4 4 1 ...... 2 .. 15 Thirtieth ...... 2 r z s 12 19 September 8, 1909. Thirty-first ...... •t ...... __ I 2 To the Police Commissioner: Thirty-second ...... 21 9 Sir-In compliance with orders relative to engineers' certificates issued by me under Total ...... 5z 37 23 6t ro3 I 7 4 r 7 43 z9 r3 1 443 ;ection 312 of chapter 410 of the Laws of 1882 as amended, the following report will ;how the names of the persons to whom licenses were issued, class of license and loca- First I ' r8 tion for the same, during the twenty-four hours ending 12 mi,lnight, September 7, 1909: Second ...... 1 21 Thed 8 8•• I I s I = I 2 I t II• 2 .. ( . , . I 6 . I First Class. Fif thh...... 3 Edwin Croal, foot.Eleventh street, Brooklyn; Richard G. Quevcdo, No. 105 East Total ...... ~.. 4 1 37 8 1 8 Itc~~ 70 Fifty-first street; Louis Herwig, Fifty-ninth street and Ninth avenue; Lewis A. DeWaters, Clinton and Union streets, Far Rockaway. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10499 Second Class. of Watkins street, between Glenmore and Liberty avenues; south side of St. Marks avenue, and north side of East New York avenue, between the junction of these ave- Rufus Brown, Springfield road and Cedar street, Queens; Elmer F. H. White, No. nues and Rockaway avenue; north side of Livonia avenue, between Thatford and 226 Fourth avenue; Grant McDoal, No. 1148 Broadway; John Barrett, Blackwells Osborn streets; southeast corner of Dumont avenue and Stolle avenue, and objections Island, N. Y.; James J. Scanlan, No. 328 East Forty-sixth street; Paul A. Ayas, Irving of Mrs. Mary Kranichield, in person, and communication of the President of the avenue and Suydam street, Brooklyn; Charles P. Churchill, No. 620 West Twenty-fifth Borough of June 15, 1909, transmitting report of the Chief Engineer of the Bureau street; James H. Duffy, New York avenue and Avenue F, Brooklyn. of Highways, relative thereto, were presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having been received from the Board of Assessors tinder date of September 2, 1909. Third Class. Mrs. Mary Kranichfeld was heard in opposition to the assessment on her Charles H. Brown, Nos. 372 to 392 Greenpoint avenue, Brooklyn; Frederick A. property. Woodbury, No. 896 Amsterdam avenue; John Hussey, No. 417 East Fifty-fifth street; On motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel the assessment list Peter W. Johnson, No. 513 Broadway; John J. Thurwood, No. 416 East Sixty-fifth was referred back to the Board of Assessors with instructions to reduce the assess- street; Brownell Lynk, One Hundred and Fiftieth street and Third avenue; John Hard- ment on Lots Nos. 42 to 45, assessments Nos. 24 to 27, inclusive, in Block 3577, ing, No. 90 West street; Charles H. Doalman, No. 119 Fourth place, Brooklyn; Patrick 33% per cent., and to confirm the assessment as so reduced, all the members voting in T. Gorman, Ninth avenue and Twentieth street, Brooklyn; Daniel Morrison, No. 61 the affirmative. West Forty-fourth street; Matthew Jenal, No. 25 Lombardy street, Brooklyn; Herman J. Lammers, No. 999 Avenue A; James Kennedy, No. 120 West Fifty-seventh street; Sewer Basins on Imlay Street, etc. John Naas, No. 411 Van Brunt street, Brooklyn; Albert Brand, St. Nicholas avenue The assessment list for sewer basins on Imlay street, at all four corners of and Stanhope street, Brooklyn; Albert J. Smith, No. 516 Lexington avenue; Henry Verona street, at all four corners of Commerce street, at all four corner of Bowne McHale, No. 135 West Forty-seventh street; Adolfo Nori, No. 92 Plymouth street, street, and objections of :\driance Machine Works and V. R. Adapts. in person, and Brooklyn; Andrew Jacob, Kingsland avenue and Newtown Creek; William Gluer, No. of the New York Dock Company, filed by Davies, Stone & Auerbach, attorneys, 441 Eleventh street, Brooklyn; Joseph W. McCord, No. 518 West Fifty-sixth street; with communication of the President of the Borough, dated September 23. 1908, Frank W. Allcorn, No. 38 West Ninth street; Richard Loescher, No. 896 Amsterdam transmitting a report of the Chief Engineer of the Bureau of Sewers relative thereto, avenue; Christopher P. Farrell, No. 34 Union Hill street, Jamaica; Bernard Elsinger, were presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having been received front No. 13 Astor place; Robert D. Leech, No. 5612 Broadway; Thomas A. Drew, Flushing the Board of Assessors tinder date of September 2. 191)9. Meadows, Corona; Frank J. .Huston, Jackson avenue and Grove street, Long Island The Assessors reported that they had reduced the assessment by 10 per cent. City; Michael Sullivan, No. 42 East Fourteenth street; Peter McLeod, No. 82 Beaver pro rata, as determined by them at meeting held June 15, 1909. street; Wilbur L. Phelps, Prospect Park, Brooklyn; William 1I. Roehrig, Castleton Messrs. Davies, Stone & Auerbach were heard by representative in opposition to Corners, S. 1.; James G. Hope, No. 227 Sterling place, Brooklyn; Joseph Schofield, No. the assessment oil behalf of their clients. 2157 Prospect avenue; Karles \\'edra, No. 508 East Seventy-second street; George )n motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections were Thomas, No. 17 Battery place (office) ; Dennis Griffin, Thirty-eighth street and First overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the avenue; William H. Denight, No. 326 Henry street. affirmative. Special. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Charles Colbuth, No. 1472 Bergen street, Brooklyn; Robert V. Young, No. 176 Regulating, etc., Debevoise Avenue. Norman avenue, Brooklyn. The as,c;;ntent list for regulating, grading, curbing, flagging and laying cross- Respectfully, walks, buildingr approaches and placing fences, in I)ehc vol ,e avenue, front lack sun avenue to Flushing avenue, with objections of \Vnt. \Iichacks. Lockwood Realty and IIE.NRY BREEN, Lieutenant in Command. others, filed by Hugo Ifirsh, attorney. William 11. Siebrecht and another, filed by W. H. Sichrecht, Jr., attorney, and of Mary A. Mttlilany, in person, and copy of report l'OI.I( I: I)l l':AR"I'\lEN•l'. of Engineers of the Department of Finance in said matter, were presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having been received front the Board of Assessors under date of September 2. 1909. Sanitary sill l) (Boiler Squall) Mr. I-Mugu Ilirsh, attorney, by representative, was heard in oppositi 'n to the September 9, 19tH). assessment. No Others appearing in opposition, after notice, on motion of the l'resi- To the Police Commissioner dent of the Department of "faxes and Assessments, the objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was confirniecl, all the members Sir-ln compliance with orders relative to engineers certificates issued by me voting in the affirmative. tinder secti( ,n 312 of chapter 410 of the Laws of 1882 as intended. the following report will ..how the names of the per.ons to wloan licenses were issued, class of license and location fc r the same, daring the twenty-four hours ending 12 midnight, Septeut- Sewers it-, Ludlow Avenue and in Eighth Street. her 8, 19t$): The Deputy ant[ Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for sewer in First Class. T.udlow avt-tujt., from Whitney avenue to Eighth street, an l in Eighth street, front f.ttdlow avenue to l.anu,'lt avenue. Second \4ard, and objections of the Cord Meyer Bercar~l Cassidv. N. 328 East Forty-sixth street; Edward Klein, No. 276 Green- & Co.. filed by Parker, IIatch & Sheehan. attorneys, and objections filed by Edward jilt avenue, Brooklyn Charles J. llathaway, No. 90 \Vest street (office); Theodore M. Grout and Paul Grottt, attorneys and agents for all the property owners (except- heir, No. 316 East Ninety-liftit 5trect. ing the Cord Meyer Company), received front the Board of Assessors under date of Second Class. September 2. 1909. The Assessors reported that they had reduced the assessment by 10 per cent, pro J oh n Smart, No. 397 111th avenue; Jertmiah Veale. No. 335 East One hundred rata, as determined by them at meeting held June 15, 19119. and I iftlt trect: nic \IcI)crnu.tt, Itulis head. it:ueu Island; "1'hnma5 Stewart, Mr. Cole, of Parker, Hatch & Sheehan. attorneys, was heard in oppo.,ition to the No. 3.38 1'ark avenue: Jame, G. Smith, N,. 854 Lorimer street, I rooklyn: Hugh assessment, and also Mr. Jame; F. McKinney of Edward M. & Paul Grout, it rneyst' :\rut .trung. 1 w I lnndred and Seventh street and Jerome avenue; Allan Russell, On motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the a„essntcnt Tilt No. 446 Broadway George A. Hughes, No. 620 West Twenty-fifth street. was referred back to the Board of Assessors with instructions to reduce the assess- ment by 5 per cent. pro rata, and to confirm the same as so reduced, all the members Third Class. voting in the affirmative. George L. liarreda. No. 484 Fuiton street, Brooklyn; Sylvester J. Costello, Nos. 77 to 81 R,ekwell place. Brooklyn; Paul lleinrich, Ni. 125 Greenwich street; Michael BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Brennan, No. 26 \\'e.; hurty-fifth street; William F. Clark, Third street and Van Alst Regulating, etc.. West One hundred and Sixty-sixth Street. avenue, Lon); Island City: Clark T. lin,nsuu, No. 387 hushing avenue, Brooklyn; The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presenved the assessment list for regulating, Thomas Lee, No. 227 Plymouth street, ltrookl,\n; harry J. Dcrvin, No. 14 Broadway; grading, curbing, flagging, laying crosswalks, building approaches in West One Hun- John Kelly, No. 42 East Eleventh street: John A. Numntey, No. 296 Union avenue, dred and Sixty-sixth street, from Jerome avcnoe to Lind avenue, and constructing Brouklvn: Lars 1'. l'etersun, No. $4 Fifth avenue: )Bernard Mooney. Ni). 127 East steps and appurtenances where necessary, and objections of Thomas 1). Malcolm and Seventy-second street; I)anicl Kiernan, N v59$ Sixth avenue; Lars C. Kirkegaard, others. tiled by A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys; Francis W. Pollock, filed by Stapleton, Staten Island: henry A. Logan, Eight It avenue and One 11itnclred and Six- Robert W. 'Maloney. attorney, and of Ross Kennedy in person, received from the teenth street; Alfred 1-lower, No. 400 East I:if;y-third street; Philip J. \Vindecker, Board of Assessors under (late of September 2, 19119. Cannon and I)elancev streets; William O'Neil, No. 93 North Third street, Brook- A. C. & F. \V. Ilottenroth, attorneys, were heard by representative. lyn; James Conway. No. 621i \Vest "fwentc-fifth street; henry 1). Chavis, No. 333 Mr. Roes Kernedv was heard in opposition to the assessment. \Vest F,,rty-ninth street : William Dixon, No. 139 East Seventy-second street ; John No others appearing in opposition after notice, on motion of the President of the Cttnninghani. No. 2(1 I'rosi,cet street, Brooklyn; Philip Oke, No, 416 Broome street; Department of Taxes and :\ssessmcnts, the objections filed against the assessment were John Ilalpern, Ni. 165 East forty-ninth street; Alexander J. Fleischer, No. 471 Park overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the avenue. afirmative. Respectfully, IIENRY ltRI?HN, Lieutenant in Command. Regulating etc., \Vest One 1Tundred and Sixty-first Street. The assessment list fc•r rcgrtlating, grading, Lttildinv steps, erecting railings and laying drains in West One hundred and Sixty-first street. front Summit avenue to POLICE 1EP.ART\IENT. Sedgwick avenue, and objections of Charles H. Davis. filed by Berry & L)avis, attor- ncys, and of Josephine M. Kenney in person, were presented by the Deputy and Acting September 14, 19119. Comntro!ler, having been received front the Board of Assessors under date of Septem- Iwr 2, 1909. By direction of the Police Commissioner, I have the honor to forward herewith the Mr. Lyons, who haul not filed objections, was heard in opposition to the assessment. following list of deaths, retirements, etc., front September 6 to 11, 1909: No others appearing in opposition after notice. cii motion -of the Assistant and September 9. .'Meting Cortwration Counsel, the objections liked against the assessment were overruled and the ass 'sstnent list was cot lirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. 1)ietl—Patrolman Patrick Doherty, Two Hu idred and Seventy-fourth Precinct, at 6.05 p. in., September 8, 1909. - BOROUGH OF M. NHATTAN. September 10. Regulating, etc., Two Iltntdred and Twelfth Street. Resigned—Patrolman Frank G. Adams, One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Precinct, The assessment list for regulating. grading, curbing and flagging Two Hundred and Twelfth street. front Breaclwav to the IIarleni River, and constructing necessary to take effect as of September 4, 1909. WM. II. KIPP, Chief Clerk. retaining wall, and objections of \tilliart T. I'it?geraltl, tiled by A. C. & F. W. Hotten- roth, attorneys, and of Anna K. Wait, filed by Edward F. Murphy. attorney, were presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having been received from the Board of Assessors under (late of September 2, 1909. BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS A. C & F. W Ilottrnroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. • No others appearing after notice, on motion of the Assistant and Acting Corpora- A meeting of the Board of Revision of Assessments was held in the Council tion Counsel, the objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the assess- ment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. Chamber, City Hall, on Thursday, September 9, 1909, at 11.05 o'clock a. m. Present—N. Taylor Phillips, Deputy avid Acting Comptroller; George L. Sterling, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, and Lawson Purdy, President of the De- Regulating, etc., East Second Street. partment of Taxes and Assessments. The Deputy end Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for regulating. grading, curbing and laying cement sidewalks. East Second street, front Greenwood On motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the minutes of meet- avenue to Vanderbilt street. and objections of Adolf Ulmer, filed by Hugo Hirsh, ing of June 17, 1909, were approved as printed in the CITY RECORD, all the members attorney, received front the Board of Assessors tinder date of September 2, 1909. No one appearing in opposition after notice, on motion of the Assistant and voting in the affirmative. Acting Corporation Counsel. the objections filed against the assessment were overruled BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. and the assessntctit list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. Fencing Lots, Belmont Avenue, etc. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. The assessment list for fencing vacant lots on the south side of Belmont avenue, between Snediker avenue and Hillsdale street; south side of Pitkin avenue, between Regulating, etc., East One Hundred and Ninety-ninth Street. Snediker avenue and Hinsdale street; west side of Hinsdale street, between Pitkin and The asses~mcnt list for regulating, grading, setting curbstone•., flagging the side- Belmont avenues; north side of Liberty avenue, between Van Sinderen and Snediker walks, laying crosswalks, build;I approaches and placing fences in East One Hundred avenues; cast side of Alabama avenue, between Sutter and Blake avenues; west side and Ninety-ninth street, from Webster avenue to Marion avenue, and objections of 10500 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. Matilda 11. Toni.oam. filed by John M. Ilarrington, attorney, were presented by the On motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections filed Deputy and Acting c.o;nptroiier, having been received from the Board of Assesors against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the under date of September 2, 1!>')9. members voting in the affirmative. Mr. John 'M. I larrington, attrney. was heard in opposition to the assessment. On motion of the President of the Department of Taxes and Assessments, the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. objections tiled against the a?r•essnucnt were overruled and the assessment list was Paving, etc., Creston Avenue, from Burnside Avenue to East One Hundred and confirmed. ,t II the mrnbers voting in the a flu rmative. Eighty-fourth Street. The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for paving with BOROUGH OF QUEENS. asphalt blocks and curbing Creston avenue, from Burnside avenue to East One Regulating. etc, Grand Avenue. I undred and Eighty-fourth street, and objections of Mary E. Bixby, filed by A. C. & The assessnu•nt list for regtt!ating, grading, curbing, sidewalks and cros~wulks of F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, received from the Board of Assessors under date of Grand avenue, from Steinway avenue to Old Bowery Bad- read. hint Ward, and September 2, 1909. objections of John C. Black ait:! others, filed by lingo Hirsh. attorney, and of Josephine A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. F. Zuvre and :1nna Slavik, and of henry J. Schaefer. tiled by A. C. & 1". W. llotten- Ott motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections filed roth. attort,ev. . were presented by the ll •puty and Acting C•:ntntroller, havit'g been against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the received from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. members voting in the affirmative. A. C. & F. W. l tot t.vroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. No others appe.trir.g after notice, on motion of the Assistant and Acting Cor- Regulating, etc., Bush Street. poration Counsel, the oiojections filed against the ❑ ssessment were overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for regulating, grading, setting curbstones, flagging the sidewalks, laying crosswalks, building ap- proacites and placing fences in Bush street, from Anthony avenue to the Grand Regulating, etc., Sixteenth Avenue. Boulevard and Concourse, and objections of Annie Matthies and others, filed by The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for regulating, A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, received from the Board of Assessors under grading, curbing and flagging Sixteenth avenue, from Broadway to Graham avenue, date of September 2, 1909. First 1Vard, together with a list of awards for damages caused by a change of grade, A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. and uhjections of Ernest Seidel and others in person, and of Luke C. Porteur and On [notion of the President of the Department of Taxes and Assessments, the Walter I)awber, filed by llug~ Hirsh, attorney, and communication of the President objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was of the Borough of Queens of June 14, 1909, transmitting report of the Chief Engineer confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. in charge of the Bureau of I iighways relative thereto, received from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. Paving, etc., Hughes Avenue. The assessors reported that they had reduced the assessment 12' _ per cent, pro The assessment list for paving with asphalt blocks and curbing Hughes avenue, rata, as determined by them at meeting held June 22, 1909. from Tremont avenue to the property of St. John's College, and objections of Louisa Mr. Ernest Seidel was heard in opposition to the assessment. Scherrer and Hugh 1)oon, filed by A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, and of John No others appearing in opposition after notice, on motion of the _1ssistant and O'Leary, tiled by Edward W. Murphy, attoruey, were presented by the Deputy and Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections tiled against the assessment were over- Acting Comptroller, having been received from the Board of Assessors under date ruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. of September 2, 1909. Storm Sewer in Pearsall Avenue. A. C. & F. 1V. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. No others appearing after notice, on motion of the Assistant and Acting Cor- The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for storm poration Counsel, the objections tiled against the assessment were overruled and the sewer in Pearsall avenue, from hunters Point avenue to Newtown Creek, First assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. WVard, and objections of Matilda Stevenson and Adamant Enamelware Company, filed by A. C. & F. AV. Ilottenroth, attorneys, and of C. Cunningham, \1'm. Parks and others, tiled by Hugo 1-lirsh, attorney, received from the Board of Assessors BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. under date of September 2, 1909. Paving Vanderbilt Street. A. C. & F. W. Huttenruth, attorneys, appeared by representative. The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for paving No others appearing after notice, on motion of the Assistant and Acting Cor- Vanderbilt street, between Eighteenth street and Gravesend avenue, and objections poration Counsel. the objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the Of Mabel Bali et al., tiled by A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, and of Adolf assessment list was cuntirmed, all the munbers voting in the affirmative. Uiar n et al., tiled by Hugo Ifirsh, attorney, received from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. Combined Sewer in Jay Street, etc. No others appearing after notice, on motion of the Assistant and Acting Corpo- The asscssn.ent list for a combined sewer and appurtenances in Jay street, front ratiun Counsel, the objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the as- a point about ?tk) feet north of South street, to the junction of Stuyvesant place se'ssnient list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. with Richmond terrace: in llainilton avenue, from Jay street to Stuyvesant place; in Nall street, from Jay street to Tompkins avenue; in Dehalb street, from Jay Sewers in Battery Avenue, etc. street to Stuyvesant place; in Stuyvesant place, from DeKalb street to Hyatt street: The assessment list for sewers in Battery avenue and Dahlgren place, between in Hyatt street. from Stuyvesant place to Central avenue; in South street, front Eighty-eighth and 'Ninetieth streets, and outlets between Ninetieth and Ninety-second Stuyvesant place to bulkhead crib of the Department of Docks and Ferries, and in streets, and objections of Mary M. ltaroni et al. tiled by A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, an easement through the property of the Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Cont- attorneys, were presented by 'the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having been re- pany, from Jay street, opposite the foot of Hamilton avenue to the bulkhead of Pier ceived from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909, 4 of said railroad company. and a separate sanitary outlet; thence to the head of Pier A. C. & F. IV. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. 4, and do such other work as may be necessary to the completion of the work de- On motion of the President of the Department of Taxes and Assessments the scribed, and objections of the Staten Island Academy, filed by Horace A. Davis, objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was con- attorney. were presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having been received firmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. Mr. Horace A. Davis. attorney, was heard in opposition to the assessment. On motion of the Assistant and _acting Corporation Counsel, the assessment list Sewer in Fifty-third Street, etc. was referred back to the Board of Assessors, with instructions to reduce the assess- The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for constructing merit on Lot No. 38, assessment No. 51. Block 3. 411 per cent., and to confirm[ the sewer in Fifty-third street, between Thirteenth and Fifteenth avenues, with an outlet assessment as so reduced, all the members voting in the affirmative. sewer in Fifty-third street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth avenues, and ob- The ground for such reduction being that the said property is so situated and is jections of Thomas G. Spence, tiled by Hugo Hirsh, attorney, received from the used exclusively by the Staten Island Academy for the purposes only of education, Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. and that as a benevolent corporation under the provisions of the University Law of No one appearing in opposition after notice, on motion of the Assistant and the State of New York, the same is exempt from taxation, and, therefore, in the Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections filed against the assessment were over- opinion of this Board, the property in question is not benefited by this improvement ruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. to the same extent as other property in the same locality. Paving, etc., Seventy-seventh Street. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for paving with Paving, etc., Prospect Avenue. asphalt and recurbing Seventy-seventh street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues, and The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for paving objections of Clara J. Nicolai, filed by Hugo Hirsh. attorney, received from the with asphalt blocks on a concrete foundation, the roadway i-f I'ro pest avenue. front Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. Tremont avenue to East One I hundred and Eighty-ninth street, and setting curb No one appearing in opposition after notice, on motion of the President of the where necessary, and objections of Louis Vollmer, tiled by A. C. & F. 'sV. Hottenroth, Department of Taxes and Assessments the objections filed against the assessment attorneys, received from the Beard of Assessors tinder date of September 2, 1909. were overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the A. C. & F. W. Ilottenroth. attornc~-s, appeared by representative. affirmative. On motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the Sewer in Thirteenth Avenue and Outlet. members voting in the affirmative. The assessment list for sewer in Thirteenth avenue, between Seventy-ninth and Eighty-second streets, and outlet in Eighty-second street, between Thirteenth and Paving in Creston Avenue, One Hundred and Eighty-fourth to One Hundred and Fourteenth avenues, and objections of Florence Van Brunt, filed by A. C. & F. W. Ninety-eighth Street. I luttenroth, attorneys, were presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller, having The assessment list for paving with asphalt blocks and curbing Creston avenue, been received from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. from East One Ifundred and Eighty-forth street to East One Hundred and Ninety- A. C. & F. W. Ilottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. eighth street, and l'jectio ns of Mary E. (Bixby et al., filed by A. C. & P. IV. Hotten- Oil motion of the Assistant and Acting Corporation Counsel, the objections filed roth, attorneys, and f John P. I)unn, filed by Thomas S. Bassford, attorney, were against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was confirmed, all the presented by the Deputy and Acting Comptroller. having been received from the members voting in the affirmative. Board of Assessors under date of September 2. 1909. At 12.25 o'clock p. m., on motion of the President of the Department of Taxes A. C. & 1'S. W. Il,,tteuroth, attorneys, appeared I,%• representative. and Assessments, the Board adjourned to meet on Thursday, September 16, 1909, at No others appearing after notice, on motion of the Assistant and Acting Cor- 11 o'clock a. in., all the members voting in the affirmative. poration C-1tinsel, the objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the HENRY J. STORRS, Chief Clerk. assessment list was confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. Regulating, etc., Park View Place. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. The assessment list for regulating, grading. curbing, flagging, laying crosswalks, building approaches and placing fences in Park View place, from Nest One Hundred List of Applications Received for the Position of Patrolman, Since August 23, 1909. and Ninetieth street to Teetaw avenue, and objections of Michael J. O'Keefe and another, filed by A. C. & F. IV. Hottenroth. attorneys, were presented by the Deputy 37837. Jacobson, Henry Herman, No. 221 Avenue B, assistant engineer. and Acting Comptroller, having been received from the Board of Assessors under 37839. Carney, Francis, No. 111 West One Hundred and Thirty-first street, machinist. date of September 2, 1909. 371439. Wiegand, William John, No. 205 East Thirty-ninth street, plumber. A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. 37840. Sufrin, Solomon. No. 145 Rutledge street, Brooklyn, lawyer. On motion of the President of the Department of Taxes and Assessments, the 37841. Cronin, James, No. 150 East One Hundred and Twenty-third street, stable- objections filed against the assessment were overruled and the assessment list was hand. confirmed, all the members voting in the affirmative. 37842. Walsh, Garrett J., No. 554 Fifty-first street, Brooklyn, bricklayer. 37843. Marino, Michael, No. 67 Mott street, chocolate works. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. 37844. Malkins, William, No. 247 Ninth avenue, Long Island City, Queens, soldier. Sewer in Fifteenth Avenue. 37945. Ryder, Lawrence J., No. 3070 Park avenue, The Bronx, clerk. The Deputy and Acting Comptroller presented the assessment list for sewer in 37846. Steel, James E., No. 293 Marion street, Brooklyn, driver. Fifteenth avenue, from Broadway to Jackson avenue, First WVard, and objections of 37847. Moskovitz, Samuel. No. 337 Ellery street, Brooklyn. A. C. Hottenroth and others, filed by A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, received 37848. Creighton, James P., No. 444 Sixteenth avenue, Brooklyn, electrician. from the Board of Assessors under date of September 2, 1909. 37849. Sammons, James J., No. 58 West One Hnudred and Twenty-eighth street, A. C. & F. W. Hottenroth, attorneys, appeared by representative. clerk. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10501 37850. Dclfart, Arthur C., No. 201 Reid avenue, Brooklyn, helper, New V'irk Edis>in 37951. Cornwell, \Villiant S., No. 36 Church street, Aquellttct, L. I., farmer. Company. 37952. Brown, James l rancis, Ni,. 434 Fifteenth street, linioklyu, sheet metal worker. 37851. Cooke, Edward A., No. 86 Newtown avenue, Lnng Island City, axem:ut. 37953. Barrios, Curtis 1. R., No. 840 last Two 1lttudred and Twenty-eighth street, 37852. Schaff el. Samuel, No. 65 Varet street, Brooklyn, seaman. The Bronx, stage hand. 37853. Sullivan, John 1.., No. 229 East Seventy-sixth street, bricklayer. 37954. Kuehn, Philip \V iii., No. 8923 Fifth a viii tie, Brooklyn, neap corrector. 37854. Johnson, Albert H., No. 3610 Twelfth avenue, 11r>siklyn, plumber, 37955. I'ost, John J., No. 196 South street, truckutan. 37855. Baden, Merman, Jr., No. 117 Lynch street, Brooklyn, plumber. 37956. l'rc•in, Peter J. M., Nu. 1012 Sect,ntl avenue, r(>ttt tn:ut. 37856. Coughlin, John Joseph, No. 256 \Vvckoff street, Brooklyn, special watchman. F. A. Sl'1:\CI:I:, Secretary. 37857. Collins, Edmund A., No, 501 Vest Twentieth street, clerk. 37858. Weiss, William, No. 09 Amsterdam avenue, bricklayer. 37859. Connor, William J., No. 232 East S evenly- scc>>nd street, stenographer, BUREAU OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 37860. Nehring. Edward 1f., No. 246 Floyd street, Brooklyn, electrician. Room 7, City Hail, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays 9 a. M. to 12 m. 37861. Klein, William, No. 1462 First avenue, carpenter. Telephone, 8020 Corttandt. 37862. Kunze, Theodore L., No. 545 Fast flighty-fourth street, upholsterer, Patrick Derry, Chief of Bureau. 37863. Schaefer, Eberhard, No. 718 East Twelfth street, iron worker. Astarita, Ralph A.. No. 1654 Atlantic avenue, If r> >klyn, at school. BUREAU OF LICENSES. 37864. qa. m. to 4p m: Saturdays, 9 a. m. to ism. 37805. Demuth. Otto 1)eForest. No. 64 Orchard street. Astoria. Queens, L. I., florist. Telephone, Kozo 'ortlandt. 37866. Smith, William J.. No. 69 Soul Ii Sec 'u street, trot >klyn, pricer. Francis V S Oliver, Jr., Chief of Bureau. Kerr, Madison Clarence, No. 9 Prospect avenue, Richmond, New Bright' n, Principal Office, Room I, City Hall. 37867. Branch Office, Room 12, Borough Hall, Brooklyn. driver. Branch Office Richmond Borough Hall, Room 23, Comlossv, Prank Joseph, No. 1209 Bedford avetttte, Brooklyn, Edison Electric. New Brigl>ton, ~. 1. 378(,8. Branch Office Hackett Building, Long Island 37869. Heine, Louis, No. 371 East One Hundred attd Thirty-s-eventh street, 'lie City, Borough of Queens. Bronx, printer. 37870. Iliesserschmitt, Julius C.. No. 8901 Fast One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street, AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS. The Bronx, salesman. Room 207, No. 28o Broadway, 5th floor, 9 a. m. to 37871. Santelli, J.orenzo, No. 20 Jackson street, Brooklyn, driver. 4p.m. Stender, John F., No. 120 Eighteenth street, Brn>,klvn, sheet nielal worker. Teleuhone 1942 Worth, 37872. The Mayor the Comptroller. ex-officio, Commis- 37873. Engelmann, Edward, No. 1416 Stebbins avenue, The Bronx, salesman. sioners l„ hn FF. Cowan (President) William H. Ten 37874. Fredericks, George, Sixteenth avenue and Old Grant street, Long Llanil CHANGES IN DEPARTMENTS, ETC. Eyck Juhn J. Ryan and John 1'. Vindolph; Harry City, Queens, stcamfitter. W. ikalker, Secretary; Walter H. Sears, Chief En- gineer, 37875. Petrik, Ferdinand, No. 420 East Seventy-seventh street, polishing buffer. DF:l'.\RT\II•:\T OF 111th-)I;IE:S. Sclitcmbel• 14--Conipcnsatiun of the fol- 37876. Moller, Peter \f., No. 86 First street, Richmond, plumber. ARMORY BOARD. loowitt,g name l Laborers in the Depart 01 lit 37877. O'Connor, William G., No. 2718 Eighth avenue, nintorman. Mayor George B. McClellan, the Comptrcller 37878. Novellin >. \iichact A., Nr>. 35 ('onselyea street, If rook lyn, wat dim at,. of Bridges is fixed at ti 2.501 per day, t'> Herman A. Metz, the President of the Board of elate from September 19, 1194)): Aldermen, Patrick F. McGowan. Brigadier-Gen 37879. Gleason, \\ alter G., No. 532 East Eighteenth street, farmer. era) ç eor{g,e Moore Smith, Brigadier-General John 37880. Matcliett. Davi>l, No. 515 West Forty-ninth street, cmidtieti'r. Daniel Toye, No. 65 Duffield street, G. Eddy, Captain J. W. Miller, the President of the 37881. Paterson. Albert N., No. 1247 Fourth avenue, Long Iclaml City, Queens, 'ar- to ,„klyn, Department of Taxes and Assessments, Laws;m petit cr. Ji hn McCtte, No. 46 Prospect street, Purdy. in, klcit. Ilarrie Davis, Secretary, Room 6, Basement, Hall 37882. Farrell, John J., No. 316 \Vest Nineteenth street, real estate nt;utager. of Records, Chambers and Centre streets. 37883. Rutland, Edward J., northwest corner of Queens avenue and Twenty-second September 15-Philip 1:. IIcnnessey, No. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a m. 158 ISerl feint l avenue, Hrookly n, is trans- to 12 m. street, Flushing, seaman. Telephone, 3900 Worth. 37884. Flynn, James Joseph. No. 104 L'nion avenue. \I; trio cr; IIarl>or, Richmond. 4 rr(d as Lrtl>nrer from the office of the 37985. Lawrence, Joseph F., No. Si Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn. porter. I'n•,it hen t of the J,,,rntigh of l;rooklytt to 37886. St•ifried, Charles 11., Gelston avenue and Eighty-ninth street, Brooklyn, car- the I)c•partmetit of Bridges and his cunl- ART COMMISSION, penter. )'cnsatiun fixed at $2.5)) per day, to date City Hall, Room 21. fn,nt SI•I,tcnthcr 17, 191)9. Telephone call, I I9 Cortlandt. 37887. Flvun, Francis J., No. 399 Lindell street, Brooklyn. electrician. Robert W, de Forest, Trustee Metropolitan 37888. Carlson, William A., No. 33 Lawrence street. lBrnnklvn. bookkeeper. >ntlicii sat mum of Charles F. Clark, No. Museum of Art, President; Frank 1). Millet, Painter, 37889. Ji , hnson, Leonard If., No. 67 West One Ifttn>lretl and 'Thirty-ninth street, 4')(, I.'>irtlandt avenue, The Bronx, I.a- Vice-President; John B. Pine, Secretary: A. I n ,rrr in this Department, is fixed at 82.50 Augustus Healy, (resident of the Bror,klyn Institute Clerk. of Arts and Sciences; George B. McClellan, Mayor 37890. Krttsska. Michael J., No. 97 lte,lf>,nil avenue, Ilrunklvn, printer. per ilay, t>' date from Scl,tenil,cr 19, 191rJ. of the City of New York; John Bigelow. President of New \ urk Public Library; Arnold W. Brunner 37891. Strong. William, No. 93 \lance avenue, Prince Bay, Ricltm,>n,l, N. 1'.. cl, rk. I:)1Ff)l GlI OF Iih )ONIXN. - Architect; Charles Howland) Russell, Frederic B. 37892. Laventhal, Benjamin, No. 55 \ est One Itttnilred and Twelfth street, cigar Pratt, Herbert Adams, Sculptor. Bureau of Buildings. salCSOian. John Quincy Adams, Assistant Secretary. September 7-Joseph Knox, No. 1019 37893. Stichr, Emil C.. No. 47 lntlia street, l;ro> klvn, carpenter. I-ifty-sccc•nth street. Prnnklvii, has been 37894. Zeller, Charles J.. No. 349 East Sixty-fifth street, ntachiui..t. BELLEV'UE AND ALLIED HOSPITALS. Care\., Nlichacl J.. Jr., No. 1483 St. Lawrence avenue, 'TThe Bronx, plumber. ;tppointc•cl :Automobile 1•:ngincm.ut and as- Office, Bellevue Hospital, Twenty-sixth street and 37895. signc•cl to the automobile of this Bureau First avenue. 37896. B' selu, Gci,rge 'I'.. No. 1146 RemSen avenue, llrnnklyn. gal my> I iron worker. :tt a compensation of $3 her day, effective Telephone 4400 Madison Square. \Icixtier, Philip, No. 323 Vernon avenue Brooklyn, titter's helper. Board of 'trustee,-I>r. John W. Brannan, Presi- 37897. S, I,tcnilwr 7. 37898. 1.inllhcimcr, Marcel, No. 2809 \Vest Sevctttcc'nth street, Brooklyn, butcher. dent: James K. Paulding, Secretary; James A. Farley, Samuel Sachs Leopold Stern, John G. O'Keeffe, 37(99. Carlson. Charles F., No. 481 \Vaverly avenue, lfrooklyn. optician. 1)11'.1R1'\11C\T OF 1'.ARIcS. Arden M. koblins, Robert W. } ebberd, ex-officio. Burns. John Jo <. ;4. a1 ~F .f5n..,.~ 9 :.__ t.. - .i.~a+.. uu v. ,.:ry A . .: -.... L •.- n.. ...~.,,'.. '. 10502 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, Jam. Warren A. Conover, Charles Buek, Lewis Hard- I Francis P. Cunnion, Thomas n1. De Laney, Horace BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF CITY REVENUE William R. McGuire Water Register, Brooklyn. ing Charles G. Smith, Edward F. Croker, William I E. Dresser, Alexander Ferris, Joseph Nicola AND OF MARKETS. Charles C. Marrin, f)eputy Commissioner, Bor A. boring and George A. rust, Chairman. Francolini, George Freifeld, George I. Gillespie, Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway, ough of The Bronx, Crotona Park Building' One Edward V. Barton, Clerk. John Greene, Lewis Haase, Robert L. Harrison, Room 141. Hundred and Seventy-seventh street and Third Board meeting every Tuesday at 2 p, m. Louis Haupt M. I).' Thomas 1. Higgins, James P. Peter Aitken, Collector of City Revenue and avenue. Holland, Art'lur Rollick, Hugo e.anzler, Max Superintendent of Markets. Thomas M. Lynch, Water Register, The Bronx. Katzenberg, Edward Lazansky, Alrick H. Man, David O'Brien, Deputy Collector of City Revenue. Charles C. Wissel, Deputy Commissioner Bor- BOARD OF PAROLE OF THE NEW Clement March,Mitchell May,RobertE.McCaffertp oug YORK ('I7`]' REFORMATORY OF h of Queens, Hackett Building, Long Island MISDEMEANANTS. Dennis]. McDonald M. D,; Ralph McKee Frank BUREAU FOR THE EXAMINATION OF CLAIMS. City. W. Meyer, Thomas J. O'Donohue Henry it Sher- Frank J. Prial, Chief Examiner. Room t8t. John E. Bowe, Deputy Commissioner, Borough of Office, No. 148 East Twentieth street. man, Arthur S. Somers, Abraham Stern. M.Samuel Richmond. Municipal Building, St. George. John J. Barry, Commissioner of Correction, Stern, Cornelius J. Sullivan lames E. Sullivan BUREAU OF THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN, President. I Michael J Sullivan Bernard Suydam Rupert B. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway Win. E. Wyatt, Judge, Special Sessions, First Thomas, John R. Thompson George A.t'andeenhoff, EXAMINING BOARD OF PLUMBERS. Division, Frank L). Wilsey, George W. Wingate, Egerton L. Rooms 63 to 67. Robert J. Wilkin, Judge, Special Sessions, Second i Winthrop , Jr., members of the Board. (One James J. Martin, City Chamberlain, Bartholomew F. Donohoe President; John J. Division. vacancy ) lenry J.Walsh, Deputy Chamberlain, Moore, Secretary; John J. Nunn, Treasurer; ex- Frederick B. House, City Magistrate, First I Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr., President. Telephone, 4270 Worth. officio, Horace Loomis and Matthew E. Healy. Division. I John Greene, Vice-President. Rooms Nos. 14, 15 and 16 Aldrich Building, Nos. Edward J. Dooley, City Magistrate, Second Divi- A. Emerson Palmer, Secretary. 149 and 151 Church street. sion. Fred H. lohnson, Assistant Secretary. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Office open during business hours every day in the Samuel B. Hamburger John C. Heintz, Dominick C. B. J. snyder, Superintendent of School Build- year (except legal holidays). Examinations are held Di Dario, James F. Boyle. I ings. Southwest comer of Fifty-fifth street and Sixth on Monday, Vsednesday and Friday after I p. m. Thomas R. Minnick, Secretary. Patrick_ Jones, Superintendent of School Supplies. avenue, Borough of Manhattan, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Henry R M. Cook, Auditor. Burial Permit and Contagious Disease offices 1'h A 1)'11o.. Ch'e , CI erk always open. FIRE DEPARTMENT. BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESS- Henry M. Leipziger1 Supervisor of Lectures. Telephone 4900 Columbus. MENTS. Claude G. Leland Superintendent of Libraries. Thomas l)arli on, M. D., Commissioner) of Office hours for all, except where otherwise noted Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. A. J. Maguire, Supervisor of Janitors. Health and President. rom 9 a. m. to 4 P. m•; Saturdays, 12 In. Francis K. Pendleton, Corporation Counsel. Alvah H. Doty, M. D.; William F. Baker, Lawson Purdy, President of the Department of BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENTS, Commissioners. HEADQUARTERS. Taxes and Assessments. William H. Maxwell, City Superintendent of Walter Bensel, M. D. Sanitary Superintendent. Nos. 157 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Man- Henry J. Storrs, Chief Clerk, Finance Depart Schools, and Andrew W. Edson, John H. Haaren Eugene W. Scheffer Stecretary. hattan ment, loo. 280 Broadway. Herman M. Biggs, 1sf. D., General Medical Officer. Telephone, 640 Plaza, Manhattan; 2653 Main, Clarence E. Meleney Thomas S. O'Brien Edward J [zoooo Wortb. B. Shallow, Edward 1.. Stevens, Gustave Sttrauben- ames McC. Miller, Chief Clerk. Brooklyn. If ller, John H. Walsh, Associate City Superin- William H. Guilfoy, M. D., Registrar of Records, Nicholas J Hayes, Commissioner, tendents, P. A. Whitney, Deputy Commissioner, BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY. Borough of Manhattan. Charles C. Wise Deputy Commissioner, Boroughs Office, No. zqq Broadway. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS. Traverse R. Maxfield, M. D., Assistant Sanitary of Hrooklvn and (jueens. John A. Bensel, Charles N. Chadwick, Charles A Darwin L. Bardwell, William A. Campbell, John Superintendent; George A. Roberts, Assistant Chief William A. Larney, Secretary; Mark Levy, Secre. Shaw. Commissioners. T Chickering, John W. Davis, John Dwyer, James Clerk. tary to the Commissioner; George F. Dobson, Jr. Thomas Hassett, Secretary. Secretary to the Deputy Commissioner, Boroughs M. Edsall, Matthew J. El as, Cornelius 1). Frank Charles J. Burke, M. D., Assistant Registrar of of Brookly J. Waldo Smith, Chief Engineer. Tin, John Griffin, M. D.; John L. N. Hunt, Henry Records. n and Queens. \\'. Jameson, James Lee, Charles W. Lyon, James Edward F. Croker, Chief of Department. Thomas Lally, Deput COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS. J. McCabe. William J. O'Shea. Julia Richman, Borough of The Bronx, No. 3731 Third avenue. y Chief of Department in Alfred T. Schauffier, Albert Shies Edgar Dubs charge, Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. Rooms 114 and ii Stewart Building, No. 220 Shimer, Seth T. Stewart, Edward %t. Stitt, Grace Alonzo Blauvelt, M. D., Acting Assistant Sani- Joseph L. Burke Inspector of Combustibles, Nos. Broadway, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. C. Strachan, Joseph S. Taylor. Joseph H. Wade, tary Superintendent; Ambrose Lee, Jr., Assistant 157 and 15q East Sixty-seventh street, Manhattan. Telephone, 4315 Worth. Evangeline E. Whitney. (One vacancy.) Chief Clerk' Arthur J. O'Leary, M.D., Assistant Telephone, 640 Plaza. John Purroy Mitchel, Henry C. Buncke, Com- Registrar of kecords. Peter J. Quigley, Secretary of Relief Fund, Nos. missioners. BOARD OF EXAMINERS, 157 and 'S9 East Sixty-seventh street, Manhattan. William 11. Maxwell City Superintendent of Borough of Brooklyn, Nos. 38 and 40 Clinton street. Telephone, 64o Plaza. CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAGE Schools, and James C. ~ByTnes, Walter I.. Hervey Alonzo Blauvelt, M. I)., Assistant Sanitary Peter Seery, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of Manhat. COMMISSION. Jerome A. O'Connell, George J. Smith, Examiners. Superintendent; Alfred T. Metcalfe, Assistant Chief tan, The Bronx and Richmond. Clerk; S. J. Byrne, M. D., Assistant Registrar of William L. Beers, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH WARDS. Records. Brooklyn and Queens. Office of the Commission Room 219 No, 280 DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Andrew P. Martin Chief Inspector, Fire Alarm Broadway (Stewart Buildingj, Borough of Manhat- Borough of Queens. Nos. 372 and 374 Fulton street Telegraph Bureau, boroughs of Manhattan, The tan. New York City. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway, lamalca. Bronx and Richmond. Commissioners—William E. Stillings. George C 9 a. m. to 5 p. in.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to rz m. Timothy S. Mahoney, in charge Telegraph Bureau] Norton, Lewis A. Abrams. Telephone, [zoo Worth. John H. Barry, M. D., Assistant Sanitary Super- Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. Lamont McLoughlin, Clerk. Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. intendent; George R. Crowly Assistant Chief William '1'. Beggin, Chief of Battalion in charge Regular advertised meetings on Monday, Wednes- John It. McCooey and N. Taylor Phillips, Deputy Clerk ; Robert Campbell, M.D., Assistant Registrar Bureau of Violations and Auxiliary Fire Appliances, day and Friday of each week at 2 o'clock P. m. Comptrollers. of Records. Boroughs of Manhattan, The Bronx and Richmond Hubert L. Smith, Assistant Deputy Comptroller. Nos 157 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Manhat- tan, Brookly CITY CLERK AND CLERK OF THE Paul Loeser, Secretary to Comptroller, Borough of Richmond, Nos. S4 and 56 Water street n and Queens, Nos. 365 and 367 Jay Stapleton, Staten Island. street, Itrooklyn. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. MAIN DIVISION. Central office open at all hours. City Hall. Rooms I1. Iz; to a. m. to 4 p. m.; Sat- H. J. Storrs, Chief Clerk, Room II. John T. Sprague, M. I)., Assistant Sanitary Super- urda}•s, a a. in to Iz in. intendent; Charles E. Boyer Assistant Chief Clark Telephone. ; 56o Cortlandt. BOOKKEEPING DIVISION. J. Walter Wood, M. D., Assistant Registrar of LAW DEPARTMENT. P. J. Scully, City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Frank W. Smith, Chief Accountant and Book- Records. Aldermen keeper, Room 8. OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL. Joseph F. Prendergast. First Deputy. Hall of Records, Chambers and Centre streets, John T. Oakley, Chief Clerk of the Board of AWARDS DIVISION. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. Aldermen. 6th, 7th and 8th floors, 9 a. M. