THE CITY RECORD. OFFICIAL JOURNAL.

VOL. XIX NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. NUMBER 5,590.

REPUl ILICAN. First Assembly District. Io, John Martin, foreman, 173 Elizabeth at. I. Isaac M. Cubberly, canvasser, 212 Greenwich George Connelly, leisure, 191 Mott st. street. I i. Robert Kennedy, clerk, 167 Hester st. James O'Connor, boatman, 14 Moore st. M. H. Smith, cigars, 404 Broome St. 2. \Villiam J. Thornton, clerk, ioo Broad st. 12. \Vnt. II.Rooney, clerk, 53 E. I louston St. R'illiain H. Cross, clerk, 43 N. Moore st. 'Theodore C. Gillen, printer, 275 Mulberry st. 13. 3. Thomas Fox, fishntan, 309 Pearl st. Arthur T. Soudant, clerk, t46 Mulberry St. Frank 1'. Carter, fruit dealer, 20; Front st. \V. H. Brandon, driver, 65 E. Houston St. 4. Patrick Dwyer, clerk, lot \Vashington st. 14. Joseph Murphy, fitter, 242 Mulberry st. Arthur Pezold, bottle dealer, 143 Franklin at. James Cusick, fireman, 32 Spring St. 5. Philip Dwyer, railroad, 38 \Vashington st. 15. Henry Hartfield, costumer, 294 Bowery. Patrick J. Donovan, carpenter, 7 Harrison st. \\- nt. C. Hoffman, teamster, So E. Houston St. 6. John McKenzie, clerk, 38 \Vashington st. 16. \V, J. Stickle, manufacturer, 658 Broadway. John Galvin, bartender, t \Vest st. William Moore, printer, 61 I3leecker St. 7. James \V. Ford, backrnan, 150 Greenwich st. 17. Alexander Sautek, shoes, 83z Broadway. Henry Michaels, clerk, tzS Greenwich St. Edwin Pulis, agent, 69 Fourth ave. 8. Tohmas Farrell, driver, 15 Thames St. i8. Chas. H. Beech, Jr., clerk, 5o Third ave. POLICE DEPARTMENT. Thomas J. Powers, janitor, 23 Thames st, Iferman \Vitter, clerk, 122 E. iith St. 9. Henry 'Meter, cashier, 92 Wall st. 19. hloslter A. Sutherland, engineer, It3 E. i2th Samuel J. Murphy, clerk, 356 Greenwich st. .street. The Board of Police met on the iSth clay of September, 1891. io. Joseph 11. I Iickey, clerk, 143 \Vashington St. Ifenry L. Cohn, clerk, 207 Grand St. Present-Commissioners MacLean, McClave, Voorhis and Martin. John Keaveny, coachman, tot West St. 20. H. A. Brockway, clerk, t42 E. 22(1 St. ii. William S. Lane, oysterman, 146 West St. Edw. L. Chichester, teacher, Iog E. 46th at. Leave of Absence Granted. Chas. G. Prince, porter, 203 Chambers St. 21. Richard E. Stederotli, tailor, 278 Fourth ave. Patrolman Davin A. Lennon, Second Precinct, thirty clays, sick, extension. 12. L. F. G.'lirocluneyer, clerk, 170 W. l3'way. J. H. Balker, clerk, t51 E. i8th St. John O'Brien, packer, 14 Beach St. 22.'I'hos. K. Fletcher, dry goods, 286 Third ave. Reports Ordered on File. 13. William J. Chestnut, driver, 24 Beach st. Eu,itene M. 'l'rillarcl, tailor, 253 Fourth ave. Superintendent-Leaves of absence granted under Rule 154. Stephen Markham, driver, 184 Franklin St. 23. \\'illiam H. P,issel, publisher, 51 E. 2oth St. Lispector Conlin -Relative to arrest of Patrolman Frank McGarry, 'Thirty-fourth Precinct. 14. Win. I1. Grimes, stamper, 356 Greenwich st. \V. S. Brazier, janitor, 52 E. 23c1 St. Contagious disease in family of Patrolman Richard O'Hara, Fifteenth Precinct. James B, Byrne, watchman, 52 L.aight St. Death of Patrolman William H. Rhodes, Third Precinct, on i3th instant. i5. Arthur Hanley, butcher, 35 Vestry St. Fourth Assembly District. Thomas F. Sheridan, clerk, 2 Beach St. Application of Patrolman 1'atr ck Sheehan, F mirth Precinct, for advance to second grade, was I. Harris Kalut, clerk, 66 Monroe St. denied. 16. Francis O. \\'oodruff, clerk, 19 Varick St. August Schuldt, clerk, 166 Franklin St. "Thomas V. ANilson, decorator, 94 E. B'way. Applications for Civil Service Examination Referred to the Superintendent for Report. 2. Charles Berrer, painter, 57 Mnnroe St. 17. John F. O'Neill, clerk, 375 Greenwich St. Sergeant John McCarthy, Fourth Precinct. John O'Toole, clerk, 141 1Iurison St. Charles Godfre)', machinist, 328 Henry st. 3. '' John Gallagher, Fourteenth Precinct. iS. AVtu. Mcltevitt, carpenter, 12 Hubert St. John T. \yard, undertaker, iS Market St. John J.N anc)', clerk, 30 Montgomery St. Thomas Boyle, Twenty-second Precinct. Fred'I: M. Scheel, ci arntaker, 417 Green- 4. Chas. Collins, printer, 122 Madison st. Andrew J. Thomas, 'Twenty second Precinct. wich St. Hugh O'Connor, compositor, 83 'Madison St. " William Strauss, "Twenty-fourth Precinct. ig. Alexander Mavil, laborer, 259 West St. 5. James. A. \lanning, jeweler, 20 E. Broadway. " James K. Rice, Central Office. Andrew Moore, clerk, 474 Greenwich St. John J. Manning, clerk, 20 E. Broadway. John Delany, First Court. 6. Richard j. Huggarrl, carman, 5t Market St. Communications Re/erred to Committee on R.pa-rs and Supplies. Second Asse nblr District. Elmer Garan, clerk, 247 Clinton st. I. Tno. A. Sullivan, printer, 3I \Water St. 7, Peter J. \Nilson, painter, 44 Monroe St. Herzog Tileseme Co.-Relative to award of contract. Thaddeus F. Connell, agent, 13 Oak st. Philip Powers, porter, 12 Monroe St. Plumbly Steel Booth Construction Co.-Proposal to furnish voting booths. 2. Thomas F. Cornelius, plumber, 6o Cherry St. S. John Gleeson, clover, 122 Cherry st. Communications h'eferrd to the Superintendent. James Hines. clerk, 53 ()ak st. \V. J• Mahoney, driver, 158 Cherry St. 3. Martin J. Foran, varnisher, 5t7 Pearl St. 9. Daniel Uunigan, painter. 85 Market st. Patrolman William II. VanKirk, Ninth Precinct, asking permission to receive a reward of $io John F. Murphy, laborer, 8 1(ague st. John Kerrigan, printer, S5 Market st. for arrest of a deserter. 4. George J. Karrer, manufacturer, 43 Madison io. john J. McCormick, painter, 136 Cherry st. Fred C. Redfield-Complaint against Patrolman William J. Daily, Fourth Precinct. To prefer street. George W. Lawless, painter, 146 Cherry St. charges. John E. Gillick, porter, 17 Cherry st. I I. James Brvan, caulker, 347 Madison st. Communication from Edward Owens, Chief Clerk, Commissioners of Accounts, asking Election 5. Henry Brown, printer. 24 Oliver st. \Vin. Fitzpatrick, cigars, t54 E. Broadway. District Maps, was referred to the Chief Clerk to answer. Edward Cotter, metals, 61 Oliver st. 12. Joseph.McGarrick, finisher, 250 Henry St. 6. T)eni_s F. Shea, bartender, z Roosevelt St. I)avid \l. Tobin, painter, 7 Catharine slip. Communications Ord red on File. '1'. McCrorev, clerk, 434 Pearl St. 13. Daniel Kehoe, book'ltinrl.er, 94 E. Broadway. Board of Aldermen-Resolution authorizing location of station-house, etc., for Eighth Precinct, 7. Philip C. Reilly, printer, 2 Rose st. Jo,eplt Levier, student, 340 Cherry St. at Nos. 24 and 26 Macdougal street. 'I'iu othy J. Donovan, clerk, 66 Madison St. 14. Soli, 1. flyman, rtriver, iqi 1lcnry st. Fred Eisemnenger, Schenectady-Reconunendim; William Gray for appointment as Patrolman. S. Thomas J. Batterson, laborer, S Madison St. James W. Ryan, tailor, 27 Pike st. William H. Appleton, "l'rustee Riot Relief Fund-l.telative to murder of Patrolman John J. John E. Owens, printer, 501 Pearl et. t5. Marcus Jacola, merchant, 288 Madison st. Sherman, 'Twenty-sixth Precinct. Copy to be forwarded to Trustee L,aac Bell. 9. Geo. t leiger, locksmith, 196 William St. Max Newman, bo.:es, 1J9 Division st. Weekly financial statament of the Comptroller was referred to the Treasurer. Joseph Flood, clerk, 18 Oak St. 16. Robert \\'. Carus, cutter, 253 Clinton it. On reading the communication from the Counsel to the Corp,,ration relative to title to Nos. 24 lo. Samuel Marks, salesman, 52 Catharine St. James N. AWalker, truckutan, 324 Henry st. and 26 Macdougal street, and notice that northerly wall of No. 24 is a twelee-inch party-wall stand- Jo,eph F. Anderson, porter, 290 Front st. 17. James Dwyer, packer, 82 Pike st. ing elually on said lot and the lot adjoining on the north : it was I I. Alexander Van Ahtyn, compositor, 409 Paul 11 -ner, clerk, 196 Madison it. Resolved, That the Counsel to the Corporation be requested to take title, notwithstanding the Pearl st. iS. William Crcnter, clerk, Ito Henry- St. party-wall, with due consideration as to taxes to he paid. John I'. Sullivan, compositor, 432 Pearl st. George S. Gilfillan, painter, jS Rutgers St. Resolved, That Surgeon Cook be directed to take temporary charge of the Twentieth Precinct t2. 1'. F. Finn, to Doter St. 19. John Delaney, clerk, 73 Henry st. (luring the absence of Surgeon Fluhrer. John Ceragiole, leisure, 229 William St. John Walsh, painter, 56 Gouverneur St. Transfers, etc. 13. (ohn j. 1Itirplty, porter, t I Elm St. 20. John S. Morrison, compositor, 228 Madison St. Fred'Ic \\'immer, Jr., tobacconist, 46 Rose St. G. Herrmann, photographer, 39 Jefferson St. Patrolman Emil Kling, from Twenty-ninth Precinct to Fifth Court. 14. Jeremiah P. Coyne, waiter, 470 Pearl St. 21. \Cut. J. Murray, painter, 237 Cherry St. Philip Blass. from Fifth Court to Twenty-ninth Precinct. Chas. Holmes, expressman, 17 City Hall pl. Andrew J. Conncley, laborer, 32 Scantntel St. Charles 1). Eddy, from Twenty-first Precinct to Sanitary Company. 15. Michael J. ( illen, tinsmith, 67 Madison st. 22. Win . Ackennann, patternmaker, 651 Water William [lackey, Fourth Precinct to First Precinct. Henry McCaddin, undertaker, 501 Pearl st. street. John J. ilahonv, from Seventh Precinct to T\% Ifth Precinct. 16. Patrick Lynch, laborer, 474 Pearl St. Bartholomew J. Hurley, laborer, 5S Rutgers Owen Gallagher, from Twelfth Precinct to Eleventh Precinct. John Waters, painter, 132 Leonard St. street. " Edward Gallagher, Tenth Precinct, detail at Board of Education. 17. William J. Cox, trackman, 366 Pearl st. 23. Philip Cummings, fitter, t16 Henry st. Charles I). Allaire, Tenth Precinct, detail at Board of Education. Patrick 1). O'Sullivan, messenger, 148 Leon.. Mich'l R. R'elton, compositor, 36t Cherry st. Roundsinan Thomas H. Manning, First Precinct, detail as Acting Sergeant, three days. and St. 24. James Cooley, driver, 163 Monroe St. t8. John 1'. Tucker, paper, 4D Mott st. Jacob sI. Phillips, clothing, 225 Division St. Advanced to Second Gradc. William Sanders, barber, 159 Leonard St. 25. Samuel Lamond, printer, 165 Monroe st. Patrolman Patrick Feeny, Tenth Precinct, September io, 1891. 19. Oscar \Verniger, restaurant, S5 Cherry St. Timothy F. Driscoll, compositor, 43 Mont- " Frank Newman, Fourteenth Precinct, September io, ISgi. Frank 1'. Mann, salesman, 40Mott st. gomery st. " Andrew Schoelles, Twentieth Precinct, September 3, 1891. 20. Louis Cohen, cutter, 22 Baxter st. 26. Samuel J. Ford, painter, 606 Water St. Thomas S. Quinn, Thirtieth Precinct, August 27, 1891. William J. Remerson, laborer, 51 Mott st. Edward \Vest, driver, 6o8 Rater st. Resolved, That the Committee of Surgeons be directed to examine the following applicants for 21. Andrew D. Lambertine, laborer, 4S4 Pearl St. 27. Andw. T. Crane, nickel plating, 338 Front St. appointment as Patrolmen : John H. R'ard, brassworker, 39 Madison St. George J. Harris, clerk, 21 ScamnteI St. John Dugan. Daniel Keegan. Joseph J. Cleary. 22. James Sullivan, janitor, 69 Park st. 2S. Henry 1I. Hupe, carpenter, 151 Madison St. Thomas Whalen. Patrick J. Monahan. Daniel D. Sullivan. Morris Phillips, clerk, 55 Baxter St. [ohn J. Coffey, painter, 307 Madison St. George F. Karges. 23. Michael Conway, fruit, 128 Leonard St. 29. Edw. J. Blair, milk dealer, 25 Gouverneur st. Appointed Special Patrolman. Francis N. Le Gary, base-ball maker, 152 John I). Kirk, caulker, 36S Front St. Andrew Handley, at Lyric Hall. Leonard St. 30. Daniel Driscoll, laborer, J51 Madison st. 24. John J. Barry, glass, 14 Cherry St. James F. Sullivan, cigars, 370 Madison st. Resolved, That full pay while sick be granted to the following officers-all aye \Villiant P. Hanlon, driver, J9 Mott st. 31. James McGill, salesman, 303 Henry St. Patrolman James Farley, Ninth Precinct ; from August 5 to 22, 1891. \Vnt. J. Fitzpatrick, clerk, 2704 Monroe St. " Abram Campbell, Ninth Precinct ; from August 30 to September 6, 1891. 32. Fred. C. Ackerman, smith, 651 Water St. Resolved, That the resolution of the 11th instant, calling for an eligible list of names of per- Third Assembly District. Michael J. Shannon, cutter, 364 Front St. sons to be employed on probation as Patrolmen, be and is hereby amended so as to include five I. Henry A. Riecks, clerk, 142 Ehn et. 33. John J. Keating, clerk, 365 Cherry St. additional vacancies now existing. Samuel Isidor, clerk, 163 Grand St. John Walsh, driver, 658 \Vater at. Retired O/jicers-all aye. 2. Win. II. L.indsey, agent, 24S Mott st. 34. Richard D. Austin, machinist, 221 Monroe St. Jno. J. McCauley, salesman, 124 Mott st. William Mayo, machinist, 376 Front St. Patrolman Michael Gilroy, Fifteenth Precinct, $600 per year. 3. Chas. F. \Nilson, clerk, 193 Grand St. " Charles A. F. Heyn, Thirtieth Precinct, $600 per year. Andrew J. MIcGivney-, hatter, 162 Mott st. Roundsman Frank Lober, Thirty-second Precinct, $65o per year. 4. Thomas Kelly, coremaker, 162 Mott st. Fifth Assembly District. Whereas, Patrolman James E. Grogan, First Precinct, has been absent without leave from Gustav B. Metz, cutter, 224 Grand St. i. John Al. Forshay, clerk, 62 Charlton St. September 2 to September 7, iSgi, a period of five consecutive days, it is 5. \Villiani P. Geraty, brass-finisher, i68 Mul- G. \V. Lowden, plumber, 75 Charlton st. Resolved, That in pursuance of section 8, chapter i8o, Laws of 1884, said Patrolman James E. berry st. 2. Chas. W. Sperbeck, agent, 326 Spring St. Grogan, First Precinct, ceases to be a member of the Police force of the City of New York, and is Louis Reiser, leather, 159 Mott st. Chas. F. Heaphey, clerk, 213 \V. Houston st. hereby dismissed therefrom, and that his name be dropped from the rolls of said force-all aye. 6. Richard Meister, cigars. 72 Spring at. 3. Samuel E. Higley, caulker, 98 King St. Bureau of Elections. Frank Fusco, clerk, 21 Spring St. Michael J. Brady, driver, 57 Sullivan St. 7. George W. Morris, driver, 38 Marion at. 4. Robert B. Cromwell, clerk, 5t S. Fifth ave. Resolved, That the list herewith submitted and marked " A," containing the names heretofore Henry Craft, porter, 182 Mulberry St. Michael Blakeney, clerk, 457 Canal st. published as being under consideration for Inspectors of Election on behalf of the Republican party 8. John B. Nixon, clerk, iSo Mulberry st. 5, William F. Willman, harnessmaker, 524 in and for the several Assembly Districts of the City and County of New York, and no objections James Boland, clerk, 8 Spring St. - Greenwich St. thereto having been made, the said list be approved and the persons so named be selected and g. William Michel, clerk, 203 Grand st. Rynear Du Bois, fisherman, t 79 Thompson st. appointed as such Inspectors ; that said list be ordered on file in the Bureau of Elections and the John J. Spellman, compositor, 216 Elizabeth 6. John S. Heney, dry goods, 204 Spring at. Chief of the Bureau directed to issue the necessary notices to said persons. street. Anthony Hulma, undertaker, 127 Varick St. 2962 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 28, 189t.

I I. Victor W. Voorhis, broker, 144 Macdougal 12. William A. Mass, gilder, 46S Hudson St. 2. Henry Reens, clerk, 412 Fourth ave. 7. Chas. I.. Brockmeier, shoemaker, 126 Varick Edward J. McCarthy, smith, 117 W. 27th St. street. street. Henry C. Burdett, real estate, S5 Barrow St. 3. W. II. Johnson, agent, 39 \V. 26th St. ohn Knox, clerk, 48 Macdougal St. Daniel Dooling, salesman, 89 W. Washington 13, F, 1I, HotBuan, clerk, 441 Hudson st. J J. J. Spies, agent, 113 \\'. 34th st. S. Thos. \V. Tomlinson, gold foil,6o Charlton St. place. \Vnt. C.N cudess'itz, clerk, 129 Christopher St. I2. Ilenry Stattbach, janitor, S4 and 86 Grove st. 14. F.,ln-..A. Le I'ard, notion dealer, 6S Bank st. 4. William B. Oakden, clerk, 124 W. 29th St. \Cnt. I I. I larris, clerk, J5 Charlton st. \V. IL P. Hoagland, accountant, 639 Sixth 9. John M. Beck, musician, 35Macdougal st. \Vtti. Crosbie, harnessutaker, 14 Christopher \Villiant 1. Cooper, (bartender, 15o Charles st. avenue. William D. Smith, musician, 200 Varick St. street. 15, Peter ?1lcl.art\', agent, 6t ;Morton st. 13. \\'m. 11. flousncr, carpenter, 27 Christopher Thomas E. Caughlan, baker, 456 Hudson St. 5. Lewis Shepherd, clerk, 503 Sixth ave. io. Thos. T. Cortisses, clerk, 2S King st. Chas. \\'andres, clerk, 15S 'IV. 38th st. Thos. A. Tidings, clerk, 329 1ludson St. street. t6. Asher M. Sachs, tobacconist, 31 1131eccker st. l'iob't H. Gibbon.., notary public, 245 \V', 4th Frank L. Wallace, clerk, 72 Jane st. 6. William 1-1. Taylor, carpenter, 645 Sixth ave. II. Edw. C. Chamberlin, Jr., clerk, 7 \Vatt st. Edwin C. Johnson, agent, 141 W. 26th St. John (3. AV'idmaver. baker, 161 Varick St. street. 17. Sam'l W. Thotuas, bookkeeper, 33S Bleecker 7. Thos, II. U'Neil, builder, 109 AV. 3311 st. Gco. 11. Richardson, dry goods, 204 Spring 14. S. H. Horton, milk dealer, r;5 Sixth ave, street. 12. George W. Williams, leisure, 131 V', 3oth st. street. Alex. \I. Bowden, grocer, 2 Charles st. Chas. S. Tembertnan, clerk, 190 W. ioth St. 15. John 1'. Story, salesman, S University pl. IS. Tames I1. Mullen, Jr., jeticcler, 3.f Janes st. 8. Joseph V. Meeker, jeweler, 155 \V. _,6th St. Tosel,h Ilalwick. clerk, 162 Sullivan St. \V'ut. W. Ringgoldt, janitor, 155 W. 26th St. 13. Daniel Ryan, laborer, 7S Charlton St. Vim. 11. C. Hamilton, clerk, 2 jz Charles St. Janies Pt. Kay, clerk, 3So Illeecker St. 9. Frederick T. Poole, clerk, 470 Sixth ave. Tames P. 1boner, bricklayer, tot Charlton st. t6. \V. G. Abrams, laundry, 46 ferry St. 19. Alex. 11. Carson, painter, i tg 1'crry st. ,doses Engler, tailor, 273 \V. 4th St. 1:'dward A. Taylor, plumber, 545 1hudson st. Jas. I3. Studley, Jr., painter, 155 W. 23th St. 14. Henry Brumond, clerk, i-S Broom st. to. William T. flyers, roofer, 152 W. 28th st. 17. George V.. Hooser, leisure, 245 W. 14th St. 20. \\'nt, 11. Mosher, clerk, 3J5 Vi . I iti st. John I.. Hay, painter, 83 him, st. Samuel E. Saxton, porter, 100 \V. 3oth St. t5.1'hos. Sheridan, l ol:binding, 7S S. Fifth ave. W. S. \White, carpenter, tq Bank st. George A. I lelden, clerk, 32 Carmine St. I t. Louis Bach, salesman, 505 Sixth ave. \Cat. 1.. Bennett, comb sitor, I;9 Prince St. IS. Joseph F. lohuson, compositor, 4 Horatio st. 2I. James F. \\ hair-n, trackman, 165 Perry St. John 13. Aglien, janitor, 131 Vi'. 30111 St. 26. Joseph E. muhlin . a ent, lot ti. Fifth ave. Ron ben Mahn, sal estuan, 119 (3reeuwich ave. \\ illiant F. Chave, musician, 748 \\ ashing- Louis Stamper, millinery, 509 Sixth ay. Alex. Lawrence, driver, I \\. Houston st. 19. \Carren \V. Whitney, real estate, 23 Seventh ton St. 12. Morris \layer,, cigarntaker, 657 Sixth ave. 17. Al jalt I.. Moore, clerk, 30 King st. avenue. 22. \\'nt. 11. Hedden, cleric, 2S Bethune St. 36th St. James Cnmle v, black Sal iiii. 41 Renwick St. Vim. Crawford, engineer, 132 W. 12th St. Alfred I Iutchings, (Iriver, I Seventh ave. 13. R. A'an(lerv,,ort, clerk, 16! W. 1'. 1'. Stang, stationery, 641 Sixth ave. iS, 1 no. ,l'. TrelkrI, tnerchant, 139 \\'. Iloust us 20. G. \V. Scott, real estate, I Spencer pl. 23, I henry AV. Olsen, supt., 324 AV.4'l) st. Chas. I1. Britting, restaurant, 120 Greenwich Oscar Baker, collector, I S Abingdon Sq. 14. F. IL F'inl.uev, clerk, 14 E.2Sth st. street. Thos. L. Williams, clerk, 236 F. S5th St. Frank Rose, toys, 154 Prince st. avett tie. 24, Sam'1 liL Perkins, tobacco, 13 Eighth ave. Otto Meyers, whipmaker, 655 Sixth ave. ig. Henry Eisler, clerk, 213 Spring St. 21. _T. A. \\ Ititeman, printer, 220 W. i5th St. John 1. Meehan, clerk-, 77 Cltristupher St. 15. S. 7i1. I-hisskins, broker, too AF, 3Sth st, Frel'k D. Mahoney, pr visions, 212 Spring 1nelrew O. Stevens, machinist, 230 W. 15th 25. Robert AWalsh, leisure, 84 Jane st. t6. Vail I I. P,cck, barber, ,}15 Seventh ave. Itreet. street. \\ arren F. Jaycox, agent, 9 Bethune St. Joseph 11. i'andt rson, cook, 152 32d st. Edward T. Matthews. porter, 25 Clark st. ?. Chas. B. Lawrence, laborer, 234 \V. 16th St. 26. I larry Sneeberg, merchant, in Eighth ave. W. 20. 17. Beni. F. Morris, clerk, 495 Seventh ave. Charles M. luloh, n niter, Su Sullivan st. John F. Langan, clerk, 242 V1. il:th at. Geo. It. A\ ilson, builder, 6o Grove St. Christopher Stewart, clerk, 1:37 Vi. 25th St. Frederick Ilarehe, clerk, 146 Spring St. 23. 1V'm. Mel tonald, grocer, 14S W. 17th St. 27. Jtto. \\ hite, Jr., collector, gi Horatio st. 21. IS. Patrick Boleman, broker, 630 Sixth ave. Geo. \V. Brigham, manufacturer, 251 Spring Patrick J. Gately, porter, 107 Seventh ave. J seph White, clerk, 91 IIoratio st. Edmond J. Levy, broker, 64 \\. 36th st. strect. 24. Francis J. Gallagher, machinist, 13S W. 19th 2S. Walter M. Brener, clerk, 20 Gansevoort at. 19. ACat. Dlorrison, clerk, 5o1 Sixth ave. Louis \\ alz, hatter, 7 Candam st. street. John I. ].title, driver, 20 Ganseso rt St. 22. Frank Fay, clerk, 659 Sixth ave. Frederick :rtruciter, clerk, t;o Prince st. Frank L. -Newton, restaurant, 26S Sixth ave. 29. Johtt II. Stephens, ntilkntan, 319 W. tth st. 20, Charles J. Borne, clerk, (i66 Sixth ave. John T. Furphy, conductor. 9 Cottage pl. 25. Thomas F. Hoev, clerk, I,;S \V. 19111 St. I )avid W. Davis, insurance, $47 1\'. 14th St. 23. Henry Herrmann, clerk, 34 1 loratio st. George C,,rti-s ,s, clerk, 4S V'andant st. henry Itschen, hotelier, 149 Seventh aye. 30. I). Shan, hat Incsser, 304 Vi. 16th St. 21. A. L. I luyler, undertaker, 107 E. 27th St. 4. Ta. Fla r..,sn. merchant, 4i .Lac lougal st. 26. Charles Ettlinger, salesman, 38 E. I2111 t. Gilbert Jackson, clerk, 202 W. Io5th st. Joseph L). Alden, dry goods, 437 Fourth ave. e 1. Do: let. shoes, t6 Varick pl. Joseph F. Steer, clerk, 157 \Waverly pl. 27. )Chas. II. G, Ebert, bookkeeper, 114 R'. loth Tenth Assembly District. ✓ street. I. Eugene L. \put ilia, clerk. 41 Second ave. T z e1.Jth Assembly District. tii rr .1c ob District. George H. Ducas, salesman, 13S Clinton pt. Francis M. \\ hite, canvasser, 83 First St. I. Eli Levy, salesman, 103 Avenue B. 2S. Frank Stanley, clerk, 247 \\'. 13111 st. Peter Stein, butcher, SI I Fifth St. t. 1'.::ri l: 1. II ey.::_et:t, 16 Goerck St. 2, George Octzel, Waiter, 237 Ehlridge St. 2. Samuel Adler, butcher, 127 St. \\'nn. lia:r.i,-rib, draughtsman. 56 Jackson St. II. 7i1. Tiedeutann, engraver, 70 University W. T. Prescott, paper, 232 Chrystic St. Willett place. Sinion Schuhman, express, 162 Ridge St. 2. Ft clench M. Fosdick. agent, go ltruoute St. 3. Hcnry II art mann, mu,tciats, 165 Ludlow St. 29. John IL IIilliker, carpenter, 122 W. 17th st. Letvis Router, cabinetmaker, gS Stanton st. 3. Charles F. 11hti lt, cigars, 224 Stanton st, John T. Fre.un, caulker, 33 k an;:on st. E,Itsar I L. I'la toss' , watchman, 9 Avenue D. 3. flans i'. Thomsen, turkey, I ran,l Charles Gern, jeweler, 199 Seventh ave. 4, john C. 1,nmcr, cabinetmaker, 9S Stanton St. 45$ 4, Sutler, Jr., clerk, 24 Avenue C. Eot.':anl A.'e:iig, clerk, 9S t .:hmtb:a st. \Vm. IL Stauf, agent, S4 First ave. John James Vi'. Stanley, smith, 279 Seventh St. 4. C. W. luau Jineer. ho. kkeel~er, S Cannon st. 5. Michael Adams, spinner, 134 Stanton st EtJlrtl• Assembly District. 5. Jacob Katzenstein, real estate, 432 E. Houston Jacob \ewfeld, clerk, 142 1)eiot:eev st. Louis II. Reiss, varnisher, 165 Essex St. I. II. Hall, jex'eler, I7S Forsyth St. street. 5. Carl Flu bi ($ersdlorf, rn._hin.,t, ;. Goerck 6. Stephen K. Earle, teacher, 152 Stanton St. Henry Ileres, sale,ntan, 31 1 )elancev st, Geo. F. Gosch, builder, 388 F. 3d St. street. Thos. I1.Oakley, leisure, 162 -Norfolk St. 2. WilliamH. \Washburn, broker, 240 Grand St. 6. William 1'farrer, crockery, to Avenue D. Maurice K. Moses, bartender. 56 Goerck st. 7. Fred. Stevens, expressntan,252 F.. Houston St. Emil Sal-e, cigarmaker. 147 F ,r

