THE CITY RECORD. VOL. XXXVI. NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, Igo8. NUMBER Io74o.

THE CITY RECORD, Certificate No. 772. "Resolved, That the Art Commission hereby approves the design for a subway tablet in the Borough Hall station of the Brooklyn Subway represented by Exhibits OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. `304-L' and '304-M' of record in this matter; and that the action of the Commission Published Under Authority of Section í5z6, Greater New York Charter, by the be certified with the return of duplicates of exhibits herein noted to Hon. William R. Willcox, Chairman of the Public Service Commission." BOARD OF CITY RECORD. Certificatee No. 773. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAYOR. "Resolved, That the Art Commission hereby approves the design for a subway FRANCIS K. PENDLETON. CORPORATION COUNSEL. HERMAN A. METZ. COMPraora.ER. tablet in the Borough Hall station of the Brooklyn Subway represented by Exhibits `3o4-N' and `304-O' of record in this matter; and that the action of the Commission PATRICK J. TRACY, Supaayssoa. be certified with the return of duplicates of exhibits herein noted to Hon. William R. Willcox, Chairman of the Public Service Commission." Published daily, at 9 a. m., except legal holidays. (4) 1136 Subscription, $9.30 per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. CONTRACT No. 2—BROOKLYN Loop LINES—PROPERTY ON CENTRE STREET. SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names, salaries. etc.. of the city employees), s5 cents; The Secretary presented a communication, dated July 25, 1908, from J. H. M'C- Official Canvass of Votes, io cents; Registry and Enrollment Lists, 5 cents each assembly district; Cooey, Deputy Comptroller, stating that the building at Nos. 36 and 38 Centre Street Law Department and Finance Department supplements, Io cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation of had been properly cleared. The communication was referred to the Chief Engineer Real Estate, 25 cents each section. and the Counsel to the Commission. Published at Room 2, City Hall (north side), New York City. (5) II19 Entered as Second-class Matter, Post Office at New York City. CONTRACT No. 2—BROOKLYN Loop LINES—PROPERTY ON DUANE STREET, ETC. The Secretary presented a communication dated August 4, i9o8, from the Counsel to the Commission transmitting certain plans and the following proposed resolution, which was thereupon moved and duly seconded: TABLE OF CONTENTS. Whereas, The Chief Engineer has made and submitted four similar maps or plans of certain parcels of property in the City of New York, Borough of Manhattan, Assessors, Board of— Parks, Department of— required for the construction, maintenance and operation of a part of the proposed Public Notices...... 9527 I'roposals...... 9528 Bellevue and Allied Hospitals— Police Department— Brooklyn Loop Lines of the Rapid Transit railroad, including certain stations and Proposals...... 9527 Owners Wanted for Lost Property.. 9526 station approaches or entrances, to be constructed by the Bradley Constructing Com- Board Meetings ...... 9526 Proceedings of August 20, 21 and pany its pursuance of a certain contract known as Contract 9-o-I, dated June 27, Bronx, Borough of- 22, 1908 ...... 9518 Report of the President for the Public Charities, Department of— 1907, heretofore made by the City of New York acting by the Board of Rapid "Transit Week Ending August 26, 19o8. 9523 Proposals ...... .. .. ... 9530 Railroad Commissioners, which said parcels of property consists of certain lots desig- Brooklyn, Borough of— Public Service Commission for the First nated on said maps or plans as follows: Lot No. 39, Block No. 158, Section I, known Proposals...... 9528 I)istrict- Change of Grade Damage Commission— Calendar of Hearings...... 9513 as No. 27 Duane Street and No. 18 City Hall Place ; Lot No. 38, Block No. 158, Sec- Public Notice ...... 9530 Proceedings of August 7, rr and 14, tion I, known as No. 20 City Hall Place; Lot No. 34, Block No. 155, Section I, Changes in Departments, etc...... 9523 19o8 ...... 9513 known as Nos. 43 and 45 Centre Street; Lot No. 33, Block No. 155, Section I, known Correction, Department of— Sale of Buildings and Appurtenances I'roposals...... 9526 Thereto on City Real Estate... 9527 as Nos. 47 and 49 Centre Street; Lot No. 31, Block No. 155, Section I, known as Docks and Ferries, Department of— Queens, Borough of— Nos. 515, 515% and 517 Pearl Street, and Lot No. 30, Block No. 155, Section I, situ- Proceedings of June 1i, 12, 13 and Propowls...... 9526 ated on the southeast corner of Pearl and Lafayette Streets; and 15, 1908 ...... 9521 State Water Supply Commission— Whereas, A memorandum accompanying said maps or plans and deemed a part Proposals...... 9526 Public Notice...... 9526 Finance, Department of— Street Cleaning, Department of— thereof has been made by authority of this Commission clearly indicating the par- Notices to Property Owners. , . , .. , , 9530 Ashes, etc., for Filling in Lands... 9527 ticular estate or estates, rights, terms, privileges, franchises or casements to be ac- Sureties Required on Various Classes 1'roposals...... 9527 of Contracts...... 9530 Supreme Court, First Department- quired or extinguished for the purposes of such construction, maintenance and Ilealth. Department of— Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 9530 operation in relation to said parcels of property shown upon said maps or plans, said Proposals...... 9527 Supreme Court, Second Dcpartment- memorandum being substantially in the form following, to wit: Manhattan, Borough of— Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 9531 Report of Commissioner of Public Supreme Court, Third Judicial I)istrict- "Public Service Commission for the First District. Memorandum indicating the Works for the Week Ending Acquiring Title to Tands, etc...... 9532 particular estate or estates, rights, terms, privileges, franchises or easements to be August 19, 19o8 ...... 9518 Supreme Court. Ninth Judicial I)istrict- acquired or extinguished in relation to each and every piece or parcel of property Municipal Civil Service Commission— Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 9536 shown upon these maps or plans. Dated August , 1908, an estate in fee simple Public Notice ...... 9530 Notices of Applications for the Ap- Notice to Contractors ...... 9836 pointment of Commissioners of absolute free from all liens or encumbrances in and to each and every piece or parcel Official Borough Papers...... 9526 Appraisal ...... 9532 of property shown upon these maps or plans, which said parcels are described as fol- Official Directory ...... 9523 Water Supply, Board of— lows, to wit Official Papers ...... 9526 1'roposals...... 0526 Lot No. 39. A triangular lot bounded southeasterly by City Hall Place 9 feet 8 inches; westerly by Duane Street 69 feet 3 incites and easterly by Lot No. 45 on PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST a certain map of property belonging to the estate of George Janeway in the Sixth Ward of the City of New York pia(le by Joseph Bridges, C. S., surveyed (as to part DISTRICT, of lots on said map) in August, 1833, which map, subscribed with the name of Jacob J. Janeway, as of the 24th of January, 1830, was filed in the Register's office as No. 134 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK City. distinguished by the number 44, 69 feet, be the said several distances or dimensions more or less, being the same premises conveyed by Charlotte F. De Soro and hus- CALENDAR OF HEARINGS. band by deed of April 29, 1897, and recorded in the office of the Register of New York City and County on June 3, 1897, in Liljer 41 of Conveyances, page 378, Section I. Lot No. 38. Beginning at a point distant 9 feet 8 inches easterly from the inter- The following hearings will be held during the week beginning Monday, August section of the northeasterly side of Duane street and the northerly side of City Hall 31, 1908: Place; thence running easterly along the northerly side of City Hall Place 24 feet 6 Wednesday; September 2—I0 a. m.—Room 31o.—Order No. 636.—LONG ISLAND R. R. inches ; thence northerly 84 feet 8 inches ; thence westerly 24 feet 3 inches to the north- Co.—Complaint of 26th Ward Board of Trade.—"Reduction of fare easterly side of Duarte Street; thence southerly in a direct line 82 feet 7 inches to the between Flatbusk and Railroad Ave. from ten cents to five cents."- point or place of beginning, being the same premises conveyed by Mary Dempsey Conmlissioner McCarroll. and husband to the Most Reverend John McCloskey, Archbishop, by deed, dated 2.30 p. m.—Room 305.—Order No. 615.—CENTRAL PARK, N. & E. RIVER R. R. April 30, 1866, and recorded in the office of the Register of the City of New York CO. AND ADRIAN Il. JOLINE AND DOUGLAS ROBINSON, RECEIVERS OF in Liber 968 of Conveyances, page 436, on the 30th day of April, 1866. MIETROPOLITAN STREET Ry. Co.—"What is a just and reasonable rate Lot No. 34. Beginning at a point in the westerly side of Center Street distant for through transportation."—Whole Commission. southerly and measured along said westerly side of Center Street 54 feet 5 inches from Thursday, September 3—io.3o a. m.—Room 31o.—Order No..680.—LONG ISLAND R. R. the corner formed by the intersection of the southerly side of Pearl Street with the Co.—Rehearing after Order No. 429.—"Service between East New westerly side of Center Street; running thence southerly along said westerly side of York and Long island City."—Commissioner McCarroll. Center Street 4o feet 9V2 inches; thence westerly 32 feet 8 inches to the easterly side —Comomissioner Malthie's Room.—Order 205.—ALL ELECTRIC of Elm street at a point therein distant southerly measured along said easterly side 2.30 p. ni. of Elm Street 103 feet 6V2 inches from the corner formed by the intersection of the LIGHT AND POWER COMPANIES.—"General investigation of rates and southerly side of Pearl Street with the said easterly side of Elm Street; thence contracts."—Conm)issioner Maltbic. northerly along said easterly side of Elm street 45 feet Sii inches; thence easterly 47 feet 4 inches to the westerly side of Center Street at the point or place of begin- Regular meetings of the Commission are held every 'Tuesday and Friday at II .30 iiing, be said several distances and dimensions more or less. a. In., in Room 310. Lot No. 33. Beginning at a point on the southwesterly corner of Pearl and Centre Streets running thence southerly along Centre Street 54 feet 5 inches to land now or late of the estate of Felix O'Neil ; thence running northwesterly along said last mentioned land 18 feet 9V2 inches to land now or late of John Hopper; thence PROCEEDINGS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM- running northeasterly along said last mentioned land 52 feet 8 inches to Pearl Street MISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. and thence running easterly along Pearl Street II feet 4% inches to the point or place of beginning, be the said several distances or dimensions more or less, being part of the same premises allotted and set apart to David Wolf Bruce and others in trust FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1908, for Catharine Lorillard Wolfe by deed dated February io, 1873, and recorded in the TRIBUNE BUILDING, 154 NASSAU STREET, office of the Register of the County of New York in Liber 1254 of Conveyances, page BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. 283. Lot No. 31. Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Pearl Street, distant II feet 4 inches northwesterly from the westerly corner of Pearl and Center Streets; Present—Chairman William R. Willcox, Commissioners William McCarroll, John running thence northwesterly, along the southwesterly side of Pearl Street, 5o feet E. Eustis. I inch ; thence southwesterly, at right angles or nearly so to the southwesterly side (I) of Pearl Street, (as it was before the widening of Elm Street) 50 feet 6 inches; On motion, the record of proceedings of the Commission for July 17, 1908, as thence southeasterly and parallel or nearly so to Pearl Street, (as it was before the widening of Elm Street) 50 feet 4 inches, and thence northeasterly, at right angles printed in the CITY RECORD for August I, i9o8, was corrected by inserting the initials or nearly so to Pearl Street, 52 feet 8 inches, to the point or place of beginning. "H. M." in place of the initials "A. 1k." before the name "Chamberlain" in item No. Lot No. 30. Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Pearl Street, distant 18 in the second column of page 8324, and as so corrected the record was approved. 61 feet 5 y inches westerly from the southwesterly corner of Pearl and Center Streets, (2) 2622 running thence southwesterly nearly at right angles to Pearl Street 9 feet 2V2 inches INTER1IOROVGII RAPID TRANSIT CO.—RECEIL'TS FOR PAYMENT OF RENTAL. to the easterly side of Elm Street as widened by the Commission appointed for the The Secretary presented a communication dated August 4, 1908, from J. H. Me- opening, widening and extending of Elm Street; thence in a northerly direction along Coocy, transmitting copies of the receipts givent to the lntcrboroagl Rapid Transit the easterly side of Elm Street as widened Io feet 4% inches to the corner formed Company for payment of interest rental on the Manhattan-Bronx and the Brooklyn- by the intersection of the easterly side of Elm Street as widened with the southerly Manhattan subways for the second quarter of the year 19o8. The papers were ordered side of Pearl Street, and thence easterly along the southerly side of Pearl Street filed. 4 feet 83 inches to the point or place of beginning, be said several distances and dimensions more or less. (3) The subway or structure of said railroad, including said stations and station The Secretary presented a communication from John Quincy Adams, Assistant approaches or entrances, is to he constructed substantially as shown in said Contract Secretary of the Art Commission of the City of New York, transmitting certified 9-o-I and upon these maps or plans which are marked as follows : "Public Service copies of the following resolutions adopted by them on July 29, 1908, and the duplicates Commission for the First District. Chief Engineer's Office, Route No. Øz. Draw- of exhibits referred to in the resolutions, all of which were ordered filed. ing No. 54. July 31, igo8. Henry B. Seaman, Chief Engineer." 9514 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908.

Said estates in fee simple in said parcels of property hereinabove described are sion of conti.-etent Engineers and Inspectors; that the amain was thoroughly inspected required for the construction, maintenance and operation in perpetuity of a Rapid by the representatives both of the Board and of the Water Department; that "while the Transit railroad, including said stations and station approaches or entrances, in cause of the accident cannot be definitely ascertained the pipe, being old, probably accordance with the routes adopted by the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Cotn- yielded at sortie point." ]n view of these facts, the Board was advised, by its Counsel missioners by resolution adopted on the 25th day of May, 1905, and approved by the that "it would be impossible to compel the contractor to make good the damages Board of Estimate and Apportionment of the City of New York on the 14th day of caused by the accident" (Minutes of Rapid Transit Board, page 3659), and later, when July, 1905, and approved by the Mayor of the City of New York on the 28th day the matter was again submitted to Counsel, this opinion was reaffirmed by bim. of July, 1905, and consented to by an order of the Appellate Division of the Supreme (Minutes of Rapid Transit Board, page 3694). The Board finally notified the Depart- Court, First Judicial Department, made and entered on the 12th clay of filarch, 1907, ment of Water Supply that it had no evidence on which it could :fold the contractor which said railroad is further described in the said Contract 9-o-i." to responsibility for the break (Minutes of Rapid Transit Board, lage 3726). Now, therefore, it is It seems to me that this question, s.o far as its legal aspect is concerned, narrows Resolved, That said maps or plans so made and prepared be and the same hereby down to a comparatively narrow scope. Contract No. One provides that (page ig): are approved and adopted ; that a certificate of such approval and adoption and of the "The work is to be done and the materials are to be furnished subject to the di- approval and adoption of said memorandum be written upon or accompany said rection and approval of the engineer. The contractor shall promptly obey and follow maps or plans and signed by this Commission and by a majority of the Commission- every direction within the general purview of the work which shall be given by the crs; that one of said maps or plans, including said memorandum, be filed in the office engineer, including any direction which he shall give by way of withdrawal, modifica- of the President of the Borough of Manhattan, there to remain as a public record; tion or reversal of any previous direction given by him." that two of said maps or plans, including said memorandum, be transmitted to the The Chief Engineer has examined this matter and has reported that the contractor Corporation Counsel of the City of New York, together with a copy of this resolu- is not to blame and it scents to me that tinder the contract his decision is final. A tion; that the remaining one of said maps or plans, including said memorandum, re- similar question was the subject of an opinion by the Counsel to the Rapid Transit main on file as it public record in the office of this Commission ; and that the Cor- Board, printed at page 2430 of Vol. 4 of the Minutes. In the opinion it is stated in poration Counsel be and he hereby is directed to take legal proceedings to acquire part: for the City of New York an estate in fee simple absolute in and to said parcels of `At its meeting on the Ioflt instant, the Board referred to us, the matter of the property hereinabove described. claim of the Department of Water Supply that the leak in the water main at the south- Ayes-Commissioners Willcox, McCarroll, Eustis. east corner of Elm and Houston streets was due to Rapid Transit work, and that, Nays-None. therefore, the contractor ought to be required by the Board, at his own expense, to Carried. make good the defect. We have examined the opinion in this matter rendered by the (6) II18 Corporation Counsel to the Commissioner of Water Supply on the 5th of October CRANFORD AND MCNAMEE-REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ESTIMATES. last and the letters of the Commissioner of Water Supply and his Chief Engineer to our Chief Engineer. the report of the Engineer of the First Division to our Chief The Secretary presented a communication dated July 30, ipo8, from the Counsel Engineer, and the Coilliltilnicatioil Of the Chief Engineer of the Subway Construction infor- to the Commission, with regard to the request of Cranford and McNamee for Company to our Chief Engineer. So far as the law of this tratter is concerned, we tuatinn as to detailed estimates showing the quantities of work performed for the agree in substance with the Corporation Counsel that, where fire hydrants and other portion of the Brooklyn-Manhattan Subway in which they were interested, and on water connections were disturbed by Rapid Transit work, the Rar id Transit con- motion, it was ordered that the request of the contractors referred to therein be re- tractor was bound, tinder the temas. of the contract, to make good the injury done by fused. Rapid Transit work, but that the contractor's obligation does not include the duty (7) 1881 of repair or to make good defects happening since their restoration by the contractor DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY-REPAIRS IN WATER MAINS- and due to sone cause other than the manner in which the work of restoration was BILI.s. done by him. "There remains of this case, therefore, simply the question of fact whether or not The Secretary presented the following opinion dated August 3rd, 1908, from the duc to the imperfect manner in which tite Counsel to the Commission, on the certain claims presented by the Department of file leak is contractor did the work, or is due to things happening Gincc lie slid the work, and not caused by Rapid Transit con- Water Supply, Gas and Electricity for cxhenses in connection with the repairing of struction. Upon this question of fact there is it dispute between the Office of the water mains, a copy of which was ordered sent to the Department of Water Supply, Commissioner of \V.ttcr Supply and the contractor. It seems to its that so far as the Gas and Electricity: Board is concerned, the decision of our own Chief Engineer on this disputed question August 3, 1908. must be final." Public Service Commission for the First District: I think this reasiring is eont"nlHtig in this case. The entire charge of this work SIRS-I ani in receipt of the communication of tite Secretary dated March 25th, was lodged with the Rapid Transit Ilord and the contract provided that work was transmitting certain bills from the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity to he done in accordance with the c/ircction and to the satisfaction of the Chief En- for expenses alleged to have been incurred by it in repairing water-mains, which ex- gincer. Tile contractor has complied with these requirements and it seems to me has penditures are claimed to have been rendered necessary by "defective work on the (lone all that is required to do by his contract. I do not sec that the question whether the part of the contractors for the Rapid Transit Commission." Ili reply to the request work has been accefited isy the City Departments is material, because if the work was for my opinion on the claims presented, I desire to advise you as follows: unsatisfactorily done the Chief Engineer could order it to be done over again. As, it The first bill is for the sum of $245.27, claimed to have been cxeisded in repairing is, the Chief Engineer has reported that the work was satisfactorily done. Aside from a 20-inch main at the southeast corner of Lenox Avenue and 125th Street. This bill all other questions it seems to Ille that it is now rather late, after the work has been was forwarded by the Department of Water Supply to the Rapid Transit Board under completed several years, to atteml.t to impose additional liability on the contractor. date of September 13, 1905, and was then rejected for the reason that the injuries to Although these bills are made out against the Rapid Transit Board I do not see the main which were complained of had not resulted from the work of subway con- how it is possible that any recovery should be had against the Board or the members struction, but from building operations which were being carried on at that point. or against this Commission or its mcmbers, as successors. The Commission has rio It appears that in the summer of 1904, the owners of the property at the southeast fund for the purpose of paying these claims and even if it had it would be taking the corner of Lenox Avenue and 125th street began excavating for a building. On stoney out of one account ist tite city treasury and depositing it under another. I do August 2nd, Chief Engineer Deyo of the Rapid Transit Subway Construction Com- not think any question of personal liability on the part of members of the late Rapid pany terote to Mr. Hill, Chief Engineer of the Water Department, informing him that Transit Board or of the Commissioner= canbe scriouHly cotisnXred. It is, of course, as the work of excavation was going to be carried considerably below the level of it well-settled rule that public officers to whom a large discretion is entrusted are not tite main as it was replaced and readjusted under the plans of the Water Department, responsible for their acts within the limits of their authority. there was danger of a leak unless particular caution was taken, and suggesting that Respectfully yours, 1Mr. Hill look into the mattcr. Apparently no heed was given to this warning. Later (Signed) GEO. S. COLEMAN, under (late of March 29, 1905, Mr. DeVarona, Acting Chief Engineer of the Depart- Counsel to the Comumission. ment of Witter Supply, wrote to the Rapid Transit Board complaining that the main was sunken and leaking ane] in a dangerous condition. This letter was referred to (8) 1881 Acting Chief Engineer Rice, who reported tinder (late of April 5th, 1905, as follows: DEPARTMENT OF WATER SL'I'PLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY-REPURS IN WATER MAINS, "Last summer the owners of tite property at the southeast corner of 125th street PARK AVENUE AND 41ST STREET. and Lenox avenue began excavating for a building and this excavation was put down The Secretary presented the following communication dated August Ist, 1908, from to a considerable depth below the elevation of the main, and a wall (for vault space the Counsel to the Commission, in regard to a bill for $I,66o.io presented by the Depart- under sidewalk) was placed within 4 eir 5 inches of the sheeting for the water-main incnt of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, for expenses in repairing a break in the trench. A portion of this wall fell down, probably owing to the pressure of the main water main at Park Avenue and 41st Street: and backfill in the pipe trench, as the builders had excavated to tite sheeting...... In my opinion, therefore, the trouble with the water main is due to the building oper- Public Service Commission for the First District: ations on the adjoining property and under the sidewalk, and not to the sub-contractor SiRs-I have the communication of the Secretary, dated March 30th transmitting who laid the main." the papers in the matter of the bill from the Department of Water Supply, Gas and In September, 1905, the bill of the Department of Water Supply was submitted to Electricity, for the sum of $r,66o.io alleged to have been expended in repairing a break the Rapid Transit Board and on September 16th, Chief Engineer Rice again reported in the 48-inch water main at Park Avcnuc and Forty-first Street, which occurred on on the matter to the same effect as above, stating that the work was not chargeable to January 22nc1, 1907. These papers were referred to the for thepreparation of an subway construction. A copy of this report, it appears, was sent to the Department of answer. ' Water Supply. No further attention was paid to the matter by that Department, how- The facts of this case are sufficiently set forth in the reports of Division Engi- ever, until February of this year, when tilo bill was again submitted, without any neers Clark and Myers, dated January 30, 1907 and March 25, 1908, which were trans- attempt to controvert tite statements of the Chief Engineer. mitted to your Commission by your Chief Engineer with his communication of :tiaren The second bill of the Department of Water Supply is for the sum of $64.98 26th. From these reports, it appears that the cause of the break is in doubt and that claimed to have been expended in repairing a leak in a one-indir pipe over the subway there is no evidence at hand which would justify the conclusion that the break was at the southwest corner of Lenox Avenue and 125th Street. (lite to the work of rapid transit railroad construction, an(] I accordingly advise that It appears that, (luring the construction of the rapid transit railroad at this point, this matter is covered by my communication of even (late in regard to certain other four 24-inch water mains were laid across Lenox Avenue at 125th Street, in place of bills of the Department of Water Supply. the original 48-inch main. The work of changing the water mains was completed Accordingly, I beg to transmit herewith a proposed fornt of answer to the Depart- in the spring of 1904. Final connections of the new 24-inch mains with the old 48- ment of Water Supply, expressing these conclusions and disclaiming any liability in inch main were made on April 2nd and 3rd, 19o4, and tite water was turned on in the this matter on the part of your Commission. The file transmitted by the Secretary mains about II:3o P. M. of April 3rd. Eleven months later, on March 8th, i9o5, a is returned herewith. leak was observed which was traced to a one-inch pipe which had been put in by the Respectfully yours, contractor for use in connection with the 24-inch mains at the request of the De- (Signed) GEO. S. COLEMAN, partment of Water Supply. The report of the Acting Chief Engineer, under date of Counsel to the Commission. March 17, 1905, states: "When the 48-inch water main was replaced by four 24-inch water stains, the Water Department insisted that each one of these mains should have Theproposed forn of answer to the Department of Water Supply, Gas and attached an air cock, and they were so provided. A one-inch pif e led from these air Electricity referred to ist the above communication from tite Counsel which was cocks to a central valve and gate, at which point a manhole head was placed in the ordered sent was as follows: street so as to afford access to the same. This work was done in a satisfactory man- ner." On June 30, 1905, the Chief Engineer reported, "The trouble, as stated in the To the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity: ' bill, was caused by the i-inch pipe freezing and splitting, and which is apt to occur The Public Service Commission for the First District is in receipt of a bill from again unless the manhole is filled with manure, or some other protective to the pipe,' your Department for the sunt of $I,60o.Io, claimed to have been expended for labor during the winter months," and concluded that the Rapid Transit contractor was not and materials "sed in repairing a break in tite 48-inch water main at Forty-first responsible for the repairs to the pipe, the leak having been caused by the failure of Street and Park Avenue, which occurred on January 22, 1907. Without expressing the Department of Water Supply to adopt suitable precautions in caring for the pipe, any opinion oil the amount of the bill, the Commission begs to inform you that its after it had been installed in a satisfactory manner, and not by the negligence or fault Chief Engineer reports that any damage that may have occurred is not due to improper of the. Contractor in installing it. work of subway construction. The third bill is for the sum of $643.97 which, it is alleged, was expended in re- [See Proceedings of igo8, page 736.1 pairing a break in the 48-inch water main on the west side of Park 2venue, between (9) 2198 40th and 4znd Streets, which occurred on June II, 1905. This bill was submitted to the RULES OF PROCEDURE-AMENDMENT TO RULE XIII. Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners in September, 1905, and rejected The Secretary presented the following proposed amendment to the rules of pro- by them upon the ground that there was no evidence to indicate that the contractor cedure, which was moved and duly seconded : had not fully complied with all the provisions of his contract. The facts of the ease Resolved, That Rule XIII of the Rules of Procedure be amended to take effect are set forth in the report of Mr. Rice, Chief Engineer of the Board, to Mr. Starin, immediately, as follows : the Vice-President, under d;iuc of Jane 13, 1905 (Minutes of Rapid Transit Board, (Matter in brackets to be omitted. New matter underscored added to Rule). pages 3527 to 3529)• It appears that the main in question was an old main which was not removed I IEARINCS. during the course of construction, b'tt was supported in place; that the work of the [Upon issue being joined by the service of an answer or notice of hearing on a Rapid Transit contractor on this water main was done under the constant suyervi- petition or complaint,] >;.-Upon the service of an answer to a complaint, the Com-

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mission will assign a time and place for hearing the matter, which will be at its (14) O-665 office unless otherwise ordered. Witnesses will be examined orally before the Com- RE-HEARING ORDER (No. 665). mission, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, or unless the facts be agreed On motion made and duly seconded, a Re-hearing Order (No. 665) was adopted, upon (as provided for in these rules). The complainant [or petitioner must in all directing a re-hearing on August 11, Igo8, at 3:00 o'clock p. in. upon the request of the cases establish the facts alleged to constitute a violation of the Act unless the person Brooklyn, Queens County and Suburban Railroad Company, in the matter of Final or corporation complained against admits the same or fails to answer], may establish Order No. 99 with respect to the service on the Jamaica Avenue Line between Cypress flie facts alleged, unless the same are admitted in the answer, or the Commission may Hills Station and Jamaica. investigate the facts relevant to the issue or to the subject platter complained of. The Chairman designated Commissioner McCarroll to conduct the re-hearing. The person or corporation complained against must [also prove facts alleged ill the answer, unless admitted by the petitioner, and] fully disclose its defense at the hear- (15) 0-666 ing. COMPLAINT ORDER (No. 666). Iu case of failure to answer, the Commission [will] shall take such proof of On motion made and duly seconded, a Complaint Order (No. 666) was adopted the facts as may be deemed proper and reasonable, and make such order thereon as for satisfaction or answer within ten days by the New York, New Haven and Hart- the circumstances of the case appear to require. ford Railroad Company in the matter of the complaint of the South Bronx Property [Cases shall be argued orally upon submission of the testimony, unless a different Owners' Association with respect to the unsanitary manner of loading manure cars time shall be agreed upon by the parties or directed by the Commission, but all argu- at the Harlem Yards. ments may be emitted in the discretion of the Commission.] Hearings will be held by or before the Commission, or by or before a Commis- (16) 0-667 sioner, [designated by the Commission] aud the word "Cornrnrssiou" in these rules TARIFF ORDER (No. -667). 7:i.11 be construed to include a commissioner conducting or presiding at a hearing. On motion made and duly seconded. a Tariff Order (No. 667) was adopted, grant- Ayes—Commissioners Willcox, DIcCarroll, Eustis. ing permission to the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company to put Nays—None. into ' effect one clay after publication at stations and filing with the Commission a Carried. 'f ariff P. S. C.—I N. Y. No. So, being a schedule of rates on glucose and grape sugar in carloads from both Street station, New York City to Melrose Junction. (lo) (17) 0-668 INTERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT CO.—SIDE DOORS IN SUBWAY CARS. HEIRING ORDER (No. 668). The Secretary presented the following communication dated July 28, Igo8, from On motion Made and duly seconded, a Hearing Order (No. 668) was adopted, Frank Hedley, Vice-President and General Manager of the Interborough Rapid Tran- directing a hearing on August 14th, IgOS, at 2:30 o'clock p. nt. to inquire whether the sit Company, with regard to the detailed drawings for the placing of additional side Central Park. North and rast River Railroad Company should be directed to doors in sixteen of their cars (I) Instal, maintain, and operate on every horse car in use suitable guard rails INTERDOROL'GII RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY, so arranged as to prevent passengers entering or leaving the car except on one side 13-2I PARK Row, at any given time : NEW YORK, July 28th, I9o8. J (2) Enforce a rule requiring passengers to enter or leave its horse cars only on the right hand side. ADDITIONAL SIDE DOORS. The Chairman designated Commissioner Eustis to conduct the hearing. Mr. TRAVIS H. WHITNEY, Secretary, Public Service Colnnlission, First District, 15.4 Nassau Street, City (i8) 0-669 DEAR SIR—Referring further to my letter to you of July 16th, regarding Order ORDER (No. 669). No. 629, in which I stated that upon receipt of the order we had proceeded forthwith On motion made and duly seconded, an Order (No. 669) was adopted, requiring to prepare necessary detail (drawings. I trust your Commission will appreciate that the Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Robinson as Receivers of the Metropolitan Street Rail- changing of 16 of these cars, as described in the order above referred to, is a tremendous wav Company, and the Central Park, North and East River Railroad Company to file task, and, in so far as the drawings and details are concerned, we have to go through with this Cc inmission a sworn statement of the receipts and expenses upon each sepa- just as much drawing and preliminary work in arranging for the changes on 16 rate line operated by them, for a period of thirty clays from midnight of August 6, cars as we would if we were to change the entire equipment. inasmuch as this Com- Igo8, said sworn statement to be on file within ten days after expiration of said period pany, prior to the receipt of the order, had not prepared detail drawings showing pre- of thirty days. cisely how these doors would be arranged in the cars, for as a matter of fact we did not expect to receive such an order. However, I assume that the engineers repre- (19) 0-670 HEARING ORDER (No. 670). senting the Commission have made these details, and it will very materially expedite the work if you will kindly send us copies of a full set of the details showing the On motion made and duly seconded, a Hearing Order (No. 67o) was adopted, manner in which your Commission proposes the alterations shall be made. directing a hearing on August I I, I908, at 2:30 o'clock p. in. in the matter of the estab- Another matter in connection with this order, which the engineers of the Corn- lislnnent by the Metropolitan Street Railway Company and the Central Park, North mission, I assume, have very carefully studied, is that portion of the order referring and East River Railroad Company of a through route and joint rate over any lines owned, operated, controlled or leased by them forming a continuous line of trans- to the car doors being equipped with "Pneumatic, mechanical, electrical or other devices arranged so as to close the doors quickly, and automatically to signal to the motor- portation or which could be made to do so by the construction of switch connections. man when the doors are closed." The details of the car construction and its changes The Chairman designated Commissioner Eustis to conduct the hearing. are so closely associated with the character of device to be used for opening and (20) 0-671 closing the doors and passing the signal that I should be very glad to receive details I3ROOKI.YN UNION ELEVATED—BRIGHTON BEACH SERVICE—DISMISSAL ORDER (No. 671). of this design, as it will also expedite the work and will at the same time enable us to make the experiment in a manner that will be entirely satisfactory to the engineers Corsiriiissioner McCarroll presented the following report under Hearing Order No. 614 in respect to local service and express stops on the Brighton Beach Line of the and to your Commission. An early response will oblige, Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company Yours very truly, It appears from testimony that the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company (Signed) FRANK IIEDLEY, operates elevated trains over the so-called Brighton Beach Line from the Manhattan Vice. Pres. & Geni. Mgr. end of the Brooklyn Bridge to the Culver 'Terminal at Coney Island, with certain routes thereon that do not run the entire length. An enumeration of these, with the The Secretary was thereupon directed to send the following letter in reply thereto class of stops, is necessary in order to understand the whole situation. For the regular service, tite company operates trains running from Manhattan for August , I9o8. the entire length of the route. These trains during rush hours do not make certain FRANK HEDLEY, Esq., Lice-President & General Manager, Interborough Rapid Transit stops oil Fulton Street, between Franklin Avenue and Boertort Place, which in a Company, Nos. 13-21 Park Row, New York City: measure gives an express service for the residents of Flatbttsh. During non-rush hours, these trains stop at all stations. For the beach travel the company has established a DEAR SIR—Answering your favor of July 28th, in which you state that it is prob- so-called through express service, starting from 'Manhattan and stopping only at Boerhor able that the engineers of this Commission have prepared detailed drawi,igs showing Place, Franklin Avenue, Prospect Park and then Sheepshead Bay and the beach sta- a method of installing additional doors in the cars of your system, as set forth in our tions beyond. Order No. 629, and requesting that we furnish you \vith these detailed drawings, as In addition, the company maintains what may be termed a shuttle express service well as the details of the mechanism for operating the doors, I am directed by the between Prospect Park and Brighton Beach stations, which makes only one stop, at Commission to state as follows: Sheepshcad Bay. This service is maintained in order to accommodate patrons brought While it is a fact that our special engineer, Mr. Bion J. Arnold, while investigating to the Prospect Park station on three different trolley lines that loop back at this this subject, went thoroughly into it and prepared certain general and detailed draw- station. ings showing methods of reconstructing the cars so as to permit the introduction of Certain residents of Flatbush have made complaint asking that this Commission additional side doors as set forth in our Order No. 629, and also investigated nuin- order the company to stop its through express trains at Church Avenue, Newkirk Ave- erous devices for opening and closing the doors by pneumatic and other means, these Due and Kings Highway. Church Avenue and Kings Highway are express stations; drawings and investigations were made in his office for the purpose of enabling him that is to say, during the reconstruction of the Brighton Beach line these two stations to conic to a correct conclusion and sound recommendation, and were not made with were built with island platforms, so that trains using the two middle tracks may stop the intention that they must necessarily be followed in the reconstruction of the cars. at these island platforms. The request that the express trains stop at Church Avenue We have no doubt that n1 r. Arnold will gladly furnish informally to you blue prints was not insisted upon, and it seemed to be agreed on the part of the various witnesses of these drawings and such information as he has regarding the other devices, but we that the sltuatiOn would be seriously interfered with if express trains were required do not wish you to feel that these drawings furnished by him, or the devices investi- to stop at Church Avenue. gated, must necessarily be used, for we prefer that you make your own plans and be A number of residents of Flatbush testified that on the local service there is no absolutely free in the reconstruction of these cars so far as detail is concerned; our substantial cause for complaint, as, almost without exception, seats can be obtained on only object in issuing the order being to secure two (2) additional doors in each side such trains. There was sonte complaint, however, and the fact was admitted by the of each car, located approximately as given in the order, and in such a manner as to company, that the interval in non-rush hours between local trains has been increased work successfully and practicably. from seven and one-half to ten minutes. This change it appears came about follow- Mr, Arnold has stated to tite Commission that he will be glad to confer personally ing a proceeding instituted by this Commission for the purpose of improving the with Mr. Hedley, or others who have charge of this work, from time to time with a service on tite Brighton Beach line at a time when the company was running two and view to co-operating on a friendly basis and securing a practicable result. three-car trains on a seven and one-half minute interval. This has now been changed Very truly yours, so that trains of four or more cars are operated at intervals of tell minutes. In the absence of serious complaint because of inadequate service on the local Secretary. trains, the only other item of complaint seems to be that the company having estab- (I 1) 0-662 lished two express stations does not now stop at these two stations the trains which REHEARING ORDER (No. 662). do run as expresses. On motion made and duly seconded a Re-Hearing Order (No. 662) was adopted, Mr. Arthur N. Dutton went at some length into an explanation as to why it was after Order No. 610 re-settling Final Order No. 434, directing a re-hearing on August inadvisable for the Commission to order the company to stop such trains at these sta- 13, I9o8, at 3.00 o'clock p. m. upon the application of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad tions. It appears that the express trains are not run during rush hours, the time when additional and fast service is most needed, but that they are run solely to accom- Company for a further modification of the terms of Final Order No. 434 as modified by Order No. 504 and No. 610 with respect to the service on the Flatbush Avenue modate the beach travel, which is not at its maximum during the regular rush hours. Line. It appeared further from Mr. Dutton's testimony that if these trains were required to stop at the two stations, it would be necessary for the company to make an entire The Chairman designated Commissioner McCarroll to conduct tlIe re-hearing. rearrangement of the leading platforms in the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. At the present time the so-called express trains are loaded from one of the front (12) 0-663 ORDER (No. 663). platforms and the local trains are loaded from the south platform nearest City Hall, with the result that the beach travel is separated entirely from what may be known On motion made and drily seconded, an Order (No.,663) was adopted, denying the as the permanent residential travel. If the express trains were to stop at the two application of the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company for a re-hearing in stations in order to accommodate the permanent residents, it would be necessary to the matter of paragraph (3) of Final Order No. 196 which provides for the operation have both local and express trains starting from the same platform in the Manhattan of four car trains on the Lexington Avenue Line into Cypress Hills terminal between terminal of the Brooklyn Bridge in order that an expectant patron might take the the morning rush hours and Io:3o a. In. and between 2:30 p. ni. and the beginning of first train that came along. To arrange for both classes of trains to leave the same the evening rush hours and after the evening rush hours to 7:24 p. ni. platform, would make it necessary for one of the lines of trains which now load from the south rear pocket to be shifted to another platform,—a disarrangement of the O-2Ø present loading accommodations which have been worked out after considerable experi- (13) ORDER (No. 664). ntcntation and not justified in view of the few weeks remaining of the summer season. On motion made and duly seconded, an Order (No. 664) was adopted denying the It is my opinion, therefore, that the complaint in this proceeding should be dis- application of the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company for a re-hearing in missed for it does not appear that the service as at present rendered to the residents the platter of Order No. Ø with respect to the service between Park Row, Fulton of Ilatbushi is inadequate, and that moreover requiring the express trains to stop at Ferry and Brighton Beach, at Franklin Avenue Station. these two stations would disarrange the entire elevated service going to Brooklyn

9516 THE CITY RE C ORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908.

to the increased convenience of a very small number of persons compared with the (2) ` I135 total travel. The Secretary presented a communication dated August I, Igo8, from I. M. De- Several of the witnesses dwelt on the fact that the express service as now oper- Varona, •Chief Engineer of the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, ated is pushed to such an extent by the company that there is at times a total dis- calling attention to the fact that a hydrant set by the subway contractors at Broadway arrangement of the local schedule, and this complaint would appear to be justified. and Rector Street had been placed too close to the curb, and stated that the Chief The attention of the company should accordingly be called to this matter, with in- Engineer, to whom the matter had been referred, had reported that he had directed structions to make every effort to maintain the regular local schedule. the contractor to make the change. I cannot refrain from adding that it is very unfortunate that the residents of por- tions of Brooklyn served by the Brighton Beach line should not secure the increased (3) 0-659 service that was expected by the construction of a four track route through their sec- The Secretary presented the following report, upon the hearing had on July 29, tion of the city, and particularly when it is considered that one-half of the expense 1908, under Hearing Order No. 646, in the matter of additional flagmen along 11th of this improvement was borne by the city at large. The company should be urged Avenue: to make application to proper authorities at the earliest moment to the end that it • may secure additional trackage between the northern end of the present four-track IN TIHE MATTER OF THE HEARING ON THE MOTION OF THE COMMISSION ON THE QUESTION construction and the lower portion of Brooklyn, fron] which travel is distributed to OF REGULATIONS, PRACTICES, APPLIANCES, EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE OF THE NEW Manhattan, either over the Brooklyn Bridge, or through the subway or on the ferries. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY—"ADDITIONAL FLAG- MEN ALONG ELEVENTH AVENUE." DISMISSAL ORDER (No. 671). This hearing was had on the motion of the Commission after many and strenuous Thereupon, on motion made and duly seconded, a Dismissal Order (No. 671) complaints made by residents of the west side. The co :]plaints cover the entire sub- was adopted dismissing the complaint. ject of track removal, but this hearing was limited to the question of whether addi- (2I) .. tional flagmen should be maintained at the cross streets on Eleventh Avenue. It ap- FEES—JULY, 1908. peared at the hearing that all parties agreed that the situation was dangerous, the testimony of our inspectors and of the railroad's witnesses tending to show the prin- The Secretary stated that the following moneys collected as fees during the month cipal danger to be on the tracks between streets and not on the cross streets them- of July had been transmitted to the Comptroller of New York City to be credited to selves. The train movement on Eleventh Avenue consists of six passenger trips, the City Treasury in accordance with the provisions of the Public Service Commis- sev- eral mille or fruit train trips and a varied amount of freight switching done by one sions act: engine only. Amount collected in payment for testing gas meters by the Commission.. $262 00 The Board of Railroad Commissioners several years ago recommended that cer- Amount received from the sale of maps, prints, reports, official documents, tain flagnien be stationed. An examination of the conditions at each cross road con- records, etc ...... 5 15 vinces nee that there are other streets where protection is needed to an equal if not greater extent, and the chief defect of the present system of protection appears to me Total...... $267 15 to be the hours during which the flagnien work. At present the streets which are protected have either one flagman on duty from 7 a. in. to 6 p. m., or, in the case of a (22) few of the most crowded streets, one flagman front 7 a. ni. to 6 m., and a second GAS METERS TESTED—JULY, 19o8. flagman from 6 p. ni. to 7 a. m. My recommendations for an increased service are The Secretary stated that during the month of July, 1908, 24,576 gas meters have contained in the proposed order accompanying this report, in which, with the excep- been tested, of which 2,487 were new vieters, 21,752 were repaired and removed tion of 41st, 44th, 45th, 55th, 56th, 57th and 58th Streets, protection is provided at all meters, and 337 were complaint meters; that of the complaint meters tested 44 or cross streets. At 43rd, 46th, 47th and 48th Streets, the provision is for a watchman 13% were absolutely correct, that 179 or 53.1% were fast and that 114 or 33.9% from 7 a. m. to Io p. nn., it •being my intention to have a flagman on duty in the hours were slow; that of the fast meters tested on complaint 122 or 68.1% were more of the heaviest cross traffic immediately after 6 o'clock and in the evening hours when glan 2% fast, and that of 114 slow meters tested on complaint 39 or 34.1% were more people are going down to the piers and the riverside. At 52nd, 53rd and 54111 streets than 2% slow, and 176 or 52.2% were between 2% fast and 2% slow. the provisions are for flagmen at all hours of the day and night during the summer (23) months, owing to the heavy traffic across the tracks to DeWitt Clinton Park. The Secretary stated a letter had been received from the Electrical Testing Labora- The proposed order is in the form calling for not less than the protection speci- tories in the matter of making periodic checks on the Primary Standards of the fied, and should the railroad comply with the order strictly the net result would be an electrical laboratory, arranging that such checks should be iliade immediately after increase of not over two or three watchmen and extended hours of work at perhaps the monthly checks on similar instruments of the New York Edison Company and the half a dozen crossings. Edison Electric Illuminating Company, the work to require the services of two men in the beginning, it being possible after the first few months, when facilities for quick FINAL ORDER (No. 659). work have been perfected, the time could be decreased somewhat, the charge for such Thereupon, on motion made and duly seconded, a Final Order (No. 659) was work to be the regular charge of the Laboratories, viz.: $20.00 per day. adopted, directing the placing of watchmen or flagmen as suggested in the report. On motion duly seconded, it was 0-672 Resolved, ']'hat the secretary be instructed to complete such arrangements with (4) the Electrical Testing Laboratories. COMPLAINT ORDER (No. 672). Ayes--Commissioners Willcox, McCarroll, Eustis. On motion made and duly seconded, a Complaint Order (No. 672) was adopted Nays—None. for satisfaction or answer within ten days by the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail- Carried. road Company in the matter of the complaint of the City Club of New York with respect to inadequate service rendered on the DcKalb Avenue Line. (24) The Secretary stated that a letter had been received from the State Civil Service (5) 0-659 Commission allowing the Commission to employ under Rule 8, Sub-division 9, the fol- The Secretary presented a communication from the Ridgewood Heights Improve- lowing persons: tnent Association protesting against the institution of a ten cent rate of fare to Coney Henry C. Clement, Engineer, to be employed as a switch-board expert. Island by the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company on the ground that E. T. Fitzgerald, Engineer, to be employed as a steam] expert. numerous surface roads in New York carry passengers a greater distance for five W. W. Mason, Jr., to be employed as a special car expert. cents. . The communication was ordered filed. (6) 0.655 (25) The Secretary presented a communication dateci August 8, Igo8, from the Counsel On motion duly seconded, it was to the Commission, transmitting a coly of a letter from George W. Wingate, General Solicitor of the Long Island Railroad Company, asking for a withdrawal of Order No. Resolved, That this Commission hereby takes the following action in relation to 55 for a hearing in connection with its Flatbusk employees : 6 Avenue application, in order that the application might be amended and a new hearing then ordered. It was, there- Leave of Absence. fore, on motion duly seconded, ordered that Hearing Order No. 655 be rescinded. Patrick J. Crennan, Inspector of Masonry, six weeks without pay, from August 6. (7) Termination of Appointment, BROOKLYN BRIDGE—DELAYS FROM DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT. Thc Secretary presented a report from A. W. McLimont with reference to delays Bernard McGuire, Provisional Architectural Draftsman, to take effect July 3t. on the Brooklyn Bridge from equipment defects. LI the report the total number Henry Altmeier, Provisional Inspector of Conduits, to take effect July g. of delays and the seconds of delay per Too cars during the month of July shows a considerable decrease over the month of June, and an exceptional decrease over the Change in Rate. month of September, 1907, during which month about the same amount of cars were William C. Boyrer, from $75o.00 per month to $tsi.00 operated over the Bridge as were operated during July. original appointment. per month, to take effect from date of Appointments from Civil Service list not to exceed 3o days: Minutes of Seconds of William F. Pritchard...... Junior Clerk...... $12.00 per week.... August to, 19o8 Month. Delay Delay Per Month. Per coo Cars. Howard F. Paddock...... Junior Clerk...... 12.00 per week.... August to, t9o8 Ayes—Commissioners Willcox, McCarroll, Eustis. Nays—None, July ...... 248 12/ Carried. June ...... 347 t6 September, 1907 ...... r,o6t 52 TRAVIS H. WHITNEY, SECRETARY (8) 2091 The Secretary presented from the Bradley Contracting Coml.,any requisition No. PROCEEDINGS OF THE II for $2,177.77 for work done and materials furnished during the month of July, 1908, less Io per cent., together with the certificate of Henry B. Seaman, Chief Eu- PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, gincer, approving thereof, and formal resolution approving the requisition and direct- TUESDAY, AUGUST II, í0O8, ing that voucher No. 1419 be transmitted to the Comptroller for payment of the said amount which, on motion duly seconded and carried, was adopted. TRIBUNE BUILDING, 154 NASSAU STREET, (9) 2094 BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. The Secretary presented from the Bradley Contracting Company its requisition No. 12 for $31,608.67 for work done and materials furnished during the month of July, Present—Commissioner William McCarroll, Acting Chairman; Commissioners i9o8, less Io per cent„ together with the certificate of Henry B. Seaman, Chief En- Milo R. Maltbie, John E. Eustis. gineer, approving thereof, and formal resolution approving the requisition and di- recting that voucher No. i42o be transmitted to the Comptroller for payment of the (I) 2063 said amount which, on motion duly seconded and carried, was ado] Red. The Secretary stated that notices of deposit had been received from the Depart- ment of Finance, as follows: (Io) 2095 The Secretary presented from the Bradley Contracting Company its requisition No. 13 for $84,248.32 for work done and materials furnished during the month of July, Igo8, less To per cent., together with the certificate of Henry B. Seaman, Chief Authorized Deposited Amount . Title of Account Engineer, approving thereof and formal resolution approving the requisition and di- recting that Voucher No. 1421 he transmitted to the Comptroller for payment of the said amount which, on motion duly seconded and carried, was adopted. April 19, 1907 July 30, 1908 $ro4,3o6.tg Rapid Transit Construction Fund—Brooklyn Loop LinesBorough of Manhattan. (II) 2093 (Sub-title N'o. t). MAY 24, 1907 July 13, 1908 $104,306.15 Rapid Transit Construction Fund—Brooklyn The Secretary presented from the Cranford Company its, requisition No. 12 for Loop Lines, Borough of Manhattan. $110,595.60 for work done and materials furnished during the month of July, 1908, less (Sub-title No. s). lo per cent., together with the certificate of Henry B. Seaman, Chief Engineer, approv- ...... Aug. ta, 1907 5.13 Rapid Transit Construction Fund—Manhattan- ing thereof, and formal resolution approvitig the requisition and directing that voucher Bronx. Premium on Bonds. No. 1422 be transmitted to the Comptroller for payment of the said amount which, on motion duly seconded and carried, was adopted. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908. THE CITY RECORD. 9517

(12) now in operation provides that nothing therein shall be deemed to diminish or affect On motion, duly seconded, it was the sanitary or police jurisdiction which the public authorities shall lawfully have over property in the City. Resolved, That this Commission hereby takes the following action in relation to I am of the opinion that the Public Service Commission for the First District has employees: jurisdiction over this company, and that the orders mentioned must be complied with. The fear expressed that if reports are rendered conflicting orders may be given by Name Monthly Salary To take effect the state and by the federal authorities may be disregarded. It is to be assumed that the Commission will act within its jurisdiction in issuing any of its orders. Ìt is also difficult to see aow reports can be withheld by the company, because the Interstate Appointments from the Civil Service List: Commerce Commissioh may have some jurisdiction. A demand for reports of a com- Structural Draftsman. pany operating within this state "is in no just sense a regulation of commerce. It does not undertake to impose any tax upon the company, or to restrict the persons or Albert C. Snead ...... $15o.00 August r7th things to be carried, or to regulate the rate of tolls, fares or freight." William E. Jackson ...... 150.0o August r7th Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company vs. Solan, i6g U. S., Morris Griest ...... 137.50 August 17th 138. Henry Hyman ...... 125.00 August 24th It is simply an exercise of tite power of visitation which the state possesses over Harry C. Hutchins 137.50 August 28th corporations and especially over railroad corporations, by virtue of its police power...... It is merely an exercise of the power which remains in the state "to create and to Harry B. Fisher...... 125.00 August 17th regulate the instruments of such (interstate) commerce, so far as necessary to the Charles Stikeman, Jr ...... 137.50 August 15th conservation of the public interests." Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company vs. Kentucky, 161 U. S., 702. EugeneSilber ...... 125.00 August 17th Frederick W. Chamberlain ...... 125.00 August i7th There is no doubt that subject to action of Congress the state can require this railroad to guard against accidents; it can regulate the holding of stock; it can insist Frederick W. Leonhard ...... :...... 137.50 August 17th upon adequate appliances, as car bodies and motors to transport the traffic; it can William W. Havens ...... 137.50 August 17th require that no corporation operate a railroad without I franchise. The mere fact that a corporation is engaged in interstate connnerce does not,permit it to usurp special Bjorgulf IIaukelid ...... z37.5o August 17th franchises for that purpose. There is nothing inconsistent or impossible in rendering Olaf A. Nillson ...... 137.50 August 17th reports, even on the same matters and for the same purposes, to different bodies. Inasmuch as these orders of the Commission do not directly regulate interstate Albert B. Hager ...... 1 37.50 August 57th commerce, and in fact hardly even indirectly affect it, but are simply regulations upon Erling Holtsmark 137.50 August r7th the instruments of interstate commerce made in reliance upon the reserved police ...... power not granted to Congress and not incompatible with any ruling that Congress has Andrew G. Underwood...... x37.50 August r7th made under its power to regulate commerce, and as they certainly have less effect John McGregor 525.00 August i th upon commerce than many other regulations of states heretofore upheld by the Courts, ...... like harbor regulations and laws concerning pilots, the orders would seem to me to be Leidy R. Shellenberger ...... 137.50 August 17th in aid of commerce and not an interference with it, and should be obeyed. Rudolph Welcker ...... r37.5o August 17th Respectfully yours, Richard C. Frandson ...... r37.5o August 57th (Signed) GEO. S. COLEMAN, Counsel to the Commission. Engineering Draftsmen. Lewis S. Benton ...... $123.00 August 15, 19o8 (2) 0-674 COMPLAINT ORDER (No. 674). Alfred Brady ...... 125.00 August 55, 1908 On motion made and duly seconded, a Complaint Order (No. 674) was adopted, Frank C. Bees ...... 125.00 August t5, igoS for satisfaction or answer within tell days by the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com- ThomasCoombs 125.00 August i5, 1908 pany in the matter of the complaint of the J. P. Duffy Company through Joseph N...... 'Tuttle, , Attorney, with respect to the removal of tracks in 52nd Street, Brooklyn, Robert E. Denike ...... 125.00 August r5, ,9o8 extending from Second Avenue to the public dock. x25.00 August 15, igo8 HerbertF. Plumer ...... (3) 0-591 James N. Keenan ...... 125.00 August 77, 1908 EXTENSION ORDER (No. 675). On motion made and duly seconded, an Extension Order (No. 675) was adopted Temporary Appointment from Civil Service List Not to Exceed 3a Days: extending to September 15, í9o8, the tisne of the Interborodgh Rapid Transit Com- Frank L. Reuss, Jr., Junior Clerk ...... $12 per week August lo, tgo8 pany to comply with the terms of Final Order No. 591 with respect to the erecting of additional station signs on platforms of elevated roads. Leave of Absence One Month fron September ist Without Pay: William D. Shanahan, Axeman 0-676 (4) GAS COMPANIES—METERS—HEARING ORDER (No. 676). Michael Dooley, Inspector of Masonry Commissioner Maltbie moved the adoption of the following hearing order, which Otto H. Jaeger, Rodman was duly seconded: Alfred W. Weiner, Axeman It is Hereby Ordered, That a hearing be had on the 27th day of August, 1908, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, or at any time or times to which the same may be Termination of Provisional Appointment: adjourned, at the Rooms of the Commission, No. 154 Nassau Street, Borough of Man- Herbert E. Brink, Engineering Draftsman ...... August 9, 59o8 hattan, City of New York, and State of New York, as to whether improvements are necessary, and should be ordered in the methods employed by gas corpora- Nixon Lee, Engineering Draftsman ...... August g, 1908 tions within the jurisdiction of the said Commission, to improve the service hrederick L. Ancher, Engineering Draftsman ...... August g, rgoS of said gas corporations or best to promote the public interest, protect the public health or protect those using gas, so as to require that B. B. Furre, Engineering Draftsman ...... August 9, i9o8 (i) No gas meter, after once having been put in use, shall be verified or tested Resignation: by anyone other than an inspector of the Public Service Commission, provided the bill is in dispute or complaint has been made regarding the accuracy of the meter. Howard Paddock, Temporary Junior Clerk ...... August so, 1go8 (2) Whenever a gas meter is removed from the promises of any person, a notice Death: shall be given to the consumer by the gas company in a form prescribed by the Conf- mission that such meter has been removed. Robert M. A. Armstrong, Transit Inspector, July 14, x908. (3) All gas meters that have been in use for more than seven years shall be removed before November I, 1908, and all gas meters that have been in use for more than five years shall be removed before January I, 1909, and the same shall not be again put in use until tested and approved by an inspector of the Commission. TRAVIS H. WHITNEY, SECRETARY (4) Hereafter every gas nieter that has been set five years shall be removed within twelve months thereafter and submitted to an inspector of the Commission for a new test. All to the end that the Commission may slake such order or orders in the prem- PROCEEDINGS OF THE ises as shall be proper. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, Further Ordered, That said gas corporations be given at least io days' notice FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1908. of such hearing by service upon each of them, either personally or by mail, of a cer- TRIBUNE BUILDING, 154 NASSAU STREET, tified copy of this order, and that at such hearing said corporations be accorded all reasonable opportunity for presenting evidence and examining and cross-examining BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. witnesses as to the matters aforesaid. Ayes—Commissioners McCarroll, Maltbio, Eustis. Present—Commissioner William McCarroll, Acting Chairman; Commissioners Milo Nays—None. R. Maltbio, John E. Eustis. Carried. (I) 1368 " The Acting Chairman designated Commissioner Maitbie to conduct the hearing. The Secretary presented an opinion from Counsel with respect to the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company. Upon motion the Secretary was directed to call the (5) 0-677 attention of that company to the fact that this Commission insisted upon obedience to COMPLAINT ORDER (No. 677). its orders and requests. The opinion was as follows: On notion made and duly seconded, a Complaint Order (No. 677) was adopted, August Ii, 19o8. for satisfaction or answer within ten days by the Metropolitan Street Railway Com- Public Service Commission for the First District: pany in the matter of the complaint of Jacob Guthorn et al., with respect to the stor- SIRS—I am in receipt of your Secretary's letter of August loth respecting the ing of tars on the Lexington Avenue tracks between 116th Street and 129th Street Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company, asking with reference to the powers and as early as 7:CO p. ni. jurisdiction of the Commission over that Company, and stating that orders of the Com- mission calling for reports of accidents, records of stockholders, information as to 0-678 (6) HEARING ORDER (No. 678). car motors and some other orders of the Commission are not being complied with by the company, and that the company suggests that it is subject to the jurisdiction of the On motion made and duly seconded, a Hearing Order (No. 678) was adopted, Interstate Commerce Commission and not of the Public Service Commission; that the directing a hearing on August 26th, Igo8, at 2:30 o'clock p. m., to inquire into the company wishes promptly to comply with the orders of the Public Service Commis- question of improvements in and additions to the service and equipment of the sion, so far as it is subject to its jurisdiction, but thinks that the question of juris- Brooklyn, Queens County anel Suburban Railroad Company in respect to its Ralph diction should be determined first to avoid complication and embarrassment of con- Avenue surface Line. flicting orders by the two Commissions. The Acting Chairman stated that he would conduct the hearing. The Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company is tite holder of franchise rights (7) Ø granted under the Rapid Transit Act by the former Board of Rapid Transit Railroad The Secretary presented from the Degnon Contracting Company their requisition Commissioners to construct and operate railroads in the City of New York :—One No. 13, for $97,448.47, for work done and materials furnished during the month under certificates dated July Io, 1902, and February 2, 1905, as amended, by way of of July, less ten per cent., together with the certificate of Henry B. Seaman, Chief Morton Street, Christopher Street and Sixth Avenue to 33rd Street; the other under Engineer, approving thereof, and a formal resolution approving the requisition and a certificate dated November x4, 1903, under Cortlandt, Dey and Fulton Streets, includ- directing that Voucher No. 1423 be transmitted to the Comptroller for payment of ing terminals and approaches. The company has constructed and is operating the the said amount, which, on motion, duly seconded and carried, was adopted. former road and has stations at Christopher Street, 14th Street, igth Street and 23d Street, and authority for stations in Sixth Avenue at 9th Street, 28th Street and 33rd (8) Street which are not completed. The company is receiving and delivering passengers ACCIDENTS—JULY, Ig08. at stations and between stations within the city. The certificates mentioned giving The Secretary presented a statement of accidents for the month of July, Igo8, these franchises contain clauses which vest in the Commission the right of inspection as reported by the various companies within the district, under Order No. 1, com- and examination when necessary, and the Morton Street and Sixth Avenue franchise pared with reports of the two preceding months.

9.518 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908.