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, Joseph V. Sculley, Clerk, Borough of Brooklyn. Joseph R. Kenny Bookkeeper in Charge, Room I. Henry Smith, Commissioner of Parks for the Bor- 9a.m.to12m. Thomas J. McCabe, Deputy City Clerk, Borough oughs of Manhattan and Richmond, and President Telephone, 39oo Worth. of The Bronx CONTRACT IIIVISION. Park Board. Francis K. Pendleton, Corporation Counsel. William R. Zimmerman, Deputy City Clerk, Bor- John II. Andrews, Clerk in Charge, Room 86. William J. Fransioli, Secretary. Assistants—Theodore Connoly, George I.. Ster- Offices, Arsenal Central Park. ling, Charles D. Olendorf, William P. Burr, R. Percy onh of Queens. Chlttenden, David Rumsey, William Beers Crowell, fossphF. O'Grady, Deputy City Clerk, Borough STOCK AND BOND DIVISION, Telephone, zoi Plaza. of Richmond. Michael J. Kennedy Commissioner of Parks for John L. O'Brien Terence Farley, Edward J. James J, Sullivan, Chief Stock and Bond Clerk, the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. McGoldrick Cornelius F. Collins, John F. O'Brien Room Sc. Offices, Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park, Brook- Edward S. lifalone, Edwin J. Freedman, Curtis A, CITY RECORD OFFICE. lyn. Peters, Louis H. Hahlo Stephen O'Brien, Frank B BUREAU OP AUDIT—MAIN DIVISION. Pierce, Charles A. O'i'ieil, Richard H. Mitchell BUREAU OF PRINTING, STATIONERY AND Telephone, 2300 South. P. H. Quinn, Chief Auditor of Accounts, Room 27 Joseph I. Berry, Commissioner of Parks for the John Widdecombe, Joel J. Squier, Arthur Sweeny BLANK BOOKS. Borough of The Bronx. William N. King George P. Nicholson George Supervisor's Office, Park Row Building, No. zt LAW AND ADJUSTMENT DIVISION. Office, Zbrowski Mansion, Claremont Park. Harold Folwell, ilartord P. Walker, A(fred W. Park Row. Entrance, Room 807, 9a. m. to 4 P. m Jeremiah T. Mahoney, Auditor of Accounts, Office hours,a. m. to 4 P. m.; Saturdays, Ism. Booraem, J. Gabriel Britt, Francis J. Byrne, Francis Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 12 m. Room 185. Telephone, zbo Tremont. Martin, Charles McIntyre, Clarence L. Barber Telephone, i5oS and Iio6 Cortlandt. Supply Solon derrick, James P. O'Connor, William H. Room, No. z, City Hall. BUREAU OP MUNICIPAL INVESTIGATION AND Jackson, Edward Maxson, Elliott S. Benedict, Isaac Patrick J. Tracy, Supervisor: Henry McMillen STATISTICS. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. Phillips, Edward A. McShane, Eugene Fay, Ricardc Deputy Supervisor C. McKemie- Secretary. M. DeAcosta, Francis X. McQuade, Raymond I) Charles S. Hervey, Supervising Statistician and PRINCIPAL OFFICE. Examiner, Room 180. Fosdick, John M. Barrett, I. Townsend Burden, Jr. Foot of East Twenty-sixth street, g a. in. to 4 p.m. Secretary to the Corporation Counsel—Edmund COMMISSIONER OF LICENSES. Saturdays, 12 m. Kirby. Office. No. 277 Broadway. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS DIVISION, Telephone, 33 50 Madison Square. Chief Clerk—Andrew T. Campbell. John N. Bogart, Commissioner. Daniel C. Potter, Chief Examiner of Accounts of Robert W. Fiebberd Commissioner. BROOKLYN OFFICE. James Y. Archibald, Deputy Commissioner. Institutions, Room 38. Richard C. Baker, first Deputy Commissioner. Thomas W. Hynes, Second Deputy Commis- Borough Hall, 2d floor, 9 a. m. to 4 P. M. Satur ohn J. Caldwell, Secretary. M. ~:ffice hours, 9a. m. to 4 P. in.; Saturdays, q a. m OFFICE OP THE CITY PAYMASTER. sioner for Brooklyn and Queens, Nos. g27 to 331 days g a to 12 m. to I2 m. No. 83 Chambers street and No. 65 Reade street. Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. Telephone, 2977 T'e~ephone 2948 Main. Telephone, 2828 Worth. John H. Timmerman, City Paymaster. Main. James D. tell, Assistant in charge. J. McKee Borden, Secretary. Plans and Specifications Contracts, Proposals and BUREAU OF STREET OPENINGS. ENGINEERING DIVISION. COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND. Estimates for Work and Materials for Building, No. go West Broadway, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Satur- Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway. Repairs and Supplies, Bills and Accounts, 9 a. m :o days, 9 a. In. to 12 M. George B. McClellan, Mayor Chairman; Herman Chandler Withington, Chief Engineer, Room 55. 4 p. m. ; Saturdays, 12 m. Telephone, 5190 Cortland. A. Metz, Comptroller: James J. Martin. Chamber Bureau of Dependent Adults, foot of East Twenty John 1'. Dunn, Assistant in charge. lain; Patrick F. McGowan, President of the Board DIVISION OP INSPECTION. sixth street. Office hours, 8.3o a. m. to 4 p. m. of Aldermen, and Timothy P. Sullivan, Chairman The Children's Bureau, No. 66 Third avenue. BUREAU FOR THE RECOVERY OF PENALTIES. Finance Committee, Board of Aldermen, Members William M. Hoge, Auditor of Accounts in Charge Room 3g. Office hours, 8.30 a. in. to 4 Q. m No. 119 Nassau street, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in.; Satur- N. Taylor Phillips. Deputy Comptroller Secretary Jeremiah Connelly, Superintendent for Richmond days 9a.m.to12M. Office of Secretary Room Iz, Stewart Building. DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE. Borough, Borough Hall, St. George, Staten Island. Telephone, 4526 Cortland. Telephone, 12oo V. orth. Telephone, loon Tompkinsville. Mortimer J. Brown, Appraiser of Real Estate Herman Stiefel, Assistant in charge. Rooms lor, 103 and toy. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ARREARS OF DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES. PERSONAL TAXES, Nos. 13-al Park Row. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING. No. 280 Broadway, 5th floor. Office hours for pub- James W. Stevenson, Commissioner. Borough of Manhattan—Stewart Building, Room Nos. 13 to 21 Park row, 9a. m. to 4 p. m. lic. q a. m. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, 9 a. M. to 12 M. John H. Little, Deputy Commissioner. O. Telephone, glib Cortlandt. Telephone,585 Worth. Edgar E. Schiff, Secretary. David E. Austen, Receiver of Taxes. William H. Edwards, Commissioner. Geo. O'Reilly, Assistant in charge. Office hours, 9 a. M. to 4 p. m. John J. McDonough and William H. Loughran, James J. Hogan, Deputy Commissioner, Borough Saturdays, 9 a. in. to Ia m. Deputy Receivers of Taxes. of Manhattan. TENEMENT HOUSE BUREAU AND BUREAU OF Telephone, 6o8o Cortlandt. Borough of The Bronx—Municipal Building, Third Owen J. Murphy, Deputy Commissioner, Borough BUILDINGS. and Tremont avenues. of Brooklyn. No. East Twenty-third street, 9 a. M. to 4 P. m.'. John B. Underhill and Stephen A. Nugent, Dep- Saturdays, 9a. m. to lam. ut y Receivers of Taxes. Julian Scott, Deputy Commissioner, Borough DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. of the Bronx. Telephone, 1961 Gramercy. Borough of Brooklyn—Municipal Building, Rooms John J. O'Brien, Chief Clerk. John P. O'Brien, Assistant in charge. CENTRAL OFFICE. Thomas J. Drennan and William Gallagher, No. 148 East Twentieth Street. Office hours from Deputy Receivers of Taxes. DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE COM- 9 a. in. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to lam. Borough of Queens—Hackett Building, Jackson ASSESSMENTS. MISSION. Telephone, Io47 Gramercy. avenue and Fifth street, Long Island City. )ohi J. Barry, Commissioner. George H. Creed and Mason O. Smedley, Deputy Hall of Records, comer of Chambers and Centre Office, No, 17 Battery place. George A. Soper, George %V. Meyer, Deputy Commissioner. streets. Office hours, g a. m. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, Ph. D. President; James H. Fuertes Secretary- H. Receivers of Taxes. de B. }{ John B. Fitzgerald, Secretary. Borough of Richmond—Borough Hall, St. George 9a.m.toum. arsons, Charles Sooysmith, Linsly R. Wil- New Brighton. Commissioners—Lawson Purdy, President' Frank liams, M. D. John De Morgan and F. Wilsey Owen, Deputy Raymond, James H. Tully, Charles Putzet, Hugh Telephone, 1694 Rector. DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND Receivers of Taxes. Hastings, Charles J. McCormack, John J. Halleran FERRIES. Telephone, 3goo Worth. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENT COMMISSION. Pier "A,' N. R. Battery place. AND ARREARS. Telephone, 300 ector. DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY, No, 299 Broadway, a. m. to 4 p. m. Allen N. Spooner Commissioner. Borough of Manhattan, Stewart Building, Room GAS AND ELECTRICITY. Frank L. Polk, R. Ross Appleton, Arthur J. Denis A. Judge, [}eputy Commissioner Nos. 13 to sr Park Row, Ia. m. to 4 p. m. O'Keeffe. Joseph W. Savage, Secretary. Daniel Moynahan, Collector of Assessments and Telephones, Manhattan 85x0 Cortland{ Brooklyn, Frank A. Spencer, Secretary. Office hours, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, jam. Arrears. 3980 Main; Queens, 439 breenpoint; Richmond, 94 John F. Skelly, Assistant Secretary, Richard E. Weldon, Deputy Collector of Assess- Tompkinsville; Bronx, 6z Tremont. ments and Arrears. John H. O'Brien, Commissioner. Labor Bureau. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. Borough of The Bronx—Municipal Building M. N. Loughman, Deput Commissioner. Nos. -6o Lafayette street. Rooms I"). I, M. de Varona Chief Engineer. Telephone, 2140 Worth. BOARD OF EDUCATION. James J. Donovan, Jr., Deputy Collector of As- George W. Bircisall, Consulting Hydraulic En- Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street Borough of sessments and Arrears. gineer. Manhattan, 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. (in the month of Borough of Brooklyn—Mechanics' Bank Building, George F. Sever, Consulting Electrical Engineer. MUNICIPAL EXPLOSIVES COMMISSION. August, q a. m. to 4 p. m.); Saturdays, g a. in. to corner Court and Montague streets. - Charles F. Lacombe, Chief Engineer of Light and Nos r52 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Head- lam. John M. Gray, Deputy Collector of Assessments Power. quarters Fire Department. 'Telephone, 558o Plaza. and Arrears. Hubert S. Wynkoop, Electrical Engineer. Patrick A. Whitney, Deputy Fire Commissioner Stated meetings of the Board are held at 4 p m. Borough of Queens—Hackett Building, Jackson Michael C. Padden, Water Register, Manhattan and Chairman; William Montgomery, John Sherry, on the first Mondayin February, the second Wed avenue and Fifth street Long Island City. William A. Hawley, Secretary to Commissioner. C. Andrade, Jr., Abram A. Breneman. nesday in July, and the second and fourth Wednes' Thomas A. Healy, 1')eputy Collector of Assess. William C. Cozier, Deputp commissioner Bor- Telephone, 6. o Plaza. days in every month, except July and August. ments and Arrears. ough of Brooklyn, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. Franz S. Wolf, Secretary, Nos. 365-367 Jay Richard B. Aldcroftt, r.; Nicholas ). Barrett, Borough of Richmond—St. George, New Brighton. Walter E. Spear, Chief Engineer. street, Brooklyn. Charles E. Bruce, M. Joseph E. Cosgrove John `Gann, Deputy Collector of AsesBsmanis John W. McKay, Assistant Engineer in Charge, Stated meeting, Friday of each week, at 3 p. M. Frederic R. Coudert, Francis W. Crowninshield, Borough of Richmond. Telephone, 3520 Malt. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10508 POLICE DEPARTMENT. Julius Harburger, President Board of Coroners. SHERIFF. SUPREME COURT—FIRST DEPART- CENTRAL OFFICE. Iacob E. Bausch, Chief Clerk. County Court-house, Brooklyn, N. Y. MENT. Telephones. 1094, cOt7, 5058 Franklin. q a. m. p. m.; Saturdays, r2 m. No. 3oo Mulberry street, q a. m to 4 p.m. Borough of Queens—Office, Borough Hall, Fulton to'. County Cc art-house, Chambers street. Court open Telephone,roo Spring. street, Jamaica, L. I. Alfred T. Robley, Sheriff. from 10.13 a. M. to{ p. m. William F. Baker, Commissioner, Samuel 1). Nutt, Alfred S. Ambler. James P. Connell Under Sheriff. Special Term, Part I. (motions), Room No. 16. Frederick H. liugher, First Deputy Commissioner Martin Mager, Jr., Chief Clerk. Telephone, 6845, 846, 6947, Main. Special Term, Part II. (ex-parts business), Room Charles W. Kirby1 Second Ilep4y Commissioner. Office hours, from q a. m. to to p. In. No. 13. Josiah A. Stover. Third Deputy (.ommissioner. Borough of Richmond—No. 44 Second street, SURROGATE. Special Term, Part III., Room No. rq. Alfred W. Booraem, Fourth Deputy Commis- New Brighton. Open for the transaction of busi- Special Term, Part IV. Room No. so. sioner. ness all hours of the day and night. Hall of Records, Brooklyn, N. Y. Special Term, Part V., Room No. 6. William H. Kipp, Chief Clerk. Matthew J. Cahill. Herbert T. Ketcham Surro ate. Special Term, Part VI. (Elevated Railroad cases) Telephone, 7 Tompkinsville, Edward J. Bergen, thief Clerk and Clerk of the Room No. 31. Surrogate's Court 1'riai Term, Part II., Room No. 34. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. Court opens at io a. m. Office hours, 9 a. In. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, qV. m. to is m. Trial Term, Part III.. Room No. as. The Public Service Commission for the First I)is- Telephone, Main. Trial Term, Part IV. Room No. mi. trict Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau street, COUNTY OFFICES. 3954 Trial Term, Part V., Room No. 24.1 Manhattan. Trial Term, Part VI. Room No. 18. Office hours, 8 a. m. to is p.m., every day in the Trial Term, Part VIf., Room No. -- year, including holidays and Sundays. NEW YORK COUNTY. QUEENS COUNTY. Trial Term, Part VIII. Room No. 13, Trial Term, Part IX., oom No. 35. Stated public meetings of the Commission, Tues- COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. days and Fridays at 11.30 a. m. in the Public Hear- COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. Trial Term, Part X., Room No. 26 . ing Room of the Commission, third floor of the Room 127 Stewart Building, Chambers street and Trial Term, Part XI., Room No. 27, Broadway, 95. m. to 4 p.m. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4p. m.; July and August, 9 Trial Term, Part Xll,, Room No. —. Thomas Allison, Commissioner. a. in. to 29. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 12 M. Queens Trial 'term Part XIII., and Special Term, Part Frederick P. Simpson, Assistant Commissioner County Court-house, Long Island City. VII., Room to. 36. Maltbie, John E. Eustis. Counsel, George S. Cole- Frederick O'Byrne, Secretary. John P. Balbert, Commissioner of Jurors. Trial Term, Part XIV., Room No. z8. man. Secretary, Travis H. Whitney. Telephone, 2{I Worth. adman Richardson, Assistant Commissioner. Trial Term, Part X V. Room No. 37. Telephone, 4150 Beekman, Telephone, 45S Greenpoint. Trial Term, Part XVi., Room No. —. Trial Tenn, Part XVII., Room No. so. COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS. COUNTY CLERK. Trial 1'erm, Part XVlll., Room No. aq. Appellate Term Room No. 29. TENEMENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT. Office, Hall of Records. No.64 Fulton street, Jamaica, Fourth Ward Naturalization f}ureau, Room No. 38, third floor. William S. Andrews, Commissioner Borough of Queens, City of New York. Manhattan Office j No. 44 East Twenty-third street. Assignment Bureau, room on mezzanine floor 'telephone,5331 1ramercy ranies O. Farrell, Deputy Conmiissioner. Office open, 9 a. m. to 4 p. ni.; Saturday, q a. m. to northeast. Edmond J. Butler, Commissioner. J ames J. Fleming, Jr. Secretary. 12 Ill. Cler,usin attendance from 10 a. in. to 4 p. m. Wm. H. Abbott, Jr., First Deputy Commissioner. Telephone, 3900 Worth, John Niederstein, County Clerk. Clerk's Office, Special Term, Part 1. (motions), Brooklyn Office (Boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens Frank C. Klingenbeck, Secretary. Room- No. it. and Richmond), 'temple Bar Building, No. 44 Henry Walter, Jr., Deputy County Clerk, Clerk's Office, Special Term, Part I1. (ex-parte Court street. COUNTY CLERK. Telephone, I5t Jamaica business), ground floor, southeast corner. Telephone, 3825 Main. Nos. S, 8, q, 10 and n New County Court-house Clerk's Office, Special Term, Calendar, ground John McKeown, Second Deputy Commissioner. Office hours from 9 a. M. toq p. in. COUNTY COURT. floor, south. Bronx Office, Nos. 2804, 2806 and 2808 Third Ave Peter 1. I)ooling. County Clerk. Temporary County Court-house, Long Island City Clerk's Once, Trial Term, Calendar, room north- nue. John F. Curry, Deputy. County Court opens at loam. Trial Terms begin east corner second floor east. Telephone, 967 Melrose. Joseph J. Glennen, Secretary. first Monday of each month, except July, August Clerk's office, Appellate Term, room southwest William B. Calvert, Superintendent. Telephone, 87o Cortlandt. and September. Special Terms each aturday, ex- corner, third floor. _eut duringAugust and first Saturday of September. Trial 'term, Part 1. (criminal business). County udge's office always open at No. 336 Ful- Criminal Court-house, Centre street. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ton street, Jamaica, N. V. Justices—Charles H. Truax, Charles F. MacLean, BOROUGH OFFICES. Hurt Humphrey, County Judge. Henry Bischoff, Leonard A. Giegerich N. Henry Building for Criminal Courts, Franklin and Centre Uugro Henry A. Gildersleeve, James Fitzgerald streets. Telephone, 2156 Jamaica. James A. O'Gorman, lames A. Blanchard, Samuel BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. in., Saturdays Greenbaum, Edward E. McCall, Edward B. Amend, 9 a. m. to 12 m. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Vernon M. Davis, Victor 1. Dowling Joseph E. Office of the President, corner Third avenue and Wm. Travers Jerome, District Attorney. One hundred and Seventy-seventh street; 9 a. m. to Office, Queens County Court-house, Long Island Newburger, John W. Goff Samuel Sceabury M. John A. Henneberry, Chief Clerk. Warley Ylatzek, Peter A. Hendrick, John I ord 4 p. m.; Saturdays, q a. in. to 12 m. Telephone, 2304 Franklin. City. q a. ,n. to p. M. John F. Murray,i'resldent. I' rederick G. DeWitt, District Attorney. Charles W. Dayton, John J. Brady, Mitchell L. enry A. Gumbleton. Secretary. Erlanger, Charles L. Guy, James W. Gerard Telephone, 39 Green point. Irving Lehn,an. —, Commissioner of Public Works. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. John A. Hawkins, Assistant Commissioner of Peter J. Dooling Clerk, Supreme Court, Public Works. No. uq Nassau street 9 a. M. to 4 p. Mn. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Telephone, 4580 tortlandt. Josiah A. Briggs, Chief Engineer. William M. Hoes Public Administrator. No. 17 Cook avenue Elmhurst. Frederick Greiflenberg, Principal Assistant Topo- Telephone, 6376 dortlandt. John T. Robinson, Public Administrator, County graphical Engineer of Queens. SUPREME COURT—SECOND DEPART- Charles I f . Graham, Engineer of Sewers. Telephone, 335 Newtown. MENT. Thomas H. O'Neil, Superintendent of Sewers, REGISTER. Kings County Court-house, Borough of Brooklyn Samuel C. Thonmpson, Engineer of Highways. Hall of Records. Office hours from q a. m. to 4 N.Y. Patrick J. Reville, Superintendent of Buildings. p.m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m to 12 m. buring the months SHERIFF. John A. Mason, Assistant Superintendent of of July and August the hours are from a. m. to 2 Court open daily from io o'clock a. in. to 5 o'clock 9 County Court-house, Long Island City. 9 a. m. to p. m. Seven jury trial parts. Special Term for Buildings. p. m. . m.; Saturdays, q a. m. to 12 M. Peter. Stumpf, Superintendent of Highways. trials. Special Term for Motions. Frank Gass, Register. 1pHerbert S. Harvey, Sheriff. James F. McGee General Clerk. Albert H. Liebenau, Superintendent of Public William H. Sinnott, Deputy Register. John M. Phillips, Under Sheriff. Telephone, S{6o Blain. Buildings and Offices. Telephone, 3goo Worth. Telephone, 41 Greenpoint (office). Telephone, 2680 Tremont, Henry O. Schleth, Warden, Queens County Jail. SHERIFF. Telephone, 372 Greenpoint BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. CRIMINAL DIVISION—SUPREME No. 299 Broadway, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, o COURT. President's Office, Nos. a5 and r6 Borough IIatl, q a. m. to 12 in. Except during July and August, q a.m. SURROGATE. a. m. to 5 p. in.; Saturdays, q a. nn. to 12 m. to 2 p. in.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to i2 m. Building for Criminal Courts, Centre, Elm, White Bird S. Coler. President. Thomas F. Foley, Sheriff. Daniel Noble Surrogate. and Franklin streets. Charles Frederick Adams, Secretary. John F. Gilchrist Under Sheriff. Win F. Hendrickson, Clerk. Court opens at 10 3o a. m. John A. Heffernan, Private Secretary. telephone, 4984 1W'orth. Office, No. 364 Fulton street, Jamaica. Peter J.. Dooling, Clerk; Edward K. Carroll, Thomas R. Farrell, Commissioner of Public Except on Sundays, holidays and half holidays, Special I eputy to the (:,err. Works, the office is open from q a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, Clerk's Office open from q a. m. to 4 p. m. James M. Power, Secretary to Commissioner. SURROGATE. from ga. iii. to12m Telephouc, 6064 Franklin. Dennis. Ilonovan, Superintendent of Buildings. Hall of Records. Court open from q a. m to 4 The calendar is called on Tuesday of each week at James Dunne, Superintendent of the Bureau of p m., except Saturday when it closes at 12 ni. to a. m. except during the month of August. Sewers. During the months of July and August the hours are Telephone, 397 Jamaica. Joseph M. Lawrence, Superintendent of the from q a. m. to 2 p. in. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices. Abner C. Thomas and John P. Cohalan, Surro- Held in the Building for Criminal Courts, Centre Patrick F. Lynch, Superintendent of Highways. gates; William V. Leary, Chief Clerk. Elm, White and Franklin streets. RICHMOND COUNTY. Court opens at 10.30 a. m. COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. Thomas C. T. Crain, Otto A. Rosalsky Warren BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. W. Foster, Thomas C. O'Sullivan. Edward Swann KINGS COUNTY. Village Hall, Stapleton. Joseph F. Mulqueen, James T. Malonejudges of Office of the President, Nos. 14, 15 and 16 City Charles J. Kulhnan, Commissioner. the Court of General Sessions Edward R. Carroll Hall, q a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 12 m. John 1. McCaughey, Assistant Commissioner. COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. Clerk. Telephone, i2or Franklin. John F. Ahearn, President. Office open frum 9 a. m. until 4 p. In.; Saturdays, Clerk's Office open from q a. in. to 4p. in. Bernard 1)owning, Secretary. County Court-house. rom 9a in. to 1201. During July and August Clerk's Office will close John C1oughen, Commissioner of Public Works. Jacob Brenner, Commissioner. Telephone, Si Tompkinsville. at 2 p. m., and on Saturdays at is m, James J. Hagan, Assistant Comn:issionerof Pub- Jacob A. Livingston, Deputy Commissioner. tic Works. Albert B. Waldron, Secretary. George F. Scannell, Superintendent of Highways. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, COUNTY CLERK. Edward S. Murphy, Superintendent of Buildings. from q a. in. to 12 in. County Office Building, Richmond, S. I., q a. m. to CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW Frank J. Goodwin, Superintendent of Sewers. Office hours during July and August, q a. m. to 2 m. YORK. John R. Voorhis, Superintendent of Buildings p. m.; Saturdays,g a. M. to is In. 4 C. L. Bostwick, County Clerk. No. g2 Chambers street, Brownstone Building, C ity and Offices. Telephone, 6725 Cortlandt. Telephone, 1454 Main County Court-house, Richmond, S. 1., 9 a m. to 4 Hall Park, from io a. In-to'. p. m. p. m. Part I. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Telephone, 28 New Dorp. Part II COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS. Part Ill. President's Office, Borough Hall, Jackson avenue Hall of Records. Part IV and Fifth street, Long Island City; 9 a. m. to 4 P. m. Office hours a. m. to 4 p. m., excepting months Saturdays, q a. m. to 12 m. 9 COUNTY JUDGE AND SURROGATE. Part V. of July and August, then 9 a. m. to a p. m., Satur Terms of Court, Richmond County, tgoq. Part VI, Lawrence Gresser President. days 9 a. m. to 12 M. Part VII. John M. Cragen, ecretary. Lewis M. Swasey,Commissioner. County Courts—Stephen D. Stephens, County Judge. Part VIII. Alfred Denton, Commissioner of Public Works. I). H. Ralston, eputy Commissioner. Special Term Chambers will be held from ra a. in Harry Sutphin, Assistant Commissioner of Pub- Telephone, 1114 Main. First Monday of June, Grand and Trial Jury. lic Works. Second Monday of November, Grand and Trial to 4 p. m. Thomas I). Mosscrop, Superintendent. Jury Clerk's Office open from q a. M. to 4 P. m. Patrick E. Leahy, Superintendent of Highways. William J. Beattie, Assistant Superintendent. Edward F. O'Dwyer, Chief Justice; Lewis J. Carl Berger, Superintendent of Buildings. Telephone, 1o82 Main. Fourth Wednesday of lanuary, without a Jury. Cornelius Burke, Superintendent of Sewers. Fourth Wednesday of February, without a Jury Conlan, Francis B. Delehanty, Joseph 1. Green, Arrow C. Hankins, Superintendent of Street Clean- Fourth Wednesday of March, without a Jury. Alexander Finelite Tl.omas F. Donnelly, John V in COUNTY CLERK. Fourth Wednesday of April, without a Jury McAvoy, Peter Schmuck, Richard T. Lynch, Ed- dward F. Kelly, Superintendent of Public Build- Fourth Wednesday of July, without a Jury. ward B. La Felra, Justices. Thomas F. Smith, Hall of Records, Brooklyn. Office hours, q a. m Clerk. in s and Offices. to 4 p. m.; during months of July and August, q a.m. Fourth Wednesday of September, without a Jury. Telephone 1900 Greenpoint. Fourth Wednesday of October, without a Jury. Telephone, 6142 Cortlandt. to 2 p. in.: Saturdays, n a. m. to lam, Fourth Wednesday of December, without a jury. Frank Ehlers, County Clerk. Surrogate's Court—Stephen U. Stephens, urro- BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. Robert A. Sharkey, Deputy County Clerk. john Cooper, Assistant Deputy County Clerk. gate. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. lent's Office, New Brighton, Staten Island. Telephone call, 4g3o Main. Mondays, at the Borough Hall, St. George, at 10.30 e Cromwell, President. o'clock a. m. Building for Criminal Courts, Centre street be- ury Fleming, Secretary. Tuesdays, at the Borough Hall, St. George, at 10.30 tween Franklin and White streets, Borough of Man- Lincoln Tribus, Consulting Engineer and COUNTY COURT. o'clock a. m. hattan. Court opens at ro a. m. Commissioner of Public Works. County Court-house, Brooklyn, Rooms, io, t7, 18, Wednesdays, at the Surrogate's Office, Richmond Justices—First Division—William E. Wyatt Wil Im R. Hillyer, Assistant Commissioner of 22 and 23. Court opens at io a. m. daily and sits at 10.30 o'clock a. In. Vurks, Bureau of Engineering—Topography. lard H. Olnmsted, Joseph M. Deuel, Lorenz feller until business is completed. Part I., Room No. 23; loon B. Mayo, Franklin Chase Hoyt. William M. lure S. Oxholm, Engineer in charge, Bureau Part 11., Room No. to, Court-house. Clerk's Office. Fuller, Acting Clerk. veering—Construct ion. Rooms 17, 18 and 22, open daily from q a. in. to 4 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. City Magistrates to sit in the Court of Special Seaton Superintendent of Buildings. p. m.; Saturdays r2 m. Borough Hall, St. George, S. 1. Sessions until November 30, rgog—Charles W. Har- Buel superintendent of Highways. Norman S. D&e and Lewis L. Fawcett, County Samuel H. Evins. T. ietherston, Assistant li ngineer and ris. Joseph F. Moss. Judges. Telephone, So Tompkinsville. Clerk's Office open from 9a. m, to '.p.m. Charles S. Devoy, Chief Clerk. Telephone, 2092 Franklin, Clerk's office. Telephone, 4154 and Main• Telephone, 80m Franklin, Justices' chambers. John Timlin, Jr., Superintendent of Public Build- 4155 SHERIFF. ings and Offices. Offices—Borough Hall, New Brighton, N. Y., 9 County Court-house Richmond, S. 1. Second Division—Trial Days—No. 171 Atlantic DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Oficef hours, q a. m. 10 4 p. m avenue, Brooklyn, Mondays, Thursdays and Fri- a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays, q a. m, to is m, Office, County Court-house, Borough of Brooklyn. Joseph J. Barth. days at io o'clock; Town Hall Jamaica. Borough of Telephone, t000 Tompkinsville. Hours, 4a. m. to 5y . m. (Queens, Tuesday at to o'clock; Borough Hall, St. ]olio F. Clarke, District Attorney. George, borough of Richmond, Wednesdays at to CORONERS. Telephone number, 29557-Main. o'clock. THE COURTS. Justices—Howard J Forker John Fleming, Mor. Borough of The Bronx—Corner of Third avenue an M. L. Ryan Robert I. Wilkin George J. and Tremont avenue—Telephone, 1250 Tremont PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. and 1402 Tremont. APPELLATE DIVISION OF THE O'Keefe,ames J. I4c1nerney. Joseph L. Kerrigan No. Court street (Temple Bar), Brooklyn, 9 I SUPREME COURT. Clerk; Johin J. Dorman, Deputy Clerk. Robert F. McDonald A. F. Schwannecke. 44 William T. Austin Chief Clerk a. m. to 5Q m. Clerk's Ofice, No. 171 Atlantic avenue, Borough of Borough of Brooklyn—Office, Rooms I and Charles E. Teale, Public Administrator. FIRST JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. Brooklyn, open from 9 a. m to '.p.m. Municipal Building, Telephone, 4004 Main and Telephone, s840 Main. I Court-house, Madison avenue, corner Twenty-fifth 4oeS Main. street. Court opens at I p. m. (Friday, Motion day at 10.30 a. m.) Henry J. Brewer, M. D. John F. Kennedy. REGISTER. CHILDREN'S COURT. Ioseph McGuinness, Chef Clerk. Edward Patterson, Presidi, Justice; George L Open all hours of the day and night. Hall of Records. OfficeIS noun 9a. m. to 4 m. Ingraham, Chester B. Mclgsughlm Frank C. First Division—No. 66 Third avenue, Manhattan. Borough of Manhattan—Office, Criminal Courts excepting months of ruly and August; then from q I Laughlin, John Proctor Clarke James W. Hott&hton Ernest K. Coulter Clerk. Building Centre and White streets. Open at all a. m. to 2 p. m. provided for by statute. Francis M. Scott Justices; Aldred Wagstaff, Clerk; Telephone. 53ci Stuyvesant. times of the day and night. William A. Prendergast, Register. i William Lamb, lieputy Clerk. Second Division—No. too Court street, Brooklyn Coroners: Julius Harburger, Peter P. AaitelU, Frederick H. E. Ebstein, Deputy Register, I Clerk's Office opens at 9 a. m. William F. Delaney, Clerk. George F. Shrady, Jr., Peter Dooley, Telephone, 1830 Main. I Telephone, 384. Madison kkuW, Telephone, 627 Main. 10504 THE CITY RECORD . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. CITY MAGISTRATES' COURT Sixth District-The Sixth District embraces the Fourth District—Embraces the Twenty-fourth and BOROUGH OF QUEENS. territory bounded on the south by the centts line of Twenty-fifth Wards that portion of the Twenty-first "Long Island Star" (First and Second Wards), First Division. Fifty-ninth street and by the centre line of Ninety- and Twenty-third Wards lying east of the centre line ♦ "Flushing Evening Journal" (Third Ward), Court open from 9 a. m, to y . m. sixth street from Lexington avenue to Fifth ave.:ue, of Stuyvesant avenue and east of the centre line of "Long~ Island Farmer' (Fourth Ward), "Rocks' City Magistrates—Robert C. Cornell, Leroy B on the west by the centre line of Lexington avem'e Schenectady avenue, and that portion of the Twenty. way News" (Fifth Ward). Crane. Peter T. Barlow, Matthew P. Breen, Joseph from rifty-ninth street to Ninety-sixth street ant; seventh Ward lying southeast of the centre line of F. Moss, Henry Stainert, Daniel E. Finn, Frederick the centre line or Fifth avenue from Ninety-sixth Starr street between the boundary line of Queens BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. B. House, Charles N. tfarris Frederic 1. ernucltan, street to One Hundred and Tenth street, on the and the centre tine of Central avenue, and southeast Arthur C. Butts, Joseph E. Ctorrigan, Moses Herr- north by the centre line of One Hundred and Tenth of the centre line of Suydam street between the "Brooklyn Eagle," "Brooklyn Times," "Brook- man, Paul Krotel, Keyran J. O'Connor, Henry W. street, on the east by the easterly boundary of said centre lines of Central and Bushwick avenues, and lyn Citizen," "Brooklyn Standard-Union," "Brook- Herbert. borough, including, however, all of Blackwell's so:'theast of the centre line of Willoughby avenue lyner Freie Presse." Philip Bloch. Secretary, One Hundred and Island and excluding any portion of Ward's Island. bet seen the oentre lines of Bushwick avenue and Twenty-first street and Sylvan place. Herman. joseph, Jacob Marks, ustices. Broadway. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. First District—Criminal Court Buildiug Edward A.McQuade, Clerk; Thomas M. Cam Court-room, No. 54 Howard avenue "Real Estate Record and Guide" (Harlem Dis- Second District—Jefferson 6farket. bell, Deputy Clerk; John J. Dietz, Frederick Thomas H. Williams, Justice. G. J. Wiederhold trict), "Manhattan and Bronx Advocate" (Wash- Third District—ho, 6q Essex street. Stroh, Assistant Clerks. Cleik. Milton I. Williams, Assistant Clerk. inRton Heights, Morningside Heights and Harlem Fourth District—Nu. t - i East Fifty-seventh street. Location of Court-Northwest comer of Third Clerk's Of3:ce open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Districts). Fifth District—One hundred and Twenty-first avenue and Eighty-third street. Clerk's Office open Designated by Board of City Record June 19, street, southeastern corner of Sylvan place. daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from g Fifth District.-Contains the Eighth Thirtieth 1906. Amended June 20, 1906; September 30, Sixth District—One Hundred and Sixty-first street a. in. to 4 P. m. and They-first Wards, and so much of the Twenty 1907; February 24, 1908; March 5 and 16, 1908, and Brook avenue. Telephone, 4343 79-St. second Warri as lies south of Prospect avenue. Court. and March 16, 1909, Seventh District—No. 314 West Fifty-fourth street, house, nor0west corner of Fifty-third street and Eighth District—Main street, Westchester. Seventh District--The Seventh District embraces Third avenue. the territory bounded on the south by the centre Cornelius Furgueson, Justice. Jeremiah J. O'Leary, BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. Second Division. line of One Hundred and Tenth street on the east Clerk. by the centre line of Fifth avenue to tie northerly Clerk's Offit.s open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Borough of Brooklyn. terminus thereof, and north of the northerly ter- Telephone, 407 Bay Ridge. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OP THE BOROUGH Or I minus of Fifth avenue, following in a northerly RICHMOND, BOROUGH HALL, Sr. GEORGE, NEW 'I City Magistrates—Edward J. Dooley, James G. direction the course of the Harlem river, on a line Sixth District—The Sixth District embraces the BRIGtrrots, NEW YORK CITY. Tighe, John Naumer E. G. Higginbotham, Frank contermi,tous with the easterly boundary of said bor- Ninth and Twenty-ninth Wards and that portion of QEAI.El) 131DS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE E. O'Reilly, Henry j, Furlong, A. V. B. Voorhees. ough, on the north and west by the northerly and the Twehty-second Ward north of the centre line of received by the President of the Borough of Tr.. Alexander H. Geismar, John F. Hylan, Howard westerly boundaries of said borough. Prospect avenue; aL;o that portion of the Eleventh Richmond at the above office until 12 o'clock m. i P. Nash. Phillip J. Sinnott, David L. Weil, John R. Davies, and the Twentieth Wards beginning at the intersec- on President of the Board, Edward J. Dooley, No. Justices. tion of the centre lines of Bridge and Fulton streets; z_: Clerniont avenue. Heman B. Wilson, Clerk; Robert Andrews, thence along the centre line of Fulton street to Flat- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1008. Secretary to the Board, Charles J. Flanigan Deputy Clerk. bush avenue; thence alo.•g the centre line of Flat- Borough of Richmond, Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues, and No. 648 Halsey Location of Court—No. 7o Manhattan street. bush avenue to Atlantic avenue: thence along the No. 1. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER- I street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal holi- centre tine of Atlantic avenue to Washington avenue; Courts. INt; I1ROKEN STONE AT TOMPKINS AVE- days excepted) from q a. m. to 4 p. M. thence along the centre hue of Washington avenue N('E YARD, CLIFTON, S. I. First District—No. 318 Adams street. to Park avenue; thence along the centre line of Park The Superintendent's estimate of the quan- Second District—Court and Butler streets. Eighth District- The Eighth District embraces avenue to Waverly avenue; thence along the centre tity and quality of the material and the nature Third District—Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenue-, the territory bounded on the south by the centre line of Waverly avenue to Myrtle avenue; thence and extent, as near as possible, of the material Fourth District—ho. i8b Bedford avenue. line of One Hundred and Tenth street, on the westby along the centre line of Myrtle avenue to Hudson required, is as follows: Fifth thstrict—No. 249 Manhattan avenue. the centre line of Fifth avenue, on the north and avenue: thence along the centre line of Hudson ave- 1,000 tons of ~-inch broken stone. Sixth District—No. 493 Gates avenue. east by the northerly and easterly boundaries of nue to Johnson street; thence along the centre line The tinie for the completion of the work and Seventh District—No. 31 Snider avenue(Flatbush) said ourough, including Randall's Island and the of Iohnson street to Bridge street, and thence along the frill performance of the contract is thirty Eighth District—West Eighth street (Coney Is i whole of R ard's Island. the centre fine of Bridget treat to the point of begin- (30) days. and). Joseph P. Fallon, Leopoid Prince, Justices. ning. The amount of security required is Seven Ninth District—Fifth avenue and Twenty-third William J. Kennedy, Clerk; Patrick J. Ryan, Lucien S. Bayliss and George Fielder, Justices. Hundred Dollars ($700). street. Deputy Clerk. Charles P. Bible Clerk, No. 2. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER- Tenth District—No, 133 New Jersey avenue. Location of Court—Sylvan place and One Hun- Court-house, Ito. 611 Fulto'A street, ING BROKEN STONE AT S'1'AIBLE "It" dred and Twenty-first street, near Third avenue. COLUM1tl.1 STREET, WEST NEW BRIGHT. Borough of Queens. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal holi- Seventh District—The Seventh District embraces ON, S. 1. days excepted) from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. the Twenty-sixth, Twenty-eighth and Thirty-second City Magistrates—Matthew J. Smith Joseph Wards. The Superintendent's estimate of the quail' Fitch, Maurice E. Connolly, Eugene C. Gilroy. Telephone, 3950 Harlem. lily and quality of the material and the nature Alexander S. Rosenthal and Edward A. Richards and extent, as near as possible, of the material Ninth District—The Ninth District embraces the Justices Samuel F. Bothers, Clerk. required, is as follows: Courts. territory bounded on the south by the centre line Court-house, corner °'ennsylvania avenue and Ful- of Fourteenth street and by the centre line of Fifty 1,000 tons of 514-inch broken stone, First District—St. Mary's Lyceum, Long Island ton street (No. 31 Pennsylvania avenue). The time for the completion of the work and City. ninth street from the centre line of Seventh avenue Clerk's Office open from g a. M. to 4 p. m.; Satur• the full performance of the contract is thirty Second District-Town Hall, Flushing L. I. to the centre line of Central Park West, on the east days, 9 a. m. to 12 in. Trial days, Tuesdays, Wed- (30) days, Third District-Central avenue, Far kockaway, by the centre line of Lexington avenue and by the nesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The amount of security required is Seven L. 1. entre line of Irving place, including its projection jury days, Tuesdays and Fridays. Ilundred Dollars ($700). Borough of Richmond. through Gramercy Park, and by the centre line of Clerk's Telephone, 904 East New York. Fifth avenue from the centre line of Ninety-sixth Court Telephone, 905 East New York. The contracts must be bid for separately, and City Magistrates-Joseph B. Handy, Nathaniel street to the centre line of One Hundred and Tenth the bids will be compared and the contract M arsh. a, carded at a lump or aggregate sum for each street, on the north by the centre line of Ninety. Borough of Queens. co ,it ract. Courts sixth street from the centre line of Lexington avenue First District—First Ward (all of Long Island City Bidders are requested to make their bids or First District-Lafayette place, New Brighton, to the centre line of Fifth avenue and by One Hun- formerly composing five wards). Court-room, St. estimates upon the blank form prepared by the Staten Island. dred and Tenth street from Fifth avenue to Central Mary's Lyceum, Nos. try and 117 Fifth street, Long ]'resident, a copy of which, with the proper Second District-Village Hall, Stapleton, Staten Park West, on the west by the centre line of Seventh Island City. envelope in which to inclose the hid, together Island, avenue ani Central Park West. Clerk's Office open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. each with a copy of the contract, including the speci- Edg; r J. Lauer, Frederick De Witt Wells, Frank day, excepting Saturdays closing at is m. Trial tications, in the form approved by the Corpora- D. Sturges William C. Wilson, Justices. MUNICIPAL COURTS. days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. All tiLm Counsel, can be obtained upon application William J. Chamberlain, Clerk; Charles Healy, therefor at the office of the said President. Deputy Clerk. other business transacted on Tuesdays and Thurs Borough of Manhattan. days. GEORGE CROMWELL, President. Location of Court—Southwest corner of Madison Thomas C. Kadien, Justice. Thomas F. Kennedy. First District—The First District embraces the avenue and Fifty-ninth street. Clerk's Office open The City of New York, September 1, 1 509. territory bounded on the south and west by the Clerk. laily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from Telephone, 2376 Greenpoint. s9,21 southerly and westerly boundaries of the said ga. in. t04p.in. borough, on the north by the centre line of Four. Telephone, 3873 Plaza. Second District—Second and Third Wards, which ttr See General Instructions to Bid- teenth street and the centre line of Fifth street from include the territory cf the late Towns of Newtown ders on the last page, lost column, of the Bowery to Second avenue, on the east by the and Flushing. Court-room in Court-house of the the "City Record." centre lines of Fourth avenue from Fourteenth Borough of The Bronx. late Town of Newtown corner of Broadway and street to Fifth street Second avenue, Chrystie street, First District—All that part of the Twenty-fourth Court street, Elmhurst, Iiew York. P. O. Address, Division street and Catharine street. Ward which was lately annexed to the City and Elmhurst. Queens County, New York. BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY. N'auhope Lynn, William F. Moore, John Hoyel, County of New York by chapter Q34of the Laws of William Rasqtin, Jr., Justice. Luke J. Connor- justices. tifgj, comprising all of the late Town of Westchester ton, Clerk. William Repper, Assistant Clerk. Thomas O'Connell, Clerk; Francis Margin, and part of the Towns of Eastchester and Pelham, Janes B. Snediker, Stenographer. CONTRACT N. l 5evuty Clerk. including the Villages of Wakefield and Williams- Trial days Tuesdays and Thursdays. Location of Court--Merchants' Association Build- bridge. Court-room. Town Hall, No. 1400 Williams- Clerk's vlfice open from 9 a. in. to 4 p.m. ing. Nos. 4-6o Lafayette street. Clerk's Office open br:dge road, Westchester Village. Court open daily Telephone, 87 Newtown. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from Sundays and legal holidays excepted), from q a. m. the Board of Water Supply, in Room 910, q a. M. to 4 p. m. to 4 p. in. Trial of causes, Tuesday and Friday of Third District—Fourth and Fifth Wards, com- No. 299 Broadway, New York, until 11 a, m. on Additional Parts are held at southwest corner of prising the territory of the former Towns and Vil- each week. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1900, Sixth avenue and Tenth street and at N. 128 Prince Peter A. Sheil, Justice. lages of Jamaica, Fax Rockaway and Rockaway street. Stephen Collins, Clerk. Beach. for furnishing and delivering either or both of Telephone, 6030 Franklin. Office hours from 9 a, m. to 4 p. m; Saturdays James F. McLaughlin, Justice. George W. Damon, the following classes of supplies: C erk. Second District—The Second District embraces closing at is m. CONTRACT N. Telephone, 457 Westchester. Court-house, Town Hall, Jamaica. the territory bounded on the south by the centre line Telephone ttiq Jamaica. Class 'v No. 1-FURNITURE (SPECIAL). of Fifth street from the Bowery to Second avenue Second District—Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Clerk's O(hce open from q a. m. to 4 p. W. Class N, No. 2-FURNITURE (C H Al R S, and on the south and east by the southerly and Court held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 'l'.UBLES, ETC.). easterly boundaries of the said borough, on the Wards, except the territory described in chapter 934 of the Laws of 1895. Court-room southeast corner at 9 a. m. The quantities of the various items of supplies north by the centre line of East Fourteenth street, are stated in the bid or proposal, and further on the west by the centre lines of Fourth avenue of Washington avenue and One I-undred and Sixty- Borough of Richmond. second street. Office hours, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. information is given in the Information for from lourteenth street to Fifth street, Second First District—First and Third Wards (Towns of Bidders, forming part of the contract. At the avenue, Chrystie street, Division street and Court opens at 9 a. m. J ohn M. Tierney, Justice. Thomas A. Maher, Castleton and Northfield). Court-room, former Vil- above place and time bids will be publicly Catharine street. lage Hall, Lafayette avenue and Second street, New "joined and read.' The award of the contracts, George F. Roesch, Benjamin Hoffman, Leon Clerk. Telephone, 3043 Melrose, Brighton. if awarded, will be made by the Board as soon Sanders. Thomas P. Dinnean, Justices. Thomas C. Brown, Justice. Anning S. Prall, thereafter as practicable. The Board reserves James J. Devlin, Clerk; Michael H. Looney Clerk. the right to reject any and all bids. Deputy Clerk. Borough of Brooklyn. Clerk's Office open from 8.45 a. M. to 4 p. m. A bond for the sum of thirty-five per cent. Location of Court—Nos. 264 and a66 Madison First District—Conpnsing First, Second, Third Telephone. So; Tompkinsville. (35`x) of the total amount of the contract will street. Clerk's Office open daily Sundays and legal Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Tenth and Twelfth Wards and Second District-Second, Fourth and Fifth Wards be required for the faithful performance of each holidays excepted) from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in. that portion of the Eleventh Ward beginning at the (Towns of Middletown, Southfield and Westfield). contract. Telephone, 2596 Orchard. intersection of the centre iInSS of Hudson and Court-room, former Edgewater Village Hall, Staple- No bid will be received and deposited unless Myrtle avenues, thence along the centre line of ton. accompanied by a certified check upon a Na- Third District—The Third District embraces the George W. Stake, Justice. Peter Tiernan, Clerk. tional or State bank, drawn to the order of the territory bounded on the south by the centre line Myrtle avenue to North Portland avenue, thence along the centre line of North Portland avenue to Clerks Office open from 9 a. m. to 4 p in. Comptroller of The City of New York to the of Fourteenth street, on the east by the centre line Flushing avenue, thence along the centre line of Court opens at 9 a. m. Calendar called at to a. m amount of Two Ifundred Dollars ($200) for of Seventh avenue from Fourteenth street to Fifty- Flushing avenue to Navy street, thence along the Court continued until close of business. Trial days, each class bid upon. ninth street and fly the centre line of Central Park centre line of Navy street to Johnson street, thence Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Time allowed for the completion of the work West from Fifty-ninth street to Sixty-fifth street along the centre line of Johnson street to Hudson Telephone, ;r3 Tompkinsville is nine (9) months from the service of notice by on the north by tie centre line of Sixty-tifth street avenue, and thence along the centre line of Hudson the Board to commence deliveries. and the centre line of Fifty-ninth street from Seventh avenue to the point of beginning, of the Borough of Pamphlets containing information for bidders, to Eighth avenue, or. the west by the westerly bound forms of proposal and contract, specifications, Brooklyn. Court-house, northwest corner State and BOARD MEETINGS. ary of the said borough. Court streets. Parts I. and I1. etc., and sets of contract drawings can be ob- Thomas E. Murray, James W. McLaughlin, ohn j. Walsh, Justice. Edward Moran, Clerk. tained at Room 1510, at the above address, upon Justices. Jerks. Office open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment application, in person or by mail, by depositing bltcbaelSkelly, Clerk; Henry Merxbach,Deputy j meets in the Old Council Chamber (Room 16), the sum of five dollars ($5) in currency, or Clerk Second District—Seventh Ward and that portion City hall, every Friday, at 10.30 o'clock a. m. check drawn to the order of the Board of Water Location of Court-No. 3ts West Fifty-fourth of the Twenty-first and Twenty-third Wards west of JOSEPH HAAG, Supply fur each pamphlet or set of drawings. street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal the centre line of Stuyvesant avenue and the centre Secretary. 