DOCSLIB.ORG

The City Record, Approved Papers. Borough Of

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

THE CITY RECORD. VOL. XXXI. NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 19o3. NUMBER 9,248. THE CITY RECORD, A. Macaulay Richmond, No. 109 West Sixty-eighth street, Manhattan. Robert C. McCormick, No. 14 West Ninety-sixth street, Manhattan. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Frank C. Langley, No. 202 West One Hundred and Nineteenth street, Man- Published Under Authority of Section 1526, Greater New York Charter, by the hattan. BOARD OF CITY RECORD. A. Henderson MacGregor, No. 7 Wall street, Manhattan. Abraham J. Plitnick, No. 179 Bay Nineteenth street, Brooklyn. SETH LOW, MAYOR. Joseph Silverstone, No. 521 East One Hundred and Nineteenth street, Man- GEORGE L. RIVES, CORPORATION COUNSEL. EDWARD M. GROUT, COMPTROLLER. hattan. Forst, No. 250 West One Hundred and Thirty-first street, Manhattan. CHARLES S. HERVEY, SUPERVISOR. Michael Harris, No. 13o Columbia street, Manhattan. Published daily, except legal holidays. George Rubenstein, No. 293 Broadway, Manhattan. Subscription, $9.30 per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents per copy. Joseph Silverstone, Nos. 61-65 Park row, Manhattan. SUPPLEMENTS : Civil List (containing names, salaries, etc., of the city employees), 25 Michael H. Harris, World Building, Manhattan. cents ; Canvass, to cents ; Registry Lists, 5 cents each Assembly District ; Law Department and Salvatore Covelli, No. 42 Duane street, Manhattan. Finance Department supplements, To cents each. Philip S. Powers, No. 52 Jefferson street, Manhattan. Published at Room 2, City Hall (north side), New York City. J. Joseph Thompson, No. 214 West One Hundred and Second street, Manhattan. Entered as Second-class Matter, Postoffice at New York City. James T. Lewis, No. 18o Broadway, Manhattan. John J. Dwyer, No. 206 East One Hundred and Nineteenth street, Manhattan. TABLE OF CONTENTS. George M. Chuffee, No. 8 West One Hundred and Second street, Manhattan. John J. Kenney, No. 983 Amsterdam avenue, Manhattan. Approved Papers for week ending October 3, Manhattan, Borough of- Emilil F. Sterger, No. 103 East One Hundred and Twenty-seventh street, Man- 1903 8301 Auction Sale q09 hattan. Assessors, Board of— Proposals 83oS Charles I. Engel, No. 317 West One Hundred and Twenty-first street, Man- Public Notices 8309 Public Notice. 8308 Board Meetings 8307 Municipal Civil Service Commission— hattan. Bridges, Department of— Notices of competitive examinations 8308 Carl Wagner, No. 124 East One Hundred and Twenty-third street, Manhattan. Auction Sale 8307 Notice to Contractors 8316 Frederic T. Wood, No. 553 West Forty-fourth street, Manhattan. Proposal 8307 Official Borough Papers... 8312 Alexander B. Macpherson, No. Iso West Forty-seventh street, Manhattan. Brooklyn, Borough of— Official Directory 803 5 Amendments to Rules for Plumbing, etc 83ot Official Papers 8307 Louis F. Ryter, No. 2084 Third avenue, Manhattan. Proposals 8310 Parks, Department of — Edwin S. Bellows, No. 2084 Third avenue, Manhattan. Public Notice 8310 Proposals 8312 Changes in Departments...—. ...... 