May June July Statement of Laboring Force Employed During the Week. Repaving and Renewal of Pavements— Car Collisions ...... 195 367 169 Mechanics ...... 234 Laborers ...... Igo Persons and vehicles struck by cars ...... t,oi6 1,070 1,002 Teams ...... 4 Boarding ...... 627 707 636 Carts ...... Ilg Boulevards, Roads and Avenues, Maintenance of— Alighting ...... 772 7,252 7 0 ,3 5 Mechanics ...... 8 Contact with electricity ...... 43 50 49 Laborers ...... ...... 62 Teams Other accidents ...... :...... 29 2,499 2,493 2,542 Carts ...... 18 Roads, Streets and Avenues— Total ...... 5,152 5,739 5,703 Laborers ...... 23 Teams ...... Io Carts ...... 5 Injuries. Sewers, Maintenance, Cleaning, etc.— Passengers ...... 2,066 2,51 7 2.313 Mechanics ...... 86 NotPassengers ...... 694 639 6zo Laborers ...... 58 Teams ...... I2 EmployeesEmpl o ...... 622 634 6 45 t y 34 'Carts ...... 49 Cleaners ...... 68 Cleaning Public Buildings, Baths, etc.— Total ...... 0 3,578 3,382 3,79 Mechanics ...... 184 Laborers ...... III Serious Injuries Included in Above. Carts ..... ...... ...... 30 Killed ...... 32 42 35 BathAttendants ...... 284 Cleaners ...... PracturedSkulls ...... 15 16 t3 252 Amputated Limbs ...... 3 to 4 Report of Changes for the Week Ending August 8, í9o8. Broken Limbs ...... 41 40 54 Bureau of Highways— ...... 151 194 133 I Laborer, salary increased from $2 to $2.50. OtherSerious I Laborer reassigned. I Laborer transferred to Dock Department. Total...... 242 302 239 Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices— I Attendant reinstated. I Laborer increased from $2 to $2.50. I Laborer transferred to Assistant Foreman. TRAVIS H. WHITNEY, SECRETARY. I Stationary Engineman appointed. I Stoker transferred to Department of Water Sui.ply. Report of Changes for the Week Ending August 15, Igo8. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. Bureau of Highways- 3 Laborers transferred to Dock Department. COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS. 2 Laborers transferred to Bridge Department. Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices— In accordance with the provisions of section 1546, chapter 466, of the Laws of I Oiler reinstated. I901, I transmit the following report of the transactions of the offices of the Com- I Stoker resigned. tntssioncr of Pub]ic Works, President of the Borough of Manhattan, for the week I Attendant resigned. ending August 19, 1908: Bureau of Sewers— I Assistant Foreman deceased. Public Moneys Received During the Week. Report of Changes for the Week Ending August 22, i9o8. For restoring and repaving pavement, general account ...... $1,976 95 Bureau of Highways— For redemption of obstructions seized ...... 22 00 I Laborer, compensation increased from $2 to $2.50 per diem. For vault hermits ...... 24 20 I Paver transferred to Department of Bridges. For shed permits ...... 70 00 For sewer connections ...... 210 8o Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices— For bay window permits ...... 207 91 I Stoker reassigned. I Attendant resigned. Permits Issued. I Laborer, compensation increased from $2.25 to $2.50 per diem. To place building material on streets ...... 93 Bureau of Sewers— To construct street vaults ...... 2 I Topographical Draughtsman appointed. I Foreman of Masons deceased. To construct shecls ...... 147 To cross sidewalks ...... JOHN CLOUGHEN, For subways, steart mains and various connections ...... 334 Acting President, Borough of Manhattan, and For railway construction and realirs ...... 14 Commissioner of Public Works. To repair sidewalks ...... 124 For sewer connections ...... 19 Forsewer repairs ...... I3 POLICE DEPARTMENT. Obstructions Removed. August 20, 1908. Obstructions removed from various streets and avenues ...... 17 The following proceedings were this day directed by the Acting Police Commis- sioner: Complaints received and attended to, Bureau of Incumbrances ...... 72 Permits extended, Bureau of Incumbrances ...... 130 Referred to the Comptroller. Permits revoked, Bureau of Incumbrances ...... 3 Requisition No. 212—Supplies for Police, 1908 ...... $11,051 96 Requisition No. 213— General Office, Commissioner of Public Works. Police Station Houses, etc., 1907 ...... $672 00 Fifteen requisitions, including sixty-two vouchers, amounting to $I01,831.85, were Sulplies for Police, 1908 ...... 6,395 o8 drawn on the Comptroller. Police Station Houses, etc., Igo8 ...... 3;I 25 Orders numbering from 3,208 to 3,309, inclusive, were issued. The following contracts were entered into: Total...... 7,398 33 Requisition No. 214—Police Fund, Salaries of Inspectors, Surgeons and For paving Twenty-sixth street, from 360 feet east of First avenue to East River; the Uniformed Force, 1907 ...... 90 53 contractor, Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company, No. 41 'Park row; sureties, the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, the National Surety Company; estimated Requisition No. 215—Police Department Fund (Sites and Buildings)... 2,520 00 cost, $6,904.50. Requisition No. 402—Contingent Expenses of Central Department, etc., For laving One Hundred and Fifth street, from Second to Third avenue; con- 1907 ...... I 16 tractor, Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company; sureties, the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, the National Surety Company; estimated cost, $7,og8.5o. Special Order No. 207, issued this day, is hereby made part of the proceedings For paving One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, from Amsterdam avenue to of the Acting Police Commissioner. Broadway; contractor, James Quinn, Jr., No. 36 Kenmore place; sureties, the Bankers' Surety Company; estimated cost, $Ig,167.90. Special Order No. 207. For reconstruction of sewer under Pier i5 (new), East River, and in South street, The following temporary assignments are hereby ordered: between Maiden lane and Burling slip; contractor, Joseph Moore; No. 161 East Eighty-ninth street; surety, the National Surety Company; estimated cost, $11,641.50. Inspectors. Henry W. Burfeind, First Inspection District, temporarily assigned to command Inspection Division, Bureau of Highways. Third Inspection District during absence of Inspector Max Steinbruck, with leave, Complaints received ...... 779 to take effect 8 a. m., August 21, 1908. Repairs made ...... 1,717 John H. Russell, Second Inspection District, assigned to command First In- Police complaints received ...... 741 spection District, in addition to his own district, to take effect 8 a. m., August 21, 1908, and to continue until return of Inst ector Henry W. Burfeind from Third In- Repairs to Pavement. spection District; also to command Thirteenth Inspection District, in addition to Square yards of pavement repaired...... 5,876 First and Second Inspection Districts, during absence of Inspector William G. Hogan, with leave, from 6 a. m., August 23, 1908. Repairs to Sewers. James E. Dillon, Fifth Inspection District, assigned to command Fourth Inspec- Linear feet of sewer built ...... 491 tion District during absence of Inspector Richard Walsh with leave, from 6 a. in., Linear feet of sewer cleaned ...... 23,659 August 22, 1908: also -to command Sixth Inspection District, in addition to Fourth Linear feet of sewer examined ...... 7,233 Inspection District, during absence of Inspector James F. Thompson with leave, from Basins cleaned ...... 246 12 noon, August 23, 1908. Basins examined ...... I20 Patrick J. Harkins, Ninth Inspection District, assigned to command Fifth and Linear feet of sewer relieved ...... 8,130 Seventh Inspection Districts during absence of Inspector James E. Dillon at Fourth Cubic feet of brick work built ...... 112 and Sixth Inspection Districts, and Inspector George W. McClusky, with leave, to Basin hoods put in...... ...... 4 take effect 6 a. m., August 22, 1908. Manhole covers put on ...... 8 Miles O'Reilly, Eleventh Inspection District, assigned to command Fifteenth Basin cover put on ...... I In ection District, in addition to his own district, during absence of Insl.'ector John Basins relieved ...... 4 J. O'Brien for eighteen hours, from 5 p. in., August 19, 5908. Basin grates put in . ...... 4 Cut opened and refilled ...... I Surgeon. Spurpipes put in ...... 2 Charles E. Nammack, to assume charge of First Surgical District in addition to Cartloads of dirt removed ...... 777 his own district, during absence of Surgeon Edward J. Donlin for one-half day, from 12.01 a. m., September 2, 19oó. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908. THE CITY RECORD . 9519

Lieutenants. The following members of the Department are excused as indicated George H. Kauff, Traffic Precinct C, assigned to desk duty in precinct during Borough Inspector. absence of Lieutenant Harry Graham on vacation, from 12.01 a. m., August 2I, 1909. J,ohn F. Flood, Brooklyn and Queens, for eighteen hours, from 12 noon, August Gustavus Rehahn, Fortieth Precinct, assigned to command precinct during ab- 19, igo8, with permission to leave city. ,ence of Captain Louis Kreuscher on vacation. Captains. Sergeants. James Kane, Eighteenth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 12.o1 a. In., August, John T. Horrigan, Thirty-second Precinct, assigned to Detective Bureau, Rich- igo8. mond, for ten days, from 8 a. m., August 19, 19o8. John McCauley, Nineteenth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 12 noon, August 21. George D. Siffert, Twenty-sixth Precinct, assigned as Acting Lieutenant in pre- [9o8, with permission to leave city. cinct during absence of Lieutenant Michael R. Kelly with leave for seven days, from John Daly, Twenty-sixth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 12 noon, August 20, 8 a. nl., August 21, 1908. Edward Hallahan, Twenty-ninth Precinct, assigned as Acting Lieutenant in pre- Louis Krettsclter, Fortieth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 12 noon, August 21, cinct during absecne of Lieutenants William H. Dunn and Edward McAniff at trial r908. room, from 9 a. in., August 20, igo8. George C. Liebers, Sixty-eighth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 9 a. m., September Peter I. Tighe, One Hundred and Fourth Precinct,. assigned as Acting Lieutenant [, 1908. in precinct during absence of Lieutenant Patrick McGinley on vacation for ten days, Lincoln Gray, Seventy-seventh Precinct, for twelve hours, fron 8.3o a. m., August from 8 a. in., Augtist 23, 1908. 22, 1908. Bicycle Patrolman. Joseph C. Geliegan, Ninety-ninth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 2 p. m., August James L. White, Seventy-seventh Precinct, assigned to Thirty-sixth Precinct, 22, I908, with permission to leave City. r2 from 8 p. ni., August 2r, 1908. John J. Murtha, One Hundred and Fourth Precinct, for twelve hours, from noon, August 23, 1908. Patrolmen. John F. Gardiner, Two Hundred and Seventy-seventh Precinct, for twelve hours, Patrick McGee, Ttventy-second Precinct, assigned to Eighth Precinct, from 8 from ro a. ni., August 20, 1908. p. nt., August 2i, 1908. Owen Rooney, Two Hundred and Ninetieth Precinct, for twelve hours, from i William Rothman, Seventy-fourth Precinct, assigned to Seventh Precinct, from p. ni., August 2r, 1908. 8 p. m., August 21, igo8. Acting Captain. Jacob Lichtenstein, Eightieth Precinct, assigned to Second District Magistrates' William J. Clark, Detective Bureau, Manhattan, for twelve hours, from 8 a. in., Court, Borough of Richmond, during absence of Patrolman William H. Wells on va- August 23, i9o8, with permission to leave city. cation, for ten days, fromt 12.01 a. m., September r, 1908, to 12 midnight, September ro, I90ó. The following leaves of absence are hereby granted with full pay Nicholas J. Macklin, Jr., Eightieth Precinct, assigned as Driver of patrol wagon and to clerical duty during absence of Patrolman Philip Cliortnan on vacation, for Surgeon. ten days, from I2.o1 a. ni., September r, 1908 Edward J. Donlin, First Surgical District, for one-half day, from r2.or a. nt., Otto Drescher, Eightieth Precinct, assigned to District Attorney1s office, Rich- September 2, 1908, to be deducted from vacation. inond County, during absence of Patrolman George H. Myers on vacation, for ten days, from 12.01 a. m., September I, 1908. Captains. Alfred E. Allerton, Traffic Precinct C, assigned to Thirty--first Precinct for ten Stephen O'Brien, Twenty-second Precinct, for one day, from 12.01 a. m., Sep em- days, duty at Blackwells Island Bridge, from 8 p. nn., August 21, r9Ø4. ber 7, igo8, to be deducted from vacation. Joseph A. Carney, One Hundred and Fifty-first Precinct, assigned to Ninth In- Thomas Cu11cn, One Hundred and Fifty--sixth Precinct, for eighteen days (vaca- spection District, duty in plain clothes, from 8 p. ni., August 21, 1908. tion) from 12 noon, August 24, igo8, with permission to leave city. Jacob Dillemuth, Ninth Inspection District, assigned to Eleventh Inspection Dis- Thomas F. Maude, Two Hundred and Seventy-fifth Precinct, for five days, frem trict, front 8 p, m., August 2r, Igo8. 12.01 a. m., August 23, ipo8, to be deducted from vacation. Michael Connolly, Eleventh Inspection District, assigned to Ninth Inspection The -following leave of absence is hereby granted with half pay: District, from 8 p. in., Altgust 2r, 1908. John F. Walker, One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Precinct, temporarily assigned as Probationary Patrolman. Driver of patrol wagon in precinct, from 8 p. nt., August 2r, 1908. Felix Bogue, for one-half day, from 12.01 p. ni., August 2o, rto8. Edward C. Wicks. One Hundred noel Eighty-second Precinct, assigned to One Hun- Htxlred and Sixty-ninth Precinct, from 8 p. m., August 21, Too8. Reduction of fine: John J. McManus, One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Precinct, assigned to One Hun- The fine of four days' pay, imposed upon Patrolman William J. Wynn, Nineteenth Precinct, in Special Order No. 165, current series, is reduced to one day's pay. dred and Eighty-second Precinct, dotty in Court of Special Sessions, from 8 p. nt., August 2r, 1903. The following amendment is hereby ordered Michael A. Lawlor, One Hundred and Forty-fourth Precinct, assigned to Two Special Order No. 205, paragraph 7, current series, is amended to read Patrolman hundred and Seveniv-sixth Precinct. from 8 p. In., August 2r, 1908. Jolen H. Lersner, Twenty-third Precinct, instead of Twenty-sixth Precinct. William A. Cook, One Hundred and Forty-seventh Precinct, assigned to District The following Special Patrolmen are hereby appointed: Attorney's office, from 8 p. nn., August 18, í9o8. To take effect August r9, r9o8: Frank Fassnllo, One Ilandred and Fifty-second Precinct, assigned to Central Office Charles Oppermann, for Conies, Macey & Co., No. 441 Pearl street, Manhattan. Squad, duty in Fourth Deputy Conmtiss,',mcr's office, for ten clays, from 8 a. ni., To take effect August 20, 1908: August 19, T9o8. Frank Dwyer, for Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Brooklyn. Elmer B. Roth, Traffic Precinct B, assigned to Traffic Precinct A, from 8 p. m., James A. Tighe, for Phelps Brothers & Co., Pier 5. Bush Docks, Brooklyn. August 21, 1908. Thomas Maloney, One Hundred and Fortv-fourth Precinct, assigned as Driver of WILLIAM F. BAKER, Acting Police Commissioner. patrol wagon in precinct, during absence of Patrolman William J. Maloney on vaca- tion, from 12 noon, September 9, T9o8. Albert E. Smith, One Hundred and Fifty-fourth Precinct, assigned as Driver of POLICE DEPARTMENT. patrol wagon in precinct, during absence of Patrolman John I-I. Perry, on vacation. from 12 noon, September i, igo8. August 2r, 1908. Walter Geoghegan, One hundred and Fìrty-scvetstli Precinct, assigned as Acting The following proceedings were this day directed by the Acting Police Commis- Doorman iii precinct, during absence of Doorman Owen O'Neill on sick leave, from sioner 12 ILoon, August 18, T908. On reading and filing report of the Chief Clerk, Charles W. Peto, One ITundred and Fifty-seventh Precinct, assigned as Acting Ordered, That all bids received August 13, rØ, for staking repairs to the heat- Doorman in precinct, during absence of Doorman Henry Picri on vacation, from r2 ing system of the Fourteenth, Nineteenth, Forty-third. One hundred and Fifty- noon, August 23, 1908. second and Two Hundred and Seventy-fourth precinct station jiouscs be and are Temporarily assigned to nvofrttcd duty, front S p. ni., .,kugust 21, 1908: hereby rejected, the Acting Police Commissioner deeming it for the interest of the Charles II. Cunningham, from Fifth Precinct to Sixty-ninth Precinct. City so to do. )Liiehaei Carley, from Eighth Precinct to Seventy Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to heating systems, in accordance -fru th Precinct. with specifications therefor, be and is here";. awarded to 177 John Hogan, from Fourteenth Precinct to Sixty-ninth Precinct. \Villiam J. Olvany, No. Christopher street, for the following precinct station houses, at the prices named: Patrick Sheridan, from Eighteenth Precinct to Sixty-iiinth Precinct. Second, $26; Fifth, $52; Sixth, $24; Eighth, $60; Twelfth, $198: Fifteenth, $22; Six- Frank P. Mallon, from Twenty-second Precinct to Sixty-sixth Precinct. teenth, $97; Seventeenth, $40; Twenty-second, $i ro; Twenty-eighth, $93; Twenty-ninth, George Fettlner, from Thirty-fifth Precinct to Seventy-fourth Precinct. $220: Thirty-first, $22; Thirty-second, $58: Thirty-fifth, $64: Thirty-ninth, $665: For- The following extensions of temporary assignments are hereby ordered tieth, $148; Traffic B, $168; House of Detention, $209; Central Office, $50; Sixty- first, $55; Sixty-sixth, $171; Sixty-eighth, $88; Eightieth, $i6o: Eighty-fi nst, Patrolmen. $70; One Handred aud Forty-third, $40; One Hundred and Forty-fifth, $76; One John Watson and Charles F. I"igge, 'Illirty-first Precinct, to Eighth Inspectiotr I{nndred and Forty-sixth, $137; One Hundred and 1,orty-seventh. $75; One Httn- District, duty in plain clothes, for ten days, from 8 a. nl., :\trs;tigt 22, 1908. 'ired and Fifty-first, $58; One Hundred and fifty-third, $77; One Hundred and Fifty- Henry J. Brown, Seventeenth P'•ecinct, and Ernest L. Moore, Eighth Precinct, fourth, $25; One hundred and Fifty-fifth, $25; One Hundred and Fifty-sixth, $25; to Fourth Inspection District, duty in plain clothes, for live clays, from 8 p. rit., August One Hundred and Fifty-eighth, $348; One Hundred and Sixtieth, $6o; One Hun- 210, 1908. dred and Sixty-first, $25; One Hundred and Sixty-eighth, $40, and Two Hundred and Frank Hasse, Seveutcenth Precinct, t,o first Inspection District, duty in plain Ninetieth, $246; making a total of $4,134, he being the lowest bidder, and that the clothes, for ten clays, from 8 p. nt., August 2r, tno8. Police Commissioner execute such contract u[t the approval of sureties by the Comp- William Langfritz, Fifth Precinct, and John :'turfilt, Eighty-first Precinct, to De- troller. tectivc Bureau, Richmond, for thirty days, from 8 a. nt., August 2o, 1908. Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to heating systeris, in accordance Charles Castagnino. One Hundred and Fiftieth Precinct, to Detective Bureau, with specifications therefor, be and is hereby awarded to John C. Stewart, No. 71 Manhattan, for thirty days, from 8 a. nt., Arrgust 2r, 19o8. West One I-fundred and Thirty-second street, for the following precinct station houses William J. IIamniersley, 'I'hirty-ninth Precinct; John Gilligan, Ninth Precinct, and at the prices named: One Hundred and Fifty-seventh, $140, and One Hundred and William M. Haley, Eightieth Precinct, to Detective Bureau, Manhattan, for thirty days, Sixty-ninth, $135; staking a total of $275, he being the lowest bidder, and that the from 8 a. m., August 22, r9o8. Police Commissioner execute such contract on the approval of sureties by the Comp- John T. McAndrew, Sixty-first Precinct, to Detective Bureau, The Bronx, for I roller. thirty clays, from 8 a. in., August 22, 1908. Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to locating systeuts, in accordance Michael T. Foley, Alexander Renton and George A. Young, Sixty-first Precinct vidt specifications therefor, he and is hercbv awarded to the Fcntrlaff Heating aud to Detective Bureau, Manhattan, for thirty days, from 8 a. nt.. August 20, igo8. TlMiih)iiig Company, Nn. 114 East Twenty-eighth street, for the following precinct William J. Sheehan, Eighty-tint Precinct, to Detective Bureau, Manhattan, fot station houtses, at the prices nanmed: Twenty-fifth, $45; Thirty-sixth, $70; Sixty-fifth, ten (lays, from 8 a. m., August 21, 1908. $350; One Hundred and Seventy-first, $6o; Two Hundred and Eighty-first, $105; Henry C. Williams, 'Twenty-third Precinct, to Central Office Squad, duty in Fourth Two Hundred and Eighty-third, $65, and Two Hundred and Ninety-second, $30; stak- Deputy Commissioner's office, f,or seven days, from 8 a. nt., August 20, 1908. ing a total of $725, they being the lowest bidders, and that the Police Commissioner execute such contract on the al:proval of sureties by the Comptroller. The following temporary assignments are hereby discontinued: Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to heating systems, in accord- - Sergeant. ance with specifications therefor, be Old is hereby awarded to the Burke Engineering George L. Suttic, Sixty-sixth Precinct, to Eighty-ninth Precinct, as Acting Lieu- and Contracting Company, No. 152 West avenue, Long Island City, for the follow- tenant, from 2 p. m., August 18, 1908. rug precinct station houses, etc., at the prices named: One Hundred anti Forty-fourth, S6o; One Hundred and Sixty-third, $94, and Brooklyn Borough Headtluarters, $249, Patrolmen. making a total of $403, they being the lowest bidders, and that the Police Comntis- Patrick Jones, Traffic Precinct C, to Thirty-first Precinct, duty at Blackwell sioner execute such contract on the approval of sureties by the Comptroller. Island Bridge, from 8 p. In., August 2I, 1908. Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to heating systems of the Two William F. Ryan, Fourteenth Precinct, to Police Cotnntissioner's toffee, from f Hundred and Seventy-fifth Precinct station house. in accordance with specifications a. III., August 20, 108. therefor, he and is hereby awarded to Daniel J. Rice. No. ro,; Park avenue, for the John F. Murphy, Two Hundred and Eighty-first Precinct, and James E. Sheehan sunt and price of $277, lie being the lowest bidder, and that the Police Commissioner Twenty-eighth Precinct, to District Attorney's office, from 8 p. nt., August r9, i9o8. execute such contract on the approval of sureties by the Comptroller. Joseph P. Brown, Eighty-first Precinct, to Detective Bureau, Richmond, from I Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to heating systems, in accord- a. nt., August zo, 1908. ance with specifications therefor, be and is hereby awarded to the Estate of JohnA. Daniel White, One I-Hundred and Sixty-eighth Precinct, as Driver of patrol wagon Scollay, Nos. 74 and 76 Myrtle avenue, Ilro klvu, for the following precinct station friom 8 p. m., August 21, 1908. - houses at the prices named; One Hundred and Forty-eighth, $57; One Hundred and 9520 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908.

Forty-ninth, $31; One Hundred and Fifty-ninth, $114; One Hundred and Sixty- Captains. second, $29; One Hundred and Sixty-fourth, $too; One Hundred and Sixty-fifth, John F. O'Connor, Tenth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 9 a. m., August 24, $131; One Hundred and Sixty-sixth, $44; One Hundred and Seventieth, $71, and One 1908, with permission to leave city. $623, Hundred and Eighty-fourth, $46, making a total of they being the lowest bid- Sylvester D. Baldwin, Fourteenth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 8 a. m., August ders, and that the Police Commissioner execute such contract on the approval of 26, igo8, with permission to leave city. sureties by the Comptroller. Christian Reimels, One Hundred and Fifty-third Precinct, for twelve hours, from Ordered, That the contract for making repairs to heating systems, in accordance 12 noon, August 22, igo8. with specifications therefor, be and is hereby awarded to Long & Larkin, No. 489 East One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street, for the following precinct station houses Acting Captain. at the prices named: Ninth, $56; Tenth, $30; Sixty-third, $35.50; Seventy-fourth, $io; Dominick Henry, Sixteenth Precinct, for twelve hours, from 12 noon, August 23, Seventy-ninth, $22, making a total of $153.50, they being the lowest bidders, and that Ig0R the Police Commissioner execute such contract on the approval of sureties by the Comptroller. The following leaves of absence are hereby granted with Sull pay: Granted. Borough Inspector. Permission to William F. Boyle, first grade Detective, Detective Bureau, Man- John F. Flood, Brooklyn and Queens, for one day, from 52 noon, August 22, hattan, to receive reward of $20 from United States Navy for arrest of a deserter. 1908, to be deducted from vacation. With usual deduction. Permission to Joseph A. Daly, Patrolman, Detective Bureau, Manhattan, to re- Inspector. ceive reward of $2o from United States Navy for arrest of a deserter. With usual George R. Holaltan, Eighth Inspection District, for one and one-half days, from deduction. 12 noon, Altgust 21, 1908, to be deducted from vacation, with permission to leave city. Permission to Frederick Kessler, Patrolman, Sixty-third Precinct, to receive re- ward of $150 from New York Telephone Company for arrest of persons for stealing Captain. wire. With usual deduction. William J. Lahey, One Hundred and Forty-fifth Precinct, for fourteen days, Permission to Henry Meyer, Patrolman, Bronx Detective Bureau, to receive re- from 12 noon, September 5, 1908, to b_ deducted from vacation. ward of $50 from United States Army for arrest of a deserter. With usual deduc- tion. The following leaves of absence are hereby granted with half pay: Disapproved. Patrolmen. Applications of the following for appointment of Special Patrolmen: S. Glass, Mic1iacl W. O'Connell, One Hundred and Fiftieth Precinct, for one-half day, from Rockaway and Pitkin avenues, Brooklyn, for Abraham Goodekoff, and William Wal- 12 noon, August 23, 5908. dorf Astor, No. 25 West Twenty-sixth street, Manhattan, for Robert Adams. Arthur Hoffman, Oi•e llrndred and Forty-sixth Precinct, for one-half day, from 12.01 a. In., August 22, 1908, with permission to leave city. Concert License Granted. William H. Keigllicr, One Hundred arid Sixty-second Precinct, for one-half day, Williamsburg Vaudeville Company, Broadway Music Hall, No. 6.58 Broadway, from 12 noon, August 22, 1908, with permission to leave city. Brooklyn, from August 22, igo8, to November 21, 1908; fee, $150. No liquors. The following leaves of absence are hereby granted without pay: On File, Send Copy. Sergeant. Reports of Lieutenant in command of Boiler Squad, dated August 18, ig and 2o, i9o8, relative to engineers' licenses granted. For publication in the CITY RECORD. Edward J. Hayes, One Hundred a'id Seventy-third Precinct, for three days, front 12.01 a. n:., August 21, 1908. Special Order No. 208, issued this day, is hereby made part of the proceedings of the Acting Police Commissioner. Patrolmen. John Sheehan, One Hundred and Fourth Precinct, for two and one-half days, Special Order No. 208. from 12 noon, August 21, 1908. The following temporary assignments are hereby ordered: Daniel Byrne, One Hundred and Seventy-third Precinct, for one and one-half days, from 12 noon, August 20, 1908. Sergeants. Michael J. O'Grady, Forty-third Precinct, assigned as Acting Lieutenant in pre- The following application for full pay is hereby granted: cinct, during absence of Acting Lieutenant Richard Hamilton with leave, from 12.01 Patrolman. a. ni., August 22, 1908. George T. Sheridan, One Hundred and Fiftieth Precinct, assigned to Traffic Pre- Michael Donovan, One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Precinct, from 12 noon, July cinct D, from 8 p. m., August 22, 19oS 28, 1908, to 12 noon, August 6, 1908. Richard S. Quigley, One Hundred and Sixty-first Precinct, assigned to One Hun- The following amendments are hereby ordered: dred and Sixty-fourth Precinct, from 2 p. ITS ., Atigttct 2I, 1908. Special Order No. 207, c. s., paragraph I, is amended to read Patrolman Frank John F. Farrell, One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Precinct, assigned to One Hundred M. Roth, from Traffic Precinct B to Traffic Precinct A, instead of Patrolman Elmer and Seventy-third Precinct, during absence of Sergeant Edward J. Hayes with leave, B. Roth. for three davs, from 12.01 a. in.. August 21, I908. Special Order 207, e. s., paragraph I, is amended so as to assign Inspector John Lewis McMahon. Eighteenth Precinct, assigned to Eighty-first Precinct, during H. Russell to take charge of Thirteenth Inspection District, from 6 p. in., August 23, absence of Sergeant Joseph P. McCoy on vacation, fron 12 noon, August 24, 1908. 1908, inst.-ad of 6 a. ni. Mounted Patrolman. - Sao much of Special Order No. 202, e. s., paragraph 7, as grants Inspector James F. Thompson, Sixth Inspection District, twenty days' vacation, from 12.01 a. ni., Thomas F. R. McGuire, Sixty-sixth Precinct, assigned to Thirty-third Precinct, August 25, I9o8, is hereby rescinded. from 8 p. tn., August 21, igo8, without horse and equipments. So notch of Special Order No. 206, c. s., paragraph 3, as excuses Inspector James Patrolmen. F. Thompson, Sixth Inspection District, for eighteen hours, from 6 a. ni., August 24, 1908, with permission to leave city, is hereby rescinded. Thomas P. Marron, Fourteenth Precinct, assigned as Driver of patrol wagon, dur- So much of Special Order No. 207, c. s., as assigns Inspcctor James F. Dillon to ing absence of Patrolman Michael Cox on vacation, from 12 noon, September 2, 1908. comma:ud Sixth lnsl,e•cl.on District dut ing absence of Inspector James F. Thompson James J. Mannix, One Hundred and Forty-eighth Precinct, assigned as Acting with leave is hereby rescinded. Doorman in precinct, durine absence of Doorman John H. Curran on vacation, from So much of Special Order No. 201, e. S., paragraph I, as assigns Inspector Pat- 12.01 a. ni., August 24, 1908. rick J, Harkins to command Fifth Inspection District is hereby rescinded. James E. McCarthy, One Hundred and Sixty-fourth Precinct, assigned to One Special Order No. 207, C. s., paragraph I, to read Inspector James E. Dillon, Hundred and Forty-third Precinct, from 8 ni., 22, igo8. p. August fifth Inspecticn District, assigned to comnland Fourth Inspection Districa, in addi- Clifford Britt, One Hundred and Forty-third Precinct, assigned to One Hundred own district. during absence of Inspector Richard Walsh with leave, freni and Sixty-fourth Precinct, from 8 p. ni., August 22, IØ. tion to lus Charles A. Hanneman, One Hundred and Sixty-fourth Precinct, assigned to Two 6 a. m., August 22, rgoS. Hundred and Eighty-third Precinct, front 8 p. in., August 22, igo8. The following Special Patrolman is hereby appointed: Henry N. Heyn, One Hundred and Sixtieth Precinct, assigned to Traffic Precinct James H. Leaverty, for J. J. Williams, manager, Blaney's Theatre, Brooklyn. D, from 8 p. m., August 22, 1908. John J. Kavanagh, Sixty-eighth Precinct. and Patrick J. Murray, Thirty-second The resignation of the following Special Patrolman is hereby accepted and he is Precinct, assigned to Thirty-third Precinct, from 8 p. m., August 21, Igo8. ' reappointed, to take effect as of date indicated: Nathaniel Drum, One Hundred and Sixty-fourth Precinct, assigned to One Hun- August 20, I908: dred and Sixtieth Precinct, from 8 p. in., August 22, 1908. Jacob Tooker, for Hudson Trust Company, No. 147 West Twenty-second street, Alexander Hoag, Tenth Precinct, assigned to Twenty-fifth Precinct, from 8 p. ni., Manhattan. August 22, 1908. WILLLAM F. BAKER, Acting Police Commissioner. Cyrus F. McKinnon, Forty-third Precinct, assigned to Sixteenth Precinct, from 8 p. hi., August 22, I908. George Reese, Sixty-first Precinct, assigned to Sixteenth Precinct, from 8 p. nt., August 22, i9o8. POLICE DEPARTMENT. Doorman. August 22, 1908. Joseph P. Green, Twenty-eighth Precinct, assigned to Detective Bureau, Manhat- tan, during absence of Doorman Henry Valentine on vacation, from 6 p. m., August The following proceedings were this day directed by the Acting Police Commis- 24, IgoS. sioner: The following Probationary Patrolman having qualified is hereby appointed Pa- The following extensions of temporary assignments are hereby ordered: trolnian in the Police Department of The City of New York, being one of the sixth instalment of increase of quota of Patrolmen for the year igo8, to take effect as of Lieutenant. August 17, igo8: Tli:omas A. Ryan, Sixty-third Precinct, to Bureau of Electrical Service, duty in Charles A. Hill. Manhattan, for 3o days, from 8 p. 20, in., August I908. Ordered, That Thomas Harper be and is hereby appointed Doorman of Police in Patrolmen. the Police Department of The City of New York, his conduct and capacity while on probation having been satisfactory to the Police Commissioner, as of August 15, Edward Stoll, Seventeenth Precinct, to Bureau of Electrical Service, duty as 1908. Operator in Manhattan, for ten days, from 8 p. ni., August 21, 5908. John P. Harron, One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Precinct, and Joseph F. Farrell, The following proceedings were this day directed by the Acting Police Commis- One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Precinct, to Ninth Inspection District, duty in plain siouer: clothes, for ten days, from 8 a. m., August 21, 1908. Concert License Granted. Thomas E. Rand, Ninth Inspection District; George W. Drum, One Hundred Empire Theatre Company of Brooklyn, Empire Theatre, Ralph avenue and and Sixty-third Precinct, and John J. Hubtnan, One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Pre- Quincy street, Brooklyn, from August 24, 1908, to April 30, 1909; fee, $goo. cinct, to Detective Bureau, Brooklyn, for thirty days, from 8 a. in., August 21, 1908. Special Order No. 209, issued this day, is hereby made part of the proceedings of the Acting Police Commissioner: The following temporary assignments are hereby discontinued Patrolmen. Special Order No. sog. The following change of assignment is hereby ordered: John Osnato, Seventh Precinct, to Detective Bureau, Manhattan, from 8 a. m., August 21, I908. Lieutenant. Charles A. Hanneman, One Hundred and Sixty-fourth Precinct, clerical duty in Jantes precinct, from 8 p. 22, 1908. H. Green, from office of Chief Inspector, to Bureau of Information, Man- m., August hattan, for night duty, from 4 p. m., August 22, 1908. William J. Sheehan, Eighty-first Precinct, to Detective Bureau, Manhattan, from 2 p. m., August 22, 1908, The following temporary assignments are hereby ordered: Charles Sofsky, Eighth Precinct, to Detective Bureau, Manhattan, from 2 p. nt., August 22, igo8. Inspectors. Patrick J. Iiarkins, Ninth Inspection District, assigned to command Eighth In- The following members of the Department are excused as indicated: spection District, in addition to his own district, during absence of Inspector George Inspector. R. Holahan on vacation, from 12 noon, August 2I, igo8. John J. O'Brien, Fifteenth Inspection District, assigned to command Eighth In- Miles O'Reilly, Eleventh Inspection District, for eighteen hours, from 12 noon, spection District, in addition to his own district, during absence of Inspector George August 22, 1908, with permission to leave city, R. Holahan on vacation, from 6 a. m,, August 22, 1908, MONDAY, AUGUST 3T, 1408. THE CITY RECORD. 9521

Dennis Sweeney, Twelfth Inspection District, assigned to command Ninth In- DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES. spection District, in addition to his own district, during assignment of Insrector • Patrick J. Harkins at Seventh Inspection District, from 6 a. m., August 22, igo8; also New York, Julie II, 1908. to command Tenth Inspection District, during absence of Inspector James E. Hussey with leave and nn vacation, from 6 p. nt., August 25, r9o8. The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as noted, George R. Holahan, Eighth Inspection District, assigned to command Ninth In- to wit spection District, in addition to his own district, during assignment of Inspector From the Corporation Counsel (77242)—Advising that the New York City. Rail- Patrick T T-Tarkins at Seventh Inspection District, from 12 midnight, August 22, I~o8. way Company, the Metropolitan Street Railway Company, the Third Avenue Railroad Company, the Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery Railroad Company, the Forty- • Lieutenant. second Street, Manhattanville and St. Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company, and the Union Railway Company have been placed in the hands of receivers, and asking that James S. Montague, Two Hundred and Seventy-fifth Precinct, assigned to com- the Department forward to the Law Department whatever claims it may have against mand precinct during absence of Captain Thomas F. Maude on vacation, for five the corporations, for filing with the receivers. Answered that the Department has days, from 52.01 a.. nn., August 23, 1908. no claims against the corporations, as all rentals have been paid. Sergeant, From the Comptroller— I (77359)• Requesting consent to the transfer of Maben Griffith from the posi- Edward Gilon, Fifteenth Precinct, assigned to Central Office Squad, duty in tion of Financial Clerk in this Department to a similar position in the Department Chief Inspector's office, from 4 p. ni., August 21, 1908. of Finance. Answered that Griffith has not completed his probationary service. 2 (77368). Stating that on June 4, 1908, the stun of $26o,515.39 was deposited to Patrolmen. the credit of the Dock Fund, the principal amounting to $250,000 and the premium to Frank Collins, Fourteenth Precinct, assigned to Two Hundred and Eighty-third $10,515.39. Filed. Precinct, from 8 p. ni., August 22, 1908. From the Municipal Civil Service Commission— John J. Taylor, One Ifundred and Forty-fifth Precinct, assigned as Acting Dcor- I (77223). Submitting list of persons who have been off the payroll of this man in precinct during absence of Doorman James Kenney on vacation, from I2 Department for upwards of thirty days and requesting information relative thereto. noon, August 23, 1908. Information furnished. Michael E. Leffler, One Hundred and Seventy-second Precinct, assigned as Acting 2 (77,311). Submitting list of persons eligible for appointment to the position Doorman in precinct during absence of Doorman James Quinn with leave and on of Stenographer and Typewriter in this Department. Edward F. Barrett appointed to vacation, Ironi 12 monn, August 23, 1908. the position with compensation at the rate of $i,000 per annum. Patrick J. Cahill, Traffic Precinct B, assigned to Twenty-sixth Precinct for patrol From the Department of Street Cleaning— duty, from 8 p. nt., August 22, Igo8. I (77269). Asking that this Department rebuild the centre dumping board on the pier foot of Forty-seventh street, North River, and make sundry repairs to the The following extensions of temporary assignments are hereby ordered: outer dumping board on the pier. Work order:d as per request, the cost to be re- Lieutenant. ported for collection. Richard E. Enright, Two Il:undred and Ninetieth Precinct, to Central Office 2 (77171). Requesting dredging at the dumping board foot of Canal street, North Squad, duty in Chief Inspector's office, for tell days, front 8 a. ni., August 24, 1908. River. Dredging ordered. From the President of the Borough of Manhattan (77011)—Asking that berths Pat re men. for free floating baths be set aside at the foot of Twenty-first street and foot of Louis F. 'Velge and George Ohly, One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Precinct, to Ninety-eighth street, North River. Answered that the Twenty-first street location Fifteenth Inspection District, duty in plain clothes, for ten clays, from 8 a. in., August is in the hands of the contractors for thi ertition of sheds and that the Naval Militia 23, 1908. (77265) claims it requires the use of the entire pier at West Ninety-eighth street. From the Department of Commerce and Labor (77047)—Requesting that photo- The following ntenibers of the Department are excused as indicated: graphs or tracings be made, at its expense, of that portion of the survey recently made of the Jamaica Bay and Atlantic Ocean shore fronts at Rockaway, Borough of Queens. Captains. Answered that facilities will be afforded a representative to obtain the desired details. Stephen O'Brien, Twenty--second Precinct, for twelve hours, from 52 noon, August Front the Union Sulphur Company (77213)—Requesting permission to construct 2I, 1908. a movable sulphur handling tower on the south breakwater, Erie Basin, Brooklyn. Thomas W. Walsh, Forty-third Precinct, for twelve hours, from 52 noon, August Permit granted, work to be done in accordance with plans submitted and under the 24, 1908, with permission to leave city. supervision of the Chief Engineer. John L. Zimmerman, One Hundred and Fifty-first Precinct, for twelve hours, From the Great Kills Yacht Club (77292)—Requesting permission to dredge in froth 9 a. m.. August 25, T9o8, Willi 1,crn1issinn to leave city. front of its premises easterly of Great Kills road, Great Kills, Borough of Richmond. Charles C. WVendell, One Hundred and Lighty-second Precinct, for twelve hours, Permit granted, work to be done under the supervision of the Chief Engineer, it from 8 a. m., August 25, 1908. being understood that the granting of the permit shall in no way be construed as Albert Rothenberg, Two Hundred and Seventy-sixth Precinct, for twelve hours, waiving any rights which the City may have or claim to have in and to the premises front io a. nl., August 2,, 1908. in question. The following leave of absence is hereby granted with half pay: From the Pennsylvania Railroad Company (77360)—Requesting permission to make general repairs, as may be required f ron time to time, to its piers and b'.ik' Patrolman. leads on the North and East Rivers in the Boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Nicholas Grill, One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Precinct, for one-half day, from 12 Permit qranted, on usual terms. to continue during the pleasure of the Cominis- noon, August 22, 1908. sioner, batt not longer than Decenthcr 31, icto8. From Edward H. Schlueter (77299)—Requesting permission to extend landing The following leaves of absence are hereby granter] without pay: place in front of his premises at Broad Channel, Jamaica Rav, Borough of Queens, llm.tntcd Patrolman. ten feet further outshore. Permit granted, upon condition that no liability rests upon the City for any accident which may recar by virtue of this permit, the work to be Joltn J. Russell, Traffic Precinct C, for one and one-half dais, from 12 noon, done tinder the supervision of the Chief Engineer. Altgust 2I, 1908. Front Albert H. I-Iastorf (773o4).—Rcgnesting permission to dredge at dumping Patrolmen. board maintained by him on pier foot of Thirtieta street, North River. Permit William J. I-Iogan, Ninth Precinct, for three days, from 12.01 a. nt., August 29, granted, work to be 'clone under supervision of the Chief Engineer. I(- From the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company— Thomas F. Hayes, Fourteenth Inspection District, for two days, from 12.01 a. ni., I (77307). Requesting permission to make general repairs, as may be required, August 25, IØ4. from time to time, to its water-front property along the North River. in the Borough James P. Connor, Eighteenth Precinct, for three days, froth 12 noon, August 21, of Manhattan, to commence July I. 1908. Permit granted, on usual terms, to con- 19o8, with permission to leave. city. tinue during the pleasure of the Commissioner, but not longer than December 31, Charles Herget, Thirty-third Precinct, for three days, from 12 noon, August 25, I gob. Io08 2 (77297). Requesting permission to run electric wires in conduits on the top James F. McDonnell, Thirty-third Precinct, for one day, from 12.01 a. m., August of the pier and bulkhead sheds from the 'Barclay street ferry terminal to Pier 13, 23, 1908. North River. Permit granted. work to be done under the supervision of the Chief George Mayer. One Hundred and Fifty-sixth Precinct, for one day, from 12 noon, Engineer, the consent of the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, and August 22, IØ, with permission to leave city. of the International Mercantile Marine Company, lessee of Piers 14 and I5, North River, to be obtained. Doorman. From Rafferty Brothers (77239)—Requesting permission to use -and occupy a James Quinn, One hundred avd Seventy-second Precinct, for three days, from space 3o by loo feet in dimensions between Fifty-second and Fifty-fourth streets, North 12 noon, August 26, 1go8, with permission to leave city. River, for the storage of building material. Privilege granted, to continue during the The following members of the Force having been tried on charges before a Dep- pleasure of the Commissioner, but not longer than April 30, 1909, rental to be at the uty Commissioner, are hereby reprimanded: rate of $45 per month, payable monthly in advance to the Dockmaster. From Joseph Tino & Co. (7724,)—Requesting permission to occupy space for the Lieutenants. storage of material between W 'est Thirty-third and \ est Thirty-fourth streets, North John F. Tinker, Tw•enty.cight li Precinct. River; at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, North River; at the approach John L. Langan, Twenty-eighth Precinct. to Pier 8, East River, and between Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth streets, North River. Charles Nichols, One hundred and Eighty-fourth Precinct. Privilege granted for space 3o by loo feet between Fifty--third and Fifty-fourth streets, North River, to continue during the pleasure of the Commissioner, but not longer than Patrolman. April 3o, 1909, rental to be at the rate of $45 per month, payable monthly in advance to Rudolph I' ohler, One I-fundred and Sixty-fourth Precinct. the Dockmaster. Request for other locations denied. From the Brown & Fleming Contracting Company (77170)—Requesting an exten- Doorman. sion of time within which to complete the delivery of broken stone under Contrast Joseph F. Nally, One Hundred and Eighty-fourth Precinct. No. q80. Extension granted to and including AIay 30, 1908. From the Maryland Steel Company (77217)—Requesting certain information rela- The following member of the Force having been tried on charges before a Dep- tive to details in the construction of the pier and bulkhead sheds on Piers 6o, 61 and uty Commissioner and found guilty, he is hereby dismissed from the Police Force of 62, North River, under Contract No. Iogí. Filed, the information having been fur- The City of New York: nished by the Chief Engineer. To take effect 3 p. m., August 21, 1908: From the White Star Line (77337)—Requesting dredging on the northerly side of Pier 49, North River. Dredging ordered. Patrolman. From the Curtis-Blaisdell Company (77283)—Requesting cancellation of its permit David 1I. Shcllard, Two Bundred and Seventy-eighth Precinct: Charges: Neglect for coal hoister digger at the foot of Twenty-eighth street, East River. Permit of ditty; violation of the Rules; violation of General Order No. 30, IØ; conduct un- revoked as of May 31. 1908. becotning an officer. From Finch & Coleman (7728o)—Stating they are the attorneys for the private owners of the Sunken Meadows, East River, and advising that their clients will not The following aniendntcut is hereby ordered: comply with Department's order to remove the building erected thereon. Matter re- Special Order No. 208, c. s., paragraph i, is amended so as to have the temporary ferred to Corporation Counsel for advice relative to enforcing Department's order assignments of Mounted Patrolman Thomas F. R. .McGuire, Sixty-sixth Precinct; for the removal of the structure. Patrolmen John J. Kavanagh, Sixty-eighth Precinct, and Patrick J. 'Murray, Thirty- From the Warner Sugar Refining Company (77270)—Asking whether the City second Precinct, to Thirty-third Precinct, take effect at 8 p. nl., August 22, Igo8, in- has a pier or bulkhead to rent in the vicinity of West Twenty-third street, North stead of August 2I. River. Answered there are no public piers or bulkheads in the vicinity available, The following Special Patrolmen are hereby al:pointed: but that deliveries may be made at the West Thirtieth street pier. From the Fort Washington Coal Company (772;8)—Requesting a five-year lease Joseph Ruben, Hugh J. Swift, Bernard J. O'Brien, George H. Smith, William of loo feet of bulkhead southerly of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street pier, Knivtel, James Tierney, John F. Devine, John Hodge and Joseph F. Roche, for Long North River. Denied. Island Railroad Company, Long Island] City. From Chandler Davis (77376)—Tendering his resignation from the position of The resignations of the following Special Patrolmen are hereby accepted: Assistant Engineer in this Department, to take effect October r, Igo8. Accepted. Robert J. Vail, employed by Mechanics and Traders' Bank, Broadway and Forty From Michael Sponza (77375)—Asking that his title be changed from Diver to fifth street, Manhattan. Dock Laborer. Municipal Civil Service Commission requested to authorize change. Solomon P. Allen, cmpinyed hy Pinkerinn National Detective Agency, Nn. 5i From the Auditor (77287)—Recommending that the permit to the Department of Broadway, Manhatla11. highways for the storage of sand, gravel, etc., between Fifty-second and Fifty-fourth streets, North River, be renewed as of May I, 1908. Filed, the old permit being still WILLIAM F. BAKER, Acting Police Commissioner in existence.

a 9522 THE CITY RECORD . MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908.

From the Chief Engineer— 3 (77385). Recommending the issuance of an order for repairs to unleased piers I (77397). Reporting that in order to proceed with the work of constructing the and bulkheads owned by the City along the North River. Order issued to Chief' bulkhead wall at the new Bellevue Section, East River, it will be necessary to remove Engineer. a portion of the inshore end of the pier foot of Twenty-ninth street. Chief Engineer 4 (77381). Submitting report of work clone tinder his charge and supervision for ordered to remove so much of the inner portion of the pier as is necessary to permit the week ending May 23, i9o8. Filed. construction of bulkhead wall. From the Secretary (77404)—Reporting that but one bid was received for the 2 (77374). Reporting that Thomas F. Oates, Dock Laborer, has been absent with- privilege of placing filling in rear of bulkhead wall at westerly end of James slip out leave since April 7, ico8, and recommending that he be dropped from the list of section, on the East River, viz.: Bouker Contracting Company, offering to pay employees. Name dropped. the stmt of $650 for the privilege. Privilege awarded to the Company. 3 (77293). Recommending that the President of the Borough of Manhattan be From the Superintendent of Ferries (77378)—Submitting bonds of Hugh 11 requested to cause repairs to be made to the double wooden sewer under pier foot of Martin, Jr., and Henry Van Holland, Financial Clerks, in the sum of $3,0oo each, One Hundred and Tenth street, Harlem River. Request forwarded to Borough Presi- and renewal bond of Mersereau D. Minor, Financial Clerk, in the sum of $3,000. dent. Forwarded to Comptroller. From the heads of the various Bureaus of the Department (7738.t)—Submitting The Mayor was requested to authorize the advertising and award of a contract list of absentees for the months of April and flay, 19o8. Filed. for ,}0,000 toils of coal to be used in the Staten Island ferry service. A communication (77192) was received from the Commissioner of Public Works for the Borough of Alanhattan, calling attention to repairs required to granite pave- William J. Hamilton was appointed to the position of Dock Laborer, with com- ment foot of Whitehall street, East River. Filed, repairs having been made. pensation at the rate of 3t4 cents per hour, while employed. (77377.) DENTS A. JUDGE, Deputy and Acting Commissioner. T-T. Dc B. Parsons, in accordance with authorization of the Connnissioners of the Sinking Fund (77402), was appointed as Consulting Marine Architect, to perform the New York, June 12, 1908. usual duties of such appointment in connection with the design and construction of The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as noted, ferryboats and equipment for the operation of the ferries between the Borough of to wit: Manhattan and Stapleton, Staten Island, and Port Richmond, Staten Island, and for From the Board of Estimate and Apportionment (77392)—Transmitting certified the extension of ferry facilities at South Brooklyn, including the making of such copies of resolutions adopted June 5, Igo8, as follows: (i) amending resolution calculations as may be needed to enable the Department of Docks and Ferries to de- adopted April 24, ioo8, authorizing the advertising for bids and award of contract terntine what kind of vessel can best fulfill the. Bentands of the City, the giving of such for construction of Manhattan terminal of the Staten Island ferry, at an estimated data, information or advice as the Naval Architect employed by the Department may cost of $_136,000, by striking therefrom the figures "436,000," and inserting in place need, the supervision and checking of such of his work as may be submitted, the ,hereof the figures "464,640," and (2) recommending to the Board of Aldermen the general supervision of the trials of the hunts. and making such reports thereon as may establishment of the position of Searcher at the rate of $2,000 per annum, for one enable the Department to gain the fill] benefit thereof for the oncration of the vessels, incumbent. Filed. the duties to continue until the last of the boats is built and ready for service, the com- From the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund (774o2)—Transmitting certified pensation to be paid to be equal to one per cent. of the total cost of the boats to be copies of resolutions adopted June it, i9o8, as follows: constructed. I. Authorizing and directing the Comptroller to execute lease to City from R. F. Martin, of three rooms in the building No. 44 North Fairview avenue, Ham- The following Department Orders were issued: mels Station, Borough of Queens, for theuse of this Department, for a period of one year from the date of occupation, with the privilege of renewal for another year upon the sane terms and conditions, at an annual rental of $too, payable quarterly. No. Issued 'Io and For. Price. 2. Amending resolution adopted October 23, I907, authorizing the appointment of Consulting .11arine Engineer, by substituting the words "Consulting Marine Architect" in place of "Consulting 1\larine Engineer." 23916. T. R. \Ic\Iann & Co., electrical supplies ...... 117 30 3. Fixing June 30, Igo8, as the date for a hearing in the matter of the proposed 23917. Locomobile Coutpany of America, storage of car for J tine, 19o8.... 27 5o acquisition by condemnation proceedings of the bulkhead between Piers (old) 52 and 23918. Excello Are Lanip Company, are lamps ...... 609 61 53, East River. 4. Fixing• June 30, IgoS, as the (late for a hearing in the matter of the proposed li amendment of the new plan for the improvement of the water-front between Twenty- DENIS A. JUDGE, eighth and Thirty-eighth streets, Brooklyn. Deputy and Acting Commissioner. 5. Fixing Jnne 30, 1908, as the date for a hearing in the matter of the proposed purchase of property in the vicinity of Jamaica avenue, Astoria, Borough of Queens. New York, June 13, 1908. Filed. The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as From the President of the Borough of Brooklyn (7731o)—Calling attention to noted. to wit: repairs required to platform foot of Dock street, Brooklyn. Answered that the work From the Municipal Civil Service Comntission- of repairs is in progress. I (77413). Stating that John J. Carroll is ineligible for transfer ironi the posi- From I henry E. Fox (77279)—Requesting permission to lay water main on Exte- tion of Foreman of Laborers in the Fire Department to a similar position in this De- rior street, between Sixty-fourth and Seventieth streets, East River, and across the partment, Carroll having been employed in his present capacity only since June i, East River to Blackwell~ Island, at Sixty-fifth street. Permit granted, work to be rqo8. Filed. clone under the supervision of the Chief Engineer, the work to be so conducted as 2 (77,;9.3). Submitting list of persons eligible for appointment to the position of not to interfere with the wharfage facilities in the vicinity. Marine Engineer. William Lewis nro~m tcd front the position of Pile Driving'En- From the Sauetel Stevens Realty Company (76831, 77316)—Requesting permis- ginenian to that of Marine Engineer, with pay at the rate of $t,65o per annum while sian to construct a platform, pier and crib bulkheads between Broadway and Sanford employed, to take effect June 20, 1908. street, Astoria, Borough of Queens. Permit granted, work to be done in accordance From Robert Gordon & Son (77379)—Requesting permission to replace the with plans suhruitted, as anegeled and tinder the supervision of the Chief Engineer. rendering and ntgkc sundry repairs to the bulkhcacl between Forty-sixth and Forty- From Airs. l'ilare E. )lurehy (77226)—Requesting permission to maintain stand seventh streets; North River. Permit granted, work to be kept within existing lines for the sale of fruit, candy and soda water on the recreation structure at Pier io, and to be done under the supervision of the Chief Engineer. North River. Privilege granted, to continue tiluring the pleasure of the Commnmissioner, From the Marine Engineers, Actin„ as Chief Engincers, in the Municipal Ferry but not longer than the close of the season of igo8, rental to be at the rate of $ì Service (77408)—Requesting permission to bring suit against the City for back pay per month, payable nionthly in advance to the Dockmaster. alleged to he due for the period between the date they commenced the duties of Act- Front John R. Madden (7724)—Requesting permission to land the steamer ing 'îhicf Engineer and the tinte they were promoted to that grade. Denied. "Catherine W." at the Pattery landing on Sundays during 19o8. Privilege granted, to continue during the pleasure of the Commnmissioner, but not longer than December The Department of Health (77017) was requested to nake a re-examination as 31, tØ8, rental to be at the rate of $2 per day for each day of occupation, payable to the physical condition of Dominick Ross, Shil, Carpenter. at the end of each week to the Dockntaster. From the Dorscht Lodge Yacht Club (77399)—Stating it has purchased the inter- The Auditor reported that the following were audited and forwarded to the est of Frank B. Arnzen in lot No. 36 of Block 7, at Broad Channel, Jamaica Bay, Finance Department for payment: Borough of Queens, and asking that the permit for the occupation of the premises I. Payroll of Municipal Ferry force for the week ending June 12, 1908, be transferred to the chub. Permit transferred. amounting to ...... $2,850 31 From G. B. Spearin (77386)—Requesting an extension of time on Contract No. 2. Payroll of Construction and Repairs force for the week ending June totg, for building Thirty-ninth street ferry terminal, Borough of Manhattan. Exten- 12, igo8, amounting to ...... 29,469 86 sion granted to and including June It, Igo8. 3. Claims for the week ending June 13, ioo8, aniotmting to...... 180,192 77 From James Shewan & Sons (76698)—Requesting an extension of time on Con- tract No. 1038, Class i, for painting Municipal ferryboats. Extension granted to and including May I, 1908. The Cashier reported that moneys were received and deposited for the week From James Thedford & Son (77268)—Requesting copy of permit for berth at ending June .13, 1908, amounting to $84,705.38. pier foot of East Ninety-first street, East River. Copy of permit furnished. From A. G. Foster (77274)—Requesting permission to utse sign hoards foot of Twenty-third street, East River. Denied. The Municipal Civil Service Commission was requested to authorize the transfer From John A. Philbrick, & Brother (77306)—Calling attention to the inadequate of Patrick J. Kenny from the position of Deckhand to that of Dock Laborer in this docking facilities foot of One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street, North River, and Department. asking that one berth be assigned for brick barges exclusively. Answered that the DELAIS A. JUDGE, Deputy and Acting Commissioner. Dockmaster has been directed to assign one berth for brick barges. From the Compagnie Generale Translantique (77396)—Filing agreement to assume New York, Junc 15, i9o8. all the obligations and conditions of the lease of the pier foot of West Forty-fourth The following communications were received, action being taken thereon as street, North River, in so far as it relates to the portion sublet to the French line noted, to wit: by the United States Transportation Company. Filed. From tite Municipal Civil Service Commission (77344)—Submitting list of per- From J. Frank Quinn (76922)—Requesting permission to assign to Peter C. Gal- sons eligible for appointment to the position of Financial Clerk. James J. Fitz- lagher and John J. Gallagher, composing the firm of Gallagher Brothers, Class I .of gerald apf.'ointed, with compensation at the rate of $6o per niontli while employed. Contract No. 1082, for sand, Gallagher Brothers having agreed to assume all the From the Bouker Contracting Company (77424)—Requesting permission to obligations of the contract, and the Empire State Surety Company having consented, repair its damping board foot of Fourteenth street, East River. Permit granted, as surety, to the assignment: also to assign to Jacob E. Conklin Class 2 of Contract work to be done under the supervision of the Chief Engineer, and to be kept within No. I082, for broken stone. Conklin having agreed to assume all the obligations of the existing lines. contract and the Empire State Surety Company, as surety, having consented to the From Thomas Fitzgerald (77423)—Requesting information relative to the assignment. Consent granted. methods pursued by The City of New York in acquiring ownership of water-front Front the Atalanta Boat Club (774o6)—Stating, in response to Department's property. Information furnished. request for payment of back rental for maintenance of boathouse foot of One Htm- From the Riparian Land and Improvement Company (7742o)—Submitting copy dred and Fifty-second street, North River, that its rental has been paid to April 30, of its prospectus relative to the establishment of a ferry from the foot of F_ latbusli i9o8. In accordance with the recommendation of the Auditor, owing to the difficulty avenue, in the County of Kings, as the sann e shall be when extended, to various experienced in collecting arrears of rental, the permit for the "maintenance of the points oil the south shore of Jamaica Bay, in the County of Queens. Filed. boathouse at the point in question was revoked, to take effect June 30, 1908, and the From the Superintendent of Docks (77334)—Reporting that Oil Jane 3, 1908, club ordered to vacate the premises on or before that date. the Department Life Saver, Thomas F. A. Winfield, rescued four people from a sinking From the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey (77356)—Transmitting con- rowboat off One Hundred and Thirty-third street, North River. Filed. sent of the sureties on the lease for the subletting of the northerly half of Pier (new) 39, North River, and half bulkhead northerly. Filed. From Robert L. Humphryes, Foreman Stone Cutter (77382)—Asking that lie be The following Department order was issued: placed on the Department's weekly payroll. Denied. From the Chief Engineer— No. Issued To and For. Price. I (77410, 77373). Reporting that Class i of Contract No. 11355, for cement, was commenced June 8, IgoS, by John P. Kane Company, and that Class 5 of Contract No. 1135, for rip-rap, was commenced June ii, 19o8, by O'Brien Brothers. Cotnp- troller notified. .23919. J. E.dtvard Ogdcn Company, fire line, at Chelsea SCCIigs...... $39 00 2 (774o3)• Submitting quarterly report relative to the cleaning of the ferry slips at the Whitehall terminal of the Staten Island ferry. Frederick E. Driggs, insurance adjuster, notified as to result. DENIS A. JUDGE, Deputy and Acting Commissioner,