'Thus deposit will he refunded upon the return of holidays excepted) from 9 a. In. to 4 p in . line of Schenectady avenue, also that Dortion of the the pamphlets and sets of drawings in acceptable Telephone number, 5450 Columbus. Twentieth Ward beginning at the intersection of the condition within thirty days from the date on centre lines of North Portland and Myrtle avenues, The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund meet which bids are to be opened. Fourth District—The Fourth District embraces thence along the centre line of Myrtle avenue to in the Old Council Chamber (Room 16), City JOHN A. BENSEL, President; the territory bounded on the south by the centre Waverly avenue, thence along the centre line of Ifall, at call of the Mayor. CHARLES N. CHADWICK, line of East Fourteenth street, on the west by the Waverlyavenue to Park avenue, thence along the N. TAYLOR PHILLIPS, CHARLES A. SHAW, centre line of Lexington avenue and by the centre centre lne of Park avenue to Washington avenue, Deputy Comptroller, Secretary. Commissioners of the Board of Water Supply. line of Irvin place, including its projection through thence along the centre line of Washington avenue y. WALDO SMITH, Chief Engineer. Gramercy Park, on the north by the centre line of to Flushing avenue, thence along the centre line of I'HOMAs HAstEnT, Secretary. Fifty-ninth street, on the east by the easterly line of Flushing avenue to North Portland avenue, and The Board of Revision of Assessments meets Note—See General Instructions to Bidders on said ooro•igh : excluding, however, any portion of thence along the centre line of North Portland in the Old Council Chamber (Room 16), City last page, last column of the CITY REcoso, so Blackwell's Island. avenue to the point of beginning. Hall, every Thursday at 11 a. m., upon notice of far as applicable hereto and not otherwise pro- Michael F. Blake, William J. Bovhan, Tustices. Court-room, No. 495 Gates avenue. the Chief Clerk. vided for. Abram Bernard, Clerk; James Foley, Deputy Gerard B. Van Wart and Charles J. Dodd HENRY J. STORRS, 510,28 Clerk, Justices. Franklin B. Van Wart, Clerk. Chief Clerk, Location of Court—Part I. and Part II., No. r5r Clerk's Office open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m East Fifty-seventh street. Clerk's Office open daily CONTRACT 48. (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from 9 a. m. Third District—Embraces the Thirteenth, Four. TheBoard of City Record meets in the Old teenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh- to 4 p. m. Council Chamber (Room 16), City Hall, at call teenth and Nineteenth Wards, and that portion of of the Mayor. Fifth District-The Fifth District embraces the the Twenty-seventh Ward lying northwest of the PATRICK I. TRACY, SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY territory bounded on the south by the centre line centre line of Starr street between the boundary line Supervisor, Secretary. the Board of Water Supply, in Room 910, of Sixty- fifth street, on the east by the centre line of Queens County and the centre line of Central No. 299 Broadway, New York, until 11 a, m. on of Central Park West, on the north by the centre avenue, and northwest of the centre line of Suydam line of One Hundred and Tenth street, on the west street between the centre lines of Central and Bush- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1809, by the westerl boundary of said borough. OFFICIAL BOROUGH PAPERS. y wick avenues, and northwest of the centre line of FOR CONTRACT 48. Alfred Y. W. Seaman, William Young, Frederick Willoughby avenue between the centre lines of Bush- Spiegelberg,J ustioes. wick avenue and Broadway. Court-house, New. 6 BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A POR- James V. `noon, Clark; John H. Serve, Deputy and B Lee avenue, Brooklynpn , TION OF AN INTERCEPTING SEWER IN, C fork. Philip D. Meagher and J. Bofleoabuta, "The Bronx Star," "North Side News, 'Bronx THE CITY OF KINGSTON, ULSTER COUN-. Location of Court-Broadway and Nine,y-slath Justices. John W. Carpenter Clerk. Independent-" TY, N. Y. street. Clerk's Office open dailySundays and legal Clerk's Office open from 9 a, in. to 4 p, as The work consists of laying about 1,300 feet of holidays excepted) from 9 a. m. 4 p. m. Court opens at 9 a.m. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. 24-inch vitrified sewer pipe and driving about Telephone, 4006 Riverside. Telephone qi 5 Williamsburg, "Staten Island World," "The Staten Islander." 6,200 feet of tunnel in sart and rook FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD , 10505 An approximate statement of the quantities of The amount of security required is Sixteen 635 cubic yards of concrete, for pavenle it 3 manholes ruutplete, with iron the various classes of work and further itlfor- hundred llullar, 11,1,00). foundation, heads and cot.rs, including all ,nation are given in the Information for Bidders, No. 3,FOR Itl{(;UL:V'rI1(: .ANl) Itl•:1'.A'- 2,590 linear feet of new curbstone, set ius con- incidentals and appurtenances; forming part of the contract. At the above INS, 11I'I'1[ .\SI'll\1;1' 1'.\\'1?\11:X'1' ON \ cretc. per manhole, $50.00...... 150 00 place and time bids will be publicly opened and I U.'s(RF'l- I( I-t) NI1,\TION 'I'IIIC 1-10 linear feet of old enrhstone, reset in read. The award of the contract, if awarded, OF (;RO\'I. t`;Tk ;l:r 1 Ru\I II{\'I]'(; -\\I•;. concrete. Total ...... $693 10 will be made by the Board as soon thereafter NI , h: TO Itt()R0('t;I1 .INI:. Toi;ErlII.:It 14 nuiscless covers and heads, complete, as practicable. The Board reserves the right to \\'II'II ,\I,r, \t'tll9 Crt',klyn, be opened. lot'NWA ION Tilt-, 1{n.\U\'.\\' (It- _II•:I'Fha{5(1\ S'1'I 10506 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 190 . 1,480 linear feet of new curbstone, set in con- The bidder shall state one aggregate price for BOARD OF ASSESSORS. from 'Montauk avenue to about 100 feet east of crete. the whole work described and specified, as the \liiford street. 20 linear feet of old curbstone, reset in contract is entire and for a complete job. No. 5. Bath sides of Nineteenth avcntte, from concrete. Iliddcrr will write out the total amount of 1•.1ght}'-f 'net 11 to Eighty-fifth street; north site of 7 noiseless covers and heads, complete, for their estimates, in addition to inserting the same P C'BI,IC NO1'I("F. IS III-:REIlY GIVEN 'fO the owner ar owticrs of all huttses and lids, Eighty-fifth street, commencing about 250 feet sewer manholes, furnished and set. in figure,. cast of Nineteenth aventte and extending to about The time allowed for the completion of the WILLIAM F. BAKER. Commissioner. improved or unimprut'c,l lands affected thereby, that lhr fnlh,wing Proposed assessincr lit s have 395 feet west of Nineteenth as-cutuc. work and the full performance of the contract is New York, September 15, 1909. been c,nnpleted and are in the n (Ii ce ,.f No. 6. West side of Snediker avenue, from twenty-five (25) working days. sl i,27 lodged Blake avenue to Sutter avenue, south side of The amount of security required is Two Thou' the Itoard of .\accsors fur cxaminati„u by all x^y' See General Instructions to Bid- per ,:''is ilute restc,l, vir.: Antler avntuc and north side of Make avenue, sand Dollars ($2.000). dera on the last pace, last column, of from \'an Sind,-rcn avenue to Snediker avenue. No. 6. FOR RE(;T'r..\TTN( ANI) REIIAV- the '• City Record." Borough of Manhattan. No. 7, North side of St. Nicholas arcnnc, ING WITH .\SI'IC.\1.'I' I'.\VE\I1:'N1' ON A ('nn Stockholm street to DcKalh avenue; south ('ONC RETI: Ft)T"\II \ -fiON •flli: RO-\1)(1':\Y List 3:12, N:,. 1- Rcrrrulating, rrgra,lin g• rr- _ids of C}•Dreas at•entte, from Stockholm street to Or SOC'TII l'OR f1.:\NI) .\VENUE. FROM POLICE DEPARTMENT—CITY OF NEw YORK. cutbing and rctlagging \.sst one Iluu,lrcd a,1 I)cKalb avemte; West side of St ickhnhu street, liE KALB .\\'1:x('L 'r0 I1.\NSON PL:\CE, OWNERS WANTED BY THE I'ROI'ERT\ Foetc-eighth strust, front a point 1_5.7 feet tse t from St. Nicholas to Cvpress at•cn inc. Tii6E.Tl1ER \VIT11 ALL WORK INCiiii:N1'• Clerk of the Police Department of The of llroadw:ty to the castcrly line551 the River- N. R. South 'ids of Siegel street, from Bush- Al. THERETO. City of New York, No. 300 Mulberry street, si,Ic dricc: togcthcr pith a list 'f ateanl. fir wick avenue to White strect; north side of Siegel damage, svnt=c,l Is a change of grade. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Room No. 9, for the following property, now in street, from liuslrtvick avenue to Bogart street; follows: t.'ect side of White street, from 'Moore street to his custody. without claimants: Boats, rope, iron, Borough of The Bronx. 5,400 square yards of asphalt pavement (five lead, male and female clothing, boots, shoes, Siegel street. years ntaintellance) wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, liquors, List (:3 2, N,,. 2 Sctvc•rs and apintrt: nanccs :\Il pertans whose interests are affected by the 30 square yards of old stone pavement, to etc.: also small amount of money taken from in \lohr :m ace-our, from Fast One II•rtuhreu abuse named nrol,n,cd asst-sntents and whit are he relaid. nml Scccnty-suxth strcct io East (hoc tlundretl I;l llnscd to the same. or either of them, are re- 750 cubic yards of concrete, for pavement prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this De- partment. and Sereuitc- liftIi Street. uucstcd to present their ohicclions, in writing, to foundation. WILLIAM F. BAKER, List ,,t4, No. 3. Reedsittg basins at thus' Iii,' Secretary Of the Board of :\ncrssnrs. No. 320 2,600 linear feet of new curbstone, set in con- Police Commissioner. r.nuh,-art :n;d s,, uth ca,t sillo of Walton avenue Itroa,lts:ty, New York, oil or hef„rc (lct ,hrr 13, crete. :nnl East Onc Iltntdred eutd Sixty-ninth street. P109, at I1 a. it,., at which tittle and place the 140 linear feet of old curbstone, reset in lust 0a13, Ni;.4, R,-ceit'ing basin, and apl,ur- said nhiectinnc will he heard and testimony re- COn Crete. POLICE DFPARTM ENT—CITY OP Naw YORE, trnance., at the nurtbca,t, southta-t, nnrthtcc,t ccived in reference thrretn• 11 noiseless covers and heads, complete, for BOROUGH nF BROOKLYN. an,l southwest comers of East (Inc• Hundred :Ind AN P)NIo Z1'('("A. sewer manholes, furnished and set. WANTED BY TILE PROFRT\ P„rtr-scconel .tact an,l R,,hbim ateuuc. I'.\l'I, \\"I{T\I\NN, The time allowed for the completion of the OWNERS WANTED Clerk of the Police Department of The List 95.13, No. 5. Rceulating, grading, curbing, J'I MES 11. KI•:N Ff)Y, work and the full performance of the contract is erecting fcnccs :u,d cn,>Iructiug asks and drain, B„nrd of .\ssessors. thirty-five (35) working days• City of New York—Office, No. 209 State street, Borough of Brooklyn—for the following property, in \1'c,t One IIun,lrnl and Seemly 'Sr rcnth WILLIAM 11. J.Asrrrz, Svcrctars', The amount of security required is Four Thou. sorest,I trout Scdg,,irk avenue to file caste, I v ”. 3_'11 I;rn.vin•o )•. sand Dollar= ($4.000). now in his custody. without claimants: Itoats, rope, iron, lead, male and female clothing, hoots. iuc of I, clar a,cnue, :u,d Paving bettcccn t'ity „f N, us- V --Is, D:,r, ugh of Nlanhatlan, Sep- No. 7. FOR RE(;i'LATINC; AND REP:\\'- shoes, wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, ,tar accnuc awl a pint al,uut 100 feet ca•t- :c,nl,cr 11, 1709. ING \\- ITII \S1'll.\LT B1.O('I< I'.\\'}:\1EN'f liquors. etc.; also small amount of money taken crlc therefrom. 61525 ON . A CONCRETE FOl- \I).\ -fl((N 'fill: The limits within tt'ltich it is proposed to la}' from prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this ------ --- - - RO.\DW.\Y OF TENTH 'l'R1:FT. FROM I lepartment. the said as>essntent., include all the sevcral F1I TII •\\"1•:Nt.'E T(1 PR0SI'}:CT P \RK WILLIAM F, BAKER, houses and lilts of gn, his d, vacant lots, picca DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND WEST. TOG}:TIII:R WITH .LL WORK IN. Police Commissioner. and parcels of land =nuntcd ,n--- (.1DENTAI_ '1'IIERETO. N„- 1. B.,IL sites of One Ilundrrrl and F•rl t-- FERRIES. The Engineer's intimate of the quantities is as eighth street. front a point 220.7 feet tecst ,it follows: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. I:n,adtcav to the easterly line of Riccrside ,Irisu, torsos sins „t lie v s ,yn I: skive 1Irr. ' h ' 9,570 square yards of asphalt block pavement aoil t:, the cxtcnt of half the block at the iu- F,, r „r IISTT iii Y I'unrr, N, , (five )ears' maintenance). .RTn RIVER. I:, Rol's.0 trr.,rting streets and avenues, OF \T.tvli.\TT:1tt, TILE CITY or New YORK, 10 square t ards of old stone pavement, to 1)Ei'sisisirsT ,•I' }:DI','1f Ia. CORNER OF PARK No. 2. Both sides ,,f \1„he-gap avenue, bcttvccu be relaid. .\vrNI:E ANn FIFTY-sI\l'lt STREET, BOROUGH OF line Ilundre,l and Seventy-tiftb and One Ilun- S1:\I.Fll ltIl)S (11: ESTI>T.\TE•.S WIll. lIE 1,460 cubic yards of concrete, for pavement )IANIIATTAN, CITY OF Ness' YORK. 'h'ed and Scvcnty-cixtlf streets; south side of n-•, -i t,d In, :Ii, I. „n,n:i,si-ever 'f Drrk, at foundation. SE.V.}:I) L'IDDS t)R ESTIML\TES \VIT-L BE ((n,- Iltmdro,l and Sevcnt)'-sixth street, from tic :,1; 1, - '.Plies nail 1' .,'cl-irk in. un 5,620 linear feet of new curbstone, set in r,ic ! Iv the Superiutendent of School \I 'he-an accnuc to Nlarinioll rvenuc•. concrete. Ire , tore of the Department N. 3. Bill si,les of Our hundred and Six- WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 7001), 120 linear feet of old curbstone, reset in f l:'.;r:a:i •n until 3 p. in. ,It is isinth shiest, front Walton assume to (;raml lb rough of Manhattan. concrete. C.,ul,vard amt ('....coon'-c: west side of Gran,l FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1909. Vn. 24 noiseless covers and heads, complete, for R,ul, c: -,1 au,l l'mtcour,e, between ('larks' place cONTR.A( -T 1181,. sewer manholes, furnished and set. hi R Ft l.INISIIINC ;AND 1)1.1.1V'ERIN(1 ;lost (Inc Ilumlrcd and Sixty-eighth strcct: cast POIt PI'RN1s1I1\ , ; \I!,'1lll-: L\I:IIR \NI) The time allowed for the completion of the IRI:t'"1' ftl }: \( It SClloOI-. 'COOLS, 'its' „f \Calton aventtc•, hct,vecn One IIuu,lred >I.\'1'F:RI.11.'- I:I(Itt'IR!:It I- ill I'I'I(I'.1ltlNl; work and the full performance of the contract is L11:(tR.\1t )1; 1' .\1'I'.\R.\'fl'S, 1•:l.1:(FRl(':\L, and Sixty-cight!t and One hundred and Sixty- P(IK .\\'I) L.\1'I\t; I;1(\`:l rl' .\Nlt IRAN! fifty (50) working days. l'RINTIN ;, C.\I:INET-\I.\lit\(;, t'C.('\LL'IN(;, ninth streets. SI-.\f; llLi((I< I'.\\'I-:\II•:N'f ION l'1t1'flON1 The amount of security required is Eleven \t.AC ill NE S111(1', STE.A.\I, CIVIL AND \n. -1. Blocks bottmlcrl by (Inc 1111dre,l out II I-' '1'111: \I.\R;I\.\I, "fRlila' R}1'11RI•:N Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($11,400). I':l.l— TRIC.\1, IC\t;IN1•:1.:RIN(: AND \iIS- I- rtr first street, St. \larys elrcrt, R:'LLita o„- \\'rlrr 1II\I1. v:!, I (I\n "11(1I 'I's I•: 1'T No. 8. FOR R}:I;T'l..\TIN . ANT) RF-PAV- tI:II..\\E, 11's SI'1'l'1-lES FOR TllE EVEN- nu~ and I'„tern avenue; cast side of R„bbirn' RI\t:li. I"NITNR t l.\AS 1• \NIT GR.\\1'I'}; ING •IT][ AS1'lI.\LT 1'.\\'E\1f:NT ON A INr. lil(;Il. I I \I s( TEcllxl(:.\1 :\\I) art' lie, Iron; One Iltrtulrc,l and hnrty-tir.l asset ("t)N('RE'ri: l-01- ND \TION T111•: RO.\lDW.-\Y Tll,\III:. It(A'.\l'll)NAL :1NI1 EVI•:XI\G I•:LE- 1” 1st. llar}- s ,u,ct: b„Ill sites of (one Hundred \NIT I.II;I':Rl l' S'fREE'l'S. N"WrIT RI\ I-Ir, OF Tllllt'rY.rol'RTII S-TRl:l-:r, FROM \IEX1'.\RV Sulllnll.5 OF THIS Ci'1'Y OF aunt F,nty-•s-c,md street, in 'in Ruhbill- ac.nuc to f'\III-R I I.\s-', '. -\\h It 11(1 IN \1'!;;'1' THIRD AVENUE TO PIFTII .VENUE, TO. NEW WORK. ('„..cord avcntic. I•I!Ih-till-;Ill .\N It \TICS'-- 'I'll!(tl1-fIIIRI) t;l:TIIER WITII .\LL WORK INCIDENT:\L The tittle f,,r ti:' deliscring of the articles, nia- No. 5. Bath ,i,Ics ,If One llundred and Scv- .lh(I:I•:-I'”. NI -1111 RI\'I:l.: \\!1 1:0k L..\\'• TII}:RETO. terials and sup!,lirs and the performance of the cuty-scvcnth stn-,-t, from ('afar avenue it, a \1: 1 111:1\"I I'I{ t'h(i,'-.S1\' \1-h 'sill':; TIIF The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as contract is by or before December 31, 1909. : -iii about 99 feet ors-,Is-n; both rides of Cedar >t l(llll'[:!1' 1.1 \ I` (1P 1\'I:ST T\\'!•;\'TV. follntcc: The amount of the security required is fifty al-choir', front Srrlga'ick avcnuc t., a Paint about SI{(IINl) SRFI•:'I, \Oki ll Ill\I-R. C'Nlt!:It 4 720 square yards of asphalt pavement (five per cent. (50''x) of the amount of the bid or 3n7 feet northcact of One Iltutdred and Sc•ccnty- ('I..\SS 3. years' maintenance). estimate. FRIDAY, sr.I'rr.~>>lEi: 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10507 Engineer's estimate of amount of work to be south side, between Sncilikcr avenue and IIins- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS, above described building and appurtenances there' done: .lale st vet; .it IIINSI):\LE STREET, weit side, to will be held by direction of the Comptroller on 16,100 square yards asphalt block pavement (ex- Is. lw.'n I'itkin and Belmont •,venue+; on I.IIi- IN I'URSl1.\NCI: OF SECTION 1018 OF 'TILE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21), 1009, cept the railroad area). l-In\" .\\- i'.N1'F, north si,lc, between Van Sin- Greater New York Charter, the (:ontptroller 12,300 square yards asphalt block pavement. -sit •tnd tinerlikor avenues; on i\i.AIi:\\lA of ''Ise City of New York hereby gives public at II a. m., in manner and form as follows: within the railroad area (no guaran- \VI-:NI'K, rant aide, hrhveen Sutter an,l Make notice to all persons, owners of property, affected Sracd bids (blank forms of which may be tee). avenues; nn \1".\TKINS ti'I'1(EET, west side, hc- by the innhl„wiug assessment for 1,1 )C.\ 1\I- ,obtained upon application) will be received by 5,250 cubic yards Portland cement concrete, tarou I;Ienm,.n• ;lnd l.iberty avenues: on S1'. 1'I0t\'E\ll•.N'IS in file lOR( ('t;lI OF RICI1 the Comptroller at the office of the Collector including mortar bed. \t.\Rhti .\\'I•:NI'E, south side, mind F:.\S'f NEW \II IN I): of City Revenue, Rnom 141, No. 280 Broadway, 9,650 linear feet new bluestone curbstone, fur- 1'llltk A\•I:XUK. north side, between the junc- FIRST \V.ARU. Borough of 51anh mill an, until 11 a. m. on the nished and set. li„n r,f thc.c ate-ones awl Rockaway avenue: on 29th day of September, 1909, and then publicly 650 linear feet old bluestone curbstone, re- I.1\oNIA .\VI•:NU'I•:, north side. between 'That. SEWER in JAY S'I'RI-'ET, from a point about 21)0 feet ur.irth of South strcct to the iunctiun of opened for the sale for removal of the above rlressed, re'ointcd and reset. ('rd and O-born Urer-ts; snntheast corner rf s-tuy vesant place milli Richmond terrace; in described buildings and appurtenances thereto, 63 noiseless beads and covers, complete, for I ,1'\II)N'I' .\VI•:N1'E AND STONE A\'EN('E. and the award will be made to the highest bidder sewer manholes, furnished and set. Area of a,sesvncnt: Snnth side of Belmont are. II.\\IIL'fON :\VENt;K, front Jay street to 1sLI, STREET, from Jay within twenty-four hours, or as soon as possible mitts, Sluyvc',ant place; in 1\'. 15 noiseless heads and covers, complete, for and south side of T'itkin acs-rue, between slit et to Tompkins aventu•; in 1)E KALI; thereafter. water manholes, furnished and set.- Sn,dikrr accnit' and hiss ash isle street: west side S•I'1(1,1`1' from Jay sheet to Sluyyesan[ place, Each and every birl must he accompanied by a 27,300 square yards old stone blocks, to be pur- of I(innilalr• street. betas-cn ]'itkin and Belmont deposit of cash or certified check in a stmt equal in SIl'1'\1•a.\NT 1'l..\CF:, from 1)eKalb street chased and removed by the contractor. at cnn~ c; north side of l.ibcrty avenue, 1st-iw -n to llyatt street; in II\'.\'f'f SfRla?7, from to 25 tier cent, of the amount of the bid. ex- The time allowed for doing and completing the Sn,•rliker and Van Sinderin avenues: rat sale of Stuyvc•,ant p!acc to Central avenue; in SOUf11 cept that a minimum deposit of $50 will he re- above work will be one hundred (100) working .\lahama avenue, hetwcrn Sutter and Blake ave- .Ikl?I•:"I', front Stltvvesant place Its bulkltcasl quired with all bids, and that a deposit of $500 (lays. nue:; wea side of \\'atkins sirect. between Glen- crib of the I)cpartruvnt of D cks and Ferries, and will be sufficient to entitle bidders to bid on any The amount of security required will be Twen- minor' and T.iberty anolsec; rulIt side of St. in all ca-cmcnt through the property of file or all of the buildings. ty-five Thousand Dollars (52 .000). \I:n-ks art•nur. and north side of En at New York 5tatcn 1,;;111-1 Rapid Transit Railroad Company, Deposits of unsuccessful bidders will he re- No. 2. FOR RE(;UI.A'TING 4NT) REPAV- avenue, hr-livesn the iunctiun of th.'se avenues front Jay strec4 pposite the foot of llamiltun turned within twenty-fotrr hours after successful INI: \1'ITII :\S1'll.\1:1 BLOCK 1'.\\'EslENT rm'l Rnckaw•as' acc,,ne: north side of Livonia ave- avenue, b, the bulkhead) of Tier 4 of said rail- bidders have pair) purchase price in full and given ON C(INChF'fE. FOUNDATION 'flHE 121).A1)- rri-. hetweo n Tllatfurd and Osborn streets: soutlt- ran company, and a separate sanitary outlet security, and those of successful bidders nlay W.\Y t)F NIVI:T1'-1 l( itrll S'FREEl', PRt)M ,n-t c,rn.r ,.f 1)untnnt and Stone avenues. thence to the head of Tier 4. Area of assess- be declared forfeited to The Cit y of New York T11F. WEST SIDE OF AMS'FER11.\\l AVE- insist: Ends sides of Jay street, from South by the Comptroller upon the failure of the suc- NUE TO TILE EAST SIDE. OF BROAD\VAY. -r\V1•:NTY STNTIT 1\'.\RD, SECTTON 12. st rcct t,, Richmuud terrace; both sides of Rich- cessful bi ml- Is' r to further comply with the req sure. nrcnts of the terms and conditions of the sale, as Engineer's estimate of amount of work to be RICI'KIV1Nt; 11.\SlNS. at the northeast anal mnud IC erases.-, front Sw}'resant place to Nicholas •nutl-rnat c„rm-r: of Itf\s1).\T.l•. STRI;I?I, .\NI) it es-st ; h„Ili sides of South street, front Stup- set forth hereinafter. done: Succrssftd bidders will he required to pay the 1,190 square yards asphalt block pavement. Itl.\1:1: .\\'I:\l'I:; nnrthsvc,t er-riser of TTlNS cc,aot (dace to New York Ilay; brut Ii sinks of purchase money and deposit the required security 240 cubic yards Portland cement concrete, in. I)\I.I•: '.'I I I I' .\NIt Ill'\Ilt\T .\\'I•:NI'I:; 11% alt street, from Stuyvcsaut place to Central nrrthvi,t :unl n , -rthtcr-t rostra of TIINSII. \1.1•: ;n7,-nuc: b„Ih sides of Stus'cesant place, front with ill Invents-four hours of the receipt of noti- eluding mortar bed. Gcation of the acceptaI,ce of their bir!s. 650 linear fret new bluestone curbstone, fur- S'I'RI{I•:'r AND I.lVt)NI.\ .1\I;XI'l:: nnrthra-.t S.nith street to Richmond terrace; both ids; of (:isrll (dace, frmon Wall street to Ilamiltun The Comptroller reserves the right to reject nished seal set. still nnrtbwo=` rnrnerc sf 111\51).\1.1? S'I'RI•:1;1' arcnuc; b„ any amt all bids and to waive any defects or 50 linear feet old Milestone curbstone, re- \N1) k'1\'1•:k1)\LE .\\'1•:X1'1?. Area of th sides of Tnmpkius street, extcud- inK southerly from ll;unilton avenue ab,ntt 135 informalities in any hid should it be deemed dresscrl, rejointed and reset. ins-sit: Both ni,lr< of ITin,-laic stn-ch. from llLcke Hued me to Riverdale avenue: cast side of ]line. fcct; sntnh side „f Hamilton avenue, from llatlicl in the interest of The City of New York to 3 noiseless heads and covers, complete, for Low terrace to T,mlt,kiu, avenue; both sides of do so. sewer manholes, furnished and set. l:lle sh"r,-I, front Blake to Sutter avenue; soilth Ilamilt,n mice-rote, fr,ml Tompkins avenue to Jay 'sill Uids must state clearly (I) the number or 7 noiseless heads and coccrs, complete, for `id, of Satter alenuc, and both sidles of Flake :u •nn,•, from Ifin=dale street to \\-illiam, ave- street; both ohs; , f \\'all street, In' miss 'l's mtskins description of the building or buildings hid for; water manholes, forni,hed and set. 12) the amntnrt of the bid; (3) the full name and nnr; bath s' Ies of Ilunlnnt nvenuo. from Stir-hiker avenue t„ J:te otrciC b-rth side's of Uckalh street, 1,170 square yards old stone blocks, to he pur- Irnnn Stuyvescwt (dace to Jay street; castide address of the bidder. chased and remove4l by the Con. scrnue to WCillimmn acr•nuc; cast sink' of Snrdikrr All bids must be inclosed in properly sealed nvenss. rxtendin Sr •,hnut 206 Pert north of f Jay stret,e exteudin, north upon the land Of tractor. envelopes• marked "Proposals to be opened Sep- Ihlmnnt avrnnr; both visit-s of Livonia an-Penis' the St sent bland Rapid Trautit Railroad Cout- The time allowed for doing and completing L:uly. temher 29, 1909," and must be delivered or the above work will be twenty (20) working anal north 'isle of Ricvrdalt' avenue, from Vs ill- mailed in time for their delivery prior to I1 tilts avenue to Snrdikcr avenue. - tlult the same was cmtfirtned by the Hoard of days. .\.cern,rs September 14, 1909, and entered oil a. In. of that date to the "Collector of City The amount of iernrity required will be One Revenue, Runnt 141, Nu. 280 Broadway,, New T\VENTI'-SIXTIf \V.\RD, SECTION 13. ;cptc mbcr 14, 19117, in the Record of Titles of Thousand Dollars ($1.01)0). .\ac»mcnts, kept in the Bureau for the (.'ullco York City." from wham ally further particulars No. 3. FOR RI;(;I'i.:\TI\G AND RBI's\\'- LINCOLN AVENUE SE\CI{R. bcttrern .\t- lien of A..,essmcnts and Arrears of Taxes and regar,ling the buildings to be disposed of may TN1; WITH \S1'll.\1.'I' BLOCK PAVE TENT lautic and Ri,l¢rtv,iod accmlry Alva of 'scat-as' Asoessnteills and of \\ ate r Rcntd, ;tnd sinless the tic smlmlained, Ills-ill: Roth -isles of I.ioc.'ln avenue, from .\t- UN CONCh1TF Ftll'SL).ATl(1N '1'HIE RU:AU- and ,tuft acc>,cd furhencftt kill any person or The buildings will Inc sold for immediate re- 's \1' OF ()Ni-- 11t'YItla•:I) ANN) 1'.[(111I'- lane is avenue to Ri,ltcwnnd atrnnr. pr•.,perty .hall be paid w'Ithin sixty days after moval Only, subject to the following --that the same were confirmed by the Board of the sLuc of said entry of the assessment, intere,t \..,-nsors oil 5el'tenlher 14, 19(19, aid entered OF I'-\RTC .\\'HN1- IC T) 'fill•: KAs SIDE shall be collected thereon, as yrocidcd in section Tests AND CONDITIONS. OF FIFTH AVENUE. September 14. 1909, in the Record of Title, r,f 1019 of said Iircatsr New fork Charter. .\-;casntents, kept in the Bureau file the C'ollcc- The buildings and appurtenances thereto will Said secti, nn pr-,vide, that ” If any such assess- Engineer's cstitna:c of amount of work to be t'-,rl of .\aSc=:ments an- I .\ recites of Taxes and be sold to the highest bidder, who must pay cash done: \«essnlent'a and of \\ -alcr Rs-tits, and finless the inc•nt shall rcmaiu unmaid for the period of sixty or a certified check drawn to the order of the 2,770 square yards asphalt block pavement. Macs after the date of entry thereof in the said Comptroller of The City of New York, and must amount asscs.rd for benefit on any person or Reruril of Titles of .\s>r-s'nlcuts, it shall be the 550 cubic yards Portland cement concrete, It nperty shall he paid within sixty davc after the also give a certified check or cash in half the iueluding mortar bed. Is of said entry of the assessment, intcre-t duty of the -,tficor 'utth.,rizrd tai collect and re- amount of the purchase price as security for the cries.' the •tnn,nnt 'If such asse„ment to charge, 1,570 linear feet new bluestone curbstone, fur- ,till hr c, iller•tod tilers•-,rl, as provided by section faithful performance of the terms and condi- nished and set. 1019 of the (:rc;ut•r New Yuck (-',tarter. c ifect an ,l receive interest thereon at the rate ti.ns of the sale. Where the amount of the be calculated 70 linear feet old bluestone curbstone, re- Sail! section provide=• in part. " If any such of seven per ecntmtt per annual, t,., purchase price does not equal or exceed the sum dressed, rc7'ointerl and reset. :1<,c<,nleut shall domain unpaid for the 'eri„d of t , the date of payutent front the date whcu such of $50, the sum of $50 shall be the amount of 10 noiseless heals and covers, complete, for sixtc lava iftor the date of entry thereof in the •usc,snlcnt became a lien, as provided by scctiuu the security to he deposited. This security may sewer manholes, furnished and set. 'ai'l Record of Title, of .\sse,,nlcttts, it shall he 159 of this act.” at any time after the expiration of the contract 4 noiseless ]leads and covers, complete, for file duty of the r,ITiccr aulhorizcd to collect and Secti,nn 15!) of This act provides * * ''An period he applicsi by the City to the cost of com- ,eater manholes, furnished and set. receive the amnnnt of such as+c-,ntent, to charge. a-,e•:, neat shall bcannc a lien up:'n the real Ideting any of the work rerlttired under the con- 2,720 square yards clot stone blocks. to be collect and receirr interest there nn at the rate of s-tate aIfecteit thereby ten days after its entry tract, but unfinished at the expiration of the purchased and removed by the con- seven per centum per annum, to be calculated in thus' sail rec,.,rd.” contract period. tractor. to the date of pavmcnt fetus the (late when The ab 'ye assessment is payable to the Col- The purchaser shall not lease, occupy, cause The time allowed for doing and completing the such acccssmcnt became a lien, as provided by lcctnr .,f .1s-r•.,nlcnts allot Arrears at the Pureau or nermit the building or buildings, etc., pur- above work will lie thirty (30) working days. ,ecti-.n 159 of this act." I- -r file Cnllectir'it of :\ssessutents and Arrears chased by him to be used or Occupied for any The amount of security regluiresi will Ise Two Section 159 of this net provides • ".\n of 'faxes au,l .\+sus tnents and of Water Rents, purpose Other than that of their speedy removal, Thousand Fitt Hundred 0- liars ($2.500). a<,c. 10508 THE CITY RECORD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. and fences and warning signs by day and night —that the same was confirmed by the Board of thereof in the said Record of Titles of Asse9s- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. for the prevention of accidents, and will in- Revision of Assessipents ou September 9, 1909, tuents, it shall be the duty of the officer author' Record ized to collect and receive the amount of such demnifv and save hr.rmless The City of New and entered September 9, 1909, in the PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 OF TIIE York, its otlicers, agents and servants, and each of Titles of Assessments, kept in the Bureau for assessment to charge, collect and receive interest Arrears of thereon at the rate of seven per centum per IN Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of them, against any and all suits and actions, the Collection of Assessments and of The City of New York hereby gives public claims and demands of every name ant descrip- Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and annum, to he calculated to the date of payment benefit on any from the date when such assessment became a notice to all persons, owners of property, affected tion brought against it, them or any of them, uule.s the amount assessed for by the following assessments for LOCAL and against and from all damage and costs to person or property shall be paid within sixty days lien, as provided by section 159 of this act." of said entry of the assessment, Section 159 of this act provides * * * "An IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF which it, they or any of thin be put by reason after the date IIROOF:LYN: of initry to the person or property of another, interest will be collected thereon, as Provided in assessment shall become a lien upon the real resulting from negligence or carelessns.s in the section 1019 of said Greater New York Charter, estate affected thereby ten days after its entry NINTII WARD, SECTION 4. any in the said record.'' performance of the work, or in guarding the Sail section provides, in part, that 'If DOUGLAS STREET (ST. JOINS PLACE same, or from any improtcr or defective ma- such assessment shall remain unpaid for the The above assessments are payable to the Col' entry lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau --STAYER, between Plaza street and Underhill terials or machinerv. im;rlemcnts or appliances 'erio,l of sixty days after the date of avenue. Area of assessment • Both sides of St. used in the removal of said buildings. thcre.'f in the said Record of Titles of Assess' for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears it shall be the duty of the officer author- of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, Johns place, between Plaza street and Underhill \\'hc•re party walls are found to exist between mcnts, avenue. huihlimz. purchased by ditierent bidders. the iced to collect and receive the amount of such in the Municipal Iluilding, corner of One Iiun- mat, riaL of said party walls shall be under- assessment to charge, c,'llect and receive interest dred and Seventy-seventh street and Third ave- TWELFTII 1VARD, SECTION 2, stood to be equally divided between the separate thereon at the rate of seven per centum per nue. Borough of The Bronx. between the hours IITINTING'1'ON STREET—SEWER, between purchawcrs. annum, to be calculated to the date of payment of 9 a. m. and 2 p. nt., and on Saturdays from henry street and Hamilton avenue. Area of as• Parts walls and fences, when existing against front the date when such assessment became a 9 a. in. to 12 m., and all payments matte thereon sessment: Both sides of Huntington street, from 159 adjacent property not sold, shall not be taken lien, as provided by section of this act." on or before November 8, 1909 will be exempt limey street to Ilamiltun avenue. dawn. Ail furrings, plaster, chimneys, pro- Section 159 of this act provides ' ' ' "An from interest, as above providej, and after that jecting brick, etc., on the faces of such party assessment shall become a lien upon the real date still be subject to a charge of interest at TWENTY-SIXTII WARD, SECTION 13. walls are to he taken down and removed. The estate affected thereby ten days after its entry the rate of seven per centum per annum from HEMLOCK STREET — SEWER, between walls shall be made Permanently self-s,tprorting, in the said record." the elate when the above assessments became liens Glenmore avenue and Pitkin avenue. Area of beam boles, etc., brick,d up• and the wall The above assessment is payable to the Col- to the date of payment. assessment: Both sides of Hemlock street. be- pointed and made to exclude wind and rain and lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau IIERM:\?T A. ill F.TZ. Comptroller. twccn Glcnmure and l'itkin avenues. The roofs of adjacent I for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears City of New York, Department of Finance, present a clean exterior. TWENTY-NINTII \YARD, SECTION 16. buildings shall be properly flashed and paint, d of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, Comptroller's Office, September 9, 1909. and made watertight where they have been df,- Room 11, No, 280 Broadway, Borough of Man- a11,24 SEWER IIASINS at the northeast and north- tunced by the operations of the contractor. Itattan, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 2 p. in., west corners of EAST' FIFTEENTH STREET The Comptroller of The City of New York and on Saturdays front 9 a. m. to 12 m. and all A\D I)ORCIILS"1'ER ROAD. Area of assess- reserves the right on the day of sale to withdraw payments made thereon on or before I~ovembcr NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. ment: Both sides of East Fifteenth street (Marl' front sale any of the buildings, parts of hnild- 8, 1909, will be exempt from interest, as above borough road), front Cortetyuu road to Dor- ings and machinery incinded th, rein, or to pr.widrd, and after that date will he subject to a I N PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 OF THE chester road, and the northeasterly side of Dor- reject any and all bits; and it is further charge of interest at the rate of seven per centum Creaser New York Charter, the (bntptrollcr chcster road, from Rugby road to a point about Resolved. That trhile the said sale is hr:d per annum front the date when above assessment 110 feet east of Fifteenth street. , of The City of New York hereby gives public tinder ti,e sunervision of the Conrnissioner ,.f because a lien to the date of payment. n,uice to all persons, owners of property, affect- the Sinking Fund. the Comptroll , r is anthnrind Itl•.R\l.\N A. METZ. Comptroller. . l by the following assessments for LOCAL I1sf- TIIIRTIETII \V:\RD, SECTION 17. to cause the sale to he advertised and t,, lircct City of New York. Department of Finance, l'RI)\'[::•TENTS in the BOROUGH OF BROOK' FIFTY-TllIRD STRI•:ET—SEWER, between the sale thereof as financial officer of the Comptroller's Office, September 9, 1909. LYN: Eleventh avenue and FortHamilton avenue. x11,24 City, TWELFTH WARD, SECTION 2. Area of assessment: Both sides of Fifty-third IT. A. MET?.. Cmmistroller. — street, from Eleventh avenue to Fort Ilamilton of Finance, I\lT..\Y ST'REE:T—SEVER BASINS, at all Cite of New York. Dcpartmmrt y0r]('E '1'O PP.OI'ERTY 01VNERS. avenue. and the -southerly side of Fort Ilamilton Comptroller's Office, September 10, 1909. four corners rif \'ERIiN:\ STREET'; at all four avenue, from Fifty-third to Ftfty-fourth street. x13,_^9 corners of CO\IIIEIZCE S-1'REE'r; at all four PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1019 OF T[IE corners of BOWNE STREET. Area of assess' TIIIRTIETII WARD, SECTION 19, NOTICE TO PROPERTY O\\"NERS. I Greater Ne,v York Charter, the Contptrnl'.er tnetu: Both sides of Imlay street, from William I•:IGll'IV-SIXT'lI STREET AND EIGHT- 'it The City of New York hereby gives public street to Sum_ snit street; both sides of Bowne EENT11 .\VENUE—RECEIVING BASIN, at N 1018 OF Till: notice to ail pers, n., ottuers of proIrerty, aRcct- street, froth Conover street to Van Brunt street; the n.srtherly- c,rrner. Area of assessment: South lir,aterPl'RSI' New \NCF. York OF Chart•rSECTIO the Conmtrollrr ed hi- the f"llnwinot as FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10509 Taxpayers in this manner will receive their Department, a copy of which, with the proper Seventy per cent, will be required on the 1h,rARTntrxT OF I'Unr.tr Cn.sRrrllcs, Foot OF bills returned by mail at the earliest possible envelopes in which to enclose the bid, together mental examination. EnsT TwiNii suite STRr:r:T, NEW YcRK. moment, and avoid any delay caused by waiting with a copy of the contract, including the specifi- Seventy per cent, will be required on strength. in lines, as required in case of personal applica- cations, in the form approver] by the Corpora- Seventy per cent, will be required on physical To CON'lR.ACTORS, tion. Lion Counsel, and plans which are therein men- development. The requisition must be addressed and mailed tinned or contained and made a part of the The minimum height for applicants is 5 feet to the Deputy Receiver of Taxes in whichever snecificatinns, may be seen or nhtained at the 8 inches; the minimum weight, 140 pounds; the I'ROI'OSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES. Borough the property is located as follows: office of the Chief Engineer. Bidders desiring minimum chest measurement, 33% Incites. John J. McDonough, No. 57 Chambers street, any explanation of the plans or specifications Applications will not be received from persons 1..1LE0 111D' OR ESTIMATES WILT. TIE Borough of Manhattan, New York. must apply therefor to the Chief Engineer, who are less than twenty-three (23) years of S rcccivcd by the Department of Public Cbari- John B. Underhill, corner of Third and Tie- Dated New York, September 9, 1909. age on October 11, 1909, or who are more than tic, at the above office until 2.30 o'clock p. In. sin mont avenues, Borough of The Bronx, New JOAN 11. O'BRIEN, thirty (30) years of age. York. Commissioner of Water Supply.PP c. Gas and Applicants will be required to submit with their WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1909, Thomas J. Drennan, Municipal Building, Electricity. applications a transcript of the Records of the Pt)R P('RNISIIIN'(; .\I.I. '1"III•: 1..\llt)R AND Borough of Ilrooklyn, New York. s10,22 Bureau of Vital Statistics showing the date of `l:\"I'F:If1.\Lti REUt'llth:ll lt)It TIIIC C11.\I- George 11, Creed, corner of Jackson avenue birth of the applicant, or in lieu thereof, a tran- a~, See Genernl Instructlonn to Bid- 1'IF:'1'F: Ilh.VI)IIICI.INI; OI: 1111' Itt'ILI)ING and Fifth street, Long Island City, Borough of script from the record of the church in which Nn, 124 1•:.\SF F1F'l'',-NIN'flI S'fRI.1•:I', Queens, New York, dera toot the lost Image, lust column, of Ice was baptized, signed by the pastor, under L'(1Rol'I;II tIF \IANIL\'li\N, 'I III': CITY Site "(Sly Record." John De Morgan, Borough Hall, St. George, seal. Uh 51•:11" YORK. Staten Island, Borough of Richmond, New York. All foreign-born applicants will be required to After receiving the bills, the taxpayer will -- The time allowed f•-r file coml-leti,,u of the submit evidence of citizenship; naturalization w„rk anti full perf~lrtuance „f the contractis draw a check for the amount to the order of papas should he attached to application. the Receiver of Taxes and mail bill and check, DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. line hundred and twenty-live (1 25) consecutive Applicants will be notified later of the dates working days. with an addressed envelope, with the return post- --- -- - -- of llie physical and mental examinations. age prepaid, to the Deputy Receiver in which- The sm'r•ts' required will he Ten Thousand OFFICE OF TIi C•. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL Application blanks can be had at No. 299 )Il:, ($19,000) ever Borough the property is located. Broadway, Room 1119. ChN RE shou dS ALLOWED. Ituri.nING, Firrit AVENUE AND SIxay-FOURTit 'I Ile hiddcr will state one aggregate price for Crocks should be end c soon as hest STRFrT, IIcRrcuctr OF MANHATTAN, Timm CITY OF F. A. SPENCER, Secretary. the WIf,te work descrihr'd and spe'citied, as the after the bills have been received by the tax-axa -- New YORK. c~mtract Is entire all,] for a e,,ntl•lete job. payer. a19,o11 Blank farms and further information may be S EAT.ED BIDS OR FSTI\L1TES \VILL BE ,,btaincd at the office of the ,\1'CI11teCt of the Ile- DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver of Taxes. received by the Park Board at the above partment, f,„.t of I-:a,t 'llccnty-,ixth street, Bor- sl,30 ollicc of the Department of ('arks until 3 o'clock MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE CoaalsstoN, Na. 299 ~dugh of \larnhattan, The ('ity of New York, ItedADWAY, CITY OF NEW YORK. p. m. on AI:cre plans and Stceeiticati,n, melt'• Ile seen. CITY of, NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 19011, PUItLIC NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF RI tBER'I' W. 11 I•:I:I:EI(D, l'',mmi'siuucr. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS AND all competitive examinations two weeks in ) Borontrh of Brooklyn. 1 latch Srl,ten,Lcr 16, 17))'), 1 ARREARS, ROOM 11, No, 280 BROADWAY, BOROUGH ldcauce of the date upon which the receipt of OP MANIHATTAN. FOR PURNI511ING .\NI) DELIVERING nptdicati, lns for any scheduled examination will , 'Si',' General Iostruethois to Hid- TIN (101 :\R1:OICI('t'I-'1'UItIS'L'ti' WAGONS. lu.e. Applications will be received for only drrN on tit.' Rant Itnute, last collision, of The time for the Completion of the contract is such examinations as are scheduled, No appliea- hi,' •• Tilt' Itet•ord.” NOTICE OF CONTINUATION OF MAN- fifty (i0) clays. unnwill be accepted at the office of the Corn' HATTAN TAX SALE. The amount of security required is Fifteen mission, by mail or otheru+tse, after the closing Ilundred Dollars ($1,500). Incur for the receipt of same, set forth in the The bids will be compared and the contract adcertisrment. Itii:P.\RTsfrNT OF PUBLIC ('l1ARITtF.S, Flier OF r ilE SALE OF TILE LIENS FOR UNPAID E:ssr 'l'w'ENTY-SIXT11 STREET, New YORK. 1 taxes, assessments and water rents for the awarded at a lump or aggregate stun. When an examination is advertised, a person Blank forms may hr obtainr-d at the office of lesiring to compete in the same may obtain an Borough of Manhattan, as to liens remaining un- application blank upon request made in writing sold at the termination of the sales of June 7, the I)cpartmrnt of ('arks, l.itchtiel,1 clansiun, BOROUGHS OF L'RI)OKLYN AND 1,JFEI•INS. Prospect 1 'ark, llr ,klyn. or by personal application at the office of the 10, 17, J•tly 1, 15, and August 19, 1909, has Commission, Room 1119. been continued to HENRY SMITH. President; The Commission cannot guarantee that applies- 'fO CONTRACTORS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1009, TtU-iEl'IT I. Ith.RRY, (ii-its mailed in response to written requests will tl1(11.\El. J. F;I•:NNI{T)\', he received in time to permit of their being pre I'R(tl'OS.\T.S FOR BIDS OR ES! IM\'rI-:S. at 10 a. m., pursuant to section 1028 of the Commi, i„ucr, .,f Parks. Greater New York Charter, and will be con- carrel and filed prior to closing hoar. s13.23 All notices of examinations will be posted in S I•:V.1•:1) TIDE OR 1•'-TIM'cTES WILL Ill: tinued at that time at the Aldcrmanic Chamber, rt'crnc1l by this' Drhvtmrnt .,f l'nhlic ('Itari- in the City Hall, as heretofore. Si'(' General Innlrurtlon,. to Bid- the office of the Cntnrnission, and advertised in the ('ITY REr oso for two weeks in advance of the ti,•s at the a6urc ,.nth e lentil 2.3V ..,',I ,k I. m. DANIEL MOYNAIIAN. ders on the lust page, last column, of utt eh.' "City It rcord." date upon which the receipt of applications will Collector of Assessments and Arrears, _l,~se for any stated position. Dated August 19, 1909, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1909, e20,s20 Orrice or THE DEPARTMENT OF I'ARKS, ARSENAL Public notice will also be given by advertise BUILDING, I'IFTIt AvE-NUE AND SIXTY-FOURTft Trent in most of the City papers. Full FI-"RNIaIIIN(; All. '111K L\lull: \Mt SIRc.FT, BOROUGH OF MANlien-rAN, THE CITY of Wherever an examination is of a technical \l.\ -I I'.RI 'IS Rl-:ill - lltl•.l) I I )l, 'III{'. I-RE( NEW YORK, :haracter. due notice is gr•en by advertisement Ill IN .\N11 (II\II'1.1•:'1'IIIN IIF \N' h-X (IN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE SURETY COM- in the technical journals appertaining to the par. \\'IC I' sIIIF Ill' \I.\IN Lt'II.UlN1;, KIN(;S U panics will be accepted as sufficient upon SE.\LF.I) RIDS Olt ESTIMATES WILL BE 'icular profession for which the examination it received by the Park Boar,] at the above (I ll'Nl'1' III ISI'IT.AI.. Ill IRU1't;li oh- 111000K- the following contracts to the amounts named: 'ailed. 1.1'S, 7111: CITY ()I. NI'.1V Yt)RK. office of the 11,paruu,ut of lark, until 3 o'clock S.Ich notices will be sent to the daily papers Supplies of Any Description, Including Gas and 1). In. Oil The time allowed fir the c'nnl~lrtion of the Electricity. Is matters of news. The scope of the examina week and full perfurmauce of the contract is THURSI).\Y, OCTOBER 7, 19119. ion will be stated. two, hundred t22011 ) eousecutice working clays. One company on a bond up to $50,000. Burouttit of Manhattan. No information will be given by telephone, -fhe surety required will be Sixty 'Thousand When such company is authorized to write that Itnl the Commission will not be responsible for amount as per letter of Comptroller to the FOR .Ail. MVFERIAF - .ANIt 1..AI:UR RE- Dollars I$I,11,000). OGIRFaI loll IcURNISIIIVG; .AAU IN.,lALL.- .uch if given by employees, either as to date of 'fbc binder will state one aggregate price f' 'r surety companies, dated September 16, 1907. iliac applications or upon other subjects. the whole work chew ribed and specifierl, as the INt; F:I.I(('I'It t: 1.1,;11'rlNt; f1\Tl.'R1."; IN Specimen questions of previous examination, Construction. NE\V ADI)1I1(IN (I•:) OP T111{ \1{-"1- RUI'OI.I contract is entire and for a co nplete job. nay he obtained at Room 1108. One company on a bond up to $25,000. IAN 111.*S •:1'U 5)1` :\R'1', 1.O(.