8304 Police Department- George V. Raynor, No. 2061 Madison avenue, Manhattan. City Chamberlain 8304 Minutes of Meetings of September 23 and By Alderman Parsons— Correction, Department of— 24, 1903 8302 Eugene Gautschi, No. 239 Floyd street, Brooklyn. Proposal 8308 Owners Wanted for Lost Property 8307 Docks and Ferries, Department of— Public Charities, Department of- Henry Kappes, No. 58 Van Sicklen avenue, Brooklyn. Proposals 8307 Proposals 8311 Frederick S. Flath, No. 238 Wynona street, Brooklyn. Education, Department of Queens, Borough of- Hyman Simon, No. 'cm Montrose avenue, Brooklyn. Proposals 8312 Proposal. 8311 Elections, Board of— Street Cleaning, Department ot- John F. Kiernan, No. 372 Willis avenue, The Bronx. Proposal 8307 Ashes, etc., for filling in lands 8307 Charles H. Seibold, No. 503 West Forty-sixth street, Manhattan. Finance, Department of— Proposal 8307 J. B. G. Rinehart, Capital Hotel, Houston street and Bowery, Manhattan. Interest on City Bonds and Stock 8310 Supreme Court- Notices to Property Owners 8309 Acquiring title to lands. etc. 8313 M. G. W. White, No. 36! West Thirty-sixth street, Manhattan. Fire Department— The Bronx, Borough of- Paul Leitenberger, No. 248 East Thirty-third street, Manhattan. Proposals 8307 Proposal 8311 William A. Haase, No. 249 East Eighty-first street, Manhattan. Health, Department of— Water Supply, Gas and Electricity- Proposals 8307 Proposals 8307 Walter N. Seligsberg, No. 5034 Park avenue, Manhattan. Alex. Maginity, No. for West Forty-fourth street, Manhattan. Gustav Lucie, No. 354 West Forty-third street, Manhattan. APPROVED PAPERS. John H. Darlington, No. 177 West Twelfth street, Manhattan. Edward F. Mone, No. 325 East Forty-eighth street, Manhattan. Frank Heimrich, No. 2033 Second avenue, Manhattan. APPROVED PAPERS FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 3, 1903. Patrick W. Byrne, No. 97 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. Samuel Castell, No. 95 Pineapple street, Brooklyn. No. 545. William Moore, No. 122 Lawrence street, Brooklyn. Resolved, That the following-named persons be and they are hereby appointed William Allen Smith, No. 395 Henry street, Brooklyn. Commissioners of Deeds: James P. Boyle, No. 302 Clinton street, Brooklyn. Fritz T. Richter, No. 531 West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, Man- William A. Brennan, No. 91 North Portland avenue, Brooklyn. hattan. Frank H. Collins, No. 22 Fort Greene place, Brooklyn. Edward J. Mastaglio, No. 137 Hart street, Brooklyn. William C. Nathan, No. 270 Eighth street, Brooklyn. Hermine Stern, No. 18 Broadway, Manhattan. Oscar N. Thonet, No. 226 Ninth street, Brooklyn. Lillian M. Black, No. 1o6 Buffalo avenue, Brooklyn. John T. Schmitt, Jr., No. 450 Graham avenue, Brooklyn. Charles W. Day, No. 31 Greene avenue, Brooklyn. George H. Williams, No. 93 Russell street, Brooklyn Isaac J. Silberstein, No. 2457 Eighth avenue, Manhatan. William R. Scherrer, No. 91 Eagle street, Brooklyn. William Schechtel, No. 43 Belmont avenue, Brooklyn. Henry Renker, No. go India street, Brooklyn. Hyman Meyersohn, No. 1784 Pitkin avenue, Brooklyn. Abraham H. Rubinoz, No. 90 Manhattan avenue, Brooklyn. Jacob Gralla, No. 490 Stone avenue, Brooklyn. Fred J. Gruner, No. 1579 Bergen street, Brooklyn. John H. Larkin, Jr., No. 301 Sheffield avenue, Brooklyn. W. B. Vernam, No. 775 East Thirty-second street, Brooklyn. Andrew C. Kolb, No. 431 East Fifty-first street. John Ryan, No. 863 Grand street, Brooklyn. Frank J. Nejedly, No. 1361 Avenue A, Manhattan. Fred