12. Chas. Schavrien, cigars, 1583 Seventh ave. *_ I. Seth \Vilks, clerk, 408 \V. 33(1 St. 27. David R. McCausland, plumber, 226 E. 25th 3. William F. Doubleday, butcher, S7 Les. ave. John Kyle, clerk, 261 \V. Igth st. James T. Riley, clerk, 410 W. 33d st. street. James Hamilton, tobacconist, 15o E. 28th St. 13. James M. Simpson, shoes, 256 \V. 26th St. 12. William Meister, cigars, 427 Ninth ave. Edward Pope, leisure, 224 E. 25th St. 4. Theo. F. Wheeler, plumber, 516 Third ave. \Viliiam Rchm, barber, 242 \V. 27th St. Michael J. Lee, cutter, 427 \V. J311 st. 28. Rudolph Wendel, undertaker, 322 E. 26th St. Eugene 1'. Sheridan, wireman, 533 Third ay. 14. William J. Kelly, fireman, 275 \V. 17th st. 13. C. A. Kraus, barber, 354 \V. 39th St. Geo. C. Dicier, plumber, 331 E. 25th St. 5. George S. Crum, machinist, 5 14 Third ave. Oscar Lawn, smith, 452 \V. 20;h St. John Bente], clerk, 413 \V. 35th st. 29. Gustav Brotzmaun, salesman, 415 First ave. Thomas Bartley, tailor, S44 Third ave. 15. John J . Delaney, plumber, 254 W. 19th St. 14. Otto Els, cigars, 400 W. 36th St. Ber'd J. McCabe, silversmith, 322 E. 25th st. 6. Uriah Dunphy, artist, 157 F. 31st st. Abram L. \Cebber, clerk, 463 W. 21st St. Fred. L. Styles, weigher, 409 \V. 35th St. 30. Frank H. Daly, agent, 2J7 E. 25th st. Edward Lawler, varni.~her, 596 Second ave. 16. Frank J. 1larmton, manufacturer, 17/ Tenth 15. William ()uiulisk, clerk, 277 \\. 36th St. John Seitz, clerk, 33c9 E, 25th St. 7. Alphonsus L. Smith, salesman, 202 E. 41st St. avenue. George Aloerler, tinfoil, 351 \V. 39th st. 31. Richard L. Lush, clerk, 457 Second ave. John Conaty, hackman, 596 Second ave. Chas. J. Kenehan, photographer, 345 W. 16th 16. Patrick Teevan, ice, 603 W. 37th st. \\'m. F. Kramer, salesman, 222 E. 26th St. 8. Jeremiah J. Palmer, polisher, 305 E. 34th St. street. Robert Nlontgornery, ice, 6o6 1V. i7th st. Aloysius J. Tagleabue, hydrometer, 14 Pros- 17. Edgar L'. Sutton, salesman, 450 \V. 23d st. t7. Thomas Curran, carpenter, 435 Ninth ave. pect p1. John 11. Ehrhorn, tobacconist, 215 Ninth ave. Joseph S. Peer, decorator, 477 Ninth ave. Seventeenth Assembly District. 9. J. Fred'k Tagleabue, manufacturer, 14 Pros- 17. John S. E. Seery, clerk, 214 \V. 17th St. 18. Thus, I'. O'Brien, engraver, 431 \V. 37th St. I. Frank Ilillingmeyer, pianos, 585 Tenth ave. pect pl. Frederick H. Jones, clerk, 215 Ninth ave. William T. Keating, cutter, 422 W. 40th St. Francis C. Menair, contractor, 450 W. 44th St. \\'m. F. Banks, clerk, 343 E. 37th St. 19. James Henderson, upholsterer, 472 W. 22d 19. George W. Curran, painter, 427 W. 33d St. 2. Frank McBride, dyer, 553 \\'. 44th St. lo. Michael I-Iearty, clerk, 316 E. 36th St. street. John 1V. Kies, painter, 441 \\'. 35th st. George Suppes, laundry, 516 \V. 43(1 St. Wm, J. Davis, clerk, 703 Second ave. James I1. Gibson, painter, 308 W. 24th St. 20. James I). Farrell, painter, 537 \V. 39th St. 3.John IIuston, clerk, 434 \V. 49th st. I r. Geo. \V. Castell, clerk, 228 E. J9th st. 20. Jacob T. Saier, l,arber, 252 Eighth ave. C. F. Dedrick, salesman, 437 'N. 34th St. John McDonald, carpenter, 543 3i. 44th St. Joseph Sentner, clerk, 226 E. 39th St. Frederick Power, compositor, 235 W. 22d St. 21. George J. Munroe, painter, 472 Eighth ave. 4. Robert 13. Sparrow, frames, 532 \\V• 46th St. iz. Edward A. Case, painter, 300 E. 37t1s St. 2r. Chas. B. IIawkes, lawyer, 256 \V. 23d st. Aisne Gerber, smith, 333 \\'• 38th st. William O'Neil, boatman, 542 Eleventh ave. Daniel 'F. Ileaney, laundry, 570 Third ave. 22. Frank Carlton, trunks, 255 \V.26th St. 22. Hugh Montgomery, agent, 306 \V. 39th St. 5. Thos, L)owd, tool sharpener, 540 W. 46th St. 13.James I-I. North, clerk, 328 F. 37th St. Samuel (. Ames, printer, 15S \V. 251!4 St. Richard J. Christy, painter, 406 W. S9th St. \'m. R. Whiffin, carpenter, 615 Eleventh ave. Simon Hazleton, leisure, 229 E. 40th st. 23. Henry R. Kroll, clerk, 317 \V. 27th st. 23. Charles J. Peak, agent, 517 'Tenth ave. 6. Patrick J. Brennan, painter, 522 W. 46th st. 14. Cornelius Daly, painter, 331 E.37th st. 24. Edward Ryerson, gasfitter, 431 Ek hth ave. Jacob McMurray, clerk, 531 W. 39th St. John E. AV"ard, collector, 506 \V. 46th st. Edw. I). Banks, harnessmaker, 343 E• 37th St. Ferdinand II. Cullman, chandeliers, 238 24. Joseph L. Gallagher, grocer, 529 W. 39th tt. 7. Geo. Al, Strauch, cigarmaker, 504 W. 48th St. 15. Timothy J. Naughton, stationer, 302 E. 37th Ninth ave. Richard Gilleland, painter, 42 t \V. J3d St. Theodore Hudgins, carpenter, 533 \V. 45th st. street. 25. Eugene F. Holden, clerk, 450 W. 25th st. 25. I'red. A. B. I laag, newsdealer, 265 \V. 35th 8. John Jetter, leveler, 673 'Tenth ave. Tltos. E. Corcoran, painter, 313 E. 37th st. \Vm. J. IIolborow, plumber, 427 \V. 24th St. street. \\m. Allen, carpets, 546 \V. 43d st. 16. Charles Erwin, clerk, 300 E. 37th St. 26. George Mitchell, agent, 433 W. 25th St. Edward Scanlan, laborer, 435 \V. 34th St. 9. \Vm. Dolan, Jr., cigarniaker, 520 W. 46th St. John L. Keating, merchant, 204 E. 36th at. William A. Gray, bricklayer, 433 \V'. 25th St. 26. August Wanner, butcher, 227 \Vest J5th st. F. 13. Guest, coal, 315 \V. 51St st. 17. James Keegan, collector, 216 E. 31st St. 27. W. C. Warm,ck, painter, 406 \\'. 25th st. August Urban, real estate, 319 Ninth ave. to. Franklin C. Favor, clerk, 707 Tenth ave. W. 11. McFall, student, 213 E. 35th St. Joseph A. Willie, clerk, 33S \V. 26th St. 27. Mitchel Levy, merchant, 6t5 Ei,.hth ave. Gilliam J. Milligan, painter, 540 W. 5 Est st. t8. Samuel \Vronski, clerk, 610 Second ave. 28. John J. Rolet, salesman, 2J7 W. 26th St. John Livingston, agent, 317 \V. 37th St. I r, William J. Graham, tinsmith, 71 1 Tenth ave. John J. Mullane, lumber, 310 E. 35th St. John Clark, driver, 342 \V. 25th st. 28. John Muller, clerk, 306 W. 4oth st. John J. Buckley, canvasser, 545 \V. 48th St. 19.'I'homas H. Laughlin, porter, 607 First ave 29. Edward Flint, Jr., druggist, 323 Eighth ave. William Rainey, student, 234 W. 39th st. 12. William Bunting, machinist, 602 W. 47th St. Joseph Hartmann, florist, 311 E. 34th St. \Vnt. J. Smith, clerk, 312 and 314 W. 27th st 29. Anton Saifken, laborer, 422 W. 40th St. \v. A. Martin, agent, 672 l leventh ave. 20. Thomas I. Scott, clerk, 224 E. 35th st. 30. Harry W. Lucken, real estate, 309 AV'. 31st st. G. V. Christy, painter, 406 \V. 39th St. 13. Chas. _.'Theis, canvasser, 510 W. 5oth st. Amos Wilson, janitor, 215 E. 34th St. Edward Lawson, clerk, 320 W. Isth St. 30. William C. See, painter, 405 \V. 38th st. John W. Lewis, painter, 440 W. 48th st. 2I. Thomas McKeon, shoes, 233 E. J4th St. 31. T. M. Ranney, physician, 317 W. 29th St. H. Keller, butcher, 472 Ninth ave. 14. Otto Sverak, brakeman, 527 \V. 5oth St. Henry L'eilifeld, shoes, 44o Third ave. Frank P. Feeney, plumber, 350 Eighth ave. 31. Edward Cohen, cigars, 407 \V.3Sth St. Morris Fuld, salesman, 445 \V. 46th st. 22. William Burnie, railroad, 169 F. 33d St. 32. Michael \Ward, shoemaker, 228 \V. 29th St. George Steitz, salesman, 327 W. 36th St. 15. Francis J. Cunningham, clerk, 549'I'enth ave. Michael \V. Collins, clerk, 335 E. 33d st. Alexander J. White, clerk, 504 W. 26th st. 32. Frederick May, barber, 473 Ninth ave. Albert Lewis, painter, 554 \V• 52d St. 23. John 1L Quinn, hoister, 335 F. 33d St. 33• Morgan I). N[cNIonegal, real estate, 345 \V. Warren R. Guest, clerk, 455 Ninth ave. 16. Robert I Iamilton, cigars, 5o8 W. 5oth St. A. '. Lawrence, sexton, 335 E. 33d st. 18th St. 33. Firman E. Ballinger, machinist, 411 \V. 33d John H. Bollas, painter, 302 \'m. 47th St. 24. Thos. F. Barron, ironworker, 559 First ave. Chas. H. Morris, photographer, J30 \V. 31st street. 17. John Foster, carpenter, 522 W. 52d St. Henry \Vronski, clerk, 616 Second ave. street. John Mackey, leisure, 368 1V. 35th st. harry M. Lilley, agent, 521 \V. 51st st. 25. Henry Gruver, barber, 33S E. 34th St. 34• Edwd. B. Spaulding, clerk, 406 W. 24th St. 34. Duncan Carswell, weaver, 444 W. 35th st. rS. Jacob C. Faulhaber, Saddler, 69t Ninth ave. Peter N. Dankel, expressman, J41 E. 26th St. \Vm. E. Miller, laborer, 45I W. 16th St. Edward Noah, cigars, 530 AV. 34th St. John \Iiller, Jr., plumber, 415 \V.47tIs St. 26. Henry Ilartman, upholsterer, 511 Second ay. 35• W"'• R. Dawson, electrician, J32 W. 26th St. 35. Nicholas Chasse, cutter, 483 Eighth ave. Ig. Geo. A. Heinig, harnessmaker, 753 Ninth William Quinn, clerk, 530 Second ave. Thomas lotiet, driver, 229 W. t8th st. Henry Laskey, clerk 271 \V. 36th St. avenue. 27, James P. Irwin, clerk, 309 E. 33d St. 36. Leonard J. Silber, salesman, 271 \V. 38th St. William J. Johnston, cigars, 519 W.46thst. James R. Rowen, clerk, 326 E. 29th St. Fourteenth Assembly District. Albert I.. Fenn, barber, 333 \V. 37th St. 20. Thos. W. Neale, confectioner, 653 Ninth ave. 28. Edward Smith, brassworker, 570 Second ave, I. Louis Joseph, clerk. 222 Avenue B. 37. Ilernman Harris, hatter, 581 Eighth ave. Emil Lollinger, instruments, 450 W. 44th St. Henry J. Coachman, ironnioulder, 331 E. Jas. D. Fay, clerk, 191 Avenue 13. George F. Metz, carpenter, 473 Ninth ave. 21. Leonard Park, cigarmalcer, 450 \V. 47th St. 3oth st. 2. J. W. F. Ifclbing, salesman, 208 E. 12th St. 38. Herman Fiesseler, conductor, 233 \V• 35th \\'m. S. Eastburn, leisure, 509 \V. 44th St. 29. William Ryan, ironmoulder, 525 First ave. Jos. \V. Lacher, bookkeeper, 310 E. 9th St. street. 22. Edwin A. Porter, driver, 203 W. 48th St. John Doherty, ironmoulder, 210 F. 30th st. 3. M. J. Sreenan, driver, 349 E. 13th st. Henry A. Schickling, stationer, 334 W. 36th Edward Richards, carpenter, 505 W. 49th St. 30, John S. O'Neill, druggist, 235 F. 33d st. Simon Weinberg, agent, 229 First ave. street. 23. Andrew Knell, pianomaker, 572 Ninth ave. Michael Callahan, laborer, 325 E. 28th St. F. \V. Wood, fireman, 779 Eighth ave. 4, John Connolly, Sold-beater, 339 E. 12th St. 39• William J. Murray, leisure, 404 Eighth ave. 31. Cornelius Smith, turner, 525 Second ave. Thomas Parry, railroad, 327 E. 12th st. John I-Ioltan, laborer, 401 W. 26th st. 24. Michael J. Fenton, hatter, 351 W. 45th st. Hy. Kallenbach, brassworker, 493 Second ay. 5. Joseph 1). Cavanagh, clerk, 338 E. 12th st. 40. George Berra an, Jr., carpenter, 223 \V. 33d Samuel Areson, mason, 428 W. 48th st. 32. Louis Jacobs, dealer, 317 E. 27th St. Fritz Kupper, agent, iS6 First avenue. street. 25. Edward J. Eckert, roofer, 440 W. 48th st. Samuel Sloan, undertaker, 200/ E. 28th st. Geo. (~)uattlander, Jr., printer, 446 Vt . 48th 6. John F. Cline, cutter, X42 E. i Ith St. John Lennon, wireworker, 243 W. 29th St. 33. 71. J. Hynes, clerk, 769 Ninth ave. Bernard J. I)iffley, bookkeeper, 324 E. rtthst. 41. James 1-1. Murray, agent, 230 \V. 33d St. street. Isaac Gitsky, dry goods, 463 Second ave. 7. \Vm. 11. Carroll, clerk, 24o E. ioth st. Al. A. Silber, salesman, 216 \V. 33d st. 26. Ben j. I). Cropsey, grocer, 402 W. 48th St. 34• Philip F. Smith, machinist, 525 Second ave. John Dennis, painter, 24o E. ioth St. 42. Berm. Theism, instruments, Eighth ave. \V. \V. Stuart, agent, 421 \V. 47th St. J. G. McCarthy, collector, 515 Second ave. 449 "Theodore D. Le Roy, agent, 689 Ninth ave, 8. Martin Kramer, storekeeper, 143 First ave. Chas. \V. Nahrwold, salesman, 307 W. 36th 27. J5. Cornelius J. Crowley, clerk, 475 Second ave. Geo. M. Haas, clerk, 342 E. 9th St. street. Wm. \V. Tinkler, clerk, 442 \V. 47th st. Peter Albert, Jr., clerk, 2o6 E. 41st St. 28. Chas. H. Wade, insurance, J48 \V. 45th st. 9. Peter Appel, grocer, 43b E. 9th St. 43• Chas. J. Appel], Jr., clerk, 426 Eighth ave. F. Schmerring, Jr., machinist, 105 St. Mark's Simon H. lesser, clerk, 254 W. 3oth st. Michael R. Moroney, conductor, 426 W. 52d street. place. 44. George W. Matthews, agent, 349\\. 37th st. IO. Max C. Timm, compositor, 174 Avenue B. Henry Netterwald, clerk, 350 Seventh ave. 29. Louis F. Hamann, wheelwright, 664 Tenth A'inetecnth Assembly District. avenue. Charles T. Oclisenreiter, plumber, 149 Ave- I. Winfield S. Bedell, dentist, 2 nue A. John Zeiss, pianos, 463 \V. 46th St. 39 \V• 53d St. 30. Julius Raymond, leisure, 332 \V. 48th st. I. H. Cooper, plumber, 306 W. 52d st. II. Dan. F.Murphy, photographer, 303 E. Loth st. 2. IIerman Kracke, carpenter, 401 W. 56th st. Geo. J. Brett, clerk, 328 E. 14th st. Sixteenth Assembly District. Robert J. McCracken, clerk, 369 W. 48th St. 3I. Edmond \Vinterbottom, cutter, 445 Alivin Eisert, bell hanging, 203 Columbus 12. William \Villen, railroad, 192 First ave. W. 43d St. I. Max Grebuer, clerk, 505 E. 15th st. Joseph Goetshius, carpenter, 410 W. 44th St. avenue. Henry Grumbach, cigars, 203 Avenue A. Peter Dumser, clerk, 606 F. 15th st. 3. Emanuel A. Flammer, janitor, go! Eighth Wm. J. Murtha, fitter, 643 E. 13th St. 32. Robert L. Godby, undertaker, 427 W. 42d St. 13. 2. John F. McCarthy, helper, 62o E. r6th St. Benjamin Palmer, smith, 447 W. 44th St. avenue. Thomas Lanagan, painter, 449 E.13th St. "Thos. F. Hearty, laborer, 648 E. 16th St. \Vin. V. Ruppert, collector, 324 \V. 52d st. Tames Hunter, storekeeper, 514 F. 14th st. 33• Joseph Ramsey, publisher, 673 Ninth ave. 14. 3. Edward F. Kassel, surgical, 602 E. 17th St. Archibald Carswell, dyer, 549 Tenth ave. 4. John Kill, carpenter, 129 W. 101st St. Robert H. Kennedy, clerk, 508 E. 14th St. John Coleman, Jr., bartender, 623 E. 16th St. Luther Goewey, driver, 787 Nin;h ave. Samuel Cavanagh, carpenter, 527 E. 13th St. 34• Jas. A. Munnie, clerk, 5 12 W. 46th st. 15. 4. John Klamp, painter, 504 E. 17th st. Andrew Robinson, shoes, Ninth ave. 5. Geo. \V. Demarest, engineer, 163 \V. Boule- Siegfried Greenwald, barber, 220 Avenue B. Geo. Beier, pocket books, 513 E. 16th st. 573 35. Maurice Schwarz, barber, 308 W. 41st st. vard. r6. Henry McQluade, janitor, 540 and 542 E. 13th 5. Emil Lokay, real estate, 518 E. 16th St. E. B. Demarest, engineer, 163 W. Boulevard. street. Geo. 11. Pheasey, plumber, 543 W. 44th St. 6. Gus. J. Mauer, barber, 256 Avenue A. 36. John Miller, clerk, 645 Eighth ave. 6. Samuel Davis, clerk, 980 Eighth ave. Philip Scherer, harnessmaker, 545 E. 13th st. Ferd'nd J. Degen, jeweler, 515 E. 15th st. Peter Lcyckes, clerk, 504 W. 43d St. Thomas K. Miller, agent, J41 W. 53d St. 17. Charles Mere, brassworker, 547 E. 12th St. 7. Wnm. Weldy, piano, 410 E. 15th st. 7. Joseph F. Buckley, cigarnraker, 351 \V. 53d Albert Gutlub, compositor, 543 E. 12th St. J7. Thorne \Veyman, collector, 414W. 43d st. Peter Breitwieser, plumber, 233 Avenue A. Charles I). Shirmer, physician, 359 \V. 42d St. street. 18. Johu Muneret, clerk, 203 Avenue B. S.Joseph F. Cobb, plumber, 327 Second ave. Louis Enders, barber, 455 W 53d St. Philip Lahr, cutter, 507 E. 12th st. 38. Walter Winters, leisure, 335 \V• 43d St. Frederick Seel, cigarmaker, 436 E. 15th St. Rich. Coulter, clerk, 301 \V.45th St. 8. Donald McIntosh, cutter, 6oi W. 52d St. g. Henry 1,. Cosgrove, clerk, 176 Avenue B. ► 9. 1I. Haussmann, manufacturer, 427 E. 15th St. Edw. Maxwell, clerk, 412 \V. 49th St. Marion M. Conover, porter, 241 \\'. 61st St. Frank Kressel, smith, 551 E. r th st. 39. ► Louis F. Gardner, plumber, 428 E. 16th st. W. H. Brady, clerk, 421 \V. 45th St. 9. Geo. E. Hu]rne, moulder, 772 Eleventh ave. 20. Wm. Armbrecht, hatter, 500 E. t tth st. to. Henry J. Brentano, vender, 410 E. 17th St. Horatio Sands, collector, 416 \V. 44th St. Geo. \V. Adams, examiner, 446 \\'. $5th st. John Ginley, driver, J4F 1:. 10th st. 40. Chas. H. Gardner, painter, 327 E. 24th st, John \V. Billinger, carpenter, 652 Ninth ave. 1O. Jacob F. Aisenbrey, metals, 444 \V. 53d st. 21. Frederick Swager, rigger, 627 E. 11th St. ii.James T. Dolan, machinist, 411 Second ave. 41. Win. J. Matthews, undertaker, 670 Ninth ave. John McGivney, contractor, 502 \V. 55th St. Henry Glattes, plumber, 621 E. Itth st. Edward J. Casey, cutter, 418 F. 18th st. J. 14.liertine, brushes, 456 \V. 47th st. I1. Patrick Ryan, laborer, \V• 56th St. 22. Henry Werner, varnisher, 625 E. 12th St. 457 12. Chas. I-I. Muller, baker, 381 First ave. 42. Jos. Crampton, Jr., clerk, 356 \V. All St. John Schutz, barber, 414 \V. 57th St. William Schmitt, merchandise, 609 E. 12th St. John Cowan, leisure, 343 E. 17th s4. Chas. H. Losee, leisure, 358 W. 48th st. 12. David V. Butler, millwright, 61 West End 23. Samuel Koch, clerk, 207 Avenue B. 13. \V. P. Schen, clerk, 440 E. 16th St. 43.J. VS. Parker, ice, 844 Eighth ave. avenue. Frank P. Faulsticli, cigars, 199 Avenue B. James J. McCabe, printer, 263 First ave. Ed w. N. Hill, clerk, 319 \V. 48th St. Sani'l B. Butler, ironworker, 6i \Vest End 24. Andrew Klarmann, carriagemaker, 6o6 E. Henry 13} mer, musician, 350 E. 23d st. avenue. 14. 44. Chas. T. Jones, broker, 339 W. 50th St. 14th street. Geo. \V. Lush, clerk, 457 Second ave. Abraham S. Jessuran, salesman, 335 W. 13.J ohn Zimmerman, upholsterer, 127 Amster- Charles Utz, tailor, 223 Avenue B. 15. Geo. F. Abendschein, chemist, 325 First ave. 50th St. dam avenue. 25. John Koelpfler, brassworker, 202 Avenue C. Frederic J. Adams, tutor, 310 Second ave. 45. Gen. \V. Cooper, lawyer, 318 \V. 51st st. Valentine Diefenthaleo, music, 136 \V. 67th Michael J. McCarthy, laborer, 702 E. 13th St. 16. E.J. Keating, laborer, 337 E. 14th st. Conrad Alherdt, cigars, 843 Eighth ave. street. John Reilly, railroad, 417 E. 18th st. 45. James Sparks, leisure, 772 Ninth ave. 14. \V m. Dlidgley, agent, 453 \\'. 57th St. Fifteenth Assembly District. 17. \Vin. Dielman, gilder, 301 Avenue C. Ferdinand G. Hoffmann, butcher, 429 W. Louis llayers, clerk, 255 \V. 69th st. 1. L. Henry Jetter, cii armaker, 495 Ninth ave. Peter Rueffer, driver, 288 Avenue A. 48th St. 15. Geo. B. Haines, manufacturer, 251 W. 55th Matthew Turner, clerk; 426 \V. 29th St. r8. John Carisle, porter, 439 E. 19th st. 47. A. Hayward, Jr., stenographer, 314 W. 47th street. 2. Thomas Moore, wood worker, 507 W. 28th Chas. E. Cavanagh, carpenter, 413 19th St. street. Win. Fagen, confectionery, 979 Eighth ave. street. 19. Geo. D. O'Keefe, blacksmith, 346 E. 20th St. John H.Trewhella, clerk, 536 Eleventh ave. 16. Charles Noble, clerk, 219 W. 58th St. Thomas C. Wallace, leisure, 438 \V• 35th St. William Henle, laborer, 503 E. 15th st. 48. John Donnelly, salesman, 425 \V. 46th St. John Howard, moulder, 203 \V. 66th St. 3. Joseph F. Lane, carpenter, 276 V. 43d St. 20.John Hickey, driver, 387First ave. Chas. E. Mott, coal, 307 W. 47th St. r7. Patrick O'Sullivan, clerk, 203 \V. 66th St. Joseph H. Bastedo, painter, 412 \V. J3d St. Christopher Ward, lather, 51 t E. ► 5th St. Geo. Schauherger, caterer, 260 W. 47th St. War. M. Graves, superintendent, 452 W. 58th Geo. E. Austin, clerk, 212 E. 23d St. 49. 4. George E. Tendale, laborer, 561 \V. 29th St. 21. Wm. Gordon, physician, 354 W. 42d st. street. Thomas J. White, rigger, 524 Tenth ave. Theodore A. Moeller, tailor, 202 E. 22d St. 50. R. Al. C. Ewer, real estate, 322 W. 52d St. r8. Louis A. Lallement,trackman, 68 Amsterdam 5. John H. Lucken, real estate, 413 \V. 28th St. 22. Patrick L. Kenney, bookbinder, 320 E. 22d Win. S. Borcher, real estate, 719 Eighth ave. avenue. street. John Turner, clerk, 400 W. 29th st. 51. A, Vennio, clerk, 749 Ninth ave. Joseph Golden, switchman, 68 Amsterdam 6. Charles F. Frost, cigars, 311 \V. 38th st. Edward Reilly, clerk, 319 E. 21St St. Thos. J. Diggs, barber, 257 W. 41st st. avenue. Joseph F. Beglan, lawyer, 232 W. 30th St. 23. Emil Baumeister, shoes, 306 E. 23d st. 52. Samuel H. Bevan, carpenter, 440 W. 48th st. Ig. Geo. D. Schmidt, barber, 209 W. 63d st. 7. Frank Zimmer, brushmaker, 450 \V. 37th St. I-Ierman Prellwitz, clerk, 304 E. 23d St. Thos.H. Stewart, plumber, 641 Eleventh ave. Edward R. Duffy, physician, 125 W. 60th st. John I-i. Harris, leisure, 459 W. 27th st. 24. John H. Mahon, carpenter, 412 E. 23d St. 20. Louis F. Stein, pianomaker, 202 \V. 60th St. S. John W. McGloin, Sr., clerk, 402 \V.3rst st. Thomas J. Coogan, clerk, 301 E. 24th St. Arthur W. Boynton, agent, 216 W. 104th St. James S. Young, clerk, 429 \V. 3oth st. 25. Hugh Cullen, clerk, 426 First ave. Eighteenth Assembly District. 2I. John A. Woodruff, salesman, 100 W. 97th st, 9. Herbert Conklin, clerk, 364 Tenth ave. Jacob Deichelmann, carpenter, 404 E. 25th I. James E. Wren, bricklayer, 321 E. 27th St. Wm. J. Scowcroft, clerk, 83 \V. 9oth St. Philip Ferber, clerk, 446 V. 32d at. street. Abram Brand, cigars, 332 Third ave. 22. Wm. H. Multer, merchandise, 123 Amster. io.Albert WVulfhop, tinsmith, 444 W. 35th St. 26. Arthur E. Moore, musician, 324 E. 24th St. 2. Theo. B. Strich, cigars, 402 Third ave. data ave. George W. Fox, expressman, 502 W. 34th st. Robert S. Willis, carriages, 315 E. 23d St. Nathan Unger, carpenter, 332 Third ave. Park D. Mills, janitor, 210 W. 104th St. 2964 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 28, 1891.