\TI•:I) IN Blank form% and further information inlay be ('ENTR.\I- I':\RK. IN 'I"IIF- Wl-; S' SIDE OF Unless otherwise specifically stated, the mini. ,hit atned at the office of Ileltnle & IluhcrtV. arclti- Including regulating, grading, paving, sewers, mum age requirement for all positions is 21. 1 maintenance, dredging, construction of parks, FIP7il \\'l-:N II:, (11'lS)AITIf t-:IGIITY- teLt;, No, 1 )11 Montague street, Borough of Itrook- parkways, docks, buildings, bridges, tunnels, 'I'IIIRD 'IRI'-h:'r, ll'IiUUGll OF \PAIL\'I- FR.'1NK L. POLK, President; Is-n, The City of New York, where plan, and -rAN. R. ROSS API'I-ETON, spcci licatiuns may be seen, aqueducts, repairs, heating, ventilating, plumb' ARTHUR J. O'KEIOIFE, ing etc., etc. The amount of security rcq aired is Tw• ROIIERI- \V'. II E1:1:1-RD, C', nnmi<.iucr. When such company is authorized to write Thousand Five IItmdred Dollars ($2,500), Commissioners. Dated Scldcmbcr 14, 199'9, that amount as per letter of Comptroller to the 'rho time allowed to complete the whole work s15.201 surety companies, dated September 16, 1907. will be fifty (90) consecutive working days. g ' ti,v General instruetionn to Bid- The bids will be cmtpared and the contract DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES. d.'rs too flat- last page', last column, of Asphalt, Asphalt Block and Wood Block Pave- awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. 11.e "Ills' Its'cord." ments. Plans may be well and blank forms may he Two companies will be required on any and obtained at the office of the Department of Parks, Idi I' I-IISI Sr ., r IIIn ICE: No'. 1.1 I,- 'I I't:l: every bond up to amount authorized by letter Br,r.'ugh of Manhattan, :\r;enal, Central Park. 1 tr. IP'at-,.0 ,.P hI,s its cl.ca, CI-Iv F' Ncts HENRY S\ITTII. President; 'ii-- Iii PsRI curar sir PUBLIC C'tl]RtTIEs, FOOT OF of ('omptroller to the surety companies, dated i..tsi' '1'w'r\T1'-SIX1'II STREET, New YORK. TOI'l- lF I. Bl•:RRY. S I' \I.I:IO RIMS OIt EST 101 \TE.S WILT, BE September 16, 1907. \IICILU.L J. KENNEDY, Dated June 19, 1909. c -ccc ''I 6t' th,' ( omic,iss,onn' „f I:ri~l,;e's at ( mmmie:i, hers of !'arks. th, nh,~,, ''! c' nulil _ „',-I "1, •~. ,,, - I, Rt IIII I('i;IlS OP 111(11UKLYN :AN1) QQUEEN,. H. A. METZ. Comptroller. Dated September 10, 1909. 5111.7 F:IIVL051) 11', SEP'l'EMIII•:It 29, 19IN), TO CONTRACTORS. y ;~ See General Instructions to Bid- FI11: 'IIII( (l)NS'fRl I I IdIN III' 171211' DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. ders on the Inst pug-c, last column, of I'. \\a I NItl:R 'I III". MAN II.\'I"f.\N .\1'- the '' City Itteeord." 1.Ittl-\CII 111' '!lIF: \V11.1.I.\hhSllt'Rl;II I'll' Il'l)S.\1.. NOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES. DEPARTMENT of CORRECTION, No. 148 EAST - — Ilk Ills ;F. Tw'ENTIETIt STREET, BORUCr:l1 OF MMANIIATIAN, "I'he contractor will be required to begin week BE TILE CITY OF NEW YORK. OrFIc'E OF THE Breasts, l'vr OF P\RKS, ARSENAL I'.\ 1.1:11 BIDS OR ES1'IMA TES \VI I,T. ltl'Ii.nt\,;. I•I Fit, Avcxt- c AND SIXTI--FOURTII ,tiepin five days of the date of certification .-i S r,-c,' heel he tics- Department of Public ('hari- ell, c',utract by the l•unttdtn,llcr of the lily, an.l AUCTION S.\I-F-. 1'1'Rd-FT, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF tit-- ;,t tl-c ahrer :'lTirr until 2.31) o'cl.,ck it. tit. Ntw YORK. will 1, n-Guin-d is c,,molete file entire Serb t.- „Il the ollj-facli,m of the Commissioner and in ac rrlll: DEPAR'I'MEN'r OF CORRECTION S EALED BAYS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE •"r lame with the t,lans and cicciticatidns ore , .. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1000, will sill at public auction six a,miculuCd received by the Park Board at the ahoy, bef.•re the expiration of four (41 calendar months hursr;, at the I)epartnient Stables, No. 510 East Office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock from the date of such certification. 11,1< I-l'RNlsIll\I; All. 'hill-: L\I:(IR \XID Twentieth street, Borough of Manhattan, ott p. m. oil 'I've aniount of security to guarantee the faiih- \L\lERI.\l.S Rl-:,tl'IIlElc PI)R '1'111-: I.REt'- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1000, fnl i,If;,rmanee of the work will be Seven T hit. TION .\Nit EN I IT-ti: ('(t>II'Ll('fIu\ uI NEW TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1900, I:I<\I)Pt)IlII ti'fltl•:I{'1' llOSI'I'I\L.RlIRtshill! Borough of Manhattan. 10510 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEI'TI•:\IIIER 17, 1909. Blank forms and further information may be at the office of the Fire Department, Nos. 157 The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as 25 linear feet of 12-inch vitrified salt glazed obtained at the office .if the Architect of the and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Manhattan. follows: culvert pipe. Department, foot of East Twenty-sixth street, NICHOLAS J. HAYES, Fire Commissioner. 200 linear feet of new bluestone curb. 432 linear feet of 6-inch vitrified salt-glazed Borough of Manhattan. The City of New York, Dated September 10, 1909. 500 linear feet of old curb, redressed and sewer pipe as risers fur house connec- where plans and specifications may be seen. s11,22 rese Ito ERT W. IIEBRF:KD, Commissioner. to' See General Instructions to Bid- 1.600 squaret yards of belgian blocks, to be 4 ma lions. complete. hated September 13, 1909, ders on the last page, last column, of taken up and rclaid to rude. I reccil'in 81basin, complete. s13,27 10,650 square yards of sheet asp halt pavement. 100 cubic yards of rock, excavated and re- lbi• •• ('iii' Record.' 1 -- The time allowed for doing and completing moved. jt J' See General Instruction: to Bid- - the above work will he forty (40) working days. 2,000 feet (It. \1.1 timber for foundation, fur- ders on the III PnRre, last column, o[ I lie amount of security required will be Seven nishcd and laid• Site •• ('ity Record." BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Thousand Dollars ($7,000). The time allow':d for doing and completing the No, 12. FOR REGUL.\TING, GRADING above work will be thirty (30) working days. AND FL AGGIN G TILE SOUTH Sll)E OF The amount of s,'curiiv required will be One OF FICE OP TILE PRESIDENT O T1i O BOROUGH OP CEN II„nsan;l I1„llar~ 1 1. ► , .lRAL AVENUE, )- It O\1 IVEILSON FIRE DEPARTMENT . QUEEN THIRD 1OFLOOR GF THE B ROUGH HALL SPREE' TO SENECA S'rREI:T, AND FUK cO.\s'rRcTIN(.u SEWER ND I'IF IIt STREET AND JACKSON AVENUE, LONG I5LAND \F:'S it ti'1KE1:'1 10 \Ic'EIL AVF NUE•;; :\1'1'(i RI I 'S \N( I 1'ROMj ('ii' BOROtiGH OF IN II it :\\ I',\Li E. HEAlQU ARTI'Rs OF THE DIRE DEPARTMENT OF \I-'1) ON IilE NOR Ill SIDE, FROM \\ !LL \\'.\,III 'SF ;'I'(IN •U I •: '1'1) WI- Ii',I FR THE CITY .e 'Sin '1 RK. 1,s. 157 AND 159 E.asT QEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES VILL BE I:\\I '0 RI 1 1 TO SENECA STREET, FRO\1 .\1'li 'St 'I•:; IN \V:\,111. -.'ON AVENUE, SIxTY-SF. \'Es1'fl "rR t: F. T, Rita t,eiI OF 11ANHATTAN, cc is d by the President of the Borough of ',F'SI L it 'St'REj:'1 '1O II ittMILTON Pl.:\(. E, I 1 Oil it 'sill •: \1\ S'! It l•. F,'1' 'L'() II Y A's I' Ttte CITY OF New YORK. Queens at the above office until 11 o'clock a. m. :\NI) FROM ll.\MILTON PL\CF'lU hlcNEIL \l'F. \\'U IN A(':\IIF:)II' STREET, FROM nl 'sit F'S:N, I. 111111'RD, W A BOROUGH UP it's I:1;STlilt 'sit 'I•:XI'I TO it's .1SI1ING ION Ulf 1•:"1l's!:\7'F." \YI1.l, PI: SF'sIl I) ltllla FlLiDA]', SEPTEMBER 1.7, 1900. QUEENS. 'sit 'I:VL'I•:, FIRST \\.\RD. rec'.11 1 I,s' thr I ire I. lnnii«, nrr at the 'the Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as •1'he Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as abcc olticc iti. I .'ii o'clock a. tn. .•n Nu. L FOR REGULATING, GR:\1)1NG, follows: follows: Vf1'Rl• 9.355 square feet of new flagstone sidewalk. 391 linear feet of brick and concrete, 2-foot %1O- D - SEPTEMBER 27, 1900, CURLING AND REPAVING WITtI 1'IEII IBLO('KS UN A SAND FOUNDATION The time allowed for doing and completing the 3-inch circular sewer, Borough of Brooklyn. IN l'.\KL1'U\ AVENUE, FROM CIC\TRL\L above work will be forty (40) working days. 287 linear feet of beck and concrete, 2-foot I I'RNNNIlI\G \NI) Dl-LI\•- \\ I 'SF'E TO RE\IsE\ AVENUE, 1IFTH •1'he amount of security required will be One 9-inch circular sewer• 1. I Olt 230 linear FRIX(; V.\RIU['5 SUI'l'LIES TO TILE RE- \\.\ItI)• Thousand Dollars ($1,000). feet of brick and concrete, 3-foot 1• \fit 511111'S. The Engineer'sngieer's estimate of the quantities is as No. 13. FOR FLAGGING TIIF SOU'1'II 3-inch circular sewer, file time for the delivery of the articles, mate- follow':: SIT)]-' OF \MOT'1' AVENUE (\VIHERE. N(ITAl.-560 linear feet of brick and concrete, 3-foot 1,450 linear feet of cement curb. 1:F::\l1Y l LA( I I)) 11 (Oil 111)1.1. 1' 'sit U1)1) 6-inch circular sewer. rials and supplies and the performance ,f the 565 contract is by or before December 31. 190`). 2,5-'0 square yards of vitrified block pavement. it's I'St 1 TO FRANKLIN \VENUE, \'sl) 1)N linear feet of 12-inch vitrified salt-glazed ani,+nnt -f sccU iii r,quir I i fifty per The time allowed fur doing and completing the '1'11E NOR1'll SIDE (\\'li1:RE NOT ALREADY pile sewer. The 15 linear feet of 15-inch vitrified salt glazers cent. l",I'' I of tl,e a the bi.l or esti• abuse w,,ik will be forty (40) working days. 1.1 V1(;II)), FROM HOLLYWOOD it's '1•:\UF mate. The ant unt ut srcunty required will be Two I,(' UNION STREE.I'; ALSO to FLAG '1LIE sewer pipe for spur. Rorout:h of Queens. Tho:tsand Dollars 1$2,000). SOTllU SIDE O F II E ''sit ~I•:NUE 5 linear feet of 18-inch vtlrified salt-glazed No. 2. FI)lt REGULATING AND GRADING sewer nipe for spur. \n. It R I l'R\1 111\1: 1\I) I~F.LI\'- (\vll!(RE NU1 V.REA )N. FL-\Ot;ED), FROM I\ I.1.FI.SON :'sit 1•:\UE, FRO\I WOODSIDE Flt.\\l No. 21. FOR PAVING WITH WOOL) Blank forms and further information may b The amount of security req BLOCK PAVEMENT ON A CONC1tETE uired is One Iiur The contract, if awarded, will be awarded to „bt;liucd ;It the office of the Department o dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($150,000). the lowest bidder per cubic yard, without taking FOUNDATION TIIE ROAIW.\Y OF •1CAD- Stn ,y ( leaning. file Iborough of Manhattan, Nos The compensation will be at a rate or pric into account any estimate of the probable amount I•:MY STREET, FROM JAMAICA AVENUE 1,1 t, S1 I':Irk row, per cubic yard of snow and ice actually remove of piling. TO GRANI) AVENUE, FIRST WARD. \1'11. II. EfDW.\RT) , Conunissiuncr. from the place or places where work unde The Enginccr's estimate of the quantities is as Illank farms and further information may be Bali-,h ti,l.t-inlet- 1S, 1909. this contract is carried on. Compensation wil ubtaincd at the office of the Department of Street follows: sl6,n5 50 linear feet of concrete curb, furnished be allowed for snow and ice that has been pile' Cleaning, the Borough of Manhattan, Nos. 13 g•.' `'ee (.eneral Instrucllonw to Bid but has not been removed because of the wort to 21 Park row. and set. tiers on flee• Inst Burge, last column, o living stopped by the Commissioner of Stree 450 cubic yards of concrete, including mortar W.M. IT. EDWARDS. Commissioner. 1111 lily Record,” Cleaning; this compensation will be at a rate o Dated September 8, 1909. bed. price per cubic yard of snow and ice piled s9,23 3,550 square yards of wood block pavement. computed by multiplying the area of the street o The time allowed for doing and completing the MAIN ()Frill: OF Tile DEPARTMENT OF STREE g•r See General Instructions to Bid- above work will be thirty (30) working; days. CLEANING, RooM 1403, Nos. 13 To 21 PARK 1 Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- sons affected thereby to be published in the City the opening and extending of Milton street, from Borough of Manhattan, in the City Hall, on the portionment, in pursuance of the provisions of REcoao for ten days prior to the 24th day of Maspeth avenue to Flushing avenue, in the Bor. 24th day of September, 1909, at 10:30 a. m., and section 980 of the Greater New York Charter, September, 1909. ought of Queens, City of New York; and that at the same time and place a public hearing hereby gives notice that the following is the pro- Dated September 11, 1909. \\'hereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor• thereon will then and there be had. posed area of assessment for benefit in this pro- JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary, ti•>nntent is authorized and required, at the time Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board ceeding: No. 277 Broadway, Room 1406. of the adoption of the resolution directing the cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- Beginning at a point on the southerly line of institution of proceedings to acquire title to the sons affected thereby to be published in the CITY Paerdegat Basin where it is intersected by the Telephone, 2280 \North. lands required for the foregoing improvement, to l.ecosu for ten days prior to the 24th day of prolongation of a line midway between Utica ave- x11,22 fix and determine upon an area or areas of September, 1909. nue and East Fifty-first street, and rtmning assessment for benefit for said proceeding. Dated September 1I, 1909• thence eastwardly along the said southerly line o Resolved, '1-hat the Board of Estimate and Ap- JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT t artionnient, in pursuance of the provisions of No. 277 liroadway, Room 1406. Paerdegat Basin to the intersection with the pro- the meeting of the Board of Estimate and longation of a line midway between Fast Fifty- section 980 of the Greater New lork Charter, Telephone, 2280 Worth. Apportionment held on Lune 18, 1909, the lot- hereby gives notice that the following is the pro- al 1,22 first street and East Fifty-second street; thence lowing resolutions were adopted: ,. soudtwardly along the said line midway between posed area of assessment for benefit in this pro- 1\ltcreas, The Board of Estimate and Appor- ceeding: East Fifty-first street and East Fifty-second ti,, nment of The City of New York is consider- Beginning at a point on the northwesterly line O'f10E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE Street. and along the prolongation of the said line ing the advisability of instituting proceedings to to the intersection with the northeasterly line of of Flushing avenue where it is intersected by a N hoard of Estimate and Apportionment of acquire title to the lands and premises required line distant 100 feet northerly The City of New York, deeming it for the public Flatbush avenue; thence south,vcstwardlp at for the opening and extending of Nott avenue, from and parallel right angles to Flathush avenue a distance of 200 with the northerly line of Milton street as laid interest so to do, proposes to change the map from \'art Datn street to Calvary Cemetery, and out where it adjoins Flushing avenue, and run- or plan of The City of New York so as to change feet; thence northwestwardly and parallel with of Anable avenue, from \'an 1)ant street to Flathush avenue to the intersection with a line ning thence southcastwardly at right angles to the grades of the streets within the territory Calvary Cemetery, in the Borough of Queens, Flushing avenue a distance of 180 feet; thence bonmled by Tilden avenue, Bedford avenue, at right angles to Flatbush avenue, and passing City of New York; and through a point on its southwesterly side where southwestwardly and parallel - w'ith Flushing ave- Albemarle road and Lott street, Borough of \\-hereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor. nue to the northeasterly right of may line of )Ito rklvn, and that a meeting of said hoard will it is intersected by the prolongation of a line mid- tionntent is authorized and required, at the time way between Utica avenue and East Fifty-first the Itusltwick Ii ranch of the Long Island Rail- he held in the Old Council Chamber, City )tall, of the adoption of the resolution directing the rail ; thence north westwardly along the said Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on street: thence northeastwardly along the said line institution of proceedings to acquire title to the at right angles to Flathush avenue to its south- ht of way line to the intersection with a line September 24, 1909, at 10.30 o'clock a. m., at westerlY side: thence northwardly along the said lands required for the foregoing improvement, to midway between Furman avennc and Milton which such proposed change will be considered fix and determine upon an area or areas of line midway between Utica avenue and East Fifty- street; thence nortlntardly along the said line by said Board, all of which is more particularly assessment for benefit for said juroceedittg. midway between Furman avenue and Milton set forth and described in the following resolu- first street and along the prolongation of the said Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- line to the point or place of beginning. street and along the prolongation of the said tions adopted by the Board on June 18, 1909, Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- portionment, in pursuance of the provisions of line to a point distant 100 feet northerly from n ,ticc of the adoption of which is hereby given, posed area of assessment at a meeting of the section 980 of the Greater New York Charter, the northerly line of \laspeth avenue, the said viz.: Board to he held in the City of New York, Bor- hereby gives notice that the following is the pro- distance being measured at right angles to Mas- Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- ovgh of Manhattan, in the City Hall, on the 24th p.sed area of assessment for benefit in this pro- ,eth avenue; thence eastwardly and parallel with portionntent of The City of New York, in pur- day of September, 1901), at 10:30 a. in., and that c'e'lmg: \laspcth avenue to the intersection with the pro• suance of the provisions of section 442 of the at the sane time and place a public hearing there- Beginning at a point on the prolongation of a h ngation of a line distant 100 feet casterly Greater New \ murk Charter as amended, deem- on "ill then and there he had. hue midway between Covert avenue and Anable front and parallel with the easterly line of \til- i:cg it for the public interest so to do, proposes Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board avenue distant 100 feet easterly from the easterly ton street as laid out between Frederick street to change the mail or plan of The City of New cause these resolutions and a notice to all persons line of Addison place, the said distance being and \laspetlt avcntte; thence southwardly along York by changing the grades of the streets within affected thereby to be published in the Ctry Recoao measured at right angles to Addison place, and the said line parallel with Milton street and the territory bounded by Tilden avenue, Bedford and the corporation newspapers for ten days running thence westwardly along the said line along the prolongations of the said line to the avenue, Albemarle road and Lott street, in the midway between Covert avenue and Anable ave- intersection with a line parallel with Milton Borough of lirooklyn, City of New York, more prior to the 24th day of September, 1909. nue, and :long the prolongations ,of the said Dated September It - 1909. street where it adjoins Flushing avenue and particularly shown upon a map or plan bearing line, to the intersection with a line midway be- passing thron¢ It the point of heginning • thence the signature of the Commissioner of Public TOSF.PIT IT.\:\G, Secretary, twecn Httlst street and Van Pelt street; thence No. 277 Broadway, Room 1406, casta-ardly along the said line parallel with Works and dated January 19 1909. souttltss-aritly along the said line midway between Milton street to the point or place of beginning. Resolved. That this Board' consider the pro- Telephone, 2280 Worth. Ilulst street and Van Pelt street to the inter- Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- posed change at a meeting of the Iloard, to be s11,22 section with a line bisecting the angle formed posed area of assessment at a meeting of the held in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, by the intersection of the southerly line of It.,ard to be held in The City of New York, City of New York, on the 24th day of Septem- Anablc avenue with the prolongation of the ])'rough of Manhattan, in the City Hall, on the ber, 1909, at 10.30 o'clock a. m. OTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT AT northeasterly line of Hunters Point avenue as '-itit clay of September, 1909. at 10.30 a. m., and Resolved, That the Secretary of tl,t Board N the meeting of the Board of Estimate and this street is laid out between Van Dam street tl at at the same time and place a public hearing cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- Apportionment held on line 18, 1909, the fol- and Grecnpoint avenue; thence northwestwardly thereon will then and there be had. sons affected thereby that the proposed change 1 wing resolutions were adopted: ,il.ng the said bisecting line to the intersection Resolved, -1 hat the Secretary of this Board will be considered at a meeting of the Board, to Whereas, The Bsard of Estimate and Appor- with the prolongation of a line midway between cause these resolutions and a notice to all jser- be held at the aforesaid time and place, to be tionment of The City of New York is consider- Covert avenue and Arable avenue; thence west- sons affected thereby to be published in the CITY published in the CITY RECORD and the corporation ing the advisability of institutingproceedings wardly along the prolongation of the said line RecoRD for ten days prior to the 24th day of newspapers for ten days continuously, Sundays to acquire title to the lands and premises required midway- between Covert avenue and Anable ave- Se itember, 1909. and legal holidays excepted, prior to the 24th for the opening and extending of Avenue P. nue to the intersection with a line midway be• Dated September 11, 1909. day- of September, 1909. from Ocean avenue to Nostrand avenue, in the t,,ccn School street and Van Datastreet; thence JOSEI'fl IIAAG, Secretary, Dated September 11, 1909, B.r,,uglt of Brooklyn, City of New York; and I, rthward!v along the said line midway between No. 277 Broadway, Room 1406. JOSE1'II IIAAG, Secretary, Whereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor- School street and \ an Dam street to the inter- Telephone, 2260 \Worth. No, 277 Broadway, Room 1406. tionment is authorized and required, at the time section with a line midway between Nott avenue sI1,22 Telephone, 2280 Worth. .,f the adoption of the resolution directing and Thomson avenue; thence eastwardly along s11,22 the institution of proceedings to acquire title to the said line midway between Nott avenue NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'THAT AT THE and Th,,mson avenue as these streets are laid the lands required f.,r the foregoing improve- meeting of the Board of Estimate and -\p• OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THIAT THE ment, to fix and determine upon an area or areas out between \'an Dam street and Lowery street, I rtinent, un held on June 18, 1909, the fulliisvimig :u:d along the prolongation of the said line, to a N Board of Estimate and Apportionment of of assessment for benefit for said proceeding. res,n_httions were adopted: T'he City of New York, deeming it for the public Resolved. That the Board of Estimate and Ap- is tnt distant 100 feet easterly from the easterly \\ hereas, The hoard of Estimate and Appor- line of Jessie place, the said distance being interest so to dpi, propeisea to change the map or portioutnent, in pursuance of the provisions of ti,tnment of The City of New York is considering plan of The City of New York so as to change secti.n 950 of the Greater New York Charter, nicas„red at right angles to Jessie place; thence the alvi-ability of instituting proceedings to ac- s„ut!twardly and parallel with Jessie place and the grade of \lanida street, between Garrison hvrehy gives notice that the following is the pro- re title to the lands and premises required for avenue and Lafayette avenue, BorongIt of The posed area of assessment for benefit in this pro- the prolongation thereof to the intersection with the opening and extending of Vic-irheld street, a line distant 100 feet southerly from and I:ronx, and that a meeting of said Board will ceeding: fn,nt the line between the Boroughs of Brooklyn be held in the Old Council Chamber, City Ilall, Bounded on the north by a line midway be- parallel with the southerly line of Nott avenue amid cluccus to Vivckoff avenue; of Hancock as this street is laid out between Fitting street Borough of \Manhattan. City of New York, on tween Avenue 0 and Avenue P and by the pro- >lrrct. from theline between the Boroughs of September 24, 1909. at 10.30 o'clock a. in., at longation of the said line; on the east by a line and Jessie place, the said distance being measured Pr -layrt and Queens to Myrtle avenue; of at right angles to Nott avenue; thence westwardly which such proposed change will be considered distant 100 feet easterly from and parallel with Icier-n avenue, from the line between the Bor- by said Board, all of which is more particularly the easterly line of Nostrand avenue, the said along the said line parallel with Nott avenue to ,,uglis of Brooklyn and Queens to Cypress ace- the intersection with a line parallel with Addison set forth and described in the following resolu- distance being measured at right angles to Nos- nue; and of Cornelia street, from tl:e line be- tions adopted by the Board on June 18, 1909, trand avenue; on the ssuth by a line midway be- place and passing through the point of begin- t ,cen the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens to ntng: thence southwardly along the said line notice of the adoption of which is hereby given, tween .\venue P and Avenue Q as laid out west I°rrsit l','nd road. excepting from the above-men- viz.: of Nostrand avenue, and by the prolongation of parallel with Addison place to the point or ti -led limits of each of the aforesaid streets the place of beginning. Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- the said line, and on the west by a line midway •icht-of-way of the Evergreen branch of the portiunment of The City of New York, in pur- between Ocean avenue and East Nineteenth street. Resolved. That this Board consider the pro- I. n4 Island Railroad, in the Borough of Queens, posed area of assessment at a meeting of the sttance of the provisions of section 442 of the Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- (its- „f New York: and Greater New York Charter as amended, deeming posed area of assessment at a meeting of the Board, to he hold in The City of New York, \\'hcrcas, The Board of Estimate and Appor- Borough of \Manhattan, in the City Hall, on the it for the public interest so to do, proposes to Board to he held in The City of New York, tionment is authorized and required at the time change the map or plan of The City of New Borough of Manhattan, in the City Hall. on 14th day of September, 1909, at 10.30 a. nt., of the adoption of the resolution directing the in' and that at the same time and place a public Y,-rk by changing the grade of Manila street, the 24th day of September, 1909, at 10.30 a. in., stitutiott of procecdings to acquire title to the between Garrison avenue and Lafayette avenue, anal that at the same time and place a public hearing thereon will then and there be had. lands required f,,r the foregoing improvement to Resolved. That the Secretary of this Board in the Borough of The Bronx, City of New hearing thereon will then and there be had. fix and determine upon an area or areas of assc,s- York, more particularly shown upon a map or Res,i'.ved. That the Secretary of this Board cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- me:st t--r lie tie for said proceeding. yin-ms affected thereby to be published in the plan bearing the signature of the President of cause these resolutions and a notice to aller- CITY Re.nl,cd, That the Board of Estimate and the Itorough and dated December 15. 1908. sons affected thereby to be published in the Claw Krrnen for ten days prior to the 24th day of :\{np.-rtionment, io pursuance of the provisions September. 1909. Resolved. That this Board consider the pro- RecoRr and the corporation newspapers for ten ,f sceti,m 980 of the Greater New York Charter, posed change at a meeting of the hoard, to be days prior to the 24th day of September, 1909. Dated September 11, 1909, hcrchv gives notice that the following is the pro- TOSEI'II HAAG, Secretary, held in the City IIall, Borough of Manhattan, Dated September 11, 1909. .1 area of assessment fur benefit in this pro- City of New York. on the 24th day of September, No, 277 Broadway, Room 1406. ccriltng: JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary, Telephone, 2280 Worth. 1909, at 10.30 o'clock a. m. Iteginning at a point on the line between the Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board No. 277 Broadway, Room 1406. s11,22 Borough of Itrooklyn and the Borough of Queens cause these resolutions and a notice to all per. Telephone, 2280 Worth. wl;ere it is intersected by a line midway hctwcen sons affected thereby that the proposed change s11,22 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT Putnam avenue and Cornelia street, and running will be considered at a meeting of the Board, to N the meeting of the Board of Estimate and thence northeastwardly along the said line mid- he held at the aforesaid time and place, to be App , tionment held on June 18, 1909, the fol- say between Putnam avenue and Cornelia street, published in the CITY RrCORD for ten days con- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 1,.tv:ng resolutions were adopted: as these streets are laid out between the said tittttously, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, the meeting of the Board of Estimate and Whereas. The Board of Estimate and Appor- Borough line and Forest avenue, and along the prior to the 24th day of September, 1909. Apportionment held on June 18, 1909, the fol- ti -zunent of The City of New York is considering prolongation of the said line, to the intersection Dated September 11, 1909• lowing resolutions were adopted: - the advisability of instituting proceedings to ac- with the centre line of the Lutheran Cemetery JOSEPH. HAAG, Secretary. Whereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor- quire title to the lands and premises required for branch of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company; No. 277 ltroadway, Room 1406. tionment of The City of New York is con- the opening and extending of North street, be. thence eastwardly along the said centre line of Telephone, 2280 Worth. sidering the advicabili:y of instituting proceed- t,teen Jerome avenue and Aqueduct Avenue the Lutheran Cemetery Railroad to the intersec- x11,22 ings to acquire title to the lands and premises East, in the Borough of The Bronx, City of tion with a line distant 100 feet easterly front and required for the opening and extending of West New York; and parallel with the easterly line of Fresh Pond road, One Hundred and Seven.-sixth street, between \Vhereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor. the said distance being measured at right angles NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE St. Nicholas avenue and Broadway. in the Bor- tionntent is authorized and required, at the time to Fresh fond road; thence southwardly along Board of Estimate and Apportionment of ough of Manhattan, Ci:y of New York; and of the adoption of the resolution directing the the said line parallel with Fresh I'onrl road to the The City of New York, deeming it for the pub- Whereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor- institution of proceedings to acquire title to the intersection with the prolongation of a line mid- lic interest so to do, proposes to change the map tionment is authorized and required, at the time lands required for the foregoing improvement, to way between Cornelia street and Hughes street or plan of The City of New York so as to lay out of the adoption of the resolution directing the fix and determine upon an area or areas of as these streets are laid out between Forest ave- a street se-stein within the territory bounded by institution of proceedings to acquire title to the assessment for benefit for said proceeding: nue.and Fresh Pond road; thence westwardly Newtown avenue, Crescent street, Grand avenue lands required for the foregoing improvement, to Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap. along the said line midway between Cornelia and \'an A]st avenue, and establish grades there- fix and determine upon anarea or areas of portionment, in pursuance of the provisions of street and Hughes street, and along the prulouga- for, Borough of Queens, and that a meeting of assessment for benefit for said proceeding. section 980 of the Greater New \ ork Charter, lion of the said line, to the intersection with the said Board will be held in the Old Council Cham- Resalved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- hereby gives notice that the following is the prolongation of a line midwvay between Cornelia h er, City )tall, Borough of Manhattan, City of portionment, in pursuance of the provisions of proposed area of assessment for benefit in this street and Silver street as these streets are laid New York, on September 24, 1909, at 10:30 a. rn. section 980 of the Greater New York Charter, proceeding: out westerly from Forest avenue:thence south- at which such proposed change will be considered hereby gives notice that the following is the pro- Bounded on the north by a line midwaybe- westwardly along the said line midway between by said Board; all of which is more particularly posed area of assessment for benefit in this pro- tween North street and West One llundred and Cornelia street and and Silver street, and along set forth and described in the following resolu- ceeding: Eighty-fourth street and by the prolongations of the pr,Jongations of the said line, to a point dis- tiuns adopted by the Board on June 18, 1909, Beginning at a point on the easterly line of the said line; on the east by a line midway be- tant 100 feet northerly from the northerly line of notice of the adoption of which is hereby given, Broadway midway between West One Hundred tsvicen Jerome avenue and Walton avenue; on the Myrtle avenue, the said distance being measured vi?-- and Seventy-sixth street and West One Hundred south by a line midway between North street at right angles to Myrtle avenue; thence cast- Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Ap- and Seventy seventh street. and running thence and Evelyn place and by the prolongations of vardly and parallel with Myrtle avenue to the portiuttment of The City of New York, in pur- eastwardly along a line midway between West the said line, and on the west by a line midway intersection with a line at rigln angles to Myrtle suance of the provisions of section 442 of the One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street and West between Aqueduct Avenue East and Aqueduct avenue: and passing through a point on its south- Greater New York Charter as amended, deeming One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street to a avenue. erly side where it is intersected by the prolonga- it for the public interest so to do, proposes to point distant 100 feet easterly from the easterly Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- tion of a line midway between Hancock street and change the map or plan of The City of New line of St. Nicholas avenue; thence southwardly posed area of assessment at a meeting of the \Veirfielrl street as these streets are laid out be- York, by laying out a street system within the and parallel with Sr. Nicholas avenue to the Board, to be held in The City of New York, tween Wyckoff avenue and Myrtle avenue; territory bounded by Newtown avenue, Crescent intersect:.n with a line midway between West Borough of Manhattan, in the City Hall, on the thence souttiwrardly along the said line at right street. Grand avenue and Van Alst avenue, and One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street and West 24th day of September, 1909. at 10.30 a. m., and angle' to Myrtle avenue to its southerly side: establishing grades therefor, in the Borough of One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street; thence that at the same time and place a public hearing thence southwestwarrll_v along the said line mid- Queens, City of New York, more particularly westwardly along the said line midway between thereon will then and there be had. ssav between Hancock street and \Vcirfield street, shown upon a map or plan signed by the Presi- West One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street and Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board and along the prolongation of the said lire, to a dent of the Borough, and bearing date of January West One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street and cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- point distant 100 feet northeasterly from the 14, 1909, the prolongation of the said line to the inter- sons affected thereby to be published in the CITY northeasterly line of Wyckoff avenue; thence Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- snutheastwardly and parallel with Wyckoff ave• section with the westerly line of Broadway; thence RecosD for ten days prior to the 24th day of posed change at a meeting of the Board, to be westwardly at right angles to Broadway a dis- September, 1909. roc to the intersection with the prolongation of held in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, tance of 1On feet; thence northwardly and Dated September 11, 1909. a line mulway between Weirfic•]rl street and Ilal- City of New York. on the 24th day of September, parallel with P,roadway to the intersection with cry street: thence southcv-estwardly along the said 1909, at 10:30 o'clock a. m. JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary, line midway between Weirfield street and Halsey a line at right angles to Broadway and passing No. 277 Broadway, Room 1406, Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board through the point of beginning; thence east- street, and along the prolongation of the said line, cause these reso)tttions and a notice to all per- Telephone, 2280 Worth. to the line between the Borough of Brooklyn and wardly along the said line at right angles to a11,22 sons affected thereby that the proposed change Broadway to the point or place of beginning. the Borough of Oueens: thence northwardly will be considered at a meeting of the Board, to Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- along the said Borough line to the point of place be held at the aforesaid time and ,,lace, to be posed area of assessment at a meeting of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT of beginning. published in the CITY RECORD for ten days con' Board, to be held in The City of New York, the meeting of the Board of Estimate and Some confusion exists as to street names in this tmttously. Sundaes and legal holidays excepted, Borough of Manhattan, in the City Hall, on the Apportionment held on June 18, 1909, the fol- vicinity, and those used in the above description prune to the 24th day of September, 1909. 24th day of September, 1909, at 10.30 a. m., lowing resolutions were adopted: are the Ones appearing upon sections 29 and 30 Dated September 11. 1909. and that at the same time and place a public Whereas, The Board of Estimate and Appor- of the final mans. 1OSEPH HAAG, Secretary, hearing thereon will then and there be had. tionment of The City of New York is consider- Resolved, That this Board consider the pro- No, 277 Broadway, Room 1406. Resolved. That the Secretary of this Board ing the advisability of instituting proceedings to ac- posed area of assessment at a meeting of the Telephone, 2280 Worth. cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- quire title to the lands and premises required for Board to be held in The City of New York, x11,23 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10518 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE face railroad tracks upon Liberty avenue, and Wherefore your petitioner prays that public Resolved, That the following form of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of with the present street surface railroad tracks of notice herein of the time and place when and resolution for the grant of the franchise or right The City of New York, deeming it for the public the llronklin• Queens County and Suburban Rail. where this application will be first considered be applied for by the Queens Lighting Company, interest so to do, proposes to change the map or road Conipanv upon Georgia avenue so as to per- given, as required by the provisions of section containing the form of proposed contract as plan of The City of New York so as to change mit of the operation of street surface railroad 92 of the Railroad Law and of all other laws amended in accordance with the report of the the lines and grades of Castleton avenue, between cars for the convenience of persons and property applicable thereto, and that the desired consent Comptroller fnr the grant of such franchise or Jewett avenue and Columbia street, Borough of over said extension of its railroad. or grant be embodied in the form of a con- right, he hereby introduced and entered in the Richmond, and that a meeting of said Board will Wherefore Your petitioner prays that public no. tract. with all the terms and conditions as to minutes of this Board as follows, to wit: he held in the Old Council Chamber, City Hall, tice hen•in of the time and place when and compensation and otherwise, in accordance with Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and where this application will be first considered be the provisions of the Greater New York Char- Apportionment hereby grants to the Queens September 24, 1909, at 10:30 a. m., at which such ter and the laws of the State. proposed change will be considered by said Board; given, as required by the Provisions of section 92 Lighting Company the franchise or right fully of the R':,ilrnad Law and of all other laws ap- Dated at the Borough of Brooklyn, City of set out and described in the following form of all of which is more particularly set forth and plicahl,- there), New York. April 19, 1909. described in the following resolutions adopted by ,, and that the desired consent or proposed contract for the grant thereof, em- the Board on June I8, 1909, notice of the adop. grant ." emhodird in the form of a contract, with THE BROOKI.YN CITY RAILROAD bodying all of the terms and conditions, includ- tion of which is hereby given, viz: all the tc,...s and conditions as to compensation COMPANY, ing the provisions as to rates and charges upon Resolved, That the hoard of Estimate and Ap- and otherwise. in accordance with the provisions [sesL.1 By EDwn, MERRITT. President. and subject to the terms and conditions in said of the (treater New York ('barter and the laws Attest: proposed form of contract contained, and that portionment of The City of New York. in pur. of the State. suance of the provisions of section 442 of the Ctus. A. GAY, Secretary. the Mayor of The City of New York he and he Dated at the Borough of Brooklyn, City of hereby is authorized to execute and deliver such (neater New York Charter as amended, deeming N,w York. Tune IS. 1909. City anti State of New York, County of Kings, it for the public interest so to do, proposes to .s. : contract in the name and on behalf of The City change the map or plan of The City of New York, TIIP. NASS-\I1 ELECTRIC RAILROAD Edward Merritt, being duly affirmed, deposes of New York, as follows, to wit: by changing the lines and grades of Castletnn CO]t I'ANY, and says that lie is the President of the Brook- (c iii..) avenue, between Jewett avenue and Columbia By T. S. WrtLIAMS, Vice-President. Ivn City Railroad Company, the petitioner named Proposed Form of Contract. street, in the Borough of Richmond, City of New Attest: in the foregoing petition; that he has read the York, mnre particularly shown upon a map or C. T), MENrrt.v, Secretary. foregoing petition and knows the contents This contract, made and entered into this thereof; that the same is true of his own knowl. day of 190 , by and be- plan signed by the President of the Borough, and City and State of New York, County of Kings, tween The City of New York (hereinafter called dated March 6, 1909. ss. : edge except as to the matters therein stated to be Resolved, ']'hat this Board consider the pro- alleged upon information and belief, and that the City), party of the first part, by the Mayor T. S. Williams. being duly sworn, deposes and of said City, acting for and in the name of said posed change at a meeting of the Board, to he =ays that he is the Vice ('resident of The Nassau as to those matters he believes it to be true; held in the City hall, Borough of Manhattan, that the reason why this verification is not made City under and in pursuance of the authority Electric Railroa.l Company, the petitioner named of the Board of Estimate anti Apportionment of City of New York- on the 24th day of September, in the foregoing petition; that he has read the by the petitioner is that it is a corporation; that 1909, at 10:30 o'clock a. m. the deponent is an officer of the said corpora- said City (hereinafter called the Board), and fo rcgning petition and knows the contents there- the Queens Lighting Company, a corporation Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board of; that the stoic is true of his own knowledge tion, to wit, its President, and that the grounds of is information in regard to the matters stated formed tinder and pursuant to the Laws of the cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- cacent as to the matters therein stated to be State of New York (hereinafter called the sons affected thereby that the proposed change alleerd upon information and belief, and that as in the foregoing petition, so far as the same arc not within his Personal knowledge, are state- Company), party of the second part, witnesseth: will be considered at a meeting of the Board, to to thn,e matters lie believes it to be true; that the In consideration of the mutual covenants and he held at the aforesaid time and place, to he rcainn why this verification is not made by the ments made by Officers or agents of the corpora- tion to loin as ('resident thereof, agreements herein contained, the parties hereto publisher) in the Ctry Recoan for ten days cnn- petitioner is that it is a corporation; that the do hereby covenant and agree as follows: tinunusly, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, Affirmed to before me this 19th day of April, deponent is an officer of the said corporation, 1909. Section 1.The City hereby grants to the prior to the 24th day of September, 1909. to wit: its Vice President, and that the grounds Dated September II, 1909. EDWI. MERRITT. Company, subject to the conditions and provi- of his information in regard to the matters stated [SEAL. I sions hereinafter set forth, the right and privi- 10SEPH TTAAG. Secretary, in the foregoing petition, so far as the same are Cuss. R. GAY, Notary Public. No. 277 Kings County, N. Y. lege to lay, construct, maintain and operate Broadway, Room 1406. tint within his personal knowledge, are statements suitable pipes, mains or other conductors, with Telephone, 2280 \Yorth. made by officers or agents of the corporation to City and State of New York, County of Kings, the necesTary service pipes and connections there- ss. : s11,22 him as Vicc-Presidcnt thereof. with, for conducting gas through the streets On this 19th day of April, in the year one lanes, alleys, squares and highways now opened T. S. WILLIAMS. thousand nine hundred and nine, before me per- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIA'C THE Sworn to before me this 16th day of June, or which may hereafter be opened in that portion sonally canto Edward Merritt, to me known, who, of the Third and Fourth Wards of the Borough Board of Estimate and Apportionment of 1909. bring by me duly affirmed, did depose and say The City of New York, deeming it for the pnh- 1. IT. Br..NNINGTON, Notary Public, Queens of Queens. as constituted by section 1581 of that lie resided in the Borough of Brooklyn. City chapter 466 of the Laws of 1901 (the Greater lic interest so to do, proposes to change the map Count v. of New York; that he is the President of the or plan of The City of New York so as to in- t', rlificate filed in Kings County, New York Charter), bounded and described as Brooklyn Cite Railroad Company, the corpora. follows: crease the width of \Vest Thirty-second street, City and State of New York, County of Kings, tine described in and which executed the fore- Commencing at the point on the southerly shore from Broadway to Seventh avenue, Borough of sq.: going instrument; that lie knew the seal of said Manhattan. and that a meeting of said Board On this 16th day of June, in the year one corporation; that the seal affixed to said instru- of Little Neck Bay, where the boundary line will be held in the Old Council Chamber, City thousand nine hundred and nine, before me mrnt was snch corporate seal; that it was so between The City of New York and the County Hall. borough of Manhattan, City of New York, ncrsonally came T. S. Williams, to me known, affixed by order of the Board of Directors or of Nassau intersects the same; thence south- on September 24, 1909, at 10:30 o'clock a. m., who, Icing by me dimly sworn, did depose and I` xecutive Committee of said corporation, and westerly along said southerly shore of Little at which such proposed change will be considered say that Inc relined in the Town of Huntington, that lie igned his name thereto by like order. Neck Bay to the creek known as Alley Creek: by said Board; all of which is more particu- State of New York; that he is the Vice-President [se.am..1 CIIAS. R. GAY, Notary Public, thence southerly along the line of the centre of larly set forth and described in the following -,f The Nassau Electric Railroad Company, the Kings County, N. Y. said Alley Creek to a point where the same. ex- resolutions adopted by the hoard on Jul 2, 1909, v rnoration described in and which executed the —and at the meeting held July 2, 1909, the fol- tenrled, would meet West Alley road; thence notice of the adoption of which is hereby given, Icing instrument; that lie knew the seal of lowing resolutions were adopted: westerly along said West Alley road to where viz.: laid rnrtoration; that the seal affixed to said in- Whereas. The foregoing petition from the the same intersects and joins Rocky hill road; Resolved. That the Board of Estimate and Ap- strument was such corporate seal; that it was so Brooklyn City Railroad Company, dated April 19, thence southerly along said Rocky Hill road to portionment of The City of New York, in pur- affixed by Order of the Board of Directors of 1909, was presented to the Board f Estimate the point where the same intersects and joins suance of the provisions of section 442 of the said corporation• and that he signed his name and Apportionment at a meeting held June 25, Black Stump road; thence westerly along said Greater New Vork Charter as amende'l. deeming thereto by like order. 