S. Windeller. No. 316 Power street, Brooklyn. James B. Kilsheimer, Jr., Eighth street, Williamsbridge, New York City. Henry Werner, No. 205 Saint Nicholas avenue, Brooklyn. John 0. Snyder, No. 389 South Fifth street, Brooklyn. Philip Morch, No. 215 Himrod street, Brooklyn. Maurice Monheimer, No. 24 Henry street, Brooklyn. Alexander M. Hennion, No. 56 South Eighth street, Brooklyn. Geo. W. Kavanagh, No. 181 Freeman street, Brooklyn. William H. Quinn, No. 152 Lincoln street. Brooklyn. Herman Spira, No. 36 McKibbin street, Brooklyn. Richard W. Hill, No. 2760 Bainbridge avenue, The Bronx. Harry Howard Dale, No. 187 Grand street, Brooklyn. Louis N. Lehrer, No. Ho Orchard street. Manhattan. John J. O'Regan, No. 232 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. James E. Smith, No. 436 West Forty-seventh street, Manhattan. Frank D. Maresch, No. 1271 First avenue, Manhattan. Ralph H. Raphael, No. 32o Broadway, Manhattan. James P. Duffy, No. 321 Sixty-second street, Manhattan. William B. Donihee, Jr., No. 147 West Sixty-first street, Manhattan. Louis Ostroff, No. 198 East Broadway, Manhattan. Walter C. Mylander, No. 210 Broadway, Manhattan. Alfred I. Dittler, No. 6o Essex street, Manhattan. Robert C. Homan, No. 300 West Forty-eighth street, Manhattan. J. P. Sloane, No. 887 Manhattan avenue, Brooklyn. Edward R. Scott, 4 West Thirteenth street, Manhattan. Charles M. Eggertty, No. 703 De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn. Andrew B. Martin, Times Building, Manhattan. Eugene A. Gautschi, No. 239 Floyd street, Brooklyn. James B. Cannon, No. 6o Third avenue, Manhattan. Lewis avenue, Brooklyn. Emma K. Chattle. No 432 East Eighteenth street, Manhattan. Frank J. Mackenzie, No. 22 Abraham L. Shongut, No. 688 Sixth avenue, Manhattan. George Betzel, No. 59 Howard avenue, Brooklyn. M. R. Smith. No. 63 Wall street, Manhattan. Edward R. Schauer, No. 58 Hopkins street, Brooklyn. William L. Tierney. No. 61 Washington place, Manhattan. Charles N. Pracht, No. 780 Broadway, Brooklyn. William Bielenberg, No. 186 Garfield place, Brooklyn. Sam Cohn, No. 162 East One Hundred and Second street, Manhattan. J. Balch Louis, No. 277 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn. Arthur Ellenburg, No. 68 East One Hundred and Second street, Manhattan. John R. Horton. ,11- ' ,venue, Brooklyn. Morris Kohn, No. 1723 Lexington avenue. Manhattan. Herbert F. Kelly, No. 124 Hall street, Brooklyn. P. B. McDonnell, No. 374 Seventh avenue, Manhattan. 727 Carroll street, Brooklyn. Henry A. Hoelzle, northwest corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-third street, Whitmel H Smith. No. Joseph Martiniano, No. 175 Columbia street, Brooklyn. Manhattan. Henry A. Reynolds, No. 371 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Lucius H. Prendergast. No. 125 Amity street, Brooklyn. Howard 0. Patterson. No. 215 Montague street, Brooklyn. Abraham Freiberger, No. 77 East One Hundred and Thirteenth street, Man- G. V. Smith, No. 159 State street, Brooklyn. hattan. Frederick H. Perry, No. 375 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Milton S. Guiterman, No. 53 East Sixty-sixth street, Manhattan. E. T. Warner, No. 18o Montague street, Brooklyn. M. E. Haviland, No. 32 Nassau street, Manhattan. Arthur
Recommended publications
  • Annual Report of the State Charities Aids Association to the State