MONDAY, AUGUST 31, i9o8. THE CITY RECORD. 9523

BOARD OF HLECTIONS. Telephone, r5of and rcob Cortlandt. Supply BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Headquarters, General Office, No. toy West Forty Room, No. s City Hall. Patrick J. Tracy, Supervisor Henry McMillen, brat street. Deputy Supervisor; C.ld c Secretary. In accordance with the provisions of section 1546, chapter 378, Laws of 1897, as Commissioners—John T. fooling (President), Kemis, Charles B. Page (Secretary), Rudolph C. Fuller amended by chapter 466, Laws of 19oí, section 383, 1 transmit the following report of James the transactions of this office for the week ending August 26, 19nS, exclusive of Bureau A. Allen, Chief Clerk. COMMISSIONER OF LICENSES. of Buildings. EoROUGH OFFICES. Office No srj Broadway. John 11 Bogart Commissionel. Permits Issued. Manhattan. James P. Archi~iald, Deputy Commissioner. Sewer connections and repairs ...... 37 No. Ill West Forty-second street, obo 1. Caldwell, Secretary. William C. Baxter, Chief Clerk. Vince houre, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, 9 a. in. Water connections and repairs ...... 51 to is in. Laying gas mains and repairs ...... 28 The Bronx. Telephone, ISsS Worth. Placing building material on public highway ...... x6 One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and Mott Crossing sidewalk with team ...... 6 avenue (Solingen Buildin g). Constructing vaults ...... 2 Cornelius A. Bunner, Chief Clerk. COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND. Constructing subways ...... 4 Brooklyn. George B. McClellan, Mayor, Chairman; anHerm Miscellaneous permits ...... 51 A. Metz, Comptroller; James J. Martin, Chamber No. 4s Court street (Temple Bar Building): lain • Patrick F. McGowan. President of the Board George Russell, Chief Clerk, of Aldermen, and Timothy P. Sullivan, Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen, Members; Total...... 195 Queens, N. Taylor Phillips, beputy Comptroller Secretary. No. 46 Jackson avenue, Long Island City.' Office of Secretary, Room is, Stewart Auilding. Carl Voegel. Chief Clark. Number of permits renewed, 51; number revoked, I. Telephone, rsoo Worth. Richmond. Money Received for Permits. Borough Hall New Brighton S. I. DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES. Sewer connections ...... $384 58 Charles M. Schwalbe, Chief illerk. All offices open from 9 a. in. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays Nos. r3-sr Park Row. Restoring and repaving streets ...... 572 23 9a. m. to Ism. lames W Stevenson, Commissioner. Vault privileges ...... I,655 39 H. Little Deputy Commissioner. Edgargar E. Schillf, Secretary. BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-. Ofhcehours,ga.m.to4p.in, Total deposited with the City Chamberlain ...... $2,612 20 Saturdays, 9 a. in. to is in. TIONMHNT. Telephone, 6080 Cortlandt. The Mayor, Chairman; the Comptroller, President of the Board of Aldermen, President of the Borough of Manhattan, President of the Borough of Brook- Laboring horce Employed During the Week Ending August 22, 1908. lyn, President of the Borough of The Bronx, Presi DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. dent of the Borough of Queens, President of the Bureau of Highways- Borough of Richmond. CENTRAL OFFICE. Forcuuien...... 51 No. 148 East Twentieth street. Office hours from OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. 9 R. in. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, q a. in. to is in. Assistant Forelncui ...... ..... 33 Telephone, 1047 Gramercy...... 131 No. a77 Broadway, Room rØ, Telephone, ss8o 'feanis ...... Worth. John V, Coggey, Commissioner, Carts...... 27 George W. Meyer, Deputy Commissioner. Joseph Haag, Secretary; William M. Lawrence John B. Fitzgerald, Secretary. Inspectors...... 15 Assistant Secretary. Charles V. Ades, Clerk to Board. Mechanics ...... S6 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER. Laborers...... 649 DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND ...... 24 Nelson P. Lewis Chief Engineer No. syd Broad Drivers...... way, Room r4o8. peIeuhane, ss81 Worth. FERRIES. Arthur S. Tuttle, Engineer in charge Division of Pier "A,' N. R. Battery place. Public Improvements, No. sly Broadway, Room Telephone 300 lector. Total...... 98ft 1408. Telephone, as8r Worth. Allen N. Spooner Commissioner. Harry P. Nichols, Engineer in charge Division of Denis A. Judge, deputy Commissioner. Franchises, No. r» Broadway, Room gor. Tele- Joseph W. Savage, Secre tary. Bureau of Sewers— phone, sits Worth. Office hours 9 a. m. to 4 ,; Saturdays, Is in. Foremen...... II Assistant Foremen ...... 1 2 BOARD OF EXAMINERS. DEPARTMENT OF ]EDUCATION. Carts...... 26 Rooms 6osy and óos8 Metropolitan Building, No. I Mechanics...... 4 Madison avenue, Borough of Manhattan, 9 a. in. to BOARD OF EDUCATION. Irti 4 p m.; Saturdays, q a. m. to is m. Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street Borough of Laborers...... Telephone, 8" Gramercy. 10 1 Manhattan, 9 a. in. to 5 p. in. (in the month of Drivers ...... ~ggWarren A. Conover, Charles Buck, Lewis Hard- August, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.); Saturdays, 9 a. in. to Smith, EdwardC nr. Henry R. 12 in. Maishallland Geor å haairm Teleuhone. «IO Plaza. Total...... 181 Edward V. Barton, Clerk. Board meeting every Tuesday at s p. in. .;_Nicholas J. Barrett, :x, President, Borough of The Bronx. BOARD OF PAROLE OF THE NEW B. Donnelly, Horace E. Dresser A. Lett Everett, YORK CITY REFORMATORY OF Alexander Ferris, Joseph Nicola francolini, George MISDEMEANANTS. Freifeld. George J. Gillespie, John Greene, Lewis EUREAV OF LICENSE$ Haase, Robert L. Harrison, Louis Haupt, M. D.; q a, m. to 4 p m. Saturdays, 9 a. m. to to m, Office, No. 148 East Twentieth street. Thomas J. Higgins, Arthur Hollick, Charles Telephone, Øs0 ortlandt. John V. Coggey, Commissioner of Correction, H. Ingalls, Nathan S. Jonas, Hugo Kanzler, Max John P. Corrigan. Chief of Bureau. President. Katzenberg John C. Kelley, Alrick H. Man, Principal Office, Room i City Hall, Gaetano Wm. E. Wyatt, Judge, Special Sessions, First Clement March, Mitchell May Dennis J. McDon- D'Amato Deputy Chief, Eforoughs of Manhattan Division. aid, M. D.; Thomas J. O'Donofiue, Frank H. Part- and The Pronz. Robert J. Wiikin, judge, Special Sessions, Sec- ridge, George W. Schaedle, Henry H. Sherman Branch Office Room rs, Borough Hall Brooklyn, ond Division. Arthur S. Somers, Abraham Stern, M. Samuel James J. Kinsella, Deputy Chief, Borough of Brook ames J. Walsh, City Magistrate, First Division Stern, Cornelius J. Sullivan Michael J. Sullivan, lyn. Jdward J. Dooley, City Magistrate, Second Divi- Bernard Suydam, Rupert h. Thomas, John R. Office Richmond Borough Hall, Room s3 sion. Thompson, George A. Vandenhoff Prank D. N ew Brighton S. 1. William R. Would., Financial Samuel B. Hamburger, John C. Heintz, Dominick Wilsey, George W. Wingate, Egerton L. Winthrop, Di Dario, james F. Boyle. Jr.. members of the Board. Clerk, Boro ►I of Richmond. Branch Office, Hackett Building, Long Island Thomas R. Minnick, Secretary. Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr., President. City. Borough of Queens. John Greene. Vice-President. A. Emerson Palmer, Secretary. Fred H. Johnson Assistant Secretary. BOARD OF REVISION OF ASSESS- C. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent of School Build, AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS. MENTS. nes. Room zoy, No. sto Broadway, 5th floor, 9 a. m. to Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. Patrick Lones, Superintendent of School Supplies Francis K. Pendleton, Corporation Counsel. Henry ít M. Cook, Auditor. 4 Telephone, 1g42 Worth. Lawson Purdy, President of the Department of Thomas A. Dillon, Chief Clerk. The Mayor the Comptroller, ex .officio, Commis- Taxes and Assessments. Henry M. Leipziger, Supervisor of Lectures. aioners John fr Cowan (President) William H. Ten Henry J. Storrs, Chief Clerk, Finance Depart- Claude G. Leland, Superintendent of bibrsrtci, CHANGES IN DEPARTMENTS, ETC. Eyck John J. Ryan an John P. Vindoleh; Harry ment No. sto Broadway . BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENTS. W. WSalker, Secretary; Walter H. Sears, Chief En- Telephone, sire Worth. gineer. William H. Maxwell, City Superintendent of DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. Schools, and Andrew W. Edson, John H. Haaren Clarence E. Meleney, Thomas S. O'Brien, Borough of Tltc Bronx. ARMORY BOARD. BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY. Edwazci B. Shallow, Edward L. Stevens, Gustave Straubenmúller, John H. Walsh, Associate City August 26— Mayor George B. McClellan, the President of Office, No. 59 Broadwa Superintendents. the Board of Aldermen, Patrick F. McGowan, John A. Bensel, arlesCh N. Chadwick, Appointments. Brigadier-General George Moore Smith, Brigadier- Charles A. Shaw Commissionerai Thomas Hasseht Secretary. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS. John Collins, One Ilundlred and Seventy- General Tohn G. Eddy, the President of the Depart- ment of Taxes and Assessments, Lawson Purdy. J. Waldo Smith, Chief Engineer. Darwin L. Bardwell William A. Campbell John iiintli street and Osborne place, Driver Hamle Davis, Secretary, Room 6, Basement, Hall J Chickering, John W. Davis,ohn Dwyer, James with horse and wagon, at a compensation of Records, Chambers and Centre streets. M. Edsall, Matthew J. Elgas, Edward D. Farrell, Office hours, 9 C. in. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, 9 a. in. COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS. Cornelius D. Franklin, John Griffin, M.D.; John L. at the rate of $3.50 per diem, to take effect to If m. N. Hunt, Henry W. Jameson, James Lee. Charles August 26. Telephone, 3900 Worth. Rooms Ir4 and ii Stewart Building, No. sto W. Lyon, James J McCabe, William J. O'Snea, Thomas Grehenis, One Ihundred and Broadway, 9 a. m. to 4 p M. Luba Richman, Alfred T. Schauffier, Albert Shiels, Seventieth street and Nelson avenue, Telephone, 431,r Worth. Edgar Dubs Shinier, Seth T. StewartEdward W. ART COMMISSION. John Purroy Mitchel, Ernest Y. GaØr, Com- Stitt Grace C. Strachan, Joseph S. Taylor, Joseph Driver with wagon and team, at a com- City Hall, Room sl. missioners, H. Wade, Evangeline E. Whitney. pensation at the rate of $4.5o per diem, Telephone call rroj cor-.11sssilt. Robert W. Je Forest Trustee Metropolitan BOARD OF EXAMINERS. to take effect August 29. CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAGE August 28—Ap) Museum of Art, President; irrank D. Millet, Painter, William H. Maxwell, City Superintendent of ointtnent of Frank A. Vice-President; Howard Mansfield, Secretary; A. COMMISSION. Schools, and James C. Byrnes, Walter L. Hervey, ltarnccott, No. 1746 Webster avenue, Augustus Healy, President of the Brooklyn Institute TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH WARDS. Jerome A. O'Connell, George J. Smith, Examiners. Driver with wagon and team, at a corn- of Arts and Sciences' George . McClellan, Mayor of The City of New i'ork; John Bigelow, President Office 1)etiSittioIl at the rate of $4.50 per diem, to of New York Public Library; John J. Boyle, Sculptor Broadway(te (Stewart Building), Borough to oManhat. take effect August 28, 19o8. Arnold W. Brunner, Architect; John B. Pine, tan, New York City._ DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Charles Howland Russell. Commissioners—William E. StWingi, George C. Stewart Building Chambers street Bad Broadway, John Quincy Adams, Assistant Secretary. Norton, Lewis A. Abrams. Lamont McLoughlin, Clerk. 9 a. M. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays, q a. M. to sa M. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Regular advertised meetings on Monday, Wednes- Telephone, rsoo Worth. day and Friday of each week at s o'clock p. in. Herman A. Metz, Comptroller. BELLEVUE AND ALLIED HOSPITALS. John H. McCooey and N. Taylor Phillips, Deputy Comptrollers. C TATEMENT OF THE HOURS DURING Office, Bellevue Hospital, Twenty-sixth street and Hubert L. Smith, Assistant Deputy Comptroller. iD which the Public Offices in the City are open First avenue. CITY CLERK AND CLERK OF THE Paul Loeser, Secretary to Comptroller. or business and at which the Courts regularly open Telephone Ø Madison Square. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. and adjourn ae well as the places where such offices Board of bcusteee—Dr. John W. Brannan Presi- MAIN DIVISION. are kept aØ such Courts are held, together with the dent; James K. Paulding, Secretary; Arden t~ Rob- City Hall, Rooms it, Is; lo a. m. to 4 P. in.; Sat- heads of Departments and Courts. bins, Samuel Sachs Leopold Stern, John J Barry, urdays, ro a. in. to Is in. H. J. Storrs, Chief Clerk, Room u, John G. O'Keeffe Itdbert W. Hebberd ez-ofcio. Telephone Meneral Medica Superintendent, S, *. Armstrong P. Sly, City Clerk and Clark of the Board of BOOKKEEPING AND AWARDS DIVISION. Alderman. Frank W. Smith, Chief Accountant and Beck- CITY OFFICES. Joseph F. dergast Deputy keeper, Room 8. Aldermen. Oakley, thief Clark the Board of BOARD OF M DHRMHN. STOCK AND BOND DIVISION. HAYOR'S OFFICE. No. ir City Hall, is a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays Iaseph V. Sculisy, Clerk, Borough of Brooklyn. to a, m.to is M. Thomas J. MCCÙS Deputy City Clerk, Borough Rerams J. Sullivan, Chief Stock and Bond Clerk No, 5 City Hall, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays 9 Telephone, rS6e Cort)aadt. of Tite Bronx, a. m. to Is in. Patrick F. McGowan, President. William R. Zimmerman, Deputy City Clerk, Bor- Tele hone, lions Cortlandt. P. J. Scully, City Clark. oueh of Queens. BUREAU OF AUDIT—PAIN DIVISION. GEORGE H. McCLBLLAN, Maya. N0Ø . p'Øy, DWWRty Cite Clark, Botoegh P. H. Quinn, Chief Auditor of Accounts, 300m 27. Frank 14. O'Brien, gSe~Ø~yary. William BOARD OF ASSESSOR/. LAW AND ADJUITNENT DIVISION. A. g(~r~Willis,, Chief Cle~and .Bond sad T. Mahoney, Auditor of Accounts, Warrøt Clark. OMce. No. Iss Broadway, e e. m. to 4 p. m.; Sat CITY RECORD OFFICE. urdafs,Is M. RJomm suk*AO OF WEIGHTI AND MEASURES. Antonio ZuØ. RIIInAV OF PRINTING, TiATiolli1í AND Room 7, City Hall, 9 a. m. to 4 p. in.; Saturdays Paul Weimann. BLARE EOOEE. BUREAU OP KUNICIPAL INVISTISATMN asen 9 a. m. to urn. James H. Kennedy. Snpmlsor's Of c., Park Row BuUii g, No. ei STATiSTKS. TØh toso Cortlandt. William H. Jesper, Ø Park Row. Entrance, Room Isp, 9 a. R41í 4 p. a[.; Charles g Sapec Statlidiai sild PatrlaØDity, Chid of Bureau Telephone, M. for and 31 Worth. Saturdays, 9 a. into is m. EKS,~ Aoom lap, "' . 9524 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, s O8.

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS DIVISION, James J.. Mclnemey, Second Deputy Commis- BUREAU OF STREET OPENINGS. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Daniel C. Potter, Chief Examiner of Accounts of abner Brooklyn and Queens, Nos. 317 to 331 No. go West Broadway, q a. m. to 4 p, m. Satur- President's Office, Borough Hall, Jackson avenue Institutions, Room 38. Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. Telephone, ag'y days 9a. m. to Ia m. and Fifth street, Long Island City; 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Main. Te'ephons, 8igc Cortlandt. Saturdays, g a. m. to ra m. OFFICE OF THE CITY PAYMASTER. I. McKee Borden. Secretary. John P. Dunn, Assistant in charge. Lawrence Gresser President. No. 83 Chambers street and No. 6S Reads street. Plans and Specifications Contracts, Proposals and John M. Cragen secretary. John H. Timmerman, City Paymaster. Estimates for Work and Øateria)s for Building Re- BUREAU FOR THE RECOVERY OF PENALTIES. Alfred Denton, !`ommissioner of Public Works. pairs and Supplies, Bills and Accounts, 9 a. m. sto 4 No. rig Nassau street, g a. m. to 4 p. m.; Satur Harry Sutphin, Assistant Commissioner of Pub- ENGINEERING DIVISION. p. m. Saturdays, Is m. dass q a. m. to Ia M. lic Works. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway, Bureau of Dependent Adults, foot of East Twenty- Telephone 4526 Cortlandt. James P. Hicks, Superintendent of Highways. Chandler Withington, Chief Engineer, Room 5S• sixth street. Office hours, 8.3o a. m. to 4 p. m. Herman Siiefel, Assistant in charge. Carl Berger. Superintendent of Buildings. The Children's Bureau, No. 66 Third avenue. ohn J. Balleran, Superintendent of Sewers. DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE. Office hours 8.3o a. m. to 4 p. m. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ARREARS OF James E. Clonin, Superintendent of Street Thomas F. Byrnes, Mortimer J. Brown, Apprais. Jeremiah Connelly, Superintendent for Richmond PERSONAL TAXES. C leaning. ers of Real Estate, Room 157. Borough, Borough ifall, St. George, Staten Island. No. sto Broadway, 5th floor. Office hours for pub- Edward F. Kelly, Superintendent of Public Telephone, ieee Tompkinsville. lic 9 R. m. to 4 p m.; Saturdays, g a. m. to is m. Buildings and Offices, BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAKES. telephoner 585rth. Wo Telephone, Igoo Greenpoint. Geo. O'Reilly, Assistant In charge. Borough of Manhattan—Stewart Building, Room DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING. O. TENEMENT HOUSE BUREAU AND BUREAU OF David E. Austen, Receiver of Taxes. Nos. 13 to aI Park row, 9 a. m. to 4 p• m. BUILDINGS. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. John J. McDonougb and William H. Loughran, Telephone, 386 Cortlandt. nt's Office, New. Deputy Receivers of Taxes. Foster Crowell Commissioner, No.µ East Twenty-third street, q a. m. to 4 p. m. Brighton, Staten Island. Borough of The Bronx—Municipal Building,Third William H. Edwards, Deputy Commissioner Saturdays, q a. m. to Is M. and Tremont avenues. Borough of Manhattan. Telephone IØI Gramercy. John B. Underhill and Stephen A. Nugent, Dep- Owen J. Murphy, Deputy Commissioner, Borough John P. 0 Bnen, Assistant in charge. Engineer and uty Receivers of Taxes. of Brooklyn. Borough of Brooklyn—Municipal Building, Rooms Jerome F. Reilly, Deputy Commissioner, Borough METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE COMMIS- w..uwu.acua oa nysuwayn. a-8. of The Bronx. SION. John T. John J, O'Brien, Chid Clerk. }'retherston, Superintendent ot Street James B. Bouck and William Gallagher, Deputy Oficef No. ty Battery place. Geo" H. Soper Cleaning. Receivers of Taxes. Ph. D., lresídent; James H. Fuertes Secretary; H. Ernest H. Seehusen, Superintendent of Sewers. Borough of Queens—Hackett Building, Jackson de B. Parsons, Charles Sooysmi{h, Linsly R. John Timlin, Jr., Superintendent of Public Build. avenue and Fifth street, Long Island City. ings and Offices. Mason O. Smedley, Deputy DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND Williams, M. D, George H. Creed aud ASSESSMENTS. Telephone. 1694 Rector. George W. Tuttle, Principal Assistant Engineer Receivers of Taxes. Bureau of Engineering—Topographical. Borough of Richmond—Borough Hall, St. George, Hall of Records, corner of Chambers and Centre Theoaor S. Oxholm, Principal Assistant Engineer, New Brighton. streets. Office hours, q a. M. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE Bureau of Engineering—Construction. John De Morgan and F. Wilsey Owen, Deputy 9 a. m. to is in. COMMISSION. Offices—Borough Hall, New Brighton, N. Y., 9 Receivers of Taxes Commissioners Lawson Purdy, President; Frank a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturdays, g a. m. to Is m. Raymond, James H. Tully,Charles Putzel, Hugh No. a. to 4 Telephone. i000 Tomukinsvilfa. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS Hastings, Charles J. McCormack. Frank L. Polk, A Rom Appleton, Arthur J. AND ARREARS. O'Keeffe. Frank A. Spencer, Secretary . Borough of Manhattan-Stewart Building, Room CORONERS. I. DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY, John F. Skelly, Assistant Secretary. Daniel Moynahan, Collector of Assessments and GAS AND ELECTRICITY. Borough of The Bronx—Comer of Third avenue Labor Bureau, and Tremont avenue. Telephone, IsSo Tremont Arrears. Nos. 13 to ai Park row, q a. m. to 4 p. M. Ncs. 54-6o Lafayette street. and 1402 Tremont. Richard E. Weldon, Deputy Collector of Assess- Telephones, Manhattan, 8gan Cortlandt; Brook- ments and Arrears. Telephone, sito Worth. Robert F. McDonald A. F. Schwannecke. lyn 398o Main; Queens, 439 Greenpoint; Richmond, William T. Austin Chief Clerk. Borough of The Bronx—Municipal Building, pkinaville; Rooms 5-. 94 Tom Bronx, 6a Tremont, Borough of Brooklyn—Office, Rooms I and 3 John H O'Brien, Commissioner. MUNICIPAL EXPLOSIVES COMMISSION. Municipal Building. Telephone, 4004 James J. Donovan, Jr., Deputy Collector of As- M. F. Loughman. Deputy Commissioner. Main, Main and 4005 sessments and Anears. John F. Garvey, Secretary to Department. Nos. 157 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Head- Borough of Brooklyn—Mechanics' Bank Building, quarters Fire Department. Henry I. Brewer, M. D., John F. Kennedy corner Court and Montague streets. I. M. de Varona Chief Engineer. Patrick A. Whitney, Deputy Fire Commissioner Joseph McGuinness, Chief Clerk. Thomas Drennan, Deputy Collector of Assess- George W. Birdsall, Consulting Hydraulic Eagi- and Chairman; William Montgomery, John Sherry, Ooen all hours of the day and night. J. neer. Borough of Manhattan—Office, Criminal Courts ments and Arrears. Georg C. Andrade, Jr., Abram A. Breneman. Borough of Queens—Hackett Building, Jackson e F. Sever, Consulting Electrical Engineer. Franz S. Wolf, Secretary, No. i57 East Sixty- Building, Centre and White streets. Open at all avenue and Fifth street. Long Island City. Charles F Lacombe, Chief Engineer of Light and seventh street. times of the day and night. Patrick E. Leahy, Deputy Collector of Assess- Power. Stated meeting, Friday of each week, at 3 p. m. Coroners: Julius Harburger, Peter P. Acritelli, ments and Arrears. Michael C. Padden, Water Register, Manhattan. Telephone, 64o Plaza George F. Shrady, Jr., Peter Dooley. William A. Hawley, Secretary to Commissioner. Julius Harburger, President Board of Coroners. Borough of tiichmond—St. George, New Brigh- William C. Cozier, Deputy Commissioner Bar. ton. ough of Brooklyn, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. George Brand, Deputy Collector of Assessments POLICE DEPARTMENT. and Arrears. John W. McKay, Acting Chief Engineer, Brook- Borough of Queens—Office, Borough Hall, Fulton CENTRAL OFFICE. street, Jamaica, L. I. 1~William R. McGuire, Water Register, Brooklyn. No. 300 Mulberry street, q a. m. to 4 p. m. Samuel D. Nutt Alfred S. Ambler. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF CITY REVENGE Michael Hecht, Deputy Commissioner, Borough AND OF MARKETS. Telephone, 3100 Spring. Martin Mager, fr., Chief Clerk. of The Bronx, Crotona Park Building, One Hundred Theodore A. Bingham, Commissioner, Office hours. from o a. m. to io p. m. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway, and Seventy-seventh street and Third avenue. William F. Baker, First Deputy Commissioner, Borough of Richmond—No. 44 Second street, Room rqI. Thomas M. Lynch, Water Register, The Bronx. Frederick H. Bugher, Second Deputy Commis New Brighton. Open for the transaction of busi• John M. Gray Collector of City Revenue and Charles C. Wissel, Deputy Commissioner Bor• sioner. ne!s all hours of the day and night. Superintendent o? Markets. ough of Queens, Hackett Building, Long island Bert Hanson, Third Deputy Commissioner. Matthew J. Cahill. John F. Hobbs, Deputy Superintendent of City. Daniel G. Slattery Secretary to Commissioner. Telephone, 7 Tompkinsville. Markets. John E. Bowe, Deputy Commissioner, Borough of William H. Kipp, thief Clerk. David O'Brien, Deputy Collector of City Revenue. Richmond, Municipal Building, St. George. BUREAU FOR THE EXAMINATION OF CLAIMS. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, COUNTY OFFICES. Frank J. Prial, Chief Examiner. Room 181. EXAMINING BOARD OF PLUMBERS. The Public Service Commission for the First Dis tritt Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau street, - BUREAU OF THIS CITY CHAMBERLAIN. Bartholomew F. Donohoe President; John J. Manhattan. Moore, Secretary; John J. bunn, Treasurer; ei- NEW YORK COUNTY. Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway officio, Horace Loomis and Matthew E. Healy. Office hours, 8 a. in. to II p m. every day in the Rooms 63 to 67. year, including holidays and Sundays. Rooms Nos. 14 15 and 16 Aldrich Building, Nos. COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. James I. Martin, City Chamberlain. 149 and si Churc'I street. Stated public meetings of the Commission, Tues- John H. Campbell. Deputy Chamberlain. Office open during business hours every day in the days and Fridays at 11.30 a. m. in the Public Hear- Room lay, Stewart Building, Chambers street and Telephone, 4370 Worth year (except l gal holidays). Examinations are held ing Room of the Commission, third floor of the Broadway, 9 a. m. tu 4 p. M. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday after I p. m. Tribune Building. unless otherwise ordered. Thomas Allison, Commissioner. Matthew F. Neville. Assistant Commissioner. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Frederick Y. Simpson, Assistant Commissioner. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Maltbia John E.Rustle. Counsel, George S. Cole Frederick O'Byrne, Secretary. Southwest corner of Fifty-fifth street and Sixth man. secretary, Travis H. Whitney i Telephone, 241 Worth. avenue, Borough of Manhattan, g a. m. to 4 p m. Office hours for all, except where otherwise noted Telephone, 41to Beekman. Burial Permit and Contagious Disease OtCices al- from g a, m. to 4 V. in.; Saturdays Is m. wa s open. HEADQUARTERS. COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS. elephone, 4900 Columbus, TENEMENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT. Office, Hall of Records. Thomas Darlington, M. D., Commissioner ot Nos. s7 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street, Man- Manhattan Office No. 44 East Twenty-third street William S. Andrews, Commissioner. Health and President. hattan. James O. Farrell, Superintendent. Telephone, ss3o Plaza. Manhattan; s356 Main, Telephone, 5331 Gramercy. Alvah H. Doty, M. D., Theodore A. Bingham, Brooklyn. Edmond J. Butler, Commissioner. J ames J. Fleming jr., Secretary. Commissioners. Harry G. Darwin. First Deputy Commissioner, Telephone, 3goo Worth. Eugene W. Scheffer, Secretary. Nicholas 1. Hayes, Commissioner. Brooklyn Office (Boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens Herman M. Biggs, M.D., General Medical Officer. P. A. Whitney, Deputy Commissioner. and Richmond), Temple Bar Building, No. 44 James McC. Miller Chief Clerk. Charles C. Wise, Deputy Commissioner, Boroughs Court street. Walter Bensel, of Brooklyn and Queens. COUNTY CLERK. M. b., Sanitary Superintendent. William A. Larney, Secretary Mark Levy, Telephone, 383E Main. William H. Guilfoy, M. D., Registrar ot Records. John McKeown, Second Deputy Commissioner, Nos. 5, 8, q, io and II New County Court-house Secretary to the Commissioner; George F. Dobson, Bronx Office, Nos. sto, s806 and sted Third Ave. Office hours from 9 a. in. to 4p. m. Borough of Manhattan. Jr., Secretary to the Deputy Commissioner, Bor- flue. Peter 1. Dooling, County Clerk. Alonzo Blauvelt, M. D. Assistant Sanitary Su- oughs of Brooklyn and Oueens. Telephone, qdy Melros.. John F Curry, Deputy. perintendent; George A. koberts, Assistant Chief William B. Calvert, Superintendent. Joseph J. Glennen, Secretary. Clerk. it In Telephone, 87o Cortlandt. Charles J, Burke, M. D., Assistant Registrar of L. Burke, Inspector of Combustibles. Records. Noi. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Borough of The Bronx, No 3731 Third avenue. BOROUGH OFFICES. Building for Criminal Courts, Franklin and Centre Alonzo Blauvelt, M. D., Acting Assistant Sani Franz S. Wolf, Inspector of Combustibles Bor- streets. tary Superintendent; Ambrose Lee Jr., Assistant oughs of Brooklyn and Queens, Nos. 365 and 3ó7j Jay BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Office hours from q a. m. to 5 p. m.; Saturdays, Chief Clerk; Arthur J. O'Leary, f. U., Assistant street, Brooklyn. Telephone Main. Office of the President, corner Third avenue and q a. m. to Ism. Registrar of Records. Peter Seery, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of MaØat. Wm. Travers Jerome, District Attorney. tan. The Bronx and Richmond. One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street; 9 a. m. to John A. Henneberry, Chief Clerk. William L. Beers, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of 4 p m.; Saturdays, q a. m. to is m. Telephone, 1304 Franklin. Borough of Brooklyn, Nos. 38 and 40 Clinton street Brooklyn and Queens. Louis F. Halfen President. Traverse R. Maxfield M. D., Assistant Sanitary Andrew P. Martin, Chief Inspector in Fire Alarm Henr A. Gumb{eton, Secretary. Superintendent; Alfred A. Metcalfe, Assistant Chief Telegraph Bureau. John Murray, Commissioner of Public Works. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Clerk; S. J. Byrne, M. D., Assistant Registrar of John A. Hawkins, Assistant Commissioner of Records. William T. Beggin, Chief of Battalion in charge Public Works. No. Irq Nassau street q a. m. to 4 p. m. Bureau of Violations and Auxiliary Fire Appliances, Josiah A. Briggs, Chief Engineer. William M. Hoes, Public Administrator. E orough of Queens, Nos. 37s and 374 Fulton street, Boroughs of Manhattan, The Bronx and Richmond, Frederick Greiffan6.srg, Principal Assistant Topo- Telephone, 6376 Cortlandt. Jamaica. Nos. 157 and 1S9 Bast Sixty-seventh street, Manhat- tan. Brooklyn and Queens. Nos. 365 and 367 Jay Alonzo Blauvelt, M. D., Acting Assistant Sani- street, Brooklyn. REGISTER. tary Superintendent; George R. Crowly, Assistant Central Office open at all hours. Hall of Records. Office hours from Chief (;lerk; Robert Campbell, M. D., Assistant 9 a. m. to 4 Registrar of Records. p. m.• Saturdays, q a. m. to is m. During the months John A: Mason; Assistant Superintendent of of July and August the hours are from 9 a. m. to s Borcugh of Richmond, Nos. 54 and 56 Water street, LAW DEPARTMENT. Buildings. p. M. Stapleton, Staten Island, OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL. Peter J. Stumpf, Superintendent of Highways. Frank Gass, Register. Albert ei. William H. Sinnott, Deputy Register. John T. Sprague, M. D., Assistant Sanitary Super- Hall of Records, Chambers and Centre streets, Liebanau, Superintendent of Public Telephone, 395o Worth. intendent; Charles E. Hoyer, Assistant Chief Clerk' 6th, 7th and 8th floors, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays Buildings and Offices. I Walter Wood, M. D., Assistant Registrar oI 9 a. in. to ra m. Telephone. 66 Tremont. Records. Telephone, 3900 Worth. SHERIFF. Francis K. Pendleton, Corporation Counsel, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, No. app Broadway, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, q Assistants—Theodore Connoly, George L. Ster. a. m. to is m. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. ling, Charles D. Olendorf, William P. Burr, R. Percy President's Office, Nos. IS and at Borough Hall, q Thomas F. Foley, Sheriff. Henry Smith, Commissioner of Parks for the a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, q a. m. to Is m. Shr18. Boroughs of Manhattan and Richmond, and Bird S. Coler, President. Tepoe4844John hni19r *orth. dent Park Board. Presi Charles Frederick Adams, Secretary. William J. Fransioli, Secretary. Iohn A. Heffernan, Private Secretary. Offices, Arsenal Central Park. Thomas R. Farrell, Commissioner of Public SURROGATES. Works. Telephone, 3o1 Plaza. Hall of Records. Court open from 9 a. m. to 4 Michael Kennedy, Commissioner of Parks for A. James M. Power, Secretary to Commissioner. p m, except Saturday when it closes at Is M. the Boro s of Brooklyn and Quvens. David F. Moore, Superintendent of Buildings. During the months of July and August the hours are Offices, LItchfieId Mansion, Prospect Park, Brook. James Dunne, Superintendent of the Bussen of from 9 a. M. to a p. m. Sewers. Abner C. Thomas and Charles H. Beckett Surro 1Telephone, 23o0 South. Joseph M. Lawrence, Superintendent of the Bureau gates; William V. Lean, Chief Clerk. Joseph 1. Berry, Commissioner of Parks for the ofPublie Buildings and Offices. Borough of The Bronx, Office, Zbrowski Mansion, Claremont Park. Office hours a. m. to 4. m.; Saturdays, lam, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. MINOS COUNTY. Telephone, sØ Tremont. Office of the President, Noe. u, rS an r6 City H a)1. q a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, q a. m. to rs m. John F. Abeern. President. COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. County Court-botue. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. a Cloushen Commissioner of Public Works. Jacob Chief Clerk—Andrew T. Campbell, Brennuer, Commissioner. PRINCIPAL OFFICE. lea J. Hagan, Assistant Commissioner of Pub- Jacob A. Livingston Deputy Commissioner, BROOKLYN OFFICE. )bert B. W secretary. Foot of But Twenty-sixth street. g a. m. to 4 p. m. ~ge S. gMcaunrpnbe1II, Superintendent of Buildings Office hours from q a. m. to 4 P. m.; Saturdays, Satur'da~s, is m. Borough Hall, ad floor, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Sates. from q a. m. to rs m. TMorse, So Madison Square. days gpah. inne S~Ig 9 nk 7 Goodwin, Superintendent offSe ways. Office hours during July and August, q a, a. tos Robert W. ebberd, Commissioner. Mile. p.m.. to ra m. TM Richard C. Baker, First Deputy Commissioner. james D. telI, Assistant in Marge. fcees.I VTelephone,~Cort)andt. Bni1dØ Ts~aphas o,1454 Malo. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908. THE CITY RECORD. 952 5

COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS. COUNTY CLERK. Clerk's Office open from q a. m. to p. m. avenue, Chrystie street, Division street and Hall of Records. During July and August Clerk's Office will close Gatharme street. County Office Building, Richmond, S. I., q a. m. to jr, Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., excepting months 4 P, m. at s p. m., and on Saturdays at is in. George Roesch Benjamin Hoffman, Leon of July and August, then 9 a. m. to s p. m.; Satur. C. L. Bostwick County Clerk. Sanders, Thomas P. )iinnean, ]ustices. davs. o a. m. to ra m. CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW James J. Devlin, Clerk; Michael H. Looney, Lewis M. Swasey, Commissioner. County Court-house, Richmond, S. L, g a. m. to Deputy Clerk. I). H. Ralston, Deputy Commissioner. p.m. YORK. Location of Court—Nos. 964 and s66 Madison Telephone, 1114 Main. Telephone, s8 New Dorp. No. 3z Chambers street, Brownstone Building, City street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal Thomas D. Mosscrop, Superintendent. Hall Park, from to a. m. to 4 p. in. holidays excepted) from q a. m. to 4 p. M. William J. Beattie, Assistant Superintendent. Part I. Telephone, s5pb Orchard. Telephone. tofis Main. COUNTY JUDGE AND SURROGATE. Part II. Part III. Third District—The Third District embraces the Terms of Court, Richmond County, spot. Part IV, territory bounded on the south by the centre line COUNTY CLERK. County Courts—Stephen D. Stephens, County Part V of Fourteenth street, on the east by the centre line Hall of Records, Brooklyn. Office hours, q a. m. Ju4e. Part VI of Seventh avenue from Fourteenth street to Fifty- to 4 p. m.; during st Monday of June Grand and Trial Jury. Part VII. ninth street and by the centre line of Central Park months of July and August, q a. m. Second Monday of November, Grand and Trial Part VIII. West from Fifty-ninth street to Sixty-fifth street, to 2 p. m: Saturdays, 9 a. m. to is m. Jury. Frank Lhlers, County Clerk. Special Term Chambers will be held from ro a. m. on the north by the centre line of Sixty-fifth street y Fourth Wednesday ofJanuary, without a Jury. to a o. M. and the centre line of Fifty-ninth street from Seventh Robert A. Sharke , Deputy County Clerk, Fourth Wednesday of ebruary, without a Jury, Clerk's Office onen from g a. m. to 4 p. m. to Eighth avenue, on the west by the westerly John Cooper, Assistant Deputy County Clerk. Fourth Wednesday of March, without a Tury. Edward F, O'Dwyer Chief Justice; Lewis J. boundary of the said boro h, Telephone call, 4930 Main. Fourth Wednesday of April, without a Jury. Conlan, Francis B. Delehast , Joseph I. Green, Thomas E. Murray, James W. McLaughlin, Fourth Wednesday of Suly, without a Jury, Alexander Finelite, Thomas F. Donnelly, John V Justices. Fourth Wednesday of September, without a Jury. McAvoy, Peter Schmuck, Justices. Thomas F Michael Skelly, Clerk; Henry Merzbach, Deputy COUNTY COURT. Fourth Wednesday of October without a Jury. Smith, Clerk. C lerk County Court-house, Brooklyn, Rooms to, r , r8, Surrogate's Court—Stephen I. Stephens, Surro. Telephone, 6's Cortlandt. Location of Court—No. 314 West Fifty-fourth 22 and zg. Court opens at to a. m. daily and sits gate. street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal until business is completed. Part I., Room No x3; Mondays, at the Borough Hall, St. George, at 10.30 holidays excepted) from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Part II., Room No. to, Court-house. Clerk's Office, o'clock a. m. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Telephone number. 5450 Columbus. Rooms 17, 18 and se, open daily from q a. m. to 4 Tuesdays, at the Borough Ifall, St. George, at 10,30 Building for Criminal Courts, Centre street be- p. m.: Saturdays, Is m. o'clock a. m. tween Franklin and White streets, Borough of Man- Fourth District—The Fourth District embraces Norman S. Dike and Lewis L. Fawcett, County Wednesdays. at the Surrogate's Office, Richmond, hattan. the territory bounded on the south by the centre Judges. at io.3o o'clock a, in. Court opens at ro a. m. line of East Fourteenth street, on the west by the Justices—First Division—William E. Wyatt Wil centre line of Lexington avenue and by the centre hares S. Devey, Chief Clerk. line of Irving place, including its projection through Telephone, 4154 and 41SS Mme. lard H. Olnmsted. Joseph M. Deuel, Lorenz ieIle1 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. John B. Mayo Franklin Chase Hopt, Charles W. Gramercy Park, on the north by the centre line of Culkin. Clerk; William M. Fuller. Deputy Clerk. Fifty-ninth street, on the east by the easterly line DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Corn Exchange Bank Building, St. George, S. I. Clerk's Office open from g a. m. to 4 p. M. of said borough - excluding, however, any portion Office, County Court-house, Borough of Brooklyn Samuel H. Evins. Telephone, 2090 Franklin, Clerk's office. of Bíackwell's Istand. Hours, q a. M. to 5 y. m. Telephone, So Tompkinsville. Telephone, hoi Franklin, Justice's chambers. Michael F. tilake, William J. Boyhan, Justices. John F. Clarke, District Attorney. Second Division--Trial Days—No.Dar—No. r7t Atlantic Abram Bernard, Clerk; James Foley, Deputy Telephone Number, 295S6-7—Main avenue, Brooklyn, Mondays and Fri- Clerk. SHERIFF. days at Io o'clock; Town Ilan, Jamaica, Borough of Location ot Court—Part I., No. 407 Second ave- Queens, Tuesday at Io o'clock; Town Hall, New nue. northwest corner of Second avenue and Twen- PUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR. County Court-house Richmond, S. I Brighton, Borough of Richmond, Thursday at to tv-third street. Part II., No, IgI East Fifty-seventh No. 44 Court street (Temple Bar), Brooklyn. Office hours, q a. in. to 4 p. in. o'clock. street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal a m. to 5 D m. Joseph J. Barth. Justices—Howard ], Forker. Patrick Keady,john holidays excepted) from g a. m. to 4 p. m. Charles E. Teale Public Administrator. Fleming Morgan M. L. Ryan, Robert ]. Wilkin Telephone, 4570 Gramercy. Telephone, e84o Øain. George ). O'Keefe; Joseph L. Kerrigan, Clerk; John J. Dorman, Deputy Clerk. Fifth District—The Fifth District embraces the THE COURTS. Clerk's Office, No. 171 Atlantic avenue, Bororge of territory bounded on the south by the centre line REGISTER. of Sixty-fifth street on the east by the centre line Brooklyn, open from q a. m. to 4 p. m. of Central Park West, on the north by the centre Hall of Records. Office hours, g a. m. to 4 p. m., APPELLATE DIVISION OF THE line of One Hundred and Tenth street, on the west excepting months of July and August; then from q CHILDREN'S COURT. by the westerly boundary of said borough. a. m. to 2 p. M. provided for by statute. SUPREME COURT. Alfred P. W. Seaman, William Young, Frederick William A. Prendergast, Register. First Division—No. 66 Third avenue, Manhattan Spiegelberg, Justices. Frederick H. E. Ebstein, Deputy Register. FIRST JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. Edmund C. Lee, Clerk. James V. Gilluon, Clerk; John H. Servis, Deputy Telephone, 2830 Main. Court-house, Madison avenue, comer Twenty-fifth Telephone, 5353 Stu yvesant. Second Division—No. Clerk. street. Court opens at r p. m. tos Court street, Brcoklyn Location of Court—Broadway and Ninety-sixth Edward Patterson, Presiding Justice, George L. William F. Delaney, Cleik. SHERIFF. Telephone, 627 Main. street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal Incraham, Chester B. McLaughlin. urank C holidays excepted) from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. County Court-house, Brooklyn, N. Y. Laughlin, John Proctor Clarke, James W. Houghton, Telephone, 4006 Riverside. q a. m. to p. m.; Saturdays, is m. Francis M. Scott, Justices; Alfred Wagstaff, Alfred T. Robley, Sheriff. Clerk' William Lamb, Deputy Clerk. CITY MAGISTRATES' COURT. Sixth District—The Sixth District embraces the Lewis M. Swasey Under Sheriff. Cler'k's Office opens at q a. m. First Division. territory bounded on the south by the centre line Telephone, 6845, 6846, 6847, Main. Telephone, 3840 Madison Square. of Fifty-ninth street and by the centre line of Court opens from g a. m. to 4p. m. Ninety-sixth street from Lexington avenue to Fifth City Magistrates—Robert C. Cornell, Leroy B. avenue, on the west by the centre line of Lexington SURROGATE. Crane, Peter T. Barlow Matthew P. Breen, 10sep11 avenue from Fifty-ninth street to Ninety-sixth street SUPREME COURT—FIRST DEPART- F. Moss James J. Walsh Henry Steinert. )aniel Hall of Records, Brooklyn, N. Y. F. Finn, Charles G. F. Wahle, Frederick B. House, and the centre fine of Fifth avenue from Ninety- Herbert T. Ketcham Surrogate. MENT. Charles N. Harris, Frederic Kemochan, Arthur C. sixth street to One Hundred and Tenth street, on Edward J. Bergen, Gtbief Clerk avd Clerk of the the north by the centre line of One Hundred and Surrogate's Court.; County Court-house, Chambers street. Court open Butts, Otto H. Droege, Joseph E. Corrigan, Moses Tenth street, on the east by the easterly boundary Court opens at ro a, m. Office hours g a. m. to 4 from ro.r5 a. m. to 4 p. m. Herrman. of said borough, including, however, all of Black- p. m. Saturdays, g a. m. to is m. Special Term, Part I. (motions), Room No. t6. Philip H. Bloch, Secretary, One Hundred and well's Island and excluding any portion of Ward's To 'phone, 3954 Main. Special Term, Part If. (ca-parte business), Room Twenty-firc,t street and Sylvan place. Island. No. 53. First District—Criminal Court Building. Herman Joseph, Jacob Marks, justices, Special Term, Part III.. Room No. rq. Second District— Jefferson Market. Edward A. McQuade, Clerk; Thomas M. Camp Special Term, Part IV.' Room No. so. Third District—No. 6g Essex street. bell, Deputy Clerk; John J. Dietz, Frederick QUEENS COUNTY. Special Term, Part V. Ì(oom No. 6. Fourth District—No.ifi East Fifty-seventh street. Stroh. Assistant Clerks. Special Term, Part Vf. (Elevated Railroad cases) Fifth District—One Hundred and Twenty-first Location of Court—Northwest corner of Third Room 31. street, southeastern corner of Sylvan place. avenue and Eighty-third street. Clerk's Office open COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. 'Trial Term, Part II., Room No, 34, Sixth District--One Hundred and Sixty-first street Trial Term. Part 1I1.. Room No. ss. and Brook avenue. daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from q Office hours, 9 a. in. to 4 p. m.; July and August, q Trial Term, Part IV.. Room No. si, Seventh District--No.314 West Fifty-fourth street, a. m. to 4 p. M. a. m. to 2 p. m.; Saturdays g a. ni. to rz m. Queens Trial Term. Part V., Room No. s4. Eighth District—Main street, Westchester. Telephone, 4343 79-St. County Court-house, Long Island City. Trial Term, Part VI., Room No. r8. Seventh District—The Seventh District embraces John P. Balbert, Commissioner of Jurors. Trial Term, Part VII., Room No. —. Second Dlvtston. the territory bounded on the south by the centre Rodman Richardson, Assistant Commissioner frial Term. Part Vill. Room No. 23. line of One Hundred and Tenth street. on the east Telephone, 45S Greenpoint. Trial Term, Part IX., 1'toom No. 35. Borough of Brooklyn. by the centre line of Fifth avenue to the northerly Trial Term, Part X., Room No. Ø City Magistrates—Edward J. Dooley James G. terminus thereof . and north of the northerly ter- Trial Term, Part XI. Room No. s7. Tighe. John Naumer E. G. Higginbotam, Frank minus of Fifth avenue, following ina northerly COUNTY CLERK. Trial Tery, Part XII.. Room No, —. E. O'Reilly, Henr J. Furlong, Alfred E. Steers, direction the course of the Harlem river on a line Jamaica, Fourth Ward, Borough of Queens, City Trial Term, Yart XIII., and Special Term, Part A.V. B. Voorhees, Jr., Alexander H. Geismar, John conterminous with the easterly boundary of said bor- of New York. V11.. Room No. 36. .F. Ilglan. ough, or the north and west by the northerly and Office open, April I to October r, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m, Trial Term, Part XI V., Room No. 28. President of the Board, Edward J. Dooley, No, 318 westerly boundaries of said borough, October I to April I, q a. m. tu 5 p. m.; Saturdays Trial Term, Part XV. Room No. 37• Adams street. Phillip J. Sinnott, David L. Weil, John R. throughout the veer until ra noon. Trial Term, Part XVI'., Room No. —, Secretary to the Board, Charles J. Flanigan Davies, Justices. John Niederstein, County Clerk. Trial Term, Bart XVII., Room No. so. Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues. Heman B. Wilson, Clerk; Robert Andrews, Henry J. Walter, Jr., Deputy County Clerk.l Trial Term Part XVIII. Room No. sq. Deputy Clerk. Frank C. Klingenbeck, Secretary. Appellate -herm Room Pio. so. Courts Location of Court—No. 7o Manhattan street. Telephone, 151 Jamaica. Naturalization bureau, Room No. 38, third floor. First District—No. ub Adams street. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal holi. Assignment Bureau, room on mezzanine floor Second District—Court and Butler streets. days excepted) from q a. m. to 4 p. m. northeast. Third District—M~rt1e and Vanderbilt avenues. COUNTY COURT, Clerks in attendance from ro a. m. to p. m. Fourth District--Ao. 6 Lee avenue. Eighth District—The Eighth District embraces Temporary County Court-house, Long Island City. Clerk's Office, Special Term, Part I. (motions) Fifth District—No. 249 Manhattan avenue. the territory bounded on the south by the centre line County Court opens at ro a. m. Trial Terms begin Room No. rc, Sixth District—No. 495 Gates avenue. of One Hundred and Tenth street, on the west b first Monday of each month, except July, August Clerk's Office, Special Term, Part II. (ei-parte Seventh District—No. 35 Snider avenue (Flatbush) the centre line of Fifth avenue, on the north and and September. Special Terms each Saturday, ex- business), ground floor, southeast corner. Eighth District—West Eighth street (Coney Is- east by the northerly and easterly boundaries of cent during August and first Saturday of September. Clerk's Office, Special Term, Calendar, ground land). said borough, including Randall's Island and the County judge's office always open at No. 336 rul- floor, south. Ninth District--Fifth avenue aud Twenty-third whole of Ward's Island. ton street Jamaica, N. Y. Clerk's Office, Trial Term, Calendar, room .,orth- street. loseph P. Fallon, Leopold Prince, Justices. Burt JHumphrey, County Judge. east corner second floor, east. Tenth District—No. ,33 New Jersey avenue. William J. Kennedy, Clerk ; Patrick J. Ryan, Telephone, 286 Jamaica. Clerk's office, Appellate Term, room southwest Deputy Clerk. corner third floor. Borough of Queens. Location of Court—Sylvan place and One Hun- dred and Twenty-first street, near Third avenue. 'friål Term, Part I. (criminal business). City Magistrates—Matthew Smith, Joseph DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Criminal Court-house, Centre street. J. Clerk's Office open daily (Sundays and legal holl- Justices—Charles H. Truax Charles F. MacLean, Fitch, Maurice E. Connolly, Eugene C. Gilroy. days excepted) from q a. m. to 4 p. M. Office, Queens County Court-house, Long Island Henry Bischoff, r., Leonard A. Giegerich P. Henry Telephone, 3950 Harlem. City, q a. m. to 5 p. m. Dugro, Henry A. Gildersleeve, James lritz?eratd Courts. Ira (i Darrin, Uistnct Attorney. james A. O'Gorman, James A. Blanchard, F.dwarri First District—St. Mary's Lyceum, Long Island Ninth District—The Ninth District embraces the Telephone, 39 Greenpoint. S. Clinch, Samuel Greenbaum, Edward E. McCall. City. territory bounded on the south by the centre line of Edward B. Amend, Vernon M. Davis, Victor J Second District—Town Hall, Flushing I.. I. Fourteenth street and by the centre line of Fifty- Dowling, Joseph Newberger John W. Goff Samuel Third District—Central avenue, Far Rockaway, ninth street from the centre line of Seventh evenue PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Seabur M. Warley Platzel, Peter A. F endrick, L. I. to the centre line of Central Park West, on the east No. t7 Cook avenue Elmhurst. John Ford, Charles W. Dayton, John J. Brady Borough of Richmond, by the centre line of Lexington avenue and by the John T. Robinson, ublic Administrator, County Mitchell L. Erlanger, Charles L. Guy, James W. City Magistrates—Joseph B. Handy, Nathaniel centre line of Irving place, including its projection of Queens, Gerard. Marsh. through Gramercy Park, and by the centre line of Telephone, 3g Newtown, Peter i. Dooling Clerk, Supreme Court. Courts, Fifth avenue from the centre line of Ninety-sixth Telephone, 4580 òortlandt. street to the centre line of One Hundred and Tenth First District—Lafayette place, New Brighton, street, on tha north by the centre line ot Ninety- SHERIFF. Staten Island. sixth street from the centre line of Lexington County Court-house, Long Island City, g a. m. to Second District—Village Hall, Stapleton, Staten avenue to the centre line of Fifth avenue and by 4 p m.; Saturdays, q a. m. to is M. SUPREME COURT—SECOND DEPART- Island. One Hundred and Tenth street from Fifth avenue Herbert S. Harvey Sheriff. MENT. to Central Park West, on the west by the centre ohn M. Phillips, t'1nder Sheriff. Kings County Court-house, Borough of Brooklyn MUNICIPAL COURTS. line of Seventh avenue and Central Park West. elephone 43 Greenpoint (office). Edgar J. Lauer, Frederick De Witt Wells, Frank J N. Y. Borough of Manhattan. Henry O. Stchlath, Warden, Queens County Jail. Court open daily from to o'clock a. m to 5 o'clock D. Sturges, William C. Wilson, Justices. Telephone, 375 Greenpoint. y m. Seven 1ury trial parts. Special Term for First District—The First District embraces the William J. Chamberlain, Clerk; Charles Healy, Trials. Special Term for Motions. territory bounded on the south and west by the Deputy Clerk. Lames F. McGee General Clerk. southerly and westerly boundaries of the said Location of Court—Southwest comer of Madison SURROGATE. Telephone, 5460 Øain. borough, on the north by the centre line of Four- avenue and Fifty-ninth street. Clerk's Office open Daniel Noble, Surrogate. teenth street and the centre line of Fifth street from daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from Office at Jamaica. the Bowery to Second avenue, on the east by the 9a. in. to4p. ni. Except on Sundays, holidays and half holidays, centre linry of Fourth avenue from Fourteenth Telephone, 38y3 Plaza. the office is open between March 31 and July r, from CRIMINAL DIVISION—SUPREME streetto Fifth street Second avenue, Chrystie street, 8 a. m. to 5. m.; on Saturdays, from B a. M. to is COURT. Division street and Catharine street. Borough of The Bronx. m.; between July I and September i, from q a. m, to Building for Criminal Courts, Centre, Elm,White Wauhope Lynn, William F. Moore, John Hoyer 4 p. m.; on Saturdays, from e a. m. to is m, Justices. First District—AB that part of the Twenty-fourth The calendar is called on Tuesday of each week at and Franklin streets. Thomas O'Connell, Clark; Francis Mangle, Ward which was lately annexed to the City and ro a. m., except during the mouth of August, when Court opens at 10.30 a. m. County of New York by chapter 934 of the Laws of Peterj. Dooling, Clerk; Edward R. Carroll Deputy Clark. sSqS. comprising all of the late Town of Westchester no court is held, and the court sits every day there- Special Deputy to the Clerk. Location of Court—Merchants' Association Build- after until all contested cases have been disposed of. ing No. 54Ø Lafayette street. Clerk's Office open and part of the Towns of Eastchester and Pelham, Telephone, 3gp Jamaica. Clerk's Office open from q a. m. to 4 p, M. including the Villages of Wakefield and Williams, Telephone, 6064 Franklin. daúy (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from bridge. Court-room, Town Hall, Main street, West- ga. in. to4p.in. chester Village. Court open daily (Sundays and An additional Part of Court is now held in Tenth legai nondays excepted from q a. m. to 4 p.m. Trial RICHMOND COUNTY. street and Sixth avenue. of causes Tuesday and Friday of each week. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Telephone, 6030 Franklin. Peter I. Sheil, Justice. Held In the Building for Criminal Courts, Centre Second District—The Second District embraces the Stephen Collins, Clerk. COMMISSIONER OP JURORS. Elm, White and Franklin streets. territory bounded on the south by the centre line Office hours from q a, m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays, (~Han, Stapleton. Court opens at io.3o a. m. of Fifth street from the Bowery to. Second avenue closing at is m. harlea KoUrnsa, Commissioner. Thomas C. T. Crain, Otto A. Rosaleky, Warren and on the south and east by the southerly and Telephone, 457 Westchester. John J.J IleCau9bsy, Assistant Commissioner. W. Foster, Thomas C. O'Sullivan Edward Swann easterly boundaries of the said borough, on the ope pen from q a. m. until 4 p. m.; Saturday Joseph tr. Mulqueen, James T. Malone. Judges oI north by the centre line of East Fourteenth street, Second District—Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth to m m, the Court of General Sessions. Edward R. Carroll, on the west by the centre lines of Fourth avenue Wards, except the territory described in chapter 934 ly1AliM br T~Ine~, Clerk. Telephone, isol Franklin. from Fourteenth street to Fifth street, Second of the Laws of s892. Court-room, southeast corner

. ,• r gyt; 9526 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 19o8.