1909. Black Stump road to a point where the same it for the lntblic interest so to do, Proposes to Resolved, That, in pursuance of law, this intersects and joins the road known as Brush- change the map or plan of The City of New York. J. IT. BENNINGTON, ville road and Holliswood avenue; thence south- Notary Public. Queens County. Beard sets Friday the 17th day of Septenther, by increasing the width of \Vest Thirty-second 1909, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and Room erly along said road known as the Brushville Certificate filed in Kings County. road and Ilolliswood avenue to a Point where street, from Broadway to Seventh avenue, in the 16 in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, as Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, more —and at the meeting held July 2, 1909, the fol- the time and place when and where such the continuation of the same is known as Flush- lowing resolutions were adopted: petition ing avenue; thence continuing southerly along particularly described as follows: shall be first considered, and a public hearing The width of West Thirty-second street, from Whereas. The foregoing petition from the he had thereon, at which citizens shall he entitled said Flushing avenue to point where the same Broadway to Seventh avenue is to be increased Nassau l-lcctric Railroad Company, dated Jime to appear anrt be heard: and be it further joins and intersects Hillside avenue; thence from ('0 feet to 100 feet by adding 20 feet on 15, 1909, was presented to the Board of Estimate Resolved, That the Secretary is directed to easterly along said Hillside avenue to a point each side of said street. and Apportionment at a meeting held June 25, where the same joins and intersects Carpenter 1909. cause such Petition and these resolutions to be Resolved. ']'flat this Board consider the pro- published for at least fourteen (141 days in avenue; thence southerly and southwesterly along Resolved, That in pursuance of law this Board posed change at a meeting of the Board, to be two daily newspapers in The City of New York, said Carpenter avenue to a point where the same held in the City Hall, Borough of I1lanhattan. sets Friday. the 17th day of September, 1909, at joins and intersects Pocahontas avenue; thence 11).30 ,'cluck in the forenoon, and Room 16 in to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least City of New York, on the 24th (lay of September, ten (10) rlays in the CITY REcoao, immediately southwesterly along said Pocahontas avenue to 190'), at 10:30 o'clock a. ni. the City TTa11, Borough of Manhattan, as the prior to such date of public hearing. The ex- where the saute joins and intersects the right Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board time and place when and where such petition pense of such publication to be borne by the of way of the Long Island Railroad Company, cause these resolutions and a notice to all per- 'hall he first consid, red, and a public hearing petitioner. otherwise known as Atlantic avenue; thence be had thcrcon. at which citizens shall he entitled westerly along the right of way of the Long sons affected thereby that the proposed change 0 H. 1AG, Secretary. will be considered at a meeting of the Board, to to appear and be heard: and be it further New York, July 2S 19 9. Island Railroad Company, otherwise known as Resolved. That the Secretary is directed to Atlantic avenue, to a point formed by the he held at the aforesaid time and place, to he x4,17 published in the Ctry Recoan for ten days con- cause such petition and these resolutions to be intersection of such right of way of the Long tinuously. Sundays and legal holidays excepted, published for at least fourteen (14) days in two Island Railroad Company, otherwise known as prior to the 24th day of September, 1909. daily newspapers in The City of New York, to P UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Atlantic avenue. Farmers avenue and a road Dated September II, 1909. he designated by the Mayor, and for at least known as the Old Country road or Hollis road; ten (10) days in the that at the meeting of the Board of Esti- IOSEPH HAAG, Secretary. CITY RECORD immediately mate and Apportionment held this day, the fol- thence southerly across said road known as the No. 277 Broadway, Room 1406. prior to such date of ttublic hearing. The ex- lowing proceedings were had: Old Country road or Hollis road to Farmers ave- Telephone, 2280 Worth. pense of such publication to be borne by the nue; thence southerly along said Farmers avenue petitioner. Whereas, The Queens Lighting Company has, x11,22 tinder date of June 7, 1907, made application to to a point where the same meets Locust avenue JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary. this. Board for a grant of the right, privilege at or near Central avenue; thence southwesterly New York, July 2, 1909. and franchise to construct, maintain and oper- along said Locust avenue to a point where the P UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN same joins and intersects the road known as that at a meeting of the Board of Estimate x4,17 ate pipes, mains, conductors and necessary ap- pliances in, under and along the streets, ave- Rockaway road; thence northwesterly along said and Apportionment, held June 25, 1909, the fol- Rockaway road to a point where the sameoins lowing petition was received: nues, highways and public places within that portion of the Borough of Queens as described and intersects the road known as the Three To the Honorable Board of Estimate and Appor. P UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mile Mill road; thence southwesterly along said that at a meeting of the Board of Esti- In said petition for the purpose of supplying gas tionntent of The City of New York: for lighting the streets and to public and private Three Mile Mill road to a point where the same mate and Apportionment, held June 25, 1909, reaches Jamaica Bay, near Cornell's Creek' The petition of the Nassau Electric Railroad the following petition was received: consumers: and Company respectfully shows: Whereas, Sections 72, 73 and 74 of the thence easterly along the northerly shore of 7'o the Honorable Board of Estimate 1. Your petitioner is a street surface railroad and Ap. Greater New York Charter as amended by chap- Jamaica Bay to the boundary line between The corporation duly organized and existing under portiaurrrent of line City of New York: ters 629 and 630 of the Taws of 1905, provide City of New York and the County of Nassau: the laws of the State of New York, and has duly 'I'he petition of the Brooklyn City Railroad for the manner and procedure of making such thence northeasterly along said boundary line made and filed, pursuant to section 90 of the Company respectfully shows: grants; and between The City of New York and the County Railroad Law, a statement of the names and de- 1. Your petitioner is a street surface railroad \Vhereas, In pursuance to such laws this Board of Nassau, as at present constituted, to the scription of the streets, roads, avenues, high. corporation, duly organized and existing under adopted a resolution June 14, 1907, fixing the point or place of beginning. Being all that por- ways and private property in or upon which it the Laws of the State of New York, and has date for public hearing thereon as July 8, 1907, tion of the Third and Fourth Wards of the is proposed to construct, maintain and operate duly made and filed, pursuant to section 90 of at which citizens were entitled to appear and be Borough of Queens, City of New York. em- extensions or branches of its railroad. as herein the Railroad Law a statement of the names heard, ad publication was had for at least two braced within such boundaries, as more clearly see rortb. and description 01 the street$, roads, avenues, days in the New York "Daily News" and the shown on the map or plan attached to this con- 2. Your petitioner desires to obtain from The highways and private property in or upon which New York "Times," newspapers designated by tract and certified to by the President of the City of New York. and hereby respectfully ap- it is proposed to construct, maintain and operate the Mayor. and in the Crry Rttcoao for ten day Ccmoanv. and dated Tune 4. 1907 plies for, its consent to a grant of the franchise extensions or branches of its railroad as herein immediately prior to the date of hearing, and Sec. 2. The grant of this privilege is in con- or right to use certain streets, roads, avenues, set forth. the public hearing was duly held on such day; sideration of and suhiect to and conditioned upon highways or public grounds within or belonging 2. Your petitioner desires to obtain from The and the performance and observance of the following to The City of New York for the construction City of New York, and hereby respectfully ap- Whereas, This Board duly made inquiry as to conditions: and operation in and upon the surface thereof plies for its consent to a grant of the franchise the money value of the franchise or right ap- First—Tbe said right to lay, construct, maintain extensions or bran-:lies of its street surface or right to use certain streets, roads, avenues, plied for and the adequacy of the compensation and operate pipes, mains or other conductors for railroad, to consist of a double or single track highways or public grounds within or belonging pronosed to be paid therefor: and conducting gas in the above descrihed territory surface railroad (including necessary poles, wires, to The City of New York for the construction Whereas, On July S. 1907, this Board, in shall be held and enjoyed by the Company. its suc- conduits, connections, switches, sidings, turnouts, and operation in and upon the surface thereof pursuance of law, dDly adopted a resolution fix- cessors or as=inns, from the date when this con- crossovers and suitable stands, equipment or extensions or branches of its street surface rail- ing September 20. 1907, as a date for a public tract is signed by the Mayor until the twenty-sev- other structures necessary for the accommodation road, to consist of a double or single track hearing on the form of proposed contract fnr enth day of October. nineteen hundred and thirty- and operation of said railroad by the overhead surface railroad (including necessary poles, wires, the grant of the franchise applied for by the one. with the privilege of renewal of said con- or other system of electricity or other motive conduits, connections, switches, sidings, turnouts, Company, which hearing was duly advertised tract for a further period of twenty-five (25) power which may be lawfully used upon the crossovers and suitable stands, equipment or other according to law; and years upon a fair revaluation of said right and same), for public use and conveyance of persons structures necessary for the accommodation and Whereas, Said public hearing was held Sep- Privilege. Such revaluation shall be of the right and property for compensation. operation of said railroad by the overhead or telpher 20, 1907; and and Privilege to maintain and operate such a gas 3. The following is a description of the said other system of electricity or other motive power Whereas, At a meeting held October 4, 1907, system by itself, and is not to include any valua- certain streets, roads, avenues, highways, drive- which may be lawfully used upon the same), this Board duly adopted a resolution approving tion derived from the ownership, operation or con- ways or public ground within or belonging to for public use and conveyance of persons and the said form of proposed contract and authoriz. trol of any other gas, electric or other system property for compensation. ing the Mayor to execute the same in the name used for the purpose of supplying light, heat or The City of New York, in, through, upon and 3. along which your petitioner desires to extend its The following is a description of the said and on behalf of The City of New York; which power, by the Company, its successors or assigns. railroad, to wit: certain streets, roads, avenues, highways, drive. said resolution was transmitted to the Mayor for If the Company shall determine to exercise its ways or public ground within or belonging to his approval; and privilege of renewal it shall make application to Beginning at the intersection of Liberty avenue The City of New York, in, through, upon or Whereas, At the meeting of this Board held the Board, or any authority which shall be au- and Georgia avenue, and extending thence upon along which your petitioner desires to extend October 11, 1907, the Mayor was duly requested thorized by law to act for the City in Place of the and along Georgia avenue to a connection with its railroad, to wit: to return and did return to this Board the said Board. Such application shall be made at any the doubt -track railroad of the Brooklyn, Queens Beginning at the intersection of Avenue J resolution adopted October 4, 1907, whereupon time, not earlier than two years and not later than County and Suburban Railroad Company on and Flatbush avenue and extending thence upon the vote by which the same was adopted on one year• before the expiration of the original tieorgia avenue, at or about the intersection of anti along Avenue J to Utica avenue, in the October 4, 1907, was reconsidered and the mat- term of this contract. The determination of the said Georgia avenue with the northerly side of Borough of Brooklyn, with suitable connections ter referred to the Comptroller; and revaluation shall be sufficient if agreed to in Atlantic avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, with the tracks of the Brooklyn City Railroad Whereas, The Comptroller on June 25, 1909, writing by the Company and the Board, but the with suitable connections between such extended Company upon Flatbush avenue. submitted to this Board a report recommending annual sum to be paid by the Company to the tracks and the tracks of your petitioner upon 4. Your petitioner proposes to operate the certain changes to the said form of proposed City under such renewal shall not be less than Liberty avenue, and with the tracks of the railroad to he constructed upon said streets contract, including an increase in the compensa- the sum required to be paid during the last year Itrooklyn. Queens County and Suburban Railroad and avenues by the overhead trolley system or tion to he paid therefor, and suggesting that the of this original contract. Company upon Georgia avenue at the intersection by any other motive power other than steam resolution of October 4t 1907, be rescinded and of Atlantic avenue. If the Company and the Board shall not reach locomotive power which may be approved by a new resolution approving of a contract amend- such agreement on or before the day one year 4. Your petitioner proposes to operate the the Public Service Commission of the First ed in accordance with his recommendations be railroad to be constructed upon said streets and before the expiration of the original term of this District and consented to by the owners of adopted; and contract, then the annual rate of compensation avenues by the overhead trolley system or by any property bounded upon said routes, as provided Whereas, Said. resolution of October 4, 1907, other motive power other than steam locomotive for such succeeding twenty-five (25) years shall by law. has been rescinded at the meeting held this date; be reasonable. and either the City (by the Board) rower which may be approved by the Public Ser- 5. Your petitioner submits herewith a plan and vice Commission of the First District and con- or the Company shall be bound, upon request of showing the location of said tracks and the Whereas, This Board has made Inquiry as to the other, to enter into a written agreement with sented to by the owners of property bounded upon connection of the same with its present street the money value of the franchise or right applied said routes as provided by law, such other fixing the rate of such compensation surface railroad tracks upon Flatbush avenue so for and proposed to be granted to the Queens at such amount as shall be reasonable, but no S. Your petitioner submits herewith a plan as to permit of the operation of street sur ate Lighting Company and the adequacy of the com- showing the location of said tracks and the con- annual sum thus fixed shall in any event be less raih'oad cars for the convenience of persons pensation proposed to be paid therefor; now than the sum required to be paid by the Company nection of the same with its present street sur- and property over said extension of Its railroad. therefore it is to the City during the last yq;r of this osigiwal 10514 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. contract, and if the parties shall not forthwith or lessee to the contrary notwithstanding, and aggregate twelve (12) months; and provided, furnishing, repairing and replacing of cocks, agree upon what is reasonable, then the parties that the said transferee, purchaser, assigner or further, that when the commencement or comple- tittles, burners, burning appliances, lamp-posts, shall enter into a written agreement fixing such lessee waives any more favorable conditions tion of said construction shall be prevented by lanterns, lamp-irous and cross-heads thereto, the annual rate at such amount as shall be determined created by said statute or its charter, and that legal proceedings in any Court or by works of sum of twenty dollars ($21)) per lamp, burning by three disinterested freeholders, selected in the it will not claim by reason thereof or otherwise public improvement, or from other causes not three thousand nine hundred and fifty hours in following manner: exemption from liability to perform each and all within the control of the Company, the time for any one year, and for similar service for a greater One disinterested freeholder shall be chosen by of the conditions of this contract. the commencement or completion of such construc- number of hours at Proportionate rates. the Board, one disinterested freeholder shall be It is agreed thar any and all payments to he tion may be extended for the period of such pre. For supplying illuminating material other than chosen by the Company; these two shall choose a made under the terms of this contract by the ventiun, but no delay shall be allowed for unless Ras to, and for furnishing and connecting ready third disinterested freeholder, and the three so Company to the City shall not be considered in the court- proceedings shall be diligently prose- for use. each mantle lamp, with improved burner chosen shall act as appraisers and shall make the any manner in the nature of a tax, but that cuted by the Company; and provided, further, appliances and incandescent mantles, including revaluation aforesaid. Such appraisers shall be such payments shall be in addition to any and that in no case shall such delay be deemed to cocks, tubes, burners, mantles, globes, chimneys, chosen at least six months prior to the expiration all taxes of whatsoever kind or descripti-.n now begin until the Company shall have given written rods and regulating apparatus, necessary for each of this original contract, and their report shall or hereafter required to he paid by anv ordi- notice to the Board of any such court proceed- lamp, at each lamp, and also operating and main- be filed with the Board within three months after nances of the City or by any law of the State ings or other occasion of delay, and deliver to taining it. The operation and maintenance to In' they are chosen They shall act as appraisers of New York, the Board copies of any injunction or other clinic the lighting, extinguishing, cleaning, reglaz- and not as arbitrators. '1'hev ntav base their Fifth—The plant. manufactory or works of this orders, and the papers upon which the same ing repairing and painting of lanterns and lamp' judgment upon their own experience and upon Company which may he erected under the privi- shall have been granted. and unless, upon the irmts• the painting of lamp-posts and cross-heads, such information as they may obtain by in- lege contained in and granted by this contract request of the Board, the Company shall, in the furnishing, repairing and replacing of cocks, o iii rics and investigation + without the presence for the purpose of manufacturing and furnishing arttmg, consent that the Board, either in its tithes, burner appliances, mantles, chimneys, of either Party. They shall have the right to gas, shall be constructed so as not to be in any inn name as a party, or in the name of the globes, rods, regulating apparatus, lanterns, lamp- examine the books of the Company and its City, as a party, may intervene in such pro- irons, frames and cross-heads thereto, the sum of way detrimental to the public health, nor other- ceedings. officers under oath. The valuations so ascer- wise create a nuisance. Before the construction twenty-seven dollars ($27) per lamp burning three tained, fixed and determined shall be conclusive of any plant. holder or other apparatus used The gas plant, mains and all appurtenances thousand nine hundred and fifty hours in any one upon both parties. hut no annual stun to be paid in the manufacture or storage of gas the Cam. thereto shall be constructed and operated in vear, and for similar service for a greater number thereun,ler shall, in any event, he less than the the latest approved manner, and shall be oper. of hours at proportionate rates, sum required to be paid for the last year of this pang shall obtain the approval of the Board to the location and the plans for the construction sled with the most modern and improved appli- For gas furnished to private consumers In that original contract. If. in any case, the annual rate of the same. ances. The gas furnished by the Company shall portion of the territory in which the Company is shall not be fixed Prior to the termination of the be of the best quality, and the supply shall be hereby granted the right to lay its mains lying in original term of this contract, then the Company Sixth—The Company shall construct, maintain and operate its gas system, mains, conductors, continuous for twenty-four hours in each day the Third Ward of the Borough of Queens, one shall pay the annual rate theretofore prevailing during the term of this contract, or any re- dollar and ten cents per thousand cubic feet dur- until the new rate shall be determined, and shall service connections and pipes subject to the supervision, control and inspection and to the newal thereof, except for interruption from un- inR the year nineteen hundred and nine; one then make up to the City the amount of any avoidahle causes over which the Company shall dollar and five cents per thousand cubic feet dur- excess of the annual rate then determined over entire satisfaction of the proper authorities of the City who have jurisdiction in such matters, have no control. ing the vcar nineteen hundred and ten, and one the previous annual rate. The compensation and Twelfth—The Company shall file with the dollar thereafter, and in that portion of the terri- expenses of the said appraisers shall he borne under the Charter or ordinances of the City. or under the provisions of this contract, and Board, on or before the 1st day of November tory in which the Comaanv is herchy granted the jointly by the City and the Company, each paying in each year, a map, plan or diagram, showing right to lay its mains lying in the Fourth Ward one-half thereof. the entire expense of such supervision. control and inspection shall he borne by the Company. the boundaries of the territory in which the of the Rnrnogh of Owrens- the sum of one dollar Second—Conte the termination of this original Company is authorized to lay its mains by this per thousand cubic feet. contract, or if the carne is renewed, then upon Before opening any street. lane. alley or public place to lay or begin the laying of any mains, contract, upon which shall be plainly marked The Comnauv also agrees that if in the future the termination of the said renewal term, or upon in black the mains laid up to September 30 of any new or improved style of street lighting is the termination of the rights hereby granted for conductors, pipes or service connections, the Company shall submit to the President of the the year preceding, and in red the mains laid available for use it will furnish the same through- any other cause, or upon the dissoluti..n of the during the year ending on the 30th day of Sep- Borough of Queens and the Commissioner of out the territory in which it is hereby granted (-ompanv before such termination, if the Board Water Supply. Cat and Electricity, working tcmher next preceding the date of the filing of the right to operate at such reasonable prices as shall en elect, the mains. service pipes and street such map, plan or diagram. This map, plan or tnav be fixed by the Board, subject to the pro- lamps erected and located by the Company in the plans which shall include and show in detail the proposed location and method of construction diagram shall have a statement thereon of the visions of this contract. territory designated in Section I of this contract, number of miles of mains laid up to the 30th of said mains, conductors, pines or service eon- Sixteenth—The Company shall supply gas to including all property erected or located by it in day of September of the preceding year, and the public streets or roads of the City, as the nections. and the mode of protection or changes the Public buildings and Public lamps of all types in all subsurface structures required by the con- of the number of miles of mains laid during the situated on the line or lines of the mains of said same now exist or may be extended. and in all year ending on the 30th day of September next new streets or roads which may he hereafter struction of such mains, cnndactars. pipes or Cnm pan v throughout the territory in which it is service connections, and shall (obtain from these preccdi ni; the date of the filing of the same, in herchv granted the right to lay its mains and opened in that portion of the Borough of (lueens, the words and figures following, viz.: constructed pursuant to this contract, shall become officials, if such working plans are aproved. furnish open flame and mantle naphtha lamps, Number of miles of mains laid up to Sep- where such mains are not laid, if required by the and be the property of the City. without com- permits for the construction of such work. tember 30. 19 miles, feet. C.rmmissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Elec- pensation therefor, and the same may be used Wherever the pipes or conductors of the Com- Number of miles of mains laid daring the year by the C'ity for any purpose whatsoever. If the pang in any part of the Borough if (lueens trici•v. and said Public buildings and lamps shall ending September 30, 19 miles, feet. he lighted when required by the City at rates not Board shall so elect, upon the termination of this are to he laid tender or adjoining a railroad track —and shall he certified by the Secretary of grant for any cause, the plant and property the work of trenching for and laying the same I. exceed those hcreinhefore set forth, or as may Company-, Copies of this man, plan or diagram h,• hereafter estahlishcd by the Board. As a con- erected and located by the Company nursnant to shall he conducted sit as to interr'ipt as little shall also he filet! in the office of the Depart- hurl ofof this contract the Company binds itself this contract, in that Portion of the Borough of as possible the rtntning of cars thereon, and ment of Water Gas and Electricity, and when the work is finished, the track and street. Supply, to submit bids or Proposals for lighting the public Queens as bounded and described in Section I of in the office of the President of the Borough of huiltings and furnishing and lighting public lamps this contract, including the buildings, plants, avernte or public place shall he replaced and re Queens. .-f all tvnes in the entire territory in which it is holders. meters, house fittings and all property pored by said Company in as good condition as Thirteenth—The gas to be furnished by the before the commencement of the work. grunted the right to operate by this contract along not situated in the public streets or roads used Company shall he of the standard at present ~Pv lines of its mains as they exist or may be by the Company in the manufacture and distribu. Whenever the Company shall open any street. fixed by law. Said gas shall have an illuminating -ndel, sshcncvee the same are advertised or tine of gas to sttcet lamps and nubile and private avenue or public place in the territory in which power of not less than twenty-two sperm candles ra'lyd for by the Commissioner of Water Supply, buildings in said itrtitory, shall become and he it is granted the privilege to operate by this of six to a pctttnd, burning at the rate of one (i:is and F.lectricits', or his successor in authority, the property of the City on Payment to the Com- contract, for the purpose of laving pines or eon. hundred and twenty grains of spermaceti per at rates not excccding those above set forth, or pany of the value of the same. as fixed by three doctors, then the Company, when restoring the hour, tested at a distance of not less than one or- hicli may be hereafter established by the Board. disinterested freeholders. appointed and paid in pavement of said street, shall do so in aceord- mile front the distributing holder by a burner Seventccnth—The Company shall also, in any the same manner and with the same powers a± ance with the specifications far the construction consuming five cubic feet of gas per hour by a and all bids or pr,nnsals which it may here- appraisers appointed upon any renewal of this of said pavement, and the Company shall also. flat flame burner givin greatest results at not after submit for lighting public buildings and original contract, as above set forth, lint such at its own cost and expense, maintain the same less than four-tenths of$ an inch pressure at the lamps in the Borough of Queen.,, agree to in good condition, and at the proper grade and valuation shall in no case he greater than the point of ignition, and each one hundred cubic re pair such lamp-nnsts as belong to the City value of such property, as shown by the last re- curvature, for the period of one year from the feet of gas shall not contain more than five ,,r may be acquired or erected by it, and erect part suhmitted by the Cumnanv to the Board. as time of its restoration, whether the same had grains of ammonia, nor more than twenty grains new ones at prices not to exceed the following, required by the terms of this contract, and shall been restored by the said Company or by the of sulphur, nor more than a trace of sulphuretted except as provided elsewhere in this paragraph: not include any compensation for any value City- antlurrities. as hereinafter provided. When hydrogen. Provided, however, that should a new F,er each lamp-post straightened, the sum of which such property may have by reason of this streets paved with improved pavements. on which process be hereafter generally used to manufac- one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50). grant. the contractor's guarantee has not expired tttre gas of a higher standard than the gas at though time, are to be paved, the Company I' or each column rcleaded, the sum of one dol- If, however, at the termination of this grant for present manufactured by the Company, then the lar and fifty cents ($1.50). any cause, as aforesaid, the City, by the Board, shall have the power to arrange with the can- Company binds itself to furs, h gas equal to tractor to open and relay such pavements under For each column recalked, the sum of one dol- shall so order by resolution. the Company shall, that furnished by such new process, should the lar ($1), an agreement or contract. upon thirty (30) days' notice from the Board, same be ordered by the Board. And the Com- For each column refitted, the sum of three If the Company at any time, after five days' pany further binds itself to furnish gas of supe- remove any and all of its pipes, mains and can- lilies and fifty c. nuts ($3.50). ductors from all the streets and public places notice from the President of the Rnrongh of ri,-r candle-power and quality to that herein set Owrens, shall neglect or refuse to restore. re- For each service pipe refitted, the sum of six within the limits of the territory in which it is forth or ordered by the Board whenever required dollars ($ pave or maintain any pavement in acenrdance 6). authorized to operate by this contract. to do so by any general or local act of the For each standpipe refitted the sum of four Third—The Company, its successors or assigns, with the provi=ions of this contract, then the Legislature, and such act shall be deemed a President of the R'irmtgh of flncens may re- dollars ($4). shall pay far this privilege to the City the follow- mnditication of this agreement, but no act pro- For discontinuing service per lamp, the sum of store, repave or maintain the same, and the cast viding for the furnishing of an inferior quality ing sums of money, to wit: Cr two dollars ($2). I. Five thousand dollars ($5,000) in cash of ...tch restoration. repavement maintenance, of gas shall be deemed to in any way affect the with legal intere't thereon, shall he a proper For each lamp-post removed, the sum of three within thirty days after the signing of this con- pr,,vicinns of this agreement. The pressure of lnllars and fifty cents ($3.50). tract. charge against, and may be deducted from, the said gas shall not exceed that fixed by law. security fund to be deposited by the Company For each lamp-post reset, the sum of ten dot' 2. During the period between the date on l:ourteenth—The Company agrees to provide !are ($10). with the Comptroller, as hereinafter provided. and furnish to the Department of Water Supply, which this contract is signed by the flavor and Seventh—It is a condition of this contract that For each lamp-post painted, the sum of twenty- the twenty-seventh day of Gas and Electricity the necessary apparatus and October. nineteen hun. the Company shall bear the entire expense of ticr cents (25c.) per coat. deed and eleven, an annual sum which shall in station to conduct tests to ascertain the pressure l'or the erection of each new lamp-post, com- no case he less than two hundred and fifty dol- all work undertaken by reason of this grant. and quality of the gas furnished by it, if re• Eighth—Within three (3) months after the plete (with service and standpipes when for gas), lars ($250). and which shall be equal to one (1) quired to do so by the Commissioner of Water :until with cross-heads, lamp-irons and lanterns in execution of this contract by the \favor, the Sut,Ply. Gas and Electricity. Should any tests per cent, of the gross receipts of the Company in place, the sum of ten dollars ($10). the territory in which it is authorized to operate Company shall commence the laving of mains. male by the said Commissioner of gas fur- and within one (1) year thereafter shall have For the sale to thin City of the gas lamp-posts under the terms of this contract, if such per- nished by the Company show that said gas is ,citb gas lamps belonging to the Company, erected laid and in operation at least five (5) miles of of an inferior quality or other than that speci- centage shall exceed the sum of two hundred and ri aiy for use complete with service and stand- fifty dollars ($250). mains within the streets in the territory in which fied herein, or is being furnished at a pressure n il's connected, all in good repair, per post, the 3. it is hereby granted the privilege to lay its exceeding that fixed by law, the Company shall During the succeeding five years of this mains, and shall supply gas through the came -um of eight dollars ($8). original contract an annual atom which shall in innnediatcly remedy such defect upon notice from to the sections known as Oueens and Tittle sail Commissioner. 'fie Company may submit bids for any or all no case he less than five hundred dollars ($500), Neck. The Company shall also. within two (2r and which shall be equal to one (1) per cent, of I'ifteenth—The rates to be charged by She f these items at prices not to exceed twenty-five years thereafter, have laid, ready to copula' Comt,any in the Borough of Queens for gas fur- per cent, in excess of those above set forth, or the gross receipts of the Company in the terri. gas through the same, mains or ennductors to tory in which it is authorized to operate under nished by it to the City and to private consumers which may be hereafter fixed by the Board, supply the sections known as Snrinefield. Rose. shall never be in excess of the following, and 1%hencver in the opinion of the Commissioner of the terms of this contract, if such percentage dale and Holliswood. From and after two (2) shall exceed the sum of five hundred dollars it is agreed that the same may be reduced by Water Supply, Gas and Electricity these prices ($500). years from the date of the signing of this on- the Board, as hereinafter provided: appear to he insufficient. tract the Company shall also lay such further For gas furnished to the City for street light' 4. 17uring the succeeding five years of this mains as may be directed by the Board. Unless Eighteenth—buring the term of this contract or original contract an annual sum which shall in the provisions of this t,araeeanh are fulfilled by ins. to he used in its public buildings, or for any renewal thereof the Board shall have the gas furnished to any other public buildings no rase be less than one thousand dollars the Company, this grant shall cease and deter- power to regulate and fix the maximum and ($1,000), and which shall be equal to two located in the Borough of Queens, the sum of minimum rates to be charged by the Company mine. seventy-five cents per thousand cubic feet. (2) per cent, of the gross receipts of the Ninth—In the event that the City finds it throughout the territory in which it is hereby Company in the territory in which it is author- For furoi:hing gas to open-flame lamps, con- granted the right to lay its mains for gas for necessary to change the grade or line of any sunting three cubic feet of gas per hour, and i,ed to operate under the terms of this contract, street. road or avenue now existing, or u hick private lighting, provided such rates shall be if such percentage shall exceed the sum of hunting for a period of three thousand nine hun- reasonable and fair, may hereafter be opened in any part of the dred and fifty hours in any one year, for each one thousand dollars ($1.000). The maximum rates herein fixed for public Borough of Queens, or place therein any new lamp, at each lamp, including the lighting, ex- S During the succeeding five years of this structures- or change the location of any strue- lighting and for repairs and replacements of original contract an annual sum, which shall tinguishing. cleaning, repairing, reglazing and lure therein, the Company agrees that it will painting of lanterns and lamp-irons, the painting Street lamps and posts shall continue until Octo- in no case be less than one thousand five bun. make no claim or attempt to obtain any cum. b,r 27, 1911, at which time and at the end of dred dollars ($1.500), and which shall be equal , of lamn-ptsts and cross-heads, the furnishing, re- aencati~ n for its expense in relaying or replacing pairing and replacing of cocks, tubes and burners, each period of five years thereafter during the to three (3) per cent, of the gross receipts of its mains, if the same is necessary to conform term of the contract or any renewal thereof, the the Company in the territory in which it is the replacing of cross-heads, lamp-irons and Ian. to such improvement in or of such street, road terns, and the replacing and repairing of lamp- hoard shall have the power to reduce such rates. authorized to operate under the terms of this nr avenue, in the territory in which it is hereby provided such reduced rates shall be reasonable contract, if such percentage shall exceed the posts when owned by the Company, a sum not granted the right to lay its mains. to exceed seventeen dollars ($17) per year, and and fair. .rem of one thousand five hundred dollars Tenth—The Company shall, upon bring direct ($1,5(10), for similar services to other open-flame lamps Nineteenth—The Company shall supply gas to ed to do so by the Commissioner of Water Sari. burning a different number of cubic feet per all applicants in the territory in which it is 6. During the last five years of this original ply, Gas and Electricity, extend its main to such Itour, or a different number of hours per year, authorized to operate, not in arrears for prior contract an annual sum which shall in no case Places and along such streets as he may direct. at proportionate rates. bills, owning or occupying premises on streets in he less than two thousand five hundred dollars but shall not be required to lay a greater length For furnishing and connecting, ready for use, which t gas mains or conductors are laid, and (52,50(t), and which shall be equal to five (5) of main or conductor during any one year than each mantle gas lamp with improved burner ap- where the Company has not laid mains or con- Per cent, of the gross receipts of tiro Company that l,ereinbefore prescribed; provided, however, pliauces and incandescent mantles, including ductors it shall lay the same upon the applica- in the territory in which it is authorized to that if any public building or public lamns the cocks, tubes, burners, mantles, globes, chimneys, tion, in writing, of the owner or occupant of any operate under the terms of this contract, if such Commissioner desires to he lighted are situated rods, regulating apparatus and all appurtenances building or premises within one hundred feet of Percentage shall exceed the sum of two thousand within one hundred (100) feet of any main or necessary for each lama, at each lamp, and also any main laid by it, provided he shall pay all five hundred dollars ($2,500). conductor of the Company in a public street, operating and maintaining it, including illttmi. money due from him to the Company. The Com- Al! the sums herein provided for shall he paid avenue or highway, then and in that case the nant, the operation and maintenance to include pany, however, shall not refuse to supply gas to into the treasury of The City of New York on Company shall be required to extend the same, the lighting, extinguishing, cleaning, reglazing, any person owning or occupying premises on November I of each year, and shall he far the in addition to the above, in compliance with repairing and painting of lanterns and lamp-irons, the line of its mains or to extend its mains for amount due to September 30 next preceding. section 62 of the Transportation Corporations the painting of lamp-posts and cross-heads, the that Purpose if there be any rent or compensa- Fourth—The said annual charge or payments I aw (chapter 219 of the Laws of 1909), and a furnishing. repairing and replacing of cocks, tion in arrear for gas supplied, or for pipes or shall continue throughout the whole term of the public lamp shall he deemed a building or premise tubes, burner appliances, mantles, chimneys, 'timings, furnished to a former occupant thereof, privilege hereby granted, whether original or within the meaning of such section. globes, ends, regulating apparatus, lanterns, lamp- unless such owner applying for a supply of gas renewal, as hereinhefore provided. notwithstand- Eleventh—The Company, within three (3) irons. frames and cross-heads thereto, and re- shall have undertaken or agreed with the former Ire any clause in any statute or in the charter months after the signing of this contract by the pairing and replacing of lamp-posts when owned occupant to pay or to exonerate him from the of any gas or other company providing for pay- Mayor, shall commence the construction of a by the Company, a sum not to exceed twenty- payment of such arrears, and shall refuse and ments for similar rights or franchises at a gas works, including all the appurtenances neces- five dullars ($25) for every such lamp not con- neglect to pay the same; and if for the space of different rate. and no transfer, sale, assigrment. sary thereto, of a sufficient capacity to furnish suming more than three and one-half (3%) ten days after such application, and the deposit lease or sublease of the rights or franchises at least forty million (40.000,000) cubic feet of cubic feet of gas per hour for three thousand of a reasonable sum as security, if required, in hereby granted. whether original or renewal, or gas per annum, and shall cnmulete the same nine hundred and fifty hours in any one year, nnrsuance of section 63 of the Transportation any part thereof, shall be valid or eflectua] for within twelve (12) months thereafter. This gas and fir similar services to mantle lamps burn. Corporation Law, the Company shall refuse or any purpose unless the said transfer, sale, assurn- work; shall be constructed within the boundaries ing a different number of cubic feet per hour rneglect to supply Ras as required, said Company rrent, lease or sublease shall contain a covenant of the territory within which it is granted the or a different number of hours per year at pro- shall forfeit and pay to the applicant the sum of on the part of the transferee. purchaser, assignee right to operate by this contract, and a failure portionate rates. ien dollars, and the further sum of five dollars or lessee that the same is subject to all the eon- to complete the same within the time limited For furnishing illuminating material other than Fur every day thereafter during which such re- ditions of this contract, and that the trans- shall result in the forfeiture of this franchise ear for each lamp, at each lamp, including the Fusal or neglect shall continue; provided that the feree, purchaser, assignee nr lessee assumes an(t without legal or equitable proceedings; provided lighting, extinguishing, cleaning, repairing re- Company shall not be required to lay service will he