23. Jno. J. Harrison, operator, 103 \V. 9Sth St. 74. Harry B. Van Bueschoten, architect, 531 W. 23. Pat'k McCarthy, plasterer, 989 Madison ave. 55. Robert Friedman, grocer, 223 E. 73d st. Chas. W. Carson, janitor, 425 Columbus ave. 152d St. Sam'l Al. Rosenberg, salesman, 184 E. 75that. \Villiam H. Nicholl,machinist,219 E. 74th st. 24. Chas. 1'. Sanford, lawyer, 210 \\'. 59th st. \\'m. Snook, agent, 411 \V. 156th St. 24. Terence Murphy, driver, Ig E. 76th at. 56. Charles 11. Baxter, clerk, 340 E. 74th St. Geo. W. Law, salesman, 120 W. 61st st. 75•Jas• F. Gowey, switchman, 252 \\'. 143d St. August Mayer, lawyer, 236 E. 78th st. Louis Baldewcin, agent, 319 F. 74th St. 25. G. C. Berthold, cigars, 418 \\'. 55th st. Chas. L. Beale, conductor, 167th et., AV. of 25. \V. Christian, porter, 107 E. 44th st. 57. \\'m. Klapper, photographer, 1291 First ave. John Vordenbaumen, clerk, 9S6 Eighth ave. Loth ave. Henry Al. Ritscher, grocer, S75 Park ave. L. Berg, agent, 315 E. 72c1 St. 26. Theodore E. Senior, undertaker, 163 \V. 76. Silas C. Tappen, conductor, 2574 Eighth ave. 26. Leon Cohen, produce, 825 Seventh ave. 58. Alexander Goodman, clerk, 334 E. loth St. Boulevard. Richard Charlton, painter, 249 \\', 1436 St. Jacob S. Skotzky, tailor, I t3 R'. 46th St. Edward Barnett, express, 167 E. 74th St. Anthony Hubert, merchandise, 50 \V. 65th 27. Harry G. Say, collector, 5o E. 86th St. 59- Julius Solomon, cigarmaker, 226 E. 73d st. street. Thomas Al. Flopkins, clerx, 120 E. 83d St. I'ranci.s G. Cauldwell, machinist, 358 E. 72d Tavent:eth Assembly Die/rid!• street. 27. Robert W. Carter, attendant, 117 E. S4th st. Wm. Henry Armstrong, harnessmaker, 170 I. R. D. \Whitlock, clerk, 433 Lexington ave. 60. Louis \\'olfl-, cigars, 1395 Second ave. W. 64th street. John Osborn, leisure, 146 E. 44th st. Charles Wolff, cigars, 1395 Second ave. John L. Miller, feed, Broadway and 66th st. 2. Chas. F. Anderson, agent, J55 E. 50th st. 61. Adolph Devries, cigars, 349 E. 77th St. 2S. Charles H. Yourell, plasterer, 14S Amster- Twenty-second Assembly District. \C. If. Townsend, broker, 165 E. 49th St. \\'m. Raith, painter, 1353 Second ave. dam ave. 3.Charles Leitz. retired, 32S E. 53d St. I. George W. Little, painter, 12 I. 6otlh St. 62. Abram Strauss, cigars, 330 E. 71st St. Henn- J. Miller, cigarinaker, 164 W. 66th St. Edw-. S.W. Payne, upholsterer, 227 E. 53d W. L. Downs, printer, 10J7 Third ave. Charles fietsch,pharniacist,1325 Second ave. 29. \\'m. 1-I. \Valdreu, shoemaker, 149 Amster- street. 2. Samuel S. Pell, carriages, 152 E. 72d st. 63. Emil Guthman, merchant, 12S7 First ave. darn ave. 4. Luther Wise, insurance, 217 E. 4Sth st. Henry 1I. Ray, carriages, IS2 F. 72d St. Adolph Pincus, cigarnsaker, 333 E. 69th St. Geo. FL Kohl, cigarnlaker, 200 V'. 67tH John F. Larkham, sexton, 313 E. 57th st. 3. Henry Schreier, grocer, 1218 Third ave. 64. Charles Bender, baker, 1306 Second ave. 30. John J. Festger, Jr., lather, 22S W. 67th st. 5. George Hammer, newsdealer, 161 E. 53cI st. Robert Betty, broker, 169 E. 69th st. Stephen '1'. Moen, bookkeeper, 519 E- 83d st. Peter Morris, produce, 244 \\'. 68th st. George ltucklan$, clerk, i6o E. $4th St. 4. Adam Machemer, salesman, 179 F. 75th St. 65. Jacob Jacobs, conductor, 337 E. 69th St. 31. \\'ni. G. Wieland, expressman, 177 houlevard 6. Alfred E. Barrow, varnisher, 1020 Avenue A. Robert S. Brownell, millwright, 186 E. 76th John Johnston, waiter, 312 E. 70th St. Albert L. Iletzer. lurdresser, iSg Amsterdam Otto 11. \Wagner, barber, 16o E. 57th st. street. 66. P4tricic O'Brien, agent, 229 E. 69th st. avenue. 7. Gabriel Nachman, clerk, I29 F.5Sth St. 5. Henry Metzler, cigars, 354 E. S7th St. Jacob A. Lehmann, clerk, 308 E. 73d St. Chas. E. Hutchinson, sexton, 173 \V. Boule- 32. Geo. L. Seniel, clerk, 1636 Avenue A. Louis Roeder, agent, 178 E. 79th et. 67. John Rosenthal, jeweler, J32 E. 65th St. vard. S._Tohn Sohl, packer, 452 E. 58th st. 6. Herman Vanderburgh, clerk, 162 E. Std St. I Iarrison W. AWilson, janitor, 319 E. 65th St. Charles A. I leitz, clerk, iSS Columbus ave. Henry Goldwater, cigars, 4tti E. 5Sth st. John 11. Vanderburgh, clerk, 162 E. 82d St. 65. Louis Marx, painter, 1226 Third ave. J3. Adam Klipper, bartender, 149 Amsterdam g. Chas. C. Niess, Jr., pianomaker, 992 Second 7. Jacob C. Ratzmann, engineer, 165 E. 83d st. Chas. A. Cook, lawyer, t 138 Third ave. avenue. avenue. Morris J. Tableporter, cigars, 1522 Third 69. John J. Kenney, carpenter, 301 E. 631 St. Geo. Kuhn, plumber, 315 R•. 67th St. Albert Brenauer, salesman, 335 E. 50th st. avenue. Louis hrepson, agent, 305 E. 63d st. 34. Tno. 1'. Owens, plumber, 255 _ msterdam ave. 10. Henry Gweifel, Jr., operator, 5069 Second S. Phil. Tal,leporter, cigars, t522 Third ave. 70. Ernest Ruder, barber, 1154 First ave. W. G. Owens, clerk, 2S5 Amsterdam arc. avenue. Robert C. Garland, musician, 167 E. 85th St. Fred. P,en.ler, baker, 13o6 Second ave. 35. Frank A. C. Neemann, clerk, 306 Amsterdam Frank L. lane,, journalist, 319 E. 57th st. 9. Nathaniel \V. Wood, merchant, 122 E. gist 71. J. M. Kohhueier, hardware, 257 E. 61st St. avenue. t I. John B. Halm, butter, 96 First ave. street. Adolph IIindinlang, stationery, 16J9 Ave- John Anderson, milk, Std st. and Western Lehman \Ceil, salesman, 3o9 E. 55th st. James Lievesley, janitor, 53 E. 86th st. nue A. Boulevard, 12. Alexander Mueller, cigars, 943 First ave. io. Heiman Ruble, starter, 114 E. 90th st. 72. Alger A]verson, agent, 226 E. both St. 36. Chas. l.. Thatcher, clerk, 331 West End ave. Hiram Cohen, commission, 321 E. 5Stb St. \V. \V. Newby, accountant, 123 E. 9oth St. 11. F. Melrose, agent, 214 E. 70th st. \Ctn. C. \Cunnenbery, carpenter, 171st st.bet. 13. John T. f[uin1ou, clerk, 244 E. 55th st. it. Frank \Winne, broker, 447 E. SSth St. 73. \\'tn. Adams, clerk, 350 1. 65th st. Tenth and Eleventh ayes. Bruce C. \Vest. printer, 27 Sutton pl. S. A. Bache, clerk, III E. Sgth St. John S. Johnson, carpenter, 305 E. 76th St. Abraham 7sIanheim, bookkeeper, 221 E. 57th 12. Louis 11, Gollack, salesman, Iogt Park ave. Wm. H. Bainton, carpenter, 20! 'mV. toed st. 14. 74. AV'n1. (_. Dudley, railroad, 2J4 E. 85th St. 37. street. John V. Meyers, clerk, 69 E. Stith st. Adolph Guran, cigarmaker, 1626 East End Wm. H. \\'unnenber„ carpenter, 171st St. Maurice De Cries, salesman, 309 E. 56th St. Samuel K. Stearns, painter, 1075 Park ave. bet. Tenth and Eleventh aces. 13. avenue. 15. A\'m. C1- Shaughnessy, clerk. 4ts E. 57th st. \V'n1. H. Post, clerk, 65 E. 86th st. 35. Thos. H. AChelan, salesman. 204 \V. S3d st. M. E. Golde. cigars, 13S E. 5;th st. 14. John \Westervelt, undertaker, 103 E. Stith St. Edw. \V. Moore, exprex>, 4.37 W. Boulevard. 16. John \loranil, grocer. 332 E. 56th st. Martin Biedernlann, cigars, 162 E. 57th st. Twtnt.t-third rlsse,nb/ District. 39. T. F. Shanahan. salesman, oS \V. o5th st. Robt. A. Willis, clerk, 12 River View Terrace. 15. Geo. T. Corson, carpenter, 215 E. 56th St. I. Geo, E. I'sIorev, carpenter, 176 1. 9311 St. John Maguire, laborer. 167th st. and Amster- Michael Kirschener, shoemaker, g6o First Paul G. Barnsweli, broker, 217 E. SSth st. Christian \[oesinger, cigarmaker, 1997 dam ave. 17. avenue. 16. George W. Levie, clerk, 223 E. S7th St. Second ave. 40. Albert Kerber, salesman, 567 Amsterdam Otto Cook, clerk, go3 First ave. Thos. f. Marshall, jeweler, 223 E. 87th :t. i 2. \\'n1. I ainsberg, cigarmaker, Io5 E. 107th St. avenue. IS. Nathan Rosenthal, agent, 316 E. S5th St. t7. D. I. Helfrich, bookkeeper, 1577 Third ave. I llenrs A. I,ewie, broker, 136 E. 105th St. John Gillen, watchman, 432 \V. 58th St. Chas. C. Schulz, printer, 996 Second ave. Thomas L. Truss. clerk, 310 E. Sgth at. 3. John '•Ic\amara, plumber, 2312 First ave. 41. Horato \. Silver. painter, 71 \C. io5th St. tg. John E. McLoughlin, printer, 249 L. 5211 st. IS. Hiram M. Stevens, bookkeeper, 319 F. Stith I. Oppenheimer, clerk, 6o E. 105th st. - Chas. 1'. Martin, 71 .Amsterdam ave. \Villiatrr F. McKenna, bookbinder, 319 E. street. 4. Michael \Wilson, i1runrrner, 1689 'Madison 42. Joseph H. hoyd, agent, St \\. lo2d et. 57th St. John C. Graham, mason, 303 E. 86th st. avenue. Joseph H. Hatch, painter, ioo W. 99th st. 20. Adolph Bar, furrier, 336 E. 52d st. 19.John Vail, clerk, 449 E. SSth at. henry Rosengarten, cigarmaker, 1705 Lex- 43. A. H. Lufburrow, undertaker, 707 Columbus Moritz Jacobson, professor, 334 E. 52d St. Chas. P. Thorp, builder, 417 E. 88th st ington ave. avenue. 2t. Adolph Rolland, notary public, 133 F. 51St St. 20. Anthony \I. Schadt, conductor, 446 E. 88th 5. \\'m. F. Jacobus, cutlery, J42 E. 121st st. Lewis M. Chapman, collector, 3t W. 93,1 St. Joseph Kurtz, casemaker, ioio First ave. street. I Daniel Framback, barber, 2150 Second ave. 44. Geo. \V. Dawson, salesman, S49 Amsterdam 22. Simon Lambert, cigarmaker, 357 E. 5oth St. T. G. AWilkins, cutter, 223 E. S7th st. 6. Ac albert Adler, clerk, 69 E. Io8th St. avenue. Jacob A. Hirschman, salesman, 332 E. 5Sth st. 21. Abram L. Eider, drummer, 430 E. 87th st, Moses Schatznlann, cutter, t5S E. bad St. Louis Cirker, barber, SS9 Columbus ave. 23. Herman Kugler, hardware, 245 E. 124th St. John \V. 'Ferry, Salesman, 542 E. 87th st. 7. Wm. Wesley Jonex, contractor, 1787 Third 45. Max Lewin, barber, 303 W. s_Otli St. Albert Schwab, salesman, 245 E. 5311 st. 22. Samuel Roth, butcher, 513 E. S5t}t st. avenue. George T. 11ssu..merchant, 2307 Eighth ave. 24. Julius E. G. Kroeck, cigars, S6S Third ave. E. Iirotnbermter, salesman, 16J4 Avenue B. Timothy O'Connell, driver, 1702 Third ave. 46. Ernest F. Hillman, clerk, tot \V. 99th St. Hugo W. Tackisch, pianomaker, 1014 First 23. John W. Miller, clerk, 234 E. 86th st. S. Davt l J. Polak, watchman, 4J9 pleasant ave. \\ averly Hatch. designer, 306 W. 12th St. avenue. A. F. Keckei.;sen, bookkeeper, 528 E. Stith St. Alex. Co ,n, cigannaker, 202 F. 112th St. 47. Henry itendoff, stevedore, Igo W. tooth st. 25. Wm. H. I)abbs, painter, J40 E. 49th st. 24. Ben. Harrison, broker, 419 E. 53,1 ,t. 9. \\'n1. J. Costello, leisure, St. Nic,tolas ave., Robert W. Thompson, produce, 229 AV'. 97th \Cm. L. See, Jr., caterer, 86g First ave. Anthony I'Inssop, merchant, 152t l iiirl ave. j bet. 112th and I I3th sts, street. 26. Leon Ulmnan, agent, t5I E. 53d St. 25. George \V. Thorn, insurance, 244 E. 56th St. Eugene II. Mason, turniuue, 106 E. I14th st. 4S. Wit. W. Boyle, painter. S47 Amsterdam ave. Aloes Bauer, painter, 754 First ave. George W. Phillips, conductor, 235 E. 85th ' Io. Vs. H. Dusher, clerk, 154 E. tooth St. Augustus Thatcher, carpenter, SoS Columbus 27. I. Nachman, leisure, 129 E. 58th st. street. Edwardl Mitchell, paper-hanger, 186 E. 104th avenue. John W. Miller, driver, J5S E. 75th st. 26. Samuel Mayer, bookkeeper, 41S E. 85th St. ; street. 49. Gustavus Rehahn, Sr., tinsmith. 226 \\ I Loth 28. John F. Davis, builder, 222 E. 46th St. Chas. F. Jlorgenwick, agent, 52S F. 85th St. I II. Edwin C. A-an~lervoorst, clerk, 310 E. 121st street. Aug. B. Meyer, storekeeper, 805 Second ave. 27. Chas. McMurray, plumber, 506 E. Salt st. j street. \v. L. Sanford, furniture, 141 \V. tooth St. 29. John I'hair, broker, 305 F. 42d St. 1-fenny Mayer, boxmaker, 541 E. S4th st. I3enj. Sussholz, merchant, ISS7 Chird ave. 50. Robert Scott, cigars. S49 Amsterdam ave. Simon A. Sauer, grocer, 1025 Second ave. 28. Edw. Stroppel, guard, 52S E. 54111 st. 12. Thos, L. Cransten, printer, 304 E. t 14tl1 St. James Ferguson, painter, 2IS \V. to4th st. 30. Samuel L. Kern, salesman, 404 E. 51st st. Elias Steinbach, cigarmaker, 1626 East End Henry Sommer, Jr., piano, I19 E. I2oth st. 51. Spencer T. I Iorton, salesman, 52 \\ . 105th st. Charles H.Dalhauser, architect, S46 First ave. avenue. 13. Adam W. Kutzelmann, cigarmaker, 2013 Matthew E. Ilealy, plumber, 566 Columbus 3t. William R-egebauer, grocer, to27 First ave. 29. Frederick Dotzert, painter, 543 E. 84111 at. Second ave. avenue. Frederick Neunteycr, painter, 1014 First ave. Joseph T. Betts, mineral waters, 513 E. 63d \Cm. Rudolph, collector, tglg Third ave. 52. R'm. C. Bixby, clerk, 6S W. Tooth St. 32. Joseph S. Conway, dentist, 222 E. 45th st. street. 14. Frederic Sic rist, clerk, 1701 Madison ave. Chas G. Rau, carpenter, I moth st., Let. Tenth Jacob Keiber, barber, 569 Fir t ave. 30. John K. Forde, conductor, J30 E. 84t11 St. A. Strauss, salesman, toS E. I07th St. ave. and Boulevard. J3. Charles E. Keefe, painter, 247 E. 5211 st. Rudolph :\lthaus, druggist, 1619 Second ave. t5. Francis 13, Wright, clerk, 232 E. io5th st. William J Stein, clerk, 230 E. 47th st. 31. Josiah E. Peterson, carpets, 232 E. 85th et. C. H. Ileaddeu, laborer, 133 1.. tlgtll st. 53. Albert A. Manchester, printer, I t6 W. toad st. , I Thos. S. Kearns. compositor, 2549 Eighth ave. 34. F. C. \V. l'eter~on, printer, 692 Third ave. Isaiah Smalbach, crockery, 1475 Third ave. 16. R-m. E. Carmoly, clerk, 354 E. I 14th st. 54. M.P. B.\-rullaire, real estate, 3~ ~5 \\'.I26th st. Frederick \V. Kroeck, clerk, S6S Third ave, 32. \V. C. Sil-tree, guard, 1457 Thircl ave. I \\'m. \V. Stewart, printer, 137 E. I17111 st. Clarence J. Jeffrey, conductor, 2595 Eighth 35. Paul Newmark. inspector, 773 Second ave. Ilerber S. Downing, clerk, 1o59 Third ave. 17. John S. Earle, agent, ISs E. IoSth St. avenue. Jacob Eiclt, Jr., clerk. 324 E. 43d St. 33. Duncan S. Campbell, carriages, 337 E. 8211 st. Abraham Stork, cigarmaker, 236 E. 107th st. 55. Robert H. Caldwell, conductor, 2472 Eighth Chas. Semsey, Jr., clerk, 413 F. SIst St. IS. E. Ii. Riker, conductor, 241 E. 1 13th St. 34. AV'alter Steinbrecher, clerk, 43.1 E. 83d st. I Daniel J. ['Brim, clerk, 1715 Madison ave. avenue. Twenty-first .4ssc b/I District. Daniel A. Anderson, 1 ookkeeper, 22SS Joseph F. Quirk, clerk, 436 E. Sad st. 19. John I loaner, broker. 2365 Second are. Seventh are. I. Sirnon Flapper, cigars, 713 Seventh ave. 35• MI. II. O'Douoghue, plasterer, 507 E. Sad St. Hugo Slecer, packer, 1727 Lexington ave. 56. George M. Cool, cutter, 22oS Seventh ave. Chas. H. Kelly, clerk, 753 Sixth ave. Gustav AGolf, mason, 416 E. S2scn.len, leisure, 154 \\'. 44th St. Chas. F. Pltuul,, decorator, 277 W. 127th St. 3. Peter S..\lcKenny, railroad, 809 Sixth ave. 37. Iierntan II. Kumtn, furntiture, I5 iS Ave. A. Theodore Schroell, painter, 176 E. I ioth st. 5S. John R. R-,by, plumber, 327 \V. 124th st. \\ illiam \\-ey,ses, barber, 754 Sixth ave. I Ienr_Y Seli,. mnan, a;;ent, 1572 First ave. 22. Joseph Cahill, painter, 2t tG Second ave, Jas. I'. A ollerston, grocer, 2215 Eighth ave. 4. William E. Brown, driver, 126 \V. 50th St. 38. Emil Bernstein, cutter, 340 E. 821 St. Sam'l J. Schaffer, bookbinder, 314 E. rogth St. 59• Jos. H. Sanderson, agent, 275 Vs. 125th St. Ludlow- '-raver, conductor, 763 Sixth ave. Jas. H. Ferclon, merchant, 12S E. 85th at. 23. Peter Schulz, bricklayer, 1989 Second ave. Jesse Cuhberly, painter, 14 AV', 1331 St. 5. William Burnett, Starter, Soq Sixth ave. 39. Louis Herbst, stationery, 1549 Second ave. To.cl,h Weinberger, agent, 236 E. 107th St. 6o. Frank J. Garrison, salesman, 317 \V. 145th st. Fred, A. Smith, operator, 877 Sixth ave. John J.Foley, Jr., clerk, i iS E. S9th St. 24. Raphael Colin, pedler, 181 E. 107tH st. Luman Sherwood, janitor, 267 \Y. 125th St. 6. Otto Iiaust, grocer, 729 `eventh ave. 40. N. R. Langhuff, cigars, 1413 Third are. Timothy Tynan, teamster, 3J7 E. Iogttl st. 7. Henry Kirk, conductor, 163 \V. 4Sth St. Ilenry C.Adee, insurance, 525 F. 82d st. 25. Augustus Schirck, plumber, 2335 First ave. 6i. Geo. \V. Homan, switchman, 233 W. 135th st. 41. H. T. Pratt, clerk, 1654 East End ave. i James B. Stephens, clerk, 2129 Second ave. E. j. Ilalligan, real estate, 2662 Eighth ave. Daniel J. Cleary, clerk, 989 Sixth ave. S. Abiel R. Packard, broker, 147 Louis Gabriel, cigars, 1545 First ave. 26. David More, tobacconist, 1986 Third ave. Chas. Uhlein, Jr., carpenter, II Ith St., near W. 4311 St. 62. John T. Comerford, driver, 157 \\•.51st St. 42. Charles Miller, casemaker, 449 E. Soth st. Joseph I tavis, cigars, 124 E. rogth St. Western Boulevard. 9. Geo. W. Shurragar, clerk, 77 \V. st. Jacob Krause, selector, 312 E. 731 st. 27. AV'tu. Ilandlin, tradesman, i85o Lexington Peter Fitz-,eralrl, laborer, 250 W. I tcth St. casenlaker, 430 E. 80th st, avenue. Geo. T. Addison, tailor, 327 Boulevard. John L. Westervelt, stationer, 927 Sixth ave. 43. Jacob'Miller, 63. to. Ft. 1L llins, Win, F. Powers, plasterer, 430 E. Soth St. Tno. 1I. Frazee, broker, 1699 MadLSon ave. Francis Krimler, cigars, 774 Tenth ave. iale, insurance, 448 Madison ave. John E. Brown, agent, 44 \V. 49th It. 44. Max Elkan, ciaarmal:er, 340 E. 80th St. 28. Charles A. Law, clerk, 251 E. 116th at. 64. Abraham Silber.Stein, clerk, Sto Tenth ave. , broker, 323 E. 79th St. J. W. Johnston, builder, 329 1. 119th st. John S. Sullivan, watchman, 555 \V. I Loth St. II. Charles F. Greene, carpets, 150 \\'. 5zd st. \\-m. H. Goetling William Weeks, carpenter, Ioo \\', 50th St. 45• \\'111.J. McEwen, clerk, 223 E. 78th at. 29. Edward J. McGloin, agent, 62 E. 105th st. 65. Jos. M. Murray, painter, 528 W. 13t.t st. 12. Jas. .5.. Griffith, clerk, 777 'Sixth Ave. Hotel. \\'m. A. Farrell, surgeon, 1509 Second ave. Walter Bogart, bookkeeper, 83 E. I16th St. W. G. MacKay, insurance, 500 \\. 159th st. 11. W. Warner, clerk, I \\'.42d St. 46. \\'m. J. Murphy, painter, 237 E. 78th St. 30. Frank Gates, pianomaker, 127 E. I Loth at. 66. Auc ustus Nathan, printer, go Lawrence St. 13. Nathan Mayer, lawyer, 236 E. 78th St. John B. Decker, bookkeeper, 303 E. 79th St. '.11ich'l J. Fagan, conductor, 2086 Third ave. James B. Pettit, carpenter, 20 Lawrence st. \\'m. Crother, janitor, 947 Sixth ave. 47. Denis J. Marion, tubesetter, 1548 First ave. 31. Isaac Berliner, clerk, 414 E. 114th st. 67. James M. Roscoe, Jr., clerk, 464 \V. 146th St. 14. Frank B. Genin, leisure, 1654 East End ave. Julius J.1landelbaum, cigarmaker, 434 E. Anthony J. Moran, clerk, 165 E. 112th st. Leander D. Osborne, broker, 40() \V. t5othst. Lawrence 1'. Boyle, janitor, Ioi \\'. 53d St. 8311 st. 32. Eugene M. Devoe, printer, 2078 Lexington 68. Marcus Hutchinson, builder. 240 W. 534th St. 15. henry T. Foley, clerk, 564 Lexington ave. 48. Jacob Kohn, salesman, 1455 Avenue A. avenue. Marcus I). Hutchinson, carpenter, 240 W. VanVorst \\'elks, clerk, io8 E. Sad St. John H. Ileckmann, clerk, 1455 Avenue A. Eugene T. Mackin, cigarmaker, 176 E. 114th 134th St. i6. Arthur McGovern, conductor, 877 Sixth ave. 49• M. Mayer, agent, 1519 First ave. street. 69. Frank D. Burke, broker, 314 W. 141st st. \V. D. Carroll, painter, 984 Sixth ave. Theodore Asseng, brushes, 337 E. Both St. 33. W. C. Sullivan, caterer, 123 E. 120th St. W. Jessop, Jr., operator, 873 Columbus ave. 17.Jan1es E. Clark, conductor, 763 Sixth ave. 50. John J. C. Tuers,paper-hanger,24o E. 78th St. Frank l'antossi, leisure, 335 E. 114th St. 70. Thos. F. -Norton, newsdealer, 2747 Tenth ave. S. H. Yates, salesman, III E. 35th St. James McEachren, agent, 1476 'Third ave. 34. Isaac N. Martin, real estate, 307 E. i t2th st. Jotham Osborne, leisure, 409 \1'. 150th st. i8.J. T. Peterson, caterer, 585 Seventh ave. 5t. David Newmark, broker, 333 E. 69th at. Thomas Ryan, plumber, 315 E. I19th St. 71. Samuel H. Berry, laborer, 158th st. and St. E. C. Hinsdale, clerk, 448 Madison ave. Samuel H. Gensler, stationer, 333 E. 69th St. 35. Lewis \icCord, carpenter, 301 E. 113th St. Nicholas ave. 19. Geo. W. Herrman, importer, 135 E. both St. 52. Joseph Berran, cigars, 401 E. 75th st. Charles \V. Horn, clerk, 1752 Madison ave. Charles Fring, cigarmaker, 531's\'. 152d St. Chas. E. Brower, clerk, 564 Park ave. Jacob G. Pries, mason, 312 E. 79th st. 36. John McElwain, carpenter, 1776 Lexington 72. G. R. Thayer, bookkeeper, 510 \\'. 153d st. 20. Wm. S. Sanderson, clerk, 123 E. 63d st. 53. Pat. Chambers, newsdealer, 1448 Second ave. avenue. Edw. J. Irwin, clerk, 2107 Amsterdam ave. 2I. Joseph Joseph, newsdealer, 136 E. 66th st. Rulief W. Cornell, carpenter, 254 E. 74th St. J. St. Clair MacLean, salesman, 72 E. I i9th st 37. Wilson S. Smith, agent, 76 E. I t3th st. 73. James Loomis, gateman, 512 \C• 153d St. 22. John H. Murphy, carpenter, 1003 Sixth ave. 54. Philip Lowenthal, bookkeeper, 235 E. 75th It, Chas. H. Holland, tailor, 450 W. 153d st. George Sanderson, agent, 123 E. 63d st. Francis P. Mahon, clerk, 1431 Second ave. Chas. H. Wilson, sashmaker, 74 E. 513th st. SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. THE CITY RECORD 2965