of Washington avenue and One Hundred and Sixty- Borough of Riehmondl. MYRTLE AVENUE, FROM THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY. second street. Office hours, from 9 a. m, to 4 p. m. BOROUGH LINE TO (WYCKOFF AVENUE) Court opens at 9 a. m. First District—First and Third Wards (Towns of McCOMB PLACE, SECOND WARD, TO- John M. Tierney, Justice. Thomas A. Maher, Castleton and Northfield). Court-room, former Vil- GETHER WITH ALL OF TITE WORK INCI- TO CONTRACTORS. Clerk. lage Hall, Lafayette avenue and Second street, New DENTAL THERETO. Telephone, 3043 Melrose. Brighton. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Thomas C. Brown, Justice. Øing S. Prall follows: EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE Borough of Brooklyn. Clerk. 15,500 square yards of old stone block pave- S received by the Board of Water Supply, in First District—Compnsmg First, Second, Third, Clerk's Office open from 8.45 n.m. to 4 p. m ment, to be removed and relaid. the office of the Board, No. 299 Broadway, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Tenth and Twelfth Wards and Telephone, 503 Tompldnaville. 18,405 linear feet of old bluestone curbstone, re- New York, Room glo, ninth floor, until Ir that portion of the Lleventh Ward be inning at the and Fifth Wards. dressed, rejointed and reset. a. m. on intersection of the centre lines of gHudson and Second District Second, Fourth Soo linear feet of new bluestone curbstone, Myrtle avenues, thence along the centre line of (Towns of Middletown, Southfield and Westfield) furnished and set. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1908. Court-room, former Edgewater Village Hall, Staple. 6,387 cubic yards of excavation. Myrtle avenue to North Portland avenue, thence ton. FOR TITE CONSTRUCTION OF A gMILE along the centre line of North Portland avenue to George W. Stake, justice. Peter Tiernan, Clerk 400 cubic yards of embankment (to be fur- STRETCH OF PLAIN CONCRETE CONDUIT Flushing avenue, thence along the centre line of nished). KNOWN AS CUT-AND-COVER AQUEDUCT, Clerk s Office open from a. m. to 4p m. grade. Fluohing avenue to Navy street, thence along the Court opens at 9 a. m. Calendar called at ro a. m 3 catch basins (old), to be reset to r7 FEET IIIGII BY i,4 FEET -WIDE IN- centre line of Navy street to Johnson street thence Court continued until close of business. Trial days, 2 catch basin tops, to be removed and basins SIDF_, APl'i2OXIMATELY BETWEEN IRE- alone the centre line of Johnson street to Ì4udson Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, filled. LAND CORNERS AND NEW HURLEY, IN avenue, and thence along the centre line of Hudson Telephone, Tompkinsville. 3 gas shut-offs, to be reset to grade. THE TOWNS OF GARDINER, PLATTKILL avenue to the point of beginning, of the Borough of 313 44 manholes, to be reset to grade. AND SHAWANGUNK, ULSTER COUNTY, Brooklyn. Court-house, northwest corner State and 14 water gates, to be reset to grade. N. Y. Court streets. The time allowed for doing and completing the An approximate statement of the quantities of ohn J. Walsh, Justice. Edward Moran, Clerk, OFFICIAL BOROUGH PAPERS. above work will be seventy-five (75) working tite various classes of work and further informa- Jlerk s Office open from q a. m. to 4 p. m, days. tion are given in the Information for Bidders, BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. The amount of security required will be Five forming a part of the contract. Second District—Seventh Ward and that portion Thousand Dollars ($g,000). At the above place and time the bids will be of the Twenty-first and Twenty-third Wards west of No. 3. FOR REGULATING, GRADING publicly opened the centre line of Stuyvesant avenue and the centre ,' The Bronx Star," " North Side News," ånd read. The award of the " Bronx, Independent.' AND REPAVING WITI-I MACADAM PAVE- contract, if awarded, will be made by the Board line of Schenectady avenue, also that portion of the MENT THE ROADWAY OF BROADWAY, of Water Supply as soon thereafter as prac- Twentieth Ward beginning at the intersection of the BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. FROM LITTLE NECK BRIDGE EASTERLY ticable. centre lines of North Portland and Myrtle avenues, TO THE BOROUGH LINE, THIRD WARD. thence along the centre line of Myrtle avenue to Two or more bonds, the aggregate amount of o Staten Island World," " Richmond County The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as which shall be Two Hundred and Twenty-five W averly avenue thence along the centre line of Herald." follows: Waverly avenue to Park avenue, thence along the 'Thousand Dollars ($225,000), will be required BOROUGH OF QUEENS. 12,400 square yards of macadam pavement, in- for the faithful performance of the contract. centre line of Park avenue to Washington avenue, cluding all necessary grading of street thence along the centre line of Washington avenue Each bond must be signed by the contractor and The "Daily Dispatch" (First, Second, Third and roadway. the sureties. The name and address of each to Flushing avenue, thence along the centre line of 1 3,200 linear feet of fence. Flushing avenue to North Portland avenue, and Fourth and Fifth Wards); "Long Island Star' surety offered must be stated in the bid or pro- (First and Second Wards), "Flushing Evening The time allowed for doing and completing the posal, together with the amount in which each thence along the centre line of North Portland above work will be sixty (60) working days. avenue to the point of beginning. Journal" (Third Ward), "Long Island Farmer' surety will qualify. The sureties and the (Fourth Ward), "Rockaway News" (Fifth Ward). The amount of security required will be Four amount in which each will qualify must be Court-room, No. 495 Gates avenue. Gerard B. Van Wart and Edward C. Dowling Thousand Dollars ($4,000) satisfactory to the Board. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. No. 4. FOR REGULATING, GRADING AND No bid will be received and deposited unless Justices. Franklin B. Van Wart, Clerk. REPAVING WITH MACADAM PAVEMENT Clerk's Office open from g a. m. to 4 D. m. "Brooklyn Eagle," "Brooklyn Times," "Brook- accompanied by a certified check upon a Na- lyn Citizen,""`Brooklyn Standard-Union, 'Brook- THE ROADWAY OF THE ROCKAWAY tional or State bank, drawn to the order of Third District—Embraces the Thirteenth, Four- lyner Freie Presse." ROAD, FROM BROOKLYN BOROUGH LINE the Comptroller of The City of New York, to teenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh- TO CLINTON PIACE, ALSO FROM OCEAN the amount of thirty thousand dollars ($30,000). teenth and Nineteenth Wards, and that portion of BOROUGII OF MANHATTAN. AVENUE TO CENTREVIL_ E AVENUE, AN!) Time allowed for the completion of the work FROM THE WESTERLY LINE OF THE RACE is 44 months from the service of notice by the the Twenty-seventh Ward lying northwest of the "Real Estate Record and Guide" (Harlem Dis- TRACK TO THE JAMAICA AND ROCK- Board to begin work. centre line of Starr street between the boundary line trict), "Manhattan and Bronx Advocate" (Wash- of Queens County and the centre line of Central AWAY TURNPIKE, FOURTH WARD. Pamphlets containing information for bidders ington Heights, Morningside Heights and IIar!en•. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as forms of proposal, contract and bond, approved avenue, and northwest of the centre line of Suydam Districts). street between the centre lines of Central and Bush- follows: by the Corporation Counsel, and specifications Designated by Board of City Record June 19, 37,560 square yards of macadam pavement, in- and pamphlets containing contract drawings, can wick avenues, and northwest of the centre line of 19oí. Amended June 20, 1906; September 30, Willoughby avenue between the centre lines of Bush- eluding all necessary grading of street be obtained at the office of the Board of Water 1907; February 24, 19o8; March 5 and 16, and and roadway. Supply, Room r5í5, at the above address, upon wick avenue and Broadway. Court-house, Nos, 6 August 4, 1908. and 8 Lee avenue. Brooklyn. The time allowed for doing and completing the application in person or by mail, by depositing Philip D. Meagher and William J. Bogenshutz, above work will be sixty (6o) working days. the sum of ten dollars ($Io) in currency or Justices. John W. Carpenter, Clerk. The amount of security required will be Seven check drawn to the order of the Board of Water Clerk's Office open from g a. m. to 4 p. m. BOARD MEETINGS. Thousand Dollars ($7,000). Supply, for each pamphlet, or twenty dollars Court opens at g a. m, No. 5. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- ($so) for each set. This deposit will be re- ING WITH GRANITE BLOCK PAVEMENT funded upon the return of the pamphlets in ac- Fourth District--Embraces the Twenty fourth and The Board of Estimate and Apportionment ON A BROKEN STONE AND CONCRETE ceptable condition within thirty days from the Twenty-fifth Wards that portion of the Twenty-first meets in the Old Council Chamber (Room r6), FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF date on which bids are to be opened. and Twenty-third Riards lying east of the centre line City Hall, every Friday, at 10.30 o'clock a. m. JAMAICA AVENUE, FROM VAN WYCK JOHN A. BENSEL, of Stuyvesant avenue and cast of the centre line of JOSEPH HAAG, AVENUE TO THE BROOKLYN BOROUGH President' Schenectady avenue. and t`tat portion of the Twenty- Secretary. LINE, FOURTH WARD, 'TOGETHER WITH CHARLES N. CHADWICk, seventh Ward lying southeast of the centre line of ALL. THE WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. CHARLES A, SIIAW Starr street between the boundary line of Queens The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Commissioners of the Board of Water Supply. and the centre line of Central avenue, and southeast The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund follows: J. WALDO SMMITI[ , ot the centre line of Suydam street between the meet in the Old Council Chamber (Room ,6), 70,755 square yards of new granite block pave- Chieti Engineer. centre lines of Central and Bushwick avenues, and City Hall, at call of the Mayor. ment, including sand bed, laid with THOMAS HASSETT, southeast of the centre line of Willoughby avenue N. TAYLOR PHILLIPS sand joints. Secretary. Deputy Comptrolfer, Secretary. between the centre lines of Bushwick avenue and 5,000 square yards of macadam to be relaid as 1y25,st Broadway. foundation. gr See General instructions to Hid- Court-room. No. 14 Howard avenue. The Board of Revision of Assessments meets 1,000 square yards of concrete foundation. dere nn the last page, last column, of Thomas H. Williams, Justice.. G. J. Wiederhold, 3,200 linear feet of old bluestone curbstone, to the "City Record." in the Old Council Chamber (Room 16), City be rejointed, redressed and reset. Clerk, Milton I. Williams, Assistant Clerk. Hall, every Thursday at II a. m., upon notice Clerk's Office open from g a. m, to 4 p. m, of the Chief Clerk. The time allowed for doing and completing the HENRY J. STORRS, above work will be one hundred (IOO) working Fifth District—Contains the Eighth Thirtieth days. STATE WATER SUPPLY COMMIS- and Thirty-first Wards, and so much of the Twenty. Chief Clerk. The amount of security required will be Forty second Ward as lies south of Prospect avenue. Court- Thousand Dollars. SION. house, northwest corner of Fifty-third street and The Board of City Record meets in the Old The bidder will state the price of each item or Council Chamber (Room r6), City Hall, at call Third avenue. article contained in the specifications or schedule PUBLIC NOTICE. Cornelius Furgueson,Justice. Jeremiah J. O'Leary, of the Mayor. herein contained or hereafter annexed, per Clerk. PATRICK J. TRACY, square yard, linear foot or other unit of meas- Clerk's Office open from 9 a. m, to 4 p. m• Supervisor, Secretary. ure, by which the bids will be tested. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Telephone, 407 Bay Ridge. The extensions must be made and footed up, as N pursuant to section 3 of chapter 723 ofs the bids will be read from a total. the Laws of 19o5, the Sixth District—The Sixth District embraces the POLICE DEPARTMENT. Bids will be compared and the contract awarded STATE WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION Ninth and Twenty-ninth Wards and that portion of at a lump or aggregate sum. the Twenty-second Ward north of the centre line of Blank forms and further information may be will meet at the Watson House in the Village Prospect avenue; also that portion of the Eleventh POLICE DEPARTMENT—CITY OF NEW YORK. obtained at the office of the President of the of Babylon, Long Island, on the Loth day of and the Twentieth Wards beginning at the intersec- Borough of Queens. September, 19o8, at it o'clock in the forenoon tion of the centre lines of Bridge and Fulton streets; WNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY Dated Long Island City, August 22, '908. of that day, for the purpose of hearing all Per- thence along the centre line of Fulton street to Flat- O Clerk of the Police Department of The LAWRENCE GRESSER, sons, municipal corporations or other civil divi' bush avenue; thence along the centre line of Flat- City of New York, No. Also Mulberry street, President of the Borough of Queens. sinns of the State of New York that may be bush avenue to Atlantic avenue; thence along the Room No. 9, for the following property, now in 522,52 affected by the execution of the plans of The Ilis centre line of Atlantic avenue to Washington avenue; custody, without claimants: Boats, rope, iron, g See General Instructions to Bid- City of New York, for securing a new and addi- thence along the centre line of Washington avenue lead, male and female clothing, boots, shoes, tional supply of water, plans for which have to ders on the last page, last column, of Parir avenue; thence along the centre line of Park wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, liquors, the "City Record." been filed with the New York State Water avenue to Waverly avenue; thence along the centre etc.; also small amount of money taken from Supply Commission at its office, No. 23 Eagle line ot Waverly avenue to Myrtle avenue; thence prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this De- street, Albany, N. V., where the same are open along the centre line of Myrtle avenue to Hudson partment. for public inspection, and for the purpose of avenue- thence along the centre line of Hudson ave- THEODORE A. BINGHAM, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. determining whether said plans are justified by nue to Johnson street; thence along the centre line Police Commissioner. public necessity, and whether the same are just of Johnson street to Bridge street, and thence along DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, No. 148 EAST and equitable to the other municipalities and the centre line of Bridge street to the point of begin TWENTIETH STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, civil divisions of the State of New York and to fling. POLICE DEPARTMENT — CITY OF NEW YORK, BOROUGH OF BRJOKLYN. TILE CITY OF NEW YORK. tite inhabitants thereof affected thereby, and Lucien S. Bayliss and George Fielder, justices, whether said plans make fair and equitable pro- Charles P. Bible Clerk. WNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE visions for the determination and payment of any Court-house, IQo. 611 Fulton street. O Clerk of the Police Department of The S received by the Commissioner of Correc- and all damages to persons and property, both City of N. w York—Office, No. 2o9 State street, lion at the above office until II o'clock a. m. on direct and indirect, which will result from the Seventh District—The Seventh District embraces Borough of Brooklyn—for the following property, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1908. execution thereof. the Twenty-sixth, Twenty-eighth and Thirty-second now in ilis custody, without claimants: Boats, The execution of such plans will affect lands Wards. rope, i.on, lead, male and female clothing, boots, Borough of Manhattan. ' situate in the County of Suffolk, will also affect Alexander S. Rosenthal and Edward A. Richards shoes, wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, the flow of water in streams flowing in or Justices. Samuel F. Brothers, Clerk liquors, etc.; also small amount of money taken FOR FURNISHIING AND DELIVERING through said County of Suffolk, the riparian Court-house, corner-Pennsylvania avenue and FuI front prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this HARDWARE, PAINTS IRON STEAM FIT- TINGS, LUMBER AI1D MISCELLANEOUS rights on said streams and also the water rights ton street INo. 31 Pennsylvania avenue). Department. of said streams. Clerk's Office open from a, m. to 4 p. m.; Satur ARTICLES. THEODORE A. BINGHAM, The time for the delivery of the articles, mate- All persons, municipal corporations and other days, 9 a. m. to ra m. Trial Days, Tuesdays, Wed Police Commissioner. civil divisions of the State of New York who nesdays Thursdays and Fridays. rials and supplies and the performance of the contract is by or before ten days. have objection to the execution of said plans, in Inry bays, Wednesdays and Thursdays order to be heard thereon, must file such objec- Telephone, go. East New York. The amount of security required is fifty per BOROUGH OF QUEENS. cent. (So%) of the amount of the bid or estimate. tions thereto in writing in the office of the State The bidder will state the price of each item Water Supply Commission, in the City of Al- Borough of Queens. bany, N. Y., on or before the 9th day of Sep- OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF TITE BOROUGH OF or article contained in the specifications or sched- tember, 1908. Every objection so filed must par- First District—First Ward (all of Long Island City QUEENS, THIRD FLOOR OF THE BOROUGH HALL, ules herein contained or hereto annexed, per ticularly specify the grounds thereof. formerly composing five wards). Court-room St. PIFT(( STREET AND JACKSON AVENUE, LONG ISLAND pound, ton, dozen, gallon, yard or other unit of No person, municipal corporation or local Lyceum, Noe. 115 and 117 Fifth street, Long CITY, BOROUGH OF QUEENS, CITY OP NEW YORK. measure, by which the bids will be tested. The authority can be heard in opposition thereto ex- Mland C EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE extensions must be made and footed up, as the cept on objections so filed. Clerk's Office open from g a, m. to 4 P. m. each bids will be read from the totals and awards S received by the President of the Borough made tothe lowest bidder on each item. Dated Albany, N. Y., July 31, 1908. day, excepting Saturdays, closing at 12 m. Trial of Queens at the above office until II o'clock days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. All a. nt. on The bids on lumber will be compared and the HENRY H. PERSONS, other business trsisacted on Tuesdays and Thurs- contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. ERNST J. LEDERLE, days. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1908. Delivery will be required to be made at the JOHN A. SLEICHER, Thomas C. K.adfen, Justice. Thomas F. Kennedy, No. I. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- time and in the manner and in such quantities MILO M. ACKER, Clerk. ING WITH ASPHALT BLOCK PAVEMENT as may be directed. CHARLES DAVIS, Telephone, 2376 Greenpoint. ON A BROKEN STONE AND CONCRETE Blank forms and further information may be State Water Supply Commission, FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF JA- obtained and the plans and drawings may be seen ossia Second District—Second and Third Wards, which MAICA AVENUE, FROM VAN WYCK AVE- at the office of the Department of Correction, Include the territory of the late Towns of Newtown NUE TO THE BROOKLYN BOROU H LINE, the Borough of Manhattan, No. 148 East Twen- and Flushing. Court-room in Court-house of the FOURTH WARD TOGETHER WITH ALL tieth street. late Town of Newtown, corner of Broadway and THE WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. JOHN V. COGGEY, DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND Court street, Elmhurst, New York. P. O. Address, The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Commissioner. Blmharst, Queens County New York. follows: Dated August 24, 1908. FERRIES. William ilas uln1 Jr., Justice. Leke I. Connor. 70,755 square yards of asphalt block pavement, so5,SS ton, Clerk. Wilbans Repper, A Ristant Clerk. DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND TERRIES, Pisa "A," including mortar bed and sand joints. tty flee General Instructions to Bid- FOOT OF BATTERY PLACE, NORTH RIVER, BOa- 0,000 square yards of macadam, to be relaid iler. on the last page, last column, of oUCH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Fridays as foundation. the "City Record." zoo cubic yards of concrete foundation. EALEI) BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE 9a.M.to4p.m. 3,200 linear feet of old bluestone curbstone to S received by the Commissioner of Docks at be reset. OFFICIAL PAPERS. the above office until 52 o'clock in. on Third District—Fourth and Fifth Wards, corn. 4,000 square feet of old bluestone flagstones to MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1908. prising the territory of the former Towns and Vil- be relaid. útga of Jamaica, Far Rockaway and Rockaway The time allowed for doing and completing Morning—"The Sun," "The New York Times." CONTRACT NO. r13. the above work will be one hundred (too) work- Evening—"The Globe." "The Evening Mail." FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND ing days. James F. McLaughlin, Justice. George W. Damon Weekly—"Democracy," "Tammany Times." MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR PRINTING Clerk. The amount o6 security required will be Forty ANI) BINDING THE ANNUAL REPORT OF Court-house, Town Hall, Jamaica, Thousand Dollars ($q0,000). Getman—"Staata-Zeitu ng." Igo7, FOR BINDING THE. MINUTES OF THE Telephone r8q Jamaica. qa No. 2. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, Designated by the Board of City Record, Janu. DF.TARTMENT FOR THE YEAR r906, WITH open from m. to CURBING, RECURBING AND REPAVING ary 22, Igo6. Amended March I. zpo6• Novem- '1'lHE INDEX AND ANNUAL REPORT FOR Cs bid Mondays. WeMífy and Fridays WITH GRANITE BLOCK PAVEMENT ON A ber 20, 1906; February so, tpo7, and Øsreh S, THE SAME YEAR, AND FOR PRINTING at e lL m. SAND FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 5go$. THE INDEX FOR 1906. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1909. THE CITY RECORD. 9527

The time for the completion of the work and The time for the completion of the work and (7) All the buildings, including a five story immediately cash or a certified check drawn to the full performance of the contract is on or tite full performance of the contract is forty (40) brick building and a two story brick building the order of the Comptroller of The City of before the expiration of four months. working days. standing on Tax Lots Nos. 26. 27 and a8, Block New York, and must also, at the time of the The amount of security required is One Thou- The amount of security required is fifty per No. 197, Sec. I. known as Nos. tyt, r53 and sale, give a certified check or cash in half the sand Dollars. centum (50%) of the amount bid. 155 Centre Street, Nos. to6 and rob Walker amount of the purchase price as security for Bidders will state a price for doing all the The bidder will state one price, or sum, for Street and No. 240 Canal Street, said lots being the faithful performance of the terms and con- work called for in the specifications, by which the entire work, which will include receiving situated on the westerly side of Centre Street, ditions of the sale. Where the amount of the price the bids will be tested and according to the steam dumpers at the dock of the Depart. between Walker and Canal Streets and being purchase price does not equal or exceed the which price any award of the contract will be ment of Street Cleaning, at the foot of Seven- approximately toa feet I I inches on Centre Street, sum of Fifty Dollars the sum of fifty dollars made. tcenth street, East River, Borough of Manhattan, 4$ feet Ir inches on Walker Street, thence run- shall be the amount of the security to be de- Delivery will be required to be made at the taking them to the dry dock, dry docking them ntng northerly and parallel or nearly so with posited. This security may at any time after time and in the manner and in such quantities and returning them to the said dock at the foot Centre Street, from the most westerly point of the expiration of the contract period be applied as may be directed. of Seventeenth street when the work is com- said lot on the northerly side of Walker Street by the City of New York to the cost of com- Blank forms and further information may be pleted. a distance of 57 feet 3 inches. thence easterly Io pleting any other work required under the con- obtained at the office of the said Department. The contract, if awarded, will be awarded to feet o inches to a point distant southerly 54 feet tract. but unfinished at the expiration of the ALLEN N. SPOONER, the lowest bidder. 7 inches from a point on the southerly side of contract period. Commissioner of Docks. The said steam dumpers may be seen at the Canal Street distant 26 feet 2 inches from the All the materials of the buildings, sheds, Dated August 29, í9o8. dock at the foot of Seventeenth street, East point of intersection of the westerly side of walks, structures and cellars of whatsoever a31,sr4 River. Centre Street with the southerly side of Canal nature, with their exterior and interior fixtures, g2F See General Instructions to Bid- Blank forms and further information may be Street, thence northerly a distance of 54 feet appurtenances and foundations of all kinds, cx- ders on the last page, last column, of obtained at the office of the Department of Street 7 inches to the southerly side of Canal Street and edit the sidewalk and curb in front of said the "City Record." Cleaning, tite Borough of Manhattan, Nos, 13 to thence easterly along the southerly side of Canal buildings extending within the described area zt Park row. Street 26 feet 2 inches to the point of intersec- and down to the level of the cellar bottom, OPFICE OP THE DEPARTMENT OP DOCKS AND FOSTER CROWELL, tion of the westerly side of Centre Street with shall be torn down andremoved from the FERRIES, PIER "A," FOOT OF BATTERY PLACE, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, the southerly side of Canal Street; premises. None of the dirt, debris or waste NORTH RIVER, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE Dated August 29, 19o8. (8) A four story brick building or buildings resulting from demolition shall be allowed to CITY OF NEW YORK. azg,Sl0 standing on Tax Lot No. t, Block No. 481. Sec. remain on the premises except old mortar or f. See General Instructions to Bid- 2, known as Nos. 3 and 5 Cleveland Place. sit- plaster only which may be left, but not higher EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE ders tin the last page, last column, of uated on the easterly side of Cleveland Place at any point than two feet below the curb op- S received by the Coiiimissioner of Docks at tite "City Iteeord," and being approximately 7q feet 3 inches on posite that point; also Ylte foundation walls of the above office until is o'clock nt. on Cleveland Place, q8 feet 7 inches on the north- all classes shall be taken down only to a plane THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1905. ASHES, ETC.. FOR FILLING IN LANDS. erly side, 5o feet o inches on the most easterly whose elevation shall be the level of the curb Borough of Manhattan. side- thence running westerly from the most in front of the building. ERSONS HAVING LANDS OR PLACES southerly point of the most easterly side and The purchaser at the sale shall also with- CONTRACT NO. 1138. P in the vicinity of New York Bay to fill parallel or nearly so with the northerly side 4q draw and remove all abandoned water taps and FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND in can procure material for that purpose—ashes, feet tok inches, thence southerly and parallel or old service stains, and in place thereof cause MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR PREPARIN(; street sweepings, etc., collected by the Depart- nearly so with Cleveland Place a distance of zq to be inserted a brass plug in the main water FOR AND PAVING W1TII ASPI-L\LT '1'IIh: ment of Street Cleaning—free of charge by ap- feet 7'/ inches and thence westerly 48 feet q pipe in the street, in compliance with the rules DECKS OF CERTAIN PIERS ON '1'i-HE plying -to the Commissioner of Street Cleaning, inches to the easterly side of Cleveland Place; and regulations o' tIleDepartment of Water NORTH, EAST AND HARLEM RIVERS, Nos. 13 to 21 Park row, Borough of Manhattan. (9) A three story brick building standing on Supply, Gas and Electricity, and furnish the AND FOR LAYING ASPHALT, GRANITI! FOSTER CROWELL, Tax Lot No. 43, Block No, 481. Sec. 2, known Department of Finance with a certificate from BLOCK OR IRON SLAG BLOCK PAVEMENT Commissioner of Street Cleaning. as No. I Cleveland Place and No. 404 Broome the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Elec- ON NEW-MADE LAND BETWEEN EAST Street, said lot being situated on the north- tricity that thii has been performed; but thi; TWENTY-TVIRI) AND EAST TWENTY- easterly corner of Cleveland Place and Broome provision shall not apply where portions Only FOURTH STREETS, EAST RIVER, BOR- DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Street and being approximately 25 feet 3 inches of buildings are removed. OUGH OF MANHATTAN. on Ilroome Street, 65 feet Io inches on Clevc- The pinehaser at the sale shall also remove The time for the completion of the work and land Place, 23 feet to inches on the northerly all House rc•.vCr connection:; to the main sewer the full performance of the contract is on or DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, CORNER OF FIFTY- side and 71 feet 4 inches on the easterly side; in tile street, and the opening of the main before the expiration of thirty calendar days. FIFTII STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, BOROUGH or (io) A three story brick building standing on sewer in street shall be properly closed in com- The amount of security required is as follows: 1\IAN1IATTAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. Tax Lot No. 42, Block No. 481, Sec. z. known pliance with the direction of the Bureau of Class i —Pier foot of Beckman street, EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE as No. 402 Broome Street, said lot being sit- Sewers, Borough of Manhattan, and furnish EastRiver ...... ...... $100 00 S received by the Board of Health of the uated on the northerly side of Broome Street the liepartmeut of Finance with a certificate Class 2—Pier foot of James slip, Department of Health until 9.45 a. m. on and being approximately 2e feet 3 inches on from the Bureau of Sewers that the work has East River ... ...... ..... I,IOO 00 Broome Street, 71 feet 4 inalks on the westerly been properly performed; but this provision TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1908. side. 24 feet Io Class 3—Pier at East Twentieth street, inches on the northerly side and shall not app;y where portions only of build. East River ...... ...... 1,500 00 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING 76 feet t inches on the easterly side; ings are removed. Class g—Pier at East One Hundred TINI'E'R, LUMBER, MOULDING, ETC., TO (II) A four story brick building standing on The permits for all openings in the street to and Tenth street, Harlem River.... 1,000 so Tax Lot No. Block No. 481. Sec. 2, known TILE TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM AT 41, be obtained by and at the expense of the pur- Class 5—Pier at West Fortieth street. OTISVILLE. ORANGE COUNTY, NEW as No. 400 Broome Street, said lot being situated chaser of the building. North River ... ...... .. 1,5oo o0 YORK, DURING THE YEAR 'gob. on the northerly side of Broome Street and he- Failure to remove said buildings, appurtenances. Class 6—Between Twent,-third and The time for the delivery of the supplies and ing approximately 2; feet 3 inches on Broome Street, To6 feet o inches on the westerly side. 25 or any- portion thereof within sixty days from Twenty-fourth streets, East River.. 3,000 00 the performance of the contract is 6o days after the day of the sale, will work forfeiture of the award of the contract. feet s inches on the northerly side and rtz feet ownership of such buildings, aptntrtenances or inches on the easterly side: The prices bid shall include the cost of de- i portion as shall then he left standing, together Bidders will state a price per square yard for (ra) doing the work called for under any class of livering the supplies at the Otisville (N. Y.) So much of a four story brick building with all moneys paid by said porehaser on ac- station of the Erie Railroad. as stands on a portion of Tax Lot No, 40, Block count thereof at the time of the sale, and the the contract upon which a bid is submitted. No. 481, Sec. 2, known as No. Contractors may bid on any or all of the various The amount of security required is fifty per 3q8 Broome bidtiers' assent to the above conditions being cent. (5o%) of the amount of the bid. Street, said lot being situated on the northerly understood to he imrlied by the act of bidding, kinds of pavement called for under Class 6. side of Broome Street and being approximately The character of pavement to be laid under . Bids will he compared and the contract award- and the City of New York will, without notice ed to ilte lowest bidder for the entire contract. 25.47 feet on Broome Street, 112 feet 3 inches to the Purchaser, cause the satse to be removed Class 6 will be determined upon by the Commis- on the westerly side, 24 feet 7l inches on the sioner after the opening of the biris. Any award Blank forms and further information may be and the costs and expense thereof charged against obtained at the office of the Chief Clerk of northerly side and 118 feet o inches on the east- the security shove mentioned. in Class 6 will be to tite lowest bidder for placing erly side, said Portion of said lot being described the kind of pavement selected, and any awards the Department of Health, southwest corner of The work of removal must be carried on in Fifty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, Borough of in two parcels. as follows: One parcel, beginning every respect in a thorough and workmanlike in the other classes will be to the lowest bidders at a point on the boundary line between Tax in those classes. Each class of the contract will Manhattan, and at the office of the Sanatorium manner and raust he completed within sixty days be awarded separately. in the Tyoeson House, OtisvilIe, N. Y. Lot No. 41 and Tax Lot No. 40. distant 66 feet from the(lay of sale, and the successful bidder THOMAS DARLINGTON, M. D., ; % inches from the northerly side of Broome will provide and furnish all materials of labor Work must be done at the time and in the Street, thence running in a northeasterly direc- manner and in such quantities as may he di. President; and machinery necessary thereto, and will place ALVAH H. DOTY, M. D., tion along a carved line drawn with a radius of proper and sufficient guards and fences and reeled. 241.58 feet, with its convexity towards the north Blank forms and further information may be THEODORE A. BINGHAM, warning signs by flay and night for the Pre- a distance of 3,q feet 7 inches to the boundary vention of accidents. and will indemnify and obtained and the plans and drawings play be Board of Health. line between Tax Lot No. 4o and Tax Lot No. seen at the office of the said Department. Dated August 24, 1908. save harmless The City of New York, its officers, az4,s8 39, thence northerly along said last mentioned agents and servants and each of then, against ALTEN N. SPOONER, boundary line a distance of 23 feet inches to R - See General Instructions to Bid- 5 my and all suits and actions, claims and de- Commissioner of Docks. the boundary line between Tax Lot No. 40 and rna'tds of every name and description brought Dated July 31, tgoS. ders nn the Inst singe, last column, of Tax Lot No. I, thence westerly along said last the "City Hecord." against it, them or any of them, and against 022,53 mentioned boundary line a distance of 24 feet and from all damage and costs to which it, they 1~2P See General lnstruetion to Did- 71 inches to the boundary line between Tax or any of them may he nut hy reason of injury ders on the last page, Inst column, of Lot No. 41 and Tax Lot No. 4o and thence to the Person or property of another, resulting the "City Record." PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION— southerly along said last mentioned boundary front negligence or carelessness in the perform- line 45 feet g'/ inches to the point or place of ance of the work, or in guarding the same, or FIRST DISTRICT. beginning; and the other of said parcels. being from any improper or defective materials or BELLEVUE AND ALLIED situated on the southeasterly siste of and adjacent machinery. implements or appliances used in the SALE OF BUILDINGS AND APPURTE- to the said parcel last hereinabove described and remhval of the said buildings. HOSPITALS. NANCES THERETO ON CITY REAL within a line distant not more than IO feet south- Party walls and fences. when existing against ESTATE. easterly therefrom and wholly within said Tax adjacent property not sold, shall not he taken BELLEVUE AN , ALLIED HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT Lot No. 4o. down. All forrings. OF NEW YORK CITY, TWENTY-SIXTH STREET AND plaster, chimneys, projecting UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (t3) So much of a one story brick building as brick, etc., on the faces of such Party walls are FIRST AVENUE, BOROUGH OP MANHATTAN, TILE stands on a portion of Tax Lot No, 3o. Block II) lie taken clown and removed. The walls shall CITY OF NEW YORK. P that thePublic Service Commission for he the First District, by authority of the powers No. 487, Sec. 2, known as No. 3o6 Broome Street, raide permanently self-sonnnrttne. beam-holes, C4 EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL. BE vested in it by law, the Commissioners of the said lot being situated on the northerly side of etc., ripped I.M. and the walls Pointed and made 1,;) received by the ('resident of the Board of Sinking Fund of The City of New York having Broome Street and being aeureximately 25 feet q to exclude wind and rain and Present a clean .rustevs at the above office until 3 o'clock p. nt. duly given their approval, will offer for sale at inches on Broome Street, I18 feet r inch on the exterior. The roofs of the adjacent buildings an public auction the buildings or certain portions westerly side thereof, 26 feet t5é inches on the shall he properly flashed and painted and made of buildings now standing on certain parcels of northerlyside and 117 feet t 3 inches on the water tight where they have been euisturbed by WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908. easterly si de, said portion of said lot being de- the operation of the contractor. property (some of which The City of New York FOR PROVIDING ALL LABOR AND MA- has acquired in fee simple and in others of scribed in two parcels as follows- One parcel, The Public Service Commission for the First Illi? I:ARING District reserves the right on the dav TERIALS REQUIRED FOR 'I- which it has acquired certain easements), for hevinning at a point on the boundary line be- of sale to DOWN AND RE\IOVAF, EXCAVATION, tween Tax Lot No. 4o and Tax Let No. 3o, withdraw front sale ang of the buildings, Parts MASONRY, DAMI'1'ROOFING, REPAIRING Rapid Transit purposes in The City of New distant 94 feet 7 inches from the northerly side of buildings and machinery included therein. or AND REPLACING OF AIACHINERY AND York, Borough of Manhattan, which said build- of Broome Street. thence running in a north- to reject any and all bids. Rl ings and said portions of buildings are as fol- easterly direction along a curved line drawn with Nets' York. :1n¢nst ird. too8. ALL OTHER WORK REOUIREI) TO :N- lows, to wit : DER SOUND AND l'ERI-EL"1' THL DAMI'- a radius of 241.58 feet. with its convexity PUBLIC SERVICE COIT\ITOSION FOR PROOFING OF ELEVA'I'O1t PITS. ANI) (I) A six story brick building standing on towards the north, a distance of 3t feet 5 inches THE FIRST DTSTRTCT. DAMAGED ELF.VATOR MACHINERY AT Tax Lot No. 19, Block No. 208, Sec. I. known to the boundary line between Tax Lot No. to By Wit. R. Wrr.rrnx, FORDIIAM HOSPITAI„ C'RO'rONA AVENUE as Nos. 15Z, 15g, 161 and 163 Centre Street and and Tax Lot No. .1..1, thence northerly along said Chairman. AND 'TIIS SOU'i11ERN BOULEVARD, '1'lfl. Nu. 239 Canal Street, said lot being situated last mentioned boundary line a distance of 6 By TRAVIS H. WnITNEV, CI'T'Y OF NEW YORK. oil the northwest corner of Canal and Centre feet q% Indies to the boundary line between Secretary. Streets, being approximately 122 feet 9y inches The surely required will be Two Thousand Tax I-et No. 39 and Tax Lot No. iz, thence a10,3í Dollars ($2,000). on Centre Street, 37 feet g inches on Canal westerly along the last mentioned boundary line The tinte for the completion of the work and Street, t15 feet Io inches on the westerly side a distance of 26 feet I inches to the first the full performance of the contract is within and 31 feet o inches on the northerly side; mentioned boundary line between Tax Lot No. sixty (60) consecutive calendar days front the (2) A six story brick building standing on 40 and Tax Lot No. 3q, and thence southerly BOARD OF ASSESSORS. date of executing the contract. Tax Lot No. r6, Block No, 208, See. I, known along said last mentioned boundary line a dis- as Nos. tg3, Ig5 and 197 Centre Street said tance of 23 feet 5 inches to the point or place The bids will be compared and the contract lot being situated on the westerly side of Centre UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO awarded at a lump or aggregate stint to the of beginning; and the other of said parcels, he- Street and being approximately 7g feet o inches in Q situated on the southeasterly side of and P the owner or owners of all houses and lowest bidder. on Centre Street, 78 feet o inches on the south- lut s, improved or tilt intpruved lands affected Blank forms may be obtained and the plans adjacent to said Tax Lot No. io last hereinabove erly side, 75 feet o inches on the westerly side described and within a line distant not more than thereby, that the following proposed assessments and drawings may be seen at the office of the and 73 feet ti inches on the northerly side: have been c,øi,pletc.l lind arc lusulged ilt the office Contract Clerk, No. 417 East Twenty-sixth strcrt, ro feet southeasterly therefrom and wholly within (3) .A five story brick building standing on Tax Lot No. .iq. su f the Pasm of .\=se<,,,r; for examination by all Borough of Itlanhattan, where the bids and de- Tax Lot No. 14, Block No. 208, Sec. I, known persuns ihterestcin. viz.: posits are also delivered. (14) All the buildings standing on Tax Lots as Nos. Igg and 201 Centre Street and No. Nos. it and :12, Block No, 481, Sec. 2. known IIoruugot of )Ien1hnttan. JOHN W. BRANN:\N, I Howard Street, said lot being situated on the as Nos. 187 and i8o Mulberry Street, said lots President of the Board of 'I'rustccs, southwesterly corner of Howard and Centre being situated on the southwesterly corner of List 9634, No, 1. Server ill Fletcher street, Bellevue and Allied hospitals. Streets and being approximately roo feet 8% \Tnlberry Street and Delancey Street Extension. bchs•s•tii South a.td brunt streei ;. Dated August 27, 1908. inches on Centre Street, 38 feet t inch on the being anproximately 9S feet o inches on Mul I i t 55, No. :. Sewer in Our Ilandred and aa8,s9 southerly side too feet 6 inches on the westerly berry Street, too feet 6.y( inches on Delancey F rty-sixth stred, betscecrt Eighth sussi Bradlturst tl7. See General lIlstr uagtlueM to BId- side and 36 feet 5 inches on Howard Street; Street Extension- 5r feet . 4 inches on the as-cusses. ders on the lest ima8'e, itast column, of (4) A four story brick building standing on westerly side and loo feet 2t/4 inches on the I.i,t 7;, No. 3. Sewer in \Vest One Mundled the "City Record." Tax Lot No, 17, Block No. 197, Sec. t, known southerly side. arml Ninety-first surest, tiettceels Wadsworth and as Nus. 133, 135 and 137 Centre Street and St. Nicholas ascnttcs. Said parcels of property are more particularly List t 14, No. fagtet, Nos. 112 and 114 White Street, said lot being described on three certain maps or plans and 4, with asphalt block yacement un a cone rete úlnhiIati„n DEPARTMENT OF STREET situated on the northwest corner of White and memoranda, on file in the office of the Register Ille new street Centre Streets, being approximately go feet is on the west silte of the Ilalt ,of Rec'rds, ex- of the County of New York, marked as fol- lending froth Rradc to t'hambcrs street. CLEANING. inches on Centre Street, 54 feet 6 inches on lows: one "Public Service Commission for the While Street, 89 feet o inches on the westerly 'Ilte limits within whirl( it i, prop -sed to lay First District, Chief Engineer's Office, Route the sail as~c-rtncnl: include all the several horses side and 58 feet 4 inches on the northerly No, 9-o-i and 9-o-3, Drawing No. z8, March MAIN OFFICE OF TIIS DEPARTMENT OF STREET a n,l lul, of ground. vacant lists, pieces ana pat-- CLEANING, ROOM 1403. Nos. r3 TO 21 l'.uuc Row, side; z, t9o8, Henry B. Scaman. Chief Engineer," (5) A five story brick building standing on c(,ls of land -iomled on— I BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, 'l'IiE CITY uF NEW one "Public Service Commission for the First No. t. Eolit sides of F1etcbcr stitet, extending YORK, Tax Lot No. 14, Block No. 197, Sec. I, known District. Chief Engineer's Office, Route No. about I 4 5 feet west as Nos. t49, 141 and 143 Centre Street said tlf South street. 9 0.2 Drawing No. 38. March z, tgo8, IIenry No. z Both sidcc of One h undred and Forty- EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE lot being situated on the westerly side of Centre IT. feaman, Chief Engineer," and one "Public -ixth street, extending Street and being approximately 71 feet g inches absint i 5 feet west of received by the Commissioner of Street Service Commission for the First District, Chief Eighth aveioie. leaning at the above office until 12 O'clock us. on Centre Street, 84 feet 6 inches on the south- Engineer's Office, Route No. 9.0-4. Drawing erly side, 69 feet 3 inches on the westerly side No, 3. limb aides of One Hundred and Nine- on No. ti, March 2, 1908, Henry B. Seaman, ty-first street, front 1Vadsussrfh and 83 feet to inches on the northerly side; to St. Nicholas THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908. Chief Engineer." , avenue, and wrct side ut Si. Nicholas avenue, (6) A five story brick building standing on Pursuant to a resolution of the Public Ser- frinu (toc IItut,lrc'l and Niuctictli to One Ilun- Doronzh of Mai.imtihe. Tax Lot No. ii, Block No. 197. Sec. I, known vice Commission for the First District adopted ,hr,l shill Ni, et)-lìrst street, CONTRACT 1T( )R TU RN IS IIINI; ALL 1'Ilh: as Nos. 145, 147 and tog Centre Street, and on August 3rd, 1908, the sale of the above N,,. .1. Beth t ile, of tin` new Gliret LABOR AN I) MATERIALS RI?i!RIRh:i1 'I'll s on the 107 Walker Street, said lot being situated on described buildings will be held by the said t,(- - i .i,k- ,f li,c Ifall n( Rororda, front L'bsml,ers REPAIR Tilp: 'I'Mkhai (. S'l'K:\\ [ I til \ll'- the southwesterly corner of Walker and Centre Commission on September I, 7go8, at in:3o IlI•ri 1,. Remir utroa, and to the extent of half S'1REp;T Streets and being approximately 75 feet o inches RRS (II. 'Pli(E pTARYhM?NT lul o'clock A. M., on the premises, upon the follow- the Neck at the im t-1segting and terminating CLEANING, KNOWN AS " ASCII I?NIlRoi:D- on CentreStreet, 43 feet 11 inches on the ing terms and conditions: 1:L,,. " Cl':Nl•;gFNTOLA " AND " CINDER- southerly side, 75 feet o inches on the westerly The buildings and appurtenances thereto will ;Vl pe'rsons whose interests are affected by the ELLA," side and 44 feet to inches on Walker Street; be sold to the highest bidder, who must pay above-canted proposed assessments and who are 9528 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, i908, opposed to the same, or either of them, are t'e- The time for the completion of the contract is Plans may be seen and blank forms may be BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. qucsted to present their objections, in writing, to sixty (6o) days. obtained at the office of the Department of the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No. 320 The amount of security required is Nine Thou- Parks, Borough of Manhattan, Arsenal, Central Broadway, New York, on or before September sand Dollars ($9,000). Park, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OP 29, 1908, at II a. m., at which time and place The bids will be compared and the contract HENRY SMITH, BROOKLYN, ROOM 2, BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH OF the said objections will be heard and testimony awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. President; BROOKLYN, TIIE CITY OF NEW YORK. received in reference thereto. Blank forms may be obtained and plans may JOSEPH I. BERRY, EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE ANTONIO ZUCCA, be seen at tite office of the Department of Parks, MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, S received by the President of the Borough PAUL WEIMANN, Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Commissioners of Parks. of Brooklyn, at the above office until II o'clock JAMES 1I. KENNEDY, HENRY SMITH, Dated August 21, 1908, a. nt. on Board of Assessors. President; azr,s3 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908. WILLIAM H. JASPER, JOSEPH I. BERRY, tAn' See General Instructions to Uld- FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND Secretary, MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, ders on the last page, last column, of No. 32o Broadway. MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR DREDGING Commissioners of Parks. the • ('tty Record." t;OWANUS CANAL, FROM STATION NO. 4 City of New York, Borough of Manhattan, a28,sro 1'LUS 5o, TO STATION NO. 32. 4f2 See General lnstruettons to Bid- August 26, 1908. OFFICE OF TITE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL The Engineer's estimate of the quantity is as a27,s8 ders on the last pag;e,,last column, of follows: the "City Record." - BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH STREET. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OP 9,000 cubic yards, scow measurement. UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO NEW YORK. The time allowed for the completion of the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL work and the full performance of the contract the owner or owners of all houses and BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH L'ALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES' WILL BE lots,P improved or unimproved lands affected received by the Park Board at the above will be forty (40) calendar days. STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, TILE CITY Os- S The amount of security required will be Three thereby, that the following proposed assessments NEW YORK. office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock have been completed and are lodged in tite office p. m, on Thousand Dollars ($3,000). EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILT, BE The bidder will state the price of each item or of the Board of Assessors for examination by all THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1905, persons interested, viz.: a• received by the Park Board at the above article contained in the specifications or schedules office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock Borounce of Manhattan. herein contained or hereto annexed, per cubic Borough of Brooklyn. It. in. Oil FOR ALL TILE LABOR AND MATERIAI-S yard or other unit of pleasure, by which the bids List II, No. I. Constructing sewer basins at THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908. REQUIRED FOR REPAIRING THE CAST st-ill be tested. The bids will be compared and the southeast and southwest corners of Jerome AND WROUGHT IRON FENCES INCLOS- the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. street and Belmont avenue, all four corners of Borough of The Bronx. ING STUYVESANT PARK, BRYANT PARK Blank forms and further information may be Jerome street and Sutter avenue, southwest cor- FOR FURNISHING ALL TITE LABOR AND ANf) TILE GRASS PLOTS IN PARK AVE- obtained and the plans and drawings may be seen ner of Jerome street and Dumont avenue, all I!ATERIAL5 FOR CONSTRIICPING AND NUE, PROM 'Fl il RTY-FOURTII SPREET TO at the office of the Bureau of Sewers, No. 215 four corners of Jerome street and Livonia avenue LAYING IIESAC,ON.\L AS1'IG\LT BLOCK FORTIETH STREET, AND FROM FIFTY- Jlontague street, Borough of Brooklyn. and northeast and northwest corners of Jerome W.AI,KS. FROM BAR'-fOW STATION TO TI-IE SIXTTI STREET 1'O NINETY-SIXTII BIRD S. COLER, street and New Lots road. CITY ISLAND LIRIllGP:, IN PELIIAMf BAY S'P'EET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. President, List 18, No. 2. Constructing sewer in Dean I'.ARK, ANI7 FROM '1TIE JUNCTION OF The aniotmt of security required is Seven Hun- Dated Altgust 25, IgOS. street, between Ralph and Howard avenues. IERO7'FE AVENUE ANU ATOSIIOL(J PARK- dred and Fifty Dollars ($75o). a28,si6 List 34, No. 3. Constructing a sewer in Blake \\':\Y'1'O 'ilfl? VAN CORTT.ANIi-I' STATION, The time allowed to complete the whole work It?; See General Instructions to Bid- avenue, between Powell and Junius streets, and IN VAN COR-f'T.'Nf' PARK, IN THIE CITY will be thirty (30) consecutive working days. ders on the inst page, last column, of a sewer basin at the southeast corner of Blake OF NEW YORK. The contracts must be bid for separately. tite "City Record." and Hopkinson avenues. The time for the completion of the contract The bids will be compared and the contract List 37, No. 4. Grading to the level of the is one hundreil (ioo) con=ccutive working days. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF curb a jot lying on the north side of Forty-ninth The amount of security required is Light Thou- Blank forms may be obtained at the office of street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, known BROOKLYN, ROOM 2, BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH OF Tan'1 Dollars (floss). the Department of Parks, Borough of Manhattan, BROOKLYN, THE CITY OP NEW YORK. as Lot No. 49, in Block 776. 'lite hid s will be compared and the contract Arsenal, Central Park. List 38, No. 5. Constructing a sewer in Maple ulva rcícef at a lump or aSgregutc snitt. IIENRY SMITIT, EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE street, between Rogers and Nostrand avennc . Ulans mav he seen and blank forms may be President; S received by the President of the Borough List 44, No. 6. Constructing a sewer in r,ittiiioed at the otTice of the Department of Parks, JOSEPIT I, BERRY, of Brooklyn at the above office until it o'clock Fifty-sixth street, between Seventh and Eighth Zhro•.cski \lausion, Claremont 1-ark, The Bronx. MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, a. m, on avenues. HENRY SMMI'l'I-1, Commissioners of Parks. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908. List 46, No. 7. Constructing a sewer in Sixty- Dated August 21, 1908, President; Borough of Brooklyn. first street, between Third and Fourth avenues, JOSEPH I. BERRY, 521,53 and in Third avenue, between Sixty-first and MICIIAEI, J. KENNEDY, fr See General Instructions to Bid- No. I. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR Sixty-second streets. Cr;nuissi ,iicrs of Parks, ders on the last liaise, inst column, ot AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR CON- List 49, No. 8. Constructing a sewer in Fourth a25,sIo lite "City Record." S'I'RUC'I'INC; SEWER IN EAST NINETY- avenue, both sides, between Sixtieth and Sixty- 3i_ See a;enerfal Instructions to Hid- EI(:lL-Pll STREET, FROM EAST NEW YORK first streets, with outlet sewer in Fourth avenue, AVENUE TO I-IEGEMAN AVENUE. WITH ders nn the last psage, Inst column, of OFFICE OF TILE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL westerly side, between Sixty-first and Sixty- the "City Record:' ()Utl.i•:'I' SEWERS IN EAST NINETY- fourth streets. BUILDING, FIrTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH EIGItTlI S'1'REE'1', ETC., ETC., SECTION List 56, No. 9. Constructing a sewer in STREET, ItoROuriH OF IANHATTAN, THE CITY OP NO. I. Eighty-third street, between Fourth and Fifth OFFICE OF TILE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL NEW YORK. BUILDING. FIFTH AVv:NUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH The following Engineer's preliminary estimate avenues. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE of total cost for the completed work is to be List 6o, No. to. Constructing a sewer in STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, TIIE CITY OF NEW YORK. S received by the Park Board at the above taken as the one hundred per cent. (too%) basis Fifty-fifth street, between Seventh and Ninth office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock for bidding. Proposals shall state a single per- avenues. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILT, BE I,, In. on centage of such one hundred per cent. cost (i. e., List 61, No. i i. Constructing a sewer in Fifth S_ received by the Park Board at the above THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. such as 95 per cent., loo per cent. or sos per avenue, between Sixtieth and Sixty-fourth streets. office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock cent.), for whiclr ail material and work called The limits within which it is proposed to lay p. v1. on Borough of Manhattan. for in the contract and the invitation to bidders the said assessments include all the several houses 'J'HUItSDAY, SEPTEMBER :t, 1908. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING is to be furnished to the City. Such percentage, and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and par- 7,050 CUBIC YARDS OF ROA IIOOK as bid, shall apply to all unit items specified in eels of land situated on— Borough of Manhattan. GRAVEL OR GRAVEL OF EQUAL QUALITY. the Enginccr's preliminary estimate, to an amount No. I. Both sides of Jerome street, commenc- FOR ALT. LAIIOR t\NI) MATERIALS RE- The security required will be Six Thousand necessary to complete the work described in the ing about 220 feet south of Sutter avenue and OUIRED FOR PAINTING TILE C'AS'T ANl) Dollars. contract: extending north to Belmont avenue; south side WROIJGHT IRON FENCES INCLOSING The tinte allowed for the delivery of the gravel 1,074 linear feet of 66-inch brick and of Belmont avenue, fron Barbey street to S'FliV\'lìS,1N1' I'.\RK, ]1RYANT 1-ARK AND is sixty (60) days. concrete sewer, laid corn- Warwick street; both sides of Sutter avenue, THE GRASS I'I.O'l'S IN PARK AVENUE, The bids will be compared and the contract itlete, including all inci- from Barbey street to about 7o feet east of Pk( ;M TllIR'TV-POURTZI STREET TO FOR- awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. dentals and appurtenances, Jerome street; east side of Barbey street, ex- 'I'TETIf STREET, ANI) FROM FJTY-SIXTIi Blank forms may be obtained at the office of per linear foot, $r8.5o.,,, $19,869 00 tending about ia feet south of Belmont avenue; S'1'I:EET TO NINETY-SLi'CII 5'1'RFPP, ItOR- the 11eh)artiilciit of 1-arks, Arsenal, Central Park, 55= linear feet of 6o-inch brick and blocks bounded by New Lots avenue and Dumont O('Gll OF ' \Nl-IAl1'AN. Manhattan, New York City, concrete sewer, laid com- avenue, and Barbey street and Jerome street; The amount of security required is Two Thou- HENRY SMITH, pletc, including all inci- east side of Jerome street, from Dumont avenue sand Five lI nedred Dollars ($2,500). I-resident; dentals and appurtenances, to New Lots avenue; both sides of Livonia The time allowed to complete the whole work JOSEPH I. BERRY, per linear foot, $17.. ----- 9,384 00 avenue, from Barbey street to Warwick street, will be forty-five (45) consecutive working days. MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, 419 linear feet of 54-inch brick and and west side of Warwick street, extending oorth The contracts must be bid for separately. Commissioners of Parks. concrete sewer, laid cont- from Livonia avenue to about 250 feet. The bids will be compared aud the contract Dated August 21, 19o8. pletc, including all inci- No. 2. Both sides of Dean street, from awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. azr,s3 dentals and appurtenances, Ralph to Howard avenue, Iilanks forms may be obtained at the office of tfr See General Instructions to Bid- per linear foot, $13.50.....5,66 So No. 3. Both sides of Blake avenue, from the 11epartmetlt of Larks, Borough of Manhattan, ders on tite last page, Inst columsn, of 133 linear feet of 42-inch brick Powell street to Junius street; west side of Ar,eiial, Central Park. the "Ulty ftecord.' sewer, laid complete, includ- Junius street, commencing about I 17 feet south HENRY SMITH, ing all incidentals and ap- of Blake avenue and extending about 384 feet President; OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL purtevances, per linear foot, north of Blake avenue; south side of Blake ave- JOSEI-IT I. BERRY, BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH $(i.7.5 ...... 897 75 nue, from Hopkinson avenue to Bristol street, MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, 532 linear feet of 36-inch brick and east side of Hopkinson avenue, extending STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF Commissioners of Parks. NEW YORK. sewer, laid complete, includ- about 125 feet south of Blake avenue. Dated August 2r, i9o8. ing all incidentals and ap- No. 4. North side of Forty-ninth street, com- a2I,s3 EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL TIE Durtenanccs, per linear foot, mencing 140 feet west of Seventh avenue and S received by the Park Board at the above $5.75 ..... ...... .. 3,059 00 extending westerly ioo feet. ttr See General Instructions to Ilid- office of the Department of Parks until s o'clock 552 linear feet of 3o-inch brick No. 5. Both sides of Maple street, from derN on the lust pas', lost column, of p. in. on sewer, laid conmplete, includ- Nostrand to Rogers avenue; both sides of Rogers the "CIE)' Record." 'l'lcL- RSDAY, SEPTEMIIER 3, 1908. ing all incidentals and ap- avenue, from Maple street to Lefferts avenue; Borough of The l)rona. purtenances, per linear foot, north side of Lincoln toad, extending about 360 $.5 ...... 2,760 oO feet east of Rogers avenue, and both sides of OFFICE OF Tue DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL FOR FURNISHIING AND DELIVERING BUILDING, Fii'-iii AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH 405 linear feet of r8-inch pipe Lincoln road, from Rogers to Bedford avenue. TWENTY-FIVE 1-IUNDRED (2,500) LINEAR sewer. laid complete, includ- STREET, BOROUGH OF f•TANIIAfTAN, TILE CITY OF FEET OF 6-INGI! CAST IRON WATER PIPE No. 6. Both sides of Fifty-sixth street, from NEw YORK. ing all incidentals and ap- Seventh to Eighth avenue. .AND FIFTY (so) STREET WASHERS, OR nurtenances, per linear foot, No. 7. Both sides of Sixty-first street, from EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE SPRINKLING BOXES. FOR PARKS, BOR- $2.50 ...... 1,012 50 Third to Fourth avenue; west side of Fourth S received by the 1-ark Board at the above OUGII OF THE BRONX, 565 linear feet of r2-inch pipe avenue, from Sixty-first to Sixty-second street, office of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock The time stipulated for the completion of the sewer, laid complete, includ- and north side of Sixty-second street, from P. m. On contract is thirty (30) days. ing all incidentals and ap- Third to Fourth avenue. 'PliURED 11', SEPTEMBER 3, 118)8, The amount of security required is One Thou. purtenances, per linear foot, No. 8. East side of Pourth avenue, from Six- Borough of Matnhattnn. sand Dollars ($I,000), $1.90 .. ... .... 1,073 50 tieth to Sixty-first street; west side of Fourth The bids will be compared and the contract 7,250 linear feet of 6-inch house avenue, from Sixtieth to Sixty-fourth street; FOR FUIRNISIIIN(; AN!) DELIVERING Soo awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. connection drain, laid com- south side of Sixtieth and north side of Sixty- BARREIS OR 1.Otf-iLAND CEMENT, too Blank forms may be obtained at the office plete, including all inci- first streets, from Fourth to Fifth avenue, and CUBIC YARDS Oli COW BAY SAND. of tite Department of Parks, Zbrowski Mansion, dentals and appurtenances; west side of Fifth avenue, from Sixtieth to The sccurity required will be Eight Hundred Claremont Park, The Ilronx. per linear foot, $I...... 7,250 00 Sixty-first street. Dollars ($Soo). HENRY SMITH, 25 manholes, complete, with iron No. 9. Both sides of Eighty-third street, from The tune allowed for the delivery of the ma- heads and covers, including terials is thirty (30) days. President; Fourth to Fifth avenue. IOSEPH I. BERRY, all incidentals and appurte- No. io. Both sides of Fifty-fifth street, from The bids will be compared and the contract ttances; per manhole, $55. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Blink MICHAEL J. KENNEDY, 1,375 00 Seventh to Ninth avenue. Commissioners of Parks. 13 sewer basins, complete, of No. II. Both sides of Fifth avenue, from forms may be obtained at the office of the De- either standard design, with Sixtieth to Sixty-fourth street. partment of Parks, Arsenal, Central 1-ark, New a2o,s3 iron pans or gratings, iron All persons whose interests are affected by the fork City. fåt' See General In8troetlonx to 1114- hasin flood and connecting above named proposed assessments and who are HENRY SMI'l'II. ders On the last page, lurt column, of culvert, including all inci- opposed to the same, or either of them. are re- I'residcnt; the "City Ito-cord." dentals and appurtenances; quested to present their objections, in writing, to TOSEP11 I. BERRY, per basin, $16o...... 2,080 00 s4ICliAFL T. KENNEDY, the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No. 320 OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL 78,000 feet (13, M.) of foundation Broadway, New York, on or before September Cotnmissioners of Parks. ifuu,urNG, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTIH planking laid in place, com- 22, 1908, at ii a. m., at which time and place Dated Augu=_1 21, 1908. STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF plete, including all inci- the said objections will be heard and testimony a21,s3 NEW YORK, dentals and appurtenances; received in reference thereto, g;-- See General Instructions to Bid- EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE ,er thousand feet (B, M.), ANTONIO ZUCCA, t1erN (III the last yiisg'e, Hast column, Of received by the Park Board at the above $30 ...... 2,340 00 PAUL \VEIMANN. tine "City Record." n ice of the Department of Parks until 3 o'clock 84,000 feet (B. M.) of sheeting and JAMES H. KENNEDY, p. in. on bracing drivenin place, Board of Assessors. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. complete, including all inci- WILLIAM H. JASPER, OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL Borough of Richmond. dentals and appurtenances; Secretary, BUILDING, TiE.iii AVENUE AND SixrY-FDURTH er thousand feet (B. M.), No. 320 Broadway. STREET, BOROUGH OP MANIIATT'AN, '1'IIE CITY OF FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT CURB 30 .. ..... ...... 2,520 00 City of New York, Borough of Manhattan, NEW YORK, ANI) SIDEWALKS AROUND TIIS ['ARK AT i,600 linear feet of 12-inch pipe sub- August 20, 5908. EALEll BIDS OR ESTTIMATES WILT. BI? WE:STlNCiEIGId, IN THE BOROUGH OF drain, laid complete, includ- as i,s 1 received by the Park Board at the above RICHHMON1), TITE CITY OF NEW YORK. ing all incidentals and ap. S 'l'ire amount of the security required is Thir- otticc of the I)v't nrt tiient of 1-arks until 3 o'clock pttrtenances; per linear foot, p. m. nn teen lIundred Dollars, • 50 cents ...... Boo oo The time allowed for the completion of the DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1008. whole work will be forty consecutive working Total ...... $60,077 25 flotoutgL of Mnnlintfaii. clays, 1'he contracts must be bid for separately. OFFICE OF TILE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, ARSENAL I'Olt I'URNISl1ING, DELIV'h:RING AND The time allowed for the completion of the BUILDING, FIPTH AvENUF. AND SIXTY-FOURTH LAVING \vA1'I-R MAINS AND APPURTE The bids tvill be compared aud the contract work and the full performance of the contract l'IRE awarded at a lump or agg regate sum, STREET, BORouoII OF MANHATTAN, 'Fots CITY os- NANCES IN 'fill: RAMBLE, AND IN flans may be seen and blank forms may be will be one hundred and fifty working days. NEW YORK. VICINITY Oli iif1Th AVENUE, IIE'fWEEN The amount of security required will be obtained at the office of the Department of Parks, Twenty Thousand Dollars (Szo.noo). t_XJ.h.n BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILT, BE, SIN-TY - SIXTHI 1NI) SIX-FY - NINTI-I Borough of Manhattan, Arsenal, Central Park. received by the Park ISoard at the shove St lf lS E'I'S, ALL IN CI?N'TIt 1L PARK, IN No. 2. FOR FURNISHING ALL TITE s '1111: BOROUGH 01 MANHTAT(TAN, THE. II EN RY SMI'P1I, LABOR AND ' MATERIAL REOIJIREI) FOR office of the Department Df ]'arks until 3 D'elock President; all CI'ry OF NI•AV YORK. i ONS'I'RUC'1- ING SEWER IN EAST NINETY- Ii. 01, The time allowed for the completion of the JOSEPH 1. BERRY, I•:IGII'1'll S'I'l2EE"1', FROM RASI' NEW YORK THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908. tvbul, work will be seventy-tive consecutite work- MICHAEL J. KENNEDY. AVENUE, TO llFG1•;MAN AVENUE. WITH Jjorr,.sg'ta or Brookflyal. in=, days. Commissioners of 1-arks, OIJ'l'Lh°L' SEWERS IN EAST NINETY- rAISOR 'The amount of security required is 1' if August 20, r9o8. I?IGII'1'II STREET', ETC., ETC., SECTION FOIL FURNISTlING AT,T, 'I'll i•: a2o,s3 AND MATERIALS NECESSARY 'fl) (;RADE Thousand Dollars ($I S,000), NO. 2. GREENPOINT PARK, IR0RODI I i Oli The contracts must be bid for separately. tiT See general Instructions to B1d- The following Engineer's preliminary estimate BROOKLYN, TOGETHER WPI'IL ALL THE The bids will be compared and the contract ders on the Inst enige, last column, of of total cost for the completed work is to be WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. the "City Record." taken as the one hundred per cent. (t00%) MONDAY, AUGUST 31, Igo8. THE CITY RECORD. 9529 basis for bidding. Proposals shall state a single centage of such one hundred per cent. coat (i. e. The amount of security required is Six Thou- The time allowed for the completion of the percentage of such one hundred per cent. cost such as 95%, x00% or Io5%) for which all sand Dollars ($6,000). work and full performance of the contract will (i. e., such as 9S per cent., zoo per cent. or ros material and work called for in the contract and No. 2. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, be thirty working days. per cent.), for which all material and work called the invitation to bidders is to be furnished to the CURBING, GUTTERING AND LAYING SIDE- The amount of security required will be Five for in the contract and the invitation to bidders City. Such percentage, as bid, shall apply to WALKS ON SEVENTY-EIGHTH STREET, Hundred Dollars ($go0) is to be furnished to the City. Such percentage, all unit items specified in the Engineer's pre- FROM SECOND AVENUE TO FOURTH AVE- No. 2. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- as bid, shall apply to all unit items specified in liminary estimate, to an amount necessary to NUE, TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK IN- BOR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR RE- the Engineer's preliminary estimate, to an amount complete the work described in the contract. CIDENTAL THERETO. CONSTRUCTING SEWER IN STEWART necessary to complete the work described in the No, I. I outlet chamber built, com• Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as fol- STREET, FROM BROADWAY TO BUSH- contract: plete, including all incidentals and lows: WICK AVENUE. 248 linear feet of toz-inch con. appurtenances, $20,000...... $20,000 00 68o square yards brick gutters on a concrete The following Engineer's preliminary estimate crete sewer, laid complete, No. 2. 1,409 linear feet of x86-inch foundation. of total cost for the completed work is to be including all incidentals.and sewer, Section " A," laid complete, x,850 linear feet new curbstone, furnished and taken as the one hundred per cent. basis for appurtenances; per linear including all incidentals and ap- set in concrete. bidding. Proposals shall state a single percent- foot, $38 ...... $9,424 00 purtettances; per linear foot, $93• • 131,037 00 too linear feet old curbstone, redressed, re- age of such one hundred per cent. cost (i. e., r,655 linear feet of g6-inch concrete No. 3• go linear feet of 186-inch jointed and reset in concrete. such as 95%, z00% or IoS%) for which all sewer, laid complete, includ- sewer, Section " B," laid complete, 2,050 cubic yards earth excavation. material and work called for in the contract ing all incidentals and ap- including all incidentals and ap- 310 cubic yards earth filling (not to be bid and the invitation to bidders is to be furnished purtenances; per linear foot, purtenances' per linear foot, $Io9 3,270 00 for). to tite City. Such percentage, as bid, shall apply $28 ... .. 46,340 00 No. 4. 960 linear feet of i8o-inch 180 cubic yards concrete (not to be bid for). to all unit items specified in the Engineer's pre- 1,070 linear feet of 78-inch brick sewer, Section C," laid complete, 9,350 square feet cement sidewalk. liminary estimate, to an amount necessary to and concrete sewer, laid including all incidentals and ap- Time for the completion of the work and the complete the work described in the contract. complete, including all inci- purtenanees; per linear foot, $82.50 79,200 00 full performance of the contract is thirty-five I. 550 linear feet of 12-inch pipe dentals and appurtenances; No. 5. 63 linear feet of 48-inch (35_) working days. sewer, laid complete including per linear foot, $22.50.....24075 00 sewer, Section " E," laid complete, The amount of security required is Two Thou- all incidentals anet a purte. 3,950 linear feet of 6-inch house including all incidentals and ap- sand Dollars ($2,000), nances, per linear foot, 80..$I. $990 00 connection drain, laid com- purtenances; per linear foot, $II.so 724 So No, 3. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- 2. 27 house connection drains recon- plete, including all inci- No. 6. i linear feet of connecting ING WITH MEDINA SANDSTONE PAVE- nected, including all incidentals dentals and appurtenances; section, laid complete, including all MENT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE and appurtenances, per connec- per linear foot, $I ...... 3,950 00 incidentals and appurtenances; per ROADWAY OF TWENTY-FIRST STREET, tion, $5 ...... 135 00 t t manholes complete, with iron linear foot, $145...... • ..• ... 1,595 00 FROM SIXTH AVENUE TO SEVENTH AVE- 3. 4 manholes, complete, with iron heads and covers, including No. 7. 41 linear feet of drop sec- NUE, TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCI- heads and covers, including all all incidentals and appurte- tion. laid complete, including all DENTAL THERETO. incidentals and appurtenances, nances; per manhole, $55•• 605 00 incidentals and appurtenances; per Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as fol- per manhole, $50 ...... 200 00 3 sewer basins complete, of either linear foot, $í80...... 7,380 00 lows: 4. i8,000 feet (B. M. sheeting. and standard design, with iron No. 8. 2,500 linear feet of I2-inch 2,390 square yards medina sandstone block pave- bracing, driven in place, com- pans or gratings, iron basin pipe subdrain, laid complete, in- ment, with cement joints. plete, including all incidentals hood and connecting culvert, cluding extra excavation and all 400 cubic yards concrete. and appurtenances, per I,000 including all incidentals and incidentals and appurtenances; 7,040 linear feet new curbstone, furnished and feet (B. M.), $30...... 540 00 appurtenances; per basin, per linear foot, 75 cents...... 1,875 00 set in concrete. $í6o .. ...... 480 00 No. 9. 62,640 square feet of ex- 400 linear feet old bluestone curbstone, re- $1,865 oa 548,000 feet (B. M.) of foundation panded metal, 3-inch mesh, No. 6 dressed, rejointed and reset in concrete. esi planking, laid in place, com- gauge, heavy strand, laid com• Time for tite completion of the work and the The time allowed for the completion of the plete, including all incident- pletgi, including all incidentals full- performance of the contract is thirty (30) als and appurtenances; per and appurtenances; per square work and full performance of the contract will working days. be 40 working days. thousand feet (B. M.), $3o. 4,440 00 foot, 574 cents ...... ... 3,6or 8o The amount of security required is Three 143,000 feet (B. M.) of sheeting and No. lo. i,58o square feet of ex- The amount of security required will be Nine Thousand Five IIundred Dollars ($i,too). Hundred Dollars ($goo). bracing, driven in place, panded metal, 3-inch mesh, No. No. 4. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- complete, including all inci- to gauge, standard strand, laid Blank forms and further information may be ING WITII MEDINA SANDSTONE PAVE- obtained and the plans and drawings may be dentals and appurtenances; complete, including all incidentals MENT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION TIIE per thousand feet (B. M.), and apftu-tenanc.s; per square seen at the office of the Bureau of Sewers, No. ROADWAY OF TWENTY-SECOND STREET, 215 Montague street, the Borough of Brooklyn. $.30 .... ..... ...... 00 foot, cents ...... 4,'90 352 55 30 FROM SIXTH AVENUE TO SEVEN'lIt AVE- BIRD S. COLER, 2,973 linear feet of x2-inch pipe sub- No. t I. 122,850 pounds of steel NUE, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE WORK drain, laid complete, inchtd- rods- laid complete, including all President. INCIDENTAL TI-IERETO. Dated July 29, Igo8. ing all incidentals and ap- incidentals and appurtenances; Engineer's estimate of tite quantities is as fol- purtenances; per linear foot, per hundredweight, $2.20...... 2,702 70 824,69 lows: ■ ,so cents ...... 1,486 50 No. tz 3 manholes, Class "D," 2,400 square yards medina sandstone block pave- t8 See General Instruction to Bid- cotnplete, with iron steps, iron ment, with cement joints. ders on the last page, last column, of Total ...... $95,090 50 ]reads and covers, including all 400 cubic yards concrete. the "City Record." incidentals and appurtenances; per 1,090 linear feet new curbstone, furnished and The time allowed for the completion of the manhole, $75...... .. .. 2 25 00 set in concrete. work and full performance of the contract will No. i. 6 manholes, Class "G," 350 linear feet old OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF bluestone curbstone, re- BROOKLYN, ROOM BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH OF be aoo working days, complete, with iron heads and dressed, rejointed and reset in concrete. 2, The amount of security required will be Thirty envers, including all incidentals Time for the completion of the work and the BROOKLYN, THE CITY OP NEW YORK. Thousand Dollars ($30 000) and appurtenances; per manhole, full performance of the contract is thirty (3o) EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE No. 3. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LA- $35 .... ... ... 2tO 00 working days. received by the President of the Borough BOR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR Nn. r4, to cubic yards of Class The amount of security required is Three oQ Brooklyn at the above office until I t o'clock CONSTRUCTING SEWER IN EIGHTY- "A" concrete, in place, including Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,too). a. m, on FIFTH STREET, FROM BAY SIXTEENTII extra excavation and all inci- No. 5. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- STREET (NEW UTRECHT AVENUE) TO dentals and appurtenances; per ING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1908. EIGHTEENTH AVENUE, ETC. cubic yard. $7.50 ...... 75 00 CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY FOR REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS TO The following Engineer's preliminary estimzte NO. T .5. ro cubic yards of Class OF UNDERHILL AVENUE, FROM ST. SKYLIGHTS ON ROOF OF BOROUGH of total cost for the completed work is to be "B" concrete, in place, including MARKS AVENUE TO STERLING PLACE, all - HALL, AND THI, SUBSTITUTION OF WIRE taken as the one hundred per cent. (too%) extra excavation and incl TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK INCI- GLASS FOR RIB GLASS, ETC., BOROUGH basis for bidding. Proposals shall state a single denials and appurtenances; per DE.NTAL THERETO. OF BROOKLYN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK. percentage of such one hundred per cent. cost cubic yard, $6 ...... 60 00 Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as fol- The time allowed for completing the work and (i. e., such as 95%, t00% or tos %), for which No i6. 57,001) linear feet-of bear- lows: full performance of the contract will be twenty- all material and work called for in the contract ing piles, thriven in place, com- 4,180 square yards asphalt pavement, including incidentals and five days. and the invitation to bidders is to be furnished plete, including all binder course. 1-]te amount of security required will be Seven to the City. Such percentage, as bid, shall apply appurtenances; per linear foot, 30 40 Square yards old stone pavement, to be re- ... .. 17,100 00 Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($75o). to all unit items specified in the Engineer's pre- cents .. ... laid as foundation or in approaches, etc. The bidder will state the price of each item lintinary estimate, to an amount necessary to No. 17. 78,000 feet (B. M.) of yel- 5Ro cubic yards concrete. or article contained in the specifications or sched- complete the work described in the contract: low pine, tongued and grooved, í,64o linear feet new curbstone, furnished and ules hereincontained or hereto annexed, by 284 linear feet of 24-inch pipe sheet piling, driven in place, com- set in concrete. braces, which the bids will be tested. The bids will be sewer, laid complete, includ- plete. including wales, 180 linear feet old bluestone curbstone, re- compared and the contract awarded at a lump ing all incidentals and ap- spikes, bolts, nuts, washers and all dressed, rejointed and reset in concrete. or aggregate sum. purtenances; per linear incidentals and appurtenances; per 15 noiseless covers and heads complete, for Blank forms and further information may be foot, $3 ...... $832 00 thousapd feet (B. M.), $80...... 6,240 00 sewer manholes, furnished and set. obtained and the plans and drawings may be 540 linear feet of 18-inch pipe No- ilt. t,25n feet (B. M.) of pile Time for the completion of the work and the seen at the office of the Bureau of Public Build- sewer, laid complete, includ- capping, laid in place, complete, in- full performance of the contract is thirty (30) ings and Offices, tite Borough of Brooklyn, Room ing all incidentals and ap- eluding all incidentals and appur- working days. No. 29 Municipal Building Brooklyn. purtenances; per linear tenances; per thousand feet (B. The amount of security required is Four Thou- BIRD S. COLER, foot, $2.65 ..... ..... 1,431 00 M.), $40 ...... 50 00 sand Dollars ($4,000). President. 105 linear feet of is-inch pipe No. l9. too,000 feet (B. M.) of The bidder will state the price of each item bracing, driven in Dated August 11, r9o8. sewer, laid complete, includ- sheeting and or article contained in the specifications or sched- a20,s2 ing all incidentals and ap- place, complete, including all inci- tiles herein contained or hereto annexed, Per t:B,. See (.eneral Instruction■ to Bid- purtenances; per linear dentals and appurtenances; per square yard, linear foot, cubic yard or other foot, $2.30 ..... ..... 241 50 thousand feet (B. M.), $30...... 3,000 00 ders on the last page, last column, of runit of measure, by which the bids will be tested. the "City Record." t,t90 linear feet of 12-inch pipe No. 20. 3,000 feet (B. M.) of The bids will be compared and the contract sewer, laid complete, includ- foundation planking, laid in place, awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each ing all incidentals and ap- complete, including all incidentals contract. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF purtenances; per linear and appurtenances; per thousand Blank forms and further information may be BROOKLYN, RooM 2, BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH OP foot, $1.go ... .... 2,261 00 feet (I3. M.), $35...... .. Io5 00 obtained and the plans and drawings may be BROOKLYN, THE CITY OP NEW YORK. 1,330 linear feet of 6-inch house NO. 21. 315 linear feet of oak fen- seen at the office of the Bureau of Highways, EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE connection drain, laid com- der piles, driven in place, complete, Room No. 14, Municipal Building, tite Borough plete, including all inci- including all bolts, nuts, washers, of Brooklyn. S received by the President of the Borough dentals and appurtenances; hardware and painting, as per of Brooklyn at the above office until i o'clock BIRD S. COLER, a. m. on per linear foot, $I...... x,330 os specifications, and all incidentals President. and Appurtenances; per linear foot, 21 manholes, complete, with iron Dated August 24, tgo8. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1908. heads and covers, including 70 cents ...... 220 50 a25,s9 all incidentals and appur- iT Sec leneral No. I. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- tenances; per manhole, $6o. t,z6o oo Total cost...... $278,726 8o 1n.trpeilons to Bid- ING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 4 sewer basins complete, of ders on the last page, last column, of the "City Record." CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY either standard design, with Time allowed for the completion of the work OF BOND STREET, FROM FULTON STREET iron pans or gratings, iron and full performance of the contract will be 350 TO LIVINGSTON STREET. basin hood and connecting working days. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is culvert, including all inct- 'Tile amount of security required will be One as follows: dcntals and appurtenances; BROOKLYN, ROOM 2, BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH OF Ilandred Thousand Dollars ($ioo,000). BROOKLYN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 800 square yards of asphalt pavement per basin, $í6o...... 640 00 Illauk forms and further information may be tic, cubic yards of concrete. 800 feet (li. M.) of sheeting anti obtained and the plans and drawings may be EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE 3 noiseless covers and heads complete, for bracing, driven in place, seen at the office of the Bureau of Sewers, the S received by the President of the Borough sewer manholes. complete, including all in- Borough of Brooklyn, No. 215 Montague street, of Brooklyn at the above office until I t o'clock 170 linear feet of concrete curb. cidentals and appttrte- Brooklyn. a. m. on Time for the completion of the work and the nances; per i,000 feet (B. BIRD S. COLER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER O, 1908. full performance of the contract is twenty (20) M.), $3o ...... 24 00 President. Borough of Brooklyn. working days. Dated August 25, í9o8• The amount of security required is Seven Total ...... $8,039 50 a26,st6 No. I. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE Hundred Dollars. LABOR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR No. 2. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, The time allowed for the completion of the 14T See General Instructions to Hid- CONSTRUCTING SEWER IN PROSPECT CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON work and the full performance of the contract ders on the met page, last column, of PLACE, FROM HOPKINSON AVENUE TO FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, FROM TWELFTH will be seventy-five working days. the "City Record." EASTERN PARKWAY. AVENUE TO NEW UTRECHT AVENUE. The amount of security required will be Four The following Engineer's preliminary estimate The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Thousand Dollars ($4,000). of total cost for the completed work is to be follows: Blank forms and further information play be OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OP THE BOROUGH OF taken as the one hundred per cent. (too%) basis 2,080 linear feet of new curb, to be set in obtained and the plans and drawings may be BROOKLYN, ROOM 2, BOROUGH IIALL, BOROUGH OF for bidding. Proposals shall state a single per- concrete. seen at the office of the Bureau of Sewers, No. BROOKLYN, Tits CITY OF NEW YOaK. centage of such one hundred per cent. cost (i. e., so linear feet of old curb, to be reset in 215 Montague street, Borough of Brooklyn. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE such as 95 per cent., too per cent. or xos per concrete. cent.), for which all material and work called BIRD S. C'OLEIt, S received by the President of the Borough 1,950 cubic yards of earth excavation, President. of Brooklyn at the above office until it o'clock for in the contract and the invitation to bidders 20 cubic yards of earth filling, not to be Dated August 26, í9o8. a. in. on is to be furnished to the City. Such percent- bid for, age, as bid, shall apply to all unit items specified o38,Si6 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908. rio cubic yards of concrete, not to be bid for See General Instructions to Bid- in the Engineer's preliminary estimate, to an for. ders on the last page, last c0loidSS, of No. I. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- amount necessary to complete the work described 9,8ío square feet of cement sidewalk. the "City Record.' ING WIT11 ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A in the contract: Time for the completion of the work and the CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY I. 300 linear feet of 12-inch pipe full performance of the contract is thirty (30) OF I'ROSI'ECT PLACE, FROM CARLTON sewer, laid complete including working days. OFFICE OF TILE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF AVENUE TO UNDERIiILL AVENUE, TO- all incidentals and appurte- The amount of security required is One Thou- BROOKLYN, ROOM 2, BOROUGH HALL, BOROUGH or GETHER WITH ALL THE WORK INCI- nances, per linear foot, $2.... $600 00 sand Six Hundred Dollars. BROOKLYN, THE CITY O? New YORK. DENTAL THERETO. 2. 76 linear feet of 6-inch house con- No. .3. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as fol. ttection drain, laid complete, in- ING WITH ASPHALT BLOCK PAVEMENT EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE lows: cluding all incidentals and ap- received by the President of the Borough ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE S 6,120 square yards of asphalt pavement, includ. purtenances, per linear foot, ROADWAY OF FORTY-SIXTH STREET, of Brooklyn at the above office until 11 o'clock ing binder course. $1 ...... 76 00 on FROM FIFTH AVENUE TO SIXTH AVE- a. ni. 30 square yards old stone pavement, to be re- 3. 3 manholes, complete, with iron NUE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1008. laid as foundation or in approaches, etc. heads and covers, including all The Engineer's estimate of the quantities in as 85o cubic yards concrete. incidentals and appurtenances, FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND follows: 2,410 linear feet new curbstone, furnished and per manhole, $So...... iso 00 2,400 square yards of asphalt block pavement MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCT- set in concrete. 4. 6,400 feet, board measure, of ING SEWERS IN SCOTT AVENUE FROM to square yards of old stone pavement to be 83o linear feet old bluestone curbstone, re- sheeting and bracing, driven in relaid, NEWTOWN CREEK, NORTH OF METRO- dressed, rejointed and reset in con- place, complete, including all POLITAN AVENUE, TO ST. NICHOLAS 300 cubic yards of concrete. crete, incidentals and appurtenances, 240 linear feet of new curbstone to be set In AVENUE, ETC., SECTION 2. rt noiseless covers and heads complete. for per thousand feet, board concrete. The following Engineer's preliminary estimate sewer manholes, furnished and met. measure, $30 ...... 192 eo of total cost for the completed work is to be 1,200 linear feet of old curbstone to be reset Time for the completion of the work and the in concrete, taken as the one hundred per cent. (l00%) basis full performance of the contract is thirty (30) Total ...... $1,018 oo for bidding. Proposals shall state a single per- 8 noiseless covers and beads complete, for working days. sewer manholea, - Viy;.1r%rLi:.,. Vie+: _. /4$~.;.27i ~5~.",v~RJA~~.~: ~.,~íåÅ91[Q¢ NiY,Xtfii:;~5i~af,Y1°P.W..~P`~tMSrS!i". ..: .._. ,~ .. ,•AS~3x+iy,;~^' ^.>f:•~: mr_!rs;n_~..~~