bound by all of said conditions, anything that such period may be extended by the Board glazing and painting of lantern wipes fr,r the purpose of supplying gas to any in any statute or in the charter of such assignee for a period or periods not exceeding in the s and lamp-Sons, the painting of lamp-posts and cross-heads, the applicant where the ground in which such pipe Is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10515 required to be laid shall he frozen or shall other. And such other information in regard to the or direction to be served upon the Company behalf of The City of New York, as follows, wise, in the opinion of the Board, present serious business of tire Company as may be required by shall be delivered at such office in The City of to wit: obstacles to laying the same; nor unless the appli- the Board. New Yurk as shall have been designated by the Proposed Form of Contract. cant, if required, shall deposit in advance with For failure to comply with the foregoing, the Company. or if no such office shall have been This contract, made this day of the Company a suns of money sufficient to pay Company shall pay a w natty of twenty Live dollars designated, or if such designation shall have for the cost of his portion of the pipe required to be any reason become inoperative, shall be mailed I90 , by and between The City of 1$'S) per Slav until such statcmcnt nr cope of New York (hereinafter-called the City), party laid, and the expense of laying such portion. such rtIslet is rendcrel, and in default of such iii the City, postage prepaid, addressed to the 'file Company shall not require or receive any I avmrnt. the same, imon order of the Board, may C,,ntpany at Time City of New York. Delivery of the first part, by the Mayor of said City, deposit or advance payment in excess of what is or mailing of such notice. demand or direction acting for and in the name of said City, under be deducted front the security fund to be de- and in pursuance of the authority of the Board reasonably necessary to insure payment of cur- 'sited by the ('ompauy with the Cump'tr, llcr, as as and when above provided shall be equivalent rent bills, and on such amounts so paid the Cotn- tiered uaftcr trnvided. to direct personal notice, demand or direction, of Estimate and Apportionment of said City (hereinafter called the Board), and The Staten pany shall pay interest at the statutory rate. Any 'I'wenty-f ,urtli—If the said Company. its stte- and shall be deemed to have been given at the consumer or person who desires to be connected ceesors or assigns, shall fail to give efficient pub- lime of delivery or nailing. Island Rapid Transit Railway Company (herein- with the mains of the Company can apply to the Thirtieth-7'he grant of this privilege is sub- after called the Company), party of the second lic service at the rates herein fixed, or fail to part, witnesseth: hoard to compel the Company to comply with the maintain the standard fixed by the Board or by ject to whatever right, title or interest the own- Whereas,'1]te President of the Borough of Rich- provisions of this contract, and all orders of the law, as set forth above, fur the quality of gas fur- ers of abutting property or others may have in Itoard made on the request of any such con- nished by it to the City or private umsumer,, or and to the streets, avenues arid highways of the mond, on October 17, 1907, addressed a communi- sumer or person shall be complied with by the exceeds the maximuut pressure allowed by law, territory in which the Company is authorized to cation jointly to the Board of Estimate and Ap- Company. operate by this contract, and nothing contained portionment and the Commissioners of the Sinking or fail to maintain its structures in good condi- Fund, requesting the authorization and approval of Tire provisions herein made in regard to a tion throughout the full tern[ .,f its occupancy of herein shall be deemed to affect in any way the penalty for refusal to comply with the provisions such streets, or fail to comply with any provisions right of the City to grant a similar privilege the exchange of certain parcels of land in the ltor- of this subdivision of the contract, and requiring of this contract. the Board may give written upon the saute or other termsand conditions ough of Richmond, between the City and the Company, and in connection therewith the grant- the payment of interest on deposits made by con- notice to the said Company, specifying any de- to any other person or corporation in any part sumers, may, in the event of the refusal of the fault on the part of said Company, and requiring of the Borough of Queens. ing of the right to the Company to lay addi- Company to comply with any order of the Board, Thirty-first—Whenever this contract requires tional tracks across and under certain streets said Company to remedy the saute within a and avenues; and on complaint made in regard thereto, be deducted reasonable time, and upon the failure of the the Company to do or refrain from doing some. from the security fund to be deposited with the Company to remedy said default within a reason- thing in addition to or not inconsistent with the Whereas, This communication was presented to Comptroller, as hereinafter provided, and the able time said Contpauv shall for each day there- laws of the State or the ordinances of the City, the Board at its meeting held June 12, 1908, Comptroller is authorized to deduct the amount after during which the default or defect remains the Company shall be bound to observe the pru- and thcreulwn a resolution was adopted recom- from the said fund and pay the same to the may to the City the sum of one hundred dollars visiuns of the contract or any amendments or rnending to the Commissioners of the Sinking claimant, on being directed to do so by the (5100), as fixed or liquidated damages, or the said modifications of the same. This provision shall Pond that they authorize the exchange between Board. (its', in case such structures which may affect be deemed to apply to any and all orders, re. the City and the Company of the before men. The repeal or amendment of section 62 of the the surface of the streets, shall not put in good quests and directions of all local authorities tinned parcels of land situated in the Borough Transportation Corporolinns Law, requiring the condition eithin a reasonable time after notice by vested with powers by this contract, in addition of Ricltntond, and providing that when such ex- Coot zany to extend its mains to supply gas to any the Ifoard. as aforesaid, shall have the right to to those conferred upon such autherrities by the change was authorized and made, the Board building within one hundred tort of its existing make all needed repairs at the expense of the laws of the State and the oidinayces of the would, upon proper petition, grant to the Com- mains, upon application for the same, shall not Company, in which case the said Company stall City. pany the right to lay ad,litional tracks across Sec. 3. The Company promises, covenants certain streets, as set forth hereinafter in this he deemed to in any way affect the provisions of pay to the City the amount of the cost of such contract; and this contract, except that if such amendment re- repairs, with legal interest thereon, or in default and agrees on its part and behalf to conform to quires the Company to do something in addition of such payment. the same shall be a proper and abide by and perform all the terms, condi- Whereas, The Commissioners of the Sinking tiuns and requirements in this contract fixed and Fund, at their meeting held April 5, 1909, did, to or not inconsistent with the provisions of this charge against and may be deducted front the in accordance with the provisions of section 205a security fund to be deposited with the Comptroller contained. contract, then, and in that case, the Company of the Greater New York Charter, as enacted shall comply with both of the provisions of thin as hereinafter provided. In witness whereof, the party of the first part, contract and the laws of the State in regard to by its Mayor, thereunto duly authorized by by chapter 302 of the laws of 1907, adopt a If, for a period of two consecutive weeks, the res, lution authorizing this exchange, subject, such extensions. gas syscot of the Company shall not be operated, the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of said lily, has caused the corporate name of said bi.wevcr, to the approval of the Board; and Twentieth—The Company shall assume all lia- the hard may declare the right and franchise Whereas, Such approval was given by the granted by this contract terminated without fur- City to be hereunto signed and the corporate bility to persons or property by reason of the seal of said City to be hereunto affixed, and Board at its meeting held April 16, 1909; and construction or operation of the system author- ther proceedings in law or in equity, if it shall appear, in the judgment of sail Board, that the the party of the second part, by its officers, Whereas, The Company, on April 14, 1909, ized by this contract. and it is a condition of this duly submitted two petitions fur franchises, which same was nut operated through the fault of the thereunto ditty authorized, has caused its cnr- contract that the City shall assume no liability porate name to be hereunto signed and its eor- were presented to the hoard at its meeting held whatsoever to either persons or property on ac- Company. April 30, 1909; now therefore The ('nmpanv shall, in the exercising of any porate seal to be hereunto affixed, the day and count of the same, and the Company hereby year first above written. In consideration of the said exchange of agrees to repay to the City any damage which and all the rights conferred on it by this contract properties and of the mutual covenants and agree- comply with all the provisions of chapter 429 of TilE CITY OF NEW YORK, the City shall he compelled to pay by reason of By...... Mayor. ments herein contained, and in accordance with any acts or defaults of the Company. the laws of 1907. e.tablishing the "Public Service the resolution of the hoard, adopted June 12, Commiesions" of the state of New York- and all (Corprtrate Seal.) Twenty-first—The rights and privileges hereby Attest: 1908, referred to above, the parties hereto do acts amp mlatory or additional all it thereto, and shall hereby covenant and agree, as follows: granted shall not be assigned, either in whole or immediately upon obtaining the same, furnish to .. City Clerk. in part, or leased or sublet in any manner, either QUEENS LIGHTING COMPANY, Section I. The City hereby grants to the Corn. the hoard. for filing among its records, a copy of Pane, siibtject to the conditions and provisions by the act of the Company, its successors or the certificate required to be obtained by the Corn- By...... President. assigns, or by operation of law, whether under hereinafter set forth, the right and privilege to poor under section 68 of such act, certified by the (Seal.) construct, maintain and operate— the provisions of the statute relating to the con- out m issi'in having ittrisdict in over the Company. Attest: solidation, merger or sale of corporations or Nothin¢ in this contract shall be construed as in Secretary. (a) Two additional tracks across and under otherwise, to any person or corporation wha'so- anv way limiting the present or future jurisdic' (liere add acknowledgments.) South street, near Jay street, First Ward Bor- ever, nor shall the Company, its successors or Lion of the Public Service Commission under the ough of Richmoml, within the lines of said Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made assigns, in any manner consolidate or pool its laws of the State. i„uth street as the sa:ue is now laid out or stock, business or interests, or enter into any by this Board as to the money value of the fran- may hereafter be widened, said tracks to be Twenty fifth—The Company shall at all times chi-e or right proposed to he granted and the c umstructed immediately to the west of the present agreement for a division of business, interest or keep accurate books of account and shall, on or fuc- ad,•.Inacy of the compensation pruposcd to be territory, or to prevent competition or a re, before November I in each Year, make a verified tru tracks of the Company crossing under tion in rates, or acquire, own or make use of or paid therefor, and of the terms and conditions, South street at this point and constituting the report to the Comptroller of The City of New including the provisions as to rates and charges, existing right of way of the Company under said in any manner exercise control over any of the York of the business done by the Company for rights, privileges, franchises or stock, or use, are as hereinbefore specified and fully set forth South street. All as shown on a map entitled: the Year ending September 30 next preceding. in and try the foregoing form of proposed con- own, control or operate any of the property, Such report shall contain a statement of the gross " Mal, Showing Proposed Tracks Under and works, plants or appliances of any such persons tract for the grant of such franchise or right. Across South Street, in the First Ward Bur- receipts from all business done by the Company, Resolved, That these preambles and resolu- ough of Richmond, City of New York, to Accom. or corporations without the c, n eat of the City, t-,gether with such other infi-rmatinn and in such acting by the Board, evidenced by an instrument tions, including the said resolution for the grant pany Petition of The Staten Island Rapid Tran- first anel detail as the Comptroller may require. of a franchise or right applied for by the tinder seal, anything herein contained to the con- The Comptroller shall have access to all books of sit Railway Company to the Board of Estimate trary thereof in any wise notwithstanding, and Ouecns Ligtuing Company, and the said form and Apportionment. Dated April 14, 1909." the C-mmpanv for the purpose of ascertaining the of proposed contract for the grant of such fran- the granting, giving, or waiving of any one or corrcclncs; of its report and may examine its --signed by George II. Campbell, Vice-President, more of such consents shall not render unneces- chise or right containing said results of such officers under oath. inquiry. after the saute shall be entered in the and \\ illiam B. Redgrave, Division Engineer, at- sary any subscynent consent or consents. Noth- And the said Comptroller shall at all times have tacked to this contract and made a part thereof. ing herein contained shall apply to any mortgagee minutes of this Board, shall be published for at access to the plant of said Company and on least twenty (211) days imntediately prior to (b) Two additional tracks across and upon or mere lienor, but shall apply to any purchaser reasonable notice be provided with an inventory Central avenue, Union avenue, harbor road, upon foreclosure or tinder or by virtue of any September 17, 1909, in the ('try IREC-nan, and at thereof. least twice during the ten days immediately otherwise known as Sumtncrlicid avenue, and provision of a mortgage or lien. Twenty-sixth—In ca base their judgment upon their own experience Ninth—The said railroad crossings shall for point, as was heretofore proposed, All and evert notice is further given that said report will be and upon such information as they may obtain their entire length between the lines of the other expense in connection with the rights here presented for confirmation to the Su rente Court by inquiries and investigations, without the pres streets where they are laid on the surface, be by granted shall be borne and paid for by the of the State of New York, First Judicial Dis- ence of either party. They shall have the right paved between the rails and for a width of two Company. trict, at Special Term Part III., to be held to examine any of the books of the Company and (2) feet outside thereof with asphalt blocks or Sec. 4. The City and the Company promise at the County Court Douse in the Borough of its officers under oath. The valuation so aseer vitrified brick, laid upon a concrete foundation, covenant and agree to conform to and abide b3 Manhattan in The City of New York, on the tamed, fixed and determined shall be conclusive or such other material as may be prescribed by and perform all the terms, conditions and require, 4th day of October, 1909, at the opening of the upon both !parties, but no annual sum shall, in the President of the Borough of Richmond, and ments in this contract fixed and contained, to be Court on that day, and then and there, or as any event, be less than the sum required to be in a manner acceptable to him. The said cross- performed or observed by the respective parties soon as counsel can be heard, a motion will be }aid for the last year of this original contract. ings shall be constructed, maintained and oper- hereto. made that said report be confirmed. If in any case the annual rate shall not be fixed ated at the expense of the Company, subject to In witness whereof, the party of the first part, Dated New York, August 31, 1909. prior to the termination of the original term of the supervision, control and inspection of the by its Mayor, thereunto duly authorized by the HENRY C, S. STIMPSON, this contract, then the Company shall pay the proper authorities of The City of New York who Board of Estimate and Apportionment of said annual rate theretofore prevailing until the new have jurisdiction in such matters under the Attorney for William E. Sutherland. City, has caused the corporate name of said City No. 42 Broadway, New York City. rate shall be determined, and shall then make up Charter of The City of New York. to be hereunto signed and the corporate seal of s16,o4 to the City the amouttt of any excess of the Tenth—Said grantee shall be liable for all said City to be hereunto affixed; and the party of annual rate then determined over the previous the second part, by its officers, thereunto duly damages to persons or property, including the FIRST JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. annual rate. The compensation and expenses of street and subsurface structures therein, by authorized. has caused its corporate name to be the said appraisers shall be borne jointly by the hereunto signed and its corporate seal to be reason of the construction and operation or In the matter of the application of The City of City and the Company, each paying one-half maintenance of said railroad tracks, and it is hereunto affixed, the day and year first above thereof. written. New York, acting by and throughthe Com- a condition of this consent that The City of nrissioner of Docks, relative to acquiring right Second—The Company shall pay to the City New York assumes no liability to either person THE CITY OF NEW YORK, and title to and possession of the wharfage for the privilege hereby granted the following or property on account of this consent. (ax t.) By ...... Mayor. ri({Itts, terms, easements emoluments and sums of money: Eleventh—Free and uninterrupted access to Attest: privileges appurtenant to Pier (old) 36, or (a) During the first term of ten (10) years and passage over said streets where the rails City Clerk. Market Slip Pier West, East River, in the the annual sum of six hundred dollars ($600), are laid on the surface shall be maintained at THE STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, being the annual sum of one hundred dollars all times, both during construction and there- RAILWAY COMPANY. not now owned by Te City of New Yorke ($10U) for cacti crossing herein authorized. after, and no cars shall be allowed to stand By ...... Vice-President. and all right, title and interest in and to said (b) During the second term of fifteen (15) upon said railroad tracks within the limits of Attest: pier. or any portion thereof, not now owned years the annual sum of nine hundred dollars said streets. Secretary. by The City of New York, and all wharfage l$90U), being the annual sum of one hundred and Twelfth—This consent is granted on the fur- (Here add acknowledgments.) rights, terms, easements, emoluments and fifty dollars ($150) for each crossing herein ther and express condition that all laws or ordi- privileges appurtenant to certain bulkheads, authorized. nances now in force, or which may hereafter Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made duck or wharf property on or near 'he soutit- The annual charges shall commence from the be adopted, shall be strictly complied with. by this Board as to the money value of the fran- crly line of South street, in said Borough and date upon which this contract is signed by the Thirteenth—The Company shall at all times cltise or right proposed to le granted and the ('ity, lying on both the easterly and westerly Mayor. keep the streets upon which the rails authorized adequacy of the compensation proposed to be sides of said Pier (old) 36, or Market Slip All annual charges as above shall be paid into by this contract are laid, between the said rails paid therefor and of the terms and conditions, in- Pier \West, not now owned by The City of the treasury of the City on November I of each and for a distance of two (2) feet beyond the eluding the provision as to rates, fares and New York, for the improvement of the water- year, and shall be for the amount due to Sep- said rails, on either side thereof, free and clear charges, are as hereinbefore specified and fully front of The City of New York on the East tember 30 next preceding. Provided that the from ice and snow. set forth in and by the foregoing form of pro- River, pursuant to the plan heretofore adopted first annual payment shall be only for that por- Fourteenth—The Company shall, upon being posed contract for the grant of such franchise by the Board of Docks and approved by the tion of the first annual charge as the time be- ordered by the Board so to do, remove the or right. Commissioners of the Sinking l und. tween the date upon which this contract is signed tracks hereby authorized to be constructed on and Resolved, That these preambles and resolu- by the Mayor and September 30 following shall across Richmond terrace, from the surface of tions, including the said resolution for the grant w'E, THE UNDICRSIGNED COMMISSION. bear to the whole of one year. said street, and Construct the same over or of the franchise or right applied for by the rrs of Estimate and Assessment in the Any and all payments to be made by the terms under the said street, as directed by the Board, Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Company above entitled matter, hereby give notice to all of this contract to the City by the Company, shall and in such manner as the Board may prescribe, and the said form of a proposed contract for the persons interested in this proceeding, and to not be considered in any manner in the nature of under the supervision of the local authorities of grant of such franchise or rights, containing the owner or owners, occupant or occupants, of a tax, but such pa) ntent.i shall be made in addi- the Borough, at its own expense. And it fur- said results of such inquiry after the same shall all houses and lots and improved and unim- tion to any and all taxes of whatsoever kind or ther agrees that if at any time during the con- be entered in the minutes of this Board, shall proved lands, pier or wharf property, and all description, now or hereafter required to be paid tinuance of this contract or any renewal thereof, be published for at least twenty (20) days im- persons interested therein, or in any rights, by any ordinance of tie City, or resolution of proceedings shall be taken under the Railroad mediately prior to Friday, September 17, 1909, privileges or interests pertaining thereto, affected the Board, or any law of the State of New York. Law or any law of the State, looking to the in the CITY REcosD, and at least twice during thereby, and to all others whom it may concern, removal of the tracks laid by it on the surface the ten (10) days immediately prior to Friday. to wit: Third—The annual charges or payments herein September 17, 1909, in two daily newspapers to provided for shall continue throughout the whole of any street, under authority of this contract, First—That we have completed our estimate term of this contract (whether original or re- then and in that event the Company shall re- be designated by the Mayor therefor and pub- and assessment and that all persons interested newal), notwithstanding any clause in any statute move the tracks herein authorized and construct lished in The City of New York, at the ex- in this proceeding or in any of the uplands, or in the charter of any railroad or railway com- the same across said streets, either over or under pense of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail- ;ands, lands under water, premises, buildings, tene- the same as directed, at its own cost and ex- way Company, together with the following notice, nt. tits, liereditameots pier and wharf property pany providing for payment fur railroad or rail- to wit: way rights or franchises at a different rate, and pense. Nothing contained herein shall be deemed affected thereby, and having objections thereto, no assignment, lease or sublease of the rights or to affect the rights or liabilities of the Company Notice is hereby given that the Board of do present their said objections in writing, duly privileges hereby grantedor of any part thereof, as to the tracks already laid by it. Estimate and Apportionment, before authorizing verified, to us at our office, Rooms Nos. 401 shall be valid or effectual for any purpose unless Fifteenth—This grant is upon the express con- any contract for the grant of the franchise or to 404. No. 258 Broadway. in the Borough of the said assignment, lease or sublease shall con- dition that the Company. within thirty (30) days right applied for by The Staten Island Rapid Manhattan, in The City of New York, on or tain a covenant on the part of the assignee or after the signing of this contract by the Mayor, Transit Railway Company and fully set forth before the 29th day of September, 1909, and lessee that the same is subject to all the condi- and before anything is done in exercise of the and described in the foregoing form of proposed that we, the said Commissioners, will bear parties tions of this contract; and that the assignee or rights hereby conferred, shall deposit with the contract for the grant of such franchise or right. so objecting, and for that purpose will be in lessee assumes and will be bound by all of said Comptroller of the City the sum of one thousand and before adopting any resolution authoriztng attendance at our said office on the 1st day of cotnditions, especially said conditions as to pay- dollars ($1.000), either in money or securities, to any such contract, will, at a meeting of said October, 1909, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon ments, and the removal of the tracks herein be approved by him, which fund shall be security Board, to be held in the Old Council Chamber, of that day. City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New authorized from the surface of the streets crossed for the performance by the Company of all the Second—'►'hat the abstract of our said estimate by the same, anything in any statute or in the erms and conditions of this contract, especially York, on Friday. September 17, 1909, at 10.30 and assessment, together with our damage maps, charter of such assignee or lessee to the contrary :hose which relate to the payment of the annual o'clock a. m., hold a public hearing thereon, at and also all the affidavits, estimates, proofs and notwithstanding, and that the said assignee or zharges for the privileges hereby granted, the re. which citizens shall be entitled to appear and other documents used by us in making our re- lessee waives any more favorable conditions lairs of street pavement, and the removal of those be heard. port, have been deposited in the Bureau of Street created by such statute or its charter, and that it tracks laid on the surface of the streets at its (" Staten Island World" and " Staten Opening in the Law Department of The City will not claim by reason thereof or otherwise Iwn expense as herein provided, and in case of Islander " designated.) of New York, at the office of said Bureau, Nos. exemption from liability to perform each and all default in the performance by the Company of JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary. 90 and 92 West Broadway, in the Borough of of the conditions of this contract. such terms and conditions the City shall have the Marthattan, in said City, there to remain until Dated New York, June 11, 1909, Fourth—The consent hereby given shall not be right to cause the work to be done and the ma- the 9th day of October, 1909. assigned, either in whole or in part, or leased or :erials to be furnished for the performance there' a24,s17 '1'hii d—'I hat, provided there be no objections sublet in any manner, nor shall title, interest or )f after due notice, and shall collect the reason- filed to either of said abstracts, our final report property therein pass to or vest in any other ible cost thereof from the said fund without legal herein will be presented for confirmation to the person or corporation whatsoever, either by the roceedings; or after default in the payment of BELLEVUE AND ALLIED Supreme Court of the State of New York, First acts of the said grantee, its successors or as- 'he annual charges, shall collect the same, with HOSPITALS. Ucpartment, at a Special Term thereof, Part signs, or by operation of law, without the con- interest, from the said fund after ten (10) days Ill., to be held in the County Court House, in notice in writing to the Company; or in case of the Borough of Manhattan, in The City of New sent in writing of the City, acting by the Board, BELLEVUE AND ALcien IfosrtrAts, DEPARTMENT or its successors in authority. failure to keep the other terms and conditions of York, on the 18th day of October, 1909, at the :Ins contract, the Company shall pay a penalty of of NEW YORK CITY, TWENTY-sIxTH STREET AND opening of the Court on that day. Fifth—Cpon the termination of this contract, I. :en dollars ($10) per day for each day of viola- 1RST AVENUE, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE Fourth—In case, however, objections are filed or if the same be renewed, then upon the ter- CITY Or NEW YORK. mination of the said renewal term, or upon the ion. to any of said abstracts of estimate and assess- termination of the rights hereby granted for any The procedure for the imposition and collec- 0 EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES \VILL BE rnent, the notice of motion to confirm our final ion of the penalties in this contract shall be as received by the President of the Board of report herein will stand adjourned to the date cause, or upon the dissolution of the Company to be hereafter specified, and of which notice before such termination, the tracks and equip- follows: Trustees at the above office until 2 p, m. on The Board, on complaint made, shall give notice will be given to all those who have theretofore ment of the Company constructed pursuant to this TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1001). appeared in this proceeding, as well as by pub- contract within the streets shall become the c the Company, directing its President or other fficer to appear before the Board on a certain FOR TILE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS lication in the CITY REcoRD, pursuant to sections property of the City without cost, and the same 'ro TIlE IIEATINI; SYSTEM OF THE MAIN may be used or disposed of by the City for any isv not less than ten (10) days after the date of 951 and 984 of the Greater New York Charter, such notice, to show cause why the Company AND Al)l')INIXG 1st;tLIiINGSAl' ltEI.l.E- as amended by chapter 658 of the Laws of 1906. purpose whatsoever, or the same may be leased VCF. blOSl'ITAL, SITUATED AT TWENTY- to the Company or any other company or indi- •hould not be penalized in accordance with the Dated Borough of Manhattan, New York, Sep- vidual. foregoing provision. If the Company fails to SIXTH TO 'r11'LN-rY-EIGHT STREETS, tember 8, 1909. rake an appearance, or, after a hearing, appears 1IRST AVENUE TO THE EAST RIVER, EDWARD I). FARRELL, Chairman; If, however, at the termination of this con- in the judgment of the Board to be in fault, said LnROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF SII-As 1'. LEVERIDGE, tract, as above, the Board shall so order, by Board shall forthwith impose the prescribed pen- NEW YORK. JAMES R. SLOANE, resolution, the Company shall, upon thirty (30) sIty, and without legal F-ocedure direct the Comp The time allowed for doing and completing all Commissioners. days' notice from the Board, remove any and troller to withdraw the amount of said penalty the work included under the contract will be JosePH M. SCHENCK, Clerk. all of its tracks and other equipment, constructed from the security fund deposited with him. In not more than forty-two (42) consecutive work- a9,25 pursuant to this contract, and the said streets case of any drafts made upon the security fund ing days from date of award of contract. shall be restored to their original condition at the Company shall, upon ten (10) days' notice in The surety required will be Five Hundred the sole cost and expense of the Company. writing, pay to the City a sum sufficient to re- Dollars ($500). FIRST DEPARTMENT. Sixth—The Company shall commence the con- store said security fund to the original amount of The bids will be compared and the contract struction of the tracks herein authorized under me thousand dollars ($1,000), and in default awarded at a lump or aggregate sum to the In the matter of the application of The City of South street, First Ward, within three (3) years, :hereof this contract shall be annulled at the lowest bidder as soon thereafter as practicable, New York, relative to acquiring title, wher- and complete the same within five (5) years from Dption of the Board, acting in behalf of the according to law. ever the same has not been heretofore ac- the date upon which this contract is signed by City. No action or proceeding or right under Blank forms may be obtained at the office of quired for the same purpose in fee, to the the Mavnr. and shall commence and complete the Contract Clerk, Nn. 419 East Twenty-sixth lands, tenements and hereditaments required the construction of the other tracks herein au- this or any other provision of this contract shall affect any other legal rights, remedies or causes street. Borough of Manhattan, where bids and for the opening and extending of PLEASANT thorized within two (2) years from such date, of action belonging to the City. deposits are also delivered. A\'ENUI; (now Olin avenue), from Gun otherwise the rights herein granted shall cease Sixteenth—In case of any violation, or breach JNO, G. O'KEEFFE, Acting President of Hill road to East Two Hundred and Nine- and determine as to such tracks not so con- tecnth street in the Twenty-fourth Ward, structed. In the event of the rights so ceasing, or failure to comply with any of the provisions the Board of Trustees, Bellevue and Al. herein contained, this contract may be forfeited lied Hospitals. ltorough of The Bronx, City of New York. the Company shall not be required to make any by a suit brought by the Corporation Counsel, on further payments for the privilege of construct- Dated September 2, 1909. notice of ten (10) days to the Company, or at the x4,21 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER- ing and maintaining said tracks under this con- option of the Board by resolution of said Board, sons interested in the above entitled pro- tract, but shall continue paying to the City the which said resolution may contain a provision to tW See General Instructions to Bid- :eeding, and to the owner or owners, occupant sum fixed by this contract for each crossing the effect that the railroad tracks constructed and ders on the last patter last column, of r occupants of all houses and lots and improved which it constructs within the time limit herein [has' "City Record." and unimproved lands affected thereby, and to fixed. in use by virtue of this contract shall thereupon become the property of the City without proceed- III others whom it may concern, to wit: Seventh—The grantee shall pay the entire cost ings at law or in equity. Provided, however, that First—That the undersigned Commissioners of of the construction and maintenance of the tracks such action by the Board shall not be taken until SUPREME COURT-FIRST DEPART- Estimate have completed their estimate of dam- herein authorized to be laid, and where the said the Board shall give notice to the Company to see, and that all persons interested in this pro- tracks are authorized to be laid on the surface appear before it on a certain day not less than MENT. ceeding, or in any of the lands, tenements and of the street, in addition shall pay the following: ten (10) days after the date of such notice, to Itereditaments and premises affected thereby, ]cav- (a) The cost of the protection of all surface ing any objection thereto, do file their said ob- show cause why such resolution declaring the FIRST DEPARTMENT and subsurface structures which shall be in any :ontract forfeited should not be adopted. In case jections, in writing, duly verified, with them at way disturbed by the construction of such tracks. the Company fails to appear, action may be taken their office, Nos. 90 and 92 West Broadway, in (b) All changes in sewer or other subsurface )y the Board forthwith. In the matter of the application of The City of he Borough of Manhattan, in The City of New structures made necessary by the construction of Seventeenth—The words "notice" or "direc- New York, relative to acquiring title to certain York, on or before the 29th day, of September, the railroad tracks, including the laying or re- tion," wherever used in this contract, shall be 1909, and that the said Commissioners will hear real estate, tenements, hereditaments, corporeal parties so objecting, and for that purpose will laying of pipes, conduits, sewers or other struc- feemed to mean a written notice or direction. or incorporeal rights in the same, and any and tures. Every such notice or direction to be served upon be in attendance at their said office on the 4th all rights and interests therein not now owned day of October, 1909, at 2 o'clock p. m. (c)The replacing or restoring the pavement he Company shall be delivered at such office in by The City of New York, situated in the he City as shall have been designated by the Sixth Ward of the Borough of Manhattan, in Second—That the undersigned Commissioner in said street which may Tie disturbed during tf Assessment has completed his estimate of bene- the construction of the tracks. -ompany. or if no such office shall have been The City of New York, duly selected and lesignated, or if such designation shall have for it and that all persons interested in this pro- (d) The inspection of all work during the specified by the Commissioner of Bridges of seeding, or in any of the lands, tenements and construction or removal of the tracks, as herein tnv reason become inoperative, shall be mailed in The City of New York, with the approval of he City, postage prepaid, addressed to the Coin- iereditaments and premises affected thereby provided, which may be required by the Presi- the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of laying any objection thereto, do file their aafell dent of the Borough of Richmond and the any at the City. Delivery or mailing of such said City, pursuant to the provisions of chapter /bjections in writing, duly verified, with him at Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Elec- lotice or direction as and when above provided 712 of the Laws of 1901, for the construction hall be equivalent to direct personal notice or cis office, Nos, 90 and 92 West Broadway in tricity. of an extension to the westerly ur Manhattan he Borough of Manhattan, in The City of )tfew lirection. and shall be deemed to have been given terminal of the New York and Brooklyn Fork. on or before the 29th day of September, Eighth—Before the construction shall be begun t the time of delivery or mailing. Bridge, for the better accommodation of pedes- the grantee shall obtain permits to do the work .909, and that the said Commissioner will bear from the President of the Borough of Richmond Eighteenth—The word "streets," wherever used trians, vehicles and railroad passengers using tarties so objecting, and for that purpose will be and from the Commissioner of Water Supply. ere'n. shall be deemed to mean such streets, ave- said bridge or terminal. n attendance at his said office on the 4th day Gas and Electricity. Said grantee shall perform mes. highways, driveways, concourses, boulevards If October, 1909. at 3 o'clock p. in. all the duties which may be imposed upon the r public places across or under which the Corn- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Third—That the Commissioner of Assessment grantee by these officials, as conditions of such any is hereby granted the right to lay its tracks. report of Edward G. Whitaker, Michael tas assessed any or all such lands, tenements and permits, provided such conditions are not incon- Sec. S. The City hereby agrees that it will eon- Coleman and Samuel Kahn. Commissioners of tereditaments and premises as are within the area sistent with the Provisions of this consent. The truct a portal to the proposed new tunnel re- Estimate and Appraisal, duly appointed in the it assessment fixed and prescribed as the area of grantee shall submit to these officials working uired for the construction of the tracks herein above entitled proceeding, which report bears issessment for benefit by the Board of Estimate plans, which shall include and show in data uthorized under South street. in the First Ward date the 9th day of July , 1909, was filed in the ,nd Apportionment on the 8th day of July. 1907 the method of construction of said railroad tracks if the Borough of Richmond. Said portal is esti- office of the Clerk of the County of New York nd that the said area of assessment includes all and the mode of protection or changes in all nated to cost not exceeding four thousand seven and Board of Estimate and Apportionment of hose lands, tenements and hereditaments and subsurface structures required by the construe. Iundred dollars ($4,700) in excess of the cost to The City of New York, No, 277 Broadway, tremises situate and being in the Borough of tion of such tracks. :he City of building a solid retaining wall at this Manhattan, on the 19th day of July, 1909, and fhe Bronx, in The City of New York, which, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1. THE CITY RECORD. 10517 taken togetlicr, are bounded and described as SUPREME COURT—SECOND DE- Sccond—'That the undersigned Commissioner running thence southerly and along the westerly follows, viz: if As,es;ntcut has completed his estimate of benc- sine of Third avenue to the prolongation of a Bounded on the northwest by a line 97.5 feet - PARTMENT. l1t and thatall persons interested in this pro- In,e- drawn paralleI with Sctttttur street and dis- northwesterly from and parallel with the north- cred inK, ,'t'in aity of the lands, tcucmcnts and L rt 10(1 fI-ct southerly therefrom, said distanceu westerly line of Olin avenue, the said distance SECOND DEI',1RTMEN'1'. hercditrtntenls and premises affected thereby, bciug mca,tncd at right angles to the line of being measured at right angles to the line of Olin having any objection thereto, 'ho file their said Senator street; running thence westerly and along avenue, and by the prolongation of the said line; In the nailer of the application of The City of ,bjcctinu5 in writing duly verified, with him at .sid parallel line to the easterly side of Second on the northeast by a line distant 100 feet north• his oil icy', No. 166 Montague street, in the Bor- ncc ouc; rtmuing thence no, therly and along the easterly front the northeasterly line of East Two Now York, relative to acquiring title, wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired, to .,ugb of Lrooklvn, in The Citv of New York, on tart etly sid, of Second avenue to a line drawn Hundred and Nineteenth street, the said distance or before the 4th day of October, 1909, and that I arallel with the northerly side of Senator street being measured at right angles to the line of East the lands and premises required for the open- ing and extending of SEVENTEENTH the said Cuuunissio ner will hear parties so ob- and distant Ill(1 feet northerly therefrom, said Two Hundred and Nineteenth street; on the jecting, and for that purpose will be in attend- uistauce being measured at right angles to Sen- southeast by a line distant 95 feet southeasterly S REET (although not yet named by proper ant huritY), front Queens avenue to Oak avenue, ance at his said Office on the 7th day of October, ator street; running thence easterly along said from and parallel with the southeasterly line of 1909, at 3:30 u'clmck p. in. Vzc al Id lip-- to a I ,oint distant 1(10 feet northwest- Olin avenue, the said distance being measured at in the Third Ward, Borough of jttceny, City of New lurk. 'fhird -That the Commissioner of Assessment crly of the no et ltwertorly side of Senator street, right angles to the line of Olin avenue, and by has assessed any or all such lands, tenements s::i,l di"taucc• being measured at right angles to the prolongation of the said line; and on the and bereditauucuts and premises as are within the 1._i nortlnc e-tcrly side of Senatnr sir-et; running southwest by a line distant 100 feet southwesterly WL, THE UNDERSIGNED CUJI\1lSSlUN. area of assessment fixed and prescribed as the thcuce nurth,asterly parallel with the uurtbwest- from and parallel with the southwesterly line of cr. of Estimate and Assessment in the :,rea of ass.'ssmcut for bencliI by tile Board of erly side of Senator street to the southerly side Gun Hill road, the said distance being measured abucc eutiticd matter, hereby give notice to all Estimate and Appurtiomncnt on the 10th day of oI Si xty'sevcuth street: running thence easterly at right angles to the line of Gun lfill road. perwus interested iu this proceeding, and to the . \pril, 1908, and that the said area of assessment :d. ng the sooth,•rly side If Sixty--seventh street Fourth—That the abstracts of said estimate of owner ur ocntcrv, occultant or occupants of all inclndcs all those lands, teucments and bererlita- to Cue point or ,lace of beginning. damage and of said assessment for benefit, to- Iwuues and tuts and improved and unimproved mcr,ts and premises situate and being in the Bur- .5, Is beginning at a point un the westerly side gether with the damage and benefit maps, and lands attected thereby, and to all others whom it ..ugh of Brooklyn, in The ('itv of New York, n-f Secuu•.l accnne where the saute is intersected also all the affidavits, estimates, proofs and other may concern, to wit: which, taken together, arc bounded and de- by the crutrc line of the block between Sixty. documents used by the Commissioners of Esti- first—That we have completed our estimate scrlhed as follows, viz.: See cnllt street and S'mator street; run uingthcnce mate and by the Commissioner of Assessment in and assessment, and that alt persons interested in Rounded in the north by a line distant 100 vc,tcrly and along said centre Iiuc to the easterly making the same, have been deposited in the this prucecdiug, or in any of the lauds, tenements feet northerly from aid parallel with the north- s ,lc of 1,_ i rut avenue: running thence southerly Bureau of Street Op,nings in the Law Depart- and hereditautcuts and premises at(ectcd thereby, erly line of Rent,en street, the said distance anal along the easterly side of First avenue to ment of Tile City of New York, Nos. 90 and 92 and having objections thereto, do present theu- bring measured at right angles to the line of the centre title of time block between Sixty-eighth West Broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan, said objections in writing, duly verified, to us at Rcrosen street; on the Ca :t by a line midway be- streot an, Senator street; running thence east- in said City, there to remain until the 2d day of our office, No. 25.i Jackson avenue, Lung Island twccn lienry street and Clinton street; on the c, l)' and along said centre line to the westerly October, 1909. City, Borough of Oucens, in '1"he City of New stoat by a line distant 100 feet southerly from '''I' (If Second avcuuo; running thence northerly Fifth—That, provided there be no objections lurk, on or before the 11th day of October, 1909, rued parallel with the smutherly line of Remsen al,mC sail westerly side of Second avenue to the filed to either of said abstracts, the reports as to and that we, the said Conuni,siuners, v. ill hear street, the said distance being measured at right p;nce of beginning. awards and as to assessments for benefit herein parties so objneting, and for that purpose will be ankle; to the line of Renlscn street, and on the Fourth—Tltat, provided there be no objections will be presented for confirmation to the Supreme in attendance at our said 00iee on fife 13th day west by the easterly line of Furman street. filed to either .of said abstracts, our final report Court of the State of New York, First Depart- of October, 1909, at 2 o'clock P. nt. Rntrth—That the abstracts of said estimate of herein well be preavnted f• ,r confirmation to the ment, at a Special Term thereof, Part IlI., to be Second—'That the abstracts of our said c,ti- damage and of said assessment fir benefit. to- Solo-cme Court of the' State „f New York, Second held in the County Court House, in the Borough utate and assessment, together with our damage Kcthcr with the dcuuageand benefit mane, 01111 I'll artntent, at a S;.ccial •l'crrn thereof fur file of Manhattan. in The City of New York, on the and benefit maps, and also all the affidavits, esli- ak;n all the ali,,lavit,, estimate:, proofs and other hearing of minions, to he held in the Cnunly 14th day of llec,•mber, 1909, at the opening of ut:ucs, proofs and other documents used by us in ,I„cttme•nls used by the Commissioners of Estimate ( ourt Tl.,urc in the Borough of Brooklyn, in the Court on that (lay. making the same, have been depusitcd in the and by the l'nrnmis-inner of Aarssment in mak- 'I he City of New York, ,nn the 23d day of Nu- Sixth—In case. however, objections are filed to Ilu.can of Street Upcniugs itt the l.aw ])epart- inR the sanu•, have been ,Icp~,r,Ird in the Bureau 10 mbcr, (`109, at line opening of the Court on the foregoing abstracts of estimate and assess. mettt of The City of New York, No. :'52 Jackson of Street UpruinRs in the Law Ileuartment of th:ut day. meat, or to either of them the motion to confirm ;Iemur, Long Island City, in the liuruugh of The City of New York, No, 166 Montatuc street, I.