38. Titus A. ErOoks, clerk, 121 F. I [5th st. 3. Thomas B. Bates, broker, 728 E. 138tl' st. 15.Juseph (;car)', clerk, II \'arick St. io. f Ienry W. Gook, mlriser, 48 Monroe St. A. E. Kurtz, cutter, 137 1:. 1 roth st. John F. Morrissy, mechanic, 730 E. 138!11 St. John II. Rice, bookbinder, 22 Beach St. Henry 1lunaghan, decorator, 174 cherry St. 39• William A. Senior, undertaker, 71 E. I2[st st. 4. John If. Johnston, florist, 445 Willis ave. 16. Richard Mahoney, clerk, 44 North Moore St. II. 1\'illialn J. Tobin, cooper, 53 1lonrue st. Irving Lovelace, butter, 182 E. [oc)th st. Samuel C. Smith, clerk, 56S E. 145th st. Albert I)aggett, expressman, 96 Watt st. Michael McCormick, clerk, 215 ('lint"n st. 40. Jacob F. lien,, barber, 1687 Park ave. 5. Julian A. 'linker, tinsmith, 55o E. 14oth St. 17. Edgar K. \Woods, coulpositor, 48 Jane st. 12. Joseph (2. I3rvan, clerk, [ot 1lenry nt. Chas. F. 111uhlkcr, builder, 129 E. I [4th st. 0. I', Mueller, cigars, 384 Willis ave. Abraham I)eckcr, clerk, 31 IIarrisun St. Bernard Coffey, driver, 342 Jladison st. 41. Joseph F. Byron, clerk, 226 E. io9th st. 6. Vincent Sauter, Jr., carpenter, 677 Courtlautlt 18. Irving Fish, real estate, 15 State .St. 13. Thoulas 1':. McKenna, printer, 93 Henry st. Jacob J. Vogel, janitor, 214 E. i [7th ,t. avenHe. Thomas F. \Iarrmn, conductor, 19 Beach St. 14. I)avid \\'ein6erg, cigars. 69 llivi;iuu st. 42. John Schaefer, newsdealer, t58o Park ave. Chas. F. L. Merrill, real estate, 637 E. 137th tg. John (itiiIfoyle, clerk, 25 Leroy St. John Ring, lesiure, N. E. cor. Cherry and Chas. \V. Little, shoemaker, 141 E. t 14th st. Street. 9latthew hunter, merchandise, 474 Green- Rutgers st-i. 43. Fred'k W. Gooderson, caulker, 217 E. 128th 7. Albert E. Shaw, salesman, 309 Alexander wiclt St. 15. S. Cohen, cutter, 156 E. Broadway. street. avenue. 5ainuel Zepris, druggist, 15 Canal St. James Greer, clerk, 244 E. I17th st. James W. Hyde, painter, 566 E. 156th st. Second Assembltm Dis; riot, t6. \William J. Kearney, caulker, 43 Rutgers st. 44. Henry Metzger, tobacconist, 2197 Second ave 8. J. Clark Wilson, clerk, 588 E. 143(1 St. I. James J. Lynch, agent, 8 Catharine sl. \V'illianl 1 iernan, driver, 42 Rutgers st. Henry Wagner, cigars, 2097 'Third ave. It. Franklin Bernstein, manufacturer, 454 I arry I'halen, porter, 53 Oak St. i 17.01isir A, Denson, clerk, 163 Madison St. 45. Jos. 11. Caulk, engineer, 221 E. 126th St. Slott avenue. 2. Robert J. Jenniegs, clerk, 104 Oliver st. John Connors. trucknlan, 375 Cherry St. Michael Gold, insurance, 158 E. iogth St. 9. Frederick Schaefer, pianos, 51g E. 154th St. Cornelius Cronin, butcher, 53 Cherry st. [S. Justin McCarthy, compoditm ,r, 176 sladison st. 46. August C. Sucker, cigar packer, 446 E. 122d Fred. G. Russell, hookkeeper,534 E. 164th st. 3, John J. Collin,, speculator,35%2 Oak st. :Marcus Iliggius, clerk, 67 Monroe st. street. 10. A. W. l)ri s, clerk, 709 E. 143d St. Jelin J. O'Connell, compositor, 90 New 19. John I. Blake, driver, 172 Madison St. F. Schofield, merchant, t 13 E. I iSth St. Mortimer W. llloseman, pianos, 2724 Third Chamber., St. John l;oyle, labo Cr, 299 henry st. 47• Willis F. Garrison, photographer, 436 E. avenue. 4, I). Corcoran, butcher, 64 Mad icon St. 20. Williaut Watts, deicer, 45 Rutgers St. 117th st. I I. Francis Attinelli, carpenter, 671 E. 145th St. II. Byron, bo, mkbi mum ler, 64 Madison St. lames A. Donegan, lawyer, 41 Rutgers st. George Kuhn, plumber, 179 E. 122(1 St. E. A. hunt, clerk, 705 E. 143d st. 5. Wm. M. Uuwns, insurance, 22 Oliver St. 21. Peter J. seville, caulker, 67 Market st. 48. Jere. Haley, brass finisher, 225 1?. 121St St. 12. Albert Fox, clerk, 954 E. 165th St. Patrick Lyons, ci arivaker, in I lenry St. Lanty Ryan, speculator, 153 Monroe St. George W. Lane, clerk, 326 E. I [8th St. Nathan Lippman, tobacconist, 1139 Union 6. James E. Dobbins, clerk, I [ Madison st. 22. James C. Clark, cicrk, 259 1 ferry St. 49• Louis Binger, Jr., railroad, 75 E. It5th st. avenue. \Vni. F. McKeon, clerk, 49 James St. George Seymour, printer, 266 E. Broadway. Fred'k W. Weller, painter, 2246 First ave. 13. Caspar Ilartmaver, painter, 699 E. ,49th st. 7. Michael J. i1lcCaffrey, undertaker, 79 Oliver 23. harry Ilusch, cleric, 189 I)ivision St. 50. S. Freudenberg, broker, 54 E. 122d st. Louis Riemensclincider, tobacco,737 E. 146th street. 24.Chas.J. \IcArdle, clerk, 37 Dlontgomery st. Edwin I I. Ferguson, merchant, 246 E. t 19th street. John F. Hnnt, clerk, I I Jame; St. Michael \Whalen, laborer, 236 Henry St. street. 14. John Angrick, electrician, 6j4 E. 15oth St. 8. Jeremiah J. Sullivan, clerk, 290 Front St. 25. James F. I) -ugherty, coal, 270 'Madison St. 51. John H. Frank, coal, 2329 First ave. Bernard I1. Joost, engraver, 580 L. I5Ist St. Francis J. Niue, compositor, 264 \Vilham St. John Ilarrington, carpenter, 6o[ Water st. J, J. t pettel, cigars, 2324 Second ave. 15. Edward Kaiser, builder, 553 Courtlandt ave. 9. Patrick I. llnuiey, smith, 20 Cherry St. 26. Joseph JIcl)onalml, clerk, 594 Water St. 52. Stephen Kent, clerk, 246 E. i igth st. Wut. I. Iielun, optician, 553 Cuurtlandt ave. Michael McNamara, clerk, IS Cherry St. John J. \White, laborer, 6o[ Water St. Edward Keys, undertaker, 255 E. i iSth st. 16. James S. Hale, builder, 641 Walton ave. to. I argal J.(;allagher, a;;ent, 124 hoo,evelt St. 27, James J. Dillon, machinist, 366 Cherry st. 53. Henry C. Peters, clerk, 130 E. 121st St. James L. Bush, sexton, 599 Walton ave. John J. Marlow, painter, 23 Cherry st. Theodore Carty, caulker, 72 Pike St. Harry HIazen, con(luctor, 1751 Park ave. 17. Louis Sauter, baker, 677 Courtlandt are. I i. I!dward I. I IeIlernen, printer, 415 Pearl St. 28. Walter I'. Alam Illy, u;l:er, 31 Montgomery st, 54•J• 1'. itluldowney, clerk, 1763 Park ave. Jas. 1I. Reynolds, carpenter, 524 l:. 156th St. Bernard F. Benson, „peratur, 410 Pearl St. \Vin. Ahern, sal estnan, 79 I?. Broadway. Chas. II. Beitel, newspapers, ioS E. 122d st. IS. Fred, Gambel, upholsterer, 667 E. 1534 St. 12. Charles Singer, cigars, 155 Park Row. 29. AV'ilhan, I )non, coupe(, 276 I lenry st. 55.", F. \Nall, clerk, 112 E. 121st St. Louis 131attmann, turner, 573 E. 154th St. R. F. Loftus, clerk, 20 Rose St. I)aniel Collin;, janitor, 29 E. llroadlway. John \V. Van I)einark, real estate, 120 \V. 19. -Nicholas Egbert, painter, 768 CourtIa[tdt ay. 13. James (1'Cunnell, compositor, 232 \V"ilham st, 30. Francis J. Fiiin, telegrapher, 301 Henry st. 127th St. \Vin. IIollinan, pianos, 6S8 E. 155th st. Morris Englander, clerk, [o[ Park Rmnv. 31.'] Ilona, I. U'Itaie, leisure, J30 henry St. 56, James M. Hyde, clerk, 451 E. 12[t st. 20. Albrecht Klug, dry goods, 6i3 Courtlanrlt IS. Patrick J. (,eai Iy, l,ox maker, 528 Pearl St. James Kane, clerk, 345 Madison St. Geo. It. Class, pullisher, 52 W. 134th St. avenue. Bernhard Steu,lel, butcher, 526 Pearl St. 32. Edward (;reene, plunil;er, 420 Cherry I. 57. Chas. E. Spencer, clerk, 73 E. 128111 St. Get). J. Ilofftnan, musician, 2906 Third axe. 15. ACm. II. I lelern,an, printer, 33 Park ,t. \\'tn. J. \Ic:\rdle, deicer, 146 Cherry st. Geo. 11. Bailey, builder, S4 \V. 125th st, 21. Leonard F. 1)ietch, clerk, SoS Courtlandt ay. Andrew F. McNally, cutter, 19 ('ity hall pl. 33. Eugene F. Killvt'ey, clerk, 409 Cherry St. 58. Abraham Jaeger, butter, 39 W. 125th It Robert L. Marren, carpenter, 761 Forest ave. 16. John A. I)atvkins, clerk, 483 I'eari St. \W ill iam \V'bite, hall player, 6ot Water ,t. Frank'I'hompson, machinist, 54 W. 126th St. 22. Lewis C. hake, clerk, 3 103 'Third ave. Jeremiah F. Lyons, printer, J9 Um,tt st. J4. Win. Costell,,, driver, 673 AWater mu. 59. Andrew Milligan, jeweler, 73 E. 124th St. Lawrence Ii. Olney, clerk, 841 Elton ave. 17. Matthew J. Ca lahan, oysterman, iSo Park Uvven JtcUossemi, clerk, i7 I lenry st. Eduard 1Kundrich, clerk, 23 \V. 123d st. 23. T. 1'. Brooker, coat, 83`8 E. [65th st. I~ „v. 6o. Samuel J. \lcl,aughltn, clerk, 21uo l hind ave. Peter I )alv, real estate, 2 'Idler p1. John \Vaters, Sr., machinist, ISo lark Rocv. I'flz .lssel fly District. Frank A. Zeller, tuhacconkt, 223 E. 125th st. 24. (ulius Poljr,ck, Jr., chemist, [069 P,ostonay. 18, (ohs \Icl.anchlin, l,rinter, 12 Chatham sq. I. Michael Murray, clerk, 327 AV, II, mu'.ton St. 6t. Veiny K. I.wtd. cutter, 42.; Pleasant ave. I L G. McClelland, painter, 847 r;. 165th st. Bernard Gaz,ola, printer, 85 and go Park .,t. John A\heck(, a ricer, 333 A\. 11,nston St. \V'al. If. ,l,tt, real estate, 411 1;. t2,;rl st. 25. W. II. Brush, real estate, 1331 Franklin ave. 19. Philip Simon, merchant, 55 M„tt st. 2. l.iobert V'ich„lis, dealer, 249 Ilttmison St. 62. John l. l Turin t m, cullectur, 2.17 1. [2211 st. (;c~,. AV'. Stril>lin„ painter, 701 E. 16211 st. James A. M,-Nlaltnn, printer, 12S I.ennard st. (msepll H. Redican, cutter, 13 l.ennvicl< st. \\'. A. 1'riwlic, carpenter, 228 J. 114th st. 26, Thms.'II. \\'. Miner, manufacturer, I 15 For- 20.Anthr,uy \foriuelli, elcrk, 46 Mull merry st. 3. J„h ❑ t'ichullet, fruit, :65 Sprit g st. 63.11e.. I':. Layman, Jr., lawyer, 400 1?. 125th est ave. tsenin F.pucul,e, foreman, 46 \lull,crry st. \\'I][- I. -1n lersnn, I,ainter, 34 Rentcick ;t. street. John E. iiar-t„ty, reporter, I 02 1'n ion ave. 21. Ge„rgc I. I irmshy, clerk, 152 hemntarmll st. 4. Georg- I;randon, clerk, 1St ]iroomemu. 11. 13. McAllister, salesman, 362 E. [21st st. 27. Sim"nt hit puttsteiner, nc%vsdealer, 3603 'Lhm,tuas I. l all„» , surcem,n, it Kn„sevclt st. Leopold (;m,xlinsl:i, I,arl,er, 471 Canal st. 64. I leery Schiffcl, grocer, 2354 First ave. Third ave. 22. Jahn J. Sullicau, clerk, 432 Pearl St. 5. (oseph .\.I -uinn, clerk, 512 19rm,one S. Thcncore A. Ilyde, ex pre. ;imu, 451 E. 121St 1lasklin C. Baker, engineer, to.i7 U niun ace. I;cnjaulin \l.tivcr, cleric, 90 1'.lm St. 'Chuiva.; l;reunau, clerk, IS (;rand St. street. 28. Saul Uppcnhciiu, Iturycr, 1405 Franklin 23. George \\. heck. machinist, I IS Centre t. 6. Charle; F. hall, clerk, J5 I )m Iniuicl: Sm. 65. Chas. Crawford, clerk, 4}4 E. 122,1 St. avenue. [ereuiuisli J. `ullimamu, porter, 2 Franklin st. (;co..-1. 1bnnme, printer, 117 \'arick et. E. V. (raham, railroad, 2mtm3 Second ace. T,,;. 1V'eill, salesman, 542 I. 153d St. 24. Frank 1'. Cunuvay, cutter, 128 I.eunar mum , rul,fer, 16g 5Iull ,err)' St, 12. Ed-sarl I- . \e tin, tarnish,-(, 28 \'aumtani st. Henry E. ketnert, cutter, 210 1:. 126th St. a%enue, 5. Ju;, I:. Rush, cutter, 377 liruonle st. John L."eulan, p,rtvr, [oy llmarlm11 .t. 72. Iverson W. Knapp, hotel, [ Ib Y. 12StII st. 33. Sanutei T. Pinckney, Jr., electrician, 1963 slichl. . I River, clerk, 20 l luwanl -t. 13,,tolln II. NI't,mmmuan, clerk, 3m) Bing st. William T. Lance, lumber, 121 1-'. 125th st. \VashiuLton ave. 6. John Ilan :utv, dry goods, 175 r;lnl st. \lichamml (Teary, crockery, -,21 I limh-.mmii st. 73• AV. II. O']irieu, clerk, 16S7 Park ave. Chas. E. Funtcr, I,eltniaker, 1556 \I'ashing- Charles Ila,:y:u[v, tcatchnian, 164 Ilium st. 14. L'atricl: AV';il.!t, clerk, I'm[ \V'. Il„u-!,,n St. 'Chus. (t. Arden, cot le. tot-, 66 E. 1281It st. tun ave. 7. Jas, J. Nl(Uunnell, manufacturer, 11)5 \Iottst. John C. Il th, clerk, [ 71) W. I G ,usu,n st. 74•John I). I1„taling, dealer, 66 E. 128111 -t. 34. `amucl it. Pierce. mason, 1965 Boston road. 105eph .Aliana, clerk, 23 A tar i"al .,t. 15. Jmmlin J. Iisvver, boolkkeel,cr, 66 Charlton St. Chat le: A. Win tell, lawyer, 126 E. 128th St. Iran k l;illct, carpenter, 1903 \ y,e ave. S. Jahn J. U'I;rien, mtriimiu, 22S Hutt st. 1'.. I. I t, muhn, ph%,ici;u,, 129 V1. I lnastmme at, 75. AV'. S. 1­" %N ""ll, manufacturer, 324 Lenox 35. "Thomas F. Kelaher, broker, 2060 Bat hcate Michael I. Kelly, frame maker, IS[ Mott St. 16. luhn F. Fallen, ,loser, 147 hhmmmp.mmmi .,t. avenue, a venue. 9. AIathcw J. Murray, clerk, 1; Bond St. C. U. Iloletmler, luruitwe. 157 Th„n,psm,n St. I )aiiie] J. AWilson, florist, 2274 Seventh ave. \\'ta. I). Clarke, hardware, 735 E. 177th t. John Kessler, jcttc'.er, 157 Clizabethst. 17. John II. ('avaguarmm, machinist, 34 ;Sin, it. 76. Lionel jacger, salesman, 29 AV. I25tlt St. 36. AVc,lct Nichols, bat her, IS.}tlt St. and Third [o. I rank Tistle, gil,ler, 242 Mulberry St. I,mlin Mauro, tnncygo, >ds, 536 I;roome st. Samuel \lcCauunall, broker, 49 L. I2Stlt st. auntie. Jinni 1locno, clerk, 245 Mulberry St. IS. I"hn Horan. h:u•tettmlcu, 177 Spring St. 77. Julio hitzgerald, real c-tatc, $6 \V. 1J4t11 St. James J. Smith, watch man, Pelham ave. I1.._Iohn \Ic:Adanis, mu,ician, 57 `Fong St. (_Iiri;tian .A.Stegner, conductor, 9,)'1'homp- Richard T.:1,lnnau, painter, 227 L. 126th st. 37. Chas. :(. Grass, clerk, 2.84 \Inrris ave. Patrick Donovan, mhumvei, 61 .\latlotI St. Son St. 78, John It. Simpson, broker, 45 AV'. 1266th st. Ifu Ii 1F. ];urns, pl sun l.er, 177th ,t. nr. Jerome 12, A1 m. II. AIangin, clerk, 2S5 Jlntt st. 19. Eugene i'm ,cacei, cutter, 26 Clark ,t. Roht. V. Mackey, builder, icS E. 127th ,t. avenue. J„hn J.(,tttinn, ma.nn, 303 )fail'cur)' ,t. 1)arid Itrizzol.tra, cigarmaker, 6t Sullivan st. 79• Jas. M. Udell, livery stable, [05 \V. 129th St. 35. Ashel \V. Soot1tunrib, jeweler, Powell pl„ 13. lame; F. Mitchell, driver, 245 1'lizahetlt st'. 20. Augfm I . IIm,ppe, carver, 53 Sullivan St. N. R. 13unce, Sr., railroad, [58 E. 129111 St. .\G.>rris I luck. (;ilhert 1'. JIr( arthy, laborer, 242 )G,tt it. John I;aucr, carver, 46 Gc.ntd St. So. Pell 7'. I)yckntan, clerk, 510 L. 121st ;t. Phi lip II. Berrian, broker, 2,'0I Ryer ave. 14, \\ iiu. l'Rormitoiu, clerk, 21 I'iiuirmi -t. 21. (;eorf;e W. (base, clerk, 262 Spring st. I?,lward 1C Teller, I,rol:cr, Io[ W. 133m1 >t. 39. \\"ilhatu II. Cronin, cuu,luct,'r, Bailey a\e. I3eiij. F. lush, clerk, 205 Grand at. Frederick I;raiser, printer, 54.4 Him iuimic St. St. Abraham L. Cuttrell, hraketnan, 21S E. 126th J. G. Stephens, agent, 2444 Tichuut ave. 15. l:,lw. I). I-uung, licer"V, 302 Mott -t. 22, I. In and ICclly. sale,marn, I I t 1;. 12th st. street. .lo. AV'm. F.. Garrett, laborer, AVoocIlatvu. \\-m. i I. Bracken, can,ly maker, 3061 Mott Abraham L. hret-, clerk, 122 1Iteecker st. Thendure Rudinger, painter, Olin ave., Peter C. Ester, merchant, 19 W. ,35th st. strict. 23.'l'humas Ir. Iluglres, clerk, 154 lileemher St. south site. [6. Henry King, clerk, 356 Bowery, 1. 11. Gaussnlann, porter, I to \\'. Ilouston st. 41. AVm. C. 11erriott, phi mber, Kiugshridge. 24, Joseph Brock, driver, 87 A1acctmmu ,at et. Trcme,z ' Jmmurth .4sae nW), IDistrrct. Edw. Ii. Egan, case maker, 234 Mulberry St. William J. Holmes, leisure, Kingsbrid•,e. 17. F. J. Seymour, clerk, 39 E. 4th st. _Augu-t liiteuhenz, expressman, 87 Alacdou_ i. James B. Peck, merchant, 605 E. [39th st. 42. Edmund B. Lewis, pattern maker, Spuyten Richar i Watson, clerk, 673 I:, toth st. gal St. F. G. Luckey, Jr., conductor, 147 Lincoln I)usvil. t8. \\'alter I Iartley, hartenller, 125 E. t Ith st. avenue. William 1I. Gall, moulder, Spuyten I)uyvil. _morose E. Hayes, repurtcr, 138 Crosby St. .)i.rth Assemmft' District. 2. Simon J. Clark, clerk, 6oS E. 136th St. 43._A.ugustusI.etvis, moulder, ]1inl;on Park. 19. Lmltc. I. Skelly, painter, 149 4th aye. I. Frank Ro,mey, laborer, 6 Jackson ,t. Walter Van I)rden, oysters, 632 E. 139th St. 1 Thomas Atthur, Jr., laborer, Iludson Park. Frank C. Keillc, undertaker, 76 3r1 ave, Jeremiah J. Ford, typesetter, 324 MLmroe st, Resolved, That the list herewith submitted and marked '' C,'' containing the names luermumm- 20. \I. \\'eyinanu, real estate, 145 E. 16th st. 2. [gees Owens, charcoal, 410 Cherry ,t. foie pol,li;he(I as being under consideration for Inspectors of Election on behalf of the I)e(nocratic Josiah (,)uincy, insurance, 20 Lrt-mug p1. 3, George J. Kenny, cutter, 13 Lewis st. party in and for the several Asscmldy Districts of the City and County of New York, and 21. Geor e 11cl lu,gh, bookkeeper, 117 1.. iSth st. I). I)inecn, clerk, 2 Broome st. no ol>jectirros thereto having been made, the said list he approved, and the persons so named be Chas. Anderson, janit,lr, 196 3r1 ave. 4. Charles F. McCarthy, bartender, 323 I)e- selected and appointed as such In,pecturs ; that said list he ordered oil tile to the Bureau of Flee- 22. I)aniel F. Burke, clerk, 212.lizal,eth St. lancey street. tions, and the Chief of the Moreau directed to issue the necessary notices to =aid persons. Joseph J. Cullen, driver, 50 Marion I. Jacob l;rodbeck, bartender, 25 I;ruome St. 23. Alonzo A. Marr, sale>tuan, 52 l .loth St. 5, Henry Jacobs, painter, 65 Jlaugin It, I)E\IOCRATIC. \Vni. G. `Tompkins, agent, 42 F., loth St. 6. Peter Johnson, fruit dealer, go Goerck st. Francis 1. Archer, clerk, 320 I)elaneey St. First 4ssem,56, District. 8. 1I. It. Murphy, telegrapher, 147 Greenwich Fourth .tsscmhl)m District. 7. Peter Hear, driver, 44 Lessis st. I. John G. Mulligan, confectionery, 132 Broad street. 1. William J. Shaw, clerk, 32 Market st. Thomas Pettit, punter, 44 13ro0me ;t. street. Richard J. Cody, clerk, 102 Cedar St. Jacob Brown, clerk, 22 1':. Broadway-. S. Morris \V~eisberg, salesman, 222 I)ivision St. Thomas H. Ituckley, clerk, 12 State St. 9.'1'homas V. Liebers, expresstnan, 141 \Nash. 2.John Ilerley, clerk, 310 Madison St. William T. Kavanagh, plumber, 65 Man- 2. Thorl:as F. Farrell, janitor, 63 Will St. ington St. Themes Cody, lawyer, 25 1lontgoniery st. gin street. Thomas J. Connors, janitor, [ 12 Nall st. James F. Kenny, porter, 71 Nassau St. 3. Patrick F. heating, conductor, 272 Cherry st. 9. Thos. j. Smith, driver, 31 \fangin st. 3, Mortimer I.. Sullivan, fish, 206 Front St. to. Jolnt I)wyer, poultry, 126 West ;t. Michael )lullally, clerk, 71 Monroe St. Will. F. Buckley, clerk, 56 Lewis St. Eugene C. 7itulhern, printer, 141 Fulton st. Daniel Mahoney, coal, 129 Liberty St. 4. John Astle, printer, 131 Cherry St. to. David A. Vats Udder, cigars, 55 Cannon St. 4, Al. F. 1'aradine, journalist, 12 State st. I[. Paul J. Cudulore, driver, 73 1teach st, Eugene Sheridan, cleric, 206 Madison st. .fatties J. Clark, joiner, 59 Columbia St. Michael Levy, clerk, 29 State St. Marks Fallon, cigars, 186 West St. 5. John J. Richardson, messenger, 46 Monroe St. II. foseplt F. Kenyon, gilder, 13 Lewis St. 5. Christopher J. Para

15. l.oui, Raphael, tailor, 59 Sheriff St. 16. I leery Rommel,Jr.,rcal estate,149 Forsyth st. 19. Fretl. l\'ohlers, grocer, 416 Sixth st. 19. Philip Boerehel, painter, 351 F. loth st. 'hhotuas F. Cahill, Sr., clerk, 5o Jackson St. I.ottis Verun, engineer, ioS Eldridge st. Ernst Schnackenherg, printer, 434 Sixth. St. I1. Stcaub, driver, 626 E. i ith at. 16. Edward F. Day, clerk, 4p Pitt st. 17. Elmer Fl. Norman, clerk, 40 1)elancey st. 20. Frank Ellcnhast, dresenlaking, 432 Sixth st. 20. George A. Negler, hurter. 351 E. loth St. IIairy \Gagner, dri\'er, 47 Pitt It. Joseph Fisher, barber, 65 Forsyth St. I leery Schauer, designer, 409 E. 5th st. 1). Russell l lolland, tncrchant, 36S E. ioth st. 17. Daniel I. I.oane, rnachinist, 124 Broome St. IS. I>avil Epstein, furniture, 99 Essex St. 21. Richard G: venter, hunkseller, 410 Fifth it. 21. John May, Jr'., packer, 3110 E. 8th st. •Ch,.mas J. Bradley, lawyer, 34 Pitt St. Geo. A. neither, cases, 146 N,,rinik st. Frederick 1 ricke, agent, 541 .'first ave. I)avi,l ('arc, grocer, 61g 1.9th st. IS. Luis Steinthal, cleric, .}15 (iraudst. 19.:\tlaIll Sclinudlein, upholsterer, 24 Rivington 22. \1'nl. Reinter, baker, 114 F..Ith St. 22. John C. Alayforth, delicacies, 307 Eighth st. Alex. Roseu,tcin, clerk, 249 Dulanccv St. street. I lulius Iloclt, c,m11 sitar, 333 Fifth It, .'Siicll'l Bauer, Stationery, 644 F. 9111 St. 19.1tenj.1\'ade, driver, 1Sc)I)elancey st. S. F. Altman, clerk, 57 Rivington st. 23. 1lenry G. I'opken, Salesman, 55 Avenue A. 23. (;uu. P. Finegan, bookkeeper, 304 Eighth It. \V'm. Fitipatrick, type founder, S. Ridge st. 20. I red'I \\'. Paddock, clerk. or IJester St. Anthony N asst auill, clerk, 16b E. 4th St. flax Sclicucr, merchant, 027 Sixth St. 20.1 our; I -ack-, driver, 175 Itruonte st. ti:un'I I n f er, ventilators, ; 1 Eldridge It 24. Charles F. ScIiult, broker, 124 Scc nd st. 24. 1us. I,..1lirhael-son, Importer, 9) Avenue C. \V- m. dent/, peddler, i5 Atturnev st. 21. Fred'k tick t an, leather, 131) Forsyth st. 1,llc. 1. I lom,huc, clerk. S5 1:. 3d sL harry Frey, clerk, 635 Sixth St. 21.AV'nl. SjNa. uwrbreli.a Maker, IS Hester St. Bernard Reicll, restaurant, 50 Lssex St. 25. `,a III ucl c1 1155. cigars, 107 Second st. 25.Jacol, 1•'eocMrcaeger, clerk, 321 E. 4th st. T:.mes 1. 1)cvlin, t ult. rapher, 5SS (rand St. 22. Fred. Stillwag, barter. 107 .\llcn .It. hiders Harbor.. er, bo ,le kceper, I Ave. A. Jacob ICrla, painter, S3 A''cnne C. 22. ~:eu. F. (avana~h, brttshmnker, S2 Aorf,lk I1. Goodman, ciallI , 51 Ludlow st. 26. C ha-. Pfaff, I,rinter, 14S 1?. Mauston St. 26. Isaac liken, clerk, 77 :\venue ii. Adam Gehrlein, cotter, 265 E.4th st. -street. 23. Philip 'I'al>ias, musician, ioS Allen st. 1-'red. 11. AV'cis<, carver. 1,;2 E. l luu,ton St, henry levy, printer, 155 Delancey st. Ale. M. Lewin, clerk, 11 2 1•lesex st. 27.'I'heo,lore Batt, janitor, 30 First St. 27, JIcnlce hnc~ucr, hardware, 43 A\'enue B. 25. fete, P. \larkey, ,,inter, 117 Clinton :t. 24. land Ilavican, clerk, io2 1lester st. William KKru..er, rooter, 52 First St. Max ilanhcinler, clerk, Accrue C. ( ,eo. 1 , \\ IIit %voIt11, cIeIk, 1 t 3 ('Iitttnn st. Abe. Frank, leisure, I 2 Orchard st. 28. Peter Ilatt, driver, 167 I;. 4th t st. 28. Ceo. I I. "shell, cigars, 27 Avenue II. 24. Israel R„srnher„ painter, ;S Clinton St. 25. John F. Corcoran, cutter, 12S Rivington st. (;cnrge IV. I leihspi, driver, 56 Second St. George \lartin, cutter, 256 1':3d st. lied,. F. loch. s,l'esman, 25o 1 liv i-ion st. I ). Ft:ank, clerk. I 2 S I_)rcli.srd st. 29. II. 'truel , r, .aluon-I:ceper, 59 First ave. 29. J.'cIonbcitucr, printer, 217 Second St. 23. ( harle- 1chr.unnt, bard er, S7 Pitt st. l Iernlatl G. Meter, clerk, 92 L. 4111 St. Joseph ',chlt'artz, buukkeej,er, 295 1. Il,nts- Max Mavis. cig:trs. O Pitt s .Vii/F AssemiIT District. 30. Samuel \\euk , Iu)Y ,tlre, 10; I?. 4th st. tn St. 26. K~ber:Iflrrld~l1, clerk, 16q I)e1incel It. I. ( . 1. Lerner, harness, 61S Greenwich St. I lenry 1. ornlann. in h'tnnrnts, y7 l ..}th •t. lames 1..1;tn-kc. I ,rintrr, 414 A1:l1Ii-un St. Jas. (airoll, carpenter, 50) 61eciovich st. 31.A!ulr t, \liller. tailor, 3221) 1211111 It. 77tirte,°xtl'i ,Issembli, District. 27. \lases Aul:-es, clerk. 2711 Stanton st. 2, John F. Clcarv, eluiker, 6 Clarke n st. ('hri~ty' Rccl>, p,di,hcr, 337 Fifth ;t. 1. \Iathcll .1. Reilly, g:lslittcr, 435 W. 16th! ,t. I nm,fi S~hot;cld. l)aker, 560 Grind It. Francis O'l;ricn, agent. 26 Cornelia st. 32..11lx rt liulncusten el,sLltini cry, 342 Sixth st Tlunnas I. I-rcmlsifin, l,uttling, 42t II . 10111 st. 26. "1hru.l~ r, F. hiller, cutter. S,- Colunlhia St. 3. lames I),,herty, clerk. 4, l.erov ,t. William l:,S lr)ton, l i lltrr, 3oS ',xth st. 2, J. Nc\ie;c• ice, 450 A1'. 17th st. T ,!m I.nhrs. saleanan, S,- C •lnml,ia s t. Joseph l'. t>'\rid, c lnlsitr, I t I Bedford St. 33. ('ha:. II. Kat,ch, cugrarcr, 311 Sixth st. 111'c 1 (. I\ui ht, p:lelccr, 142 'Perth a'e. ^u. l n leriitr Eekrhit.ot. nA,Lo, ,-)2 (doiuyia nt, 4.I;ernard slel=arl.m,l, cictk. to 1 >I0IIIIlg ..t. rho, lllil itr.cr shcm.tl:cr, 104 Second ave. 3. \\iilia 1I \\'right, 0ildcr, .117 \\". 18111 St. l r.tnk._ Butler, uiereifiaut. ;'o ;:and st. l rank I. l ,radly', mason, 626 -.i\tlt as e. 34. James AI. Ilaces, Agee„ ti; 1.. lilt et. (;c)r-c II right, clerk, 417 AV. ISth st, 3o. (c rat I Reuse. L1gnie.. 7o\lau in 5. 1 'hn 1\'ar,]. clerk. 23 llelIlatd ,t. llelu v II . Iel"e, cu ,:, 121 First ace. 4, 1. \L'1'!Ain,r, clerk, 205 \V. 17111 St. -\1-,x. \1st ouii h, Clerk, 50\ (,ran,l;t. E %%._1.(:arolan.earn ,, 1') Carmine st. 35. Ili-..1.. lied , 'Id, ,lcsigner, 14 't. \lark': 1'1. TLu ..1. I>L)tfie• run,i1tet,)r, 132 Eighth as-c. , 6. mdse J. Pct, l-rintrr, 17 ; II .4111 It. alen: 1.1. l urtuan.in;cct lnnldrr, r) "l'itirl is 5.Juhn J. 1'hintrett, ul,hs lsterer, 22o IV. ISth.t. S.z•,nth _issvat/i i)istricf. I)au'l F. McCann, n'uck!nan, 727 Greenwich 31_u 12. South, lhr:utt i, 2 hall Ill. lame, \Icintce, driver, 253 \\ 17th st. Paul \\ itti II, IIni+Let, 40 .erenth It. 6. Philip F. I )dwell, deliver, 21S IV. 2211 ,t. 1. E 1 I.. lie zer, cleric, to \\'. •, l . a reel. 3S 'its st. Jai115 W. I lacer, :,gCnt,.349 \\. 1711 It. Jon l_ utl ti. n-tau! ,• \V. ;1 a. 7. 1 111 I. Iliggit:s. clerk. 103 Leroy 37. I-11I1 J.0 ! it'gtclluiIan. ^_ Merry F. li ehn, painter, 214 Sixth st. 7. John J. ll.gv, cluck, . tuo \1. 17111 -I- 2. \\:t. (.M 1k, p:alts . nth<,•n St. S. l atria k 1 . (I'Nei!l, clerk, 12 l.cr, v st• Luis lie-tetca,tel, g,eil1, 367 l;,tlery. S. l'rter I. c11',-y, clerk, 420 IV. 19111 I. 3. I:. (._1ar l , r., . e.l:. ,,; tIa(cl al>t. jhn 1. Heu•!rick5, clerk, 14 Acne. .t. Lewis Rhein. clerk, 14 tires u I ,t. lames J. I );llv, tAIIN , 447 ' 2 AV'. t 7th st. \\• r;. ll. hrtlrl, 19) Blccckcr 9.1110. Al.'l aylor, agent. 12 !untcree ..t. 39. Nathan IIrieaer, I1ute'hcr. 35 Sec, inl st. 9. Eugene J. sIciccau, clerk, 447 AI'. 19th .t. trcxi. (_l as. C,vctnau, l,iliuter, I4S W. I 1 11 It. 40. to. 1„l1n 6. Belly, c•crk, 44'2 l[,,rton St. Jos. Lelvv, clerk, 20 iser.,ud ave. iut n horn, t.tilor, 157 \inti 1s-. .4 t ..ale F. I;euelict, cler':. 142 \V.4t'.i .t. Io. A. 1 ). \\ ur leiilykr, l kkceper, 351 1'.. 19t11 .:nuc. l;tttenl e cle:1<, 2U t ..Sth ave. lames )lurrac, lacer. u5 \lurtcnt ci. Street. 5. l:.:1. I Iar:is ,n. ruler, S3 \\ .\\ a 1iiugtun p;. It. Ja,. I1, Kavanagh, expre><. ioS Christopher Ehvcnti .-Iss:'m/'r Ufis'nc', street. I I. \\'m. F. I lanlcv, ,deck, 220 IV. 19th St. . 11..\rLtel, clerk, 6,; W. r,th St. 1. Chas. 1:. fetter, clerk, I iu E. t23d ct. John tiiml„uu, clerk, 307 IV. 2511 et. (. Tjrscv, 1.;. Toat. fir., cirri:, 4_ GBrt1st p'.. 1)elnucv I I. Fonda, clerk. 17 Grove St. F. ahnston, clerk, t 15 W. 122.1 .t. I 1. James 1'. Cofeev, clerk, 647 Greenwich st. 12. Patrick I•.I )YConneli, clerk, 261 W. tgth St. jug ,. F. I •,:.ui, rlctk. ;S Charles st. 2.1 .Im 1'.II,,~~m, clerk, 254 II. 34111 .t. ci,ian 11 lied„'n st. , `Thomas 1. Powers, hricl:layvr, 252 W. 20th st. ;.Ikni, McI).,er,ei . cleric. o2 tt\th ave. .1 061: 1. I ola!1d, h ) , , l) utiel M. 1)onocan, painter. 140 II. 2StII It 13. 11v. (>'Br:en, c,V. termaii, ('33 Greenwich St. 13. James I I \e!I1, tailor, 207 \I. 20th .t. Tam,) i• ullaan, clerk, t t ; Clinton I-,,!. 3. Jelin P. Steve, s, ,r. cullect,r, 399 fhirI ave. \1". S. II illtu:nt, clerk, 31 ; II. _5111 ,t. .:\::; . o T.\Ic`lI dlcn,,a. t. ani: r, ;ehoui 47, Thomas'[i v, driver, 7 Cornelia 1'red'k J. \I0Guiru, carver, t~O4 Dist, ave. 14. H. S. Bind ail, -alesmmcu, 67 ferry St. 14. `l"honlas I`, 1)aly, clerk, 3 t 5 II. 20th .,t. h. t th . t. 4. Em!1 1). Prato, barber, 135 IV 2Sth St. I'eter J. (arvey, clerk, 349 \V. 17th .,t. lu1'.0 i' nu. porter, t I Union court John C,nnor, driver, 64S Greenlcich st, II III. Csriiug, dykeI, 455 1 si III ave. 15. "I'll-11As F. hark)', illueiper, 1S7 Ainth Ave. g. \v. 15. 1 l v. I. I )ausc h, bard er, 670 Washington st. AV`tli, restaurant, 124 Sixth arcs. 5. Lotus Stern, cigarn~aker, 413 1•uurth ave. I:dw. 1. d'o'e)', plunller, 31) \\ , 25111 st. s. II.L arse, a,ent, ;I Seventh ale. \IitIiacl If.I 'lie lan, Salesman, Ito I.eroy St. E'dx%anl 1.l>'I)ea, clerk, 305 \\". tii,th st. Itl.luseph Ilave=, clerk, g Tunes st. 16. George W. It ac, cook, 21 t Tenth are. 10. Tho:. l 'ILI. agent, 20 E. t;t'.1 St. 6. Andrew I lartnlauu, machinist. 145 \\". 31st j 0111 1. Italy, I rust er, 267 Tenth arc. It. \\- u. F. Burke, plied:! er, .34 1\". t tl: t. J Julie I.I)ur,n, con d uctor, 121 Barrow -t. street. 17. I'lie,,A,,ic I!enike, t,r-,kc-r, 252 I. 127th st. 1 er! :l'rd F. \]chewer, pL:on'.ic:. 40 \\. 13111 17.1-Ienry Simpson. sexton, ;02 Pleecker ,t. John E. 1.aurena•, collector, 144 \1". 31st St. Cornelius Ilullanrl, clerk. iS4 W. lotl! st. Chas. If. %lil e , wei_;her, 34S \\', 17t11 .St. Street. 7• George I. liens, caterer, Putnam I1 use. IS. John \ici?ya.\, nlech:uiic, .164 Nitnh axe. , railroad. S5 Sixth ave. IS. Chas. F. f)P,rlge, clerk, 3;3 II. I tth st. 12.I'.i••c._J.Il:lve, R. It All lelSou, cleric. 31st St. aui l Fourth John I In,hcs, clerk, W. 21,t St. I.,a.t- C. I.chrs, real estate, 141 Waverly pl. lance: F. NIc\eary, driver, 686 (:reemwieh St. J. 337 ave., Westchester Il,ntse. Ig. Harry 1. Devlin, clerk, 255 Ninth arc. 13.t'harirs L~_~~, clerk, i I I Clinton p1. Ig.,los. A. Moss, carpenter, 71c (- ltarles st. S. Albert W. 1 lashner, cigartnaker, 257 Seventh 1'hos. McFadden, conductor, 356 Bleecker St. Ede aril Sinith, furenian, got W. 22c1 st. lac>L J. ];o. ert, clerk, 36 Charles st. avenue. 20. Tames M. Collins, druggist. ;76 Hudson st. 20. Oscar Y. iialicuck, clerk, 273 W. 2211 ,t. 14. la:11e, 1. Toner, )ten ,grapher, 3 Patches pl. Frank I.Mc(;uire, clerk, 664 Sixth ave. '1"hos. I'. \\'a 'd musician, 319 W. 20th! ,t. Is lac 11. Parker, iijuors, 2S Gree:t vichave. Walter E. \Warren, clerk. 232 IV. Ioth st. ). William Cutler, J r., hanger, 159 IV. 27tH St. 2I.'Ynen.vs 1- . Rd iv, clerk, 236 clentl, ave. 15. Jo,i~!1 1'. t. arroll, expressman, 49 Christopher 21. Tattles R. Drown, painter. 24 Barrow St. II. S. 1IlII, uph,L,tercr, 143 \\'.27th st. henry \\'elf, Jr. driver, 343 II. 12th st. James "I', Alouuey, clerk. 226 Seventh ave. street. 10. Bernard Frei, lrich, shocnl:tker. 145 AV'. 31st hurry hart, ,driver, 1)5 I'erry It, 22. .Arthur :Almuty, painter, 130 AV". '25th .ct. Joseph T. Ferrel, driver, I IS Clinton pl. 22. ,trcct. 4th st. fames Ilroan, expru,sman, 123 \1".2-Ith St. 16. l cl': l lien, f,renian, 26 Greenwich ave. II. . Acttleton, bookkeeper, 278 W. Michael llal,ing, clerk. 145 II. 3IIt It. 23. L'euj. (2. Eckert, roofer, 7;5 1;reenllich st. 23. Samuel \ranges, clerk, 360 \C, 30t11 It Ld. I'. (ireen. clerk. 42 Perry st. I I. I e' ,rge 1. Prentice, cigars, 450 IV. 47th st. 1\'11l. C. ich,,ppclery, clerk. 264 lileecker St. 24. Ilugh Gallaguer, driver, 322 W. 25th ct. 17. 1leery I;in. er, driver. 12 Jaue It. 'l ,,u \liller, leisure, 145 \I. 3 it ,t. lames Elliott, collector, 365 II .24111 It loin: I!,nr,van, driver. 12 Jane st. 24.lanles D. Murphy, cutter, 62 Jane It. I2. John O"Contlell, packer, 476 Thiel ave. 25. Charles l-mes, clerk, 439 AV", 2311 nt. IS. (_ has. 1. Curti,, lab rev, 2~1lorati st, Ilera:ud J. 11 rites, mattress. 749 \Cashington 13. George II. Sauer, lil,rariau, 331 F. 30th st. ilich'l I. 1 I,,si'lin,, clerk, 40) \C. 25th ,t, Austin i)evann\, tai'.cx, 204 \C. 13th ookkeep,r, 329 L. 4t11 st. L„ui- J. leis, salesman, 712 Filth St. Louis 1'. Roth, clerk, 441 E. I2th St. l are- .1. Mot risSe ', clerk, 266 l it tome St. Philipp Von I- inthel, nlacltine,, 225 1 .4th st. to. Michael P. Brady, clerk, 437 I. 9th St. S. lI n,. _.rinindiuger, Jr., clerk, 41 I-orsyth st. 12. August Schuessler, upholsterer, 512 Fifth ,t. I I..11,raliam Rosenwald, clerk, 722 Sixth st. Henry S: hitf, Salesman, 282 E. 4th St. Frank Kratz, varnisher, 254 I. loth St. Lads Kluber, jeweler, 161 Cllry.,tic st. G. A\ agenbrenner, p,a,terer, 522 Fifth it. I I. Henry J. Cogan, clerk, 192 First ave. 12. Max Auerbacly cigars, 89 At enue I.. 9. Julli midi,, collector, 7S UrcIiard st. 13. Alexan,lvr 'rattans in, agent, 73 E. 5:h st. John J. liylandt, collector, 304 E. 9th St. col. lacu!s, diuti,uer, 215 Fniomle xt. Nick Jas 11'. hleielman, cleik, 512 Fifth st. Isaac \Varner, clerk, 112 Avenue C. 12. Edw. J. Ncalon, clerk, 407 E. 12th st. Io.Jrdln W. Watson, printer, 45ll),r.,tie -t. 14. John G. Schrode, cigarntaker, I S Sixth st. 13. John II. Gillen, clerk, 82 Avenue 1). 5 Daniel 1.5harkey, bookkeeper, 387 Eighth st. James J. Kelly, clerk, 6J3 E. 12tH st. Cha,. 1 . McCann, scrivener, 142 1g, iri-1ge st. lncob J. AL21rFn, l,ianu!uaker, 524 Sixth ,t. 13. 1\". H. 1Junnelly, clerk, 438 E. 14th St. I. Henry PenJAmhu, clerk, 362 (i-:u~d ,t. 15. Edw. F. St,4zenberger, salesman, 5og Sixth I4. Charles He1dI,run, clerk, 122 Avenue C. Edw. 1. 1)ahlmger, clerk, I iS Avenue C. John F. otodrN, stables, 210 1st ave. John Clark, clerk, 139 El.lrilge St. street. 14, Peter Maxey, undertaker, 430 E. 14th st. 12. Edo-art Fitzsiu!ons, salesman, 263l;owery. recd. l;acke<, compositor, 509 Sixth St. 15. John Collins, cutter, 379 1:. Sill st. \1'm. Rollrs, Salesman, 452 E. I lou,ton st. "Thomas I. Barry, clerk, 530 E. 54th St. Il'ilsian1 th'o',vn, cigars, 13. tant,n St. 16. Lou:s .\n;chulti., cigarmaker, 171 F.ss. ex st lamburger, jeweler, 214 Seventh st. 15. Robert ( . i)ugan, roofer, 5 fig E. 13th St. 13. I del . H. Bernstein, florist, 35 \orlolk st. Fouts I\an.-ura, luuSIngn, IoS Third st. 16. Sul. I- Alb. 1IaIl1teiu1er, clerk, 313 1-;. Sth st. John S. Kenny, pdr:il maker, 637 E. 12th St. Ira , 1':. Lawrence, clerk. 201 Chryahe St. 17. Gee. I'. Kuhlman, publisher, 124 tit. Mark's 17, Thomas I . Duane, lawyer, 738 F.. 9th St. 16. Charles P,ehliner, driver, 200 E. 14111 st. 14. Eli .12 1 11"illner, cigars, 152 I )rcl,ard St. place. John V. Tracy, smith, 51S E. 13th St. 1'hi;.i , \1'e.l, utanager, 93 t )I-,hard St. Peter II. IIauck, clerk, I2S First ave. John A. Hardilton, salesman, 725 E. 9th St. IS. J ohn J. l )unovan, steam-titter, 375 E. Sth St. 17, Michael J. McCarthy, clerk, 529 E. 12th st. IS.1.aul- lIsrkhart, oys'erruan. 22 Fur.sytll St. t8. John A. keidenl ach, clerk, t20 E. 7th st. Thos. 1'. Keenan, Troll worker, 5o9 E. I2th St. George I). Frakenrich, clerk, 25 Delancey st. !emu-. Siegler, retired, 104 tiesenth st. 1Yn!. M. \\'al.,h, bookkeeper, 400 E. Sth st. SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. THE CITY RECORD. 2967