0530 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 19.

Time for the completion of the work and the NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. sixth street, from Sixth to Seventh avenue, and tion will be stated, but for more general fnfoØ full performance of the contract is thirty (30) to the extent of half the block at the intersecting tion application should be made at the office of working days. streets. the Commission. N PURSUANCE OF SECTION tots OF The amount of security required is Two Thou- TWENTY-NINTH WARD, SECTION 16. Specimen questions of previous examinations sand Five Hundred Dollars. I the Greater New York Charter, the Comp- may be obtained at Room tio8. No. 4. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- troller of The City of New York hereby gives NEWKIRK AVENUE—REGULATING GRAD- Unless otherwise specifically stated, the mini. ING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A public notice to all persons, owners of property, ING, CURBING AND LAYING CEMENT mum age requirement for all positions is or. CONCRETE FOUNDATION A -PORTION OF affected by the following assessments for LOCAL SIDEWALKS, between East Twenty-sixth street FRANK L. POLK, TILE ROADWAY OF LINCOLN PLACE (DE- IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF and Nostrand avenue. Area of assessment: Both President; GRA\V STREET), FROM NEW YORK AVE- RICHMOND: sides of Newkirk avenue, from East Twenty-sixth R. ROSS APPLETON NUE TO BROOKLYN AVENUE. FIRST WARD. street to Nostrand avenue, and to the extent of ARTHUR J. O'KEEFIfE, The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as DANIEL LOW TERRACE—TEMPORARY half the block at the intersecting streets. Commissioners. follows: SEWER, from a point about 345 feet south of THIRTIETH WARD, SECTION sq. FRANK A. SFENCEIt, 2,030 square yards of asphalt pavement. Hamilton avenue to and connecting with existing Secretary. Io square yards of old stone pavement, to sewer in Hamilton avenue. Area of assessment: REGULATING, GRADING AND CURBING be relaid. Both sides of Daniel Low terrace, between Ham- SEVENTIETH STREET, from New Utrecht 280 cubic yards of concrete. ilton avenue and Vine street. avenue to a point about 130 feet east of Six- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 8 noiseless covers and heads, complete, for SECOND STREET—TEMPORARY SEWER, tecnth avenue, and from a point 16o feet east sewer manholes. from a point about 2oo feet west of Burger ave- of Seventeenth avenue to Eighteenth avenue, and CHARITIES. 120 linear feet of concrete curb. nue to and connecting with existing sewer in LAYING CEMENT SIDEWALKS on SEVEN- TIETH STREET, from New Utrecht avenue to Time for the completion of the work and the Burger avenue. Area of assessment: Both sides DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, FOOT OF full performance of the contract is twenty (20) of Second street, from Burger avenue to a point Eighteenth avenue. Area of assessment: Both EAST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, NEW YORK. working days. about 200 feet westerly. sides of Seventieth street, between New Utrecht The amount of security required is One Thou- FENCING VACANT LOTS, bounded by avenue and a point about 130 feet east of Six. TO CONTRACTORS. sand Six Hundred Dollars. STUYVESANT PLACE, WALL STREET, JAY teenth avenue, and from a point about 16o feet east of Seventeenth avenue to Eighteenth avenue, No. 5. FOR REGULATING AND REPAV- STREET AND HAMILTON AVENUE. Area PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES. ING WITH ASI'VALT PAVEMENT ON A of assessment: Lots Nos. 35 and 37 of Block G, and to the extent of half the block at the inter. secting streets; both sides of Seventieth street, CONCRETE FOUNDATION TITE ROADWAY bounded by Hamilton avenue, Stuyvesaet place, EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE OF MANSFIEI.D PLACE, FROM AVENUE Wall and Jay streets. between Sixteenth avenue and 16o feet east of Seventeenth avenue. S received by the Department of Public 1' TO loo FEET SOUTHERLY. —that the same were confirmed by the Board of Charities at the above office until 2.30 o'c10ctc The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Assessors August 25, 1908, and entered on August TIIIRTY-SECOND WARD, SECTION 02. p. m. on follows: 25, 19oS, in the Record of Titles of Assess- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1908. 350 square yards of asphalt pavement. mcnts, kept in the Bureau for the Collection of ROCKAWAY AVENUE—REGULATING AND 50 cubic yards of concrete. Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assess- GRADING, from Hegeman avenue to Stanley FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING I noiseless cover and head, complete, for ments and of Water Rents, and unless the avenue, and ROCKAWAY AVENUE, CURBING GROCERIES, VEGETABLES, FODDER, sewer manhole. amount assessed for benefit on any person or ANI) LAYING SIDEWALKS, between Hegeman 1IUILD ING MATERIALS, AND FOR OTHER 230 linear feet of concrete curb. property shall be paid within sixty days after and Vienna avenues. Area of assessment: Both MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES. Time for the completion of the work and the the elate of said entry of the assessment, interest sides of Rockaway avenue, from Hegeman avenue The tinte for the performance of the contract full performance of the contract is fifteen (t5) shall be collected thereon, as provided in section to Stanley avenue, and to the extent of half the is during the year 1908. working days. totg of said Greater New York Charter. block at the intersecting streets. The amount of security required is fifty (5o) The amount of security required is Four Hun- Said section provides that "If any such assess- —that the same were confirmed by the Board of per cent. of the amount of the bid or estimate. dred Dollars. ment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty Assessors on August 18, 1908 and entered August The bidder will state the price, per pound, No. 6. FOR REGULATING AND REPA \' days after the date of entry thereof in the said 18, 1908, in the Record of Titles of Assessments, per bushel, per dozen, by which the bids will ING WITH GRANITE P.1\'EMENT ON A Record of Titles of Assessments, it shall lie the kept in the Bureau for the Collection of Assess. be tested. The extensions must be made and CONCIUFE FOUNDATION THE RO.AI)\V'A\ duty of the officer authorized to collect amt re- meats and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and footed tit,, as the bids will be read from the OF l]C)RTON STREET. FROM WYTIlt? echo the amount of such assessment to charge, of Water Rents, and unless the amount assessed total and awards made to the lowest bidder AVENUE TO KENT AVENUE. collect and receive interest thereon at the rate for benefit on any person or property shall be on each line or item, as stated in the specifica- paid within sixty days after the date of said tions. The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as centum per annum, to be calculated of seven per entry of the assessment, interest will be collected follows: to the date of payment from the date when such Blank forms and further information may be thereon, as provided in section 0019 of the said I„So square yards of granite block pavement, assessment became a lien, as provided by section obtained at the office of the Department, foot with tar and gravel joints. Greater New York Charter. of East Twenty-sixth street, Borough of Man- I59 of this act." hatt an. 20 square yards of old stone pavement, to •x ' "An Said section provides, in part, that " If any Section tyg of this act provides such assessment shall remain unpaid for the ROBERT W. HEBBERD, be relaid. assessment shall become a lien upon the real 300 cubic yards of concrete. period of sixty days after the date of entry Commissioner. estate affected thereby ten days after its entry thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess- The City of New York, August 20, 19o8. 950 linear feet of new curbstone, to be set in the said record." in concrete. ments, it shall be the duty of the oittcer authorized a22,s2 The above assessments are payable to the Col- to collect and receive the amount of such assess- to linear feet of old curbstone, to be reset lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau jfsf Sec General 1natraetlons to Bld- in concrete. ment to charge, collect and receive interest dera on the tast page, last column, of for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears thereon at the rate of seven per centum per 200 square feet of new granite bridgestones. of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, the "Citg lteeord," Time for the completion of the work and the annuet, to be calculated to the date of payment at Borough ITall. St. George. Borough of Rich- from the date when such assessment became a full performance of the contract is thirty (30) trond, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 2 p. nt., DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHAR[YIE.S, FOOT OF working days. lien, as provided by section 15g of this act." EAST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, NEW YORK. and on Saturdays from o a. nl. to 12 m., and all Section 159 of this act provides ' • ' " An The amount of security required is Two Thou- payments made thereon on or before October 24, sand Five Hundred Dollars. assessment shall become a lien upon the • real TO CONTRACTORS. i oS. will be exempt from interest, as above pro- estate affected thereby ten days after its entry No. 7. FOR GRADING LOT ON TITE vidcd. and after that date will be subject to a SOUTH SIDE OF -MONTGOMERY STREET, in the said record." PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES. charge of interest at the rate of seven per centum The above assessments are payable to the Col- Bl`T\V"EEN ROGERS AVENUE AND NOS- per annum from the (late when above assessments TR.\NT) .\VENUE, KNOWN AS LOT NO. 29, lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau became liens to the date of payment. EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL IBE BLOCK 1305. for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears received by the Department of Public IIERMAN A. METZ, of Taxes, Assessments and Water Rents, in the S The Engineer's estimate of the quantities is as Comptroller. Charities at the above office until 2.30 o'clock follows: Mechanics' Bank Building, Court and Montague p. m. on 1,352 cubic yards of earth excavation. City of New York, Department of Finance, streets, Borough of Brooklyn, between the hours 559 cubic yards of earth filling, not to be Comptroller's Office, August 2, t9oS. of 9 a. m. and 2 P. m., and on Saturdays from WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1908. a26 s9 g a. m. to 12 m., and all payments made thereon bid for. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING Time for the completion of the work and the on or before October 17, 1 9o8, will be exempt from interest, as above providejl, and after that BUTTER, EGGS, YEAST, ICE MILK, full performance of the contract is thirty (go) NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. CREAM, BUTTERMILK, OYSTEkS AND working clays. date will be subject . to a charge of interest at 1 I SIT. the rate of seven per centum per annum from The amount of security required is Six Ilutt- The tinte for the performance of the contract dred Dollars. N PURSUANCE OF SECTION tot8 OF the date when such assessments became liens to is during the year 1908. The bidder will state the price of each item the Grealer New York Charter. the Cnmp- the date of payment. I HERMAN A. METZ, The annotert of security required is fifty (so) or article containerl in tite specifications or sched- troller of The City of New York hereby gives per cent. of the amount of the hid or estimate. ties herein contained or hereto annexed, per ners of property. Comptroller, public notice to all persons, ow City of New York, Department of Finance, The bidder will state the price, per pound, linear foot, square foot, cubic yard, or other unit affIcied by the following as'essrncnts for LOCAI. per bushel, per dozen, by which the bids will of mea=ure, by which the bids will be tested. -I ihh. Comptroller's Office, August Ig, i o8. lie Tl h'hO\'EMENTS in the BOROUGH OF ar9,st tisted. The extensions must be made and The bids will be compared and the contract IlRONN: foot cd up, as the bids will he read from the awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY OP NEw Yoa=, total and awards made to the lowest bidder Blank forms and further information may be TWENTY-FOURTIT WARD, SECTION It. oil cacti line or item, as stated in the specifica- obtained and the plans and drawings may he STL1KESPEARE AV'h;NT;E—SEWER, from December 14, 1906. tions. seen at the office of the Bureau of Highways. p,oseobcl avenue to Featherbed lane. Area of vTIL FURTHER NOTICE AND UNLESS Blank forms and further information may be Room No. 14, Municipal Building, the Borough assessment: ]loth sides of Shakespeare avenue, U otherwise directed in any special case obtained et the office of the Department, foot of Brooklyn. from Iluscobel avenue to Featlwrbed lane. -o ety companies will be accepted as sufficient (if lust Twenty-sixth street, Borough of Man- BIRD S. COLER, rpon the following contracts to the amounts hattan. President. T\VF.N'I`V-FOURTH \YARD, SECTION 12. lamed: ROBERT W. IIEBBERD, Dated August 17, tgo8. BAIN IBIRIDGE AVENUE — REGULATING, supplies ofAny Description, including Gas and Commissioner, aí9,52 GR.1DING CURBING, FLAGGING, LAYING Electricity— The City of New York, August 20, tgo8. tr25• See general lnstructionw to Utd- CROSSWALKS, BUILDING APPROACHES One company on a bond up to $So,000. a22,sz dere on tite last page, last column, of Two companies on a bond up to $[x5,000. lC3)' See General Instructions to Bid- the "City Record.” AND ERECTING FENCES, from Mosholu Park- way North to Woodlawn road. Area of assess- Three companies on a bond up to $200,000. dere on the laet page, last column, of ment: Both sides of Bainbridge avenue, from tsphalt, Asphalt Block and Wood Block Pave- the "City Itecord✓' :Bosholu Parkway North to Woodlawn road, and ment DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. to the extent of half the block at the intersecting Two companies on a bond up to $So,000. streets and avenues. Three companies on a bond up to $ra5,000. CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAO NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. —that the same were confirmed by the Board of Regulating, Grading, Paving, Sewers, Water Assessors on August 25, Igo8, and entered Au- Mains, Dredging, Construction of Parks, COMMISSION. N PURSUANCE OF SECTION ío18 OF gust 25, 1908, in the Record of 'Titles of Assess- Parkways, Etc.— I the Greater New York Charter, the Comp- ments, kept in the Bureau for the Collection of One company on a bond up to $25,000. TWENTY-THIRD A — TWENTY-FOURTH troller of The City of New York hereby gives Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assess- Two companies on a bond up to $75,000. WARDS. public notice to all persons, owners of property, ments and of Water Rents, and unless the Three companies on a bond up to $i5o,000. affected by the following assessment for LOCAI. amount assessed for benefit on any person ur Four companies on a bond up to $29o,.o0. URSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF Il11PRO\"F\1I-:N TS in the BOROUGH OF property shall lue paid within sixty days after the 'Jew Docks, Buildings, Bridges. Aqueducts, P chapter 537 of the Laws of 1893 and the MANRATTAN: (late of said entry of the assessments, interest will Tunnels, Etc.— Acts amendatory thereof and supplemental there- TWELFTII WARD, SECTION 7. be collected thereon, as provided in section torg One company on a bond up to $25,000. to, notice is hereby, given that meetings of tite of said Greater New York Charter. Two companies on a bond up to $75,000. Commissioners appointed under said Acts will be ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINTH Three companies on a bond up to $150,000. STREET AND BROADWAY—RESIURIi' G Said section provides, in part, that "If any held at the office of the Commission, Room 138, such assessment shall remain unpaid for the Four comoanies on a bond up to $aco.eon No. 28o Broadway (Stewart Building), Borough ASPHALT PAVEMENT on the northeast cor- Repairs, Ventilating, Heating, Plumbing, Etc.— ner. Arca of assessment: Northeast corner of period of sixty days after the date of entry of Manhattan, New York City, on -Mondays, thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess- One company on a, bond up to $25,000. Wednesdays and Fridays of each week, at a One Hundred and Forty-ninth street and Broad- Two companies on a bond tip to $75,000. way, and known as Lot No. I, Block 2081. ments, it shall be the duty of the officer author- o'clock p. m., until further notice. ized to collect and receive the amount of such Three comnanies on a bond up to $150,000. Dated New York City October 12, 1 907. The above assessment was certified to the Col- Four companies on a bond up to $ago,.00. lector of Assessments and Arrears, under the assessment to charge, collect and receive interest WILLIAÌvf E. STILLINGS, thereon at the rate of seven per centum per On bonds regarded as hazardous risks addi- GEORGE C. NORTON, provisions of section 391 of the Greater New ,ional surety will be required as the Comptroller -'ork Charter. annum, to be calculated to the date of payment LEWIS A. ABRAMS'. from the date when such assessment became a tees fit in each instance. Commissioners. —that the same was entered on August 22, 1908, All bonds exceeding $zgo 000 will by that fact in the Record of Titles of Assessments, kept in lien, as provided by section tyg of this act." LAMONT MCLOUGKLIN, Section r99 of this act provides " " " "An ;lone be considered hazardous risks, no matter Clerk, the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments what the nature of the work. and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of assessment shall become a lien upon the real estate affected thereby ten days after its entry H. A. METZ, Water Rents, and unless the amount assessed Comptroller. for benefit on any person or property shall be in the said record."' SUPREME COURT-FIRST DEPART- paid within sixty days after the date of said The above assessments are payable to the Col- MENT. entry of the assessment, interest will be collected lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau thereon, as provided in section totg of said for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE Greater New York Charter. o Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, COM MISSION. FIRST DEPARTMENT. Said section provides, in part, that " If any in the Municipal Building, corner of One Huu- such assessment shall remain unpaid for the dred and Seventy-seventh street and Third ave- In the` matter of the application of The City of period of sixty days after the date of entry nue, Borough of The Bronx, between the hours MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMI6oION, No. 199 New York, relztive to acquiring title, wherever thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assess- of g a. m. and 2 p. m-, and on Saturdays from BROADWAY, CITY OF NEW YORE. the same Ins not been heretofore acquired, t', ments, it shall be the duty of the officer author- g a. m. to 12 m., and all payments made thereon UBLIC NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF the lands, tenements and hereditaments required ized to collect and receive the amount of such on or before October 24, 1908, will be exempt all competitive examinations two weeks in for the opening and extending of FAIRVIEW assessment to charge, collect and receive interest from interest as above provided, and after that advance of the date upon which the receipt of AVENI E (although not yet named by proper thereon at the rate of seven per centum per date will be subject to a charge of interest at the applications for any scheduled examination will cud tb lint i), fruet Eleventh avenue to Broadway, annum, to be calculated to the date of payment rate of seven per centum per annum from the close. Applications will be received for only in the 'l'welflb \Vard, Borough of Manhattan, from the date when such assessment became a date when the above assessments became liens to such examinations as are scheduled. No applica. City of New York. lien, as provided by section 15 the date of payment, 9 of this act."1 tion will be accepted at the office of the Com- Section tyg of this act provides ' An HERMAN A. METZ, mission, by mail or otherwise. after the closing E, TILE UNDERSIGNEDD CO11iMIS- assessment shall become a lien upon the real Comptroller. hour for the receipt of same set forth in the sioners of Estimate and Assessment in estate affected thereb- ten days after its entry City of New York, Department of Finance, advertisement. theW above-entitled matter, hereby give notice to in the said record." ' " Comptroller's Office, August 25, 19o8. When an examination is advertised, a person all persons interested in this proceeding, and to The above assessment is payable to the Col- 526,59 desiring to com pete in the same may obtain an the owner ur owners, occupant or occupants of lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau application blank upon request made in writing all louses and lots and improved and EnfimprovaI for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. or by personal application at the office of the lauJs affected thereby, amid to all Ol1lcrs wlion it of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, Commission, Room r t 19. mav concern, to wit: Room H, No. 280 Broadway, Borough of Man. All notices of examinations will be posted in First—That we have completed our supple- hattan, between the hours of g. a. m. and z p. m., N PURSUANCE OF SECTION tot8 OF the office of the Commission, and advertised in the mental and amender) estimate of assessment for and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to r2 m., and all I the Greater New York Charter the Comp- CITY RECORD for two weeks in advance of the henclit, aud that all persons interested in thi., payments made thereon on or before October 21, troller of The City of New York hereby gives date upon which the receipt of applications will proceeding, or in any of the lands, tenements and tgo8. will be exempt from interest, as above public notice to all persons, owners of property, close for any stated position. Ii,-mrtitameats and premises affected thereby. and provided, and after that date will be subject to a affected by the following assessments for LOCAL Public notice will also be given by advertise hmving objections thereto, du present their said charge of interest at the rate of seven per centum IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF ment in most of the City papers. e6iectiuns, in writing, duly verified, to us at our r annum from the date when above assessment BROOKLYN: Wherever an examination is of a technical ottici-, Nus, so and 9_ West Broadway, in the c:came a lien to the date of payment. character, due notice is given by advertisement B.,rnugh of M im nLsfta mm , ilt The City of New HERMAN A. METZ, EIGHTH WARD. SECTION 3. in the technical journals appertaining to the par- Voile, un or b, fure the lsd day of September, Comptroller. FORTY-SIXTH STREET — REGULATING, ticular profession for which the examination is 1908, and Ibat we, the said Commissioners, will City of New York, Department of Finance, GRADING. CURBING AND LAYING CEMENT called. hear parties so objecting, and for that purpose Corn troper's Office, August 22, 1908. SIDEWALKS, between Sixth and Seventh ave' Such notices will he sent to the daily papers will be in attendance at our said office on the a7ó,ap flues. Area of assessment: Both sides of Forty. as matters of news. The scope of the examine- 23rí day of September. 19oft, at t t o'clock a. m. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, -ligo8. THE CITY RECORD. c531

Second-That the abstract of our said supple- the Loth day of October, ioo8. at the opening grees to the right Too feet to the east line of 20 seconds to the left 1,608.99 feet; thence north mental and amended estimate of assessment for of the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter Fourth street; thence south along said line de- deflecting 69 degrees 24 minutes 40 seconds to benefit, together with our benefit maps, and also as counsel can be heard, for the appointment of fleeting go degrees to the right t35 feet to the the left 122.06 feet; thence north deflecting 6 all the affidavits, estimates, proofs and other Commissioners of Appraisal to ascertain and de- south line of Brooklyn avenue; thence west de- degrees 2 minutes 40 seconds to the left 55.43 documents used by its in making the same, have terntine the compensation which ought justly to fleeting go degrees to the right 1,353.91 feet to feet; thence north deflecting i degrees t3 tnto. been deposited in the Bureau of Street Openings he made by The City of New York to the own- the west line of land of The City of New York. rites 30 seconds to the left 89.07 feet; thence in the Law Department of The City of New nes or persons interested in the real estate hcrc- and thence along said line deflecting 47 degrees north deti,•ctin t t minutes 5 seconds to the York, Nos. on and ga West liroadseay, in the inafter described, situated at Vallov Strcaut, I.yn- 32 minutes 45 seconds to the right 2í6.S6 fett left i 16.3 feet; thence north deli -eting 7 degrees Ilorough of Manhattan, in said City, there to brook, Rockville Centre, Baldwin, 1 recuort, Mer- to the place of beginning; and also 2.1 minntcs 4n seconds to the it 76.2 feet: remain until the 24th day of September, 1908. rick, nohlnm0ee and Seaford. in the 'lawn of Beginning at a stone monument at the inter- thence north deflecting 43 degrees 12 om. 5es 30 Third-That the limits of our assessment for Hempstead, County of Nassau, sought to be ac- section of the south line of land of The City of seconds to the right 32.53 feet to the south i:-te benefit include all those lands, tenements and quired herein for the purposes of maintaining New York and the west line of Lakeside drive of land of the Long Island Railroad Cont- hereditaments and premises situate, lying and preserving and increasing the supply of pure and at Rockville Centre; running thence south along pany; thence east along said line deflecting being in the Borough of Manhattan, in The City wholesome water for the use of The City of said line of Lakeside drive 37 degrees 25 min- 46 degrees 59 minutes to the right 065.94 of New York, which, taken together, are bounded New York, Borough of Brooklyn, and affected utes west 90.95 feet; thence along said line south feet to the west line of land of the and described as follows. viz.: by this proceeding. to degrees 45 minutes to seconds west 394.32 City of New York; thence south along said line Beginning at the point of intersection of a line The boundaries of the real estate to be ac- feet to the north line of Lakeview avenue; deflecting 128 degrees 7 minutes to seconds to drawn at right angles to the easterly line of quired or affected are as follows: thence along said line north 65 degrees 46 min- the right 397.24 feet; thence south along said l;roadway, from a point midway of the block Beginning at a point at Valley Stream on the utes west 282.66 feet: thence along said line line deflecting 21 degrees 16 minutes to the right between Fairview avenue and West One Hundred south line of land of the 'Long Island Railroad north 44 degrees z5 minutes west 299.03 feet is 218.7 feet; thence west along said line deflecting and Eighty-seventh street, with a line parallel to Company, distant along said line í3o.86 feet west the centre line of a stream, the east line of land 7o degrees to the right 32.08 feet; thence south and TOO feet westerly from the westerly line of from the west line of Terrace place; running cf The City of New York; thence along said along said line deflecting go degrees tu the left Broadway; thence running northerly along said thence east along said line of said railroad com- line north 41 degrees it minutes 30 seconds east 79.9 feet; thence east along said line deflecting parallel line to its intersection with the westerly pany 2,365.2.5 feet to the cast line of Central 36.93 feet; thence along said line of said land 90 degrees to the right 3 feet; thence south prolongation of the northerly line of Hillside ave- avenue, being the west line of The City of south 47 degrees 42 minutes So seconds east along said line deflecting tro degrees tu the right uue; thence easterly along said westerly prolonga- New York; thence south along said line deflect 204.54 feet; thence along said line north 49 de- 8o feet; thence south along said line deflecting tion of Hillside avenue to the corner formed by ing 79 degrees ta minutes so seconds to the grees 45 minutes 5o seconds east 175.57 feet; 3o degrees 40 minutes to the left 88.58 feet; the intersection of the southeasterly line of Nagle right zo3.6 feet; thence west, deflecting too de- thence along said line north 49 degrees 31 min- thence west deflecting 81 degrees 4 minutes 40 avenue and the northerly line of Hillside ave- grees 47 minutes 3o seconds to the right 1.064.í utes east 82.50 feet; thence along said line nortii seconds to tite right 23.o8 feet; thence west de- flue; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly feet; thence south, deflecting too degrees t3 57 degrees 57 minutes to seconds east 163.61 flecting r5 degrees 34 minutes zo seconds to the line of Nagle avenue to the corner formed by minutes 30 seconds to the left to-St feet: thence feet, and thence along said line south 79 de- left part of the distance along the south line of the intersection of the southeasterly line of Nagle west, deflecting too degrees ta minutes so seconds' grees 24 minutes east 88.27 feet to the place of Newton boulevard 1,788.4 feet to the north line avenue and the easterly line of Ellwood street; to the right 1,387.6 feet to the centre line of a beginning; and also of Newton boulevard; thence west along said line thence easterly on a straight line to its intersec- stream, the east line of land of The City of Beginning at a point on the west line of Wind- deflecting 23 degrees 13 minutes to seconds to lion with a line drawn at right angles to the New York; thence north along said line,de- sor avenue at Rockville Centre distant south the left 3uó.26 feet to the east line of Henry westerly line of St. Nicholas avenue and distant fleeting ít9 degrees 41 minutes to the right along said line 30.29 feet from the south line ,f street; thence north along said line deflecting too feet westerly therefrom. from a point midway 150.1 feet; thence north along said line, deflect Merrick road; running thence east deflecting 85 83 degrees 42 minutes to seconds to the right of the block between Nagle avenue and Fairview ing tg degrees 45 minutes to the left 66.14 feet. degrees 43 minutes 30 seconds to the right 277.4 738.76 feet; thence west deflecting 6o degrees avenue; thence southeasterly along the last-men- and thence north along said line. deflecting 28 feet to the north line of Merrick road; thence 29 minutes to the left 322.63 feet; thence west tioned right angle line and its southeasterly pro- degrees 32 minutes to the left 80.42 feet to the east along said line deflecting 24 degrees 2,; deflecting ia degrees 6 minutes ro seconds to loLigation to its intersection with a line parallel place of beginning; and also minutes zo seconds to the right 13.79 feet; tite right 691.44 feet; thence west deflecting 8 to and distant too feet northerly of the northerly Beginning at a point at Valley Stream on the thence north deflecting 112 degrees 54 (legeces 3: minutes 40 seconds to the right 591.5 line of Fort George avenue; thence easterly east line of land of The City of New York, dis minutes 40 seconds to the left 5.71 feet; theme feet; thence west deflecting 20 degrees r8 min- along said line parallel to Fort George avenue tant 294.25 feet south at right angles from the east deflecting 88 degrees 31 minutes 20 second- utes 5o seconds to the left 86.49 feet to the east and southeasterly and southerly along a line par- centre line of the brick conduit; running thence to the right 659.52 feet to the west line of Vil- lini- of Ocean avenue; thence west deflecting is allel to and distant too feet northeasterly and east Parallel to said conduit line i,ioo.68 feet lage avenue; thence east deflecting 14 degree, degrees ta minutes So seconds to the right 50.98 easterly from the northeasterly and easterly line to the east line of land of the Long Island 56 minutes 20 seconds to the right 62.114 fert t feet to the west line of Ocean avenue; thence of Amsterdam avenue to its intersection with the Railroad Company; thence south along said lint the east line of said avenue; thence east defle.-r west deflecting t7 degrees so minutes 20 seconds easterly prolongation of the northerly line ot 21.9 feet; thence east parallel to said conduit ing 5 degrees 30 seconds to the left 659.tí feer to the left 084.74 feet to the east line of Long West One Hundred and Ninetieth street; thence line 102.09 feet to the west line of Rockawav to the west line of Park avenue; thence cas: Beach avenue; thence west deflecting 2 degrees westerly along said last-mentioned prolongation avenue; thence north along said line 42 feet; deflecting 4 degrees 4 minutes 40 seconds to the 46 minutes 20 seconds to the right 50.05 feet to and northerly line of West One Hundred and thence east, deflecting On degrees to the righ right 55.01 feet to the east line of fark avenue: the west line of Long Beach avenue; thence west Ninetieth street and its westerly prolongation to í6o feet; thence north, deflecting op degrees to thence east deflecting i degree 40 seconrl_ to deflecting 38 degrees 4o seconds to the right its intersection with the middle line of the block the left 7.5 feet; thence east, deflecting oo de the left 1,435.75 feet; thence north deflective :.a., tret; thence ac-,t deflecting S degrees 15 between Wadsworth avenue and Broadway; grees to the right too feet to the west line of 45 degrees to the left z89.í5 feet ; thence east minutes 20 seconds to the right and partly along thence southerly along said middle line of the Fourth street; thence north along said line, de deflecting 41 degrees So minutes 40 seconds t the south line of Center street 610.43 feet; block to its intersection with a line drawn parallel fleeting go degrees to the left 89.75 feet to the the right 2,27í.S2 feet to tite east line of Chris thence north deflecting go degrees to tite right 50 to West One Jlundred and Eighty-seventh street south line of land of the Long Island Railroad Lian Hook road; thence east deflecting 49 degree feet to the north line of Center street; thence from a Point in the easterly lineof ]'roadway Company; thence east along said line -i8...ts feet. 5o minutes to the right 1,457.38 feet; thence west along said line deflecting 90 degrees to the midway of the block between Fairview avenue thence north along said line z feet; thence east cast deflecting 4 degrees to minutes 25 second- left 303 feet to the west line of Madison avenue; and West One Hundred and Eighty-seventh along said line parallel to said conduit line arid to the left 1,044.1 feet; thence cast daLloetirtK thence north along said line deflecting 8t de- street; thence westerly along said parallel line rot feet south therefrom 4.811.6 feet: thence east 2 degrees zS minutes to the right 1,316.47 feet: grecs 55 minutes zo seconds to the right 43.31 to the point or place of beginning; excepting along said line 890.44 feet; thence north along thence cast deflecting 57 degrees 45 minutes t feet; thence west deflecting 81 degrees 32 min- from said area all streets, avenues and roads, or said line deflecting 136 degrees 58 minutes to the right 2,196.17 feet; thence cast deflecting 3 utes 30 seconds to the left t,r2i.g8 feet to the portions thereof, heretofore legally opened as the left 11.72 feet; thence east along said line degrees 6 minutes to seconds to the left r,o57.b- west line of Maiden lane; thence south along such area is shown upon our benefit maps de- deflecting 136 degrees 58 minutes to the right feet to the west line of Millburn avenue; thence said line deflecting z3 degrees to the left 56.8, posited as aforesaid. t,0t3.28 feet; thence south deflecting 35 degrees feet to the cast line of Brookside avenue; thence Fourth-That, provided there be no objection, east deflecting 6 degrees 9 minutes 40 second. r 48 minutes to the right 153.86 feet; thence cast the right 46.59 feet to the cast line of Millburn west deflecting 27 degrees 46 minutes 5o seconds filed to said abstract, our final report herein will deflecting 35 degrees es minutes to the left avenue; thence east deflecting 6 degrees 9 min be presented for confirmation to the Supreme. to the right 33 feet to the west line of said 999.03 feet to the west line of Atlantic avenue; utes 40 seconds to the left 459.63 feet to tite avenue and the east line of land of The City Court of the State of New York, First Depart- thence east deflecting 17 degrees 22 minutes 50 of New York; thence north along said line de- thereof, Part IIl., to west line of land of The City of New York ment, at a Special 'ferm seconds to the left 48.89 feet to the east side thence north along said line deflecting 77 de flecting go degrees to the right 220.23 feet to be held in the County Court IIouse in the Bor- of Atlantic anehue; thence east deflecting 5 de- the place of beginning; and also ough of Manhattan, in The City of New York, grees 23 minutes 30 seconds to the left 204.9. grees 40 minutes to the left and partly along the Ishul Beginning at the point of intersection of the on the 5th day of November, í9o8, at the open- feet to the south line of land of the Long north line of Bates street 778.61 feet; thence Railroad Company; thence west along said lin south line of land of the Long Iland Railroad ing of the Court on that day. north deflecting 102 degrees 6 minutes to second, Company. at Freeport, and the east line of land Fifth-In case, however, objections are filed deflecting toa degrees 36 minutes 30 seconds t to the left 77.49 feet; thence north deflecting 2 of The City of New York; running thence south to said abstract of estimate of assessment, the the left 514.86 feet to the east line of :tlillburn degrees 52 minutes to seconds to the right 23.62 avenue; thence south along said line deflectin. along said last-mentioned line arr - i deflecting n7 notice of motion to confirm our final report here- feet; thence north deflecting 13 degrees 28 in will stand adjourned to the date ' be here- 93 degrees to seconds to the left 37.sí feet t degrees 24 minutes to the left from said first- minutes to the right tó.66 feet to said line ol the south line of Railroad avenue; thence- was meutioned line zor.68 feet; thence east deflect- after specified. and of which notice will be given land of the Long Island Railroad Company, to all those who have theretofore appeared in along said line deflecting go degrees 58 minute. ing 97 degrees 24 minutes to the left 1,04;.59 thence cast along said line t,to8.97 feet; thence 30 seconds to the right 1,077.95 feet to the east feet; thence east deflecting 2 degrees 55 min- this proceeding, as well as by publication in the south along said line deflecting So degrees 41 City Recoau, pursuant to sections 981 and 984 line of Grand avenue; thence west deflecting t, sites 4n seconds to the left 1.293.59 feet to the minutes 40 seconds to the right 8.ít feet; thence degrees I minutes 50 seconds to the right west line of land of The City of New York; of the Greater New York Charter, as amendea cast along said line 1,864.05 feet; thence east by chapter 658 of the Laws of 1906. 332.87 feet; thence north deflecting 78 degree- thence north along said line deflecting 92 de- deflecting 25 degrees t4 minutes 25 seconds to 59 minutes 50 seconds to the right 74.16 grecs 4.5 minutes 3o seconds to the left 124.96 Dated Borough of Ilianhattan, New York, July the right 61,97 feet; thence south deflecting 87 feet to the south line of land of tilt feet; thence north along said line deflecting St 8, 1908. degrees 27 minutes 5 seconds to the right 78.71 Long Island Railroad Company: thence west degrees 14 minutes to the left 127.88 feet to the JOHN J. QUINLAN, feet; thence cast deflecting 89 degrees 44 minutes a,oug said line 5,638.58 feet to the east line of south line of land of the Long Island Railroad SAMUEL S. SLATER, 45 seconds to the left 274,37 feet to the west tirristian Ilouk road; thence west along said Company, and thence west along said line Commissioners. line of Smith road; thence east deflecting 7 line of said land deflecting 15 degrees 38 miu- 2,793.48 feet to the place of beginning; aud JOHN P. DL-NN, degrees 45 minutes 5 seconds to the left 45.0 5 utcs 25 seconds to the right, 30.12 feet to the also Clerk. feet to the east line of Smith road; thence north west line of Christian hook road; thence west a29,s17 Beginning at the point of intersection of the along said line deflecting 92 degrees 22 minutes along said line of said land, deflecting 14 de- south line of land of the Long Island Railroad 45 seconds to the left 44.5 feet; thence east grees 58 minutes 40 seconds to the left 223.47 t roritra,rY_ at \lerrick, anel the cast line of FIRST JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. deflecting 8o degrees 19 minutes 50 seconds to feet to the east line of Frog fond road; thence land of The City of New York; running thence the right 975.4 feet to the centre line of a south along said line deflecting 57 degrees 43 south along said last-mentioned line deflect. stream, being the west line of land of The City minutes 40 seconds to the left 9.44 feet; thence Ing ít3 degrees zo minutes to the left front said In the matter of the application of The City of of New York; thence south along said line de- west along said line of said land deflecting 57 first-mentioned line 139.67 feet; thence south New York, relative to acquiring title, wherever fleeting 74 degrees 46 minutes 3o seconds to the degrees 53 minutes 40 seconds to the right along said laet-ntentioued line deflecting 9 de- Ille sonic has not been heretofore acquired for right 49.4 feet; thence south along said line 2,478.09 feet; thence south deflecting 89 degrees the same purpose in fee, to the lands, tene- grees to the left 53.22 feet; thence south along deflecting it degrees 36 minutes 30 seconds to 41 minutes 20 seconds to the left 281.78 feet; said line deflecting 24 degrees so minutes to the nleilts and hereditaments required for the open- the right 40,03 feet; thence south along said thence west deflecting 92 degrees 5o minutes 40 left 20.54 feet; thence cast deflecting i9 degrees ing and extending of a new street adjoining line deflecting 4o degrees 6 minutes to the left seconds to tite right 163.82 feet to the cast line the easterly side of and parallel withthe ( 24 minutes to the left Suo.86 feet to the west 36,71 feet; thence south along said line de- of Morris avenue; thence west deflecting t t de- line of :Derrick avenue; thence east deflecting Manhattan approach of the Manhattan Bridge, flecting 4o degrees 52 minutes 30 seconds to grees 20 minutes to the right 5o.89 feet to the between Forsyth street and East Broadway, and 8 degrees 36 minutes 40 seconds to the left 66.65 the right 35.89 feet; thence west deflecting 92 northwest corner of Morris avenue and Observer feet to the east line of Merrick avenue; thence a new street adjoining the westerly side of and degrees So minutes 30 seconds to the right street; thence west along the north line of Ob- east deflecting 8 degrees 3g minutes 20 seconds parallel with the Manhattan approach of the tg degrees 1,072.38 feet; thence west deflecting server street deflecting to degrees 20 minutes to to the right 200 feet; thence south deflecting Manhattan Bridge, between Bayard street and 32 minutes 4.5 seconds to the right .114.24 feet; tite left 1,016.79 feet to the cast line of Park East Broadway (not yet named by proper au- 89 degrees zt minutes 20 seconds to the right thence west deflecting 22 degrees 41 minutes 30 avenue; thence west along said line deflecting 9.9 feet; thence cast deflecting 89 degrees zr thority), in the Borough of Manhattan, in The seconds to the left 920.45 feet to the west line i degree it minutes 30 seconds to the right minutes 20 seconds to the left r,g;o.46 feet to City of New York. of Rocklyn avenue; thence south along said line 55.01 feet to the west line of Park avenue; the west line of land of The City of New York; deflecting 48 degrees 14 minutes So seconds to the thence west along said line of Observer street thence north along said line deflecting left 36.04 feet; thence north deflecting Io6 de- tro dc. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY deflecting 4 degrees 15 minutes 30 seconds to the grew 21 minutes to the left 219.53 feet to the grees 58 minutes 40 seconds to the right 31.45 left 683.22 feet to the east line of Village ave- an order of the Supreme Court of the minutes south line of land of the Long Island Railroad StateN of New York, bearing date the 18th day of feet; thence west deflecting 58 degrees 44 nuc; thence west deflecting 5 degrees 6 minutes Con'Itany; thence west along 25 seconds to the left 186.53 feet; thence west said line deflecting August, igo8, and it and entered in the office 40 seconds to the left 6u.í6 feet to the west hue 6 degrees 3g minutes to the left i,66S.0y feet; deflecting 3 degrees minutes 15 seconds to the of the Clerk of the County of New York on the 59 of Village avenue; thence west deflecting 4 de- thence sutnh deflecting go degrces 38 minutes left t,ot6.o2 feet; thence west deflecting 2 de- grees 19 minutes 40 seconds to the left 1,145.94 40 seconds to the left 4o.í feet; thence west 18th day of August, í9o8, George Gordon Battle, o seconds to the left 748.89 John C. Fitzgerald and Edward C. Crowley were grecs zo minutes 3 feet to the south line of Merrick road; thence deflecting 90 degrees 38 minutes 40 seconds to appointed Commissioners of Estimate in the feet; thence west deflecting 7 degrees 26 minutes nest deflecting 38 degrees a8 minutes ro seconds the right 394.15 feet to the east line of Merrick above-entitled proceeding. 3o seconds to the right ior.86 feet; thence west to the left 227.56 feet to the centre line of the avenue; thence north along said line deflecting degree 29 minutes 40 seconds to the Notice is further given, pursuant to the statutes deflecting i stream, tite east line of land of The City of New 8g degrees 2t minutes zo seconds to the right left 732.46 feet to the cast line of Atlantic York; thence south along said line deflecting 66 40.02 feet to the south line of land of the in such case made and provided, that the said avenue; thence west deflecting g degrees 19 George Gordon Battle, John C. Fitzgerald and degrees 5 minutes to the left 17.25 feet; thence Long Island Railroad Company, and thence west Edward C. Crowley will attend at a Special Term, minutes 20 seconds to the right 48.32 feet; south along said line deflecting tg degrees 53 along said line deflecting 89 degrees 24 minutes Part II., of the Supreme Court, to be held at thence west deflecting 13 degrees 4 minutes to minutes zo seconds to the left 135.55 feet; thence to the left 8uo.o5 feet to the place of begin- the County Court House in the Borough of Man- seconds to the left 2,288.01 feet; thence west east deflecting 98 degrees i minute 40 seconds ning; and also hattan. in the City and County of New York, deflecting 2 degrees 22 minutes 25 seconds to to the left 512.35 feet to the place of begin- the left 667.54 feet; thence west deflecting t Beginning at the point of intersection of the Oil the 4th day of September, í9o8, at it o'clock ning; and also south line of land of the Long Island Railroad in the forenoon of that day, for the p of degree 21 minutes r5 seconds to the left 2,060.53 urpose feet to the east line of Horton avenue; thence Beginning at the point of intersection of the Company at Bellmore and the west line of New- being examined under oath by the Corporation west line of Brookside avenue, at Freeport, and brirlge road, which point is on the east line of Counsel of The City of New York, or by any south along said line deflecting 8t degrees 42 minutes 20 seconds to the left 16.76 feet to the the south line of land of the Long Island Rail- land of The City of New York; running thence person having an interest in said property, as to road Company, being the northeast corner of south along said la't-meuiimred line 20[.43 feet; their qualifications to act as such Commissioners north line of Scranton avenue; thence west de- flecting 9g degrees t8 minutes to seconds to the land of The City of New York; running thence thence east parallel to said first-mentinued line of Estimate. east along said line of land of the Long Island 50.36 feet to the east line of Ncwbridge road Dated New York, August 2r, tgo8. right 49.71 feet; thence south deflecting 84 de- grees 52 minutes 3 seconds to the left 50.2 feet Railroad Company 1,647.79 feet to the west line aril the west line of land of The City of New FRANCIS K. PENI>LETON, of Bayview avenue; thence south along the west York; thence north along said line 201.43 feet Corporation Counsel. to the south line of Scranton avenue; thence west along said line deflecting 95 degrees 7 line of Bayview avenue 226.85 feet; thence east to said first-mentioned line, and thence west along Ifall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, City deflecting 69 degrees 56 minutes to the left 333.78 said line 50.36 feet to the place of beginning; of New York. minutes 57 seconds to the right 496.61 feet to the south line of Brooklyn avenue; thence west feet to the north line of Centre street; thence aud also a24,53 along said line deflecting 13 degrees 38 minutes cast along said line deflecting 8 degrees 15 min- Beginning at the point of intersection of the 22 seconds to the left 491.64 feet; thence west utcs 20 seconds to the left 779.71 feet to the south line of land of the Long Island Railroad along said line deflecting 4 degrees 14 minutes west line of Long Beach avenue; thence east Company at Seaford and the west line of Sea- SUPREME COURT-SECOND DE- 55 seconds to the right 227,83 feet; thence west deflecting z8 degrees to minutes to the left 5o.o6 mans Neck road, which point is on the west line deflecting 2 degrees 32 minutes to the right feet; thence east deflecting 2 degrees 56 min- of land of The City of New York; running PARTMENT. 141.98 feet to the north line of Brooklyn avenue; tries 50 seconds to the left 1,040.06 feet to the thence along said last-mentioned line 359 feet; thence west along said line deflecting 25 degrees south line of land of the Long Island Railroad thence east nearly parallel to said first-mentioned Company; thence east along said line deflecting line 46.7$ feet to the east line of Seamans SECOND DEPARTMENT, to the left 301.40 feet; thence west along said line deflecting 29 degrees 26 minutes to the right 8 degrees i minute 3o seconds to the right 83.78 Neck road and the west line of land of The 8z.tq feet to the centre line of a stream; thence feet; thence east deflecting 14 degrees 24 min- City of New York; thence north along said line In the matter of the application of The City of north along said line deflecting 97 degrees 7 utes $o seconds to the right 621.42 feet; thence 358.1 feet to said first-mentioned line, and thence New York to acquire certain real estate at Valley minutes 30 seconds to the right 66.43 feet: east deflecting 8 degrees 32 minutes 40 seconds west along said lirte 46.99 feet to the place of Stream, Lynbrook, Rockville Centre, Baldwin, thence north along said line deflecting 28 de- to the left 673.35 feet; thence east deflecting beginning. Freeport, Merrick, Bellmore and Seaford, in grees 58 minutes to the right 87.9 feet; 14 degrees 38 minutes to seconds to tite left The said real estate is more particularly shown the Town of Hempstead, in the County of thence north along said line deflecting tg de' 47.94 feet; thence east deflecting 3 degrees 57 upon a "Map showing land int the Township of Nassau, for purposes of water supply. grees 7 minutes to the left 14.34 feet; minutes 20 seconds to the right 85.37 feet; Ilempstead, County of Nassau, State of New thence west deflecting ío6 degrees 58 thence east deflecting i degree 25 minutes 20 York, to be acquired for the purposes of main. minutes 30 seconds to the left 9ol.4a feet to seconds to the left 211.15 feet; thence east de- taluting, preserving and increasing the supply of KT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN the east line of Fifth street: thence south flecting 24 degrees 17 minutes 50 seconds to the pure and wholesome water for the use of The N application will be made to the Supreme along said line deflecting go degrees to the left left 287.24 feet to the centre lirte of a stream; City of New York, Borough of Brooklyn," with .urt, State of New York, at a Special Ticm 25 leet; thence west deflecting so degrees to the thence south along said line deflecting 104 de- a certificate of the adoption thereof, dated June thereof, to be bald in and for the County of right 'go feet; thence south deflecting 90 degrees grees 58 minutes go seconds to the right 145.62 tg, 1908, si ned by George B. McClellan as Nassau, at the Denton Building at Mineola, on to the left So feet; thence west deflecting go de- feet; thence east deflecting 63 degrees 2 minutes Mayor and John H. O'Brien as Commissioner '

