THE CITY RECORD. OFFICIAL JOURNAL.

VOL. XVIII. , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1890, NUMBER 5,282.

The Department of Public Charities and Correction- Public Charities and Correction ...... 542,79 27 The Health Department- Health Fund- F'or Contingent Expenses ...... $287 40 Health Fundt-For Di-infection ...... 141 So Hospital Fuud-Hospital Supplies, Improvements, Care and Maintenance of Buildings and Hospitals on North Brother Island ...... 725 96 _ -._ 1,155 t6 Che Department of Street Cleaning- Cleaning Streets-Department of Street Cleaning ...... i6,4c6 48 The Fire DepartmentDepartment Fund ...... ...... The Department of Docks- DockFund ...... ...... 62,035 07 The Board of Education- Public Instruction ...... ...... $6,752 25 School-house Fund ...... 2,868 5o FINANCE DEPARTMENT. The Normal College ...... .. ...... 46 co 9,666 75 The Board of Excise- Abstract of transactions of the Finance Department for the week ending Commissioners of Excise Fund ...... 53,635 05 Advertising, Printing, Stationery and Blank Books- September 20, 1890 : Printing, Stationery and Blank Books ...... $1I,272 44 Deposited in the Treasury. Advertising ...... ...... 14 40 11,286 84 To the Credit of the Sinking Fund ...... $91,355 45 City Treasury ...... , 575,773 47 The Coroners- Coroners-Salaries and Expenses ...... 980 14 l'otal ...... $667,128 92 The Sheriff- Sheriff's Fees ...... ...... 2,710 8o Bonds Issued. The Bureau of Elections- Three and one-half per cent. Bonds ...... $50,000 00 Election Expenses ...... 25,183 65 Four per cent. Bonds ...... 250,000 00 Asylums, Reformatories and Charitable Institutions- Four and one-half per cent. Bonds ...... 200,000 00 Foundling Asylum of the ...... $21,298 49 Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society ...... 5,034 4 Total ...... $500,000 00 New York Catholic Protectory ...... 19,496 4 New York Infant Asylum ...... 8,836 16 Warrants Register:,, for Payment. New York State Lunatic Asylum...... 99 81 The Mayoralty-- 54,765 39 Salaries and Contingencies-Mayor's Office ...... $94 38 Miscellaneous Purposes- American Museum of Natural History--Enlarging the Building. , $1,243 54 The Common Council- Bureau of Licenses ...... 42 70 CityContingencies...... ... . ...... 12 50 Contingencies-District Attorney's Office ...... . 448 89 The Finance Department-- Criminal Court-house Fund ...... to8 00 Cleaning Markets ...... $764 41 Dog License Fund ...... ...... 56 00 Contuige~,cies-Comptroller's Office...... 186 97 For Construction of Bridge over Harlem River ...... 23 70 Salaries-Finance Department ...... 72 00 For Salary of Secretary to Board of Street Openings...... 125 00 1,023 38 Judgments ...... 1,911 lg Local Improvement Fund, contracts prior to January 1, 1885.... 18 00 Interest on the City Debt ...... 95 00 New Parks Fund ...... ... 5,3c6 85 Aqueduct Commissioners- Refunding Assessments Paid in Error ...... 68 19 Additional Water Fund ...... ...... Refunding Taxes Paid in Error ...... 7 30 71.936 43 The Annexed Territory of Westchester County ...... 56 00 The Law Department- Unclaimed Salaries and Wages ...... 486 56 Contingencies-Law Department ...... ...... $951 6o 9,901 92 For Prosecuting Delinquents for Arrears of Personal Taxes, etc.. 101 42 Salaries-Law Department ...... ...... 66 66 Total ...... ...... ... ...... $622,540 75 - 1,119 68 The Department of Public Works SUITS, ORDERS OF COURTS, JUDGMENTS, ETC. Aqueduct- Repairs, Maintenance and Strengthening...... $8.163 89 Boring Examinations for Grading and Sewer Contracts...... 54 00 Boulevards, Roads and Avenues. Maintenance of ...... 1,635 48 Bronx River Works - Maintenance and Repairs...... 321 00 COURT. I NAME OF PLAINTIFF. I AMOUNT. NATURE OF ACTION. AiTORYEv. Contingencies-Department of Public Works ...... go 00 Croton Water Fund ...... ...... 13,158 99 Free Floating Baths...... 271 75 Supreme.. George J. Peet...... $203 co Summons and complaint. To recover amc.unt Fund for Viaduct from St. Nicholas Place to McComb's Dam paid for an assessment for regulating, etc.. M.rningstde avrnue, East, and One Hun- Bridge. .... ...... ...... 77 00 dred and 'Twenty-third street, etc...... T. H. Baldwin. Lamps and Gas and Electric Lighting ...... 32,256 81 N. Mcf-auglhlin and Public Buildings--Construction and Repairs...... 