(th--In case, however, objretiuns are fihil In the reports as to awards and as to assessments Unecus, in said City, there to remain until the in the Borough of Brm,klyn, in sail City. there rifler of said ail=tracts of c,timate and arc -,s- shall stand adjourmrd to the date to be hereafter I tlh slay 0f October, 1909. to remain until the 1616 rlav of OctI•bcr, 1909, wont, Ih,• notice of m~ th''n to cnicfirrtt our liu:tl specified in the notice provided in such cases to '1'1i1,l- That the limits of our asx-ssturut for Fifth That, pn,vi~lerl there be no objections repntt hc,cin will t•tu,l :mlij„urned to the ,late to be given in relation to filing Ihe final reports, Ircneh,t include all those lands. t, netnents and tilcml to sitter of sai,l ab,lracts, the reports as to It, lt.•rrafter st,vcibell. amt of which notice will br pursua nt to secliuus 981 and '154 of the Greater It,,, hil:mtr its and t'rcmises situate, lying in,J ;wails and as to a+,rs.utents for benclit herein eivcn to all th,,,e vrho have tb. rrt„L,rr appc•arr,l New York Charlor, as amended by chapt,-r 658 I,, ing in the Borough ,f Oucrus, in 'Chic City ,oi till lie pr,•setue.l fur c,nilirmation to the tiuprctne in this pr.-c,-o,liog, as well as by )mblication iu of the Laws of 1906. N,sr York, which. taken together, are butt u;Ic.t l .ntrt of the State ,.f New Yurk, Second Ibe- I , . the (l ry Rr:' ,,uu awl iu Ii,.' c, ,rporati„n 11555' hated Ii, r,,ugh, f Manhattan, New York, June all,] d.'scribcd as follows, viz.: nartmenL at a Special 'Perin thcre,mf, to be bold I al-crs, pur,n:u,l to secti,m; 981 and 954 of the 9, 1909. Cbmmrnciug at a point on file southerly side in the County Court Iluttse, in the Borongb of t:rcatcr N, w York Charter, as amended by \V\L F. l;URRO1'GIT, Chairman; of flak avenue, at the centre line of the block Brooklyn. in the ('its' of New York, on time 23d cianptcr 658 of the Taws of 1906. Wll.L1:AA1 SEXTON, betw—n Seventeenth and Sixteenth streets, amt day of November, 1909, at the opening of the Dated Ilwoliah of Brooklyn, New York, Sep- ANDREW J. KELLY, running thence northerly and along said centre Court on that day. tentbcr I(u, 1909. Commissioners of Estimate. line of the block, and parallel with the westerly Sixth—Tn case, howevtbr, obieclions are filed to -. \(,-FINNY, Chairman; ANDREW J. KELLY, line of Sevcntc emit h street, to the nortbcrly side the foregoing abstracts of estimate and assess- JOIIN C. F.\\v('E'rf. ('mnmiesioner of Assessment of queens avenue: and thence easterly along the fluent, or to either of them, the motion to con- Com m i„i rnu r:, JotiN P. Duos, Clerk. northerly side of Queens avenue, or nearly sn, to firm the reports as to awards and as to assess- Jr>[rs P. ()c -is', ('lark. s7,25 a point at the centre line of the block between mcnts shall stand adjnurncd to the date to he sL. - Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets; and thence hereafter specified in the notice provided in such southerly and parallel withthe easterly line of cases to be given in relation to filing the final reports, pursuant to secti,mns 981 and 95{ of the FIRST DEPARTMENT. Seventeenth street along said centreline of the block to the southerly line of the said Oak ave Greater New Ynrk Charter, as amended by chap' SUPREME COURT—THIRD JUDI- rtlie: and thence westerly along the southerly line or (;d8 of the T.as,s of 1906. CIAL DISTRICT. In the matter of the application of The City of of Oak avenue to the point or place of beginning, Ilntt,I. B rr,nrh ,f Brooklyn, New York, Sep- tembcr 1,., 1909. New York relative to acquiring title, wherever a, such area is shown upon our benefit maps de- the same has not been heretofore acquired, to pn,ile,l as aforesaid. Tl'T.I.\N D, F:\IRCIHILD. 'I'll Ilk Il'UIC1.I. Itll',I'RIC'1'. the lands and premises required for the open- F"'urth That, provided there be no objections LEROY W. 1(1)5S, ing and extending of AUSTIN PLACE (al- filed to either of said abstracts, our final report Commissioners of Estimate. thouglt not yet named by proper authority), hi in will be presented for confirmation to the Jt'f.l.-\N 1). F,\IR('IIIT.D, ' CesreR COUNTY. from St. ioseph street to intersection with tiunrrme Court of the State of New York, Svc. Commissioner of Assessment. (Cast One Hundred and Forty-ninth street, in and 1)epa rt nn•nt, at a Special 'I',-rm there, f, for the b,aring of motions. to lie held in the County Jnxu:s F. (jrlcLEY, Clerk. the Twenty-third Ward, Borough of The s1S,o2 .I'Ic-tie- R, v'e: cic. Section N,1. 13, Tuwn.t' of Bronx, City of New York. ',net liens,•, in the Borough of Brooklyn, in Wrr „n ,l llurlep, Ulster County. 'it,- ('its' of N,w York, on the gilt day of ]rc- crmhvr, 1909, at the opening of the Court on WE, TILE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSION' that .lay. SECOXD DFa'.\R'l'IIENT In the matter of the application an,l tlehinon of ers of Estimate and Assessment in the Fifth--In case. however. objections are filed to I.hn A. P.cn-eh, ( harks N. Cha,Iuvick and above entitled matter, hereby give notice to all ally of cnid abstracts of estimate and assessment. i'iiarir, A. Shaw, vl,nstituting the Board of the ''lice of motion to confirm our final report persons interested in this proceeding, and to It tits' matter of the npplicati'm of The City of 1\ ;ter tinnl-ly I'('I lie City of New York, to h.•r,-in will gland adiuurned to the date to he the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of New Y,.rk n1alie. to, :.'quiring title, whenever acquire real elate fm,r and on behalf of 'I he all houses and lots and improved and unimproved hercaftcr specified, and of %%hick notice will br Pity of N'cw• \'urk, under chapt.'r 724 of the given to all thn'.c who have theretofore ap- tits rain,' has not been hcrctuforc acyvirc,l, to lands affected thereby, and to all others whom the I:utd<, tenements and he rc•ditantenIs rc- laws of 1)05 and the acts amundatl,ry ther.'uf, tin red in this proceeding, as well as by nnblica in the Tu it may concern, to wit: quircd f„r the nponinq and cxtcu,ling of ,wns of Olive and Iltuley, t'Ister First—That we have completed our supple- lion in the CITY Rl:cORD, Pursuant to seem i ins 'l l .'nue to I inn•, N. 1-., for the purpose of pnrvidiog and 454 if the Greater New Yoke ('hartrr. a; Si•:N VIIlk S'I'RICICI', (runt First at , mental and amended estimate and assessment, I if(h xeennc, in the 'I'birl,eth \Yard, 11„e,, an ncI litilmal supldv of pure and wholesome amc-ttdrd by charter 6(5 of the lass's of 1906. us all r I u, and that all persons interested in this proceed- „f I:n„ -klyn, City of New York. r the use of 'file City of New Yurk. ing, or in any of the lands, tenements and here- 1t01, 1 Itornuch of Manhattan, New York, 511, ditaments and premises affected thereby, and I'>09. having objections thereto, do present their said EIATFR (:. STOR1', Chairman: pL'It1,1C NOTII'F. IS IIEI(EEBY GIVEN objections in writing, duly verified, to us at our HENRY A. V:\N \L.IY.14, W h:, 'l'IIE UNI)I•:R51(;N1:1I, CO31VIISSION- that the mrder of confirmation of the first IL\RRY R. (;F1.\\'f('K9. office, Nos. 90 and 92 West Broadway, in the er, of 1`. dred twenty-eight (528). five hundred twenty- of, in the Town of Olive, Ulster County, Second Part, the centre line of said avenue, and continuin uint: (529), five hundred thirty-two (532), five N. 1'-, for the purpose of providing an addi- BcginniuI at the northeast corner of Parcel along the easterly line of Parcel No. 1039, south hmtdred tintly-three C(533 C), five hundred tional supply of pure and wholesome water Ni,. 1009, in the westerly line of Real Estate 4 degrees 7 minutes cast 125 feet, to the south' thirty seven (537) and five hundred thirty-nine for the use of -Elie City of New York. Section No, 9, Southern Aqueduct Department, cart cra-ttcr of said parcel; thence along the (539), shnwu on the mar, of this proceeding t — IC,nsico Reservoir (the map of which section was southerly line of same, south 85 degrees 53 min- and the supplentental maps filed in this proceed- P UICLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GI\'EN tiled in the ollice of the Register of the County utes west 25 feet, to the southeast corner of that the order of confirmation of the first ,-i 1V,-stchestcr, at White Plains, N. Y., on the Parcel No. 1045, in the westerly line of said 111g. ti l'r alt t avenue; Notice is further given that an application will act .ara to report ofJohn ..caulott lessn h M.Fow- 6th d a of nlA Ia, IYU, t, as M aap1 No. 1791),adt id thencet partly along the south' be made at a Special Term of the Supreme lee and h: dward 11. Nicoll, who were appointed ntnutug thence along the easterly lines of said line of said parcel, lon the easterly lines Court of the Mate of New York be held t n Commissioners of Appraisal in the above-entitled l'aiccl No, 1009 and Parcels Nos. 1008 and of Parcels Nos. 1050 and 1051, partly along and for the Third Judicial District, at the City matter by an order of this Court. made at a hull,, partly along said westerly section line the southerly line of said Parcel No. 1051, along hall, in the City of Albany. N. Y., on the Special Ternt thereof. held at the City lfall, in and partly along the westerly line of Real Es- the easterly line of Parcel No. 1056, and partly 25th day of September, 1909, at 10 o'clock in the City of Albany. N. Y., February 27. 1909, tate Section No. 8, Southern Aqueduct Depart- along the northerly lines of Parcels Nos. 1058 the forenoon of that day or as soon thereafter teas filed in the office of the Clerk of the County u cut, Kensico Reservoir (the map of which sea- and 1059, the following courses and distances: as counsel can be heard, for an order coutirun ig It Ulster at Kingston, N. Y., on the 3d day of tin was filed in tire office of the Register, South 85 degrees 53 minutes west 100 feet, sail report and for such other and further ;uuiust, 1909. and affects I'arecls Numbers five .entity of Westchester, at White Plains, N. Y., south 4 degrees 7 minutes east 70 feet, south tchef as may be just. bu nil red ninety-seven (597), five hundred eighty on the 31 day of December, 1907, as Map Na. 84 degrees 38 minutes west 5.9 feet, south 82 Reserving to The City of New York the right cine (589), five hundred sixty-nine (569), five 1767), south 2 degrees 13 minutes east 374.6 degrees 48 minutes west 29.4 feet, south 7 de. to Oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels hundred fifty-one (551). five hundred seventy- feet, south 45 degrees 1,107.3 feet, and due frees 45 minutes west 223.1 feet, south 33 de- contained in said report. four (574), five hundred sixty-five (565), five south 411 feet, crossing Tarrytown road, to the grees 54 minutes west 124.8 feet, south 7 de- Dated New- York, September 2,1909. hundred ninety-eight (598), five hundred fifty ,+uthcast corner of said Parcel No. 1007; thence grees 45 minutes west 15 feet, south 18 degrees FRANCIS K. I'ENLLETON, two (552). five hundred fifty-eight (558) along the southerly line of saute, south 88 de- 16 minutes east 177.1 feet, south 27 degrees 19 Corporation Counsel. five hundred eighty-two (582), five hundred grees 58 minutes west 264.7 feet, to the south- mirtues east 384.7 feet, north 81 degrees 49 min- Office and Post Office address. Hall of ninety-three (593) and five hundred ninety-nine ,rc>t corner of said parcel, in the easterly line utes east 3.2 feet, south 86 degrees 56 minutes Records, corner Chambers and Centre streets, (599), shown on the trap and supplemental maps It a road leading from Valhalla to Pleasantville; east 76.5 feet, and north 86 degrees 41 minutes Borough of Manhattan, New York City. in this pr,uceediue. thence along the said road line and the westerly east 11.8 feet, to the northeast corner of said s4,25 Dated New York, August 19. 1909. line of said parcel north 4 degrees 25 minutes farce, No. 1059, its the centre of before-men- FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, went 118 feet, and north 3 degrees 15 minutes tioned Itryant avenue; thence along the centre THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, ULSTER Corporation Counsel. west 282.6 feet, to the southeast corner of said litre of said avenue and partly along the easterly COL' NTV. Hall of Records, New York City. road and befc•re-mentioned Tarrytown road, in line of said parcel, south 4 degrees 7 minutes a28.sl8 the southerly line of Parcel No. 1008; thence cast 441.1 feet, to the point of intersection of AsnOSAN RESERVOIR, SECTION No. 18. partly along said parcel line, north 47 degrees said centre line with the southerly line produced 49 minutes west 59.1 feet, to the northwest cor- if Dintock street; thence along said produced Town of Hurley. SUPREME COURT—NINTH JUDI- ner of said roads, in the southerly line of be- line - and the southerly line of said street and contnuing along CIAL DISTRICT. fore-mentioned Parcel No. 1009; thence partly the easterly line of Parcel No. In the matter of the application and petition of along said parcel line and along the northerly 1059. south 85 degrees 53 minutes west 125 feet, John A. Meuse], Charles N. Chadwick and line of said I'a-rytown road, north 84 degrees 55 to the northeast corner of Parcel No. 1060• (harles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of NINTH JUDICI.\L DISTRICT, WESTCHES- minutes west 100.3 feet; thence continuing along thence along the easterly and southerly lines o€ Water Supply of The City of New York, to TER COUNTY. the southerly line of Parcel No. 1009, and run- said parcel, south 4 degrees 7 minutes east 65.2 acquire real estate for and on behalf of The ning along the southerly lines of Parcels Nos, feet, south 21 degrees 21 minutes west 177 feet, and south 85 degrees 53 minutes west 23.9 feet, City of New York. under chapter 724 of the SOUTHERN AQUEIILCT DEPARTMENT, SECTION 14, 11110. 1012 and 1013 the following courses and Laws of 1905 and the acts amendatory thereof, distances: North 1 degree 17 minutes east 356.2 to the southwest corner of same, in the easterly %k,ESTCHESTER COUNTY, Tows OF MOUNT line of Endicutt avenue, said point being also in the Town of IIurley, Ulster County, N. Y., PLEASANT. feet, north 34 degrees 23 minutes west 318.7 feet, for the purpose of providing an additional sup- south 55 degrees 45 minutes west 497.4 feet; in the easterly lilts of before-mentioned Parcel lc ,of pure amt wholesome water for the ttre south 32 degrees 16 minutes west 270 feet, north No. 1059; thence partly along said parcel line ,,f The City of New York. Notice of Filing and of Motion to Confirm First 80 degrees 42 minutes west 230 feet, north 32 and along said avenue line, south 4 degrees 7 Separate Report. degrees 16 minutes east 270 feet, north 80 de- minutes east 176.5 feet, to the southeast corner P CCLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GI1'EN grees 42 minutes west 283 feet, north 9 de- of said parcel; thence along the southerly line that tie first separate report of T. Rider gress,18 minutes east 50 feet, north 80 degrees of same, south 86 degrees west 39.5 feet, and (ale. T~dmund M. Wilbur and Thomas i. Colton. In the matter of the application and petition of 42 minutes west 1,288.8 feet, south 9 degrees south 85 degrees 12 minutes west 10.5 feet, to the W ill the re appo intrd C• orntni•sioners of Appraisal John A. Bensel, Charles N. Chadwick and IS minutes west 50 feet, north 80 degrees 42 southeast corner of Parcel No. 1063, in the in the above entitled matter by an order of this Charles A. Shaw, Constituting the Board of minutes west 115 feet, south 9 degrees 18 min- westerly line of said avenue; thence partly Court, trade at a Special Term thereof held at Water Supply of The City of New York, to (ues west 275 feet, north 80 degrees 42 minutes along the southerly line of said parcel, south the City hail in the City of Albany. N. Y., upon acquire real estate for and on behalf of The west 400 feet, north 9 degrees 18 minutes east 85 degrees 12 minutes west 19.4 feet, to the the _"d day of May, 1909, was filed in the office City of New York under chapter 724 of the 223.3 feet, north 75 degrees 30 minutes west 61.4 northeastcorner of Parcel No. 1066, in the of the Clerk of the County of Ulster on the 28th Taws of 1905 and the acts amendatory thereof, feet, south 69 degrees 57 minutes west 362.7 easterly line of Knollwoud road; thence along day of August, Iu09, and affects Parcels Numbers in the 7`otvn of Mount Pleasant, V—stchester feet, north 20 degrees 3 minutes west 25 feet said road line and partly along the easterly line eight hundred and eighty-two (882), eight hun- County, New York, for the construction of (:.long the centre line of a road leading from of said parcel, south 2 degrees 34 minutes west dred and eighty-six (886), eight hundred and Catskill Au(ucduct acid appurtenances, from Valhalla to Ifawthorne), south 69 degrees 57 134.6 feet; thence continuing along said road, eighty-nine (889), eight hundred and ninety-nine town line near Chappaqua to Kensico Reservoir minutes west 1,442.1 feet, crossing the Harlem south 77 degrees 2 minutes west 25 feet. south (8991, nine hundred (900), nine hundred and taking line. Itivision of the New York Central and Hudson 12 degrees 58 minutes east 115 feet, and south two 19n2). nine hundred and seven (907), tine River Railroad Company, south 31 degrees 39 88 degrees 35 minutes west 25.5 feet, to a point hundred and eight (908), nine hundred and minutes west 206 feet, south 76 degrees 39 min- in the westerly line of the easterly part of said P CLLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT road, in the easterly line of Parcel No. 1067; fourteen (914). nine hundred and twenty-t w. the first separate report of Royal E. T. utes west 70.7 feet, and south 31 degrees 39 1922), nine hundred and twenty-four (924), no- u,iuutes west 842 feet, to the most easterly thence partly along said parcel line along the kiec-. Samuel B. Irish and Ilenrp W. Ilatiles, easterly lines of Parcels Nos. 1068, 1071, 1072 hundred and twenty-tire (925), nine hundre,l ti,- t ,,rnrntissioners of Appraisal in the above en- l i,int of Parcel No. 1014, in the easterly line of and twenty-seven (927), nine hundred and twcn- ant ,ther road leading from Valhalla to Haw- and 1073, partly alimg the easterly lines of Par' tit:e,l matter, was filed in the office of the Clerk eels Nos. 1074 and 1076, along the easterly line ty-nine 1929) and nine hundred and thirty-two the County of Westchester on the 7th day of ill,- rue; thence partly along the easterly line of ( 9321, shown on the map of this proceeding and sailarced, south 31 degrees 39 minutes west of Parcel No. 1077, again partly along the east. August, 1909, and affects Parcels Nos. 960, erly line of Parcel No. 1076, and along the east- the supplemental maps filed in this proceeding. 974. 977, 979, 978, 981, 984, 985, 986, 999 and 19.7 feet to the most easterly point of Parcel Notice is further given that an application erly line ofParcel No. 1078, the following 1002. No, 1019, in the centre of the last-mentioned courses and distances: South 88 degrees 35 min- will be made at a Special Term of the Supreme road; thence partly along the easterly lines of Court of the State of New York, to be held in Notice is further given that an application will utes west 31.5 feet, south 1 degree 25 minutes be made at a St ecial Term of the Supreme Court said Parcel No. 1015 and Parcels Nos, 1016 and and for the Third judicial District, at the City 1017, the following courses and distances: cast 231 feet, south 5 degrees 43 minutes east of the State of New York, at Chambers thereof, 178.4 feet, south 17 degrees 54 minutes east Hall, in the City of Albany, N. Y.. on the 25th South 31 degrees 39 minutes west 1,744.6 feet, day of Seluember, 1909. at 10 o'clock in the held in and for the Ninth Judicial District, at 477.4 feet, south 24 degrees 34 minutes east No. 300 Pelham road, in the City of New south 41 degrees 12 minutes east 90.8 feet, forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as south 34 degrees 58 minutes east 94.9 feet, south 209 feet, and south 29 degrees 36 minutes west counsel can be heard. for an order confirming Rodtelle, on the 25th day of September, 1909, at 1,197.6 feet. crossing a highway, Chester and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as 30 degrees 34 minutes east 473.8 feet south 36 said report, and for such other and further re- degrees 4 minutes east 201.8 feet, and south 39 Cheever avenues and \'alley street, to the most lief as may be just. soon thereafter as counsel can be heard for an southerly point of said Parcel No. 1078, in the order confirming said report and for such other degrees 17 minutes east 92 feet, to the most Reserving to the City of New York the right easterly point of said Parcel No. 1017 in the northerly line of before-mentioned Tarrytown to oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels and further relief as to the Court may seem just. road, said point being also in the easterly line Dated New York City, N. Y., August 7, 1909- centre of a road leading from Kensico Cemetery of Parcel No. 1081; thence partly along said contained in said report. station to Valhalla; thence along the centre line Dated New York Cite. August 31. 1909, FRANCIS K. 1'EN DLETON, parcel line, south 29 degrees 36 minutes west 26 Corporation Counsel. of said road, and continuing along the easterly I'R.\NCIS K. PENDLETON, line of Parcel No. 1017, south 16 degrees 44 feet, to a point in the centre of said Tarrytown Corporation Counsel. Hall of Records, Chambers and Centre streets, road; thence along the centre line of said road, New York City, N. Y. minutes west 30.1 feet, to the most southerly south 44 degrees 12 minutes east 215.4 feet, to Office and Post-office Address, Hall of Rec- point of said parcel; thence partly along the s4,25 the most easterly point of said parcel; thence ords, c. rner Chambers and Centre Streets, Ii ,r- westerly line of same, and again partly along continuing along the easterly line of saidar- ough of \lanhattan, Nuts Yo:k City. the easterly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. eel, south 44 degrees 15 minutes west 25 feet, s4.25 1016, the following courses and distances: NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, WESTCHES. to the most easterly point of Parcel No, 1082, North 39 degrees 17 minutes west 109.5 feet, in the westerly line of said road; thence partly TER COUNTY, north 36 degrees 4 minutes west 203.7 feet, north THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. alutt y' the easterly lines of said parcel and Par- 30 degrees 34 minutes west 178 feet, south 31 cel No. 1083, and along the easterly lines of SOUTHERN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, CATSKILL de grecs 39 minutes west 258.3 feet, north 43 ULSTER COUNTY. Parcels Nos. 1084, 1085 and 1086, south 44 de- AQOEUACT, SECTION No. 15. degrees 27 minutes west 155.1 feet, north 42 de' grees 15 minutes west 803.1 feet, crossing Fair- glues 30 minutes west 91.4 feet, north 35 degrees mount, Prospect and Summit streets, to the Ashokan Reservoir, Section No. 7 Towns of MS. Pleasant and GrsesburS. 2 minutes west 54.1 feet, north 14 degrees 9 southeast corner of said Parcel No. 1086, in the minutes west 191.8 feet, and south 31 degrees southerly line of said Summit street; thence 39 minutes west 2,124.7 feet, to the northeast along said line and partly along the southerly Towns of Olive and Hurley, Ulster County. Notice of Application for the Appointment of c.,rner of Parcel No, 1018, in the northerly line Commissioners of Appraisal. hue of said parcel, north 45 degrees 45 minutes of Luw,r Cross road leading from Eastview to west 78 feet, to the northeast corner of Parcel Valhalla; thence along the easterly line of said No. 1087; thence along the easterly line of said In the matter of the application and petition of P UBI.IC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN parcel, south 31 degrees 39 minutes west 46.2 J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and parcel, south 36 degrees west 99.8 feet, to the that it is the intention of the Corporation feet, crossing the line between the Towns of southeast corner of same, in the northerly line of Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of Counsel of The City of New York to make ap- Nit. Pleasant and Greenberg, to the northeast Watt r Supply of The City of New York, to Ilartsdale road; thence along said road line and lication to the Supreme Court of the State of corner of Parcel No, 1019, in the southerly line the southerly line of said parcel, north 78 de- acquire real estate fur and on behalf of The C ew York for the appointment of Commissioners of said Lower Cross road; thence along the City of New York, under chapter 724 of the grees 21 minutes west 54.9 feet, to the south- ,If Appraisal under chapter 724 of the Laws of easterly lineof said parcel and partly along west corner of said parcel; thence along the Laws of 1905, and the acts amendatory thereof, 19115 as amended, and the acts relating thereto. the easterly line of Parcel No. 1021, along the in the Towns of Olive and Hurley, Ulster westerly line of same, north 36 degrees east 129.7 Such application will be made to the Supreme easlerly line of Parcel No. 1022, partly along feet to the northwest corner of same, in the County, N. Y., fur the purpose of providing Court at a Special Term thereof to be held in the northerly line of Parcel No. 1032, along the an additional supply of pure and wholesome and for the Ninth southerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. J udicial District, at the easterly lines of the last-mentioned parcel and 1096, in the southerly line of before-mentioned water for the use of The City of New York. Judge's Chambers, in Nyack, Rockland County, Parcels Nos. 1033 to 1038, both inclusive, and N. ]'., on the 25th day of September 1909, at Summit street; thence along said street line and along the southerly line of said Parcel No. 1038, partly along said parcel line, north 45 degrees PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day or as the following courses, distances and curve: that the third separate report of James soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. The 45 minutes west 121.5 feet, to the southwest South 13 degrees 21 minutes east 106.1 feet, corner of said parcel; thence along the westerly Jenkins, Joseph D. Baucus and 1'eter C. Black, object of such application is to obtain an order south 31 degrees 39 minutes west 208.9 feet, who were appointed Commissioners of Appraisal lines of same and before-mentioned Parcel No. of the Court appointing three disinterested and south 4 degrees 59 minutes west 89.8 feet, 1085, north 44 degrees 15 minutes east 250 feet, in the above entitled matter by an order of this competent freeholders, one of whom shall re- south 21 degrees 42 minutes east 261.8 feet, Court, made at a Special Term thereof held at recrossing Summit street, to the northwest cor- side in the County of New York and at least south 3 degrees 42 minutes east 487.2 feet, ner of said Parcel No. 1085, in the southerly the Court House in the City of Kingston, Ulster one of whom shall reside in the County of south 56 minutes west 866.6 feet, south 17 de- County, N. Y., June 29. 1907, was filed in the tine of before-mentioned Parcel No, 1083 in the Westchester, to act as Commissioners of Ap- grees 14 minutes east 67.5 feet, south 2 degrees southerly line of before-mentioned Prospect office of the Clerk of the County of Ulster on praisal under said act and discharge all the 12 minutes east 78.1 feet, south 8 degrees 4 the 12th day of June, 1909, and affects Parcels duties conferred by said act and the acts street; thence partly along said parcel line and minutes east 138.9 feet, south 2 degrees 6 min- along said southerly street line and its produc• Nos. three hundred and nine (309), two bun- amendatory thereof. utes west 41 feet, south 2 degrees 29 minutes dred and fifty-two (252), three hundred and tion, north 45 degrees 45 minutes west 125 feet, The following is a description of the real es- east 195.7 feet, south 9 degrees 24 minutes east to the southwest corner of said parcel, at the ten (310), two hundred and seventy-six (276), tate to be acquired, together with a reference 39.5 feet, south 80 degrees 36 minutes west 23.8 two hundred and ninety-three (293) and three southwest corner of said Prospect street and to the date and place of filing the map: feet, south 34 degrees 37 minutes west 987 feet, before-mentioned Cheever avenue; thence along hundred and five (305), shown on the man in All those certain pieces or parcels of real es- cn a curve of 641.8 feet radius to the left 453.4 this proceeding. the westerly litre of said avenue and its produc- tate situated in the Towns of Mt. Pleasant and feet, south 5 degrees 52 minutes east 116.4 feet, tion, and the westerly line of said Parcel No. Notice is further given that an application will Creenburg. County of Westchester, and north 80 degrees 33 minutes east 44.4 feet, north 1083, north 44 degrees 15 minutes east 538.2 be made at a Special Term of the Supreme Court State of New York, shown on a map entitled 85 degrees 59 minutes east 11.4 feet, south 4 de- feet, recrossing before-mentioned Fairmount of the State of New York, to be held in and "Southern Aqueduct Department. Section No. grees 7 minutes east 626.8 feet, and south 85 de- fur the Third Judicial District, at the Court street, to the southwest corner of said Cheever 15. Board of Water Supply of The City of grees 53 minutes west 100 feet, to the southwest avenue and before-mentioned Tarrytown road, in House, in the City of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, Map of real estate situated in the corner of said Parcel No. 1038, in the easterly the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. N. Y., on the 18th day of September, 1909, at Towns of Aft. Pleasant and Greenburg, County line of See avenue, said point being also in the 1081; thence partly along said parcel line and y, or as 13 o'clock in the forenoon of that da of Westchester. and State of New York, to be easterly line of Parcel No, 1039; thence partly along the westerly line produced of said avenue, soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an acquired by The City of New York, under the along said parcel line and along said easterly north 44 degrees 15 minutes east 25 feet, to the order confirming said report and for such other provisions of chapter 724 of the Laws of 1905 avenue line and the same produced, south 4 de' point of intersection of said produced line with and further relief as may be just. as amended, for the construction of Catskill grees 7 minutes east 100 feet, to the southeast the centre line of said Tarrytown road' thence Reserving to The City of New York the right Aqueduct and appurtenances, from Kensico Res- corner of said avenue and Payne street; thence - along the said centre line continuing along the to oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels ervoir, taking line near Lakehurst Villa Park, alcng the southerly line produced of said street, westerly line of Parcel 74o, 1081, and running contained in said report. to Elmsford.' which map was filed n the office south 85 degrees 53 minutes west 25 feet, to partly along the southerly line of Parcel No. Dated New York, August 23. 1909. of the Register of the County of Westchester, the point of intersection of same with the centre 1080, the following courses and distances: FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, at White Plains, N. Y., on the 7th day of July, line of before-mentioned See avenue; thence North 44 degrees 12 minutes west 219.6 feet, Corporation Counsel. 1909, as Map No. 1683. which parcels are bound- along said centre line and continuing along the north 49 degrees 31 minutes west 723 feet, Hall of Records, New York City. ed and described as follows: ,.28,,18 easterly line of Parcel No. 1039, south 4 degrees north 51 degrees 30 minutes west 1,446.2 feet, First Part. 7 minutes east 150 feet; thence continuing along north 67 degrees 48 minutes west 430.8 feet, north 67 degrees 53 minutes west 111.5 feet, Beginning at the most westerly point of said easterly parcel line, south 85 degrees 53 THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT minutes west 25 feet, to the southeast corner of north 68 degree. 40 minutes west 239 feet, Charles street (between Adeline and Columbus north 69 degrees 43 minutes west 64.3 feet, and avenues), and running thence north 13 degrees Parcel No, 1041, in the westerly line of said ULSTeR Cot:xTY. 50 minutes west 373.5 feet, on a curve of 270 avenue; thence along the southerly line of said north 70 degrees 8 minutes west 105.7 feet' Parcel No. 104I, partly along the easterly and thence continuing along the southerly line of feet radius to the left 142.9 feet, and north 44 Parcel No. 1080, south 19 degrees 52 minutes degrees 10 minutes west 451.5 feet, to a point in along the southerly lines of Parcel No. 1042, Ashokan Reservoir. Section No. 12. y line the southerly line of Upper Cross road, leading south 85 degrees 53 minutes west 100 feet, south west 24.5 feet, to a point in the southerl of said Tarrytown road; thence along said road from Mt. Pleasant Cemetery station to Kensico; 4 degrees 7 minutes east 125 feet, and south 85 degrees 53 minutes west 100 feet, to the south- line and continuing along the southerly line of Town of Olive. Ulster County. thence along said line north 81 degrees grees 8 min• 40 minutes east 74 feet; thence south west corner of said Parcel No. 1042, in the said Parcel No. 1080, north 70 de In the matter of the application and petition of 44 4ggrees 10 minutes east 402.8 feet, easterly line of Bryant avenue, said point being utes west 95 feet, crossing Saw Mill River and John A. Bensel. Charles N. Chadwick and on a curve of 330 feet radius to the also in the easterly line of before-mentioned the Putnam Division of the New York Central Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of right 174.7 feet, and south 13 degrees 50 minutes Parcel No, 1039; thence partly along said Parcel and Hudson River Railroad Company, to the Water Supply of The City of New York, to east 374.8 feet. to a point in the northerly line line and along said avenue line, south 4 de- southwest corner of said parcel; thence tloni ae4uire real estate for and an behalf of The of before-mentioned Charles street; thence along grees 7 miuntes east 50 feet' thence south 85 the westerly line of same, north 19 degrees 34 City of New York, under chapter 724 of the said line south 77 degrees 20 minutes west 60 degrees 53 minutes west 25 feet, to a point in minutes east 49.5 feet, to the northwest corner Laws of 1905. and the acts amendatory there- feet to the point or place of beginning. the centre of said Bryant avenue; theme along of said parcel; thence partly along the twrtYerlg FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 10519 line of same, south 70 degrees 8 minutes east of intersection of said produced line with the plicatinn to the Supreme Court of the State of west 298,9 feet, south 6 degrees 36 minutes 200.7 feet, recrossing Saw Mill River and the centre line of said Bryant avenue; thence along New York for the appointment of Commissioners west 476.7 feet, south 13 degrees 16 minutes Putnam Division of the New York Central and said centre line, north 4 degrees 7 minutes west of Appraisal under chapter 724 of the Laws of east 318.9 feet, on a curve of 275 feet radius Hudson River Railroad Company, to a point in 1U0 feet; thence continuing along the westerly 1905 as amended, and the acts relating thereto. to the right, 259.7 feet; south 40 degrees SO the northerly line of said Tarrytown road; thence line of Parcel No. 1039, north 85 degrees 53 Such application will be made to the Supreme minutes west 33.4 feet, on a curve of 641.8 feet along said road line and continuing along the minutes east 25 feet, to the northwest corner of Court at a Special Term thereof to be held in radius to the left, 318.7 feet; south 12 degrees northerly line of said Parcel No. 1080 the fol- Parcel No. 1031 • thence along the northerly and for the Ninth judicial District, at the 23 minutes west 718.4 feet, on a curve of 125 lowing courses and distances: South 6 degrees line of said parcel, the westerly lines of parcels Judge's Chambers, in Nyack, Rockland County, feet radius to the left, 86.1 feet; south 27 de- 43 minutes east 65.4 feet, crossing Saw Mill numbered from 1029 to 1023, both inclusive, N. Y-, on the 25th day of September, 1909, at grees 3 minutes cast 333.2 feet, and south 39 River road, south 68 degrees 40 minutes east artly along the northerly line of said Parcel Ii) o'clock in the forenoon of that day or as degrees 35 minutes west 97 feet, to the most 238.6 feet, south 67 degrees 53 minutes east o, 1023 along the westerly lines of before- soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, The easterly point of Parcel No. 1121, in the easterly 111,7 feet, crossing Stone avenue, south 67 de- mentioned Parcels Nos. 1022 and 1021, partly ohject of such application is to obtain an order line of l'iatt avenue; thence along the easterly grees 48 minutes east 454.4 feet, crossing Lawn along the southerly and along the westerly of the Court appointing three disinterested and lines of said parcel and Parcels Nos. 1122 and and llillside avenues, south Si degrees 30 min- lines of Parcel No. 1020, and partly along the competent freeholders. one of whom shall re- 1123, and partly along the easterly line of Par- utes cast 1,450.2 feet, crossing Mortimer, Good- westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. side in the County of New York and at least cel No. 1124 the following courses, distances win, Evarts, Perkins and French avenues, south 1019, the following courses, distances and one of whom shall reside in the County of and curves: outh 39 degrees 35 minutes west 49 degrees 31 minutes east 724.6 feet, crossing curve: North 85 degrees 53 minutes east 100 Westchester, to act as Commissioners of Ap- 97.1 feet, crossing said Platt avenue, south 75 Robbins avenue, a road, and Knollwood avenue, feet, north 4 degrees 7 minutes west 616.2 feet, praisal under said act and discharge all the degrees 16 minutes west 608 feet, on a curve and south 44 degrees 12 minutes east 95.1 feet, north 83 degrees 57 minutes east 44.5 feet, duties conferred by said act and the acts of 125 feet radius to the left, 100 feet; south to the most westerly point of Parcel No. 1079; north 5 degrees 52 minutes west 116.9 feet on amendatory thereof. 29 degrees 25 minutes west 656.2 feet, south thence partly along the northerly line of said a curve of 791.8 feet radius to the right, 5'59.4 'I•he following is a description of the real es- 8 degrees west 137.1 feet, south 1t degrees 11 parcel, north 45 degrees 48 minutes east 105 feet; north 34 degrees 37 minutes east 654 feet, tatc to be acquired, together with a reference minutes east 540.4 feet, on a curve of 791.8 feet feet, south 44 degrees 12 minutes cast 63.2 feet, north 25 degrees 55 minutes east 177.5 feet, to the late and place of filing the map: radius to the right, 778.4 feet; south 45 degrees and north 45 degrees 48 minutes east 97 feet, north 17 degrees 46 minutes west 134.4 feet, All those certain pieces or parcels of real es- 8 minutes west 181.1 feet, on a curve of 641.8 to the most northerly Doint of said parcel, in north 50 degrees 43 minutes east 99,3 feet, tate situated in the Town of Greenburg and feet radius to the left 765.7 feet; south 23 de- the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. north I degree 15 minutes east 698.6 feet, south ity of Yonkers, County of Westchester,and grees 13 minutes cast ff.5 feet, south 40 degrees 1076, in the southerly line of before-mentioned 80 degrees 58 minutes west 148.3 feet, north Mate of New York, shown on a map entitled 22 minutes east 158.6 feet, and south 32 degrees g said westerly V..11ey street; thence partly alon 3 degrees 30 minutes west 725.6 feet, north 13 "Southern Aquerhtct Department. Section No. 57 minutes west 593.9 feet, to the most easterly parcel line, north 29 degrees 36 minutes east degrees 15 minutes east 349.3 feet, north 14 16. Itoard of Water Supply of The City of point of Parcel No. 1125, in the easterly line 51.7 feet, to the southwest corner of Parcel No. degrees 28 minutes west 320.2 feet, north 22 New York. Map of real estate situated in the of Jackson avenue; thence partly along the east- 1075, in the northerly line of said street; thence degrees 21 minutes east 239 feet, and north 5 Town of Greenhurg and City of Yonkers. County erly line of said parcel, south 32 degrees 57 along the westerly line of said parcel, north 29 degrees 28 minutes west 230.1 feet, to the south- of Westchester, and State of New York, to be minutes west 51.4 feet, to the most easterly degrees 36 minutes east 206.7 feet, to the most west corner of before-mentioned Parcel No. acquired by The City of New York, under the Point of Parcel No. 1127, in the westerly line northerly point of same, in the southerly line 1018, in the southerly line of before-mentioned peel in is of chapter 724 of the Laws of 1905 of Ridgestde street, at another point in the of said avenue; thence partly along the east- Lower Cross road; thence along the westerly as amended, for the construction of Catskill erly line of said Parcel No. 1127, along the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. line of said parcel, north 5 degrees 28 minutes Aqueduct and appurtenances, from Elmsford to easterly lines of Parcels Not. 1128, 1129 and 1076' thence partly along said parcel line, north west 19 feet, and north 31 degrees 6 minutes Ilill \ - iow Reservorir taking line," which map 29 degrees 36 minutes east 51.7 feet, to the east 36.8 feet, recrossing the before-mentioned 1131, partly along the easterly line of Parcel No. was fllcd in the office of the Register of the 1132, and along the easterly lines of Parcels southwest corner of before-mentioned Parcel No. line between the Towns of Tit. Pleasant and ('aunty of Westchester, at White Plains N. Y., 1074, in the northerly line of the last-mentioned Nos. 1133 and 1134, the following courses, dis- Greenburg, to the northwest corner of said par- on the 7th (lay of July, 1909, as Map 74o. 1864,1 tances and curves: South 32 degrees 57 min. street; thence along the westerly line of said cel, in the northerly line of said Lower Cross which parcels are bounded and described as cites west 820,8 feet, crossing the line between parcel, north 29 degrees 36 minutes east 201.3 road; thence along said northerly road line and follows: partly along the northerly line of said parcel, the Town of Greenburg and the City of Yon- feet, to the most westerly point of before-men- kers, south 25 degrees 37 minutes west 419,2 south 58 degrees 54 minutes east 13.9 feet, first Part. tioned Parcel No. 1071, in the southerly line of feet, south 21 degrees 57 minutes west 287.1 the before-mentioned highway- thence along the south 56 degrees 5 minutes east 78 feet, south Beginning at the southwest corner of Parcel feet, south 12 degrees 14 minutes west 337,6 westerly lines of said parcel and Parcel No. 55 degrees 28 minutes east 100.7 feet, and No, 1087, of Real Estate Section No, 15, South' y line of Par- south 65 degrees 57 minutes east 55.3 feet, to f' et, south 15 degrees 27 minutes west 445.5 1070. and partly along the westerl emAqueduct Department (the map of which feet. south 15 degrees 52 minutes east 83.9 feet, cel No. 1069, north 29 degrees 36 minutes east the southwest corner of before-mentioned Parcel 'Duet 24 degrees 17 minutes east 644.7 feet, 166.4 feet, recrossing said highway, to a point in section was filed in the office of the Register of No, 1016; thence along the westerly lines of the County of Westchester, at White Plains, south 7 degrees 31 mintnes cast 1,377.4 feet, the centre of Glenartney street; thence along said parcel and before-mentioned Parcel No. 1015, north 31 degrees 39 minutes east 2,183.2 N. Y., on the 7th day of July 1909, as Map No. in a curve of 791.8 feet radius to the right, the centre line of said street, north 13 degrees 1863), said point being also the northwest cor- 140 9 feet; south 2 degrees 41 minutes west feet, north 13 degrees 56 minutes 53 minutes west 130.8 feet; thence continuing :IOn.R feet, south 87 degrees 19 minutes east west 70 feet, north 31 degrees 39 ner of Parcel No. 1088 of the section hereby along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1069, described, in the northerly line of Hartsdale 140 feet, south 2 degrees 41 minutes west 30 north 29 degrees 36 minutes east 36.3 feet, to minutes east 190 feet, south 45 de' road (leading from Elmsford to Hartsdale), and feet, south 84 degrees 33 minutes west 141.4 the most northerly point of said parcel, in the grees 56 minutes east 51.2 feet, and north 31 running thence along said road line, the north- feet, south 2 degrees 41 minutes west 893.6 easterly line of the last-mentioned street, said degrees 39 minutes east 1,765.7 feet, to the erly line of the last-mentioned parcel, and the point being also in the westerly line of before. most westerly point of before-mentioned Parcel feet, on a curve of 275 feet radius to the right, southerly line -rf said Parcel No, 1087, south 78 1.11 .6 feet; south 32 degrees 12 minutes west mentioned Parcel No. 1067; thence partly along No. 1014, in the centre of the last-mentioned degrees 22 minutes east 54.9 feet, to the north- said westerly parcel line, north 29 degrees 36 road leading from Hawthorne to Valhalla; 619 3 fret, south 25 decrees 19 minutes west east corner of said Parcel No. 1088; thence 231 5 feet, south 20 degrees 45 minutes east minutes east 119.2 feet, north 17 degrees 54 thence partly along the westerly lines of said along the easterly line of said parcel, south 36 de- minutes west 525.6 feet, and south 72 degrees i•arcel and before-mentioned Parcel No. 1013, 2'5.1 feet, south 23 minutes west 418.4 feet, grees west 53 feet, to the northeast corner of Par- south 22 degrees 16 minutes west 245 feet, 6 minutes west 28.7 feet, to the southeast cor- along the northerly lines of said Parcel No. 1013 cel No. 1069, in the southerly line of said road; before- mentioned Parcel No. 1012, and s 'iii 35 degrees 20 minutes west 390.4 feet, ner of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1066 in and thence along the easterly lines of said parcel and partly along the northerly line of before-men- south 5') degrees 10 minutes west 3(11.1 feet, the easterly line of the westerly part of before- Parcel No. 1090, and partly along the easterly mentioned Knollwood road; thence