9532 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, AUGUST I1:, Igo8.

of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, which said 1Is soon thereafter as counsel can be heard there- ~ourt of the State of NewYork, to be held in County, N. Y. June 29, 1907, was filed in the map was filed on said date in the office of said )n, for an order in the above entitled proceed- end for the Third Judicial District, at the office of the Clerk of the County of Ulster, at Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Elec- ng amending all of the papers and proceedings ourt House, in the City of Kingston, County Kingston, N. Y., on the 8th day of July. 1908. tricity, a copy of which was filed on the trth herein, by excluding therefrom the following Af Ulster, N. Y., on tll,c 19th day of September, and affects Parcels Nos. two hundred twenty- day of August, 19o8, in the office of the Clerk lescribed property, which is not needed for I908, at to o'clock in the forenoon of that day, three (223), two hundred twenty-seven (227), two of the County of Nassau. school purposes: )r as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, hundred thirty-one (2r), two hundred thirty-five The numbers of the parcels on said map which Beginning at a point on the southerly line of For an order confirming said report, and for (235), two hundred forty-one (241), three hun- are to be taken in fee, subject to an easement State street distant two hundred and thirty-three mch other and further relief as may be just. dred six (306), two hundred forty-eight (248), on the surface for road purposes, are r4, 16, 22, Ind forty-nine one-hundredths (233,49) feet Reserving to The City of New York the right two hundred fifty-one (251), two hundred fifty- live (255), two hundred fifty-seven (257), two 23, 34, 37, 4r, 44, 67, 70, 71, 73, 76, 8s, ro6, westerly from the westerly line of Roanoke ave- :o oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels 113, 120, 125, 129, 132, 136, 148, 151, 216, 222, me, and running thence southerly and parallel ontained in said report. hundred fifty-nine (259), two hundred sixty-one (26t), and two hundred sixty-two (262), shown 224, 243B, 247, 250, 252, 254, 263, 338, a strip with Roanoke avenue two hundred and seventy- Dated New York, August zz, ,go8. along the northerly boundary of 339, supposed :hree and fifty-nine one-hundredths (273.59) FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, on the map in this proceeding. Dated New York. August 6, rgo8, to be a road, 340, 345, 347, 353, 356 and 357. feet; thence westerly and parallel with State Corporation Counsel. The numbers of the parcels, on said map which street forty (40) feet; thence northerly and again Hall of Records, New York City. FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, are to be taken in fee, subject to the use of )arallel with Roanoke avenue two hundred and az9,st9 Corporation Counsel. the surface for railroad purposes not inconsistent seventy-three and fifty-nine one-hundredths Hall of Records, New York City. with pure water supply, are 6, 8, 9, r5, 25, 28, (273.59) feet to the southerly line of State street; THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, ar 5,85 3t, rt8, irg, 128, 131, t34, 147, 255 and 346. :hence easterly along the southerly line of State The numbers of the parcels on said map which ;treet forty (40) feet, to the point or place of be- ULSTER COUNTY. are to be taken in fee, subject to an easement inning. for the use of the surface for street and railroad -and that this proceeding be discontinued as to Ashokan Reservoir, Section No. 5, Town of Olive, SUPREME COURT-NINTH JUDICIAL purposes not inconsistent with pure water sup- :he aforesaid property. Ulster County. DISTRICT. ply, are 23, 24, 26, 27, 29 and 30. The lands and premises to be acquired in this The number of the parcel on said map which proceeding, when the same is amended and des- In the matter of the application and petition of is to be taken in fee, subject to the use of the zontinued as to the aforesaid property, are J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. surface thereof for railroad purposes, with ade- Sounded and described as follows: Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of sur- quate culverts to provide free passage for Beginning at a point formed by the intersec- Water Supply of The City of New York, to ORANGE COUNTY AND PUTNAM COUNTY. face water, is 152. :ion of the southerly line of State street with the acquire real estate for and on behalf of The The numbers of the parcels on said map which westerly line of the lands of Public School 39, City of New York, under chapter 724 of the are to be taken in fee, subject to an easement which point is distant 208.49 feet westerly from Laws of t9o, and the acts amendatory there- Northern Aqueduct Department, Section 6. on the surface for road and parkway purposes, :he westerly line of Roanoke avenue, and run- of, in the Town of Olive, Ulster County, New are 264 to 332, both inclusive, and a portion of ting thence southerly along the westerly line of York, for the purpose of providing an addition- 3t7, too feet wide, connecting 316 and 316A :he lands of said school 205. 19 feet; thence al supply of pure and wholesome water for the Notice of Application for the Appointment of with 319 and 320. easterly along the southerly leite of the lands use of The City of New York. Commissioners of Appraisal. The numbers of the parcels on said map which :tf said school 209.20 feet to the westerly line of are to be taken in fee, subject to an easement Roanoke avenue; thence southerly along the UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for road and parkway purposes, unless changed westerly line of Roanoke avenue 65 feet; thence that the first separate report of William 1). that it is the intention of the Corporation 2 PBrinnier, John B. Harrison and Eugene F. Pat- LPounsel of The City of New York to make ap- and modified by competent authority, are 154 westerly and parallel with State street 33.49 tilication to the Supreme Court of the State of to 214, both inclusive, a portion of ais, ioo feet Feet; thence northerly and parallel with Roanoke ten, who were appointed Commissioners of Ap- New York for the praisal in the above entitled matter, by an order appointment of Commissioners wide, bounded on the north by the north line avenue 273,59 feet to the southerly line of State of Appraisal under chapter 724 of the Laws of of 214 extended easterly in a straight line, 348, -treet; thence easterly along the southerly line of of this Court, made at a Special Term thereof, 19o5, as amended. 349 and State street 25 sect to the westerly line of the held at the Court House in the City of Kings- ll oth parcels shown on said map are to be lands of said school, the point or place of be- ton, Ulster County, N. .., May t8, 1907, was Such application will be made to the Supreme taken in fee. ginning. filed in the office of the Clerk of tite County Court at a Special Term thereof to be held in and of Ulster, on the 29th day of May, 19o8, and for the Ninth Judicial District at the Judges' Dated August rz, 59o8. Dated New York, August 22, 1908. Chambers in the City of New Rochelle, Westches- FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, affects parcels numbers one hundred and eighty- ter County, N. Y., on the 26th day of September, Corporation Counsel. Corporation Counsel. five (185), one hundred and eighty-six (t86), one hundred and eighty-eight (188), one hundred and í9o8, at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, Borough Hall, Brooklyn, New York City, N. Y. Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. at 7,24,3 r,s8, r 4,2 r,z8 York City. ninety (í9o), one hundred and ninety-one (tgt), The object of such application is to obtain an a25,s4 one hundred and ninety-two (192), one hundred order of the Court appointing three disinterested SECOND JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. and ninety-three-C (193-C), one hundred and and competent freeholders, one of whom shall ninety-six-A (1gó-A), one hundred and ninety- reside in the County of New York and one of QUEENS COUNTY. SUPRB IE COURT-THIRD JUDICIAL six-B (,96-B), one hundred and ninety-seven whom shall reside in the County of Orange or (íg7), two hundred and four (204), two ]fun- 1'tttnam, to act as Commissioners of Appraisal In • the matter of acquiring title by The City of DISTRICT. dred and seven (207), two hundred and eight under said act, and discharge all the duties New York to certain lands and premises situ- (208), two hundred and ten (2ro), two hundred conferred by said act and the acts amendatory ated on the southerly side of STATE STREET and eleven (211), two hundred and twelve (212) thereof. and the westerly side of ROANOKE AVE- TIIIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. and two hundred and sixteen (216) shown on The real estate sought to be taken or affected NUE, adjoining Public School 39, in the Bor- the map in this proceeding. is situated in the Towns of Montgomery, New- Notice is further given that an application will ough of Queens, in The City of New York, ULSTER COUNTY. burgh and Cornwall, Orange County, aud the duly selected as a site for school purposes, ac- be made at a Special Term of the Supreme Court Town of Phillipstown, Putnam Courtly. cording to law. 4shokan Reservoir, Section No. t, Town of Olive, of the State of New York, to be held in and for The following is a description of the real Ulster County. tite Third Judicial District, at the Court House estate to be acquired in fee, together with a URSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN SUCH in the City of Kingston, County of Ulster, N. Y., reference to the date and place of filing of said case made and provided, notice is hereby In the matter of the application and petition of on the 19th day of September, tgo8, at lo o'clock ma givenP that it is the intention of the Corporation J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and in the forenoon of that day, or as soon there- Alt those certain pieces or parcels of real Counsel of The City of New York to make appli- Charles A. Shaw. constituting the Board of after as counsel can be heard, for an order con- estate situated in the ']'owns of Montgomery, cation to the Supreme Court, at a Special Term Water Supply of The City of New York, to firming said report, and for such other and fur- Newburgh and Cornwall, County of Orange, for the hearing of motions, to be held at the acquire real estate for and on behalf of The ther relief as may be just. Town of Fishkill, County of 1)utcltess, and County Court House, in the Borough of Brook- City of New York, under chapter 724 of the Reserving to The City of New York the right Town of Phillipstown, County of Putnam, State lyn, in the County of Kings, City of New York, Laws of 1905, and the acts amendatory there- to oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels of New York, shown on a certain map entitled on the ttth day of September, 1908, at the of, in the Town of Olive, Ulster County, N. contained in said report. "Northern Aqueduct Department, Section No. opening of Court on that day, or as soon there- Y., for the purpose of providing an additional Dated New York, August 22, 7908. 6, Board of Water Supply of The City of New after as counsel can be heard thereon, for the supply of pure and wholesome water for the FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, York. Map of real estate, situated in the appointment of a Commissioner of Estimate and use of '1'Le City of New York. Corporation Counsel. Towns of Montgomery, Newburgh and Corn- Appraisal in the above entitled matter in the Ifall of Records, New York City. wall, County of Orange, Fishkill, County of place and stead of William S. Pettit, who has UBLIC NOTICE IS IIERLBY GIVEN as9,srg Dutchess, and I'biVfpstown, County of Putnam, declined to act. that the first separate report of George and State of New York, to be acquired by The II.P Palmer, Frederick J. R. Clarke and Macdon- Dated New York, August z5' tgo8. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. City of New York under the provisions of chap- FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, [tugh Craven, who were appointed Commissioners ter 724 of the Laws of 19o5, as amended, for ,f Appraisal in the above-entitled matter by an Corporation Counsel. ULSTER COUNTY. the construction of Catskill Aqueduct and ap- Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New order of this Court, made at a Special Term purtenances, from Ulster County line near St. thereof, held at the Court House in the City of York City. Ashokan Reservoir-Section No. g. Elmo to vicinity of Coldenham, and from Foun- a27,s8 Kingston, Ulster County, N. Y., April zo, 5907, dry Brook Valley to , shore of Hudson was filed in the office of the Clerk of the County River at Storut King, which map was filed First Separate Report, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT of Ulster on the 2d day of July, 1908, and affects in the office of the County Clerk of the County Parcels Nos. two (2), five (s), six (6), four (4), thirteen (r3), fourteen (14), fifteen-A In the matter of the application and petition of of Orange, at Goshen, N. Y., on the lath day In the matter of acquiring title by The City of J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and of June, 19o8, in the office of the County (i5-.1) sixteen (t6), seventeen (17), nineteen ay oof, at To 9g8, New York to certain lands and premises situ- (t9), twenty-B (so-B), twenty-one (21), twenty- Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of Clerk of the County of Dd ated at the NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF \Vater Supply of The City of New York, to keepsie, N. Y., on the 15th day of hint, tgole AUBURN PLACE AND ST. EDWARIYS three (23), twenty-four (24), twenty-six (26), acquire real estate for and on behalf of The and in the office of the County Clerk of the Virtyfive forty (40), nine (9) and twelve fs iuity STREET, in the Borough of Brooklyn, duly (35), City of New York, under chapter 724 of the of Putnam, at Carmel, N. Y., on the selected as a site for a public library. (t-), shown on the map in this proceeding. aos; which parcels are Notice is further given that an application will Laws of í9o5, and the acts amendatory thereof,bounded t6ih day and ofdescribed June, í as follows,: be made at a Special Term of the Supreme Court in the fown of Olive, Ulster County, N. Y. E. THE UNDERSIGNED COMMIS- for the purpose of providing an additional sup- sioners of Estimate in the above entitled of the State of New York, to be held in and First Part. W for the ']'hird Judicial District, at the Court ply of pure and wholesome water for the use matter, appointed pursuant to the provisions of ut The City of New York. Beginning at the northwestth corner of Parcel the statute relating thereto, hereby give notice to Ilruse in the City of Kingston. County of Ulster, N N. Y., on the 19th day of September, 19o8, at No. 267, to the line between the counties of the owner or owners, lessee or lessees, parties or LEASE ']'AKE NOTICE THAT TILE Ulster and Orange, said point being about tao persons respectively entitled to or interested in to o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an first separate report of Virgil B. Van feet easterly from the point of intersection of the lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises Wagonen,P Gerald Ault Gray and William F. said county line with the easterly line of Plains title to which is sought to be acquired in this order confirming said report, and for such other and further relief as may be just. Rafferty, who were appointed the Commissioners ,0ad (leading from New Paltz to St. Andrew), proceeding, and to all others whom it may con- of Appraisal in the above entitled matter, by an and running thence along said county line and cern, to wit: Reserving to The City of New York the right the northerly line of said parcels, south 74 de- to oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels order of this court, made at a Special ']'erm First-That we have completed our estimate of thereof, at Kingston, Ulster County, N. Y., on grees 42 minutes east 150.7 feet to the northeast the loss and damage to the respective owners, contained in said report. corner of said parcel; thence along the casteriy Dated New York, August 22, í9o8. the 21st day of September, 1907, was filed in the lessees, parties and persons interested in titt. office of the County Clerk of Ulster County on lm,- thereof, the easterly lines of Parcels Nos. lands or premises affected by this proceeding, or FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, 268 and 269 and partly along the easterly line ot Corporation Counsel. the ist day of July, tgo8, and affects Parcels having any interest therein, and have filed a true Nos. 43 22, 410. 395, Parcel No. 270, the following courses and dis- report or transcript of such estimate in the office Ilall of Records, New York City. 2, 402, 421, 393, 403, 433, 4 437, 407, 437, 409, 416, 405, 412, 41 8, 434, 418, tances: South 9 degrees 4r minutes west 800.g of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment 01 az9,stg feet, south 3 degrees 38 minutes west 26.4 feet, 4 23, 401, 394, 396, 415, 408, 386, 390A, 39011, The City of New York, at No. 277 Broadway, 383A, 399A, 388A, shown on tite map in this sc.uth 2 degrees 25 minutes east 2,095.2 feet, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, for TIIIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. proceeding and the amended maps made of the south 6 degrees 9 minutes east sG.3 feet, south the inspection of whomsoever it may concern. five last numbered parcels respectively. 9 degrees 5.j minutes east 1,666.2 feet, south i Second-That all parties or persons whose ULSTER COUNTY. Farther notice is hereby given that an applica- degree 54 minutes east 76.3 feet atti south 6 de- rights may be affected by the said estimate, and tion will be made at a Special Term of the Su- grces 4 minutes west 146 feet to a point in the who may object to the same, or any part thereof, Northern Aqueduct Department, Section 3, preme Court of the State of New York, to be ❑orti ertp line of King's (lill road (leading from may, within ten days after the first publication Towns of Olive and O7arblelown, Ulster held in and for the Third Judicial District at the St. Andrew to Leptondale); thence along said of this notice, August 25, 1908, file their objec County. Court House in the City of Kingston, Ulster road line, north 64 degrees east 18 feet; thence tions to such estimate, in writing, with its at our County, New York, on the 19th day of Septem- continuing along said easterly line of Parcel No. office. Room 92, Franklin Trust Company Build- In the matter of tite application and petition of ber, igo8, at to o'clock in the forenoon of that 270, south z6 degrees east 19., feet and south ing, No. 166 Montague street, in the Borough of J. Edward Simmons, Charles N, Chadwick and day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be t6 degrees 14 minutes west 28 feet, crossing said Brooklyn, in said City, as provided by statute, Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of heard, for an order confirming said report, and road, to a point in the southerly line thereof; and that we, the said Commissioners, will heat Water Supply of The City of New York, to for such other and further relief as may be just. thence along said road line, south 64 degrees parties so objecting at our office on the 15th day acquire real estate for and on behalf of The Reserving to The City of New York the right west 24.2 feet; thence still continuing along said of September, igo8, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon City of New York, under chapter 724 of the to oppose the confirmation of any or all parcels easterly parcel line, and running along the east- and upon such subsequent days as may be found Laws of 1905, and the acts amendatory there- contained in said report. erly line of Parcel No. 271, partly along the necessary. of, in the Towns of Olive and Marbletown, Dated New York, August t, t o8. easterly lines of Parcels Nos. 272 and 273, along Dated Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, Ulster County, N. Y., for the purpose of pro- FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, the northerly line of Parcel No. 274, and the August 2;. 5908. viding an additional supply of pure and whole- Corporation Counsel. northerly and partly along the easterly lines of NORMAN S. DIKE, some water for the use of The City of New Hall of Records, corner of Chambers and farcel No. 275, the following courses, distances THOMAS P. PETERS, York. Centre streets. Borough of Manhattan. New York and curve: South 6 degrees 4 minutes west Commissioners. City. 997.z feet, on a curve of 125 feet radius to the GEORGE T. Rices, left 77 feet, south 29 degrees t3 minutes east Clerk. DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a29,s 19 I,gso.6 feet, south 6r degrees 22 minutes east that the first separate report of Amos Van 52 4. . 4 5,55 Etten, Lawrence F. Abbott and Arthur V. Horn- 1,264 feet, crossing a lane, south 2 degrees THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT minutes east 1,299.5 feet, south 8 degrees 17 min- beck, who were appointed Commis-ioners of Ap- utes east 6z6.5 feet, south 5 degrees 31 minutes SECOND JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. praisal in the above-entitled matter by an order ULSTER COUNTY. east 362.8 feet, south 84 degrees 29 minutes west of this Court, made at a Special Term thereof, 35 feet and south 5 degrees It minutes east held at the City Hall in the City of Albany In the matter of acquiring title by The City of 126.4 feet to a point in the easterly line of a Albany County, N. f., on the 30th dap o1` Ashokan Reservoir, Section No. 6. Town of Hur- New York to certain lands and premises sit- November, í90 was filed in the office of the road leading from St. Andrew to Newburgh; uated on the southerly side of STATE ley. Ulster County. thence along said road line, south r7 degrees 40 Clerk of the CountyC of Ulster on the ryth day minutes cast 166.3 feet; thence still continuing STREET and the westerly side of ROANOKE of July, l gof, and affects Parcels Nos. ninety- g along the easterly line of Parcel No. 275, and AVENUE, adjoinin Public School 39, in the three (93), ninety-seven (97), ninety-lIve (951, In the matter of the application and petition of Fifth Ward of the Borough of Queens, in The running along the easterly line of Parcel No. ninety-six (g6), ninety-eight (98), one hundred J Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and following courses, distances and curve: City of New York, duly selected as a site foe and one (tot), one hundred and two (102), one Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of 277, tite school purposes according to law. South 44 minutes east 757.3 feet, crossing said hundred and five (tog), one hundred and seven Water Supply of The City of New York, to road, south 89 degrees t6 minutes west 25 feet. (toy), one hundred and eight (ío8), one hun- acquire real estate for and on behalf of The south 44 minutes east 178.6 feet, on a curve of URSUANT TO THE STATUTES In dred and nine (tog), one hundred and ten (cro), City of New York, under chapter 724 ot the ISO feet radius to the left. 97-t feet, south 37 such case made and provided, and pur one hundred and eleven (iii), one hundred and Laws of i903, and the acts amendatory there- P degrees 49 minutes east 47.3 feet, north 85 de- ,rant to a resolution of the Board of Education twelve (552), one hundred and eighteen (r f8), of, in the Town of Hurley, Ulster County, grees 46 minutes east 56.6 feet and south 4 de- adopted on the Loth day of June, í9o8, and pur• one hundred and nineteen (tig), one hundred N. Y.. for the purpose of providing an addi- grees 14 minutes east ao feet to the southeast suant to a resolution of the Board of Estimate and twenty (i2o), one hundred and twenty-one tional supply of pure and wholesome water corner of said Parcel No. 277, in the centre of a and Apportionment adopted by the Board ol (tzt), one hundred and twenty-two (122), one for the use of The City of New York. road leading from Walden to Newbdrgh said Estimate and Apportionment on the 26th day ol hundred and twenty-three (123), one hundre point being also the northeast corner of Parcel June, 5908, notice is hereby given that it is the and twenty-four (124), one hundred and twenty- UBLIC NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN No. 279; thence along the easterly lines of said Intention of the Corporation Counsel of The five (125), one hundred and twenty-eight (128). P that the order of confirmation of the Parcel No. 279 and Parcels Nos. 280, 281 and City of New York to make application to the one hundred and twenty-nine (129), one hun second separate report of Edgar L. Fursman, 284, and partly along the northerly and along Supreme Court at a Special Term thereof fot dred and thirty (130), one hundred and thirty Edward H. Nicoll and Charles B. Cox, who were the easterly lines of Parcel No. 085, the follow- the hearing of motions, to be held at the County one (í3t), shown on the map in this proceed appointed Commissioners of Appraisal in the ing courses and distances: South 4 degrees 14 Court House, in the Borough of Brooklyn, tog above-entitled matter, by an order of this Court minutes east 20 feet, south 37 degrees 49 minutes County of Kings, on the 9th day of September, Notice is further given that an applicatior made at a Special Term thereof, held at the east 539 feet south 52 degrees is minutes west Ulster ryo$, at the opening of Court on that day, ot will be made at a Special Term of the Supreme Court House in the City of (tingston, 93 feet, south 37 degrees 49 minutes east 177.8 MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1968, THE CITY RECORD . 9533 feet, south 14 degrees 30 minutes east 1,463.5 feet, west i,705 feet, on a curve of 275 feet radius to the southeast corner of Parcel No. 3i6, in the NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. again crossing the before mentioned road leading the right 569.4 feet, north 6 degrees 4 minutes easterly shore line of the Hudson River; thence from St. Andrew to Newburgh, north 8o degrees e east 893.2 feet and south 65 degrees 22 minutes along the southerly and partly along the west- minute east about at feet, south 9 degrees 28 min- west t7í,5 feet to a point in the southerly line cl- ly hues of said Parcel No, 316 and along the WESTCHESTER COUNTY. utes east 595.5 feet, on a curve of 300 feet radius of before mentioned King's Hill road; thence southerly line of fareel No. 317, south 56 de- to the right, 155.8 feet, and south ig degrees 3t along said road line, north 73 degrees 24 minutes grees 35 minutes west 2o6.6 feet, north 33 de- minutes west 124.7 feet to the most southerly west 40 feet; thence continuing along said west- grecs 25 minutes west i59.3 feet and south 56 point of said parcel No. 285, in the easterly erly line of Parcel No. 27o north t6 degrees 36 degrees 35 minutes west 1,381.3 feet to tite Kensica Reservoir, Section No. it. lne of Parcel No. 286, in the easterly line ot minutes east 44.7 feet, again crossing said road southeast corner of Parcel No, 318, in the line South Plank road; thence partly along said to a point in tite northerly line thereof; thence between the Counties of Orange and Dutchess; easterly parcel line and the easterly line of continuing along said westerly parcel line, and thence along the southerly line of said parcel, fareel No. 287 south ty degrees 35 minutes west running along the westerly lines of before men- south 56 degrees 35 minutes west 980.7 feet to Notice of Application for the Appointment of 84.5 feet crossing said road, to a point in the tioned Parcels Nos. 260, z68 and 267. the follow- the most southerly point of said parcel, in the Commissioners of Appraisal and for the westerly line thereof at the most easterly point ing courses and distances: North 65 degrees z2 easterly line of a grant of land under water Approval by the Supreme Court of the New of Parcel No. 288; thence partly along the easterly minutes east 207.8 feet, north 6 degrees 4 min- to Mead & Taft; thence along said easterly Highway System Shown on the Map Herein- line of said parcel, along the easterly lines of utes east 227.3 feet, north r degree 54 minutes line, and continuing along the southerly, line after Referred to. Parcels Nos. 289 and ago, and partly along the west 34.7 feet, north q degrees 53 minutes west of Parcel No. 318, north 45 degrees o6 minutes easterly line of Parcel No. 291 the following í,666.z feet, north 6 degrees 9 minutes west 35.8 west 5í.r feet to the most westerly point of said courses and distances: South 19 degrees 3! feet, north 2 degrees 25 minutes west 2,095.2 parcel; thence along the northerly line of same, NORTH CASTLE, MOUNT PLEASANT, WESTCHESTER,, minutes west 661.9 feet, south 9 degrees 56 feet, north g degrees 38 minutes east 58 feet. and north 56 degrees 35 minutes east 991 feet to COUNTY. minutes west 33.3 feet, south zt minutes west north g degrees 4! minutes east 8i5.6 feet to the the northwest corner of before mentioned Par' 1,084 feet, south 5 degrees 52 minutes west point or place of beginning. eel No. 317, in tite before mentioned line be- 1,405.5 feet, south 3 degrees 3 minutes west tween the Counties of Orange and Dutchess; UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2,779,8 feet, north 86 degrees 57 minutes west Second Part. thence along the northerly line of said parcel, P that it is the intention of the Corporation 25.1 feet, and south i degree west 842.3 feet Beginning at the southwest corner of Parcel partly along the before mentioned westerly line Counsel of The City of New York to make ap- to the southeast corner of said Parcel No. 291, No. 296, in the southerly line of Moffatt road, of Parcel No. 316 and along the northerly line plication to the Supreme Court of the State of in the northerly line of Parcel No. 292, in the and running thence partly along the westerly line of said parcel, north 56 degrees 35 minutes east \ew York for the appointment of Commissioners northerly line of Cochecton turnpike (leading of said parcel, north 23 minutes 30 seconds west 1,381.3 feet, north 33 degrees 25 minutes west of Appraisal, under chapter 724 of the Laws of from (.oldenham to East Coldenham); thence 35 feet, crossing said road, to a point in the 157.2 feet, north 56 degrees 35 minutes east 1905, as amended, and for the purpose of procur. along the northerly line of said turnpike and northerly line thereof; thence along said road 291.5 feet, north 19 degrees 37 minutes west ing tite í,18i.8 feet and north 7o degrees 23 minutes approval of the Supreme Court of the partly along said northerly parcel line north 88 line. north 89 degrees 36 minutes 3o seconds east new highway system shown on said map of said degrees 48 minutes east 73.8 feet to the northeast east too feet to the northeast corner of said 94.6 feet; thence continuing along the westerly Section No. ,i t and hereinafter particularly de- corner of said parcel; thence partly along the line of Parcel No. 2gó, and running partly along Parcel No. 316; in the westerly line of the scribed. easterly line thereof south i degree i2 minutes property of the New York Central and Hudson the southerly line of Parcel No. 297, the follow- Such application will be made at the Supreme east 66 feet, crossing said turnpike; thence con- ing courses, distances and curves: North 2 de- River Railroad Company; thence along said tinuing along said easterly parcel line south 88 property line and partly along the easterly line Court, at a Special Term thereof, to be held in and i grees 52 minutes 30 seconds east 320.4 feet, on of said parcel, south i9 degrees 37 minutes east for the Ninth Judicial District, at the Judges' degrees 48 minutes west 76.3 feet and south a curve of 300 feet radius to the right, 84.4 feet, degree west 5,992.4 feet to the most northerly 580 feet, on a curve of 2,587 feet radius to the Chambers, in the City of New Rochelle, Westches- north to degrees 30 seconds east zia feet on a left, 350.3 feet, and south i t degrees 59 min- ter County, N. Y., on the 26th day of September, point of Parcel No. 294, in the westerly side of curve of too feet radius to the left, 32.4 feet, Drury lane, in the line between the towns of utes west 83.5 feet to the northwest corner of í9o8, at 9.30 o'clock ilt the forenoon of that day, uorttt z8 minutes east 254.8 feet, on a curve of before mentioned Parcel No. 315; thence along or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. The Montgomery and Newburgh; thence along the Soo feet radius to the right, 172.5 feet, north easterly line of said parcel, and partly along the the northerly line of said parcel, south 52 de- abject of such application is to obtain an order 12 degrees 49 minutes east x37.9 feet, south grees of minutes cast 216 feet, again crossing of the Court appointing three disinterested and easterly and along the southerly lines of Parcel 77 degrees it minutes east 50 feet, north t2 de- No. 295 south i degree west 6í6.r feet, crossing the road leading from Cold Spring to Fishkîll competent freeholders, one of whom shall re- grees 49 minutes east 513.7 feet, north 77 de- Landing, aud north ta degrees t7 minutes cast side in the County of New York and at least said lane, south 5 degrees 35 minutes east 28.3 grees I minutes west So feet, north ra degrees feet, south t2 degrees i minute east 1,048.3 feet ioi.7 feet to the northeast corner of said parcel, one of whom shall reside in the County of West- 4o minutes east 114.8 feet and north 52 degrees in the before mentioned westerly line of Parcel chester, to act as Commissioners of Appraisal and north 73-degrees 54 minutes west 665.6 feet, 56 minutes seconds west 68r feet to a point recrossing said lane, to the southwest corner of 3o No. 313, in the before mentinneTl line between under said act and discharge all the duties con- in the easterly line of a road leading from be- ferred by said act and the acts amendatory said Parcel No. 295, at another point in the the Counties of Dutchess and Putnam ; thence fore mentioned Moffatt road to Carmel road; along said county line and partly along said thereof. before mentioned town line; thence along said thence along the easterly and northerly lines of town line and tite westerly line of said parcel westerly parcel line, north 36 degrees 49 min- At the above mentioned time and place an said road, continuing along the southerly line of utes east 147.5 feet to the most southerly point north i6 degrees 7 minutes east 712.3 feet to Parcel Nn. 297, and running partly along the act,1t the most westerly point of before mentioned of Parcel No. 314; thence along the westerly to have the highway system sho n on said southerly line of Parcel No. 298, north 23 de- and northerly lines of said parcel, north r7 de- map of Section No. i t approved by the Court. Parcel No. 294, in the westerly side of before grees 9 minutes west 21.4 feet, north 39 degrees mentioned Drury Lane- thence along said westerly grees 25 minutes 30 seconds east 381.0 feet, The real estate sought to be taken or affected 8 minutes 3o seconds west 38.6 feet, north 58 north 5z degrees 25 minutes 30 seconds east is situated in tite Towns of Mount Pleasant and side, partly along saitf westerly parcel line, and degrees 8 minutes 30 seconds west feet and continuing along said town line north i6 degrees 95.5 250 feet and north 8z degrees z5 minutes 3o North Castle, County of Westchester and State north 68 degrees to minutes west 42.2 feet; seconds east 83.3 feet to the northwest corner of New York. 7 minutes east 258.4 feet to the most southerly thence continuing along the southerly line of point of Parcel No. 293; thence along the westerly of before mentioned Parcel No. 313, in the The following is a description of the real estate said Parcel No. 298, north 5a degrees 56 minutes last mentioned county line; thence along the line of said parcel and partly along the westerly 30 sec-nods west i22.í feet to the southeast cor- to be acquired in fee, together with a reference line of before mentioned Parcel No. 292 north i northerly and partly along the easterly lines to the date and place of filing the map: fl..r of Parcel No. 299, in the easterly line of said of said parcel, partly along the northerly line All those certain pieces or degree east 2,421., feet to the most southerly Carmcl road (leading from Cold Spring to Car- parcels of real point of before mentioned Parcel No. 291; thence of before mentioned Parcel No. att, along the estate situated in the Towns of North Castle ,ncl); thence along tite southerly line of said northerly line of Parcel No. 312, partly along partly along the southerly line of said parcel parcel. north 52 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds and Mount Pleasant, County of Westchester and north i degree east 12o.6 feet; thence continuing the northerly line of before mentioned farcel State of New York, shown on a map entitled west 27.4 feet to the southeast corner of Parcel No. 309- along the northerly line of before mett- along said southerly parcel line south 88 degrees No. 3o1, in the centre of said road; thence along " Southern Aqueduct Department, Section No. 48 minutes west 168.7 feet to the southwest tioned Parcel No. 308, partly along the north- it. Board of Water Supply of The City of the southerly line of said parcel, north .z de- erly line of before mentioned Parcel No. 306, corner of said parcel; thence partly along the grecs 56 minutes 30 seconds west 122.3 feet, New York. -Map of real estate situated in the westerly line thereof north i degree ta minutes (tartly along tite northerly and easterly lines of Towns of North Castle and Mount Pleasant, south 37 degrees 3 minutes 30 seconds west ioo before mentioned Parcel No. 305, and along the west 66 feet, again crossing before mentioned feet, north 52 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds west County of Westchester and State of New York, Cochecton turnpike, to a point in the northerly northerly line of Parcel No. 303, the following to be acquired by The City of New York under line north 88 8o feet, crossing Foundry Brook, north 37 de- courses, distances and curves: North 8z degrees line thereof; thence along said grees 3 minutes 30 seconds east too feet, and the provisions of chapter 724 of the Laws of degrees 48 minutes cast í7t.3 feet; thence still 25 minutes 30 seconds east tí6.7 feet, south 7 1905, as amended, for the construction of Ken- north 52 degrees s6 minutes 3o seconds west degrees 34 minutes 30 seconds east asa .7 feet, continuing along said westerly line of Parcel No. 8;.4 feet to the southeast corner of Parcel No. sico Reservoir and appurtenances, north of Kew 291, and running along the westerly lines of south 5o degrees 20 minutes east 383.6 feet, north sko Lake and along the Bronx River and Bear 3112, in the centre of Fislikill road (leading from 82 degrees 57 minutes east 89.3 feet, on a curve Gutter Creek," which map was filed in the office before mentioned Parcels Nos. 289 and 288, the Cold Spring to Fishkill); thence along the south- following courses and distances: North t degree of 725 feet radius to the right 57t.í feet, north of the Register of the County of Westchester erly line of said parcel, north 52 degrees 56 37 degrees z5 minutes east 75 feet, south 52 de- east 853.4 feet, north 86 degrees 57 minutes west at White Plains, New York, on the 3d day ol 24,8 feet, north 3 degrees 3 minutes east 1,076.7 minutes 30 seconds west 16.8 feet to the south- grees 35 minutes east 70.2 feet, on a curve of July, ipo8, as Map No. t8to; which parcels are west corner of same, in the westerly line of said too feet radius to the left 80.2 feet, north 8i bounded and described as follows: feet, north 86 degrees 57 minutes west í5o feet, road; thence along said road line and partly north 3 degrees 3 minutes east t,000 feet, south degrees 2g minutes east 252.9 feet, on a curve along the westerly line of said parcel, north 25 of goo feet radius to the right r64 feet, south 86 degrees 57 minutes east r5o feet, north 3 de- degrees 7 minutes 30 seconds east 13.2 feet to First Part. grees 3 minutes east 706.7 feet, north 5 degrees 67 degrees ta minutes east 252.8 feet, on a curve the southeast corner of Parcel No. 304; thence of too feet radius to the left 58.6 feet, north 79 L'eginning at the most northerly point of Par- 52 minutes east 1,257 feet, south 84 degrees 48 along the southerly lines of said parcel and Par- cel Ao. 797, in the westerly line of a road leading minutes east z5 feet, north 5 degrees iz minutes degrees r5 minutes cast 377.8 feet, on a curve of ccl No. 305, partly along the southerly line of 300 feet radius to the right 575 6 feet, recrossing from Tarrytown to Kensico Village, said point east 144.8 feet, north 2t minutes east 248.9 Parcel No. 306 and alongthe easterly line of being also the northwest corner of Parcel No. feet, north 8g degrees 39 minutes west 25 feet, before mentioned Breakneck Valley read and the Parcel No. 307 the following courses and dis- before mentioned brook, south 9 degrees i too, and running thence partly along the north. north 21 minutes east 827.7 feet, north 9 degrees lances: North 6o degrees 36 minutes 30 seconds rely line of said Parcel No. 800 north 76 degrees 56 minutes east 99.9 feet, north ig degrees 31 minutes west 325.1 feet, on a curve of too feet west 07.4 feet, north 42 degrees 56 minutes 30 radius to the left 67 feet, south 29 degrees it 53 minutes east 4í..q feet, crossing said road, to minutes east 371.1 feet, north yo degrees 29 min- seconds west 1,922.4 feet, south 37 degrees 3 the northwest corner of Parcel No. Bot; thence utes west 175 feet, north ig degrees 31 minutes minutes 30 seconds east í2-.7 feet, on a curve minutes 30 seconds west 440 feet, south to de- partly along the northerly line of said parcel, east 300 feet, north 4 degrees 31 minutes east 365 of too feet radius to the left 67.5 feet, south 67 grecs 33 minutes west 92.5 feet, south 41 de- degrees si minutes 30 seconds east 315.8 feet, along the westerly lines of Parcels Nos. 8og and feet, north to degrees it minutes east 118.6 feet grees 32 minutes go seconds east 162.3 feet, south ,atlanhh westerly Parcel and north 35 degrees 32 minutes east 96.4 feet south 22 degrees 8 minutes 30 seconds west 75 r5 degrees it minutes east 275.4 feet, south 39 feet, south 67 degrees 5t minutes 30 seconds east o( ndlongtewesterlylnes of Parcels Nos. to the most westerly point of before mentioned degrees 21 minutes east 185.2 feet, south 42 de- 807 and 8o8, the following courses and distances: Parcel No. 286, in the westerly side of before 5,047.1 feet, north 2z degrees 8 minutes 30 grees zo minutes 30 seconds east 188.4 feet, south seconds east 75 feet, south 67 degrees 51 minutes North 76 degrees 53 minutes east 804.6 feet, mentioned South Plank road; thence partly along 58 degrees ar minutes east 202.7 feet, south 43 north 65 degrees 54 minute_ t:.st 906 feet. north the westerly line of said parcel north 15 degrees 30 seconds cast 491.6 feet, on a curve of boo 1,130 feet, north 24 degrees 4 degrees 38 minutes east 55.5 feet, south 29 d'- feet radius to tite left 43.7 feet, south 72 degrees 5. minutes east 365.6 32 minutes east 52.7 feet, crossing said road to feet, north 65 degrees 46 minuses east 372.8 feet. a point in the easterly line thereof, in the westerly greet 53 minutes 3o seconds east 67.3 feet, soute 2 minutes east t5í.1 feet, on a curve of 301) feet 2 degrees 23 minutes 3o seconds east 140.3 radius to the right too feet, south 52 degrees 56 north 89 degrees 4 minutes east 310 feet. north line of before mentioned Parcel No. 285; thence south 4 degrees 16 minutes west 300.9 feet, south 52 degrees 4 minutes east 247.2 feet, north- 2t partly along said westerly parcel line and along minutes 30 seconds east 2,102.2 feet, south r6 4 degrees g minutes 30 seconds east 94.5 feet, degrees 40 minutes west 18.2 feet, south 6o de- degrees 36 minutes east 325.9 feet, north r6 de- said road line north i6 degrees 24 minutes west south t6 degrees 30 seconds east íg8.1 feet. grees 48 minutes west 553.6 feet, north 1,263 280.z feet to the northwest corner of said par- grees sa minutes 30 seconds east 134.9 feet and south 28 degrees 7 minutes east 237 feet, and south 52 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds east 67.4 feet, north 37 degrees 4 minutes east 65i.6 feet, cel; thence partly along the northerly line thereof south 313 degrees 29 minutes 30 seconds east north 3 degrees 3q minutes east tos feet. north and the westerly line of before mentioned Parcel feet to the northwest corner of before mentioned 224.7 feet to the southeast corner of said Parcel Parcel No. 302, in the westerly line of before 5 degrees 6 minutes east 403.9 feet, north 4 de- No. 284 north 8o degrees i minute east about Nn. grees 31 minutes east 147.5 feet, north 8o degrees 33.8 feet, north 9 degrees 28 minutes west 304.4 307, in the northerly line of before men- mentioned Fislikill road; thence along the north- tioned Fislikill road; thence along said road line erly line of said parcel south 52 degrees 56 to minutes east ig3 feet, north 33 minutes east feet and north 14 degrees ,.o minutes west 164.5 and the southerly line of said parcel, south go 498 feet, north to degrees 28 minutes east 490.2 feet to the most southerly point of Parcel No. minutes 30 seconds east íg.2 feet to the north- degrees 30 seconds west 49.7 feet to the south- west corner of before mentioned Parcel No. 301, feet, north 27 degrees 6 minutes east 575•' feet, 283, in the easterly line of the before mentioned west corner of said parcel; thence along the west- north 39 degrees 36 minutes east 6i6.s feet, and road leading from Walden to Newburgh; thence in the centre of said road; thence along the north- erly line of same again partly along the south- erly lines of said parcel and Parcel No. 300 south north 24 degrees 38 minutes west 71 feet to partly along the westerly line of said parcel erly line of before mentioned Parcel No. o6, the southwest corner of Parcel No. 8io, in the north 14 degrees 30 minutes west 43.1 feet to 52 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds east tt.g partly along the southerly lines of Parcels Nos. feet to the northwest corner of before mentioned southerly line of a road leading from Pleasant- the most southerly point of Parcel No. 282, in 308 and 309, and along the southerly lines of ville to White Plains; thence along the westerly the centre of said road; thence along the west- Parcel No, 299, in the westerly line of before Parcels Nos. aio and 3rn, the following courses, mentioned Carmel road; thence along the northerly and partly along the northerly lines of said Par- erly lines of said parcel and before mentioned distances and curve: North 3q degrees eel No. 8ío, and along the northerly line of Parcels Nos. z8r, z8o and 279, and along the 53 min- line of said parcel south 52 degrees $6 minutes utes west 163.4 feet, north 26 degrees z6 min- 30 seconds east 5t.4 feet, crossing said road, to Parcel No. Bit, the following courses and dis- southerly and westerly lines of before mentioned tttes .0 seconds west 314.8 feet, north 17 degrees tances: North 24 degrees 38 minutes west 727.7 Parcel No. 278, the following courses and dis- a point in the easterly line thereof at the north- I minute 311 seconds west 158.2 feet, north 4 west corner of before mentioned Parcel No. 297; feet, crossing the junction of said road leading tances: North 14 degrees 30 minutes west 945.2 degrees minutes west ío5.6 feet, north 2 de- to White Plains, with Pleasantville road, north feet, north z6 degrees g minutes west So.6 feet, 49 thence along the northerly and easterly lines of grees 47 minutes east 438.5 feet, north g de- said parcel and the easterly line of before men- zo degrees 40 minutes west 626.4 feet, north north 37 degrees 49 minutes west 685.7 feet, grees 48 minutes west 93.1 feet, north 55 degrees 74 degrees 23 minutes east 66.9 feet, north So south 8e degrees 46 minutes west 104 feet, north tioned Parcel No. 296 the following courses, dis- 6 minutes 30 seconds west so.i feet, north 57 tances and curves: South z degrees 56 minutes degrees t5 minutes east io9.9 feet, south 76 78 degrees si minutes west 749.4 feet and north degrees an minutes west r56.z feet, north 42 degrees z6 minutes east 62.2 feet, north 78 i degrees 9 minutes east 25 feet to the south- 30 seconds east r,o6g.o8 feet, south t7 degrees degrees 20 minutes 30 seconds west 192,6 7 minutes 30 seconds east 96.46 feet, south ta degrees 5g minutes east 75.4 feet, south 73 de- west corner of before mentioned Parcel No. 277, feet, north 39 degrees 2t minutes west greet 5o minutes east 5i.7 feet, north 79 degrees in the centre of the before mentioned road lead- degrees 49 minutes west 433.77 feet, on a curve r9r.3 feet, north t5 degrees it min- of ó0o feet radius to the left 129.3 feet, south 59 minutes east 23 .9 feet, north 85 degrees ia ing from Walden to Newburgh; thence along the utes west 274.9 feet, north 45 degrees 30 minutes east 82.6 feet, south 88 degrees, 26 min- westerly line of said parcel and partly along the a8 minutes west 254.8 feet, on a curve of 300 minutes west 16o.3 feet, north q3 degrees feet radius to the right 97,r feet, south tg de- utes east 55 feet, south 8o degrees so minutes westerly line of before mentioned Parcel Nn. 275 55 minutes west 127.6 feet, north a degrees gi east 62.8 feet, north 87 degrees 45 minutes cast the following courses and distances: North te grees 30 seconds west 212 feet, on a curve of minutes 30 seconds west 140 feet, north 37 too feet radius to the left 28.1 feet, and south 14o.í feet, south 88 degrees 8 minutes east i38.r degrees g minutes east 25 feet, south 78 degrees degrees 5t minutes 30 seconds west 690 feet, feet, north g degrees 7 minutes east 65.6 feet, St minutes east 142.6 feet, north 85 degrees 46 3 degrees 59 minutes west 332.3 feet to the south- north 67 degrees Si minutes 30 seconds west east corner of said Parcel No. 296, in the centre north 13 degrees it minutes east 87.3 feet, north minutes east 64 feet, north 13 degrees 41 min- 175 feet, north 2z degrees o8 minutes 30 sec- 65 degrees 4 minutes east 204.4 feet, and south utes west 136 feet, north 44 minutes west 030.6 of before mentioned Moffat road; thence along oiids cast 175 feet, north 67 degrees 51 minutes the centre line of said road and partly along the 74 degrees 40 minutes east 4:t5•S feet to the feet, north 5 degrees It minutes west 354.7 feet 30 seconds west 5,o47.i feet, south 22 degrees northeast corner of said Parcel No. Bit, in the and north 20 degrees St minutes west 389.8 feet southerly line of said parcel south 89 degrees 36 08 minutes 30 seconds west 75 feet, north 67 minutes go seconds west 214.4 feet; thence con- northerly line of before mentioned Pleasantville to the southwest corner of Parcel No. 276, in degrees 51 minutes 30 seconds west 386 feet, road; thence partly along the easterly line of the westerly line of the before mentioned road tinuing along said southerly parcel line south 20 2olitlt 86 degrees 5z minutes west 247 feet, south degrees 42 minutes west 13 feet to a point in the said parcel, south t2 degrees 22 minutes east leading from St. Andrew to Newburgh; thence 6o degrees 48 minutes 30 seconds west 230 feet, 37.4 feet, crossing said road, to a point in the along the westerly line of said parcel and along southerly line of said road; thence along said north 29 degrees ii minutes 30 seconds west road line, and continuing along said southerly southerly line thereof, at the most westerly point said road, north 20 degrees 51 minutes west 555 í5o feet, north 6o degrees 48 minutes 30 sec- of Parcel No. 8i3; thence partly along the west- feet to the northwest corner of said parcel; thence oared l line south 8g degrees 36 minutes 3o seconds onds east í6o feet, north 30 degrees 34 minutes west 68.i feet, to the point or place of beginning. erly line of said parcel and along the southerly along the northerly line thereof, north 66 de- 30 seconds west 177.9 feet, north 35 degrees The fee is to be acquired by The City of New line of said road, north 85 degrees 4 minutes grees 16 minutes east i8.5 feet to the most west- 52 minutes go seconds east 475.2 feet, north east 58.2 feet, and north 84 degrees 46 minutes erly point of before mentioned Parcel No. 275, York in all the real estate Parcels Nos. 267 to 54 degrees 56 minutes west 153.7 feet, crossing 318, both inclusive, contained in the above descrip. east 528.7 feet: thence continuing along the west- in the centre of said road; thence partly along Breakneck Valley road and a brook, north 55 erly line of Parcel No. 813. north 14 degrees the westerly line of said parcel. along the south- finns, excepting Parcel No. 307, in which a per- degrees 31 minutes 30 seconds west 166.6 feet, petual easement is to be acquired. 21 minutes west 1,212.8 feet and north 5 degrees erly line of before mentioned Parcel No. 274. south 79 degrees ig minutes west 162.9 feet, on aS minutes west 430.7 feet to the most northerly along the southerly and westerly lines of before Excepting thereout and therefrom lands owned a curve of 300 feet radius to the right, i75.7 by tite New York Central and Hudson River Rail- point of said parcel, in the line of the property mentioned Parcel No. 273, along the westerly feet, north 67 degrees ta minutes west 88.5 of The City of New York; thence along said line of before mentioned Parcel No. 272, and road Company, designated as Parcels Nos. 312, feet, south Bt degrees ap minutes west 727.3 3i3, 3i4 and 355. Also Parcels Nos. 316 and 3r7, City property line and the northerly, easterly and partly along the westerly line of before men- feet and south 81 degrees 44 minutes 30 sec- partly along the southerly lines of said Parcel tioned Parcel No, 270, tite following courses, dis. claimed by tite State of New York. onds west 1,174 feet to the southwest corner If any real estate hereinbefore described is No. 8x3, and along the southerly line of Parcel tances and curve: North 66 degrees t6 minutes of said Parcel No. att; thence partly along the No. 809, the following courses and distances: east 92.8 feet, north 8 degrees t7 minutes west devoted to highway or other public purposes, such westerly lines of said parcel, and Parcel No. use shall continue until The City of New York South 46 degrees 40 minutes east 276 feet south 57.8 feet, north 2 degrees 4 minutes west roils 313, north 35 degrees 42 minutes west 571.7 zg degrees 59 minutes east r,7o6.2 feet, again Bet, north 6r degrees 22 minutes west 366.2 shall have the right to change the same. feet and south 8a degrees 17 minutes west 48.y Dated August t, tgo8. crossing Pleasantville road, north 88 degrees S6 feet, north 9 degrees 2 minutes east 148.6 feet, feet to the most westerly point of said parcel, minutes east 26o.r feet, south t3 degrees so north 6t degrees 22 minutes west 869.3 feet, in the easterly line of Parcel No. 315, in the FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, minutes west 643.4 feet, south t5 degrees as again crossing the before mentioned lane. south line between the Counties of Dutchess and Put- Corporation Counsel. minutes east 6i5.8 feet, south 46 degrees so a8 degrees 38 minutes west so feet, south 88 nam; thence along said county line and partly Office and post office address, Hall of Records, minutes west r,o89.2 feet, north 84 degrees Sy degrees 38 minutes west 30 feet, north 44 de- along said easterly parcel line, south 36 degrees corner of Chambers and Centre streets, Borough minutes west 9tt.t feet, south 6t degrees 4 grees r3 minutes west q5.a feet, north 47 min- 49 minutes west 278.2 feet, cross'sg a road lead- of Manhattan, New York City. minutes west 331.3 feet, and south s7 degrees utes east 317.4 feet, north 29 degrees 13 minutes ing from Cold Spring to Fishkill Landing, to --.... R iad 3 minutes west 560.9 feet. again crossing the

:9534 THE CITY RECORD.. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, >l9O8.