iS. George A. Bohner, cigars, 537 E. 12th St. S. David F. Magner, clerk, 402 E. 15th st. 39. John L. Katuerer, cigars, 667 Ninth ave. 14. Walter I1. -Miller, furniture, 833 Tenth ave. Henry Jaeger, florist, iSo Avenue L. 9.l:ntil IIithin, collector, 517 E. 16th St. Joseph Keegan, conductor, 334 \V .47th St. I3ernar-1 A.Shafer, sta'.)Ies, 215 1V. 58th st. 19. Joseph F. Murtha, plulnher, 514 E. Iith St. John 1`. McDonough, clerk, 427 E. 16th St. 40. Louis I'flugller, junk dealer, 351 W. 45th st. 15. Eduard 1'. O'Neil, butcher, 981 Eighth ave. Samuel Samson, clerk, 509 E. I ith St. to. Michael Connolly, conductor, 410 E. 17th st. Chas. A. 1Valker, brushmaker, 712 Eighth William J. Johnston, manager, 918 Ninth ave. 20. Fred. F. Merkel, jeweler, 546 E. I t tl] St. \Villiatn C. bemekke, clerk, 42o E. 17th St. avenue. I6.I)aniel (t. Greenough, auctioneer, 43 \V.(ioth Louis t.. Mars, compositor, 327 E. Sot Ii st. I1. George blorr, driver, 411 1..17th St. 41. James M. Byrne, merchant, 318 \V. 47th 5L- street. 21. I'eter Brady, iron hurler, 219 Avenue C. John J. \Vhalen, clerk, 417 13. 17th St. Sherman AI. Finch, patterntnaker, 308 \V. M. A.O'P,rien, clerk, 8S2 'Tenth ave. Robert Kohrt, carpenter, 6o6 E. 12th St. 12.'i'llomas Ilogan, ga,fitter, 293l'irst ave. 47th st. 17. John Ziegler, barber, 883 Tenth avc. 22. John Sexton, plumber, 640 E. 12111 St. John Horan, clerk, 353 L. 17th St. 42. Thus. J. Blunt, bookkeeper, 843 Eighth ave. J. J.'11cIJonahl, plurrt)er, 53S \\'. 58th] st. \V'nl. U. Stauffenberg, clerk, IS5 Avenue B. •13. Louis A. I tuck, tobacconist, 293 Avenue 9. James 1'. [3ahltvin, clerk, 328 Vi'.4Sth st. 18. Janes F. Pruden, Stenographer, 27 Colum.. 23. JacoL, Imhoff, driver, 208 Avenue C. Thomas F. McCarty, undertaker, J78 Second 43• John'1unlson, real estate, 361 W. 51st st. bus ave. Frank A. \Verner, pianos, 219 Avenue 1'>. avenue. I'atrick J. ()'Neil, conductor, 334 \1". 47th st. John Hannigan, bottles, 629 Columbus ave. 24. John \I(Launilin, r:tiiroall, 229 Avenue B. 14. George Bischoff, carpenter, 327 F. 21st St. 44. A[. J. A[arkey, conductor, 341 1V'. 49th st. 19. Frank J. I lac is, Student, 126 \\'. 61st St. John 1. 1 Ia gerty, Ilartender, 651 E. 13111 st. G. F. Zinn, express, 199 F. 17th St. 'slartiit enter, Jr., undertaker, 732 Ninth 1'. T. Brady, railroad, 411 1C. 56th St. 23, Frank Guugit, machinist, 70,3 13. 12111 St. 15. John Lawlor, (driver, 326 Second ave. a\'etl lie. 20. Chas. Cavanagh, conductor, 0 Amsterdam ruhh J. Corr, silversmith, 41S 1:. 14th St. \Vol. I )onnclly, collector, 38o Second ave. 45.Cha;. 1L Root, clerk, 322 \V. 51st St. avenue. 16. William I'runtcy, paver, 203 13. 15111 St. Joseph Beaker, uuiulcrtaker, 427 AV.5Ot11 st. Fdty. I,ynes, clerk, 362 W. 58th St. 46. A. I3wald, Jr., agent, 764 Ninth ave. 21. John I-I. Devlin, stenographer, S79 Tenth eve. Fifteenth Assembly' Districl, James C. A•nun,,, clerk, 326 Second ave. 17. Robert A.Carniicltael, brass finisher, 533 F. N t Iulph Gail, cigarmakel, 3521V.529 St. William I). Boyle, clerk, 307 W. 1234 st. I. Miles Brady, Jr., paper hanger, 435 \V. 32p 17th st. 47. 1Vnl.:\. I)uuglati, cleric, 241 1V. 48111 St. 22. (oho F. \Itnphy-, clerk, 205 1.629 st. street. IS. AWillham I. Cray, tcatclunan, 401 E. 19th st- [tines II. (tallagher, clerk, 1541 Broadway. John Bateman, clerk, 324 \t'. 59th .,t. TI - H.:A. McCee, porter, 537 W. 26th st. Michael hitzsiulons, lal ,ut'er, 41S 13. 20th st. 4S. Philip Grant, watchutan, 2013 AV'.46thSt. 23, William M u rray, clerk, 40 1V.6.4th Sr. 2. Chas. I. Ilemlitig, cutter, .11(i A\ . 27L11 St. 19. Simon Ahoes, paint, 200 E. 20tH St. E ict iu S. I )ickcrson, clerk, 796 Eiglltlt ave. \\'m. J. 11cGuire, clerk, 236 W. $4111 at. John Lynch, platter, 469 W. 26th st. John O'hecie, icetuan, J52 F. 20th st. 49. \Villiattt J. Lox, cutter, 241 \\'. 46111 st. 24.'1'homas J. AIcIurtuntt, clerk, 141 AV.61stSt. 3. John (Brennan, clerk, 442 \V.2SIh st. 20. Cornelius I I. Shuchan, clerk, J42 E. 21St St. G.bas.liutthieh, salesman, 504 Figlitn ave. Jn,eph \I. Cook, clerk, 153 W. 629 St. (;cu. .A. I'lunkitt, machinist, 404 \V. 28t11 st. Ilenry I),Ii all man, real estate, 2o6 F. 21st 50. (hots..\. I bawls, clerk, 456 1V. 45th st. 25. Jalues Cosgrove, janitor, 140 W. 639 5t. 4. AV'tn. I'fannenchnlirlt, I arher, 507 W. 29111 St. steel. William G. husIi, t,Iuntl,cr, 237 's\'. 46111 st. Thomas McCoy, kulaah, 211 W. 62d St. Itet-narl Sheridan, IRutchc•r, 321 Centh ave. 21. John ,\l mm! lane, Jr., buolckoeper, 2J3 E. 22d 5t. JoIn, T. AWard, paper;, 432 \\'. 46th st. 26.I3rutus -l'shiricc, Barker, 5t Columlws ave. 5. jalue.; II. Fallace, con1lut tor, 4(10 W. 29t11 st. ,l reef. ?dtda(l 1. Tffu-ne),, conductor, 646 Ninth eve. F. C. AVis.Sntann, broker, I5 r W. 02,I st. 'tllch'1 J. I ellv, driver, 445 \V. 2StIt st. .Andrew Ll-hert, [r., baker, 391 Second ave. 52. W. G. 11''Ihnr, nt, clerk, (i34 h-) tith ave. 27. John 11. AIcLaur;lilin, slid, 140 W. 67111 St. 6. Patrick Kane, poster, Sot W. 29th st. 22. I,crnatd '1 . Reilly, clerl:, joq E. 21st 5t. J ,hn I'. I,i; ley, tugs in, 268 1V. 41st St. I-rank L.an„ nier -hant, 163 \\'. 66th =t. ;co. IIartmau, grocer, 537 W. 29th St. John J. O'Hara, clerk, 330 1]. 22d St. 2S. Christopher I'. Clarkin, driver, 102 _\nlster- 7. Chas. l unnull}', polisher, 433 W. 30th st. 23. _lames S. Stanton, hIotul er, 379 1 first eve, G3, ~i/ecnlh .l.cs,,mlh' Di (blot. Ilam avenue. AnLlrety Ilerrel, builder, 448 \V.31st..1. "l'hornas Roche, chandclicrs, 315 E. 2311 st. I. Andrew F. A1'ils~n, paiutcr, 155 E. 26th] t, Peter Farley, caacll iii an, 146 Amsterdam aloe 8. John I'. \1'ril ht, c:untan, J5S Tenth eve. 24. Charles Mr Earthy, driver, 423 13.22)1 st. Gcurge II Smith, tol):teco, 154 l. s7th st. 29. Jesse \\'. And~u'ie;e, clerk, 243 'C. 66th St. Icier A. l'lnaSn, Clerk. 402 W. 31st St. I','I~1ar \V. AIessenler, pltunbcr, 382 First ave. 2. Joan 11. Iyenyun, cigar., 360 I itird acre. john T. Ilantill, pluluher, 200 \\'. 67th 5t. 9. Chas. 11-1110111, hi-as. finisher, 387 Ainth ave. 25. `;hnnu ipritz, cigars, 420 hirst a%c. Charles I`orster, .alc,utln, 15o 13. 28111 St. 30, John hly'nu, clerk, 304 AC.6)th st. lobo AIcl,01101lin, cierk, .142 \V. 32d St. I lintel Ilarrin,.tun, pinntlser, 406 (-:.24th] st. 3. Alichacl llcAantara, conductor, 165 E, 32t1 ,t. James J. JL,ran, lalu rem, 249 \\'. 66th si. 10. I l n J.Casey, hrakeivan, 423 "['enth aloe. 26. Patrick J.'(1-a(eys cuinitn>itur, 310 F. 24111 It. John S. lleulRV, c(tip)Itlet',187I,cxin_toll ave. 31. )Iich'l J. Colley, carpenter, 308 Atn-terdani fatties Doyle, printer, 420 \\'. 3 [st St. David 11. I' urter, clerk, 337 1•.. 25th St. 4.JaS.1,. I-ivpatrick, ohdniirw 232 I':. 39th St. avenue. 1t. Alichael (2. 1arreli, 1lover, 445 6. 32 1 st. 27. \\i 112111T. Nash, auctioncer, 234 1;.24111 St. \Vtn. F. Gavnor, shue-dealer, 526 Third ave. James I'lunkett, harness 74th St. and 13' ray'. John. 1. (,wino, toretnan, 36(1 I'eenth avc. Iderua1It Carey, driver, J43 E. 23,1 'St. 5. AVin. J. \ic'slahucn, t lerlici le, 154 ii. 49t11 st. 32. Mich'\ I. I )unovan, prule.sor, 146 \\'.68th st. I2. lames I'. \Valsh, painter, 429 'A. 31st St. 2S. I Lerman A. I inn, condUct0r, 430 Second ave. Ilcery 'slat-it, up'tolsterer, 1-19 1:.3Sth St. [olin McCoy, nttarcI, 416 \V'. 56th st. .\lich'l Sweetie), cutter, .146 \1' 33d st. Cteonta; P. Oates, bolter, 425 First ave. 6. Dlurris Bccishir, merchant, 642 '\'bird ave. 33.10111 ) A. Kirl:, clerk, 67 (;u,lumbu. sic. 13.!'haS. F. \\ ilkisou, Cl itteer, 43O \V. 35th st. 29.I'atrick \V'. Lee, salesutau, 415 l-irst ave. henry Stein, cIerIs, 642 '1' bird ave. C. I I. Kruse' lirluot:s, 265 \1.831 st. laH. McCauley, expre-sn1an, 41(1 \\' 35t11 St. lose It \Vc ten I,itrtter, clerk, 407 L. I4tII It. 7. I:i char, I \Vrood,, clerk, X51 Second ave. 34. George L. Ranch, clerk, 16S \\". 831 st. (4. 1,. J.Cu ittinahatu, paititer, 431 \\.35th St. 30. •Jnh1] II. hrcidwolt, steward, 309 E. 25th St. 8. Joseph \Iull~ollancl, vveayel, 234 1'..42r1 St. W'silt. hry;on, plasterer, S. _\insterclans ave. jauie; 1I. Shell, clerk, 457 Ninth aloe, Ernest K. Riddle, clerk, 454 .eeoiut eve. ('hri,topher l'luhr, 1)utchcr, 350 1'..42(1 St. 35. I Icnry \lagrath, painter, 364 Aotstecolaii1 aloe. 15. 1'arrell F. AMcNulty, painter, 225 \V. 32d st. 31. John 1). l:yan, ironworker, 247 L'. 25th St. 9.rPhuucas J. Ilahti, glassware, 9 1'rospect pl. J. W. I)eakeu, l,rnker, 362 .Antsterllam eve. Matthew .\l„ure, truckuian, .155 'V. 33111 st. Charles E. McI.atghlin, livery keeper, 216 luhn Boyle, pt,rter, 764 Second ave. 36. Ewene R. Lv'ncIi, conductor, 1413 Atnster- a6. \lattlictc Rahn, pickles, 5I(i \\'.3i1Ii st. E.26th St. to. Adaat Scl»vitcer, plumber, 316 13. 40th sst. clanl at-c. Francis Kiernan, clerk, 5oS 1V. 34th st. Charles 'slyer,, expressman, 332 13. 40th St. G. A.'l'uele, milk, 30S W. S4th St. 1'7..Arlol jilt .1. Ileiarich, marble worker, 432 \V. 37• James E. Ci otciey, cigars, 139 \\. Sad st. Yvenleerz1h .Is ,,ublt' Disi'ict. I I. George 1' .'I'yi rell, clerk, 243 1'- 39th] st. 36th st. Martin Boylston, livery, 213 F.3Sth St. W. M. Chapman, clerk, 175 \V. 85th St. \Natter Itavi;, salesman, 469 \V. 34th St. I. Frederick Green, barber, 548 Eleventh ave. 12. [olin Zeiger, collector, J50 I".. 42(1 St. 3S. UZ,iiel A. Goer. painter, 70 AV. 83d st. S. [allies 1'. Dunn, clerk, 452 \V. 37111 St. Peter J. McGowan, painter, 64) Tenth ate. Thomas Finley, oysters, 247 13. 37thst. J. C.I'oster, clerk, 76 W. 829 St. FSI"•. I. Murray, clerk, 441 \V .39111 :t. 2. John J. I)aly, varnisher, 563 Vi. 421 St. 13. lame; J. I damson, fureluan, 300 F. J9111 st. 39. Thomas Coitdoti, painter, 73 AV'. S2d st. 19. IIeru)an ScIon toe lie r, i,u',kkeepet', 437 \V. Philip G. llux, compositor, 772 Ninth eve. Charles I.tunly, cigars, 718 Second ave. Cornelius A. Got ing, superintendent, 637 37111 St. 3. John Carleton, clerk, 540 A\ .44th st. 14. Thomas Heffernan, undertaker, 693 Second Amsterdam ace. Tau. I )u,mnlgh. clerk, 233 AV 3r)tlt St. Jos. A. Ileslin, bookkeeper, 6J9 Tenth ave, avetltte. 40. Fred'k Erect, clerk, 603 Amsterdam ave. 20. Patrick 1. McCoy, smith, 500 \V. All St. 4. Sidney G. Ruullioroty, plumber, 5 tS \V. 40th\ Geo. 1'. \Ioody,earriagecuadeer, 311 13. 37111 t. John Alexander, electrician, 423 Amsterdam mantel Donovan, cutter, 502 \V. 39th St. street. 15. Joseph rdrkcoau, lerrymau, 332 13. J7th St. avenue. 21. 1'atrirk Smith, clerk, 420 \V. 40th St. 5 . Frank (;. Rinn, (Irugs, 583 Ninth ave. James lay, peddler, 345 13. 36(11 St. 41. I. E. Blackwell, broker, S2S Amsterdam ave. [uhn Rice, tinstnitl~, 451 \V. J9t11 st. John A. Rion, drubs, 583 Ninth eve. 16. Patrick McCabe, agent, 2 1 I E. 36th St. Louis Druek, painter, 161 AV'. 62d st. 22. I.I. H avden, Iuntcher, 422 \'). pith st. 6. James \V. Reilly, hricklaycr, 528 \V. 46111 St. John I telhanty, pluutber, 22I 1':. 35th St. 42. Michael Stulcllart, outer, too W. 96th st. (;c, -. Holtz, barber, 350 \V. 37111 st. John lielly, printer, 509 W. 45th st. 17. John W. Kohl, driver, 210 1. 36th .t. Samuel G. Burns, clerk, 465 Columbus ave. 23. AV'idIlant y.tovlan, driver, 505 Tevtll ave. 7. John J. hux, blubber, 42S \V. 49th St. William (tallagher, trucicin„ 234 E. 36th st. 43• \tartim I3. Ptulon„ itt5umalice, 747 Columbus 1cer1'(c I Iatiner, real estate, 323 \V. 39th st. Ceo. W. organ, clerk, 351 \V. 49th .;t. IS. II. V. O'Neill, painter, 313 F:. 35111st. avenue. 24. Daniel J. Ikogan, eta k, 498 Eleventh ave. S. James W. Casey, furniture. 6,)3 Tenth ave. \Vm. J. hawcett, clerk, 333 E. 37t11 St. Ilavhi S.."\uray, inspector, 627 Columbus lobo J. Conroy, clerk, 444 \V 4011, St. 1'hutnas 1logan, clerk, 30S 1\'. 52,1 st. t9. John J. SIlieI(IS, cutter, 317 1.3. J4th st. avenue. 25. John Eirick, rooter, 52.I Tenth ave. 9. William Kcllc, tallyntau, 637 Flu-tenth eve. lanes J. Re(llly, wireivorker, 30o 13.35th St. 44. 1-:dir. J. Flynn, pianos, 72 W. 98th ;t. Frank chaticld, carver, 331 \V. 38111 st. Richard Donovan, butcher, 635 \'V. 4711] It. 20..1)aniel O'Keefe, clerk, 233 E. j4th St. l'cter I.ebrtght, clerk, 542 AV'. 54t11 st. 26. \Vol. Ilaoe, driver, 423 \V. 39th ,t. to. Martin F. I-Iayes, driver, 519 AV. 49th st. Jacob Eckstein, l,atnter, 231 A..34th St. 4j. Janie; Al. Cogan, rigger, 73 \'s. 99t11 st. Jaiues )Icl)onald, peLLller, 503 \V. 26th St. Thomas (;rimes, conductor, 319 \V. SIstst. 21. \\'tit. IL Penketh, painting, 461 Third ave. Elscar Ehlers, clerk, 729 Antsterdant air. 27. Julia Ziiunierman, shoes, 594 Ninth ave. I I. "Thomas Curran, iron worker, 520 W. 49 tit James Alnrphy, clerk, 243 13. ;311 t. 46. Altered Fail lirs1nRec, painter, 2164 Eighth eve. Chri-. Koster, smith, J37 \\'. 38th st. street. 2. Hatt. I'. i;vrnes, huukkeelter, 310 E. 34th St. G.:\. Allen, n'atchman, 319 \\'. 670h St. 28th. Chu;. F. Iless, cigars, 309 AV.391h st. John McCabe, mason, S30 AV'.49th ,t. Thomas I Iigins, Jr., sniittt, 33S E. 34111 St. 47•Julul E. O'Keefe, painter, S29 Colunlbusave. Hear l'appenuan, milk, 535 Ninth ave. 12. John-McGee, plasterer, 522 AV". 51st St. 23. I)avirI J. I )Sly, clerk, 224 13. 30th st. John I ) . Ilor;tn, sails, 305 1V. (19th St. 29. John J. C;utill, lawyer, 466 \\'. 34th st. lo<. V. Dwyer, pianuutalcer, 507 \V. 49th st. \licki'I licily, nickel plater, (114 Second ave. 48. Jacob \d inners, grocer, 904 Amstcu-daot ave. Chan. l'uner, milk, 5oS \V. 34t11 st. 13. l:uhert I. Alsie, builder, 733 fexth tie. 24. James J. I (ily, clerk, 328 13. 3311 st. William Lou4hr.ut, mason,S3I Coltunhus ace. 30. lobo I. l\ email, porter, 333 \V.3Sth st. Ilenry Schrocdcr, janitor, J3S \V. 47th st. 'l'hoocas !loath, laborer, 339 F. 321 St. 49. henry C. Kruse, grocer, 201 W. 107th St. \\-tit. Wale, s;,ela water, 507 rTentit ace. 14. Joscl~ll A. Icutnn, (toccr, 331) AV-. 51st :,t. 25.I)aniel IluLItes, p:nuter, 574 Second aloe. George A. 1"rankle, 243 \\ . 1439 St. 3t. Michael I. llttrcv, clerk, 474 Ninth ave. luhn \V-aguer, driver, .4.15 V-.4r)th St. 5o. Av'(Tani Kline, fireman, 2215.1 Eighth ave. \[ichael \Walsh, varnisher, 353 E. 3 1st st. John 1 . dot eency, turner, 307 W. JSth st. I5. James J..AIckenna,[ittcr, 526 \V. 5 It st. 26. Chas. 13. l itzsintou, emrdnctec, 206 1:. 329 St. John P. Goetz, clerk, 9-i Columbus ave. 32. Chia.. R. S, reeler, Mnriekl,ycc, 503 \\'. 37th St. ba nes'lhutupson, clerk, 361 AV. 51st St. h;~1tr.C. Ileizinan, clerk, 2 [ S 1-3901 st. St. Robert M. Patrick, clerk, 221)4 I'.il,hth av'e. John (:err, clerk, 456 \V. 31st St. 16. William A. Curran, chrXcc, 512 \\.524 st. 27. \\'tit. J. M)nlyu,mi s clerk, 210 I3. 29111 -t. John 1V. Ilanlev, clerk, 72 W. to6tli St. 33• Ed iv. \Ic(:.;bane, c;opeuter, 43S \V.37th st. James 14. Lathrop. clerk, 513 \\. 51st st. 1-:rust L. 11-cl;ss carver, 300 1-1.31,t st. 52.(;eorgc .1. hernliulz, clerk, 2(4 W. 117t11 St. \u us'iu llealy, lumuoltingnrmoltin guo,ls, 309 1V'. 17.lobo I'.1'ucr„ iustuance, 521 Vt. _SI5w. 23. Chas. l-'itepatrick, ii1thcud,s1ei-e', 303 11. 3oth st. \V". I. A1'alxh, agent, 2017 -Ninth eve. 33(1 st. Edward F. I;otver, clerk, 5IS W. 51st st. John I.I)'13rien, lawyer. 343 H.3oth ,t, 53 Amlkhrf. L.ouglirall,coIc-tl-,2Su ?1r.Iuch 34, lohal .lc :i )-1,cy. painter, 377 AV. 329 i8. I- tilt k Cavanagh, driver, 760 Tenth avc. 29.'I'ltos. I-'. AVgoods, horseshoer, 530 Second aloe. sweet. [as. AA \I lu,key, p 1 111cr, 377 1C. $21 ,t. "1 'Ii, ittas I . U(muhuc, cleric, 230 \V. 49th st. Anthony McIntyre, .nhlecr, 494 host ave. \latt lie w P. 1Icl)onough, pltuuber, 2656 35. \lich'i I. McGoldrick, hotxrshtocr, 277 \V. 19, 1). l'. Niuhun5uii, engiuccr, 768 Ninth sic. 30. awe; AIcUatiti, ice dealer, 411 1'-. 29th St. Ei bah av, . 39th William Ilan>, uphol,1mr, 452 \\'. 50111 st. J„lio I'. Scltus.1er, Jr., -rucer, 300 13. 29th st. 54. Tutu] W. Klenrk, salesutan, 22So Etgh'.h ave. \Ii.e AI rams, barber, 374 Seventh aloe. 20. John tintith, clerk, 323 Vi. 1st .t. 31 John A[r.Aecleffe, cam_ ges, 20o E. 30th St. t'has. II. Ite,biiiey, Salesman, 223 AI'. 13211 st. 36. Bernard 1. Meagher, l urkkeel,cr, 26o W. John H. t;allagher, painter,. 433 'di'. 50th St. lo,,•llh I". Boyle, clerk, 539 Secnml ave. 55. \I'cllacl \Icl. cnna, smith, 201 W. 12h51 St. ,7th .t. 21. Chas, \1. ()'Brien, collector, 457 \1 .49th\ st. 32. Walter 13aechl, cigars, 238 G. 2Sth st. Isaac (;ro;s, merchant, 221)2 Eighth sloe. John Early, iuruiture, 475 Eighth ave. John II. lIichacl, cotter, 543 Ainth :lie. Peter Rettig. carpenter, 33S E. 30th st. 56. Alex. Gillian, clerk, 2362 l-9gtt l ave. John G. Furman, agent, 2(0S W. 126th st. 37. P. I. ?Iel.aughlill, clerk, 274 \V. 38th St. 22. 1'Itili1u Funk, clerk, 143 \V. 49111 st. 33• Cornelius J. BlacI;,carpcnter, 4S9 Second ave. \Villiant Malloy, rooter, 427 \\". 32! st. Thomas J. Corley, produce, 465 %\'. 49th St. William Fitzpatrick, clerk, 365 Third ave. 57• Chas, C.:\. Iturke, cleric, 210 W. 129t11 st. 38. John J. Russ, driver, 466 Seventh ave. 23. PhiIip J. Brennan, salesffu:ut, 423 AV. 50th st. 34.I)anicl \Murphy, staileuNn, 320 h.3Sthst. Samuel i3cdi,icc, clerk, 255 AV. 1271h st. .\1ich'1 Cobern, clerk, 242 \V. 35th St. Thomas B. 1looncy, painter, 458 \V. 491h St. (;core W. Gates, clerk, 486 'Second eve. 58. 1:. K. \K:Enrve, leisure, 266 W. 130th st. 39•John J. Matthews, butcher, 236 \V. J5ttt St. 24. Michael F. Ahearn, clerk, 513 1\'. 47th st. J5. AVitt. Fisenger, cigars, 475 Second ave. J. I1. t)rennan, clerk, 2440 Eighth eve. Win. F. Dean, clerk, 235 \V. 331 St. Charles Smith, driver, 509 W. 49th St. John 1I. Culbert, brassworker, 313 E. 26th St. 59. E1nccrar(h J .'slto-phy, clerk, 490 Amsterdam 40. D. B. Sullivan, watchman, 423 AV. 36th St. 25. George Earley, gastitter, 440 W. 48th st. avenue, Thos. L. Pettit, mason, 2J9 II 245 \V. 33d St. John II. Forshay, conductor, 408 \V. 50tH St. J. 1'. "pale, carpenter, 2462 Eighth ave, 41. E. Miners, salesman, 202 \V.339 st. 26. Edward \[cCann, hostler, 260 \\'. 47th st. Nineleeu/Jt Assenibly District. 6o. W. 1I. Craxton, clerk, 2294 Seventh ave. Chas. Leulwith, stevedore, 222 \V. 30th st. Edward I" Rush, lather, 428 \V. 49th st. t. G. J. 1loulton, real estate, 352 \V. 55th st. T1'tteo. I'. Remolds, clerk, 245 W. 135th St. 42. John I'. Reynolds, painter, 204 W. 32d St. 27.lienj. 1,.1sIcDonald, smith, 66o'1'enth ave. Thu;. J. Sheridan, clerk, 970 Tenth ave. 61. Timothy T. Sullivan, laborer, 2664 Eighth James Tully, clerk, 236 1V. 329 St. John \McLaughlin, carpenter, 736 Eighth ave. 2. John W. Jordan, painter, 972 Eighth ave, avenue. John H. Fagan, fireman, 2664 Eighth] ave. 43. Adam J. 1Nethertvahl, electrician, 247 \V, 28.'1. I larris, salesman, 1485 j_ Broacntvay. Eclw. F. O'Neill, butcher, <)St Eighth at-e. 291h st. l.etcis Muller, merchant, 246 \V.49thSt. 3. Benjamin Cruttt, merchandise, 354 \V.53dSt. 62. Francis A. AVood, clerk, 230 AV. 135th st. J. I'. Gos-, clerk, 221 R'. 30t11 st. 29. John .Stube, real estate, 415 1V. 45th st. Peter Roland, furrier, 3401V.5;d St. 1: lilies (9'llrieu, pluuther, 13roacl.tvay and 131st street. 44. James H. Beglan, teacher, 232 \V. 30th st. \1-Iii. Stube, real estate, 415 \V. 45111 st. 4. John T. Ryan, fitter, 448 CV. 539 St. Daniel J. 1)ineen, clerk, 344 Seventh ave. 30. Echuun(l J. Iiachran, pianoinaker, 407 W. \hiclrl Gavin, bricklayer, 42S \V. 53d st. 63 .Chas. Walk er, ryd Vo 11, 32(1 \V. 113th st. 44111 st. 5. James G. Grove, utason, 359 A1. 53d St. G. J. Stark, grocer, 121 ?henlaoan st. John 1. NfcNcuria, real estate, 354 Vi' .48th st. Chas. E. Grobet, machinist, 896 E;igt th ave. 64. \Nut. J. Kinniard, rooter, 275 W. I22,1 St. Sixteenth Assembly Disiricl. 31. Thos. F. V array, Itutcher, 6c6 Tenth ace. 6. Paul Sort;, mineral waters, to Strikers lane. Philip Dieffenlach, hatcher, 500 \V. 126th St. i. John F. Daly, clerk, 500 1:. 15th st. Jas. 1). Leavy, trunkulaker, 592 Ninth ate. Jlich'I Doyle, conductor, 507 W. 52d ,t. 65. George Sn diner. agent, 500 W. 125th St. Roleit Lockwood, bookkeeper, Goi 1-;. 14th 32.David Cahill, perftuner, 444 IV. 439 st. 7. Herman Nolte, barber, S15 Ninth ave. 'Yho,ias O'\Ieara, Iaivyer, S; Lawrence ,t. Street. Robt. S. Ilunter, undertaker, 313 \V. 44t11 st. John Segrave, carpenter, 437 AV'. 54th st. 66. Elbert N. Reeves, salesman, 545 W. I25th st. 2. Adam Thorn, Jr., varnisher, 640 E. 16th St. 33. James isle \lahout, Iul,•tkernan, 676 Tenth ave. S. tlicll'1 I. laird, tailor, 303 \\'.54th St. \V' (It . I I. Kinder, collector, Sq Manhattan St. Hugh Coyne, Jr., driver, 621 1:. 15th St. John \lc\Malion, trunks, 571 Ninth ave. J. II. Ellis, sulletintenrlent, 30= AV'. 54th st. 67. Julut Sullivan, carpenter, Kingsbridge road 3. Anchor E. Gaisel, salesman, 63o E. 17th St. J4. James Buckley, iurnitu re, 629 \\'.42d st. 9. AVrill. I. L)aIton, compositor, 415 \V. 54th st. and 171st st. Louis Grott, harness maker, 26S First ave. Albert C. Pest, printer, 415 1V. 40th st. Patrick Sheridan, painter, 445 \V- 54th st. L.uttis 'sill Dcrinoot, con luctor, 411 W. 125th 4. H. I. Schreiber, painter, 26S Avenue A. 35•Juhn II. Barrett, painter, J30 V'.4211 st. to. 1lugh Agnew, driver, 781 l-:levmih eve. street. John ,tehl, cutter, 280 Avenue It. I )enis 1'. Berns, porter, 331 AV. 40th St. Chas. C. Bliss, barber, 949 1-;i',nth ate. 6S. James C. ltradv, lawyer, 506 \V. 169111 St. 3. John heenan, laborer, 264 Avenue l3. 36. Tlutnas Tiernan, engineer, J46 \1-. 4211 st. 11. John 'I'. Relton, lal,u,er, 424 W. 56th St. \\'iII tie ld ',. Perdon, Salesman, 2369 Eighth John s1 c( launche, 527 E. 16th St. John II. Start, trunk maker, J47 AV.41st st. \Vtn. J. Martin, cleric, 444 \\'. 561Ii St. avenue. 6. Richard Flood, laborer, 509 E. 15th St. 37..AIichael A. Cashman, railroad, 32S \V'. 43d st. 12. Dlichael McCabe, I,al:er, 831 Eleventh ave. 69. John E. k:e(icbo„ printer, 523 \\'. 131'1St. Louis J..,cher , pinhiler, 503 E. 15th st. John 1;. Roe, bookkeeper, 351 \V. 45th St. 'l'ho>. J. I )anvetrs, engineer. 504 \V. 57111. John Loehr, mineral waters, 428 \V. 55th st. 7. Edward \Vetter, driver, 419 E. 14th st. 38. John 1. iliney, compositor, 310 AV, 44t11 st. 13. Ettw. J. Carlin, clerk, ;ii W. 55th .t. 70. Patrick Pox, engineer. 1644 Auisterdant ave. Thu:. O'Brien, piano maker, 421 E. 14th St. l'aul Lag,cs, florist, 309 Vi'. 44th St. (.ie(s C. Snicflden, clerk, 509 W. 5211 st. F. J. II. R g_r', hn"kkccper, l;5 \\.94th St.