along the tinnrd Parcel No. 1010, the following courses 'ninth 4`) degrees 28 minutes west 250.4 feet, line of Parcel No. 1091, the following courses, dis- sr-uth 79 degrees 56 mimttes east 196.2 feet, southerly and partly along the westerly lines of and distances: North 31 degrees 19 minutes tances and curve: South 36 degrees west 1,840.1 east 828.2 feet, north 13 degrees 21 minutes west -myth 29 degrees 37 minutes east 105.7 feet, said Parcel No. 1066, south 72 degrees 6 min- feet, south 54 degrees cast 75 feet, south 36 degrees utes west 15.9 feet, and north 13 degrees 53 1(16.1 feet, north 31 degrees 39 minutes east sr•nth 17 degrees 31 minutes west 111.4 feet, 241.7 feet, north 69 degrees 57 minutes east west 391.7 ieet,south 24 degrees 35 minutes west ~r nth I degree 46 minutes east 75.5 feet, south minutes west 60.4 feet, to a point in the west- 97.3 feet. south 13 degrees 46 minutes east 175 feet, north 24 degrees 57 minutes east 21 clr•erees 4 minutes east 483.2 feet, on a curve erly line of said road; thence along said road 1,146.6 feet, nn a curve of 791.8 feet radius to line and continuing along the westerly line of 282.8 feet, north 69 degrees 57 minutes east of 5,53.1 feet radius to the right, 70 feet; 310 feet, south 20 degrees 3 minutes east 225 the right, 622 3 feet, and south 31 degrees 16 north 21 degrees 4 minutes west 626.2 feet, Parcel No. 1066, on a curve of 175 feet radius minutes west 711.4 feet, to the northeast corner to the left, 79.5 feet, on a curve of 579.5 feet feet, north 69 degrees 57 minutes east 804.4 north 72 degrees 30 minutes west 107.2 feet, feet, recrossing the Harlem Division of the of Parcel No. 1052, in the northerly line of moth 17 degrees 30 minutes %vest 460 feet, south radius to the right, 163.6 feet, and on a curve T.anders road (leading from Woodland to White of 1.038.8 feet radius to the right, 13.5 feet, New York Central and Hudson River Railroad d^¢ree 31 minutes east 60.4 feet, south 15 Cotnlany, to a point in the centre of the before- ('lain,); thence along the easterly line of said r:egrees 37 minutes west 454.2 feet, south 55 to the most southerly point of Parcel No. 1065; iarcel, moth 31 degrees 16 minutes west 64.5 thence along the westerly and partly along the ntentimcrl road leading from Valhalla to IIaw- degrees 1? minutes west 191.8 feet, south 25 thnrnc; thence along the centre line of said fe,•t. to the southeast corner of same, in the di grees 47 m'nntes west 674.7 feet, north 64 northerly lines of said parcel, along the westerly southerly line of said road; thence along said road, north 20 degrees 3 minutes west 25 feet; d:•cr,-es 13 minutes west 25 feet. and south 25 line of Parcel No. 1064, partly along the west- road line and partly along the southerly line (to'r, erly and northerly lines of before mentioned Par- thence continuing along the northerly line of rueq 47 minoteq west 2,286.1 feet, to the of sail parcel, south 83 degrees 25 minutes west mnthea-t c°rner of Parcel No. 1135, in the cel No. 1063. and along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1010 and running partly along the 63.3 fort. to the northeast corner of Parcel No. centre of Tuckahne road (lending from Yon. Parcel No. 1062. the following courses, distances westerly line of Parcel No. 1011, north 69 de- 1093; thence along the easterly lines of said grees 57 minutes east 133 feet north 60 degrees hers to Tnckahne); thence along the easterly and curves: North I degree 25 minutes west liar -el and Parcel No. 1096, partly along the 146.7 feet, on a curve of 806.8 feet radius to 27 minutes west 34.1 feet, and north 37 degrees line of sail parcel, seutim 25 degrees 47 mintrtes =nutherly line of said Parcel No, 1096 and ve-t 41.8 feet. the right, 229.7 feet; north 84 degrees 48 mm- 36 minutes west 318.8 feet, to another point in to the northeast corner of Par- the centre of the last-mentioned road; thence along the easterly line of Parcel No. 1097, the ,-, 1 No. 1136. in the snotherly line of said road: Sites east 11 feet, north 21 degrees 21 minutes fnllntving courses and distances: South 31 de- east 195.9 feet, north 4 degrees 7 minutes west along the centre line of said road and continuing thence psi rly along the easterly line of s+U along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1011, north cries 16 minutes west 609.8 feet, south 58 de- parcel, and al "ne the easterly line of Parcel No, 66.2 feet, north 85 degrees 53 minutes east 31.5 grees 44 minutes east 75 feet, south 31 de- feet, and north 21 degrees 21 minutes east 159.2 17 degrees b8 nunutes west 53.5 feet and north 1140, the fn1L'w•ing courses and distances: South 22 degrees 14 minutes west 120.9 1Ieet, to the grees 16 mimrtes west 360 feet, south 27 de- _'S degrees 47 minutes west 55 feet, moth 35 feet, to the most northerly point of said Par- grcec minutes east 217 feet, south I degree most northerly point of said parcel; thence 50 desires 42 minutes west 945.2 feet. moth 21 cel No. 1062. in the westerly line of before-men. 40 minutes west 4)40 4 feet, south 79 degrees 59 tione,l Endicott avenue, said point being also along the easterly line of same, again partly dr-g,ecs 39 minutes west 309.2 feet, south 35 along the northerly line of before-mentioned minutes west 153.2 feet, and south 1 degree, 40 in the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel n'tnrnes west 734.7 feet. to the northeast corner d.crees 42 minutes west 800 feet, south 27 de' No. 1059; thence partlyalong said parcel line Parcel No. 1010, and partly along the northerly grces 44 minutes east 111.8 feet, south 35 de. line of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1009, the of Parcel No• 1100, in the northerly line of a and along said westerl avenue line, north 4 road leading from \Woodland to Hartsdale; grees 42 minutes west 120 feet, crossing Sprain degrees 7 minutes west 11.2 feet, to the south- following courses and distances: South 37 de- (:rook; north 85 degrees 16 minutes west 174.9 grevs 36 minutes east 475.7 feet, south 60 de- thence along the easterly line of said parcel, feet, =null: 35 degrees 42 minutes west 228.3 east corner of Parcel No, 1061; thence along ssuth 1 decree 40 minutes west 54.7 feet, to grees 5 minutes 5 north 69 de- feet. south 2 degrees 54 minutes west 46.2 feet, the southerly line of said parcel, south 85 de- south 84 de- the southea't corner of same, in the southerly grees 53 min«tec west 200 feet, to the southwest gre•es 7 mi utes east 102 2 fe t, south 35 degrees 42 minutes west 133.8 feet, south grees 49 minutes east 172.4 feet, south 75 de- line of said road: thence along said road line 2 degrees 54 minutes west 160.2 feet, south 10 corner of same, in the easterly line of Abbott and partly along the southerly line of said par- avenue; thence along said avenue line, the east- grees 30 minutes east 214.2 feet, north 80 de- degrees 21 minutes east 350.6 feet and south grees 42 minutes east 205.9 feet, south 80 de- eel, south 75 degrees 37 minutes west 26 feet, I degree 12 minrvtes east 369.3 > erly line of said parcel, and again partly along to the nnrthenet corner of Parcel No. 1102; tect. to the gtces 42 minutes east 159.3 feet, south 9 de- southeast corner of said Parcel No. 1140, in the the easterly line of Parcel No. 1059, north 4 de- thence along the ea'terly lines of said parcel grees 7 minutes west 70 feet, crossing before' grees 18 minutes west 50 feet, south 80 de- centre of Palmer avenue; thence along the cen- grees 42 minutes east 1,288.8 feet, north 9 de- and Parcels Nos. 1103 and 1104, and partly tre line of said avenue, and along the southerly mentioned I)intock street, to the northeast cor- grees 18 minutes east 50 feet, south 80 de- along the easterly line of Parcel No. 1105, the ner of said street and Abbott avenue; thence lines of said Parcel No. 1140 and Parcel No. grees 42 minutes east 271.8 feet, north 57 de- following courses, distances and curves: South along the northerly line of said street and its 4n 11-11, north 79 degrees 10 minutes west 25.6 grerc 54 minutes east 604.8 feet, north 81 de- I degree minutes west 444.4 feet, on a curve feet, and north 77 degrees 43 minutes west production, worth 85 degrees 53 minutes east 225 ercr-s 22 minutes east 316.8 feet, north 2 de- of 641.8 feet radius to the left, 271.5 feet; feet, to the point of intersection of said pro. 25.7 feet, to the southwest corner of said Par- grees 19 minutes cast 217 feet, and north 87 de- south 22 degrees 34 minutes east 352.6 feet, cel No. 1141; thence along the westerly line of drtced street line with the centre line of before- grtes 7 minutes east 124.5 feet, to a point in the on a curve of 791.8 feet radius to the right, said parcel, north I degree 12 minutes west 354 mentioned Endicott avenue; thence along said centre of the before-mentioned road leading 839,1 feet; south 37 degrees 52 minutes west feet, north 10 degrees 21 minutes west 352.4 centre line, and still continuing along the west- from Valhalla to Pleasantville; thence along the 138.6 feet, on a curve of 641.8 feet radius to feet, and north 2 degrees 54 minutes east 45.6 erly line of Parcel No. 1059, north 4 degrees 7 the left, 140.4 feet; south 25 degrees 20 minutes centre line of said road, north 4 degrees 46 min- feet, to the northwest corner of said parcel, in minutes west 400.5 feet, to the northwest corner utes cast 206.7 feet; thence continuing along west 633.1 feet, on a curve of 791,8 feet radius the easterly line of Parcel No. 1139; thence of said parcel, in the southerly line of before- the northerly line of said Parcel No. 1009, to the right, 196.8 feet; south 39 degrees 35 partly along said parcel line and along the mentioned Parcel No. 1056; thence partly along south 78 degrees 58 minutes east 1,042.5 feet, to minutes wet 17.2 feet, on a curve of 641.8 feet southerly line of said Parcel No. 1139, north said parcel line, south 82 degrees 45 minutes the point or place of beginning, radius to the left. 183 feet, and south 23 de- 84 degrees 49 minutes west 26.9 feet, south 35 west 4 feet, to the southwest corner of said The fee is to be acquired by The City of grees 14 minutes west 182.8 feet, to a point in parcel; thence partly along the westerly line of degrees 42 minutes west 115.9 feet, and north New York in all the real estate Parcels Nos, the northerly line of Upper Sprain road (lead- 84 degrees 49 minutes west 116.4 feet, to the same, along the southerly and westerly lines of 1006 to 1087. both inclusive, contained in the ing from Ardsley to ITartsdale): thence con- southwest corner of said parcel, in the easterly Parcel No. 1057, again partly along the west- above description, excepting Parcels Nos, 1011, tinuing along the easterly line of Parcel No. line of Parcel No. 1142, in the easterly line of erly line of Parcel No. 1056, partly along the 1017 and 1080, in which perpetual easement is 1105, and running partly along the easterly Maple avenue; thence along said avenue line southerly line of Parcel No. 1055, along the to he acquired, lines of Parcels Not, 1106 and 1107, south 37 and partly along said easterly parcel line, south westerly lines of said Parcel No. 1055 and Par- The easement sought in Parcel No. 1080, 5 degrees 11 minutes west 527.7 g the north- degrees 45 minutes east 74.6 feet, to the most feet, to the cels Nos, 1054 and 1053, and alon colored blue on said map. is the right to construct easterly point of said Parcel No, 1107, in the northeast Crrncr of said Maple avenue and erly line of said Parcel No. 1053, the following and forever maintain a pipe line on, over or easterly line of New Sprain road; thence along Palmer avenue; thence continuing along the courses, distances and curves: North 27 de' g easterly line of Parcel No. 1142, south 27 de- on a curve throu h said parcel. said road line, continuing along the easterly grees. 9 nutes t 2.5 Reference is hereby made to the said map filed line of Parcel No. 1107, and running partly grees 59 minutes west 67.6 feet, to the north- radi is tos the l left f 79.5 feet; north of 450 lfeettt as aforesaid in the office of the Register of the along the easterly line of Parcel No. 1108, east corner of Parcel No. 1143, in the southerly 80 degrees 58 minutes west 56.1 feet, north 27 ('ounty of Westchester for a more detailed de- south 52 degrees 15 minutes west 193.9 feet, degrees 19 minutes west 109.7 feet, on a curve line of said Palmer avenue; thence along the scription of the real estate to be taken as above south 33 degrees 7 minutes west 145 feet, south easterly line of said parcel, the following courses of 275 feet radius to the right, 168.3 feet; described. 33 degrees 13 minutes west 492.8 feet, south 33 and distances: South 27 degrees 46 minutes west north 7 degrees 45 minutes east 396.8 feet, south The greatest width of the proposed taking degrees 10 minutes west 755.9 feet, and south 1,748.4 feet. south 62 degrees 14 minutes east 81 degrees 58 minutes west 60 feet, north 4 along the Aqueduct is 1,770 feet which occurs 33 degrees 25 minutes west 285.8 feet; thence 50 feet, south 27 degrees 46 minutes west 150 degrees 7 minutes west 84.7 feet, and north 85 across Parcels Nos. 1007, 1008 and 1009, and the continuing along the easterly line 'of Parcel No. feet, north 62 degrees 14 minutes west 50 feet. degrees 53 minutes east 100 feet, to the north. ,cast width of the said taking is 50 feet, which 1108, running along the easterly lines of Par- and south 27 degrees 46 minutes west 937.6 east corner of said Parcel No. 1053, In the occurs across Parcels Nos. 1009, 1110, 1013, cels Nos. 1110 and 1113, partly along the east- feet. to the southeast corner of said Parcel No. westerly line of Parcel No. 1052, in the west- 1014, 1015 and 1016, erly line of Parcel No. 1114, along the east- 1143; thence partly along the southerly line of erly line of before-mentioned Endicott avenue; In case any real estate hereinbefore described erly lines of Parcels Nos. 1115 and 1116, partly said parcel, north 73 degrees 13 minutes west thence along said avenue line and partly along is used for highway or other public purposes, along the easterly line of Parcel No. 1117, 2,8 feet, to the northeast corner of Parcel No, said westerly parcel line, north 4 degrees 7 such use shall continue until such time as The along the easterly line of Parcel No. 1118, again 1144, in the easterly line of Bennett place; minutes west 75 feet; thence north 85 degrees City of New York may acquire the right to partly along the easterly line of Parcel No. 53 minutes east 25 feet, to a point in the centre thence along said easterly line of Bennett place close the same. 1117, and along the easterly lines of Parcels of said avenue; thence along the centre line and 'lately along the easterly line of said Par- Dated August 2, 1909, Not, 1119 and 1120, the following courses, dis- ccl l' o. 1144, south 27 degrees 56 minutes west #hereof, and continuing along the westerly line FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, of Parcel No. 1052 north 4 degrees 7 minutes tances and curves: South 7 degrees 56 minutes 1,068.2 feet, crossing Dunwoodie avenue, and Corporation Counsel. west 233.8 feet, south 21 degrees 7 minutes west west 150 feet, to time northwest corner of said Office and Post-Office address, Hall of south 15 degrees 18 minutes east 809.4 feet, parcel; thence along the northerly line of same, 106.6 feet, oil a curve of 641.8 feet radius to crossing Midland avenue, College place and Records, corner of Chambers and Centre the left, 385 feet; south 13 degrees 15 minutes no,th 85 degrees 53 minutes east 25 feet, to the Gunther avenue. to the northwest corner of Par- streets, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. east 432.7 feet, south 15 degrees 39 minutes northwest corner of Parcel No. 1046; thence a14,s25 cel No. 1145; thence along the northerly line of west 403.2 feet, south 45 degrees 44 minutes said parcel, n rrtit 74 degrees 42 minutes east along the northerly line of said parcel, part) west 156.3 feet, south 23 degrees 40 minutes along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1044, and 59.7 feet, to the must easterly point of same, in NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, WESTCHES- west 93.9 feet, south 1 degree 36 minutes west the before-mentioned easterl y line of Parcel No, along the westerly and northerly lines of Parcel TER COUNTY, 252.3 feet, south 14 degrees 42 minutes west No. 1043, north 85 degrees 53 minutes east 100 1144: thence again partly along said line, south 124.6 feet, south 27 degrees 47 minutes west 81 degrees 19 minutes east 26.9 feet, south 28 feet, north 4 degrees 7 minutes west 150 feet, 110.4 feet, south 17 degrees 58 minutes east and north 85 degrees 53 minutes east 100 feet, SouT=Esa AQUEDUCT DEPAETMENT, CATIZILL degrees 51 minutes west 27 feet, south 5 de. 113.3 feet, oil a curve of 275 feet radius to the to the northeast corner of said Parcel No. 1043. AQUEDUCT, SECTION No. 16. grees 52 minutes west 225.1 feet, and north 84 in the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel right, 230 feet, crossing a road leading to r•egrees 8 minutes west 95.5 feet, to a point in No. 1039, fn the westerly line of before-men- Tosses of Gre aburg and City of Yonkers. Greenville, south 29 degrees 58 minutes west the easterly line of Seminary avenue; thence tioned Bryant avenue; thence along said ave- 190.1 feet, south 6 degrees 57 minutes east 99 along said avenue line and still continuing along nue line and partly along said westerly parcel Notice of Application for the Appointment of feet, on a curve of 265 feet radius to the right, the easterly line of Parcel No. 1144, south 28 line, north 4 degrees 7 minutes west 75 feet, Commissioners of Appraisal 184.2 feet; south 32 degrees 53 minutes west degrees 31 minutes west 2171.5 feet, south 28 to the southwest corner of said avenue and be- 250.5 feet, sough IS degrees 53 minutes west degrees 32 minutes west 987.8 feet, and on a fore-mentioned Payne street; thence along the 'n UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 78.9 feet, south 1 degree 7 minutes east 325.3 curve of 375 feet radius to the right, 90.7 feet, southerly line produced of said street, north 85 that it is the intention of the Corporation feet, on a curve of 781.8 feet radius to the to the most northerly point of Parcel No. 11511 degrees 33 minutes east 25 feet, to the point Counsel of The City of New York to mass ap right, 216.3 feet; south 14 degrees 44 minutes thence along the easterly line of said parcel, 10520 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909, south 26 degrees 41 minutes west 665.5 feet, to a the following courses and distances: North 35 utes east 22.4 feet, north 37 degrees 34 min- 30 degrees 9 minutes east 866.5 feet, to the point in the northerly line of Parcel No. 1152, degrees 42 minutes east 270.8 feet, north 21 utes east 29.8 feet, north 43 degrees 3 minutes most westerly point of before-mentioned Parcel in the northerly line of Yonkers avenue; thence degrees 6minutes west 39.8 feet, north 30 de- east 172.6 feet, north 30 degrees 46 minutes No. 1164, in the westerly line of before-men. partly along said parcel line, south 26 degrees grees 6 minutes west 47.6 feet, north 7 degrees cast 76.1 feet, north 31 degrees 35 minutes tinned Mclean avenue; thence partly along the 41 minutes west 39.5 feet, to a point in the cen- .7 minutes west 290.1 feet, north 35 degrees cast 33.7 feet, north 15 degrees 39 minutes westerly line of said parcel, north 30 degrees tre of said avenue; thence along the centre line 42 minutes east 300 feet, south 54 degrees 18 east 203.6 feet, north 15 degrees 7 minutes east 9 Minutes east 81 feet, to the most westerly thereof, and continuing along tire northerly line minutes east 250 feet. and north 35 degrees 42 60.4 feet, north 13 degrees 15 minutes west point of bcfore•rnentioned Parcel No. 1163, in of Parcel No. 1152, on a curve of 370.4 feet minutes east 700 feet, recrossing before-men- 413.6 feet, and north 61 degrees 17 minutes the easterly line of said avenue; thence partly radius to the left, 89.1 feet, to the northeast tinned Sprain Brook; north 49 degrees 44 minutes west 115.5 feet, to the southeast corner of 1'ar- along the westerly line of said parcel, and along corner of said parcel; thence along the easterly east 309.2 feet, and north 35 degrees 42 min- cel No. 1109, in the easterly line of before. the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcels line of same, south 26 degrees 41 minutes west tnes east 808.6 feet, to the southwest corner of mentioned New Sprain road; thence along the Nos. 1162 and 1161, north 30 degrees 9 minutes 37.6 feet, to the northeast corner of Parcel No. before-ntentioned Parcel No, 1135 in the south- southerly line of said parcel, north 61 degrees east 583.2 feet, to the point or place of be. 1153, in the southerly line of said avenue; thence erly line of before-mentioned 'fuckahoe road' 17 minutes west 18 feet, to the southwest corner ginning, along the easterly line of said parcel, and partly thence along the westerly lines of said parcel of same, in the centre of said road; thence along The fee is to be acquired by The City of along the northerly line of Parcel No. 1155, and before-mentioned Parcels Nos. 1134, 1133 the centre line thereof, and the westerly line New York in all the real estate Parcels Nos. south 26 degrees 41 minutes west 132.8 feet, and 1132, partly along the westerly lines of be- of said parcel, north 28 degrees 43 minutes 1088 to 1165, both inclusive, contained in the north 63 degrees 19 minutes west 87.5 feet. fore-mentioned Parcels Nos. 1131 and 1129, east 124.4 feet, to the southeast corner of be- above description, excepting Parcels Nos, 1126 along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1130 fore-rttentioned Parcel No, 1106; thence along south 26 degrees 41 minutes west 260.4 feet, 1135, 1140, 1141, 1142, 1144. 1152 and 115St and north 77 degrees 14 minutes east 16,2 feet, again partly along the westerly line of Parcel the southerly line of said parcel, north 63 de- to 1165, both inclusive, in which perpetual ease- to the northeast corner of said Parcel No. 1155, No. 1129, along the westerly line of before- grees 3 minutes west 18.7 feet, to the south- ment is to be acquired. in the easterly line of Orient street; thence mentionedParcel No. 1128, partly along the west corner of same, in the westerly line of The rights sought in Parcels Nos. 1126, 1135, along said street line and the easterly line of westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. said New Sprain road; thence along said road 1140, 1141, 1142, 1144, 1155 to 1165, inclusive, said parcel, south 26 degrees 42 minutes west 1127, along the westerly and partly along the line, and partly along the westerly line of said are as follows: 1,141.6 feet, crossing Division street, Belmont easterly lines of Parcel No, 1126, and again parcel, north 29 degrees 11 minutes east 117 In Parcel No. 1126 a perpetual easement to avenue and Fairfield street, and south 6 degrees partly along the westerly line of Parcel No. feet, and north 28 degrees 3 minutes east 181.4 construct, maintain and, use a culvert outlet. 47 minutes west 55.4 feet, crossing Grove street, 1127. the following courses, distances and fret; thence continuing along the westerly line In Parcel No, 1135 Ilse right to construct and to the most easterly point of Parcel No. 1156, curves: north 35 degrees 42 minutes east 123.6 of Parcel No. 1106, north 7 degrees 56 minutes forever maintain an aqueduct on, over or in the southerly line of said Grove street; thence feet. recrossing said Tuckahoe road; north 25 east 236.9 feet, north 32 degrees 13 minutes east through the same. partly along the easterly lines of said Parcel No, acgrecs 47 minutes east 2,369.9 feet, north 64 238 feet, and north 10 degrees 20 minutes west In Parcels Nos. 1140 and 1141 perpetual ease- 1156 and Parcels Nos- 1157 and 1159, south 6 degrees 13 minutes west 25 feet, north 25 de- 135.8 feet, to a point in the centre of Old Sprain olent to build, maintain and use a road, degrees 47 minutes west 497.5 feet, crossing grees 47 minutes east 625.3 feet, north 55 de- road; thence along the centre line of said road, In Parcel No. 1142 perpetual easement to con- Holly street, to a point in the westerly line of grees 12 minutes east 234 feet, north 35 degrees north 34 degrees 18 minutes east 460.4 feet; struct, operate and maintain an aqueduct and ('cut calPark avenue, at the northeast corner of 25 minutes east 84.6 feet, north 15 degrees 37 thence still continuing along the westerly line of appurtenances under the surface, including tele- Parcel No, 1160; thence along the easterly line minutes east 332.7 feet, north 1 degree 31 min- Parcel No. 1106, south 83 degrees 55 minutes phone wires or other methods of communica- of said parcel, south 6 degrees 47 minutes west utes west 413 feet, north It degrees 2! min- east 62.9 feet, north 17 degrees 38 minutes east tion and electric power wires, or to construct 160.9 feet, to the southeast corner of same, in tttes east 302.7 feet, north 49 degrees 28 min- 142.9 feet, north 34 degrees 15 minutes east and maintain said wires above surface. the southerly line of said avenue, said point utes east 408.1 feet, north 59 degrees 10 min- 431.6 feet, and north 23 degrees 27 minutes In Parcels Nos. 1144, 1152 and 1155 perpetual being also in the northerly line of Real Estate utes east 282.2 feet, north 35 degrees 20 min- west 44.4 feet, to the southwest corner of be- easement to construct, operate and maintain an Section Nn. 2. Southern Aqueduct Department, utes east 341.6 feet, north 22 degrees 16 min- fore-mentioned Parcel No. 1105, in before-men- aqueduct and appurtenances under the surface, Hill View Reservoir (the map of which section utes east 198.8 feet, north 23 minutes east 361.4 tioned Upper Sprain road; thence partly along including telel,hone wires or other methods of was filed in the office of the Register of the feet, north 20 degrees 45 minutes west 243.3 the westerly line of said parcel, north 23 de- conlmumcatinn and electric power wires, or to County of Westchester, at White Plains, N. Y., feet, north 6 degrees 43 minutes east 131.2 feet, grees 27 minutes west 25 feet, to a point in the construct and maintain said wires above sur- or. the 18th day of February, 1907); thence north 32 degrees 12 minutes east 277.9 feet, northerly line of said road; thence along said face. partly along said section line, along the southerly s ,uth 57 degrees 48 minutes east 15 feet, north road line, the following courses and distances: In Parcels Nos. 1156 to 1165, inclusive, the line of sail Central Park avenue, and the south- 32 degrees 12 minutes east 100 feet, north 57 .North 66 degrees 33 minutes east 47.5 feet, right to construct, operate and maintain an erly line of :.id Pored l No. 1160, touch 45 de- degrees 48minutes west 15 feet, north 32 de- north 62 degrees 41 minutes east 29.5 feet, north aqueduct and appurtenances under the surface. grees 12 minutes west 64.4 feet, to the southwest grees 13 minutes east 493.3 feet. on a carve of 55 degrees 27 minutes east 37.7 feet, north 35 Reference is hereby trade to the said map filed corner of said parcel; thence along the westerly 125 feet radius to the left, 64.4 feet; north 2 degrees 5 minutes cast 45.6 feet, north 21 de- as aforesaid in the office of the Register of the line of same, north 6 degrees 47 minutes east degrees 41 minutes east 1,344.4 feet, on a curve grecs 31 minutes east 70.5 feet, and north 27 (',,truly of 1Veetchester for a more detailed de- 160.0 feet, to the southwest corner of before. of 641.8 feet radius to the left, 114.2 feet; north degrees 40 minutes east 28.4 feet; thence con- scriptf•m of the real estate to be taken as above mentioned Parcel No, 1159. in the northerly line 7 degrees, 31 minutes west 1,355.3 feet, north tinuing along the westerly line of Parcel No, dc-coibed. of said avenue; thence along the westerly line 24 degrees 17 minutes west 747.6 feet, north 1105, and running partly along the westerly line The greatest width of the proposed taking of said parcel, partly along the westerly line of 8 degrees 34 minutes east 315.4 feet, north of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1104 along the along the aqueduct is 650 feet, which occurs before-ment,' red Parcel No, 1157, along the 17 degrees 40 minutes east 558.3 feet, north wes,erly line of before-mentioned 'Parcel No. across Parcels Nos. 1136 and 1137 and the westerly line of Parcel No. 1158. again partly 21 degrees 57 minutes east 287.1 feet, north 1103, partly along the westerly line of before- least width of the said taking is 25 feet, which along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1157, and 25 degrees 37 minutes east 225 feet, north 2 mentioned Parcel ro, 1102, and along the south- occurs across Parcels Nos. 1151, 1152, 1153, partly along the westerly line of before-men- degrees -east 364.6 feet, recrossing the before- erly and westerly lines of Parcel No. 1101, the 1154, 11(,1, 1162, 1163, 1164 and 1165. tinned Parcel No. 1156. north 6 degrees 47 mentioned line between the Town of Greenburg following courses, distances and curves: North In case any real estate hereinbefore described minutes east 579.6 feet, recrossing before-men- and the City of Yonkers; north 59 degrees 6 43 degrees 5 minutes east 168.2 feet, on a curve is used for highway or other public purposes, tioned Tinily street, to the most westerly point minutes cast 306.4 feet. north 32 degrees 57 of 641.8 feet radius to the left, 223.7 feet; such ttse shall continue until such time as The of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1155, in the minutes east 315.5 feet, north 33 degrees 30 north 23 degrees 14 minutes east 74.5 feet, on City of New York may acquire the right to westerly line of before-mentioned Grove street; minutes west 275 feet, north 32 degree: 57 a curve of 791.8 feet radius to the right, 225.8 close the same. thence 'partly along said parcel line, north 6 de- minutes east 54.5 feet, south 33 degrees 30 feet; north 39 degrees 35 minutes east 17.2 feet, Dated August 2, 1909. grees 47 minutes cast 60.1 feet. to the junction minutes east 275 feet, and north 32 degrees 57 on a curve of 641,8 feet radius to the left, minutes cast :56.9 feet, to the most northerly 159.5 feet; north 25 degrees 20 minutes east FRANCIS KEY PENDT.ETON. of the easterly line of said Grove street with Coratio line of hcfnre-mentioned Orient paint of said Parcel No. 1127, in the westerly 633.1feet, on a curve of 791.8 feet radius to the westerly Office and Pooh Office or address, Cflail el-of street; thence alone said westerly line of Orient line of before.mentioned Jackson avenue, said the right, 173.2 feet; north 37 degrees 52 min- utes east 138,6 feet, on a curve of 641.8 feet Records, rnrn,'r of Chambers and Centre street, and continuing along the westerly line point being also in the westerly line of before- strrvt~- ll'r,ony;ll of Manhattan, New York City, mentionei Parcel No. 1125; thence•partly along radius to the left, 254.4 feet; north 54 degrees of Parcel No. 1155, north 26 degrees 42 minutes a14 ,s25 east 1.022.4 feet. crossing Park and Vernon said parcel lire, north 32 degrees 57 minutes 25 minutes west 113.3 feet, north 25 degrees places, another street. and recrossing before-' east 23.2 feet. to a point in the centre of said 2 minutes east 30 feet, south 64 degrees 57 min- mentioned Division street, to a point in the Jackson avenue; thence along the centre line utes east 100.4 feet, on a curve of 641.8 feet thereof• and continuing along the westerly line radius to the left. 370.7 feet; north 22 degrees 1'ItOl'Oc_ll,s H OR BIDS AND ESTI~LATiu northerly line of said Division street: thence FOIL '1'H1: CI'1'T 01" NkkW YOItK. along the northerly line of said street and con- of Parcel No. 1125, north 34 degrees 1 min- 34 minutes west 352.6 feet, on a curve of 791.8 tinuing along the westerly line of said Parcel ute west 378.5 feet, to the northwest corner of i feet radius to the right, 180.1 feet; north 88 No. 1155, south 47 degree, 14 minutes east 13 said parcel; thence along the northerly line of degrees 20 minutes west 190.1 feet, crossing NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. feet, to the snuthwe't corner of Parcel No. same, nartly along the westerly lines of before- Sprain Brook, and north I degree 40 minutes 1154: thence alone the westerly line of said nientioned Parcels Nos. 1124, 1123 and 1122, east 513.7 feet, to the southwest corner of be- parcel, north 26 degrees 41 minutes east 352.4 the following courses, distances and curves: fore-mentioned Parcel No, 1100. in the southerly GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. feet, north 63 degrees 19 minu tes west 37.5 North 45 degrees 21 minutes east 22.8 feet, line of before-mentioned road leading from feet, and north 26 degrees 41 minutes east north 45 degrees 52 minutes east 70.4 feet, Woodland to liartsdale; thence along the west- north 42 degrees 23 minutes east 60.5 feet. erly line of said parcel, north I degree 40 min- The person or persons making a bid or estimate 170.2 feet, to the southwest corner of before- for any services, work, materials or supplies for mentioned Parcel No. 1152. in the southerly north 44 deg-ees 12 minutes east 116.9 feet, utes east 59.2 feet to the southwest corner of north 41 degrees 23 minutes east 28 feet, north Parcel No. 1099, in the northerly line of said the City of 'scw York, or for any of its depart- line of before-mentioned Yonkers avenue: thence nNuts, bureaus or uttices, shall furnish the same alone the westerly line of said parcel, north 46 decrees 55 mimrtes east 57.1 feet, north 51 n,a.1: thence along the westerly line of said degrees 39 minutes cast 19.9 feet, north 50 parcel, along the westerly and partly along the in a sealed entclope-, indorsed with the title of 26 degrees 41 minutes east 41.8 feet, on a curve hoc supplies, materials, work or senices fur which of 370.4 fist radius to the left, 41.2 feet, and degrees 54 minutes east 98.9 feet, on a curve of nurtherly lines of before mentioned Parcel No. 1097, along the westerly lines of before-men- the bid or esthuate is made, with his or their north 26 degrees 41 minutes east 40,6 feet, to 791.8 feet radius to the right, 788.4 feet; north 45 degrees 8 minutes east 181.1 feet, on a curve tinned Parcel No. 1096 and Parcel No, 1095, name or names and the date of presentation to the southwest corner of before-mentioned Parcel the President or Board or to the head of the No. 1151. in the northerly line of said Yonkers of 641.8 feet radius to the left. 125 feet; north partly along the westerly line of before-men- tioned Parcel No. 1093, along the westerly line Ucpartment at his or its ottice, on or before the avenue; thence along the westerly line of said 45 degrees 36 minutes west 50.9 feet, north 31 degrees 44 minutes east 27.7 feet, south 70 of Parcel No. 1094, and again partly along the date and hour trained in the advertisement fur parcel, north 26 degrees 41 minutes east 590.6 the same, at which tithe and place the estimates feet. to the most southerly point of before-men- degrees 54 minutes east 50.9 feet, on a curve westerly line of Parcel No. 1093 the following of 6.1.8 feet radius to the left. 455.9 feet; north courses, distances and curves: North I degree receussd will be publicly opened by the President tinned Parcel No. 1144. in the easterly line of or hoard or head of said Department and read. before-mentioned Seminary avenue; thence part- I1 degrees 11 minutes west 672.8 feet, north 29 40 minutes east 749.7 feet, north 79 degrees 59 degrees 25 minutes east 781 feet, on a curve of minutes east 153.2 feet, north 1 degree 40 and the award of the contract made according ly along the westerly line of said parcel, north minutes east 962.8 feet, on a curve of 816.8 to law as suou thereafter as practicable. 36 degrees 57 minuted west 75 feet, crossing '75 feet radius to the right, 220 feet; north 75 feet radius to the right, 421.8 feet; north 31 Each bid or estimate shall contain the name said avenue, to a point in the westerly line degrees 16 minutes east 474 feet, and north 39 degrees 35 minutes east 82.6 feet, to a point in deirees 16 minutes east 304.4 feet, south 58 de- and place of residence of the person making the thereof: thence along said westerly avenue line, saute, and names of all persons interested with and continuing along the westerly line of Par- the southerly line of before-mentioned Platt grees 44 minutes east 75 feet, and north 31 de- grees 16 minutes cast 571 feet, to the northwest Lint therein, and, if no other person be so inter- cel No. 1144, on a curve of 3(10 feet radius to avenue: thence along said line, and continuing along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1122, corner of said Parcel No. 1093, in the southerly ested, it shall distinctly state that fact; also, that the left. 124.4 feet: north 28 degr.•es 32 minutes it is ,,lade without any connection with any other 5579 north 49 degrees 7 minutes west 149.7 feet. line of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1092. in the east feet, and north 28 degrees 31 minutes southerly line of before-mentioned Landers road; persuu ,,making all estimate for the saute purpose, east 2.176.5 feet, crossing Valentine street. to north 46 degrees 13 minutes west 53.4 feet, and north 15 degrees 45 minutes west 80 feet, to the thence along said road line, and partly anon and is in all respects fair and without collusion the southwest corner of Parcel No. 1149: thence said s-southerly parcel line, south 83 degrees 25 r fraud, and that no member of the Board of along the westerly line of said parcel, and partly northwest corner of said parcel; thence partly along the northerly lines of same and before- minutes west 27.7 feet, and south 86 degrees Aldermen, head of a department. chief of a along the westerly line of Parcel No. 1148. north mentioned Parcel No. 1121, north 67 degrees 45 41 minutes west 34.2 feet, to the southwest cor- bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or orner 28 degrees 31 minutes east 8 feet, and north 15 minutes east 46.3 feet, to the most northerly ner of said parcel; thence along the westerly 1tl ice' r of The City of New York is, shall be or degrees 18 minutes west 144.5 feet, to the north- line of same, north 31 degrees 16 minutes east become interested, directly or indirectly, as con- west corner of said parcel, in the southerly line niint of said Parcel No. 1121. in the northerly line of said Platt avenue, said paint being also 64.4 feet, to the southwest corner of before- tractiug party, partner, stockholder, surety or of Bvron place, at another point in the before- in the westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel mentioned Parcel No. 1091, in the northerly otherwise in or in the performance of the con- rnentioned westerly line of Parcel No. 1144: No. 1120; thence partly along said parcel line, line of said road; thence along the westerly tract, or in the supplies, work or business to thence again partly along said westerly parcel along the westerly lines of before-mentioned lines of said parcel and before-mentioned Par- which it relates, or in any portion of the profits line, north 15 degrees 18 minutes west 25 feet, ccl No. 1090, partly along the northerly line of thereof. The bid or estimate must be verified by to a point in the centre of said Byron place; Parcels Nns. 1119. 1117 and 1116, partly along the southerly and westerly lines of before-men- said Parcel No. 1090, and along the westerly the oath, in writing, of the party or parties mak- thence along the centre line of said Byron place, tinned Parcel No. 1115, along the westerly line line of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1089 the iug the estimate that the several matters stated north 74 degrees 42 minutes east 100 feet, to of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1114, and partly following courses and distances: North 31 de- herein are in all respects true. the paint of intersection of said centre line with along the westerly line of before-mentioned grees 16 minutes east 551 feet, north 38 degrees Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the westerly line produced of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1113, the fol)nwing courses, distances 45 minutes west 292.6 feet, north 31 degrees the consent, in writing, of two householders or Bennett 'lace: thence along said produced line and curves: North 67 degrees 45 minutes east 16 minutes east 370 feet, north 80 degrees 40 freeholders in The City of New York, or of a and the westerly line of said Bennett place, and 30.7 feet, north 12 degrees 23 minutes east 150 minutes east 229.8 feet, north 7 degrees 30 min- guaranty or surety company duly authorized by continuing alone the westerly line of Parcel No. feet. north 77 degrees 37 minutes west 25 feet, utes west 140 feet, north 13 degrees 46 minutes law to act as surety, and shall contain the mat- 1144, north 15 degrees 18 minutes west 796.9 north 12 degrees 23 minutes east 209.9 feet, west 687 feet, south 76 degrees 14 minutes west ters set forth in the blank forms mentioned feet, and north 27 degrees 56 minutes east south 77 degrees 37 minutes east 25 feet, north 225 feet, north 13 degrees 46 minutes west 429.5 below, 1,084.5 feet, recrossing before-mentioned Gunther 12 degrees 23 minutes east $08.5 feet, on a feet, north 36 degrees east 792.8 feet, south No bid or estimate will be considered unless. avenue, College place and Midland avenue, cross- curve of 791.8 feet radius to the right, 393.2 54 degrees east 75 feet, and north 36 degrees as a condition precedent to the reception or con- ing Orchard street, and recrossing before-men- feet; north 40 degrees 50 minutes east 33.4 feet, east 1,819.8 feet• to the southwest corner of be- sideration of any proposal, it be accompanied by tinned Dunwoodie avenue, to the northwest cor- north 28 degrees 1 minute east 57.4 feet, north fore-mentioned Parcel No. 1088 in the south- a certified check upon one of the State or Na- ner of said Parcel No. 1144, in the southerly tional banks of Tile City of New York, drawn to 79 degrees 56 minutes west 63 feet, due north erly line of before-mentioned Hartsdale road; line of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1143; thence 30 feet; north 82 degrees cast 65.1 feet, north thence along the westerly line of said parcel, the order of the Cumptroller, or money to the partly along said line, north 73 degrees 13 min- 13 degrees 16 minutes west 428.7 feet, north north 36 degrees east 50.6 feet, to the point or amount of five e'er centurn of the amount of the utes west 2.3 feet, to the southwest corner of 6 degrees 36 minutes east 177.7 feet, south 83 place of beginning, bond required, as provided in section 420 of the said Parcel No. 1143; thence along the westerly degrees 24 minutes east 20 feet, north 6 degrees Greater New York Charter. line of same the following courses and distances: Second Part. The certified check or money should not be in- 36 minutes east 267.1 feet, north 14 degrees 44 closed in tloe envelope containing the bid or eati- North 27 degrees 56 minutes east 60.9 feet, feet, north 61 degrees 43 north 27 degrees 46 minutes east 937.5 feet. minutes east 307.7 ntate but should be either inclosed in a separate minutes west 12.9 feet, north 8 degrees 55 min- Beginning at a point in the westerly line of north 62 degrees 14 minutes west 50 feet, north envelope addressed to the head of the Depart- utes east 117.2 feet, north 14 degrees 25 min- Parcel No. 4, of Real Estate Section No. 1, 27 degrees 46 minutes east 150 feet, south 62 Southern Aqueduct Department, Hill View Res- ment, President or Board, or submitted personally utes east 19.8 feet, north I degree 7 minutes degrees 14 minutes east 50 feet, north 27 de- ervoir (the map of which section was filed in upon the presentation of the bid or estimate. grees 46 minutes east 1,638.9 feet, north 72 de- west 431.6 feet, north 32 degrees 53 minutes the office of the Register of the County of For particulars as to the quantity and quality east 357 feet, north 12 degrees 58 minutes east grees 55 minutes west 101.8 feet, and north 27 Westchester, at White Plains, N. Y.t on the of the supplies, or the nature and extent of the degrees 46 minutes east 100 feet, to the south- 75 feet, north 6 degrees 57 minutes west 70.6 18th[ day of February, 1907) ,aid ~point beinq work, reference must be made to the specifica- west corner of before-mentioned Parcel No. feet, on a curve of 290 feet radius to the right, the most northerly point of larcel No. 1161 of tions, schedules, plans, etc., on file in the said 186.9 feet, and north 12 degrees 14 minutes the section hereby described, and running thence office of the President. Board or Department. 1142, in the southerly line of before-mentioned east 70.6 feet, to a point in the before-men- Palmer avenue; thence partly along the westerly partly along the easterly line of said Parcel No. No bid shall be accepted from or contract tioned road leading to Greenville; thence partly 1161, and the westerly line of Parcel No. 4, awarded to any person who is in arrears to The line of said parcel, north 27 degrees 46 minutes along the northerly line of said road, and con- east 33.6 feet. to a point in the centre of said south 31 degrees 38 minutes east 28.4 feet, to City of New York upon debt or contract, or who Palmer avenue: thence along the centre line tinuing along the westerly line of Parcel No. the most easterly point of said Parcel No. 1161; is a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon any 1113. north 63 degrees 50 minutes east 27 feet, thereof, south 72 degrees 55 minutes east 101.5 thence continuing along the easterly line of said obligation to the City. and north 38 degrees 28 minutes east 90 feet; feet; thence continuing along the westerly line Parcel No. 1161, and along the easterly lines The contract must be bid for separately. of Parcel No. 1142, north 27 degrees 46 mm- thence continuing along said westerly line of of Parcels Nns. 1162 and 1163, south 30 degrees The right is reserved in each case to reject tiles east 34.7 feet, to the northwest corner of Parcel No. 1113, and running partly along the 9 minutes west 580 feet, to the most easterly all bids or estimates if it is deemed to be for the before-mentioned Maple avenue, and said Palmer westerly line of before-mentioned Parcel No. point of Parcel No. 1164, in the easterly line interest of the City so to do. avenue; thence along the westerly line of said 1110, along the westerly line of Parcel No. of McLean avenue; thence partly along the Bidders will write out the amount of their bids Maple avenue, north 5 degrees 11 minutes east 1112, again partly along the westerly line of -asterly line of said parcel, south 30 degrees or estimates in addition to inserting the same In 726.6 feet; thence continuing along the westerly Parcel No, 1110, along the westerly line of 9 minutes west 81 feet, to the most easterly figures. line of Parcel No. 1142, north 35 degrees 42 Parcel No. 1111 and again partly along the point of Parcel No. 1165, in the westerly line Bidders are requested to make their bids or minutes east 98.5 feet to the most northerly w•e'terly line of f°arcel No. 1110, the following of said avenue; thence partly along the east- estimates upon the blank forms prepared and point of said Parcel I4o. 1142, in the westerly courses, distances and curve: North 5 degrees erly line of said parcel, south 30 degrees 9 furnished by the City, a copy of which, with the line of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1139, in the 51 minutes west 56.5 feet, north 17 degrees 58 minutes west 852.5 feet, to the southeast corner proper envelope in which to inclose the bid, to- easterly line of said Maple avenue; thence part- minutes west 60.5 feet, on a curve of 27S feet of said parcel, in the line between the City of gether with a copy of the contract, including the ly along said westerly parcel line, and the west- radius to the right, 219.6 feet; north 37 degrees Yonkers and The City of New York; thence specifications, in the form approved by the Cor- erly lines of before-mentioned Parcel No. 1138 59 minutes west 59.8 feet, north I degree 45 along said line, and the southerly line of mid poration Counsel, can be obtained upon appliea- and Parcel No. 1136. along the westerly line of minutes east 220.4 feet, north 7 degrees 22 parcel, north 68 degrees 36 minutes west 25.3 tion therefor at the office of the Department for before-mentioned Parcel No. 1137, and aeain minutes cast 193.2 feet, north 76 degrees 52 feet, to the Southwest corner of said patrol' which the work is to be done. Plana and draw• Daftly along the westerly Man of Pared No. 1136, ` minutes taut 17.1 lest. noel $1 degrees 316 =be titeaea awns so westerly deft of our, no[4 I ings of construction work may Sim be sees Wrap