before mentioned road leading from Pleasant- cites west 72.8 feet, south 54 degrees 3o minutes Isrs minutes east 199.8 feet, south 52 degrees 3s of New York for the appointment of Commission- ville to White Plains, to the most south- west 35 feet, south 88 degrees to minutes west minutes east 143.5 feet, south is degrees, z6 ers of Appraisal, under chapter 724 of the Laws erly point of said Parcel No. 8og, said t8 feet. south 6 degrees 7 minutes 6o.2 feet, minutes east 5o.9 feet, south 33 degrees 34 min- of 1995, as amended, and for the purpose of point being also the most easterly point of be- south 24 degrees 24 minutes west 71.1 feet, north utes east 49.9 feet, south so degrees z6 minutes procuring the approval of the Supreme Court fore mentioned Parcel No. 8o6; thence partly 8o degrees 20 minutes west r5 feet, south 54 de- east 53.6 feet, south 27 degrees 23 minutes east of the new highway system shown on said map along the easterly line of said Parcel No. 8o6, grees 29 minutes west 603.4 feet, north 52 degrees 126.1 feet, south 2g degrees 6 minutes east 5o.6 of said Section No, r2, and hereinafter particu- along the easterly and partly along the westerly 7 minutes west 7.5 feet, south 56 degrees 6 min- feet, south 32 degrees 13 minutes cast tty feet, larly described. lines of Parcel No. 804,partly along the east- utes west 78.6 feet, south 62 degrees 52 minutes south 61 degrees 7g minutes cast 142.7 feet, south Such application will be made at the Supreme erly line of before mentioned Parcel No. 8o3, west 3r.6 feet, south 62 degrees 58 tnututes west 24 degrees 8 minutes east 55 feet, south 27 de- Court at a Special Teiin thereof, to be held in partly along the northerly, along the easterly 20.3 feet. south 6o degrees 6 minutes west 1tg.6 grees 40 tuinutes cast 51.3 feet, south 37 degrees and for the Ninth Judicial District, at the and partly along thesoutherly lines of Parcel feet. south 64 degrees zr minutes west 200.7 feet, 4 minutes. east 104 feet, south 31 degrees 14 Judges' Chambers in the City of New Rochelle, No. 8oz, and cohtinuing along said City prop- south 53 degrees 4 minutes west 153.6 feet, south minutes cast 49.9 feet, south r4 degrees 58 min- Westchester County, N. Y., on the 06th day of erty lines the following courses and distances: 32 degrees 27 minutes west 546.5 feet, south z3 utes east 5í.t feet, south 7 degrees to minutes September, í9o8, at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon east 56.8 feet, south 2 degrees 44 minutes east South 27 degrees 3 minutes west 733.7 feet, south degrees 4t minutes west 420 feet, south 9 de- of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can 9 minutes west 1,430 feet, south 17 degrees 34 grees 32 minutes west 351.9 feet and 100.4 feet, south i degree 25 minutes west 247.9 be heard. The object of such application is to minutes east 879.1 feet, south 2 degrees 6 min- south 57 degrees 58 minutes east 43.1 feet, south it degrees it minutes east 114.5 feet, obtain an order of the Court appointing three utes east t,fo8.8 feet, south 29 degrees i minute feet to the northeast corner of said Parcel south t4 degrees 5a minutes east 4g.g feet. and disinterested and competent freeholders, one of west 1,911.9 feet, south 75 degrees 44 minutes No. 836, in the westerly side of State road south 4 degrees 38 minutes east 17.4 feet to the whom shall reside in the County of New York, west 674.6 feet, crossing a lane leading to Lake (leading from Armonk to White Plains); thence southeast corner of said Parcel No. 817; thence and pt least one of whom shall reside in the Kensico, south t6 degrees 40 minutes west 565.4 along said road and the easterly line of said partly along the southerly line of same, and County of Westchester, to act as Commissioners feet, north 4o degrees 55 minutes west 879.1 parcel No. 836 south if degrees 42 minutes west partly along the easterly line of before men- of Appraisal under said act and discharge all feet, south i degree 36 minutes east 52,9 feet, 172,8 feet, south 22 degrees 58 minutes west tioned Parcel No. 818, the following courses and the duties conferred by said act and the acts south 3 degrees west So.z feet, south g degrees 254.2 feet and south 27 degrees 24 minutes west distances: South 73 degrees 46 minutes west amendatory thereof. 32.9 feet, south 83 degrees ,it minutes west 53.i 24 minutes east 6o.í feet, south i degree 36 199.5 feet to the southeast corner of said parcel; feet, south 78 degrees to minutes west 71.2 feet, At the above mentioned time and place an minutes east 28 feet, south t3 degrees z min- thence along the southerly line of same and con- application will be made as required by said act utes west 90.3 feet, south 5 degrees 54 minutes tinuing along said City property line north 62 south 84 degrees 48 minutes west 49.9 feet, south 78 degrees 2 minutes west ;44.1 feet, south to have the highway system shown on said map west r5o.6 feet, north 83 degrees 16 minutes degrees 53 minutes west t8 feet to a point in of Section No, sa the westerly line of said road at the southeast 8z degrees 45 minutes west 38 feet. south 7t de- approved by the Court. east 59.8 feet, south 6z degrees so minute= east grees 34 minutes west 33.2 feet, south 67 degrees The real estate sought to be taken or affected 42.5 feet, south t5 degrees 24 minutes west So corner of Parcel No. 837; thence along the is situated in the Towns of Harrison and North feet, south 17 degrees t6 minutes west 209 feet, southerly line of said Parcel No. 837, partly t8 minutes west 49.8 feet, south 7o degrees t9 minutes west 75.1 feet, south i degree 48 min- Castle, County of Westchester and State of south t8 degrees 8 minutes west tzt,5 feet, along the easterly line of Parcel No. 838, along New York. south t8 degrees t6 minutes west 228.6 feet, the easterly and southerly lines of Parcel No. utes west 2.18.5 feet, south 25 degrees 6 minutes south 25 degrees 42 minutes west 27.3 feet, 841 and continuing along said City property line east 43.6 feet, south 44 degrees 33 minutes east The following is a description of the real es- south 64 degrees 24 minutes east 233.8 feet, the following courses and distances: North 62 281.5 feet, south 34 degrees q minutes east toy.[ tate to be acquired in fee, together with a ref- degrees 53 minutes west ír6 feet, north 83 de- feet, and south 17 degrees 42 minutes east r19.7 erence to the date and place of filing the map. south to degrees 28 minutes west 325.7 feet, feet to the most easterly point of said Parcel No. All those certain pieces or south 12 degrees 44 minutes east 504.8 feet, grees 34 minutes west 155,7 feet, south 3 de- parcels of real south 40 minutes west 468.9 feet, south 49 de- grees 20 minutes west 6.4 fet, north 87 degrees 838, in the centre of the before mentioned road estate situated in the Towns of Harrison and grees 5o minutes west 200.3 feet, south 28 de- i minute west 272.5 feet, south 52 degrees 36 leading from fleasantville; thence along the North Castle, County of Westchester and State grees 31 minutes west Sto feet and south 79 minutes west 532.9 feet, south tg degrees 53 centre line of said road, and continuing along of New York, shown ost a map entitled 'South- the easterly line of Parcel No. 818, south 8t ern Aqueduct Department. Section No. degrees 20 minutes west 335 feet to the most minutes west 796.4 feet, south 48 degrees 40 ia. southerly point of said Parcel No. 8oz, in the minutes west 234.7 feet and north 8o degrees degrees 9 minutes west 54.6 feet, and north 78 Board of Water Supply of The City of New northerly line of the before mentioned road 47 minutes west t2 feet to the southwest corner degrees 47 minutes west 289.2 feet; thence still York. Map of real estate situated in the Towns of said Parcel No. 841, in the easterly line of continuing along said easterly line, south t3 of Harrison and North Castle, County of West- leading from Tarrytown to Kensico Village, at degrees west 3o feet to the northwest corner of the most easterly point of before mentioned Par- Mile Square road, in the easterly line of Parcel chester and State óf New York, to be acquired eel No. 800; thence partly along the southerly No. 856; thence along said parcel line and con- before mentioned Parcel No. Ste, in the southerly by The City of New York under the provisions line of said Parcel No. 800, north 83 degrees tinning along said City property line north So line of said road; thence along said road line and of chapter 724 of the Laws of 5995, as amended 34 minutes west 131 feet and south $o degrees degrees 47 minutes west 18.6 feet to a point the northerly line of said parcel, the following for the construction of Kensico Reservoir and 44 minutes west 5 feet, crossing said road, to in the centre of said road,,, thence along the courses and distances: South 86 degrees It min- appurtenances, in tite vicinity of Rye Pond and centre line of same and continuing along said utes east 21.4 feet, south 78 degrees 36 minutes Little Rye Pond," which map was filed in the a point in the southerly line thereof, at the east feet, south 7 degrees t6 minutes west most easterly point of Parcel No. 7g8; thence City property line and said easterly line of 75.9 office of the Register of the County of West- Parcel No. 856 the following courses and dis- 4 7 feet, south 8o degrees 44 minutes east 127.4 chester, at White Plains, N. Y., on the 3d day partly along the southerly line of said parcel feet, south 89 degrees zg minutes east 525.6 and the easterly line of Parcel Nø.799, and tances: South t4 degrees 48 minutes west 42.5 of July, 59o8, as Map No, t8tr; which parcels feet, north 87 degrees 38 minutes cast 179.6 feet, are bounded and described as follows: continuing along said City property line, south feet, south it degrees 32 minutes west 90 feet, north 75 degrees 45 minutes east 59.3 feet, north 50 degrees 44 minutes west 315.9 feet, south south 6 degrees 5o minutes West too feet, south 8t degrees 52 minutes east 59.4 feet, and south 25 degrees 36 minutes west 16o.i feet and south 19 degrees 23 minutes east 40.8 feet and south 68 degrees 17 minutes east 11.6 feet to the point First Part. tg degrees is minutes east 202.7 feet to the 42 degrees 22 minutes west 51 feet to the north- or place of beginning. niost easterly point of Parcel No. 799, in the cast corner of Parcel No. 855; thence along the Beginning at the northwest corner of Parcel westerly line of a road leading from Valhalla easterly and partly along the southerly lines of The fee is to be acquired by The City ot' New No. 873, in the line of the property of The City York in all the real estate Parcels Nus. 7g7 to of New York, in the centre of Archer Broox, and White Plains to Kensico Village; thence said parcel and continuing along said City property 856, both inclusive, contained in the above de- continuing along the easterly line of said parcel line South t9 degrees 42 minutes east 6íz.8 said point being also in the boundary line of Real scriptions. Estate Section No. 7, Southern Aqueduct Depart- and running along said road line, south 26 feet, south 9 degrees 40 minutes west 184.4 feet Reference is hereby made to the said map, degrees 41 minutes west 338.6 feet to the south- and north 86 degrees 17 minutes west 264.4 feet ment (Kensico Reservoir), the map of which filed as aforesaid in the office of the Register section was filed in the office of the Register of east corner of said parcel; thence along the to a point in a road loading from before men- of the County of Westchester, for a more de- southerly line of same, partly along the before tioned Mile SquareSi road to State road; thence the County of Westchester, at White Plains, N. tailed description of the real estate to be taken Y.. on the 3d day of December, 1907, and run- mentioned southerly line of Parcel No. 798, part- along said road and continuing along the south- in fee as above described. ly along the easterly line of before mentioned erly line of Parcel No. 855 and said City prop- ning thence along said boundary line, the centre All those certain strips, pieces or parcels of litle of said brook and partly along the northerly Parcel No. 797, and continuing along said City erty line south 8 degrees 28 minutes west 77.5 real estate. sixty feet wide, thirty feet on each property line the following courses and distances: line of said Parcel No. 873, the followng courses feet to the most southerly point of said parcel; side of the centre line thereof, shown on map of and distances: North 84 degrees 31 minutes east South 89 degrees 54 minutes west 462 feet, south thence still continuing along the southerly line Section No. i i, Southern Aqueduct Department, 57 degrees 36 minutes west 254 feet, south t4 of said parcel and said City property line, and 30.5 feet, south 48 degrees i minute east 36.3 degrees 48 minutes east to feet, south 67 de- filed in the office of the Register of the County feet, north 64 degrees 16 minutes east 39.9 feet, running partly along the southerly line of Parcel of Westchester, at White Plains, N. Y.. on north 89 degrees 48 minutes east Ito.7 feet, south grees 44 minutes west 2 i feet, south 87 de- No. 854 and the easterly line of Parcel No. 848, grees 44 minutes west 221 feet, south 62 degrees the 3d day of July. i9o8, as Map No, t8tn, 49 degrees 57 minutes east 76.2 feet, north 83 along the easterly lines of Parcels Nos. 847 and which strips are marked "Substituted New Road" degrees 2 minutes east 5.3 feet, south 5g degrees is minutes west toa feet, south 48 degrees 846 and the easterly and southerly lines of 34 minutes west 246.1 feet, south 32 degrees on said map, and the centre lines of which are 52 minutes east 53.2 feet, north 63 degrees 13 fareel No. 845 and partly along the southerly described as follows: minutes east feet, south 85 degrees 15 min- 20 minutes west 121.8 feet, south 2 degrees line of Parcel No. 844 and the easterly line of 45.7 5 minutes west 154.2 feet, south to degrees 43 First Strip. sites east 47.2 feet, north 66 degrees east 68.9 fareel No. 856 the following courses and dis- feet, north 5o degrees 56 minutes east 115.7 feet, minutes east 445.2 feet, south 52 degrees 33 tances: North 88 degrees 53 minutes west 166.2 Beginning at a point in the southerly line of minutes west 184.8 feet and south 4t degrees north 67 degrees 5s minutes east 55.5 feet, north feet, south 86 degrees It minutes west í35•a Pleasantville road (leading frani Pleasantville 39 degrees 36 minutes east 47.4 feet, north 52 ro minutes west 247 feet to the most southerly feet, south 69 degrees 2 minutes west 54.6 feet, to tite Pleasantville-Armonk road), distant 354.5 point of said Parcel No. 797, in the easterly degrees 45 minutes east 45.1 feet and north 5 south 55 degrees t2 minutes west 29 feet, south feet southwesterly from the northeast corner ot degrees 3o minutes east 41.9 feet to a point in the boundary line of Real Estate Section No. 9, 43 degrees 3t minutes west 'z.t feet, south 28 Parcel No. 812 (shown on the before mentioned the map of which section was filed in the office southerly line of Middle Section road (running degrees t8 minutes west 62.4 feet, south 53 de. map of Section No. it, Southern Aqueduct De- from Kensico to King street); thence continuing of the Register of the County of Westchester, grecs 43 minutes west 52.7 feet, south 39 de- partnient), measured along said southerly road at White Plains, N. Y., on the 6th day of April, alting the centre line of Archer Brook and said grees i t minutes west 31 .9 feet, south 76 de- line, aud running thence south 6o degrees 35 boundary line of Section No. 7, north 5 degrees í9o8; thence along said boundary line and the grees 39 minutes west lo feet, north 84 de- minutes west 638.8 feet and on a curve of too westerly line of said Parcel No. 797, north ii 30 minutes east 27 feet and north 9 degrees 40 grees 6 minutes west 66.7 feet, south 86 de- feet radius to the right. about too feet to the minutes west 8 feet to the softthwest corner of degrees 48 minutes west 815 feet to the southeast point of intersection of the centre line hereby corner of Real Estate Section No. to, the map of grees 33 minutes west 35.9 feet, south tS de- fareel No. 687, in the northerly line of said grees t5 minutes west 441.5 feet, south 6l de- described with the centre line of before men- road; thence partly along the westerly line of which section was filed in the office of the grees t5 minutes west 249.1 feet and south to tioned Pleasantville road. Register of the County of Westchester, at White said parcel, and continuing along the centre line degrees 8 minutes cast 22.7 feet to the south- The above described substituted new road lies of Archer Brook and the boundary line of Sec- Plains, N. Y„ on the 6th day of April, igo8; east corner of said Parcel No. 856, in before wholly within the town of Mount Pleasant. tion No. 7, north 9 degrees go minutes west 37.2 thence along the easterly boundary line of said mentioned State road; thence along said road, feet. north 47 degrees 30 minutes east 6t.7 feet Section No. to, and continuing along the west- the southerly and partly along the westerly Second Strip, and north 8 degrees 27 minutes east t5í,5 feet to erly line of Parcel No. 797, north it degrees 48 lines of said Parcel No. 856, and continuing Beginning at a point distant 143.8 feet on a the [nosi southerly point of Parcel No. 866; minutes west 225.1 feet, north 12 degrees 9 i along said City property line, on a curve of 119.2 bearing of north 87 degrees 2 minutes east thence continuing along said boundary line of minutes west 800.3 feet and north degrees as feet radius to the right, 95.7 feet and north 20 from the point of intersection of courses north Section No. 7, and running along the westerly minutes west 200.1 feet to the northeast corner degrees 2 minutes west 58.6 feet; thence along 84 degrees 46 minutes east 528.7 feet and north hues of said Parcel No. 866 and Parcel No. 861, of said section; thence still continuing along the A road leading from Tarrytown to State road, and 54 degrees 2i minutes west 1,212.8 feet in the the following courses and distances: North 44 westerly line of Parcel No. 797, north 33 degrees continuing along said City property line north westerly line of fareel No. 813 (shown on the degrees 36 minutes west 126.7 feet, north zo 55 minutes east 1,532 feet to the point or place 40 degrees 41 minutes west 46.6 feet, north 59 before mentioned neap of Section it, Southern degrees 22 minutes west 246.5 feet, north 24. de- of beginning. degrees east 85.1 feet, north 52 degrees 3o Aqueduct Department), and running thence the grees t4 minutes west 28.5 feet, north 3 degrees Second Part. minutes west 6o.z feet and north 37 degrees 56 following curves, courses aud distances: on a g minutes cast 38.2 feet, north to degrees t5 minutes west 40.5 feet to the most westerly point curve of t6í.8 feet radius to the left. 269.7 minutes east 25.3 feet, north 27 degrees 31 min- eelBeginning No. 814, at in the the most centre southerly of a road point leading of Par- of said Parcel No. 856, in the southerly line of feet, north 8 degrees 9 minutes west 888.1 tiles east 172.3 feet, south 83 degrees t6 minutes feet, on a curve of 35g.6 feet radius to the west 46.9 feet, south 69 degrees 35 minutes west from Armonk to Pleasantville in the line of the Parcel No. 843; thence partly along said line, property of The City of New York, and running along the westerly lines of said Parcel No. 843 right, 573.5 feet. and south 85 degrees so -6.6 feet, north 9 degrees t7 minutes cast 99.8 City property line and the and Parcels Nos. 842, 840, 839 and 825, the minutes east about 175 feet to the point of in- feet, north z.5 degrees'4 minutes east 188.8 feet, thence alongg said y p ro p westerly and partly along the northerly lines of tersection of the centre line hereby described north 28 degrees a minutes east í89.z feet, north centre line of said road, and partly along the Parcel No. 824 and along the westerly line of with the centre line of a road leading from i degree t8 minutes east 88 feet, north 53 de- southerly line of said parcel, north 39 degrees Parcel No. 817, and continuing along said City Pleasantville to Armonk. grecs 40 minutes east 84.4 feet, north g2 degrees tS minutes west 88 feet and north 37 degrees 20 'roperty line the following courses and distances: The above described substituted new road lies 35 minutes east ii5.t feet, north 2 degrees 34 minutes west 143.7 feet; thence continuing along fordi 37 degrees 56 minutes west 365.4 feet, within tite towns of Mount Pleasant and North minutes west 178.2 feet, north g t degrees 33 the southerly line -of said parcel and said City northde7o degrees 46 minutes west 344.8 feet, north Castle. minutes east x67.3 feet, north 33 degrees to min property line, south 88 degrees z6 minutes west to degrees minutes east feet, feet. north 6r Third Strip. sites east 129.3 feet, north 26 degrees .34 minutes 281.6 feet to the southwest corner of said par- 47 thence along the westerly line of same, and degrees 27 minutes east 290 feet, north o degrees Beginning at a point in the easterly line of east 129.7 feet, north So degrees 39 minutes east cel; 64,7 feet. north 37 degrees 7 minutes east 139.2 still continuing along said City property line, 56 minutes east 270.5 feet, north 2t degrees 36 a road leading from Pleasantville to Armonk, distant 534 feet northerly from the most south- feet, north i degrees 22 minutes east 192.8 north zq degrees 58 minutes west 1,481.5 feet minutes west ziga440.3 feet,feet, northnorth t668 degreesdegrees 3757 feet, north zo degrees minutes east 95.3 feet, to the northwest corner of said parcel; thence minutes east erly point of Parcel No. 815 (shown on the 54 along the northerly line of same, south 84 de- mttinutes east 5,078.1 feet, north 75 degrees 44 before mentioned titap of Section tt, Southern north 26 degrees i minute west 93.5 feet and minutes east 620 feet, crossing the minutes east 718.8 feet, north 2g degrees 3 min- Aqueduct 1)ePartment), measured along said north t2 degrees z9 minutes east rio feet to the gress 55 northwest corner of said Parcel No. 867, in the before-mentioned road leading from Armonk to vies east 1,365.9 feet, rorihi 2 degrees 6 minutes easterly road line, and running thence the fol- 3s minutes lowing courses, distances and curves: North southerly line of Cooney Bill road (running from Pleasantville, to the northeast corner of said par- west t,3í5.8 feet, north t7 degrees Kensico to Middle Section road); thence con- eel; thence partly along the easterly line of same, west 871 feet, north to minutes east 1,2.12.1 feet, 4 degrees 4o minutes west 209 feet, on a curve feet and north 27 degrees t minute east 1,039.4 feet, tinuing along the boundary, line of Section No, south 3o degrees 32 minutes east 553.4 of 57,4.7 feet radius to the left, 72 feet, north feet, cross- minutes east 319.9 feet to crossing a road leading from Valhalla and Pleas- it degrees si minutes west 580.5 feet, on a 7, north r2 degrees z9 minutes east 37 north 8o degrees 44 ing said road, to a point in the northerly line another point in the before-mentioned line of the antville to White Plains, south 84 degrees ss curve of 240.5 feet radius to the left, 263.3 feet, on a curve of 240.5 feet radius to the thereof; thence along said road line and still property of The City of New York; thence along minutes east 5,001.4 feet, north 46 degrees to continuing along said boundary line the follow- said City property line and still continuing minutes east 1,647.3 feet, and north 18 degrees right, 157.4 feet, north 37 degrees 5 minutes 855 feet to the most northerly west z56 feet, on a curve of feet radius ing courses and distances: South 5g degrees 38 along the easterly line of Parcel No. 814, south 5' minutes east 573.7 minutes east 6.1 feet, north 71 degrees 14 min- 9 degrees 47 minutes east 400 feet and south is point of said Parcel No. 817, in the westerly to the left, 258.5 feet, and on a curve of 573.7 point line of the before mentioned road leading from feet radius to the right, about í8o feet, to the utes east 47.8 feet, north 46 degrees is minutes degrees 24 minutes west 595.6 feet to tite east 83.7 feet, north 5z degrees 27 minutes east or place of beginning. Pleasantville to Port Chester, said point being point of intersection of the centre line hereby also tite most westerly point of Parcel No. 816; described with the Centre line of the before 20.2 feet, north 6a degrees 47 minutes east 31.7 thence partly along the westerly line of said mentioned road. feet and north 55 degrees 24 minutes east ,76.2 Third Part. Parcel No. 816, and continuing along said City The above described substituted new road lies feet; thence continuing along said road line the Beginning at the northeast corner of Parcel following courses and distances: North 61 degrees property line, north t8 degrees si minutes east wholly within the town of North Castle. s8 No. 81g, at the point of intersection of the west- Dated August i, igo8. 32 minutes east 32.5 feet, north 8a degrees 47.9 feet, crossing said road, to a point in the minutes east 68.5 feet, south 72 degrees 22 min• erly line of a road leading from Pleasantville to line thereof, at the most northerly point FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, easterly untes east feet and south 48 degrees 39 Purt Chester (King street) with the southerly of said Parcel No. 816, in the westerly liste of Corporation Counsel. 34.3 line of another road leading from Pleasantville, minutes east 20 feet to the most westerly point Parcel No. 815; thence partly along said westerly Office and Post Office Address. Hall of g the northerly and running thence partly along the easterly lines Records, Corner of Chambers and Centre tr et , of Parcel No. 858; thence alon line, and continuing along said City property e e s lines of said parcel and Parcel No. 859 and the of said parcel and Parcel No. 8,o, and along the line, north t8 degrees 5t minutes east 597.1 feet, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. westerly line of said street, south 43 degrees zo 5,526 northerly and easterly lines of Parcel No. 863 north 9 degrees i2 minutes west 492 feet, north ai the following courses and distances: North 66 minutes east 369.2 feet. Routh zz degrees 35 min- I degrees 24 minutes east 355 feet, and north utes east 186.4 feet, and south 31 degrees ta min- degrees 23 minutes east 297.6 feet, south 69 de- 9 degrees 47 minutes west 388 feet to the most NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. feet, southr de- utes east 53.2 feet to the most easterly point oof grees 3r minutes east 1,434.7 northerly point of said Parcel No. 815; thence grees 30 minutes east 552.4 feet, south 8 degrees said Parcel No. 82o, in the line of the property oof along the easterly line of same, south 40 degrees The City of New York; thence continuing along ' WESTCHESTER COUNTY. z6 minutes east i9t,t feet and south t2 degrees 42 minutes east 675.8 feet, south i degree 2 30 minutes west 137 feet to the southeast corner said easterly line of Parcel No. 8so. and run- minutes west 66t.í feet, south 7 degrees sa ning partly along the easterly and along thth e of said Parcel No. 863 in the northerly line of minutes east x,959 feet, and south z5 degrees t7 Kensico Reservoir, Section No. sa. before mentioned Middle Section road; thence southerly lines of Parcel No. 819, along ththe minutes west 481.6 feet to the southeast corner the south ra degrees 3o minutes west 67 feet, cross- southerly line of Parcel No. 818, partly along th of before mentioned Parcel No. 816, in the west- p southerly line of Parcel No. 828, along the cast- Notice ofApplication for the Ap ointment of Ing said road to a point in the southerly line any .Øe of Parcel No. 830, partly along th erly lifte of the before mentioned road leading Comnmissioners of Appraisal and for the Ap- thereof, in the northerly line of Parcel No. 870; y from Pleasantville to Port Chester; thence along proval by the Supreme Court of the New thence partly along said northerly line, along 1 line of Parcel No. 831, along the easterl - Highway System Shown on the Map Here. line of Parcel A. 833. partly along the norther] the southerly line of said parcel, north 86 de the easterly lines of said parcel and Parcel No. Ø of Parcel No. 834, along the northerly lin e grees 37 minutes west 41.1 feet, crossing said illafter Referred To. 87 5, and partly along the northerly line of Parcel y road, to a point in the westerly line thereof. at No. 879 the following courses and distances: of Parcel No. 836 and along said City propert feet. h the southwest corner of said parcel. in the east- HARRISON AND NORTH CASTLE, WIITCHYSTER South ta degrees 30 minutes west x67,2 Ø, the following ourses and distances: Sout COUNTY. 0 feet, south g7 degrees 22 minutes west go. r feet, south 1 4 erly line of Parcel No. 817; thence partly along south 39 minutes east 44 47 dagria. said easterly line and along the westerly line of ao minutes east 190.4 feet, east 842 feet south -Qeprees a4 minutes west 336.6 feet, soutlh 54 de 4 feet and north Ø so minutes west i,o75 feet, north 8o de said road the following courses and distances: UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t6 degrees 57 minutes east 1,179. s South i degree 14 minutes west ro7.5 feet, south that it is the intention of the Corporation 76 degrees 8 minutes east 8o8.r feet to the most _zrom so miniate west 18.4 feet, south 75 degree CounselP of The City of New York to make s' yØutei west $1.4 feet, south 79 degrees 54 6 degrees ,6 minutes east 49.8 feet, south a8 de- northerly point of said Parcel No. 879, In the ]hints wnt 8&6 feet. south 38 degrees 42 manrua- greca 43 minutes east So,a feet, south 43 degrees application to the Supreme Court of the State westerly line of King street (leading from Chap- MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908, THE CITY RECORD, 9535

paqua to Port Chester) • thence north 79 de- east 809 feet, south t3 degrees o minutes east (shown on the before mentioned map of Section degrees 58 minutes east 58.9 feet, north 8s de. grees t2 minutes east 46 feet, crossing said street, 412.7 feet, south 43 degrees 2 minutes west No, 12, Southern Aqueduct Department), in green 52 minutes east sa feet, south 9 degrees to a point in the easterly line thereof at the 745.8 feet, south 4 degrees 4 minutes east 6o8..a the line between Parcels Nos. 893 and goo, and 29 minutes east 131.3 feet, south t6 degrees S9 northwest corner of Parcel No. 88o; thence feet, south 19 degrees 4 minutes east 287 feet, running thence north 42 degrees 34 minutes east minutes east to8 feet and south 26 degrees 3 along the northerly line of said parcel north 79 south 16 degrees 36 minutes west 346.4 feet, about 720 feet to the centre of a road leading tninutcs.east 24.4 feet to a point in the northerly degrees 12 minutes east 460.8 feet to another south 4 degrees st minutes west 366.7 feet, south from White Plains to King street. line of a road leading from Crugers to Mobanaic point in the before mentioned line of the prop- 3 degrees 36 minutes west 921.4 feet, south 6 The above described substituted new road lies and Amawalk; thence along said road line, and con- erty of The City of New York, in the line between degrees 6 minutes east 799.5 feet, due east 368 wholly within the Town of Ilarrison. tinuing along the easterly line of Parcel No. the States of New York and Connecticut, at the feet, south 3o degrees 41 minutes east 480.8 feet, Dated August r, 5908. 922, south 44 degrees minutes east 3q.r feet, northeast corner of said Parcel No. 88o; thence south 8 degrees 59 minutes east 313.8 feet, south south 62 degrees 7 minutes east 43. feet and along the easterly line of said parcel and said City FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, r6 degrees 30 minutes west 770.7 feet, crossing Corporation Counsel. south 58 degrees 7 minutes east 92.9 feet; thence property line south 22 degrees 3 minutes west a road leading from White Plains to King street, continuing along said parcel line south 23 de- 384 feet to the southeast corner of said parcel, in Office and Post Office address, Hall of Rec- south 57 degrees i i minutes west 579.4 feet, ords, corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, grees 47 minutes east 42.5 feet, crossing said the northerly line of before mentioned King south 8 degrees 54 minutes west 326.5 feet, south road, to a point in the southerly line thereof; street; thence continuing along said City prop- Borough of Manhattan, New York City. 87 degrees' S5 minutes west 114 feet, north it ax5,sz6 thence. along said southerly road line south 7 erty fine south 22 degrees 3 minutes west 48 degrees 54, minutes west 67 feet, north 59 de- degrees 43 minutes east tot feet; thence still feet, again crossing said street to a point in the grees 39 minutes west 47.3 feet, north ti degrees continuing along said easterly line of Parcel southerly line thereof, said point being also in 54 minutes west 94 feet, north 74 degrees r4 NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT No. 922, and running partly along the east- the easterly line of before mentioned Parcel No. minutes west 57.1 feet, and south 88 degrees 26 erly line of Parcel No. 923, the following courses minutes west 292.5 feet to a point in the easterly and distances: South t8 degrees 26 minutes west the easterly partly of oParcels Nos. 878tandalong line of a road leading from Rye Pond to Pur- WESTCHESTER COUNTY. 34 feet, south 62 degrees r minute east 417 along the easterly and partly along the southerly chase, in the easterly line of Parcel No. 894; feet, south 34 degrees east 450. feet, south lines of Parcel No. 876, partly along the easterly, thence partly along said easterly line of Parcel Southern Aqueduct Department, Catskill Aque- 9 degrees 42 minutes west 521.1 feet, south 22 along the southerly and partly along the westerly No. 894, south 33 degrees 8 minutes west oo.8 duct, Section £3, Yorktown and Newcastle. degrees 22 minutes west 197.6 feet and south lines of Parcel No. 872, along the southerly line feet, crossing said road, to the northeast corner the southerly and westerly lines 2 degrees 59 minutes west 83 feet; thence still of Parcel No. 873, of Parcel No. 897; thence along the easterly continuing along the easterly line of Parcel No. of Parcel No, 875, the westerly line of Parcel Notice of Application for the Appointment of line of said parcel and the westerly line of Commissioners of Appraisal. 923 and running partly along a road leading No. 874 and partly along the westerly line , of said road, south 4g minutes east 132.8 feet, from Moltansic and Amawalk to Yorktown before mentioned Parcel No. 873. and continuing and south r degree 46 minutes east Ito Heights, south 16 degrees 24 minutes east 278.i along the line of the property of The City of UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN feet to the southeast corner of said that it is the intention of the Corporation feet to a point in the centre of a road leading New York, the following courses and distances: parcel; thence along the southerly lines P from Croton Landing to Yorktown Heights; South 2z degrees 3 minutes west 275.5 feet, Counsel of The City of New York to make appli- of said parcel and Parcels Nos. 896 and 895. cation to the Supreme Court of the State of thence along the centre line of said road north south 22 degrees 20 minutes east 531.7 feet, south 74 degrees 34 minutes West 427.6 feet and 73 degrees 36 minutes cast 25 feet; thence still south 13 degrees 52 minutes west 525.6 feet, New York for the appointment of Commissioners north So degrees 34 minutes west 457.9 feet to of Appraisal, under chapter 724 of the Laws of continuing along said parcel line and running south 6g degrees r5 minutes west 278.8 feet, the most westerly point of said Parcel No. 895, partly along the easterly line of Parcel No. 924 south 9 degrees g6 minutes west 685 feet, south igo5, as amended. in the southerly line of Post road (leaain" from Such application will be made to the Supreme the following courses and distances: South 16 4 degrees 33 minutes east 263 feet, south 85 White Plains to King street), in the southerly degrees 24 minutes cast 1,640 feet, north3 de- degrees 21 minutes west 643.8 feet, south 14 Court at a Special Tern thereof, to be held in line of before-mentioned Parcel No. 894; thence and for the Ninth Judicial District, at the grees 36 minutes cast 400 feet, south t6 degrees degrees 29 minutes west 67g.3 feet, south 38 partly along said southerly line of Parcel No. 24 minutes cast 250 feet, south 4t degrees 36 degrees 44 minutes west 425.8 feet, south 3 Judges' Chtambers, in the City of New Rochelle, 894, north So degrees 34 minutes west 65 feet, Westchester County, N. Y., on the 26th day of minutes west 471.7 feet, south t6 degrees 24 degrees 33 minutes west 1,170.7 feet, south 27 crossing said road, to a point in the northerly minutes cast 184 feet, south 29 degrees q7 min- degrees 27 minutes west 266 feet, north 5t de- September, t9o8, at 9.30 o'clock in the fore- line thereof. in the southerly line of Parcel No. noon of that day, or as soon thereafter as tue•s west 192.2 feet and south 5 degrees 30 grees 35 minutes west 112.5 feet, north 5g de- 892; thence partly along said southerly line, north counsel can be heard. The object of such ap- minute, West 82.2 feet to a point in the centre grees 17 minutes west 145.4 feet, north 52 69 degrees 39 minutes west 330.6 feet, south 62 of a road leading from Mohansic and Amawalk degrees 42 minutes west 291.6 feet. south 66 plication is to obtain an order of the Court degrees 32 minutes west 488 feet and north 55 appointing three disinterested and competent free' to Croton Lake Station; thence continuing along degrees 22 minutes west 269.6 feet, north 43 degrees it minutes west 280.6 feet to the south- the easterly line of Parcel No. 924, the following degrees 47 minutes west 516.3 feet, north 3 holders, one of whom shall reside in the County west corner of said parcel, in the easterly line of of New York and at least one of whom shall courses and distances: South t8 degrees 47 degrees 6 minutes east 31í.4 feet, north 8z before-mentioned Lake street, said point being minutes east 344.3 feet, south 7x degrees 13 feet, south 21 reside in tite County of Westchester, to act as degrees 49 minutes west 214.5 also the most southerly point of Parcel No. 897; miniiles west 75 feet, south x8 degrees 47 min- degrees 32 minutes west 306.5 feet, south 7 de- Commissioners of Appraisal under said act and thence partly along the southerly line of said discharge all the duties conferred by said act and utes east i,roo feet, south 55 degrees 3g min- grees 56 minutes west 95.5 feet, south 41 minutes Parcel No. Sot; north 55 degrees i minutes west tiles cast 125 feet, south t8 degrees 47 min- west 82 feet, south 39 degrees 37 minutes west the acts amendatory thereof. 29 feet to the most westerly point of same, in The following is a description of the real estate tiles cast 200 feet and south 65 degrees 4 min- 192 feet, south 72 degrees 59 minutes west the southerly line of Parcel No. 889, in the cen- to be acquired, together with a reference to the rites east 404.5 feet to the most easterly point 513.9 feet, north 14 degrees 44 minutes west tre of said street; thence partly along said south- of said Parcel No. 924, in the line of the prop. 823.4 feet. north 69 degrees 44 minutes west date and place of filing the map: crly line, along the westerly line of Parcel No. All those certain pieces or parcels of real city of The City of New York; thence along 922.9 feet. north 6o degrees 23 minutes west 888. partly along the southerly line of before- estate situated in the towns of Yorktown and the southerly and partly along the westerly lines 352.8 feet, south 86 degrees 3 minutes west mentioned Parcel No. 886, along the southerly of said parcel, and along said City property line 580 feet, south 5t degrees 47 minutes west 977.9 and westerly lines of before-mentioned Parcel No. Newcastle, County of Westchester and State of New York, shown on a map entitled " Southern south 82 degrees 23 minutes west 400 feet, south feet, south 57 degrees 24 minutes west 193.7 88; and partly along the southerly and along the 81 degrees 57 minutes west 795 feet and north feet, north 74 degrees 28 minutes west 276.2 westerly lines of before-mentioned Parcel No. Aqueduct Department. Section No. t3. Board of Water Supply of The City of New York. 3 degrees 37 minutes west 396.3 feet to the feet, north 32 degrees 3o minutes west 530.2 834, the following courses and distances: West most westerly point of said Parcel No. 924; feet, north 3 degrees 17 minutes west 1,246 Map of real estate situated in the towns of 65o.í feet, north 28 degrees 36 minutes west thence still continuing along tite westerly line feet. north 21 degrees 28 minutes east 2,394.9 Yorktown and Newcastle, County of Westchester 765.6 feet, north 52 degrees 76 minutes west of said parcel the following courses and dis- feet and north 25 degrees 45 minutes east 200 264 feet, north 27 degrees 42 minutes west 770.3 and State of New York, to be acquired by The City of New York under the provisions of tances: South 79 degrees 9 minutes east 664.3 feet to the point or place of beginning. feet. north 5r degrees 49 minutes west 446.5 feet, feet, north t8 degrees 47 minutes west 200 feet, south 26 degrees west 367.2 feet, south 75 de- Chapter 724 of the Laws of í9o5, as amended, for the construction of Catskill Aqueduct and north 18 degrees 6 minutes east 125 feet, north grcec t7 minutes west 633.8 feet, north 66 degrees it degrees 47 minutes west i,ioo feet, south 71 ;; minutes west 676.1 feet, north r6 degrees 46 appurtenances from Hunter's Brook to ?ilt. Second Part. Pleasant town line near Ctiappagna"-which map degrees 13 minutes west 75 feet and north t8 minutes west 6o6.8 feet, north 7 degrees so degrees 47 minutes west 441.8 feet (partly along Beginning at the southeast corner of Parcel minutes west 307.9 feet. north r6 degrees 43 was filed in the office of the Register of the No. 881, in the line of the property of The County of Westchester, at White Plains, N. Y-, the westerly line of the before mentioned road minutes west 493.8 feet, north 8 degrees 22 min- leading from Croton Lake Station to Mohansic City of New York. said point being also the ntes cast 419.5 feet, north 32 degrees i minutes on the 13th day of June, í9o8, as ?clap No, í8o3, northeast corner of Parcel No. 883, and running which parcels are bounded and described as fol- and Amawalk); thence continuing along the west 347.4 feet, south 74 degrees 38 minutes westerly line of said road and the westerly line thence along the easterly line of said Parcel west T,421.9 feet, north 84 degrees 54 minutes lows: of said parcel north t 2 degrees g minutes east No. 883 and along said City property line, south welt 270. r feet, recrossing the before-mentioned First Part. 3 degrees is minutes east 8j6 feet and south 387.3 feet; thence still continuing along said west- mad leading from White Plains and Purchase to Beginning at a point in the easterly line of erly parcel line, and running along the westerly 32 degrees 28 minutes east 49.1 feet to the Krosie0, north 63 degrees 53 minutes west 797.4 Parcel No. i of Real Estate Section No. I. most northerly point of Parcel No. 884, in the lines of before mentioned Parcels Nos. 92a and feet. north t6 degrees 52 minutes west 759.2 feet Northern Aqueduct Department (Catskill Aque- 922, partly along the southerly line of before line between towns of North Castle and tite and north r i degrees r6 minutes west 626.9 feet duct), the map of which section was filed in the mentioned Parcel No. 92r, along the southerly Narri=_on; thence partly along the northerly and to the southwest corner of before-mentioned Par- office of the Register of the County of West- along the easterly lines of said l'arcel No. 884, and westerly lines of before mentioned Parcel eel No. 883, in tite before-mentioned line between chester, at White Plains, N. Y., on the 17th day No. 920, partly along the southerly and westerly partly along the easterly line of Parcel No. 885, the Towns of North Castle and Harrison; thence of October, 1906 (which parcel belonged to along the northerly and partly along the easter- lines of before mentioned Parcel No. gig, alont, partly along the westerly line of .said parcel and Charlce Dickerman prior to itsacquirement by the westerly lines of before mentioned Parcels ly lines of fareel No. 886, partly along the along the westerly line of Parcel No. 882. north The City of New York), said point being 678.17 easterly line of Parcel No. 887, along the north- Nos. 917, 916 and 915, partly along the south- i degrees l6 minutes west 397,3 feet and north feet westerly from the most easterly point of erly and westerly lines of before mentioned erly line of Parcel No. 889, along the westerly t degree 48 minutes west 311.7 feet to the north- said Parcel No. r, in the centre of Hunters line of Parcel No. 890, partly along tite westerly, west corner of snid Parcel No. 882, in the Brook, measured along said easterly line, and Parcel No. 912 and the easterly line of before mentioned Parcel No. 913, and along the east- along the northerly and partly along the easter- hnuurlary line of Real Estate Section Nn. 7, running thence partly along said line north 40 ly lines of Parcel No. 893, partly along the erly line of Parcel No. 914, the following Sntuhern Aqueduct Department, the map of which degrees 57 minutes west 230 feet and north 4 courses, distances and curves: North t6 degrees westerly line of Parcel No. gooA, along the section was filed in the office of the Register of degrees 56 minutes east í5o feet; thence south westerly lines of Parcels Nos. got, 902, 903, the County of Westchester, at White Plains, N. 23 degrees 6 minutes east 351.3 feet, to the 24 minutes west 636.9 feet, again crossing said and continuing along said City Y.. on the road leading from Mohansic and Amawalk to 904 and gol. sd day of December, 1907; thence point or place of beginning. Croton Lake Station, north 73 degrees 36 min- property line, the following courses and dis- along said boundary line, partly along the north- tances: South 32 degrees z8 minutes east 801.9 rile line of said Parcel No. 882 and along the Second Part. utes east 5o feet, north t6 degrees 24 minutes feet, south 74 degrees 24 minutes east 664.6 westerly, northerly and easterly lines of before- west 1,z8o feet, south 73 degrees 36 minutes Beginning at the most southerly point of west 25 feet, north t6 degrees 24 minutes west feet, south 76 degrees 25 minutes east 635.1 mentioned Parcel Nn. 88t. the following courses Parcel No. gir, in the centre of Valley street feet, crossing a road leading from White I'lains and distances: North gt degrees 20 minutes east 552.5 feet, again crossing the last mentioned (leading from Croton I.andi11g to Peekskill-York- road, north 2z degrees 22 minutes east 289.8 and Purchase to Kensico, south 88 degrees .56 29.8 feet, north 49 degrees 35 minutes east 6s town road), and running thence along the west- minutes cast 61l-7 feet, south 33 degrees t3 feet, north t degree r minute east 317.2 feet, feet, north g degrees 42 minutes east 418.7 feet, erly hue of said parcel north 13 degrees 51 north 34 degrees west 328 feet, north 66 degrees minutes cast 410.8 feet, south 73 degrees 7 north t5 degrees 46 minutes west 76.6 feet, north minutes west tty feet, crossing Bunters Brook 14. 1 feet, south t5 degrees 46 r6 degrees 4o minutes east 45•5 feet, north r5 25 minutes west 194.9 feet, north 23 degrees minutes east 3 to the northwest corner of said parcel; thence 35 minutes east 25 feet, on a curve of 816.8 feet minutes west 613.1 feet, south '12 degrees 31 degrees 52 minutes west 19.8 feet, north 2 de- along the northerly line of same north 47 de. minutes east 1,055.7 feet, north 85 degrees t5 grecs 18 nontes east 34.8 feet, north 6 degrees radius to the right, 357.2 feet, north 41 degrees green 31 minutes east 103 feet to the northeast 22 minutes west 275.1 feet, on a curve of 300 minutes east 754.5 feet, north 52 degrees 24 35 minutes west 5.3.2 feet, north 3 degrees 44 corner of said parcel, ilt the westerly line of minutes east 672.3 feet, south 55 degrees 49 minutes east 24.6 feet, north ao degrees t minute feet radius to the right, 13o.6 feet, north r6 Parcel No. t of above mentioned Section degrees 25 minutes west 166.7 feet, south 83 minutes east 372.5 feet, south 17 degrees lo cast - 6.s feet, north t degree 8 minutes west No. t, Northern Aqueduct Department; thence minutes east 524.4 feet, south 7t degrees 18 25.3 feet, north 7 degrees 54 minutes east 18.2 degrees 6 minutes west 73.5 feet, north 6 de- partly along said westerly parcel line and the grees 52 minutes west 471.3 feet, crossing a road minutes cast 728.2 feet, south 4 degrees 22 feet, north q degrees 39 minutes west 68.5 feet, easterly line of said Parcel No. gn south 40 minutes cast 819.9 feet, south 44 degrees 20 no -di 8o degrees 56 minutes east 394.1 feet and leading from Croton Landing to the Croton degrees 57 minutes cast 35 feet, again crossing Landing-Amawalk road, due west 683.2 feet, due minutes east 363.3 feet, north 86 degrees 39 south 2t degrees 21 minutes east 274 feet to the Hnntrrs Brook, to the most southerly point of minutes east feet, north g degrees 36 point or place of beginning. north t,o64.t feet, south 8, degrees 58 minutes 773.9 said Parcel No. t, in the westerly line of west 200 feet, north 7 degrees 6 minutes west 497.1 minutes east 782.7 feet. north 87 degrees g The fee is to be acquired by The City of New Parcel No. 912; thence partly along said westerly minutes cast 32.1 feet, north 86 de- Volc in all the real estate Parcels Nos. 857 to feet north 33 degrees 52 minutes west 88.9 feet, line and the easterly line of said Parcel No. i north 7 degrees 6 minutes west 166.6 feet, north grees 37 minutes east 202.2 feet. south 909, both inclusive, contained in the above de- northt2 degrees 3 minutes cast 28.2 feet to a 27 degrees ia minutes east 474.5 feet, CcI'ipt ii' n. 33 degrees 52 minutes west 5,557.3 feet, north point in the centre of before mentioned Hunters 86 degrees i minute west 1zo.3 feet, north 33 crossing Lake street (leading from White Reference is hereby made to the said map filed Brook; thence along the centre line of said brook Plains to King street), north 48 degrees as afore,nid in the office of the Register of the degrees 52 minutes west 400.6 feet, south 4t de- and continuing along the westerly line of Parcel grees 52 minutes west 403 feet, south So degrees z8 minutes east 829.6 feet, recrossing said street ('nontv of Westchester, for a more detailed de- No. 912 and the easterly line of Parcel No. t north t t degrees 35 minutes east í,5t t.3 feet. scription of the real estate to be taken in fee as 54 minutes west 955" feet, south 6o degrees 45 the following courses and distances: North 40 minutes west qz feet, and south 38 degrees I north i degree 41 minutes west 2,197.3 feet, allove described. degrees 9 minutes east 4t.9 feet, north 65 de- The foregoing description covers certain high- minute west 457.4 feet to the most southerly north 13 degrees 42 minutes west 712.3 feet, grees 13 minutes east 43 feet, north 35 degrees north 5 degrees 2t minutes east 216.7 feet, north ways to be acquired by The City of New York, point of said Parcel No. 914, in the centre of 6 minutes east 45,2 feet, north 68 degrees 33 before mentioned Valley. street; thence along 12 degrees r6 minutes west 746.5 feet, crossing and the following is the description of the strip mintrtes east 30.1 feet and north 8 degrees 45 a brook, north g degrees s6 minutes east 415 of real estate shown on the map of Section 12 the centre line of said street; and partly along minutes east 29.7 feet; thence continuing along the westerly line of said Parcel No, 914, north feet, north 69 degrees t8 minutes east 261 feet, hercinbefore referred to, to take the place of the centre line of Ifunters Brook and said north 13 degrees 54 minutes east 866.4 feet, such public highways shown on said map as are t8 degrees r minute east i17 feet; thence still westerly line of Parcel No. 912, and running continuing along said westerly parcel line, run- north 22 degrees 18 minutes west 499.8 feet, and to be discontinued. The public to have the partly along the northerly line of said parcel the north 22 degrees 6 minutes east 147.1 feet to perpetual use of the following described real ning along the westerly line of before mentioned following courses and distances: North 23 de- Parcel No. gra, and again partly along the west- the most northerly point of said farcel No. 907, estate for highway purposes forever: grees 29 minutes east 57,3 feet, north 65 de. in the southerly line of King street (leading All those certain strips. pieces or parcels of erly line of Parcel No. qiz the following courses grccs 53 minutes cast 87.5 feet, north 4o degrees and distances: North iS degrees r minute east from Chappaqua to Port Chester); thence con- real estate, sixty feet wide, thirty feet on each 23 minutes east 73 feet, north 24 degrees east tinuing along said City property line, north 22 side of the centre line thereof, shown on map of 355.6 feet, north 6o degrees 45 minutes east 74.6 feet and north 6o degrees rr minutes cast 107.1 feet, north So degrees 54 minutes east 88.1 degrees 6 minutes east 47 feet, crossing said Section No. 12, Southern Aqueduct Department, 58 feet; thence continuing along the northerly feet, north All degrees 52 minutes east 99 feet. street, to a point in tite northerly line thereof, filed in the office of the Register of the County line of Parcel No. 912, and running along the $ said point being the southwest corner of Parcel of Westchester, at White Plains, N. Y., on the north 33 degrees 5z minutes west 220.5 feet, and easterly and partly along the southerly line of north 68 degrees 52 minutes west 284.6 feet to No. gog; thence along the westerly line of said 3d day of July, 19o8, which strips are marked said parcel, along the easterly lines of Parcels parcel, and still continuing along said City prop- "Substituted New Road" on said map, and the another point in the centre of Valley street, at Nos. 915 and gí6, partly along the easterly line tite erty line, north 22 degrees 6 minutes east 5.5.s centre lines of which are described as follows: of Parcel No. 977, along the easterly line of most westerly point of Parcel No. orz; thence feet to the most northerly Point of said Parcel along the centre line of said street and continu- Parcel No. 9íS, partly along the northerly and ing along the westerly line of Parcel No gtz- No. 909, in the line between the States of First Strip. along the easterly line of Parcel No. g19, partly New York and Connecticut; thence along said north 22 degrees 4g minutes east 99.7 feet to the Beginning at a point in the easterly line of along the northerly and easterly lines of Parcel point or place of beginning, State line and the easterly line of said parcel No. 020, along the easterly line of Parcel No. south it degrees g2 minutes east feet to the Lake street, leading from White Plains to King 137 street (shown on the before mentioned map of 021, and partly along the easterly line of Parcel southeast corner of said parcel, in the before No. 922 the following courses, distances and mentioned northerly line of King street; thence Section No. 12, Southern Aqueduct Department), Third Part. distant 340.8 feet northeasterly from the south- curves: South 88 degrees 4q minutes east 422 continuing along said State line, south 3t de- feet, south ag degrees 6 minutes west 754.1 grees 32 minutes east 189 feet, again crossing west corner of Parcel No. 892, measured along Beginning at the southwest corner of Parcel said easterly line of Lake street and along the feet, south 33 degrees 52 minutes east 758.4 feet, No. g6r, in the line between the Towns of said street, to a point in the southerly line north 86 degrees t minute west o5 feet, south 33 thereof, in the easterly line of before mentioned westerly line of said Parcel No. 892, and enn- Mount Pleasant and Newcastle, and running iling thence the following carves, courses and degrees s2 minutes east .5.552.6 feet, north 82 thence partly along the westerly line of said Parcel No. gol; thence partly along said east- degrees 5 t udentes Cast 84 feet, south 33 cle- rely line, along the easterly line of Parcel No. distances: On a curve of 383.1 feet radius to grees sa parcel and along the westerly lines of Parrets the right 196.8 feet, south 84 degrees 2 minutes minutes cast 725.9 feet, south q8 dc- gob, and continuing along said State line, south greet 15 minut Nos. 959, 958, 057 and 956, north 7 degrees 3o 4.9 feet, on a curve of 573.7 feet radius r's east 127.2 feet, north 8o de. minutes east x86.1: feet, north 12 degrees 25 31 degrees 32 minutes east 1.491.4 feet to the east 52 gress 30 utinutes east 232.1 feet, south 15 de- southeast corner of said Parcel No. oo6; thence to the right _ot feet, south 63 degrees 57 min- minutes west 2,946.5 feet, south 77 degrees 35 utes cast 5'.6 feet, aud on a curve of 3t9.6 feet grces 8 minutes west 178 feet, south 2 degrees partly along the southerly line of said parcel, t3 minutes west 5o feet, south 4 degrees 40 minutes west 7q feet, and north is degrees 2.5 along easterly lines of before mentioned ra•lius to the left í17.z feet to the point of minutes west 227.6 feet to the northwest corner tue intersection of said centre line with the north- minutes east 54.9 feet, south i degrees to Parcels Nos. go,g , 1)02 and gor, partly along the minutes cast 49 feet, south 7 degrees 8 minutes of said Parcel No. 056, in the southerly line of easterly line of before mentioned Parcel No. erly line of Post ried (leading from White fareel Nn, 955 in the southerly line of a road Plains to King street). cast 13.7 feet, south 6a degrees 39 minutes cast gooA, along the easterly line of fareel No, 1 3.4 feet, south Sz degrees 18 minutes east 24.5 leading from Chappaqua to Ossining; thence naoC, the easterly and southerly lines of Parcel The above dcsci bed substituted new road lies partly along said southerly parcel line, north T2 wholly øuthin hit' Town of I1arrison. feet, meth 39 degrees 36 minutes east 90-I feet, No. gonfi, partly along the southerly lines of south 25 dcgres5 2 minutes cast o feet, sottch 3q degrees 25 minutes west 18.3 feet to a point in before mentioned Parcel No. gooA and Parcel degrees s.s minutes east 322.8 feet, on a curve the centre of said road; thence along the centre No. 899, along the southerly and westerly lines of 816.8 feet line thereof, and continuing along said southerly Second Strip. radiog to the right qí6 fert, south of Parcel No, 898, and again partly along the 84 degrees 16 minutes west oo feet, south s de- parcel line, south 81 degrees its minutes west southerly line of Parcel No. dooA, the following Regmnin g at a point in the westerly line of grees 44 minutes east 221.4 feet, on a curve of 157 feet, south 65 degrees .52 minutes west 75.4 courses and distances: South 6..1 degrees 22 min. a road leading from Purchase to Rye Pond, at 636.8 feet radius to the left rí8.6 feet, south feet, south 54 degrees 36 minutes west 62.3 feet, and soeth t 2 degrees g9 *e ute. west 71.6 feet, south a degrees a minutes the most northerly point of Parcel No. 894 r6 degrees aS minutes east 89.6 feet, south 46 nutes west Rc.4 feet to the southwest corner of a;tid Parcel No, 9552 9536 THE CITY RECORD. ]MONDAY, AUGUST 3i, 1908,