    Annual Report of the State Charities Aids Association to the State

    • CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ' , • 'l (,,.... • . No. ft 1 • . • • -----�I :85 STATE CHARITIES�AID -ASSOCIATION t ; --- -------- I . OF NEW YORK L • l .... - ---I • SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THB State Charities Aid A·ssociation TO THlt STATE COMMISSION IN LUNACY NOVEMBER 1, 1909 • NEW YORK CITY: United Charities Building 105 East 22d STREET Puss o:r BuNDOW PJUNTING COKPANY ALBANY, N. Y. )-\ !) � s-✓ /\ No. 7c1 I...�,,.. i\ 111 �-_, . /, I' STATE CHARITIE·S AID ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE State Charities Aid Association TO THE STATE COMMISSION IN LUNACY NOVEMBER 1, 1909 NEW YORK CITY: United Charities Building 105 East 22d STREET Cal,85 Fba..- 1,+t-v TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Officers, j\Ianagers, Committee on the Insane and Sub-Committee on Prevention and After-Care...... ........................................... : . 3 State Hospital Prevention and After-Care Committees. .. .. • • . .. .. .. .. .. 4 Visitors of the State Charities Aid A...c:sociation to State �ospitals for the Insane. 6 Census of State Hospitals and Licensed Private Asylums for the Insane....... 8 Annual Report of Board of Managers: Recent Legislation.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10 Additional Accommodations for the Insane. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 Occupation and Entertainment..................... ...................... 17 Care of the Alleged Insane Pending Commitment.. .. .. .. .. .. 18 Insane Aliens............ ................................. : . .. .. .. .. 23 Fourth Annual Report of Sub-Committee on Prevention and After-Care.. 38 Manhattanand Central Islip Committee . .. .. 39 Willard Committee. .. .. ... .. ... .. .. .. 41 Hudson R.iver Committee.. .. .. .. .. .. 43 Work of agent.. .. .. .. .. .. 43 The Relation of the State Hospitals to Prevention and After-Care....... -15 The Relation of the State Hospitals to their Districts. .. .. .. .. .. 49 Cost of the Work.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 52 Reports of Visitors to State Hospitals; Middletown............................... •. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 53 Buffalo.
  • FG Small American-Philanthropy-The

    FG Small American-Philanthropy-The

    CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF PHILANTHROPY THOMAS KESSNER AND ARIEL ROSENBLUM American Philanthropy, the State, and the Public Sector, 1890-1970 CURRICULUM GUIDE #6 Kathleen D. McCarthy Center for the Study ofPhilanthropy Director TillS PROJECT HAS BEEN FUNDED BY A GENEROUS GRANT FROM THE V\l:K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION Barbara Luria Leopold Series Editor Multicultural Philanthropy Curriculum Guides Copyright © 1999, Center for the Study ofPhilanthropy All Rights Reserved INTRODUCTION TO THE MULTICULTURAL PHILANTHROPY CURRICULUM PROJECT Giving and voluntarism are deeply ingrained traditions in American life. Yet these activities are frequently overlooked in the curricula of the nation's colleges and universities, or mistakenly por­ trayed as the exclusive province of elites. To address this, the Center for the Study of Philanthropy at the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York is developing a variety of materials to illuminate the significance of philanthropic activities at every level of society. A series of curriculum guides is one ofseveral resources designed to encourage the development of undergraduate, graduate and extension courses on multicultural philanthropy. These materials reflect a variety of disciplinary approaches, examining the ways in which eleven different (but not necessarily mutually exclusive) groups-women, Catholics, Protestants, Jews, African Americans, Latinos, Northern Europeans, Southern and Eastern Europeans, Middle-Easterners, South and Southeast Asians, and East Asians-historically used
  • The TRAGEDY of AMERICAN COMPASSION