2965 THE CITY RE C O R L SEPTEMBER 28, 1891.

William DI. Loutrel, gateman, 1611 Lexing- 71. Edward T. Murray, plumber, 146th st. and IS. \\'m. 1. Bowe, clerk, 14S F. 54th St. 50. James F. Flanagan, clerk, 192 E. 76th st. 36. ton avenue. \V. Boulevard. \1'. J. Flynn, conductor, 763 Sixth ave. Chas. H. Jones, leisure, 205 E. 77th st. Samuel Ball, cigars, 157 E. fo5th ,t. Thomas Gordon, lamplighter, I;6S Amster- I9. Alex. W. Robertson, druggist, 117 E.57th St. 5I. Thomas F. Gilson, clerk, 316 F. i7th St. Aug. Schoenborn, barber, 1574 Park ave. dam ave. A. F. Bell, electrician, 527 Fifth ave. John \I. Fitzsimons, clerk, 212 E. SSth st. 37. Mathew F. Calvert, painter, 57 E. I t4th St. 72. John J. Hogan, bartender, 305 \V. 145th St. 20. \V. J. Bchneke, janitor, 591 Pack ave. 52. John S. \Icl•:aney, musician, 419 E. 75th st. Maurice G. Powers, agent, 316 11. t 14th St. W. I). Dundon, machinist, 131st St. bet. John A. McLaughlin, plumber, _S3 Park ave. John Seidenthal, builder, 1438 First ave. 38. Gee. Watson, twine, 2009 First axe. Tenth ave. and Broadway. 2I. John F. McGovern, clerk, SSo Lexington 53• David Ahearns, operator, 339 F. 75th st. 39. John R. ('unroll, architect, 1642 Park ave. Jacob C. Klein, conductor, 15oth st. and avenue. Thomas JIcl.aughlin, mason, 448 F. 79th st. 73. Edw. R. \\"iikinsnu, pt inter, 1662 Park ave_ Tenth ave. Jos. (ie,triclt, real estate, 774 Madison ave. 54. Henry- 'I'. Seit, railroad, [82 E. 76th st. Austin \lagee, clerk, 102 F. 117th St. James F. McGowan, sexton, 152.} st. and 22. Solomon 11.'Loplitz, salesman, 47 E. 6Sth st. Francis R. 7.leKeever, engineer, 207 E. 75th 40. George \Ioynahan, clerk, 112 l. II8th st. ' Amster }am ave. W. I1. lust„r, clerk, 130 E. 7Sth st. street. 41. Vim. Ahern, laborer, 227 \V. 123.1 t. 74• William F. Howe, clerk, s. S. i6oth St. and 23. \\'m. F. Nugent, florist, 7S3 lark ave. 55• Michael J. McGuire, cutter, 1273 Third ave. Thos. J. (tuinn, at, cnt. I I6 F:. st. Tenth ave. Fernando Stern, clerk, tog E. 75th st. Robert S. Dleany, clerk, 205 E. 73d St. 117th 42. M. A. Leyden, Insurance, 233 F. 114th St. Richard F. Stone, broker, 5oS \V. 159th st. 24. John O'Connell, brakeman, 5 E. 76th st. 56. Mich'} Costello, manutacturer, 415 E. 71St st. Samuel Eckstein, clerk, 114 F. 120th st. 75• Morris Gorman, plumber, 504 \V. t;Sth St. Edw. 1'. Frank, clerk, 130 E. 7Silt St. Arthur Philip, salesman, 223 E. 59111 st. \Vnt. 11. Montgomery, plumber, 232 F. I I8th James V. Johnt, Penj. C.,N agelschiilts, printer, 215 E. 79th St. 6o. Tames Evans, teamster, J39 E. 64th st. Meyer Schtced. ci ar>, 1o313 Second ave. Itaniel O'Connell, carpenter, 320 E. 63d St. Joseph Gensler, clerk, 107 E. I2 3d st. 8. '1'. 1'. Williams, Jr., bookkeeper, 163 E. 55th 1 t. Tooi,ia,. Oberteider, merchant, 6 Beckman pl. 70. Charles Palmer, coremaker, 301i E. 6oth St. 56. Thomas Ilarris, sale, man, 315 1i, I23,i St. Max. Steinert, lawyer, 241 1'.. 57th .t. street. Anthony G. I lenrich, clerk, 482 Lenox ave. James Pierce, clerk, 21 t E. Sod st. Thomas Mellon, mason, 1147 Second ave. t_. Israel Ullman. clerk, 1050 Second ave. 71. Thos. F. Ledtirith, cutter, 320 E. 62d St. Henry l_'ngrich, Jr.,:alesman, 107 \\". [ 2411] st. 9. Thomas 1. Daly, salesman, 1046 Park ave. 57. Chas. Harrison, clerk, 211i E. 52d st. IL Gunther, cigarmaker, [ 16S Second ave. Peter Roessle, leisure, 1804 Park ave. Albert A. Axuuan, Smith. 237 E. SSth st. 13. Joseph II. Maguire, clerk. 310 L. 56th st. 72.1„hn T. Shiel, carpenter, 307 E. 60th st. 58. Samuel Brett, clerk, I2S 1:. 1224 St. Emil Gebhardie, clrucgist, 401 E. 57th st. fo. Ilenry W. Ila an clerk, 1596 Thiel ave. \Vm. II. Ball: veil, sad }ler, 312 Lenox ave. R„ht. T. Clements, salesman, [ t io Park ave. G. \\". Boyle, cigars, 1024 Third ave. 14. \\•m. _T. Geoghegan, cigar.. 450 1'. 56th st. 73. John C. U'C:onnell, clerk, 229 E. 76th st. 59, Robert H. Schroeder, cigars, iSOS Park ave. Jacob \\-ulf, mason, 250 F. 4oth st. I I. T. F. McNamara, painter, 205 E. SSth St. P. J. I hertz, salesman, 72 1:. 124th 't. F. W. \\ e6 ,ter, clerk, t 135 ['ark ave. J , T. O'Brien, laborer, 340 E. First st. IS. Leon Gotthelf, clerk, 212 F.56th St. Joint A. Reilly, clerk, J9 Sutton pl. 6o. Gee,. W. Thompson, Tr.,clerk• 13o 1-;. I24th St. 12. Chas. E. Macklin, painter, t 14 1.. S9th St. 74. T. J. O'Hare, clerk, 939 Thircl ave. Thos. 7Ict, affrev. fruit dealer, 40g E. 59th st. Jatnes'1'.IIu her, clerk, b7 \V. 133-1 St. 16. AV'illi:un F. Ruppel, barber, 202 i. 333 st. Thomas W. llanna, clerk, 1135 lark ave. 61. john Zieger, lr.,uphul;temer, t65 I:, 121St st. Fred. Obersheimer, roofer, io;S Second ave. 13.'I'li s. Donohue, livery stalle, i 1 F. 57th st. Tiaenti-thin/ Assembly Disisrc/. Frank W. Egan, collector, 116 F. I2;d st. 17. .Alfred 1. Norman, merchant, ati F. 56th St. II. Stewart. painter, 1073 ['ark a% e. 62. O. 1I. Breeden, clerk, 2307 Second ave. Louis Kayser, merchant, 410 E. 5Sth st. 14. Fri'd'k 11. 1 less, last maker, 161 L. Stith st. I. Tulin W. Nolan, manager, 421 F. t 17th st. henry- Briarly, clerk, 214 F. 122,1 s. IS. Ike Pollack, lacier. ('.3Ihird ave. I'hontas 1. } lackett, auctioneer, 2o and 205 J,dtn Dalton. boilermaker, 25 I:.gtst St. 63. Abraham Vandernoot, iii erch mint ,31,'' E. t22d Thntas San.lcrson, buiI icr. 3o2 E. 59th st. E. Stith .,t 2. 1\'m, 13. I)ivis, broker, 1442 Lexington ave. street. In. Samuel T. Mack, clerk, 9S4 Third ave. I;..11bert Ko'.,erts, painter, 209 E. SSth st. John I. Ilri,coe, plumber, 153 L. 92 I St. Isaac Metzger, cigars, 2J47 First aye. \\ kiiam I). Rath, waiter. 21$ E. 52,1 sr. T. A. iard:in, foreman, ISSo Thirml :n-e. 3. Bernard Ila,sini, clerk, 102 E. I[Sth st. 6.I. John C. 1-igle, clerk, 444 1-;. 1223 't. 20. Tulin E. Knierim, barber, 039 First ave. 16. Toltn T. AMonahan, gastitter. zit E. S9th st. Ilenry Kling barber, 342 l'ieanant axe. henry C. Ile%%cr, Tr., coal, 424 1',. 122-1 t- Al 'ram Jordan. nety>deaier. 214 E. 42d St. his. 1. I-lcnning. con,}actor, 1735 Second ave. 4. Ge'. II. I hmiCletmiun, ,}river, 2401:.94111 st. 65. Daniel J. Deady, plumbing, 213 E. I 22 I. 21. I'atrtck O'Connell. conductor, 234 E. 523 st. 17. Frank Smith, clerk, ;5o E. Sath St. Lawrence Daly, Jr., hillier, 2035 Madison \ath.11. Ellis, laundry, 210 E. ta;,l st. Mantes Hnnis, clerk. 979 First ave. T. L. F. Hughson. photographer. Jog E. SSth avenue. 66. l'ac'k ( ieoahegau, watchman, 2414 First ave. 22. Charles \}cCahill, smith, 7 jt Thiel ave. street. 5. Tastes Birmingham, driver, 309 E. 9311 st. Eugene Paul, barber, 429 E. 12311 ;t. Isidore Finklev, manufacturer. 306 L. 52d st. iS. AV-infield S. Geary, messenger, 34S F. S7th st. holm ( ; . Gilmartin, gateman, t; 6t Avenue A. 67. Paul Frey, cutter, 2407 Fir-t ave. 23.1 'seph F. Falls, carpenter, 310 E. 44th St. I tems Sullivan, teamster, 302 l•. SSth st. 6. James C. I)enni,on, agent, ISS6 Second ave, Philip Sclnved, merchant, 305 E. t24tlt st. Simnel T. \\'ei..-, salesman, 422 1'. josh st. tg. James T. Frawley, plasterer, 41 [ E. SSth St. Daniel Connors, conductor, 1565 Second ave. 6S. George W. I liven, carpenter, 303 I-:. 125th st. 24, _I the F. Gillian, plumber, 230 L. 51st St. A. Lurker, real estate, 420 I-:. 89th -t. 7. Edward J. O'Connell, com}uctor, IS75 Second A lolphs Jacob:, clerk, 306 F. [26th -t. 20. Richard F. Murphy, telegraph. 444 L. "Sth st. 25. 1 ernar,1 11. Samuels. merchant, 334 E. Sad st. avenue. 69. W. II. \Walsh, salesman, 34S E. I2;1h t. Meyer MStrcu, salesman, 320 F. 4th st. Bernard Schaeffer, undertaker, 401 E. 57th st. Michael Lowery, conductor, 1763 "Third ave. T. E. Slattery, speculator, 2273 Third ave. 26. io.eph Hagerty, shipper, S2r Second ave. 2I. Alonzo Jeroloman, baths, S9th -t. and Ave. S. Martin \I,adoon, clerk, t6o9 Lexington ave. 70. T. W. Collins, collector, 231 E. 122,1 St. \\"m. H. \Canner, barber, r6o E. 57th St. nue 11. lienuett I tettrich, barber, t t7 E. 96th St. Chas. Stuttmatter, carpenter, rat I25th St. illar, photographer, 540 E. 55th st. E. 27. Frank \\'iebert, clerk, b37 First eve. Cha.. i. A- 9. hcmij. L. Harris, clothing, 75 E. 104th St. 71. James W. l)ou nes, awnings, 2275 Third ave. FIinch'Scheyer, Larder, 33o E. 531 st. 22. Henry I'. t )wens, printer. 533 L. S3th st. 1lenry Brinker, marble getter, 2o2S Second M. W. Lan'ler, painter. 167 E. togth St. 2S. Thomas 1'. A}cE%iiy, conductor. S.p} Third VI Illiam Stein, painter, 554 1_. '5th st. avenue. 72. Amiren- J. Gerety, clerk, 227 F. i2Sth St. avenue. 23. lames Malean, leisure. 152 E. gist St. to. J nhn A. Markey, clerk, 1832 Third aye. \k,.es I). Ilam ilton, painter, 156 E. tagth st. Si,,munl IIc>s. Storekeeper. 113 First ave. \\'m. F. Patterson, compositor, 1836 Third Ilarry Marcus. reporter. 320 F. 49th st. 73. \\'m. 1'. l'. Conner, clerk, iSSo Lexington are 29. Jacob Eidt, Jr., clerk, 324 E. 43d St. 24. Jose N. I"error, druggist, 301 E. 57th st. avenue. Chas. Fi-dint, l,uildcr, 135 E. 127th st. Joseph F. U,'nuhue, operator, foot Second Max I;.:charach, 1 raker. 234 F. Stith St. Ii. Thomas O'B:ien, mason, 1807 Third ave. 74. \1 nt. II. See, clerk, 6o E. 124th st. avenue. 25. Isaac Meyer, hailer, 162$ t-e.r,nd ave. Thos. T. 7Ichnlv. broker. lob F. to6th St. Joseph T.' Murray, railroad, 1840 }'.irk ave. 30. Max tchwar:z. butcher, 7S4 I ir,t ave. I--ac 7.1 ic, clerk, 31S E. $5th St. 12. Denis A. t iuinn, driver, IS55 Third ave. 75. Fred'k M. Moore, clerk, 79 W. [27th Si. \\ m. J. Owens, clerk, 917 Third ave. 26. E iwarl rhea, clerk, 430 E. 55th t. 11'm. F. (_Ig Men, cutter, 221 E. to2(l St. George E. Lynch, clerk, 52 V.'. 1321i at. 31. E liwaru} J. llunne, smith. 33i E. 52(1 St. Ilarry I Ienl ,enter, sale-ma!], 414 I';. 55th t. 13. Lawrence L. Clancey,hartendcr, a000 Second 76. Llavid F. Beggs, painter, 16S W. i2Sth st. 32. To;. T. Kelly, plumimer. S4i `econd} ave. 27. Tani- C. "Zapper, \arni-her, i2o E. 85th st. at enue. A. Lather Smith, lawyer, 139 \1'. t2Sth st. 1.)aniel \\-al>h, musician, 532 }l. S5th st. John Stevenson, plumhrr, 2001 Second ave. \\ m. A. Fenton. printer, 737 Third ave. 77. Thos. F.(_)'Connor, grocer, 2247 Seventh aye. 33. Tames W. Levin, collector. 237 E. 54th St. 2S. Rohett Fach, carpenter, 522 l-. S4th st. 14. 1. \LQoolenough, grain, Its E. 127th st. John T. Cooney, teacher, 2038 \}a~li-on ave. lo,eph A. McLvily. clerk. t34 E. ;oth st. Levi ii. "Cild ett<, iron x of ke-, 307 E. 55th st. Alex. 1'rat- k, plu iii l er, i 90 Third ave. 78. Philip \V, Kopper, latcver. t 13 \\'. t ;•pl St. 29. Peter F. McKenna, barter her, 401 1-:. S3d st. 34. Louis \\ eil, painter. Sao econ,I ave. 15. Ahiilanl II. l-rar,kel,salesnian,244 E. 105th St. Chun. F. llreedan, clerk, 2367 'ecorn,l ave. Frank II. Bradne, clerk, 226 E. 50th t. Ianles A. Kelly, carpente.. 352 E. 54th st. Warren II. Earle. clerk, 203 F. [ojth 't. 79• I Lerman Waterman, clerk, 5S E. t 14111 st. 30.l.awrenc, V. Murphy, t. George Burchill, real estate, 88 W. 134th st. Ttc'entr-first S!csea:b1r District. Tolnt A. Fd ert, Ligars, 1437 Third ave. Fdrv. T. lluffy, clerk, 16g F. 94th St. 1.:5,mLeuc Ilonohoe, tailor, 145411-adway. 33. Thomas \\. Keane. plunder. ,326 E. Szd St. ig. 1larry 11. bailey. lawyer, 67 E. 107th St. C. E. Dodson, musician, 6S6 Sixth ave. I larvev I'. Miller, real estate, 222 E. SIst St. David \lay, cigars, 170 1-; 105th st. 2. St . . mtmd B hren merchant, 175 V.. t 1 51. 34.A.\\.R,c.sennv', clerk, 517 I',. $l st. 20. James V. htart, conductor,'16i E. io6th St. ` J Twi t1-1 orrth rlssc»b! District. Geo, W... Murray, manager, t_~ 1\-. .}5th st. Fred. C. Groebler, carl~euter, 41S E. S3d St. Richard T. \Whalen, railroad, 1442 Park ave. 1 3• Will. 11. Cooper, clerk, 749 Sixth ave. 35. David Dunne, cigars, 161 East End ave. 21. T. F. Bannon, collector, 1762 Second ave. t. Thomas Maiden, moulder, 537 E. 135th St. John F. Gerbrach, milk, S41 sixth ave. John Tillmann, porter, 539 E. S5th St. 3. A. Tevlin, smith, 1947 1'hird ave. Daniel P. O7ieeie, agent, 56o E. I30th St. 4. Frank 1. McGirr. clerk, 526 \V. 421 St. 36. (deruge \V. S'.teehc, salesman, 422 E. S33 St. 22. Michael Scanlon, rubber, 2054 First ave. 2. John 11. Blair, furniture, 607 F. 134th St. Chas. 'I'. t_)xx, stationery, S27 Sixth ave. George T. \Vitl,erall, plasterer, 405 E Soth st 7tich'I Relden, driver, 302 E. [o6th St. \".'m. A. Str,utenburgh, clerk, 634 E. t ;7th St. 5. John N. Mallon, clerk, 13S \\'. 5211 st. 37. Robert Puck, reporter. 353 E. $4t11 St. 23.7'homas Tierney, cutter, 212 E. iogth St. 3. Flank L. I tattlon, student, 767 E. 134th St. John 1'. Lomtellan, smith, 717 seventh ave. John A. 1lurphy', clerk, iSS L. Soth St. Divine If.Coles, driver, 201 E. ioSth st. Geo. V. Ryerson, real estate, 130 \\'illis ave. 6. \' mu. F. Fitzsimons, han:ess, n31 Sixth ave. 38. Chas, A. Dowling, clerk, J36 E. 82d st. 24. Ilenry :\.Connell}, clerk, 41I E. I24Ih st. 4. Henry Iiraetzer, carpenter, 431 Forest ave. Louis Mann, glass, 167 Vi. 531 st. John J.O'I)onnell, clerk, 336 E. 82d St. \\-m. Me(;rath, ironworker, 300 E. I loth St. Max Satore, Jr., colorer, 147th St. and South- 7. William F. beck, smith, tots Sixth ave. 39. Bernard Phillips, cigars, 340 1':. 523 st. 25. Abraham Baum, clerk, t61 E. 104th st. ern I;0ulevard. John Iluriey, laborer, 165 V.. 56th st. Lewis Suman, cigars, 436 F. SSth St. Jos. 1). Mason, painter, 1707 Lexington ave. 5. Tune, Itelion, clerk, 751 E. 141st St. S. Matthew F. O'Connell, ma;zarei, 211 \\'. 4oth 40. Fred, C. Lang, cigars, 2J9 E. $oth St. 26. C. E. Jlackney, Jr., svheelwright, 1750 Lex- John Fl. Harper, clerk, 714 E. 1434 st• street. Patrick C. \leCotrnt, clerk, 20S E. 87th st. ington ave. 6. \Vm. Lyons, plural er, X45 F. 139th st. Richard S. Reilly, painter, 315 W. 54th St. 41. Leo Jacoby, reporter, 1542 Second ave. \\'m. II. Leonard, operator, 182 E. fo9th St. Philip Ohclicnna, moulder, 229 Alexander g. Chas. K. Compton, clerk, 66 \\'. SJ,1 .-it. Alex. Eirenfelder, manutacturer, 1629 First 27. Trieph Schneider, railroad, 1o5 E. ioSth St. avenue. MA. Delaney, clerk. 66 \V. 53d st. avenue. Herman I.ipnian, cigars, So E. 109115 St. 7. James V. Craven, clerk, 553 E. 140th St. Io. R"m. I). Donovan, painter, SS .Sixth ave. 42. Jacob I Iamburger, clerk, 402 E. 79th st. 28. Michael T. Daly, bricklayer, t i t E. 109th st. Joseph F. Hunter, undertaker, 2634 Third Fred. Ifofmann, butcher, 805 Sixth ave. Julius r-elig, clerk, 232 E. Sist st. James Kivlen, leisure, 1629 Madison ave. avenue. ii. Matthew' Cos rove, stationery, tog \C. 46th 43. Thomas I Ianlon, teamster, 408 E. 78th St. 2g. John J. McNally, clerk, 1793 Lexington ave. S. Thos. H. Keelon, plumber, 151 Alexander street. Charles Froze, clerk, 1483 Avenue A. Oscar T. Collenburg, painter, 1726I'ark ave. avenue. Nathan 11. Carswell, clerk, 41 E. 5oth St. 44. Denis 1'. Nevins, printer, 510 E. 84th st. 30. Frank Ramppen, real estate, 1623 Madison \V. Fensterer, clerk, 596 E. 136th St. 12. John V.'. Richardson, plumber. 70 W. 43(1 St. Leopold Lichtentel I, lace goods, 323 E. 79th avenue. g. George Briggs, clerk, J79 College ave. Wm. J. Plunkett, bookkeeper, 518 Fifth aye. street. John Wright, clerk, 1668 Madison ave. Edwin II. Sharp, etginecr, 580 E. 145th St. 13. Thomas M. Ahern, conductor, 112 F. 41st st. 45. Henry S. Chapin, broker, 237 F. 79th St. 31. James A. Ilynes, caulker, 165 E. [ loth st. [o. \Vm. F. Abbott, clerk, 724 E. 144th St. Joseph Kearney, brushe,, 527 Fifth ave. Thomas F. Cody, agent, 143$ Third ave. Harry Schuster, cigars, 167 E. I IOth st. Bernard J. Donnelly, moulder, So8 E. 145th L4. Cornelius J. Fyans, clerk, 45S Lexington ave. 46. Stephen Meagher, clerk, J47 E. 72d st. 32. Thos. J. O'Neil, polisher, 2135 Second ave. Street. \hen. 11. Maloney. clerk, 450 Lexington ave. Michael Collii.s, lather, 1586 Avenue A. John J. Corbin, carpenter, 214 E. I I Ith St. I I. John I3ellion, Jr., storekeeper, 688 E. ,46th 15. Jeremiah D. Ryan, salesman, 130 L. 51st St. 47. Sam. G. Goldsmith, merchant, 423 E. 78th st. 33. Albert Cain, plumber, 2194 Second ave. street. Otto Hoppe, grocer, ttS E. 51st st. David Cohn, cigars, 407 E. 78th St. John F. I)ongan, clerk, 2194 First ave. Laurence Seibert, collector, 598 E. 144th st. 16. Elmer E. lie Camp, clerk, 114 E. 53d st. 48. Thomas F. Casey, mason, J47 E. 76th St. J4. Peter Yule, leisure, 235 F. I 10th st. 12. E.J., Farrelly, broker, 2840 Third ave. \\'m. I. O. Flaherty, teacher, 105 E. 533 St. Morris Arnstein, sale3enan, 324 E. 77th St. Mordecai Lyons, cigars, 1970 Third ave. J. P. Gaml,ee, roofer, 637 E. 145th St. 17. Frank M. Refill -,«racer, '04 E. 56th st. 49. Abraham Cohen, ciisrs, 1485 First ave. J5. John B. Tooker, inspector, 204 E. t 13th St, 13. Thos. F. Duggan, plumber, 683 E. 146th St. Francis I )'Trole, Karnes., 411 Park ave. Thomas Jackson, plumber, 327 E. 80th St. Frank Murphy, engineer, 2351 Third ave. Michael O'l,rien, cutter, 726 E. 149th st.

SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. THE CITY RECORD. 2969

14. John J. Hattenbrun, barber, 536 Courtlandt 30. C. P. Knight, plumber, Anderson ave. nr DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. No proposal will be considered from persons whose avenue. Orchard. Commissioner's Office. character and antecedent dealings with the Board of Isaac Barnett, cigars, 2931 'Third ave. J.J. Etchingham, clerk, Ogden ave. nr. De No. 31 Chambers street, 9 A. M to 4 P. M. Education render their responsibility doubtful. 'Tire party submitting a proposal must include in his 15, JoIII F. Lesourd, leisure, 555 F. 150th at. voe St. THOMAS F'. GILRUY, Co11!m1ssioner; MAURIGE F HOLAHAN, Deputy Commissioner. proposal the names of all sub-contractors, and no change James J. Doonan, ironworker, 627 F. 144th st. 31. James J. Lally, builder, 1682 Weeks St. will be permitted to be made in the sub-contractors 16. Joseph j. Smith, clerk, 468 E. 150t11 ;t. Will. Hennesey, soda water, Aqueduct ave. named without the consent of the School Trustees and Henry J. Martin, isarbleworker, 551 \lorris Superintendent of School Buildings. High Bridge. DEPARTMENT OF SIREE'1' IMPROVEMENTS avenue. 32. Israel U. Pearce, bookkeeper, 1995 Webste Dated Ni,,, VoR, September ,J, r/gr. 'TWENTY-TfIIRD AND '1'rvExTY-POLRrH WARDS. 17. R. W. Ilenkler, clerk, 679 Courtlandt ave. avenue. No, 2622 •1hlyd avenue, northeast corner of One Hun- Frank Schaffner, bartender, 714 Courtlandt John Donovan, carpenter, Webster ave. an( dred and Forty-first street. Office hours, 9 A. nt. to 4 CIVIL SERVICE SUPERVISORY avenue. r74th St. P. 11. ; Saturdays, 12 M. AND EXAMININC BOARDS. z8. Patrick J. Mullins, varnisher, 685 E. 154th st. 33. Adolph Roos, brass, 1602 Bath!ate ave. Loots J. HEIN'rz, Commissioner; JOHN H. J . RoNNER John \Valsh, carpenter, Hall pl. j. A.'I'reanor, bricklayer, 1740 uathgatc ave. Deputy Commissioner ; W:Ir. H. TEN Evcg, Secretary. i\Er, Yrmti CITY CIVIL Sr.idl- iCc P,u_v

29O THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 28, 1891.

signing the same, that he is a householder or free- to the person or persons making the estimate, they a ill, • estimate must he verified by the oath, in writing, of the No. 8. FOR ALTERATION ANI) IMPROVEMENT holder in the City of New York, and is worth the on its icing so awanicd. become bound :u his or party making the estimate, that the several matters TO SEWER IN NINTH STREET', be- amount of the security required for the completion I their sureties for its faithful performance ; and that if stated therein are in all respects true. Where nrmv tween Avenues C and I). of the contract and stated in the proposals, over and 1 said person or persons shall omit or refuse to execute t%;an one Jerson as rut:resffz, it is requisite that the abov~e all his debts of every nature, and ,or and abme 1~1 the contract, they will pay to the Corporation of the City r~rt,!4'atrosr he mad, i,,1 ubs, ,v' ed ly all he fartics No. FOR REPAIRS 'FO SE\\'ER IN T\VEN- g' A and his liabilities is 1•ai1, surety and nrh, r;eiae : and that '', of New York any differenec between the sum to o-hich ;ntrrrdnt. STREET, SEWER IN ue he has offered himself as surety in good faith and with said person or persons would be entitled oil its corn- Each estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in First avenue. the intention to execute the bond required by I:nc. •1'he plction, and that which said Corporation or the Armory writing, of two householders or freeholders in the City No. to. FOR ALTERATION AND TbIPROV F- adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered is to Board may be obliged to pay to the person to whom cite of Ness York, soitlr !heir ,,s octh'e pleres of business or pl EN T T'O SEWER IN TI-II RTY- be approved by the Comptroller of the Cite of New contract may be awarded at any subsequent letting ; the rrtid, , ce. to the effect that if the contract be awarded to FOL.'RTH S1'REIiT, between Eleventh and York, after the award is made and prior to the signing amount. in each case, to be calculated upon the estimated the person or persons making the estimate, they will, Twelfth avenues, AND NEW SF W ER IN of the contract. ! amount of the work to be done by which the bids are on its being so awarded, become bound as his or their T'WELI'TH AV FN UE, between Thirty- ]No estimate will be received or considered unless tested. The consent above-mentioned shall he accom- sureties for its faithful performance; and that if said fourth and Thirty-fifth streets. accompanied by either a certified check upon one of the panied by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of person or persons shall omit or refuse to execute the State or National banks of the City of New York, drawn the persons signing the same. that he is a householder contract, they will pay to the Corporation of the City of No. ii. FOR SEWER IN ONE HUNDIRED AND to the order of the Comptroller, or money, to the or freeholder in the City of New York, and is worth the New York any difference between the sum to which FIFTEENTH STREET, between Riverside amount of sF.VEN'IY-FIVE D()1.I _ARS -;g:. -ccb I amount ofthe security required for the completion of the said person or persons would be entitled on its coo- avenue and Boulevard, WITH CURVES check or stoney must not be inclosed in the sealed contract and stated in the proposals, over and above all pletion and that which said Corporation or the Armory INTO I3()UI,IVARI). envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed his debts of cvc nature, arr,i ,ec, au,i rl'zr his I:a- Board may be obliged to pay to the person to whom the Each c,timate most contain the name and place of resi- lo the utlier or clerk of the Board, who has charge ! &ai• 0 5 fail, o, ,cur anal otberznls(: and that he as I contract may 1!e awarded at : ny subsequent letting ; the deuce of the person making the same, the names of all of the estimate-box ; and no estimate can be deposited offered himself as surety it, good faith and with the amount in each case, to he calculated upon the estimated persons interested with him therein, and if no other per- in said box until such check or money has been ex- intention to execute the bond required by law. Thu amount of the work to be done by which the bids are son be so interested it shall distinctly state that fact. amined by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered is to be tested. The consent above mentioned shall be accom- That it is made without any connection with any other All such deposits, except that of the successful bidder, i approved b}- the Comptroller of the Cit3 of Nev York, pawed by the oath or affirmation, in writing, ofeach of person making an estimate for the sortie work, and is in will be returned by the Ct mptrnller to the persons after the award is made and prior to the signing of the the persons signing the same, that he is a householder all respects fair and without collusion or fraud. That no making the same within three days after tire contract is contract. or freeholder in the City of New York, and is worth the ,nember of the Common Council, head of a department, awarded. if the successful bidder shall refuse or ) o estimate will be received or considered unless ac- amountOf the security required for the completion of the chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or neglect, within five days after notice that the contract companied by either a certified check upon one of the contract, and stated in the proposals, over and above all other officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly has been awarded to him, to execute the sanme, the State or National monks of ii City of se nv York, drawvn his debts of ever}- nature, anal o:-er ,ruri al•r'n !us lia- interested in the estimate or in the work to which it amount of the deposit made by him shall be forfeited i to the order of the Comptroller, or money to the amount biitirs as 1•a/l, surety and o: lists, : and that he has relates or in the profits thereof. such f offered himself as surety in good faith and with the to and retained b)- the I... is of \ell- York as liquid: t d of FIYh: T11(ll:THOUSAND DIlLL1RS ES,-^ ~' • Each estimate must he verified by the oath, in writing, damages for such neglect or refusal; but it he shall be inclosed in the scaled • intention to execute the bond required by lair. The estimate : check or money- mast not of the party u the sv me, td b the sa h, in ra the contract within the time tore aid the envelope containing- the estier te, but must be handed adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered is to be t i ng, execute therein stated ekeire truh, and must be accompanied at the am ,y ant ,f his deposit shall be returned to him by the to the officer or cicrk of the Board a ho his charge of the approved by the Comptroller of the City of New York after the award is made and prior to the signing of the c oe rem, to rrriti of nvo householders or fsedrb]dene Comptroller. estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in said the e No estimate will be accepted from, or contract awarded bog tmtil such check or atone}• has been examined b~- contract. ;n the Ci`tP ocf th tire e`persr to thctest?t.ate , they %% ill, to, an}- per. on scho is in arrears to the Corporation, said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such j '. estimate will be received or con sidered unless r a ho is a defaulter, as surety ;accompanied by either a certified check upon one of upon it being so pern rrded, become bound as hiU sureties upon uel ton contract, ~, deposits, except that of the successful bidder, rcill be for its faithfulfaithful perfor rd d •andand that that i{ he shall refuse or oth, r~, ise, upon any obligation to the Corporation. returned by the Comptroller to the persons making the the State or National banks of the City of Neu- York, Bidders are requested, in making their bids or e ri- sam within three days :titer the contract is awarded, '~~ drawn to the order of the Crnnptrollir, car money, to fo n t s feet to e rfor the e; a, will pay h the Corfuse e poration an difference between the sum to which mates, to use a blank prepared or that purpose by the If the successful bidder shall refuse or neglect, within the amount of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY I)(1I, he Board. a copy of which, together with the form of the L\RS ergo). Such check or money- must not be in- tt'Onld be entitled upon its completion, and that which five days after notice that the contract has been awarded the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person to agreement, incIi ding specifications, and showing the to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit closed in the sealed envelope containing the estimate, manner of pa} nient for the work, can be seen upon but must be handed to the officer or clerk of the Board }c'horn the contract sh: 11 be awarded at any subsequent made Ly him shill be forfeited to and retained by the letting ; the amount to he calculated upon the estimated application a[ the Armor}' of the 1'went}'-second Regi- as liquidated damages for such who has charge of the estimate-box, and no estimate (;it}- of New ]oak tniotmt of the work by which the bids are tested. ment. southeast corner of the Boulevard and sixty- neglect or refusal ; but if lie shall execute the contract can be deposited in said box until such check or stoney eighth street. within the time aforesaid, the amount of his deposit has been examined by said officer or clerk and found to The consent last above mentioned must be accom. 1he 1loard reserves the right to reject any or all esti- will be returned to him by the Comptroller. ; be correct. All such deposits, except that of the sue- ponied by the oath orallrmation, in writing, ofeach ofthe mates net deemed beneficial to or for the public interest. No estimate will be accepted from. or contract awarded i cessful bidder, will be returned by the Comptroller to persons signing the same, that he is a householder or Plans may be examined and specification- and blank - to, any person oho is in arrears to the Corporation, the persons making the same, within three clay's after freeholder in the City of New York, and is worth the forms for Lids or estimates obtained, by application to upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter. as surety the contract is awarded. if the successful bidder shall amount of the security required for the completion of the Inspector, John 0u}, at the 'Trcentv-second Regi- or otherwise. upon any obligation to the Corporation. refuse or neglect, within five days after notice that the the contract, over and shove all his debts of every meat Arnrc ry, southeas, corner of the 1:culevard and i Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti- contract has been awarded to him. to erecute the same, nature, and over and above his liabilities as bail, surety, Sixty-eighth street. i mates, to use a blank prepared for that purpose by the amount of the deposit made by hint shall be forfeited or otherwise, and that he has offered himself as surety HUGH T. GRANT, Ma}cr; ! the Board, a copy of which, together with the form to and retained by the City of New York as liquidated in good faith, with the intention to execute the bond El ',V Akll 1'. ILAR RIP , of the agreement, including speciticntinns, and showing damages for such neglect or refusal ; but if he shall required by law. President 14•p:rrtment Taxes and Assessments ; the manner of payment for the cork, can be seen ! execute the contract within the time aforesaid, the No estimate will be considered unless accompanied T'H(h,. F. (;ILRr 1Y, upon application at the office of the Architect, J. R. amount of his deposit will be returned to him by the by either a certified check upon one of the State or Commissioner Pr i lie \\-csks Department ; THt t11 AS, No. too BROADWAY, Net York City. Comptroller. National banks of the City of New York, drawn to the ERia-(:F.,. .l)L-1S F1 I'Zt:Fa: ttK V, The Board reserves the right to reject any or all esti- No estimate will be accepted from, or contract order of the Comptroller, or money to the amount of five CoL. .'. i1E l a\- _a\.-\ H, mates not deemed beneficial to or for the public interest awarded to, any person info is in arrears to the Corpora- per cesium of the amount of the security required for Armory Board Commissioners. Plans may he examined and specifications and blank Lion upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as the faithful performance of the contract. Such check or forms for bids or estimates obtained by application to surety or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Car- mone7• must Not be inclosed in the sealed envelope .:sexy Bo.sxD—OFfrcx of THE SECRET.Axv, the-Architect, at his office, No. 16o BROAD\\AY, I p.,ration. containing the estimate, but must he handed to the jTAArs ZECrr.\0 BUILDING, 1 ins v ROW ! New York City. Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti- officer or clerk of the Department who has charge of the Ncw YORK, September 17, 189". HUGH 1. GRANT, Mayor ; mates, to use a blank prepared for that purpose by estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in said ElO\ _\RD 1'. L'.\RKER, the Board, is copy of which, together with the form box until such check or money has been examined by resident Department Taxes and Asse-sments ; of the agreement, including specifications, and showing said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such PROPOSALS FOR E~TIV:RTES FOR FLF UR- THOS. F. (;ll.RO_Y, the manner of payment for the work, can be seen deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will be -NISI11\t` \1A I I1\1 -kL .A]ND Vi - t )K1-s. Commi;signer Public \\ ork, Department ; upon application at the Armor}- of the 1 e~ty-second returned to the persons making the same within three L`?t~ JA iii. i C_11'ANAGH, Reginient, southeast corner of the Boulevard and Sixty- days after the contract is awarded. If the successful I\ HE ERECTION OF :'e .~IL~IU1~y l~ I I I Z1, .• . ,D, _ ...... BxtG.-(DES. LI) eighth street. bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days after III ' Armory Crvard Commissioners. The Board resen•es the right to reject any or all notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to f )F Fu RTI1 :A\ENUE.EXTENT ING estimates not deemed beneficial to or for the public execute the same, theamountof thedeposit made by him FRO"I THIRTY-1- HIRI) TO THIRTY- as`'''h} Bo"R°—OFptcE of THE SFcrET.ARN,, interest. shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of New CT.a.CTS-ZEtrrNG Bt'ILDING, 1'1151 Row, flans may be examined and specifications and blank York, as li quid ated damages for such neglect or refusal FOl. I~'7•H ti"CRLI'.-1•. \L« ]•ORIh CI 1.1 . -Err YIIoK, oeptember i7, t8_ t. I forms for bids or v- timatcs obtained by application to but if he shall execute the contract within the time afore- - _ the Inspector,P JJohn Guy,Guy, at the 1went }•-second Reg i- said, the amount of the deposit will be returned to him. l0tc)iaLSF( RESTIII_lTLSFOR F['I2NISH• PROPOSALS F(IR 1 'II- IATES FOR i mentArmra3•,southeat corner of the Boulevard and THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC W1iRKS D ing n aerials and work in the erection of an FI.•I\\I'HI\(i \IATl'.RI.\I.' _A\I) \\(ii K S'xl} -eighth street, N York City. p R\"1•:5 THE 1L0;HT 10 REJECT ALI, BIDS Armor}-Buildmc ti:e easterh side of Fourth avenue, ,~~j) HLGH J. GRANT, \Mayor; RF:GENE]) FOR RT P_]KT'ICUL3R \ Ef TS IF I- l-)1` :11)I)IT1UN~, :1L•I- EIS:1•l II es and As extending from Thirty-third to ]hint}--fourth -treat, HE 1fFE~IS IT FOR THE BEST INFERESPS OF ft l- f':\ I1 J Ti ! TILE .]I\ \IU1\1 Ill_ IL[ 1- ~ President Department 7•axes and Assessments ; City- and County of \err York, will be received by the 1'lIE Cl Armor- Board at the Vl A'Oh. , OFFICE, CIT'S Psi ;ti FOR TIIE EI(:II1 H, ; A\ I I I I• II THOMAS F. GILRU]', Commissioner Public Works Department ; Blank forms of bid or estimate, the proper envelopes HALLL T "ill to .3o I) LL rr K A. M. COF THE _]N1) 'I \\-E\TZ -SE( O'I) REGI-iIIEN .S, I 9TH LAY OF OCIO ER, 18111, at which time zinc. I ERic.-GES. LOL 1, FI I7GERALE) in which to inclose the same, the specifications and place they will be publicly opened and read by said N •G. S. N. Y ., NE\V YORK Cl I.'s . L. J:\\I I-S CAVAN AGH, agreements, and any further information desired, can be Board. Armor} Board Cummis,ioners. obtained at Rooms t and o, No. 31 Chambers street. Any person making an estimate for the above ur rk flROPOSALS FOR E'.17\IATES FOR FL•RN1SH- "YHOs. F. GILROY, shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope to the U ice materials and trork for Additions, .-\lteratiens Commissioner of Public V orks. Yresidcnt of said Armory Board, indor-ed ' Estimat ;,nd R,I.,irs to the Armory Buildings for the Eighth, I DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS for Furnishing -Materials and Work in the erection cr i uelfth :-.nd I'llenty-second Regiments, N. G. s. N. Y., an Armory Building- on the easterly side of Feur[h New York City,' svillbe received by the Armory_ Board, , lrtrrAx-rxesT OF Piratic \\'oieKS, DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. avenue, extending from Thirty-third to Thirty--fourth at the >lAYi )R'S OFFICE, CI T Y BALL, UN7. IL Cu+t>ttsstoNER'S t)CrtCtc, street," and also with the name of the p arson er p er- ro.=o O'CLOCK A. JL OF THE sTH DAY OF No. 't Cti.ssrr+Errs J7 REET, DErnRTxEnT of LocKC, sons presenting the same, and the date of its presents- '. OCTOBF.R, t8t, at which time and place they will be NE" YORK, September t9, 58g1. J PIER "A," Nurmer RtvER, t.en. ' publicly opened and read by said Board. -- Any bidder for this contract must be known to be en- Am- person making an estimate for the above work NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO CONTRACTORS. raged in and well prepared for the I usiness, and must shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope to the I'resi- have satisfactory testimonials to that effect and the dent c•f said Armors• Board, indorsed, ' Fstimate Oct N F Eli) AY,OCTOBER z, tfgr, AT ro 3 A. +t.. !No •399.) person or persons toohem the contract may be awarded Furnishing Materials and Work for -Additions, Alters- O the Department of Public Works will sell at w-ill be required to give security for the performance of tions -and Repairs to the Armor Buildings for the public auction, by Messrs. Van Tassell & Kearney, PROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES FOR PREPAR- the contract by his or their bond, with tiro cntiicrent _ and Twenty-second Regiment,, \, Cr. Eighth, Twelfth a, :ctioneers, on the premises, the following, viz., ON I,~G Ft)R AND BUILDING A CRIII-BLLK- sureties, in the amount of ONE HUNDRED THOUS S. \. }., Necv ] ork City," and also with the name of the Bt-LK}F.iu El. CT of Ft LTOV -1 CFET, N. R. t A ND Lt HEAD FI2O\I A POINT ABOUT rot FEET s are r ~ itoc,000j. per on or persons presenting the same and the date of Q[ ANTITY OF OLD BRICK, IRON, ET'C. SiNET'YSEV i NTH Bidders are required to submit their estimates upon Nui.l'H OF W F.S'I' tts presentation, STRE1•`1', NORTH RIVER. TO A POINT the following express conditions, which shall apply to Any bidder for this contract must be known to be TERsu or S.tt.E. i ABt t1 I xq FEET 6 INCHES NORTH OF and become Ppart of every estimate received : engaged in and well prepared for the business, :tad must Cash payments in bankable funds at the time and 1st. Bidders must satisfy oft heelses, by personal ex- N IN E l'Y-1INTH STREET, NORTH have satisfactory testimonial. to that eff ect ; and the place of sale, and the immediate removal by the par- RIVER, AND FOR DREDGI\G l'HFRFA1'. amioatien of the location of the proposed work, and person or pursuits to whom the contract mac be awarded ch.,ser of the articles purchased, otherwise he will forfeit - by such other means as they may prefer, as to the will he required to give security for the perform. ace the s.,nic, together with all moneys paid therefor, accuracy- of the estimate, and =hall not at :my time after of the contract by his or their fond, with two sufficient 'THOS. F. GILRO)Y, L' STIMATES FOR PREPARING FOR AND the submission of an estimate dispute Cr complain of sureties in the amount of FIVE 'IHVI..' AND; 5,« Commissioner of Public Works. li building a Crib bulkhead from a point about too the statement of quantities, nor assert that there was DOLLAR.. feet north of Kest Ninety-seventh street, North river, any misunderstanding in regard to the nature or ! Bidders are required to submit their estimates upon DEPARTMENT OF Pcme \\ ORKS, 1 to a point about a9 feet 6 inches north of \Cest Ninety- amount of the work to be done the following express conditions, which shall apply to CuststissroxnR's OFFICE, ninth street, North river, and for dredging thereat, will ad. Bidders will he required to complete the entire and become part of every estimate rccei'-ed : Roost 6, No. 31 CHasirERS ST., be received by the Board of Commissioners a[ the head work to the satisfaction of the Armor}• Board, and 1st. Bidders must satisfy themselves, by personal ex- NEw' YORK , September 17, 1895. J of the Department of Docks, at the office of said Depart- in substantial accordance with the specifications of ' aminrtion of the location of the proposed work. and by ! — ment, on Pier "A," foot of Battery place, North river, the contract and the Flans sheaein ruierred to. No extra sch other means a, they may prefer, as to the accuracy TO CONTRACTORS. in the City of New York, until i o'clock v. at. of compensation, beyond the amount I ayable for the work of the estimate, and shall not, at any time after the sub- THURSDAY OCTOBER t, r8gr, before mentioned, which shall be actually performed, at mission of an estimate, dispute or complain of the state- ~1DS OR ESTIMATES, INCLOSED INA SEALED at which time and lace the estimates will be publicly the prices therefor to be specified by the lowest bidder, ment of quantities, nor assert that there was any mix- envelope, :nifh the rift%~~lthe zourk amt the uanxe P shall be due or state ile for the entire work. understanding in regard to the nature or amount of the o goad b the head of said De -trtment. T'he award of ,` the pI1 fzcn vicltrgacl tker,00r, also the number of t&e thep contract,} if awarded, will bep` made as soon as prac- Bidders u dl state in their estimates a price for the .cork to be done. ✓ q p ruork rzs in tke ad ertrsemenf, will be received at this ticgble after the o enin of the bids. whole of the work to he done, in conformit y with the zd. Bidders will be re tired [o tom fete the entire otIice until 1z o'clock st. on Tuesday, beptemberz9, r8gs, p g approved form of contract and the specifications work to the satisfaction of the Armor}• Board, and in Any person making an estimate for the work shall h at which place -and hour the}• will be publicly opened furnish the same in a sealed envelope to said Board, at t i su ut s to c ve all ex p rase toe bids ki n i tested. substantial accordance with the specifications of the by the head of the Department. or in iden t l to Chef a llmen sotever}- tract, tcohed contract and the plans therein referred to. No extra said office, on or before the day and hour above-named, No r, FOR RANU'LATIN(; AND PAVING \\-1TH u.hich envelo a shall be indorsed with the name or Inin or incidental [o the fulfillment of the contract, indud- compensation, beyond the amount payable for the (;RAN I'1'E-BLUCK PAVEMENT' THE p ing any claim that may arise through delay, from any work before mentioned, which shall ire actually per- names of the person or persons presenting the same, the CARRIAGE\PAY OF NINETIETH date of its presentation, and a statement of the work to cause, in the performing of the work thereunder. I formed at the price, therefor, to be specified by the STREET, from First to Second avenue. Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and in lowest bidder, shall be due or payable for the entire which it relates. figures, the amount of their estimates for doing this work. No, s. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH T'he Ladder to whom an award is made shall give PAV Eb1ENT' THE work. Bidders will state in their estimate a price for the GRAN IT•E-BLOCK security for the faithful performance of the contract, in NINETY-SIXTH The person or persons to whom the contract may be whole of the work to be done, in conformity with the ROAD\VAY OF the mannerprescribed and required byordinance, in the awarded will be required to attend at this office with the approved form of contract and the specifications therein S'I REFT, from Lexington to Fourth avenue sum of Forty Thousand Dollars. ineer's estimate of the nature, quantities and sureties offered by him or them, and execute the con- set forth, by which price the bids will be tested. This No. 3. FOR KEGULAT'ING AND PAVING WITH The Eng tract within five da}•s from the date of the service of a price is to cover all expenses of every kind involved in GRANITE-BLOCK PAVE'1[ENT THE extent of the work is as follows: notice to that effect ; and in case of failure or neglect so or incidental to the fulfillment of the contract, including CARRIAGF:]VAY OF" ONE HUNDRED CLASS 1. to do, he or they will be considered a having abandoned any claim that may arii se through delay. from any cause, AND THI kD STREET, from the Boulevard it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and the con- in the performing of the work thereunder. to Riverside Drive. Dredging for the site of the crib-bulkhea d and in front tract will be readvertised and relet, and so on until it be Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and in I No. 4. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH of it, about 35,000 cubic yards. accepted and executed. figures, the amount of their estimates for doing this I GRANITE-BLOCK PAVF.\LENT THE CLASS II. Bidders are required to state in their estimates their work. CARRIAGEWAY OF ONE HUNDRED names and places of residence ; the names of all persons The person or persons to whom the contract may be AND THIRD STREET, from Central Park, t. About 855,000 cubic feet, more or less, of cribwork, interested with them therein ; and if no other person be f awarded will be required to attend at this office with the \West, to Columbus avenue. complete, including fenders, mooring-posts and backing-logs, and measured from the underside of so interested, the estimate shall distinctly state the fact; sureties offered by him or them, and execute the con- i No. 5. FOR REGULAT'IN(; AND PAVING WITH also that the estimate is made without any connection tract within five days from the date of the service of a GRAN ITE-BLOCK PAVE;IMFNT 'THE the backtng-logs. with any other person making an estimate for the same ROADWAY (IF ONE HUNDRED AND a. One White Oak Fender Pile, about 45 feet long. notice to that effect ; and in case of failure or neglect so or tarring. work, and that it is in all respects fair and without to do, he or they will be considered as having abandoned I NINETEENTH STREET, from Seventh to 3. Materials for painting and oilimg of collusion or fraud ; and also that no member of the it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and the con- Lenox avenue. 4. Labor of every description for about 453 linear feet crib-bulkhead. Common Council, head of a department, chief of a I tract will be readvertised and relet, and so on until it be '1. No, 6. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH bureau, deputy- thereof, or clerk therein, or other accepted and executed. GRANITE-BLOCK PAVEMENF THE N. B.—As the above-mentioned' quantities, though officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly Bidders are required to state in their estimates their 1I CARRIAGEWAY OF BRAUHURST stated with as much accuracy as is possible, en advance, interested therein, or in the supplies or work to which it names and places of residence ; the names of all persons AVENUE, from One Hundred and Forty- are approximate only, bidders are required to submit relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof ; which interested with them therein ; and if no other second to One Hundred and Forty-fifth their estimates upon the following express conditions, erson become a part of every estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the be so interested, the estimate shall distinctly st to the Street. which shall apply to and party making the estimate, that the several matters fact ; also, that the estimate is made without an • con- i No. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH estimate received: stated therein are in all respects true. JPhere m ore nection with any other person making an estimate for ASPHALT PAVEMENT, ON CONCRETE r. Bidders must satisfy themselves, by personal exami- tkan one person is interested, it rs requisite that the the same work, and that it is in all res cts fair, and FOUNDATION, THE ROADWAY OF nation of the location of the proposed work, and by eernfcalirn be made and subscribed by all Ilse parties without collusion or fraud ; and also, thate no member f EDGECOMBE AVENUE, from the south such other means as they may prefer, as to the accuracy interested. of the Common Council, head of a department, chief side of One Hundred and Thirty-eighth of the foregoing Engineer's estimate, and shall not, at any time after the submission of an estimate, dispute or Each estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other street to the north side of One Hundred and writing, of two householders or freeholders in the City Forty-first street, and from thence north to complain of the above statement of quantities, nor assert officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly inter- that there was any misunderstanding in regard to the of New York, with their respective places of business or I ested therein, or to the supplies or work to which it the south side of One Hundred and Forty. rssidenee, to the effect that if the contract be awarded relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof ; which fifth street, with granite-block pavement. nature or amount of the work to be done. SEPTEMBER 28 1891. THE CITY RECORD. 2971