thence along the Ø1y line of said parcel, parcel, north 49 degrees 55 minutes east go feet, railroad property to a point in the easterly line Court House In White Plains, Westchester Coun. north 3 degrees so minutes east ax.6 feet to the north 8 degrees '46 minutes west 577.4 feet, north thereof at the most northerly point of before Ly, N. Y., ote the 29th day of August . rpo8, southwest corner of Parcel No. 954, in the 28 degrees 39 minutes east 231.2 feet, and north mentioned Parcel No. 953; thence along the at to o'clock in the forenoon of that Jay, or northerly line of said road; thence along the 8r degrees 58 minutes east 333.9 feet to the easterly line of said parcel and the easterly and as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for westerly line of said parcel and partly along northeast corner of said parcel; thence along ?artly along the southerly lines of before men- an order confirming said reports, and for such the westerly line of Parcel No. g.g the following the easterly line of same, along the east- ioned Parcel No. 954 the following courses, dts- )ther and further relief as may be just. courses, distances and curves: North 3 degrees erly lines of before-mentioned Parcels Nos. attces and curves: South st degrees t8 minutes Dated New York, August 4, 1908. go minutes east 422.9 feet, north 53 degrees 6 926 and 927 and partly along the northerly and tast 428.9 feet, south 5 degrees 44 minutes west minutes east 417J feet, north 3 degrees 12 easterly lines of before mentioned Parcel No. 39.8 feet, south 4o degrees 26 minutes west 115 FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON,. minutes west 1,073.2 feet, on a curve of 616.8 928 and the easterly line of Parcel No. gzy, the leet, on a curve of 641.8 feet radius to the left Corporation Counsel, 104.3 feet, south r3 degrees x6 minutes west feet radius to the left, 277.2 feet. north 28 de. following courses and distances: South x8 de- Office and Post Office address, Hall of Ree. gress 57 minutes west 475.6 feet, north 22 degrees greea 47 minutes east 289.5 feet, south 27 I18.3 feet, on a curve of 791.8 feet radius to )rds, Corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, 55 minutes east 19 3.3 feet, north 33 degrees 58 degrees 38 .minutes west 260 feet, south 5 de- he right 286.x feet, south 33 degrees A8 minutes Borough of Manhattan, New York City. minutes east 448 feet, on a curve of toi.8 feet grees 3 miputes east 673.7 feet, south 20 de- vest 448 feet, south 7 degrees 47 minutes east radius to the left, 213.8 feet. north x3 degrees grees 7 minutes east 65 feet, south 35 degrees i 19.4 feet, south 28 degrees 57 minutes east 88,29 16 minutes east 318.3 feet, on a curve of 841.8 minutes east 335.1 feet, south I degree 41 toi.6 feet, on a curve of 816.8 feet radius to feet radius to the right 399.2 feet, north 40 minutes east 545.5 feet, south ro degrees 47 he right 367.1 feet, south 3 degrees 12 minutes degrees 26 minutes east 85.6 feet, and north ii minutes east 203.2 feet, south xg degrees 54 tast 5,028.4 feet, south 27 degrees t7 minutes degrees x8 minutes west 259.4 feet to the most minutes east 644.1 feet, south 35 degrees 44 last 355,4 feet, south 3 degrees So minutes west NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. southerly point of Parcel No. 0. 2, in the easterly minutes east 270.3 feet, recrossing New Croton :30 feet and south 4Q degrees xo minutes west 70.8 feet to a point in the northerly line of the line of the property of the New York Central Aqueduct, south 58 degrees x6 minutes west WESTCHESTER COUNTY. and Hudson River Railroad Company; thence 75 feet, south 35 degrees 44 minutes east 1,722.1 afore mentioned road leading from Chappaqua partly along the westerly line of said parcel, feet, north 79 degrees 22 minutes east 28.7 feet, o Ossining; thence along said road line and con- north xx degrees x8 minutes west 80. x feet, cross- south 7 degrees 49 minutes east 66 feet, south inuing along the southerly line of Parcel No. iii! (View Reservoir, Section No. x, Third Sep- ing said property, to a point in the westerly line 35 degrees 44 minutes east 907.2 feet, north 58 154 south 5g degrees 5 minutes west 40.6 feet arate Report. thereof, said point being also the most southerly degrees t6 minutes east 75 feet, south t de- o the northeast corner of before mentioned point of Parcel No. 95x; thence partly along the grees 44 minutes east iso feet north 26 degrees ?arcel No. 955; thence along the easterly line :n the matter of the westerly line of said parcel, along the westerly 39 minutes east 854.6 feet and south 63 degrees if said parcel south 12 degrees 25 minutes east application and petition of line of Parcel No. 9so, partly along the south- 21 minutes east 326.8 feet to the most easterly 16.7 feet, again crossing said road to a point J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and erly, along the westerly, and partly along the point of said Parcel No. gag, in the centre of n the southerly line thereof at the northeast Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of northerly lines of Parcel No. 943, and along the the first before mentioned road leading from :orner of before mentioned Parcel No. 956; Water Supply of The City- of New York, to westerly line of Parcel No. 942 the following Old Croton Dam to Ossining; thence along the hence along the easterly lines of said parcel acquire real estate for aud on behalf of The ind before mentioned Parcels Nos. 957 and 958, City of New York, under chapter 724 of the courses, distances and curves: North is degrees centre line of said Toad, continuing along the Laws of teos 18 minutes west t. 6.6 feet, crossing a road lead- easterly line of Parcel No. 929, and running ind partly along the northerly and easterly lines and the acts amendatory there- ing from Briarcliff to Millwood and Chappaqua, partly along the northerly line of before men- f before mentioned Parcel No. 959, along tite of, in the City of Yonkers, Westchester County, north 25 degrees 6 minutes east 67.3.2 feet, north tioned Parcel No. 930, the following courses and -asterly line of Parcel No. 960 and along the NewYork, for the purpose of providing an 44 degrees minutes east q8.t feet, on a curve distances: South 26 degrees west 376.5 feet, rasterly line of before mentioned Parcel No. additional supply of pure and wholesome water 57 for the use of The City of New York. of 646.8 feet radius to the left, 271.6 feet, south t4 degrees 57 minutes west 248.5 feet, rds the following courses and distances: South north so degrees 54 minutes east 72.7 feet, south r9 degrees 47 minutes west 223.1 feet, 2 degrees 25 minutes east 237.6 feet, south 77 north 6o degrees 58 minutes west 52. r feet, nortl, south 26 degrees 43 minutes west 95.5 feet south legrces 35 minutes west 75 feet, south 12 eIe- D UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 24 degrees 38 minutes east 52.8 feet, north 27 xo degrees 45 minutes west 528.3 feet and south rees 25 minutes east 3,629.1 feet, south 66 that the third separate report of Bernard degrees 3 minutes east gg.g feet, north .e7 de I degree 48 minutes west 66.1 feet; thence con- degrees 47 minutes east 5g.i feet, south 6 de- Martin, James K. Apgar and George N. gress 25 minutes east 16.6 feet, north ti degrees tinuing along the northerly line of Parcel No. trees 25 minutes west 148.8 feet and south 52 Ligby, who were appointed Commissioners of Ap- 52 minutes east 24.3 feet, north 8 degrees 52 930, running along the easterly and partly along tegress 25 minutes east 427.6 feet to the south- traisal in the above-entitled matter by an order minutes east 30.2 feet, north i degree 42 min- the southerly lines of said parcel and partly ast corner of said Parcel No. g6t, in the before if this Court, made at a Special Term thereof, nentioned line between the towns of Newcastle utes west 25 feet, south 7q degrees 38 minutes along the easterly line of before mentioned Parcel i dd at the Court House in White Plains, West- east t i . x feet, north 29 degrees 3 minutes east Na. 931, the following courses, distances and ind Mount Pleasant; thence along said town hester County N. Y., on May 4, 19 07, was 57o.5 feet, and north 5 degrees 12 minutes east curves: South 72 degrees 7 minutes west ío5.6 inc and the southerly line of said Parcel No. iled in the office of the Clerk of the County of 82.I feet to the northwest corner of said Parcel feet, south 17 degrees 52 minutes east 135.9 t6c north 57 degrees 3 minutes west 35.6 feet iVestchester on the 3d day of July, igo8, No. 942, in the westerly line of Parcel No. Q41, feet, on a curve of 616.8 feet radios to the left, ind north 58 degrees 32 minutes west 122.7 feet Said report bears date June 30, 5908, and o the point or place of beginning. in the southerly line of a road leading from 430.3 feet, again crossing the before mentioned effects Parcels Nos, 25, 50, 55, 52, 53, 55 and Kitchawan to Chappaqua; thence partly along road leading from Old Croton Dam to Ossining, The fee is to be acquired by The City of New 6, shown on the neap in this proceeding. Cork in all the real estate Parcels Nos. gro to said westerly Parcel line, north 5 degrees r2 min- With 57 degrees 5t minutes east 794.4 feet, south Notice is further given that an application utes east 39 feet, crossing said road, to a Point 78 degrees 26 minutes east 642.3 feet, south 161, both inclusive, contained in the above de- vill be made at a Special Term of the Supreme in the northerly line thereof, at the southwest Io degrees 31 minutes east 210 feet, south 27 ,criptions, excepting Parcels Nos. 913 and 91q, 'ourt of the State of New York, to be held ,ver which perpetual easement is to be acquired ir corner of Parcel No. 438; thence along the west. degrees 46 minutes east 77.9 feet, south 12 de- ind for the Ninth Judicial District, at the Cour- erly line of said parcel, north 5 degrees 12 min- grees 57 minutes east 168.9 feet, south iS de- Reference is hereby made to the said map, filed louse in White Plains, Westchester County, X. is aforesaid in the office of the Register of the utes east 143.5 feet to the most southerly Point grecs r8 minutes east 29.4 feet, south 8 degrees 1'., on the 29th day of August, igo8, at ro o clodtc of Parcel No. 937, in the southerly line 20 minutes east 133.4 feet, south ix degrees i :ounty of Westchester, for a more detailed de- n the forenoon of that day or as soon there. of State road (leading from Briarcliff to minute east tgr.8 feet, south 8t degrees 5 eription of the real estate to be taken as above ifter as counsel can be heard, for an order con- Kitchawan); thence along the westerly line minutes west tt5.t feet, south x6 degrees si lescribed. irtning said report, and for such other and fur In case any real estate hereinbefore described of said parcel, north s degrees sa minutes minutes west 203 feet, on a curve of 6x6.8 feet her relief as may be just. east 88 feet, crossing said road, to a point in the radius to the left. 318.7 feet, and south x3 s used for highway or other public purposes, Dated New York, August 4, 1908. northerly line thereof. at the most southerly point degrees 25 minutes east 83 feet, to a point in inch use shall continue until such time as The FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, of Parcel No. 936; thence partly along the west- the centre of the before mentioned road leading ity of New York may acquire the right to Corporation Counsel. :lose the same. erly line of said parcel, north 5 degrees 12 min- from Kitcliawan to Ossining; thence along the Office and Post Office address, Hall of Records, utes east 31.3 feet, on a curve of 616.8 feet Dated August t, igo8. centre line of said road. and continuing along FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, :orner of Chambers and Centre streets, Borough radius to the left, 214.2 feet, north 54 degrees 42 the easterly line' of Parcel No. 9,35, south 48 If Manhattan, New York City. minutes west 203.5 feet, and north 76 degrees Corporation Counsel. degrees 45 minutes west 84.8 feet; thence still a8,31 5.5 minutes west 30.4 feet to the southeast corner continuing along said easterly parcel line and Office and Post Office Address, Hall of Rec- trds, Corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, of Parcel No. 435. in the easterly line of another running along the easterly line of before men- road leading from Briarcliff to Kitchawan; thence 3orouglt of Manhattan, New York City. tioned Parcel No, 932, the following courses and at5,s26 along the southerly line of said parcel, north distances: South 13 degrees 25minutes east PROPOSALS FOR BIDS AND ESTIMATES 67 degrees west 16.7 feet to the southwest corner 482.2 feet, north 76 degrees 35 minutes east 75 FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. of said parcel, in the centre of said road; thence feet, south 53 degrees 25 minutes east 293.4 feet NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. along the centre line of said road and partly along south t5 degrees 35 minutes east 534.2 feet arc the westerly line of said Parcel No. 935, north south io degrees 46 minutes west 408.9 feet to WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 22 degrees 40 minutes east 262.6 feet and north the southeast corner of said Parcel No. 932. in t2 degrees ti minutes east 144.6 feet; thence the northerly line of before mentioned Parcel Kensico Reservoir, Section Na. 4 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. still continuing along said westerly parcel line, No. 933, in the before mentioned line between south 88 degrees 56 minutes west 18.8 feet to a the towns of Yorktown and Newcastle; thence In the matter of the application and petition of point in the westerly line of said road; thence along said town line and partly along said north- J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick and The person or persons making a bid or estimate along said road line, continuing along said west- erly parcei nine, north 99 degrees 54 minutes east Charles A. Shaw, constituting the Board of or any services, work, materials or supplies for erly parcel line, aud running partly along the 54 feet, to the northeast corner of said parcel; Water Supply of The City of New York, to ['he City of New York, or for any of its depart- westerly line of Parcel No. 934, the following thence along the easterly lines of said parcel and acquire real estate for and on behalf of The ncnts, bureaus or offices, shall furnish the same courses and distances: North t3 degrees 23 min- before mentioned Parcel No. 93g, and partly utes east 28.8 feet, north City of New York, under chapter 724 of the n a scaled envelope, indorsed with the title of the 4 degrees 27 minutes along the northerly and easterly Isne of before Laws of tgo5, and the acts amendatory there- supplies, materials, work or services for which east 87.5 feet, north to degrees 7 minutes east mentioned Parcel I`o. 936, the following courses, of, in the Towns of North Castle and Mount lie bid or estimate is made, with his or their 154.7 feet, north 6 degrees 36 mintes east 74.9 distances and curve: South g degrees zo minutes lane ornames and the date of presentation to feet, north :8 degrees 46 minutes east 102.6 feet. Pleasant, Westchester County, New York, for west 34.9 feet, south 29 degrees 22 minutes the purpose of providing an additional supply he President or Board or to the head of the north 54 degrees St minutes east 39.4 feet, north west 35.7 feet, south 54 degrees )epartment at his or its office, on or before the 4 degrees 8 minutes east 209.4 feet, north r de- tg minutes west of pure and wholesome water for the use of 43.1 feet, south t4 degrees 20 minutes east 80.2 The City of New York. late and hour named in the advertisement for gree 26 minutes east 168 feet, north 4 minutes feet, south 4 degrees 37 minutes east 42.2 feet, he same, at which time and place the estimates west 75.8 feet, north 3 degrees 20 minutes west south 52 degrees - 84 feet, north 49 minutes west 120.2 feet, north 24 minutes west 524.8 feet, UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN eceived will be publicly opened by the President north 79 degrees minutes west 309 feet, that the first separate report of Henry G. ir Board or head of said Department and read. ro degrees 3 minutes east 95.3 feet, north 4 de- 37 .3 P grees q minutes east 38.7 feet, and north de- south to degrees 23 minutes west 553.3 feet, 3ray, H. Hobart Keeler and William B. Greeley, ind the award of the contract made according i south ig degrees 57 minutes west 290.7 feet, .o law as soon thereafter as practicable. gree t6 minutes west 57.3 feet; thence still con- Commissioners of Appraisal appointed herein at south 24 minutes West 921 feet, south 8 degrees a Special Term of the Supreme Court, held at Each bid or estimate shall contain the name tinuing alongsaid westerly line of Parcel No. ind 934. and running along the westerly line of Par- 58 minutes west x59.4 feet, south 28 degrees he Court House in White Plains, New York, on place of residence of the person making the I minute west 291.7 feet, south 40 degrees 53 same, and Pantes of all persons interested with cel No. g3, the following courses and distances: the 20th day of July, 1907, was filed in the office North 24 degrees 53 minutes east 739 feet, again minutes west 223.8 feet, south 19 degrees 57 if the Clerk of the County of Westchester on lim therein, aprl, if no other person be so inter- crossing the last-mentioned road leading from minutes west 218.4 feet, south 55 degrees 33 the 22d day of July, igo8, and includes Parcels :stcd, it shall distinctly state that fact; also, that Briarcliff to Kitchawan, north 56 degrees 56 min- minutes west 263.6 feet, south 24 degrees 53 Nos. 203, 2,37, 242, 244, 246, 247, 257. 260, 263, t is made without any connection with any other utes east 244.1 feet, north ig degrees 57 minutes minutes west 218.6 feet, north 65 degrees 7 264. 266 and 274, shown on the map in this pro- jersois making an estimate for the same purpose, east 208.4 feet, north 43 degrees 29 minutes east minutes west 25 feet, south 24 degrees 53 minutes :eeding. and is in all respects fair and without collusion 206.7 feet. north 28 degrees i minute east 283 west 113.6 feet, south 22 degrees to minutes Notice is further given that application will be ir fraud, and that no member of the Board of feet, north 4 degrees 20 minutes east 72.8 feet, west 129.2 feet, south 7o degrees 34 minutes made at a Special Term of the Supreme Court Aldermen, head of a department, chief of a north 24 minutes east qzt feet, north 57 degrees east 25 feet, on a curve of 5,332.7 feet radius of the State of New York, to be held in and ureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other 48 minutes east 324.6 feet, and north to degrees to the left, 283.6 feet. south 7 degrees 14 for the Ninth Judicial District, at the Court ifficer of The City of New York is, shall be or 23 minutes east 718.6 feet to the southwest corner minutes west 496.6 feet, south 2 degrees 38 House in White Plains, Westchester County, aecome interested, directly or indirectly, as con- of Parcel No. 932, in the line between the Towns minutes west 605.9 feet, north 88 degrees 56 N. Y., on the 5th day of September, tgo8, at tracting party, p. -tner, stockholder, surety or of Yorktown and Newcastle; thence along the minutes east s6.5 feet, south 7 degrees 33 9.45 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as rztherwise in or in the performance of the con- westerly line of said Parcel No. 432 and partly minutes west 66 feet, south 22 degrees 37 minutes soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an tract, or in the supplies, work or business to along the westerly line of Parcel No. 935, tite west Sog feet and south x4 degrees 42 minutes order confirming said report and for such other which it relates, or in any portion of the Profits following courses, distances and curves: North east 289.6 feet, to the most northerly point of and further relief as may be just. thereof. The bid or estimate must be verified by io degrees 23 minutes east 18.3 feet, on a curve before mentioned Parcel No, g37, in the westerly Dated New York, August si, tgo8. the oath, in writing, of the party or parties mak. of 816.8 feet radius to the.riglit, 147 feet, north line of before mentioned State road thence FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON, ing the estimate that the several matters stated 20 degrees 45 minutes east 467.2 feet, on a curve partly along the easterly line of said parcel, Corporation Counsel. herein are in all respects true. of 6tó.8 feet radius to the left, 367.1 feet, north south 3 degrees 32 minutes east 95.3 feet, again Office and Post Office Address, Hall of Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by 13 degrees 25 minutes west 293.4 feet, north 76 crossing said road, to a point in the easterly Records, Corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, the consent, in writing, of two householders or degrees 35 minutes east 75 feet, and north 53 de- line thereof, at the most northerly point of New York City. freeholders in The City of New York. or of a grees 2c minutes west 455.8 feet to a' point in Parcel No. 939; thence along the easterly lines 815,s5 guaranty or surety company duly authorized by the centre of a road leading front,*Kitchawan to of said parcel and Parcel No. 940, south x de- law to act as surety, and shall contain the matters Ossining; thence along the centre line of said gree 2t minutes west 296.7 feet and south NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. set forth in the blank forms mentioned below. road, and continuing along the westerly line of 25 degrees so minutes west x75 feet to the No bid or estimate will be considered unless. Parcel No. 931, south 48 degrees 45 min- most southerly point of said Parcel No. 940, in as a condition precedent to the reception or con- utes west 21.7 feet; thence still continu- the easterly line of before mentioned WESTCHESTER COUNTY. sideration of any proposal, it be accompanied by ing along said westerly parcel line, and Parcel No, 945, in the easterly line of the a certified check upon one of the State or Na- running partly along the southerly and before mentioned road leading from Kitchawan tional banks of The City of New York, drawn to along the westerly lines of Parcel No. 930, to Chappaqua; thence along said easterly road Hill View Reservoir Section No, z, Second and the order of the Comptroller, or money to the along the westerly lines of Parcels Nos. 929, 928 and parcel lines the following courses and dis- Third Steparate Reports. amount of five per centum of the amount of the and 927. and partly along the westerly line of tances: South 55 minutes east 23.3 feet, south bond rcqaired, as provided in section 420 of the Parcel No. 926, the following courses, distances tg degrees 45 minutes west 54.7 feet, south 26 In the matter of the application and petition Greater New York Charter. and curves: North 4t degrees r5 minutes wese degrees 52 minutes west 83 feet, south t8 de- of J. Edward Simmons, Charles N. Chadwick The certified check or money should not be in- 76.6 feet. north r3 degrees 25 minutes west 595.4 grees g4 minutes west 65.9 feet, south 2 degrees and Charles A. Shaw constituting the Board closed in the envelope containing the bid or esti- feet. north i degree 48 minutes west 38í.q feet, 20 minutes west 49 feet, and south 21 degrees of Water Supply of 1I'he City of New York, mate, but should he either inclosed in a separate north 28 degrees 46 minutes west 217.9 feet, 48 minutes east 48.5 feet to the southeast corner to acquire real estate for and on behalf of envelope addressed to the head of the Depart- south 6s degrees r4 minutes west 40 feet, north of said parcel; thence along the southerly line ]'lie City of New York, under chapter 724 ment. President or Board, or submitted personally 28 degrees 46 minutes west too feet, north 52 of same south 69 degrees 50 minutes west 56.6 of the Laws of 19o5 and the acts amendatory upon the presentation of the bid or estimate. degrees 4 minutes west 208.8 feet, north 28 de- feet, crossing said road toa point in the westerly thereof, in the City of Yonkers, Westchester For particulars as to the quantity and quality grees 46 minutes west roq.q feet, on a curve of line thereof at the most northerly point of Parcel County N. Y., for the purpose of providing of the supplies, or the nature and extent of the 6r6.8 feet radius to the left. 313 feet, north 57 No. 944; thence along the easterly line of said an additional supply of pure and wholesome work, reference must be made to the specifica- degrees Si minutes West 794.4 feet, on a curve parcel, partly along the northerly and along the water for the use of The City of New York. tions, schedules, plans, etc., on file in the said of 816.8 feet radius to the right, 56g.o feet, cross- easterly lines of Parcel No. g45, along the easterly office of the President, Board or Department. ing a road leading from Ossining to Old Croton lines of Parcels Nos. 946, 947, 948 and 949, and No birl shall be accepted from or contract Dam, north 17 degrees 52 minutes west 374.4 partly along the easterly line of before men- UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN awarded to any person who is in arrears to The feet, north 24 degrees 48 minutes west 748.7 feet, tioned farcel No. gi the following courses and P that the second and third separate re- City of New York upon debt or contract, or who north 31 degrees 44 minutes west-234.3 feet. north distances: South 20 degrees i minute west xo7,t ports of ]ose h E. Merriam, George von Skal is a defaulter, as surety or otherwise. upon any 58 degrees r6 minutes east 75 feet, north 3t de. feet, south 52 degrees 4 minutes east 20 feet, and Frank E. Russell, Commissioners of Ap- obligation to the City. grees 44 minutes west 2,700 feet, south 58 de- south 21 degrees 58 minutes west 106.4 feet, praisal, appointed herein at it Special Term of The contract must be hid for separately. grees x6 minutes west 7.5. feet, north 35 degrees south z6 degrees 55 minutes west 152.7 feet, the Supreme Court, held at the Court House The right is reserved in each case to reject 44 minutes west aco feet, crossing New Croton south 35 degrees 46 minutes West toe feet, in White Plains, N. Y., on May q, 5907, have all bids or estimates if it is deemed to be for the Aqueduct, and south b2 degrees 34 minutes west south 41 degrees 28 minutes west 163.8 feet been filed in the office of the Clerk of the interest of the City so to do. south 25 degrees 6 minutes west z6g.6 feet arsi County of Westchester. Bidders will write out the amount of their bids leading from Ossining to Old Croton Dam;e thence south 45 degrees So minutes east 68,3 feet, agair The second separate report was filed July ro, or estimates in addition to inserting the same in along said road and continuipg along the westerly crossing the before mentioned road leading fron igo8, and includes Parcels Noe. too, xo6, tol figures. Kitchawan to State road, to a point in the befon and 109, shown on the map in this proceeding. Bidders are requested to make their bids or line of Parcel No. 926, south 87 degrees 53 min- led in the utes west S4 feet; thence still continuing along mentioned westerly line of the property of the The third separate report was fi estimates upon the blank forms prepared and said westerly parcel line and running partly along New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com office of said County Clerk on August i 59o8, furnished by the City, a copy of which, with the the westerly line of Parcel No. 925, north 8 de- pany (Putnam Division) ; thence along said railroac and includes Parcels Nos. Ba, 84, 8g, 117, 88 proper envelope in which to inclose the hid, to- grees a minutes west 871.7 feet and north x8 property line and continuing along the easterll 89, 90. 102, 104 and ion, shown on the map ir gether with to copy of the contract, including the minutes West 1,093.2 feet to a point line of Parcel No. gg t South 44 degrees i minut, this proceeding. specifications, in the fornt approved by the Cor. degrees x6 plicatior in the line of the propertL of The City of New west 227 feet to the most northerly point o Notice is further given that an ap notation Counsel, can be obtained upon applica- will be made at a Special Term of the Supremi York; thence along said City property line con- before mentioned Parcel No. 952; thence parti' tion therefor at the office of the Department for westerly line of Parcel No, along the easterly line of .aid parcel south t: Court of the State of New York, to be belt which tite work fe to be done. Plane and draw- tistuing along the in and for the Ninth judicial District, at thi oils and ruaning along the northerly line of said degrees r8 minutes east 80.o feet, ereaia` ado ings of construction work may also be seen there. THE CITY RECORD.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

There shall be published daily, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, under a contract to be made as hereinafter provided, a paper to be known as the CITY RacoRD. And said CITY Racoan, and the newspapers now by law designated as corporation newspapers in the present City of Brooklyn, shall be the only papers to be Included within the term corporation newspapers, as the same is used anywhere in this act ; . . . . There shall be inserted in said Crry Racoar nothing aside from such official matters as are expressly authorized. . . . . All advertising required to be done for the City, except as in this act otherwise specially provided, and all notices required by law or ordinance to be published in corporation papers, shall be inserted at the public expense only in the CITY Racoan, and the publication therein shall be a sufficient compliance with any law or ordinance requiring publication of such matters or notices. . . . . The Comptroller shall cause a continuous series of the CITY RacoRD to be bound as completed, quarterly, and to be deposited with his certificate thereon in the office of the Register of Deeds of the County of New York, in the County Clerk's office of said County, and in the office of the City Clerk, and copies of the contents of any of the same, certified by such Register, County Clerk or City Clerk, shall be received in judicial proceedings as prima facie evidence of the truth of the contents thereof.—I526, Greater New York Charter.

AUGUST, í9o8.

VOL. XXXVI. PART VIII.

BOARD OF CITY RECORb:

GEORGE Ø. mscEkHLtAf5, mayor.

FRANCIS K. PE NbbETOT4, Corporation Counsel. EHERMAPl A. ]MHTZ, Comptroller.

PATRICK J. TRACY, Supervisor.

M. B. BROWN CO., PRINTERS Nos. 49-57 Park Place, NEW YORK. v

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i AUGUST, 1908.

INDEX TO VOLUME XXXVI.-PART VIII.

ACCOUNTS, COMMISSIONERS OF— ART COMMISSION— CHANGES IN DEPARTMENTS, ETC.—

Abstract of stocks and bonds issued, and stock and bonds Approves designs and location of laundry for Kingston Advertisements, 8332, 8357, 8469, 85r 8, 8550, 8582, 8621, canceled, 9417. - Avenue Hospital, 8663. 8678, 8702. 8725, 8750, 88r8, 8842, 8963, 8987, 9027, 2 Office and office hours, 8334- Approves designs for memorial tablet to be placed on the 9051, 9091, 9114, 9 28, 9275, 9324, 9380, 9429, 9523. Report for quarter ending March 31, t9o8, 9394• Aquarium, 8663. Statements of receipts and payments, 9394. Approves designs and location for Neptune avenue stable, CHARITIES, PUBLIC, DEPARTMENT OF— Trial balance, Chamberlain's bank ledger, 94r 5- Coney Island, 8663. Administrative changes and improvements, 9338. Trial balance, Chamberlain's office, 9482. Approves designs for a subway tablet in Borough Hall sta- Alterations, additions and repairs, 933 tion, 8663. 8. Census, 9338. — Committee reported progress, 8663. ALDERMEN, BOARD OF Contracts awarded, 9339. - Disapproves designs for bridge connecting third and fourth Description of unknown oren, 8536, 8750, 8833, 9305, 9393. Arverne Carnival Association, permission to parade through stories of the Wanamaker & Stewart Building, 8662. Description of unknown women, 8 streets in suburb of Arverne, Borough of Queens, 8713. 536, 8750, 9106, 9393. Disapproves designs and location for hook and ladder house, Employees, general changes, 9339• Committee appointed to complete arrangements for public Hancock place, near Manhattan avenue, Borough of Fire protection, 9339• reception to American athletes on their return to this Manh.urar., 8663. General orders, 9339• country, 8714. Minutes, 866z. List of changes in service of department, 8534, 88 Minutes of special meeting, 8713. Off:ce and cffice hours, 8334- 8749, 33, 05, 9393- Mayor, messages from, 8713. Submissions, £662. 91 New buildings and permanent improvements, 9338. Motions, ordinances and resolutions, 8713. Office and office hours, 8 Office and office hours, 8334. ASSESSORS, BOARD OF— 335. Propositions, 8535, 8749- Advertisements, 8339, 8363, 8473, 8554, 8586, 8626, 8650, I'roposals for furnishing labor and materials for erection of APPELLATE DIVISION, SUPREME COURT— Nurses' Home, Kings County Hospital, Borough of 8686, 8710, 8729, 8758, 8822, 8846, 897o, 8995, 9035, Brooklyn, 8754, Chambers and hours, 8336. 9054, 9097, 9121, 9233, 9282, 9327, 9383, 9503, 9527- 8847. List in Law Department awaiting opinion, 8566. Proposals for furnishing and delivering vegetables and other List in Finance .Department, awaiting interest certificates, miscellaneous supplies, 9„9, 9386. APPROVED PAPERS— 8566. Progress on buildings being constructed on Blackwells Island, Approves of issue of Corporate Stock, for improvement in Number of assessment lists in office of Board of Assessors. 9338- Report for quarter ending March 31, 1908, 933 Pergola Building, in DeWitt Clinton Park, 8616. June 30, 1908, 8567. 8- Revision of dietaries, 9339. Approves of issue of Corporate Stock for construction of Office and office hours, 8334- Synopsis of proceedings of department, iron fences around small parkways, centre line of Itroad- Report for quarter ending June 30, 1908, 8565. 8833. 9105. Special orders, 9340- way, 8617. Arverne Carnival Association, permission to parade through IIELLEVUE AND ALLIED HOSPITALS— CITY CHAMBERLAIN— streets in suburb of Arverne, Borough of Queens, 8765. Addenda to report for year ending December 31, 1907, 8769. Budget for 19o8, 8596, 8616. Commissions from court and trust funds for month of July, Bills presented, 8329. County charges and expenses, 8594- 1908, 8582. Church of St. John the Baptist, permission to parade with Communications, 8330. Office and office hours, 9334. music, Sunday, October t8, 1908, Itorough of Man- Corporate Stock and Revenue Bond funds, 8777. hattan, 8617. Duly audited by Finance Committee, etc., 8329. CITY CLERK— Establishing grades of position in Surrogate's office, Kings Extract from the Charter of The City of New York, estab- County, 8616. lishing Department of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, Office and office hours, 8334. Establishing grades of position of Supervising Electrical 8814. Engineer, Department of Water Supply, Gas and Elec- General Medical Superintendent reported, 8330. CITY COURT--- tricity, 8616. Liabilities and expenditures to December 3r, 1907, 8777. Chambers and hours, 8336. Establishing grades of position of Stenographer in office of Minutes, 8329. District Attorney, 8617. Medical, surgical and psychopathic statistics, 8779. CITY M:AGISTR:ATES' COURTS— General Fund, estimated revenue for 1908, 8594. New business, 8331. Office and office hours, 8 Khedivai Company, permission to parade six men in costume 334. Chambers and hours, 8336. through streets, Borough of Manhattan, 8617. Reports of committees, 8330. Unfinished business, 8331. Mullaly, John, permission to keep two ornamental lamps in COMI'TROf-LER— front of 1840 Park avenue, Itorough of Manhattan, 8618. BOARI) MEETINGS— (Sec Finance Department.) Office and office hours, 8334. Office and office hours, 8334. Ordinance of the Board of Aldermen, 8595. Advertisements, 8337, 8362, 8474, 8524, 8555, 8585, .9625, Ordinance for issue of Corporate Stock for means for pump- 8652, 8686, 8710, 8729, 8754, 8822, 8847, 8967, 8991, CORONER— ing plant, etc., near Gowanus Canal, Borough of Brook- 9034, 9058, 9099, 9123, 9230, 9279, 9327, 9383, 9503, 9526. lyn, 8616. - Office and office hours, 8335. Ordinance for issue of Corporate Stock for means for new BROOKLYN, BOROUGH OF— boiler house, etc., New Bellevue Hospital, 8617. CORPORATION COUNSEL— Ordinance for issue of Corporate Stock for means for im Bureau of Public Building and Offices, 8481. (Sei' Law Department.) provement of New York Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, Bureau of Incumbrances and Permits, 848!. Office and office hours, 8335- 8617. Bureau of Highways, 8481. Complaint Department, 848r. Ordinance for issue. of Corporate Stock for means for con- CORRECTION, DEPARTMENT OF— struction of bulkhead, forming easterly wall of Speed- Classification and disposal, 8481. 5553', 8617. Cashier Department, 8481. Appointed, 8714, 9007, 9051. Contracts, 9017. Ordinance for issue of Corporate Stock for means for erec- Appropriations, 1908, 8520. Force employed on repairs to street pavements, 8481. tion of two new buildings for use of Fire Department, Communications received, 8714, 9007, 9051. Force employed restoring (1;eoinga, 8482. Borough of Richmond, 8617. Communications transmitted, 8714, 9007, 9o5í. Laboring force employed during week, 8481. Permission given to various political organizations to erect Contracts awarded, 9007. Material laid, 8482. stands for political meetings, 8617. Number of prisoners remaining March 3t, igoR, and number Office and office hours, 8 Special assessments in the Borough of Brooklyn to be col- 335. received, transferred and discharged, 8 Permit I)eparttnent, 848!. 534. lected with the annual taxes, 8594. Office and office hours, 8334- Proposals for regulating and repaving with asphalt pavement Southwest corner of t6ist street and Morris avenue, Bor- Proposals accepted, 905 1. roadway of Ashland place, etc., 8523. ough of The Bronx, watering trough, 8617. Quarterly report of all district prisons, 8 Proposals for repairs and alterations to skylights on roof of 530. The total Budget for year 1908, etc., 8594• Report for quarter ending June 30, 1908, 8 Borough 529. The assessed valuation, 8594. Ifall, etc., 9031. Report of transactions, 8714, 9007. The city tax rates; the total tax rates, 8594. Quarterly report of Chief Engineer, Bureau of Highways, Reinstated, 8714, 9051. Borough of Brooklyn, 9ozo. Twentieth Assembly District Democratic Association, per- Resigned, 8714, 9007, 9051. mission to drive advertising wagon, Borough of Brook- Report of President, 8481. Transferred, 9051. lyn, 8618. Report for quarter ending March 31, 1908, 9008. West Harlem Haymakers, permission to parade in costume COUNTY CLERK, KINGS COUNTY— trrough streets, Borough of Manhattan, 8593. BRIDGES, DEPARTMENT OF— Office and office hours, 8335. Appointments, 9041, AQUEDUCT COMMISSION— Bids received and contracts awarded, 8726, 8751. Discharged, 9041. COUNTY CI-ERK, NEW YORK COUNTY— Abstract of expenditures and liabilities, month of July, Dropped from roll, 9041. 1908, 93 Office and office hours, 8335. 24. Decreases, 9061. Committee of Finance and Audit reported, 8 357. Financial report, 9041. Minutes, 8357. COUNTY CLERK, QUEENS COUNTY— Laid off, lack of work, 9041. Office and office hours, 8334. Office and office hours, 8334. Office and office hours, 8336. 8 Progress reports, 357. Proposals for construction of block signals for elevated rail- Reports and communications, 8357. way tracks of Williamsburg (new East River) Bridge, COUNTY CLERK, RICHMOND COUNTY— Boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, 8337, 8367, 8627, ART COMMISSION— 865!. Office and office hours, 8336. Promotions and increases, 9041. Approves as preliminary drawings only designs and location Report for quarter ending June 30, 1908, 9041. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY— of Washington Irving high School, 8662. Resignations, 9o41. . Approves designs and location of engine and hook and Transfers, 9041. Chambers and hours, 8335. ladder house, 8662. Approves designs and location of Public School Bor- 84, CHAMBERLAIN— COUNTY COURT, QUEENS COUNTY— ough of Brooklyn, 8663. Approves designs and location of Wallabout Market comfort (See Finance Department.) Chambers and hours, 8336. station, 8663. Approves designs and location of bronze drinking fountain, CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAGE COMMISSION— COUNTY JUDGE AND SURROGATE, RICHMOND Il:onx Park, 8663. Advertisements, 834 524, 8556, 8588, 8627, 2, 8366, 8473, 8 COUNTY— Approves designs and location of bronze drinking fountain, 8651, 8684, 8706, 8729, 8756, 8824, 8849, 8969, 8992, Van Cortlandt Park, 8663, 9033, 9057, 9095, 9120, 9330, 9278,9330,9387,9507,9530- Chambers and hours, 8336. IV INDEX TO CITY RECORD—AUGUST. Vol. XXXVI.—PART VIII.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS— ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT, BOARD OF— HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF—

Chambers and hours, 8336. Ludlow avenue, between the easterly lifte of Whittier street Applications, 8763. and westerly line of Longfellow avenue, Borough of Application for relief from orders denied, 8983. CRIMINAL DIVISION, SUPREME COURT— The Bronx, vesting title, 85oa. Bills approved, 8689, 8979. Chambers and hours, 8336. Lincoln place, from Brooklyn avenue to New York avenue, Borough administration, 8689, 8690. Borough of Brooklyn, paving, 8505, Bureau of Records, 8672, 8697, 8984. Minutes, 8489. Changes in hospital service, 8980. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, KINGS COUNTY— Marginal street, adjoining Manhattan Bridge, Borough of Delayed and imperfect certificates, 8697, 8984. Office and office hours, 8335. Manhattan, change in lines, 8491, General administration, igo8, 8689, 8979. Malta street, Fairfield avenue and Van Siden avenue, Bor- Leave of absence granted, 8697, 8984. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, NEW YORK COUNTY— ough of Brooklyn, acquiring title to sewer easements, Minutes, 8677, 868o, 8979. 8496. Notice of Sanitary Code amendments, 9055, 9281• Office and office hours, 8335- Modification in drainage plan of Map "Q," District 24, Bor- Orders rescinded, causes rentoved, 8692, 898t, ough of Brooklyn, 8503. Orders extended, modified or rescinded, 8697, 898t. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, QUEENS COUNTY— Modification in drainage plan of Map c'T," District 40, Bor- On motion, 8671, 8673, 8984. ough of Brooklyn, 8504. Permits granted, 8672, 8692, 8982. Office and office hours, 8336. Office and office hours, 8334. Pcrutits for sale and delivery of niilk gratucd, 8694, 8982. Public improvement matters, 8489. Permits denied, 8695, 8982. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, RICHMOND COUNTY— Pugsley avenue, Borough of The Bronx, opening, 8498. Permits revoked, 8696, 8983. Relief from assessment for regulating, grading and paving Persons appointed Nurses in Department of Health, 8985. Office and office hours, 8336. Prospect avenue, between Fort Hamilton avenue and Resignations, 8673. rtth avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, 8502. Record uf corrected certificates, 8697, 8984. DOCKS AND FERRIES, DEPARTMENT OF— Richmond turnpike, Eddie street and Bertha place, Borough Repor ts aud comntuuicalidns, 8698, 8699, 8985. Reports and certificates on overcrowding tenement houses, Authorizing lease to Consolidated (ias Company, 15th street of Richmond, temporary sewer, 8507. Randall avenue and Manida street, Borough of The Bronx, 898,. and East River, 8514. sewers, 8509. Jtcpuri for quar1cr ending March 3t, t9u8, 92 Auditor reported, 8516, 8645, 8744, 9323, 9522. 43. Skilletan place, Borough of Queens, altering lines, 8 tianitm'y rorvatt, 8671, $6oí, R9Ro. Communications received and actions t'kcn, 8514, 8536, 8620, 495. Sophie street, Borough of Queens, opening, 8499. Weekly reports, 8699, 896o, 8992. 86 , 9323, 9499, 9521- 45, 8742, 9321 Sewer system for District 41, Borough of Queens, 8506. Cashier reported, 8516, 8645, 9323, 9522. Superstructure of Hunters Point avenue viaduct, Borough of Contracts received, 8536. JURORS, COMMJSSIONER Oh, ICINGS ('OIIN'fY- Department orders issued, 8515, 8516, 8536, 9621, 8646, 8743, Queens, 8513• Union street, Borough of Brooklyn, laying out and fixing ( )lì`icc and office holins, 8 932 7 , 9324, 9522. 335. Hughes, James, permission granted to maintain stand within grades for widening, 8491. Van Alst avenue and loth street, Borough of Queens, laying ferry house, St. George, Borough of Richnmond, 8621. tJl(UItS, ('OMMISSIONER OF, NI?W Y(tRlí COUNTY— ottt public place, 8 Leave of absence, 8536. 495. Musical directors appointed to furnish music on various Van Cortlandt avenue, Borough of The Bronx, opening, 8498. Office and office holin s, 8335. West ii9th street and Davidson avenue, Borough of The recreation piers, 8536. Bronx, change of grade, 8492. Office and and office hours, 8334- i(Il ORS, ('U\1MISSIONI-R O1, (JUEENS CO1JNTY- Order for placing folding gate at head of stairs, Recreation West 2d street, Borough of Itrooklyn, opening, 8498. 57th street, Borough of Brooklyn, regrading, 8511. Pier to, North River, 8536. ( Silice and Office h(urs, 8336. 77th street, between 4th and 5th avenues, Borough of Brook- Permits granted, 8515. lyn, paving, 8405. Permits for space in Jamaica Slay, Borough of Queens, re- 78th street, Borough of Rrooklyn, regulating and grading, Iltltf)R5, CU51t111SSIONI{It OF, RICHMOND ('OUNTY— newed, 85tS- Proposals for furnishing labor and material for repairing 85to. 85th street. between Bay i6th street and 18th avenue, hot - Office and office hours, 8336. asphalt pavements un North and East Rivers, etc., 8654, ottgh of llrooklyn, sew-irs, 8504. 9507- Persons appointed to position of Attendant on recreation f.A\V I)hJ':\RTMEN'1'— pier, 8620. ENANIINERS, BO:\RI) OF— Ahsiracl uf transactions, 8677, 8817, 8857, 9o06. Privileges granted for furnishing refreshments on recreation Contracts, etc., drafted, exrtmined and approved as to fornt, piers, 8620. .\pileals, 8725, 8962. 8678, 8918, 8858, 9(107. Permits commence as of May i. 1908, revocable at the pleas- IIlintltel, 8725, 8962. Judgnients orders and decrees entered, 8677, 8818, 8858, ure of the Commissioner, etc., 8621. Onice and office hofn's, 83,34. 9006. Reporting modifications necessary in various contracts, 8514. (ln motion, 8725. Judgments were entered in favor of the plaintiffs, 86 Report of Engineer-in-Chief, 8516, 8621, 9499. 77, 8536, 88 i 8, 8858, 901(6. Repairs required to properties under jurisdiction of Depart- EXECUTIVE OEPAR'1'l]1EN'1'--- OIlicc and office knurs, 8335. ment, 93 23. ( Ipiniuus lendrrc(h , 8678, 8818, 8858, 9(107. Submitting list of persons eligible for appnintmcnt to posi- Notice of special merling of Board of Al is-nu iii, 8633, 8657, Record of court work, 8677, 88t8. tinn of Attendant (female), RStS. 8689. Stilts and special (I i(Ci'('l lingo instituted, 8677, 8917, 8857. Sealed bills or estimates received, R5í5, 8646, 8744, 93 23. Office and office hours, 8334. S ;ìt Culoot and return uf mi,ney.q recciverl by IRireau for Report of Bureau of 1-iccu9cs, 8550, 8702, 91(27. Recovery of ]'en4tlics, for month of June, 1909, 9962. EDUCATION. HOARD OF— statement of licenses issued and fees received for JuIy, 1908, 8714. Appropriation, 8715- 1iL\Nh!,V']'7'AN, ltflk I)(lChI OR— Appointing Teachers in districts designated, 8717. Appointing persons to positions in Evening high Sch I, lNAN('E, 171?1'ARTMEN'I' OF- Contracts entered into, 8986. season of 1908-1909, 8718. General office, 83711, 8563, 898(1, 909 I. .\Lolmet of transactions, Approving plans for an addition to fire precautionary work, 8324, 8,147, 948., 8578, R6i8, 1i1epc('t i„1( I )ivisi,n, I{tveau of lligliways, 83711, 8768. ,\pproval of sureties, 8329, etc., 8721. 835 1 , 8355, 848-1, 8580, 862o, ( )fl'ice aud office hours, 8335. $669, 8671, Authorizing Committee on Special Schools to appoint, trans- Obstruction remuvcd, 837,, 8663, 8986, 91(9[. (Latinis fer and discharge employees in vacation schools, etc., filed, 8325, 8348, 8353, 8483, 8578, 8619, 8666, 867o. Public moneys received for the week, 8370, 8663, 8986, 9091. Contracts registered, 8326, 8724. 8349, 8354, 8483, 8579, 8619, 8667. Permits issund, 83711, 8663, 8986. Bureau of Audit and Accounts, 8716. Corporation sale of buildings, etc., 8341, 8365, 8477, 8589, Proposals for painting and cleaning iron and steel work of 8629, 8tÍ85. Corporate Stock authorized by Board of Estimate and Appor- Riverside drive viaduct, 8476. ('orporatiun sale of real estate, 8342, 8366, 8.578. tioumeut, school heildings, providing fire prcaiecti(,n, 872 I. Report of changes for the week, 8371), 8664. \linetes of quarterly meeting of Yanking Cunin lis~iue, Contracts entered into, 8749, 9296, 9498. July Report of Commissioner of Public Works, 837o, 8663, 8986, Minutes of stated meeting, 8715. 31, 19118, 8468, 896t- Sug i. Notices lo property owners, 8 Minutes of Executive Committee, 8721. 3.4 1, 8365, 8477, 8588, 8628, Replint Of 1i,i nc2m of Buildings, 851 7, 871 3, 91 49. Office and office hours, 8334. 8652, 8754, 8967, 9697, 9329. Statement of laboring force, 8663, 909 I. Proposals for fire protection, etc., Public School [6, Wilson Notice of assessments for Opening streets and parks, 8588, street, near Bedford avenue, etc., 9758. 8628, 8652, 8754, 9098. Office and office hours, 8 Relative to list of special and general supplies for Lise in 334. MUNICIPAL CIVII. SERVJCH Cl)111MISSION- Ilay and Evening high Schools, 872o. Opening of proposals, 8329, 8351, 8355, 8484, 85Ro, 86Ìn, 8669, 8671. Advertiseiue•nts, 8625, 88.17, 9281. Transferring Teachers, 8716, 8717. Official designation, 8488. Application granted, 8834, 9270. Report of City Chamberlain, 8537, 8637, 8745, 90n2, 9291. Aliiltication denied, 9270. ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT, BOARD OI -- Eligilde list for pusitiun of Inspector uf Pipe Laying, 8618. Suits, orders of court, judgments, etc., 8324, 8348, 8.353, 8482. Anderson avenue, Borough of Richmond, fixing grades, 8495. Sureties required on various classes of contracts, 8342. 8366, Etncr5encY ai 'h( approved, 8834, 8836, 9.17(1. Avenue D ((urtclyou road), Atbemar!c road, ('allo avenue, 8478, 8589, 8629, R6S3. Letters, 8834. East 2d street and East 3d street, Borough of Brooklyn, Summary statement of the bonded indebtedness of The City Leave of absence without pay approved, 8835. Minutes, 9269. opening, 8497• of New York, 8352, 8665. 9834, Amendment of drainage plan of Map CC, District 49, Statistical record of real estate owned by the ('ity under the Office and office hours, 8335. On motion, 88 Borough of Brooklyn, 8593. jurisdiction of the Police Department, 9(178. 34, 9273. Acquiring title to a strip of land on the cast side of Boule- Statistical record of real estate owned hy the City, properties Public hearings 9269. vard Lafayette at or near Durando lane for use of used for public libraries, 9297. Reirrstateinents approved, 8R34, 8836, 9270. public park, Borough of Manhattan, 8508. Statistical record of real estate owned by the City, property Reassignments approved, 8834, 8836, 9270. for special promot denied, 8835. Broadway, Corona avenue, Chicago avenue and Maurice ave- under the jurisdiction of the Armory (toard, 9375- Rennest iati noe, Borough of Queens, laying out street system, 8495. Requests for restoration to eligible lists granled, 8835, 91 74. Report for quarter ending June 30, 19(18, 9270. Bogert street, Borough of Brooklyn, opening, 8498. FIRE DEI'ARTMI:NT- Blake avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, paving, 85ío, Statement uf examinations held for April, May acid Julie, Church avenue, saying out 14th avenue, Chester avenue and Auction sale, 8588, 8652, 8684, 9057, 9121. 1908, 9270. Vouchers for payment of salary to prrlues - not regularly Beverley road, Borough of Brooklyn, extending, 8491. Bills audited, 8573, 8574, 8577, 8642, 9043, 9045, 9íu6• clltpl0ycd by The City of New York, 8836. Canal street, Borough of Richmond, laying out and fiking Communications received, 8572, 8575, 8641, 8644, 8673, 9046, grades, 8495-' gitt. City Island avenue, Borough of The Bronx, change of Chimney fires reported, 8578, 8645, 9049, 9111. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS— grades, 8513. Contracts awarded, 9109. Development of the underground sources of water supply in Expenditures authorized, 8575, 8642, 8645, 9((48, 9106. Ihoposals for bids and estimates for The City of New York, Suffolk County, Long Island, 8489. Extension of leave of absence, grit. 83413, 8368, 8480, 8529, 856o, 8592, 8632, 8656, 8688, Drainage plan for Sewerage District No. 431", Borough of Filed, 8572, 8573, 8641, 8673. 8712, 9736, 8760, 8832, 8856, 8976, 911110, 90411, 9064, The Bronx, 85o6. In re application for concert license, Boroughs of Brooklyn 9104, 9128, 9240, 9288, 9336, 9392, 9512, 9536. Ditmas avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, receiving basins, 8512. and Queens, 8676. East 76th street, Borough of Manhattan, changing grade, Office and office hours, 8 335. OFFICIAL BOROUGH PAPERS— 8490. Opening of proposals, 8573, 9046, 9108. East ,4th street, Sheepshead Bay and Atlantic Ocean, Bor' Proposals for furnishing labor and material required for addi- Advertisements, 8337, 8363, 8473, 8524, 8556, 8588, 8626, ough of Brooklyn, amending street system, etc., 8491. tion and alterations to building of Engine Company 17, 865o, 8681, 8705, 8732, 8756, 8825, 8849, 8969, 8994, East 14th street, Borough of Brooklyn, paving, 85rí. Ludlow street, Borough of Manhattan, 8588, 8684. 9030, 9059, 9097, 9121, 923(1, 9278, 9327, 9383, 9503, Fixing lines and grades for street system, designated as Sec- Proposals for furnishing various supplies for use in the Bor- 9526. tion 3, 11, 12, 17, 28, 32, 33 and 34, final maps, Bor- ough of Brooklyn, 9057. ough of Queens, 8493• Probationary Firemen appointed, gio6. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY— Faile street, Borough of The Bronx, opening, 8499. Referred, 8572, 8575, 8576, 8578, 8641, 8643, 8645, 9673, IIendrix street, Borough of Brooklyn, opening, 8498. 6676, 9045, 9049, 9109. Statement of the hours during which public Offices of the Highland Park, Borough of Queens, laying out, etc., 8goo. Resignation accepted, 8577. City are opened and where located, 9334, 8358, 8469, Hemlock street, Borough of Brooklyn, paving, 85o9. Retired on half pay after more than twenty years' service, 8519, 8551, 8582, 8622, 8646, 9679, 8702, 8726, 8751, Jewell street, Borough of Brooklyn, paving, 8509. 9107. 9819, 8842, 8963, 8987, 9028, 9051, 9091, 9114, 9228, Livonia avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, opening, 8496. Report of transactions, 8572, 8641, 8673, 9043. 9275, 9324, 9381, 9500, 9523. VOL. XXXVI.-PART VIII. INDEX TO CITY RECORD-AUGUST. V

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Statement in which certain advertisements may be inserted, Change of map or plan of The City of New York by chang- Authorizing lease of land. under water, occupied by Pier 8337, 8362, 8474, 8522, 8555, 8587, 8627, 8651, 8684, ing grade of Centre street; from Chambers street to (new) 40-41, East River, 856r. Appropriation made for purpose of installing meters in 8707, 8733, 8757, 8825, 8850, 8971, 8995, 9035, 9054, Canal street, etc., 8658. various armories, 8565. 9096, 9120, 9232, 9278, 9328, 9386, 9506, 9526. Complaint order, 866o, 95)5. Contract No. 2, Brooklyn Loop lines, sale of property, 8739, Minutes, 856x, 8700. PARKS, DEPARTMENT OF— 95)3. Office and office hours, 8334. Complaints of unnecessary noise, 8742. Relative to action of Armory Board in accepting bids, etc., Auction sale, 8474- Complaint for additional through trains from The Bronx to Borough of Brooklyn, 8562, 8564. Administration, Boroughs of Manhattan, The Bronx and Manhattan on 2d avenue during the middle of the day, Relative to certain ferries across East River, 8700. Richmond, 8724. 8762. Administration, Boroughs of (Brooklyn and Queens, 8725. Cranford & McNamee, request for information about esti- SHERIFF, KINGS COUNTY— Bond accounts (Brooklyn balances), 8979. mate, 9514. Estimate box opened, 8369, 8724, 9324• Change in rates, 95)6. Office and office ]tours, 8335. General park ordinances, rules and regulations, etc., 8370. Dismissal order, 8762. Minutes, 8369, 8724, 9001, 9324- Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, repairs SHERIFF, NEW YORK COUNTY— Meteorological Observatory, abstract of registers, 8488, 8744, in water mains, 9514- 8987, 92 74, 9337. Extension order, 8346, 8741. Office and office hours, 8335. Office and office hours, 8335. Final order, 8323, 866s. Proposals of the lowest formal bidder, 8370, 8725, 9001. Gas meters tested, July, 1908, 9516. Prepare plans and specification and form of contract, 8369, IIearing order, 8346, 866o, 8741. SllERIFF, QUEENS COUNTY-- 8725. Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company, extension of Office and office hours, 8 Proposals for work and material for execution of work, time, 8657. 336. building of New York Public Library, etc., 8474. Interborough Rapid Transit Company, tracks at 96th street, Proposals for furnishing and delivering five thousand (5,000) 8740. SHERIFF, RICHMONV COUNTY — gallons of refined coal tar (No. 2) for parks, Borough In regard to extending subway to Prospect Park, 8761. of The Bronx, 8 734. Interborough Rapid Transit, receipts for payment of rental, Office and office hours, 8336. Proposals for constructing cement curl) and sidewalks around 9513. park at Westerleigh, Borough of Richmond, 8993. Leave of absence, 8324, 8 16. Proposals for furnishing and delivering streets washers or 742, 95 SPECIAL SESSIONS— List of bills and expense accounts, 8662. sprinkling boxes for parks, Borough of The Bronx, 9032. Long Island Railroad Company, application for additional Chambers and hours, 8336. Report for quarter ending June 30, 19o8, Boroughs of Brook- tracks on Atlantic avenue, 8741. lyn and Queens, 8977. Montauk and Glendale cut-offs, 8323. Revenue from parks and parkways, 8978. STATE WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION— Statement of work performed by the Department of Parks, Money collected as fees during the month of July, g5í6. Notices of deposit and issue of stock, 8321. Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, from April i to Advertisements, 8472, 8522, 8590, 8630, 8654, 8686, 8710, Nassau Electric Railroad Company, application for consent June 30, 1908, 8977. 8732, 8756, 8825, 8849, 8969, 8994, 9034, 9o58, 9099, Special accounts, 8979. to mortgage, 8323. 9123, 9235, 9283, 9331, 9387, 9507, 9526. Time stipulated for completion of work under contract, 9001. New York City Railway Company, services on 8th avenue Office and office hours, 8335. line, 866o. POLICE DEPARTMENT— New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, rrth avenue railroad tracks, 8737. STREET CLEANING, DEPARTMENT OF— Advancement to grades ordered, 86. 8 25, 9130, 9241. Notices of deposits received from Department of Finance, 546, 90 Abstract of transactions, go88. Application for full pay granted, 8357, 8548, 9114, 9r3o. 9516. Ashes, etc., for filling in lands, 8473, 554, 8590, 8630, Advanced from Contingent Fttnd, 8 Office and office hours, 8 85 24, 8 543• 335. 8654, 868z, 8706, 8734, Amendment ordered, 8547, 9026. Proceedings of Public Service Commission, 8321, 8345, 8 8754, 8822, 8849, 8966, 8990, 657, 9100, 911 Concert license granted, 8357, 8, 9026, 9! 14, 9 737, 8761. 7, 9235, 9283, 9327, 9383, 9503, 9527. 854 130, 9241. 8 Contracts executed, gogo. Complaints dismissed, 8544, 8550. Promotions, 8324. Number of loads of material collected weekly, Boroughs of Disapproved, 8356, 8546, 8815, 9025, 9289. Park avenue deviation, settlement of claims, receipts, 8740. Manhattan and The Bronx, 9088. Deaths, retirements, etc., 858r, 8725, 9130. Payrolls approved, 8742. Office and office hours, 8 Extension of temporary assignments ordered, 8543, -8581, Requisitions of Bradley Contracting Company, 8321. 335. Proposals for contrafts for furnishing labor and material to 8636, 8816, 9027, 9289. Requisitions of Cranford Company, 8322. repair three (3) dumpers, Department of Street Clean- Fines imposed, 8547, 8549. Rapid Transit Construction Fund, Boroughs of Manhattan, ing, 9503. Granted, 8 5, 9112, 9289. The Bronx and Brooklyn, 8345. 544, 902 Removal of incumbrances, Boroughs of Manhattan and The I-cave of absence granted with full pay, 8356, 8546, 8581, Reinstatements, 8742. Bronx, 9088. 9025, 9130. Resignations, 8742. Statenient of moneys transmitted to City Chamberlain, 9088. Members of Department cxcnsed, 835 , 8817, 6, 8545. 8636 Rehearing order, 95 i. Statement of bills and payrolls transmitted to Comptroller, 8840. Secretary presented communications, 8657, 8658, 8738. 9088. Office and office hours, 8335. Securities outstanding, 8323, 8324. Ordered, 8543, 8544, 88!5. Statement showing the amounts paid by the City to and Owners wanted for lost property, 8338, 8361, 8473, 8556, including Jute 30, igo8, etc., 8346. SUPREME COUR'1'— 8588, 865o, 8682, 8823, 8967, 9033, 9232, 9278. Street openings, permits, 8657. Chambers and hours, 8336. On file, 8548, 8815, 8956, 9111, 9129. Staten Island Railway Company, changes in service and Ordered to be paid, 8544, 8545. equipments, 8661. Ordered to he paid front Pension Fund, 8546. Sale of Corporate Stock for payment of awards of premises SUPREME COURT, PROCEEDINGS IN O ACQUIRE Probationary Patrolmen appointed to fill vacancies caused by west side of 4th avenue, between 8th and 9th streets, LAND FOR PUBLIC USES— death, etc., 8544. Borough of Manhattan, 8763. Pension revoked, 8546. Temporary appointments front Civil Set-vice list, 8324. Bronx Park, opening and extending, Borough of The Bronx, Proposals for furnishing all the labor and material required Terminations of appointments, 9516. 8343. in making repairs to the heating system in different pre- Undertaking of arbitrators to act, 8322. Boston road. between Bronx Park and White Plains road, ciucts, 8 6 473, 855 , 8588, 865o. Vouchers approved, 8346, 8740. Borough of '1'lre Bronx, 8343. Pension increased, 8815. Bronx street (not yet named), from Tremont avenue. or Paid from Pension Fund, 8815. 177th street, Borough of The Bronx, opening and ex- Permission granted to leave the City, 8840, 8958. QUEENS, BOROUGH OF— tending, 8344. Report of Sanitary Company (holler Squad), 8332, 8469, I7epew place, between 42d and 43d streets, Borough of 8517, 8664, 8725, 8841, 8842, 8986, 9627, 9130, 9242, Office and office hours, 8335. Brooklyn, application, 8343. 9290. Proposals for regulating and grading, etc., the roadway of Easterly side of 7th avenue, between 43d and 44th streets, Referred to Comptroller, 8355, 8543, 8545, 8839, 91 t 2. Onderdonk avenue, 8338, 8362, 8.178, 8526, 8558, 859o, Borough of Brooklyn, site for school, 8655. Referred to Municipal Civil Service, gi12. 8630, 8654, 8686. Fairview avenue (not yet named), from t ith avenue to Reprimanded, 8544, 8547, 8817, 8957, 9! 14. Proposals for regulating and grading, etc., roadway of Jack- Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, opening and extend- Resignation of Special Patrolmen accepted, 8547, '026. son avenue, from Skilletan avenue to Rapelye street, ing, 9507. Runner license granted, 8548, 858o, 9026. 8730, 8754, 8822, 8971. Benry street, between Ocean parkway and East 8th street, Special Patrolmen appointed, 8544, 8636, 9114. Proposals for regulating and repaving with asphalt block Borough of Brooklyn, opening and extending, 8528. Suspended from duty, giiz. roadway of Jamaica avenue, from Van Wyck avenue to Lyntan avenue (not yet named), between Tompkins avenue Transfers and assignments ordered, 8355, 8356, 8543. Brooklyn Borough line, 9032, 9059, 9095, 9119, 9233, and Summer street, Borough of Richmond, application, Temporary assignments ordered, 8355, 8543, 8546, 8581, 8636, 9282, 9507, 9526. 8760. 8816, 8840, 8956, 9111, 9113. New street, between Broome and Spring streets, Borough of Temporary assignments discontinued, 8543, 8546, 8581. Manhattan, opening and extending, 8343, 8759. Theatrical license granted, 8580, 9025. RrCORI)S, COMMISSIONER OF, KINGS COUNTY— New street adjoining the easterly side and parallel with Man- hattan approach of Manhattan Bridge, opening and cx- PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH--- Office and office hours, 8335. tending, 8343. Northeasterly corner of West 168th street and Fort Wash- Office and office hours, 8335. ington avenue, Borough of Manhattan, site for armory, RECORDS, COMMISSIONER OF, NEW YORK COUNTY— 8527, 8971, 8995. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, KINGS COUNTY— Notice of application for the appointment of Commissioners Office and office hours, 8335. of Appraisal, 8852, 8 9í01, Office and office hours, 8335. 972, 8996, 9383. Northeasterly corner of Auburn place and St. Edwards PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, NEW YORK COUNTY— REGISTER OF KINGS COUNTY— street, Ilorough of Brooklyn, site for public library, 9236. Public park bounded by Rae street, German place, Carr street Office and office hours, 8335• Office and office hours, 8335. and St. Anns avenue, Borough of The Bronx, opening Statement and return of moneys received for month of July, and extending, 8343. 19o8, 8469. Pier (old) 14, East River, Borough of Manhattan, applica- REGIS'T'ER OF NEW YORK COUNTY— tion, 8735• PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, QUEENS COUNTY— Remsen avenue, from Utica avenue to Canarsie Bay Park, Office and office hours, 8 335. Borough of Brooklyn, opening and extending, 8344. Office and office hours, 8336. Roebling street, 20 feet on its westerly side, from bridge plaza at South 4th street to Union street, Borough of PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION— RICHMOND, BOROUGH OF— Brooklyn, widening, 8480. Real estate at Valley Stream, Lynbrook, Rockville Centre, Appointment and acceptance of third arbitrator, 8322, 8703. Appointments, removals, etc., 8331, 8550, 8593, 8961, 9337. Baldwin, Freeport, Merrick and Seaford. Town of Apppintments, 8 8658, 86 Contracts entered into, 8593. 347, 59, 8742. Hempstead, for purpose of water supply, 8851, 9123. Art Commission approves designs for subway tablet, Borough Office and office hours, 8335. Sea View avenue, from Richmond road to Southfield boule- Ifall station, 9513. Public moneys received during week, 8331, 8550, 8593, 8961, vard, Borough of Richmond, opening and extending, Appointments from Civil Service list not to exceed 30 days, 9337• 8368. 9516. Permits issued, 833T, 8550, 8593, 8961, 9337. Accidents, July, 1908, 9517. Proposals for furnishing broken stone and screenings, etc., Second avenue, from 86th street to 87th street, Borough of Brooklyn Union Gas Company, approval of additional issue 8556, 8628, 8682, 8969, Brooklyn, site for school, 8528, 8592, 8760. Southerly side of State street and westerly side of Roanoke of stock, 8323. Report of Commissioner of Public Works, 8331, 85So, 8.593, avenue, Borough of Queens, site for school, 9236. Brooklyn Bridge, elevated trains, operations in rush hours, 8961, 9337, Thayer street (not yet named), from Broadway to Nagle 866o. Report of Bureau of Buildings, 8678, 8961, 9275, 9499• avenue, Borough of Manhattan, opening and extend- Bills approved, 8765. Requisitions drawn on Comptroller, 8J31, 8550, 8593, 8961, Brooklyn Bridge, delays from defective equipment, 9516. 9337. ing, 8343. Taylor street (not yet named), from Morris Park avenue to Calendar of hearings, 8321, 8345, 8369, 8481, 8529, 8561, Statement of laboring force employed, 8331, 855o, 8593, West Farms road. Borough of The Bronx, application, 8633, 8657, 8689, 8737, 8833, 8857, 8977, 9001, 9105, 8961, 9337. 8344. 9129, 9241. Work done, 8331, 8550, 8593, 8961, 9337• VI IIIDEX TO. CITY RECORD-AUGUST. VoL. XXXVI.—PART VIII.

SUPREME COURT, PROCEEDINGS IN, TO ACQUIRE TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, DEPARTMENT OF— WATER SUPPLY, BOARD OF— LAND FOR PUBLIC USES— Apportionment of taxes and assessments on divided parcels, Minutes, 8633, 8766, 8767. Towns of Olive and Hurley, Ulster County, N. Y., applica- 9065. Office and office hours, 8335. tion, 8344, 8633. Assessment of personal property, 9066. Other matters, 8635, 8766. Towns of Carmel and Southeast, Putnam County, N. Y., Appendix, comparison with other cities of the State, 9065, On motion, 8636. application, 8344, 8828: 9066. Purchased under contract, 8634. West r78th street (not yet named), from Broadway, Assessment of real estate in The City of New York, from Promotions, 8634, 8766. Borough of Manhattan, opening and extending, 8343. "Record and Guide," June 29, 1907, 9076. Proposals for furnishing and delivering any one or more West 168th street and Fort Washington avenue, Borough of Comparative assessment of real estate for 1907.1908, 9065. classes of supplies, 8651, 8826. Manhattan, site for armory, 8367. Correction of clerical errors in personal assessments, 9066. Real estate, expense of acquisition, 8635• West 178th street, from western line of Spuyten Duyvil and Exempt real estate. 9065. Real estate, Northern Aqueduct, Section 4, Parcel No, ryg, Port Morris Railroad. etc.. constructing outlet sewer. List of exempt properties for year 1908, City of New York, 8635. Borough of The Bronx, 8526, 8371, 8468, 8588, 8859, 8956, 9135. Real estate, Ashokan Reservoir, Section 7, 8636. Landand improvement, values compared, 9365. Real estate taxes, 8636. Report for quarter ending June 30, 1908, 9065. Real estate claims, 8636. SURROGATE, KINGS COUNTY— Report of Surveyor, 9077. Separations, 8634. Office and office hours, 8335. Summary of exempt real estate in New York, 9065. To contractors, 8767. Statement showing assessed value of personal property for year t9o8, as compared with year í9o7, in several bor- SURROGATE, NEW YORK COUNTY— oughs , 9074. WATER SUPPLY. GAS AND ELECTRICITY, DEPART- MENT OF— Office and office hours, 8335. WATER SUPPLY, BOARD OF— Appointed, 8701, 8750- SURROGATE, QUEENS COUNTY— Acquisition of property, taxed by the court, 8633. Changes in working force, 8701, 8750. Awards, Catskill Aqueduct, Section No. t, Second Separate Notice to taxpayers, 8339- Office and office hours, 8336. Report, 8766. Office and office hours, 8335. Appointments, 8766. Proposals for furnishing, installing and maintaining and re- serving for use high-pressure fire service, etc., 8 THE BRONX, BOROUGH OF— Abstract of expenditures made and liabilities incurred for 330. month of July, 1908, 9275. Proposals for construction of a three-mile stretch of plain Laboring force employed during week, 8376, 8488, 8959, 9007. Bills approved, 8633, 8766. concrete conduit. known as cut and cover aqueduct, Money received for permits, 8370, 8488, 8959, 9007. Stills received, 8635. between Ireland Corners and New Hurley, Ulster Office and office hours, 8335. Contracts and agreements, 8633. County, N. Y., 8636. Permits issued, 8370, 8488, 8959, 9007. Civil Service matters, 8634, 8766. Proposals for furnishing and delivering one automobile and Proposals for furnishing and delivering broken trap rock Communications from Chief Engineer, 8634, 8767. equipment, etc., 8586. stone and screening, 8364, 8476, 8824, 8969, 9034• Communications from Law Department, 8635, 8767. Proposals for furnishing and erecting coal weighing scales Report of Bureau of Buildings, 8357, 8768, 8962, 9498. Counsel fees aud parcel owners, 8766. at various pumping stations, 8706. Report of President, 8370, 8488, 8959, 9007- Financial statement, 8634, 8766. Public moneys received and deposited, 8701, 875o. Fifty per cent payments, Northern Aqueduct Department, Report of transactions, 8701, 8750. 8766. Resigned, 8702. TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, DEPARTMENT OF— General bills, 8633, 8766. Reinstated, 8702, 8750. Advertisements, 8337, 8361. 8524, 8556, 8626, 865o, 8682, Hudsnn River crossings, 8636, 8767. Transferred, 8702. 8706, 8732, 8756, 8824, 8849, 8969. Leave of absence, 8766. Work done on public lamps, 8701, 8750.

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