    The TRAGEDY of AMERICAN COMPASSION

    the TRAGEDY of AMERICAN COMPASSION MARVIN OLASKY WHEATON, ILLINOIS Tragedy of American Compassion.501104.fm.indd 1 2/8/13 9:31 AM The Tragedy of American Compassion. Copyright © 1992, 2008 by Marvin Olasky Foreword and preface copyright © 2008 Published by Crossway 1300 Crescent Street Wheaton, Illinois 60187 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publisher, except as provided by USA copyright law. Cover design: Jon McGrath Cover photo: Jon McGrath Printed in the United States of America ISBN-13: 978-1-4335-0110-4 ISBN-10: 1-4335-0110-4 PDF ISBN: 978-1-4335-0344-3 Mobipocket ISBN: 978-1-4335-2156-0 ePub ISBN: 978-1-4335-2147-8 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Olasky, Marvin N. The tragedy of American compassion / Marvin Olasky . p cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN: 0-89107-863-0 . 1 Homelessness—United States—History. 2. Social work with the homeless—United States—History. 3. Charities—United States— History. 4. Caring—History. I. Title. HV4505.38 1992 362.5'8'0973—dc20 92-11937 Crossway is a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. CH 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 Tragedy of American Compassion.501104.fm.indd 2 2/8/13 9:31 AM For Susan Tragedy of American Compassion.501104.fm.indd 3 2/8/13 9:31 AM Tragedy of American Compassion.501104.fm.indd 4 2/8/13 9:31 AM CONTENTS Foreword by Amy L.
  • The Birth of the Modern Child Welfare Agency and the Children’S Homes of the National Benevolent Association of the Disciples of Christ, 1887-1974

    The Birth of the Modern Child Welfare Agency and the Children’S Homes of the National Benevolent Association of the Disciples of Christ, 1887-1974

    SAVING THE WORLD BY SAVING ITS CHILDREN: THE BIRTH OF THE MODERN CHILD WELFARE AGENCY AND THE CHILDREN’S HOMES OF THE NATIONAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 1887-1974 by ELISE C. HAGESFELD Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Department of History CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY January, 2018 © Copyright by Elise C. Hagesfeld 2018 All Rights Reserved 2 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES We hereby approve the dissertation of Elise C. Hagesfeld Candidate for the degree of Ph.D., History Committee Chair David C. Hammack, PhD Committee Member Kenneth Ledford, PhD Committee Member Renee Sentilles, PhD Committee Member Robert Fischer, PhD Date of Defense June 2, 2017 *We also certify that written approval has been obtained for any proprietary material contained therein. 3 Table of Contents Acknowledgements 5 List of Abbreviations 6 Abstract 7 Introduction 8 Chapter 1. A Brief History of Child Welfare and the Child Welfare League of America 31 Chapter 2. Institution Building for the National Benevolent Association of the Disciples of Christ and Its Children’s Homes, 1887-1935 62 Chapter 3. A Persistent Institution: The Expansion of the Children’s Homes of the National Benevolent Association of the Disciples of Christ, 1935-1960 104 Chapter 4. Federal Legislation and Local Action: How AFDC, the Civil Rights Act, and the Child Welfare League helped transform the Christian Children’s Homes 134 Conclusion 154 Appendix 157 Bibliography 163 4 Acknowledgements I would like to thank my Advisor and mentor David C. Hammack, for inspiring me to undertake doctoral study and for supporting me throughout this journey as a scholar and a friend.
  • Table of Contents

    Table of Contents

    Philanthropy in American History: The Elite Experience, 1890-1940 Table of Contents Part I. Philanthropy in American History: The Elite Experience, 1890-1940 By Thomas Kessner and Ariel Rosenblum Goals and Objectives 1 Week 1. Introduction: Placing Philanthropy in Context 3 Discussion Topics Bibliography Week 2. Nineteenth-Century Philanthropy 7 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 3. Gospel ofWealth 11 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 4. Optimism and Crisis: The Challenge to 15 American Philanthropy, 1880s and 1890s Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 5. Optimism and Crisis: The Challenge to 19 American Philanthropy, 1900-1917 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 6. Science and Medicine: The Professionalization 23 of Education, 1890-1920 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources 11 Philanthropy in American History: The Elite Experience, 1890-1940 Week 7. Missionary Philanthropy: 27 The White Man's Burden Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 8. Challenging the New National Order 31 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 9. The Great War and the Volunteer Tradition 35 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 10. The Social Sciences in the 1920s 39 Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 11. Developing a Foreign Policy 43 Infrastructure, 1920s and 1930s Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Week 12. Herbert Hoover: Volunteerism, 47 Associationalism, and Commerce Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Week 13. The Great Depression and the 49 Challenge to Elite Philanthropy Discussion and Research Topics Bibliography Primary Sources Philanthropy in American History: The Elite Experience, 1890-1940 III Week 14.