2. Bidders will be required to complete the entire Hundred and Fifty-eighth, One Hundred and Fifty- 4, For excavation for land piers, including Blank forms !or proposal and forms of the contract work to the satisfaction of the Department of Docks, anc ninth and One Hundred and Sixtieth streets and sheeting, per cubic yard. ...... I... which the successful bidder will lie required to execute, in substantial accordance with the specifications of the Amsterdam avenue. 5. For all piling, per pile 40 feet, as cut off can be had at the office of the Secretary, and the plans contract and the plans therein referred to. No extra All persons Whose interests are affected by the above- and under ...... ..... can be 'ecn and information relative to them can he had compensation, beyond the amount payable for each named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, 6. For all piling, per pile 40 feet to 6o feet, at the office of the Department, Nos. 49 and 51 Cham- class of the work before mentioned, which shall be or either of them, are requested to present their objec- as cut off ...... bers street, actually performed, at the prices therefor to be specified tions in writing to the Chairman of the Board of 7. For all timber in grillages with iron, per ALBERT GALLUP, by the lowest bidder, shall be due or payable for the Assessors, at their office, No. z7 Chambers street, A1.1i. \I ...... -....-...... entire work. NATHAN STRAUS, within thirty days front the date of this notice. 8. For crib fenders, per cubic foot ..,.,....- PAUL f)ANA, fife work to be done under the contract is to be com- The above-described lists will he transmitted, as pro- 9. I'or all fender planking and bracing, with A. B. •T APPFN, menced within five days after the date of the contract, iron, per M. B. \f ...... .. ... Commissioners of the Department of Public Parks. and all the work contracted for is to be fully completed sided by law, to the Board of Revision and Correction of Assessments for confirmation on the 2zd day of to. For all masonry, Piers I and 3, above low on or before the ist day of March, i89z, and the October, 28gt. water, per cubic yard ...... damages to be paid by the contractor for each day that EDWARD GILON, Chairman, it. For ail masonry, l'ier2,above mean low DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHAR- the contract ntn}' be unfulfilled after the time fixed for water,p PATRICK M. HAVERTY, v.onrycyard ...... (TIES AND CORRECTION. the fulfillment thereof has expired are, by a clause in CHAS, E. WENJIT, rz For all ma,onry of land, Piers 4, 5, 6, 7, the contract, determined, fixed and liquidated at Fifty per cubic yard ...... dollars per clay. EDWARD CAlIfI.L, DEPARTSIENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES A\D C, uRIlcCTt0\,1 Board of Assessors, 13. For all end pede-.tats and newels above No. (,6 Tuueu Ave.scc. Bidders will state in their estimates a price for the OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF AsoESSORS, coping, land piers, per cubic foot...... whole of the work to be done in each class, in con- NO. 27 CIIAN113F.RS STKEE 1, 14, For all exposed dressed masonry sur- i!( "T" C) formity with the approved form of agreement and the NEw YORK, September 2t, r8r, faces, copings, mouldings,gs, etc., per TO .. I : ~ u.. specifications therein set forth, by which price the bids square foot ...... ...... - will be tested. These prices are to cover all expenses r5. For WVatchtnen's houses, Piers I and 3, MATERIALS ANI) 1\()RK REQ)IUIRED) ofevery kind involved to or incidental to the fulfillment NEW AQUEDUCT. com plet,, each...... F()R BUILDING A PAVILION FOR of the contract, including any claim that may arise t6. For al] steel and iron in draw span, per through delay, from any cause, in the performing ofthe N. ~' (;III' ASYLIi 1I FOR INSANE, work thereunder. The award of the contract, if awarded, NEW Ac)UIv:I)LCT, \VESTCIIESTER 17. For all steel and iron iuturn table, per I BLACK\VELL'S ISLAND. will be made to the bidder who is the lowest for doing COUNTY SECTION pouted ...... the whole of the work comprised in the two classes, and 18. For all steel and iron in fixed spans, per whose estimate is regular in all respects. cEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR THE SUPREME COURT—SECOND JUDICIAL pound ...... Bidders will distinctly writs out, both in words and in Ig. For all ornamental work, as specified for v aforesaid work and materials, in accordance with figures, the amount of their estimates for doing each DISTRICT. dra,c span, complete ...... the specifications and plan,, will be received at the office class of the work. so. For draw-bridge machinery and fixtures, of the Department of Public Chant,.;s and Correction, The person or persons to is-horn the contract may he In the matter of the petition of Hubert O. Thompson, complete...... No. 66 Third avenue, in the City of New York, until awarded will be required to attend at this office with the zr. For building and fittimi up engine-room Thur,day, October 8, :Ii, until in A. ii. The person Commissioner of Public Works of the City of New or persons making any bid or estimate shall furnish the sureties offered by him or them, and execute the con- York, tinder and in pursuance of chapter 495 of the with fixtures, complete ...... tract within five days from the date of the service of a 22, For railing, newels, rail box, cornice for same to a sealed envelope, indorsed "Bid or Estimate Laws of 1883, and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen i for Pavilion for Insane, B. notice to that effect ; and in case of failure or neglect so and Commonalty of the City of New York, for the draw span, per lineal foot ...... L," and with his or their name or names, and the elate of presentation, to the head to do, he or they will be considered as having abandoned appointment of Colnmis'ioners of Appraisal, under 23. For railing„ newels, rail box, cornice for it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and the con- of said Department, at the said office, on or before the chapter 490 of the Laws [883. fixed span,, per lineal foot ...... tract will be readvertised and relet, and so on until it be 24. For single light lamps, with supports, day and hour above named, at which time and place accepted and executed. draw span, each ...... the bids or estimates received will be publicly opened Bidders are required to state in their estimates their To all ffersons interested in this proceeding' 25. For clu=ter lamps and posts, fixed spans, by the President of said Deuarttnent and read. names and places of residence, the names of all persons THE BOARD OF P'JiLIC C11AR1"iIES AND CORRECTION OTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE each interested With them therein ; and if no other person 26. For asphalt sidewalk, per square yard... RESEIIS'H_S THE R[!,HT- Ti) REJECT ALL BIDS OR ESTI1t.\TES be so interested, the estimate shall distinctly state the N sixth separate report of the above-mentioned IF DEESIED TO BE FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST, Commissioners of Appraisal, appointed herein on 27. For asphalt roadway, per square yard... AS fact ; also that the estimate is made without any connec- 28. For cast-iron gratings, draw span, per PROVIDED IN SECTION 64, CHATTER Jlo, LAWS uF 1882. tion with any other person making an estimate for the October tt, 1834, which report was filed on August 25, No hid or estimate will be accepted from, or contract t891, in the office of the Clerk of Westchester pound...... same work, and that it is in all respects fair and without 29. For gas-pipe main, with tank, branches, awarded to, any person who is in arrears to the Cor- County, at the Court-house in the Village of White l'oration upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, collusion or fraud ; and also that no member of the Corn- Plains, in said County, will be presented for con- etc.. per lineal foot ...... talon Council, head of a department, chief of a bureau, 30. For an extra coat of paint, if ordered, as surety or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Cor- firmation to the Supreme Court, at a Special Term porttion. deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other officer of the thereof, to be held in the Second Judicial District, at lwnp 'um..,...... Corporation, is directly or indirectly interested therein, The au"ard of the contract will be made as soon as the Court-house, in Poughkeepsie, 1)utchess County, on 31. For removing present bridge and main- or in the supplies or work to which it relates, or in any taming travel, lump sum.... , ...... practicable after the opening of the bids. October, z4, r89 r, at it o'clock in the forenoon. Any kidder for this contract must be known to be en. portion of the profits thereof; which estimate must an Dated NEw YORK, September 24, ifigr, Which prices are to inclade and cover the furnishing verified by the oath, in writing, of the party making the of all the materials and the performance of all the labor gaged in and well prepared for the business, and must estimate, that the several matters stated therein are in WILLIAM H. CLARK, requisite or proper for the purpose. and the completing have satisfactory testimonials to that effect; and the all respects true. It /1crr neorc than one Person is Counsel to the Corporation, of all the above-mentioned work of the materials and in person or persons to whom the:oatract maybe awarded inirrresfwi, it is requisite that the vd5,afso de ,nade No. z f ryon Row, New York City. the manner set forth, described and shown in the will be required to give security f„r the performance of and subscribed to by all the fiarli,s roti's-1s[til. specifications and on the plan: for the work, and in the the contract b}! his or their Lend, with twin sufficient Each estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, form of contract approved by the Counsel to the Cor- sureties, each to the pcmtl amou nt of T%%EL% E in writing, of two householders or freeholders of the DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS poration. THOUSAND ($PL,0001 DOL,:\Ii"1 , City of New York, -with tkrir r.,jie,tiss' ,laces of brrsi- The time allowed to complete the whole work will be Each bid or estimate shall contain and state the name ucss sir rrsrdence, to the effect that if the contract be DFI'ARTCtENT OP PUBLIC PARKS, Five Hundred working days, as provided in paragraph and place of residence of each of the persons making the awarded to the person or persons making the estimate, NUS. 49 .a.\D 51 CHAMBERS STREET, F of the agreement. same ; the names of all persons interested with him or they will, on its being so awarded, become bound YEW YORK, September to, r8gr. The amount of security required is Three Hundred them therein ; and if to other person he so interested, as his or their sureties for its faithful performance; Thousand Dollars. it shall distinctly state that fact t al,o that it is made and that if slid person or persons shall omit or refuse Bidders mu,t satisfy themselves by personal examin- without any connection with any other person making to execute the contract, they will pay to the Corpora- 1'O CONTRACTORS. orlon of the location of the proposed 'work, and by such .in estimate for the

2972 THE CITY RECORD . SEPTEMBER 28, 1891.

missioners of Public Charities and Correction, report as A. nt., hear and consider all statements, objections and or occupants, of all houses and lots and improved and un- In the matter of the application of the Board of Street Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, follows : evidence that may be then and there offered in reference improved lands affected thereby and to all others whom r for and on behalf of the \lay or Aldermen and Com- At Morgue, Bellevue Hospital, from Pier 43, East to the contemplated change and revision of maps in it may concern, to wit : I river-Unknown man, aged about q3 years ; 5 feet the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, in pur- First-That we have completed our estimate and monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquiring suance of the provisions of chapter 721 of the Law's of assessment, and that all persons interested in this pro- title (wherever the same has not been heretofore 4 inches high; brown hair and moustache. Had on RIVER TERRACE gray and blue striped coat, brown and gray striped 1887, and of chapter 545 of the Laws of 1890, the general ceeding, or in any of the lands affected thereby, and acquired), to HARLEM by proper authority), vest, blue cotton overalls, blue and white striped shirt, character and extent of the contemplated changes being having objections thereto, do present their said objec- (although not yet named as follows : tions in writing, duly verified, to its at our office, No. extending from Cedar avenue to Fordham road, in laced shoes. I i New First-Changing of grade in Willow avenue, from the 51 Chambers street, in said city, on or before the 8th the 'Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Unknown man from Pier at, North river, aged about York, as the same has been heretofore laid out and ,5 years; 5 feet q inches high ; flesh eaten off face, Long Island Sound to East One Hundred and Thirty- day of October, i89t, and that we, the said Commis- sioners, will hear parties so objecting within ten week designated as a first-class street or road by theADe- head and right hand. Had on black coat and pants, eighth street. I brown mixed vest, blue flannel shirt, gray cardigan Second-Changing the location of Dawson street, days next after the said 8th day of October, c8gt, and partment of Public Parks. jacket. z white cotton undershirts, z pairs white canton westerly of Prospect avenue, and discontinuing Hewitt for that purpose will be in attendance at our said office flannel drawers. place, from Robbins avenue and Westchester avenue to on each of said ten days at s o'clock P. nt. Unknown man from St. Vincent's Hospital, aged Prospect avenue. Second-That the abstract of our said estimate and T=rE`/~/ •1'HE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS about 40 years ; 5 feet 5 inches high ; brown hair, Third-lliscontinuing the avenue, between Brook I assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps, of Estimate and Assessment in the above-en. sandy moustache ; brown eves. Had on blacli coat and avenue and Third avenue, bordering on and west of the and also all the affidavits, estimates and other documents used by us in making our report. have been deposited titled matter, hereby give notice to all persons interested vest, black and gray striped pants, blue cotton jumper, Port Morris Branch of the New York and Harlem in this proceeding, and to the owner r owners, occupant brown flannel shirt, brown and blue cotton socks, gaiters, Railroad, and the widening of German place, between with the Commissioner of Public Works of the City of or occupant , of all houses and lots and improved and black derby hat. East One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street and John New York, at his office, No. 31 Chambers street, in the unimproved lands affected thereby, and to all others. At Charity Hospital, Blackwell's Island-Charles street. said city, there to remain until the Goth day of October, whom it may concern, to wit 11yer, aged 5o years. Admitted September 7, t89t. Fourth-A new plan of drainage for Sewerage District Oct. At Workhouse, Blackwell's Island-Aged 45 years. 33U, bounded by Brook avenue,\\'ebster avenue, Pelham Third-That the limits of our assessment for benefit First-That we have completed our estimate and as- I sessment, and that all persons interested in this proceed- Committed August z:, ISQI. avenue, Third avenue, East One Hundred and Sixty- include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, At Hommopathic Hospital, W'ard's Island.-Timothy fifth street and Washington avenue. lying and being in the City of New York, which, taken ing, or in any of the lands affected thereby, and having Flaherty, aged 4o years; 5 feet 7 inches high ; blue Fifth-A new plan of drainage for Sewerage District together, are bounded and described as follows, viz. : objections thereto, do present their said objections in writing, duly verified, to us at our office, No. Sr Cham- eyes, brown hair. -Had on when admitted gray coat, 37A, bounded by Fast One Hundred and Forty-fourth Northerly by the southern line of Fordham road, east- street, Harlem river ; River avenue, East One Hundred erly (I) by the centre line of the block bounded by Cedar bers street 1 Room q', in said city, on or before the dark striped pants, checked woolen shirt, brogan shoes, twenty-sixth day of September, t8gt, and that we, the black felt hit. and Sixty-first street, Walton '[venue, Fast One Hun- avenue. Cammann street and Fordham road, prolonged Nothing known of their friends or relatives. dred and Sixty-fifth street and Mott avenue. to the centre line of a certain unnamed street south of said Commissioners, Will `ear parties so objecting within ten creek days next after the said twenty-sixth day of By order, Sixth-A nose plan of drainage for Sewerage District I Cammann street ; thence easterly along =aid centre line G. F. BRITTON, Sccletary. 30V, bounded by East(lne Hundred and Sixtieth street, to the centre line of the block south of said unnamed Septeber, m I£qe, and for that purpose will he in at- Morris avenue, Fast One Flundred and Sixty-fourth I street and between Cedar avenue and Sedgwick avenue ; tendance at our said office on each of said ten days at z street, East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street and (z) by this last-mentioned centre line to the southern o'clock P. tiI. FINANCE DEPARTMENT. Railroad avenue, \West, I boundary line of the same block ; thence westerly Second-•That the abstract of our said estimate and Maps and profiles showing the contemplated changes along said southern boundary line to the eastern iassessment, together with our damage and benefit INTEHF.S'1' ON C ITV IlltN1ts AND are now on exhibition in said office, line of Cedar avenue ; (3) by the said eastern line maps, and also all the affidavits, estimates and other of Cedar avenue to the southern line of the street i documents used by its in making our report, have been STOCKS. LOUIS J. HEINTZ, Commissioner of Street Improvements, south of the park, between Cedar avenue and Sedg- deposited with the Commissioner of Public Works of Twenty-third and 'Twenty-fourth Wards. wick avenue I thence southerly along said southern the City of New York, at his office, No. 31 Chambers HE INTEREST IICF N(OVFJIBER r, ilyc, ON - - line to the centre line of the block south of same park ; I street, in the said city, there to remain until the T the Registere foes and Stocks of the City and OFFICE OF ) (4) by the la-t-mentioned centre line to about the central twenty-eighth day of September, 189x. County of New York will be paid on that day by the COMMISSIONER of STREET IetPROCEciESTS point of said block'', thence easterly along it line drawn Comptroller, at the office of the City Chamberlain Third-That the limits of our assessment for benefit OF THE Tw'ENT'-THIRD A\D Tw ENTV-FOURTH \WARDS, front this point to the western line of Sedgwick avenue ; Room 27, Stewart Building, corner of • Broadway and include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, Ness 1"uRw, September t6, c3gr. J (5) by the western line of Sedgwick avenue to the south- Chambers street. southerly (c) by the said lying and being In the City of .'cc York, which taken ern limit of Cedar avenue ; together are bounded and described as follows, viz.: The Transfer Books will be closed from September 30 southern limit of Cedar avenue prolonged to the centre TO CC1 N fiRACTURS. p g i Northerly by the southerly side of Fordhatn road to November I, ISgc. line of Riverview Terrace ; thence northerly along the The interest due November I, tRgr, on the Coupon ,asterly by the centre line of the blocks between ned IAT'E~ FOR EACH OF said centre line to the easterly of the Bonds of the City of New York will be paid on that SEflLF.P BIDS OR 1io y it and Harlem Riser 'I'orrace and Cedar avenue ; southerly works, with the title of I centre line of the block between Powell place day by the State Trust Compam', No. an Wall street. the and z' by the by the westerly prolongation of the northerly line of the work and the the name of the bidder indorsed thereon, a certain unnamed~i street to the north thereof;; THEU. W. MYERS, in ock be- Cedar ascetic to the centre line of the block between also the number of the work, as in the advertisement, said prolongation line to the centre line of the Harlem River Terrace and a certain unnamed street Comptroller. tween Cedar avenue and a certain unnamed street or Coo ('v NEW YORK-FINANCE. DEPARTMENT, will be received by the Commissioner of Street Improve- to the west of Harlem F fiver 'terrace westerly by ments of the Twenty-third and Twenty-(mirth \\ ards, avenue to the west thereof; westerly, by the centre line the said centre line of the blocks between Harlem fiv,tl'7Rc,LLFRu OFFICE, Sept. 2I, 159[. 1 avenue and a curtain unnamd at his office, No. afsa 'third avenue. corner of One Hun- I of the block between Cedar River Terrace and a certain unnamed street to street or avenue to the west thereof and by the centre line REAL ESTATE RECORDS. dred and Forty-first street, until ; o'clock I,. :a., on I west Harlem River Terraan, excepting from said September zo. Iegt, at which place imcl hour of the blocks between Cedar avenue and Harlem River area all thethe >treets, ❑venues and 'Tuesday, the streets, area roads, or portions they will be publicly opened. I Terrace : excepting from said area all thereof, heretofore legally opened, and all the unim- HE ATTENTION OF LAWYERS, REAL thereof, heretofore I avenues and roads, or portions proved land included within the lines of streets, T Estate Owners, Monetary Institutions engaged in No' I. FOR RFGCL.\TING, GRADING, SET`T'ING ! legally opened, and all the unimproved Land included ''venues, roads, public squares and places shown and making loans upon real estate. and all who are Interested CURB S1ONES,FLAGGINI;THF s, - within thelinesofstreets,avenues, roads, publicsquares laid out upon any map or maps filed by the Coastto in providing themselves With facilities for reducing the WALKS AND LAYINIi CRIISSR"ALKS ' and places shown and laid out tipon any map or maps `toners of the 1lepartme it of Public Parks, pursuant to cost of examinations and searches, is invited to these AN D 13I'I Ll11N c CLA-\ ER I:S IN t i\ F. filed by the Commissioners of the I>epartment of Public the prod dons of chapter 604 of the Lass's of 18741 and Official Indices of Records, containing- all recorded trans. HL NTIR ETI AN Fl SEVEN l'V-THIRD Parks, parsuant to the provisions of chapter 654 of the the lass's amendatory thereof, or of chapter 410 of the hers ct real estate in the City of New York from i6i to SIT:F.FI', between the Neo York and Har- Laws of 1874, and the laws amendatory thereof, or of Laws of rSSz, as such area is shown upon our benefit , as such area is shown 2837, prepared under the direction of the Commissioners 1em Railro.,d and Weeks Street. I chapter eco of the Lau s of iS8-, map deposited as aforesaid. of Records No. a. FOR SEWER :1\ I! .-\PPL'RTF.\:1\CF.S ON I upon our benefit map deposited as aforesaid Grantors, grantees, snits in equity, insolvents' Fourth-That our report herein will be presented to Fourth-that our report herein will be presented to 'I HE S, li-THERI,1 SIDE OF THE the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at a and Sheriff's sales in 6t volumes, full bound, SOL"IHEKN I:(li"LF\"ARU, from the I the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at a price...... etee on the Chambers Special 'I ern thercof, to be held at the Chambers sen-i.e wept of \l'illts avenue I Special 'Perm thereof, to be held at ca on end of exi=tin, thereof, in the County Court-house, in the City of New The same in no volumes, half bound ...... to the Summit east of \1"illi=_ avenue, thereof; in the County Court-house, in the City of New Complete sets, folded, ready for binding ...... 15 oe York, on the szd dap of October, t8yc, at the opening Son"ork, the ninth day of October, t8gt, at the opening Records of Judgments, zs volumes, bound ...-, Io no Each estimate must contain the name and place of of the Court on that day, and that then and there, or as of the Court on that day, and that then and there, or as Orders shoul?,, be addressed to -- - residence of the person making the same, the names of all goon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a soon thereafter as counsel can be neard thereon, a mo- Room _;, Stewart Building." persons interested with him therein, and if no other per. motion will be made that the said report be confirmed. tion will be made that the said report be confirmed. THEODORE W. MYERS, son be so interested it shall distinctly state that fact. Dated NEW YORK. August 07, c89c. Dated NEW Yo!:g, August t5, tSgc. Comptroller. That it is made without any connection with any other LEWIS J. Ct )NLAN, Chairman, )(')H\ D. NEWMAN, Chairman, person making an estimate for the same work, and is in THOMAS DUNL.AP. I CHARLES E. >I\IMS, Je., NOTICE OF I'OSTPONEMIENT (IF SALE all respects fair and without collusion orfrat*l. That no '', LEICESI'ER HOLMF:, SILNEY HARRIS, member of the Common Ccuncil, head of a department, I FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS. C„^tc:issioners. Commissioners. chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or JnHx Y. llrsx, Clerk. loHx P. Dcxti, Clerk. ether officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly j rHFREAS, SECTION ?z8 CIF THE NEW interested in the estimate or in the work to [shish it re- V V York City Consolidation Act of Io8z authorizes lates or in the profits thereof. In the matter of the application of the Board of Street In the matter of the application of the Board of Street the Comptroller, in his discretion, to postpone any sale Each estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, Opening and Improvement of the City of New York Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, for unpaid tax,s or assessments ; and, of the party making the same, that the several matters for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com. Whereas, A sale for unpaid assessments advertisetl therein stated are true, and must be accompanied by monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquir- monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquiring to be h5lc on Monday, March z. !Si, Was postponed the consent, in writing, of two householders or free- ing title wherever the same has not teen hereto- I title, u-beret-er the same has not been heretofore ac- until Tune t. uSct, and holders in the City of New York, to the effect that if I fore acquired) to CAMMBMADN STREET' although qkired, to IIEC1lTel.'k AVENUE (although not yet Whereas. Applications for a further postponement of the contract is aworieed to the person making the esti- not vet named by proper authorityi, extending from named by proper authority), extending from Brook- said sal•: have been made by many per=ons who own mate, they still, upon its being so awarded, become Fordham road to the Harlem Riser Teerreee, in the line street to \lo,holu ParC"ay, in the 'l'tcetr2F-fourth and are interested in the property so advertised to be bound as his sureties for its faithful performance ; and I Tweet}•-fourth Ward of the City of Now York, as the Ward of the City of New York, as the same has been sold for unpaid aesessmunt= thereon. Ness', therefore. I that if he shall refuse or neglect to execute the same, ame has been heretofore laid out and designated as a heretofore laid out and designated as a first-class do hereby order and direct =aid sale to be postponed they will pay to the Corporation any difference between fist-,-lass street or road by the Department of Public street or road by the Department of Public Parks. from June t, i8of, to \lor.dav_. the 9th day of the sum to which he mould be entitled upon its con:ple- Parks. November, i8gi. when it will be held at Iz o'clock, tion and that which the Corporation may be obliged to I noon, at the County Court-house, City Hall Park. pay to the person to whom the contract shall be awarded '\/E T'I[E UNDERSIGNEDanA CO.1Iin the NEKS THEI1. W. MYER-. at any subscy uent lettingg; the calculated F, TI-IF U\T)ER IG\EDC(1~f~IIS5I0\ERS Ccm;. cr:ller \7' V v of Estimate and Assessment in the above- upon the estimated amount of the work by which the V V of Estimate and assessment in the above- entitled matter, he-eby give notice to all persons inter- (.: T', F Ni'.' j'. ! -Fn,',eo LIFT.',.RTuuE'::,I bids are tested, entitled matter, hereby give notice to all persons inter- ' C •.. :,a•T r'. Lt E,'o (-i:- ':cr.. I:nt ., ice, 1 ested in this proceeding and to the owner or owners, The consent last above mentioned must be accom- . ested in this proceeding and to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all houses and lots and ponied by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of occupant or occupants of all houses and lots and improved and unimproved lands affected thereby, and to the persons signing the same, that he is a householder improved and unimproved lands affected thcnby, and to all others whom it may concern, to wit: POLICE DEPARTMENT. all others whom it may concern, to wit or freeholder in the City of New York, and is worth the I First-That we have completed our estimate and Pc-Licr-. Duo :RT r':T '.F THE Ctrc of NEU' Sonic, amount of the security required for thi' completion of the First-That we have completed our estimate and or, and that oall persons interested h this pro- s-- ^-r \I'cLPERRI" STREET. ~C crntr:lct, oter and above all his debts of every nature, assessment, and that all persons interested in this pro- ceeding,heeding, je in any of the lands affected thereby, and Ew VoRi, September rz. ,S c and over and above his liabilities as bail, surety,} or ceedin g, of in any of the lands affected thereby, and having objections thereto, do present their said objections otherwise, and that he has offered himself as surety in '' having objections thereto, do present their said objec- in writing, duly verified, to us at our office, No. 5t UPLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'IUAT good faith, with the intention to execute the bond re- tions in writing, dub' verified, to us at our office, No. a Horse, the property of this Department, will Chambers street Room 4 , in said city, on or before P quired by law'. 1 5t Chambers street Roont 4 , in said city, on or before the Lath dcy of September, r89t, and that ice, the said be sold .t Public Auction on Tuesday, October . r6gc, No estimate will be considered unless accompanied the e6th day of n_ptembcr, tegt, and that sue, the said at is o'clock A. v., by Van Tassell & Kearney, Auction- Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting H'ithin ten by either a certified check upon one of the State or Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting within ten week days next after the said tzth day of September, eers, at their stables, Nos, r3o and 132 East'l'hirteenth National banks of the City of New York, drawn to week days next after the said a -th day ofhsptember, 1891, street. IS"' and for that purpose will be in attendance at our the order of the Comptroller, or money to the amount of and for that purpose will be in attendance at our said said office on each of said ten days at 3 o'clock P. Ni. By order of the Board. five per centum of the amount of the security required office on each of said ten days at 3 o'clock P. N. WM. H. KIPP, for the faithful performance of the contract. Such Second-'That the a!,stract of our said estimate and Second-•That the abstract of our said estimate and Chief Clerk. check or money must NOT be inclosed in the sealed ( assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps, assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps, envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed to and also all the affidavits, estimates and other docu- and also all the affidavits, estimates and other documents POLICE LIFPARTSIE\T-CITY OF NEW 'ioRA- the officer or clerk cf the Department who has charge of meets used by us in making our report, have been de- used by us in making our report, have been deposited OFFICE OF THE PROIERTI' CLERK' Roost No. 9,, the estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in posited with the Commissioner of Public Works of the with the Commissioner of Public Works of the City of 'NO. -,CO MULBERRY STREET, said box unt;l such check or money has been examined City of New York, at his office, No. }I Chambers New York, at his office, No. 3t Chambers street, in the NEw YORK, I£y I. I by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such street, in the said city, there to remain until the twenty- said city, there to remain until the tgth day of Septem- WNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will be eighth day of September, 18qt. ber, 1891. O~J Clerk of the Police Department of the City of New returned to the persons making the same within three Third-"That the limits of our assessment for benefit Third-That the limits of our assessment for benefit York, No. ;oo Mulberry street, Room No. y, for the days after the contract is a•vnrded, If the successful include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, include all those lots, pieces or parcels of lanrl, situate, !olless ng property, now in his custody, Without claim- bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days after ' lying and being in the City of New York, which taken lying and being in the City of New York, which, taken ants: Boats, rope, iron, lead, male and female clothing, notice that the contract has been awarded to him to together are bounded and described as follows, viz. : together, are bounded and described as followvs, viz.: boots, shoes, wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by Northerly by the centre line of the blocks between Northerly by the southerly line of 9losholu Parkway; liquors, etc., also small amount money taken from him shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of Cammann street and Fordham road and the northwest- easterly by the westerly line of Webster avenue ; south: prisoners and found by patnln..en of tl:io Department Ness' York, as liquidated damages for such neglect or 1 erly prolongation of the southerly side of Fordham erly by the centre line of the block between Brookline _1t , H\ I. H:1IRlt1": refusal, but it he shall execute the contract within the road ; easterly by the centre line of the block between street and Kingsbridge road, and Marion avenue and hr., .-cv (:jerk. time aforesaid, the amount of the deposit Will be returned i Cammann street and Sedgwick avenue to its intersection Webster avenue ; westerly by the easterly line of to him. with the centre line of the block between Cammann Marion avenue ; excepting from said area all the streets, The Commissioner of Street improvements of the street and a certain unnamed street to the south thereof; avenues and roads, or portions thereof, heretofore DEPARTMENT OF STREET Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards reserves the thence westerly along the last mentioned centre line to legally opened, and all the unimproved land included right to reject all bids received for any particular work the centre line of Cedar avenue ; thence southerly along within the lines of streets, avenues, roads, public squares CLEANING. if he deems it for the best interests of the City. the centre line of Cedar avenue to the centre line of the and places shown and laid out upon any map or maps Blank forms of bid or estimate, the proper envelopes block bounded by Cammann street, Cedar avenue and filed by the Commissioners of the Department of NOTICE. in which to inclose the same, the specifications and Harlem River Terrace ; southerly by the said centre line Public Parks, pursuant to the provisions of chapter a creements, and any other information desired, can be at the block bounded by Cammann street, Cedar avenue 6o4 of the Laws of 1874, and the laws amendatory there- ERSONS HAVING ItCLKHE.ADS'I'O FILL,IN Ibtaintreet Cleanme. partment of Public Parks, pursuant to the provisions of on that day, and that then and there, or as soon there- chapter 604 of the Laws of 1874, and the laws amends- after as counsel can be heard thereon, a motion will be In the matter of the application of the Board'of Street tory thereof, or of chapter 410 of the Laws of 1882, as made that the said report be confirmed. COMMISSIONER OF STREET IM- Opening and Improvement of the City of New York such area is shown upon our benefit map deposited as Dated NEW YORK, July zg, I89e. for and on behalf of thethe 3layor, Aldermen andand Com- PROVEMENTS OF THE TWENTY- aforesaid. WILLIAM E. STILLINGS, Chairman, for and of the City of Yor , Alderrelative n Fourth-That our report herein will be presented to GILBERT M. SPIER, Jr„ THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH title, whereverwherever same has not beenbeene heretofore the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at Commissioners WARDS. acqalthough nixeh, CEDAR AVENUEnot not a Special 'Perm thereof, to be held at the Chambers MATHEW P. RYAN, Clerk. yet named by proper authority), extending from thereof, in the County Court-house, in the City of New ('IFFICE 6F the westerly line of Sedgwick avenue, opposite to the York, on the ninth day of October, t8gi, at the unction of Burnside and Sedgwick avenues, to Ford- CONINTIS91ONER OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS, I Opening of the Court on that day, and that then and THE CITY RECORD. OF THE ham road, in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of there, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH WARDS, New York, as the same has been heretofore laid out thereon, a motion will be made that the said report be NEW YORK, September r8, t89I. and designated as a first-class street or road by the confirmed. THE CITY RECORD IS PUBLISHED DAILY! Department of Public Parks. Dated NewYORK, August 15, 18gr. 1 Sundays and legal holidays other than the general THOMAS E. GRACE, Chairman election day excepted, at No. z City Hall, New York OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Price, single copy, 3 cents; annual subscription N Commissioner of Street Improvements of the E,THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS JOSEPH H. STINER, City. Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards of the City of W of Estimate and Assessment in the above-en- THOMAS P. FITZSIMONS, 89.30- titled matter, hereby givenotice to all persons interested Commissioners. W J. K. KENNY, New York will, at his office, No. s62z Third avenue, Supervisor. in said city, on Monday, October Ig, 18g1, at to o'clock in thi proceeding, and to the owner or owners, occupant JOHN P. DUNK , Clerk,