551 12 another vs. The Removing Obstructions in Streets and Avenues ...... Mayor. etc., John 97 75 O'Brien and others 288,689 23 Notice of pendency of action...... Evarts, C. & II. Repairing and Renewal of Pipes, Stop-cocks, etc...... 4,489 24 Repairs and Renewal of Pavements and Regrading ...... 7,099 10 John J. Shelly vs. The Repaving (chapter 346, Laws of 1889) ...... 94,191 34 Mayor, etc ...... 12 32 Certificate of costs taxed in said matter .... E. Sandford. Repaving Streets and Avenues ...... .... ...... 5,340 12 Edmund Blunt vs. The Retaining-walls in East Fifty-first Street and East Forty-second Mayors, etc., of the 24 00 Street ...... City of New York,l C Restoring and Repaving-Special Fund-Department of Public and the City of ...... 5,000 co Summons and complaint. For damages to Works...... 546 37 property in Brooklyn, caused by the con- Roads, Streets and Avenues Unpaved, Maintenance of, and struction of the New York and Brooklyn Sprinkling...... 477 50 Bridge...... Amundson & Ward Salaries-Department of Public Works ...... 2,599 Neil McLaughlin another vs. 2, 88 Sewers-Repairing and Cleaning ...... 24444 Mayor, etc., Street Improvement Fund, June 15, 1886 ...... 25,311 14 O'Brien and of 288,689 23 Summons and complaint. To foreclose lien Street Improvements-For Surveying, Monumenting and Num- for labor performed and materials fur- 45 00 nished under contract of O'Brien & Clark, bering Streets. ...... for constructing Section 6 of the New Water-meter Fund. No. 2 ...... 2,112 41 Aqueduct ...... Evarts, C. & B. Supplies for and Cleaning Public Offices...... 861 6o Water Supply for the Twenty-fourth Ward ...... 1,010 99 47' or Transcripts of judgments, as follows : 203,030 98 Esther Eustace ...... 1'. H. Baldwin. Michael Pructy...... 58 45 The Department of Public Parks- Noah Tebbctts...... 113 8a es-For the Repairing and Maintenance of David Hall...... 244 39 Bronx River Bridg Mary A. Walker..... 367 34 Bridges over River within the city limits...... $6 16 Leonard Scott...... 2,204 57 Central Park, Construction of ...... 167 11 Cromwell's Creek Bridges and Bridges other than those of Harlem River and Bronx River ...... 2 38 CLAIMS FILED. Harlem River Bridges-Repairs, Improvements and Maintenance. 1,167 59 Maintenance and Government of Parks and Places ...... 15,282 16 Maintenance-Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards...... 2,087 49 DATE. NAME OF CLAIMANT. AMOUNT. NsIURM: OF CrAIN!. ATTORNEY. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Completion of ...... 1,014 00 Morningside Park, Construction of ...... 183 05 Morningside Park, for the Improvement and Maintenance of ... . 131 71 Sept. 15 James H. Sullivan, as- Mount Morris Park, Construction of...... signee ...... $166,z98 97 For extra work, etc , under contract of 59 13 Sullivan & Moore, for constructing a Music-Central Park and the City Parks ...... 2,495 00 reservoir at Williamsbridge, in the Twen- New Parks North of Harlem River ...... 466 30 ty-fourth Ward ...... J. H. Strahan. Restoring and Repaving-Special Fund-Department of Public z8 Union Square Panorama Parks. .... .. ...... 13 52 Co ...... 3,to8 80 Petition to reduce personal tax of year x888.. J. A. Cantor. so Betts, Atterbury, Hyde Riverside Paik, Construction of...... 1,507 70 & Betts ...... 7,trg 66 For professional services rendered in suits Riverside Park-For the Improvement and Maintenance of...... 152 c9 against the City for infringements o f Sewers and Drains-Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards.... 130 I2 patents ...... Betts, A. H. & B. 17,196 II so Frank S. Beard...... 429 4o For stenographic services rendered for the Street Improvement Fund, June 15, 1886 ...... District Attorney between Marcn and Surveying, Laying-out, etc., Tax and Assessment Maps-Twenty- September, x1190 ...... third and Twenty-fourth Wards ...... 21 12 so William Anderson....., 359 80 For stenographic services rendered for the Surveys, Maps and Plans...... ...... ...... 9697 District Attorney between January and une. 18go ...... Van Cortlandt Park-Parade Ground, Construction of...... 258 99 J 42,438 7( 3076 THE CITY RECORD . SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.

CONTRACTS REGISTERED FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER ao, 1890.

No DNTR OF AMOUNT OF CONTRACT. DEPARTMENT. NAMES OF CONTRACTORS. NAMES OF SURETIES. BOND. DESCRIPTION OF WORK. COST.

Robert Rutter ...... l $7~ 507 709 9 Sep t.x:, 9r8 0 Public Charities and Correction... W. H. Hennebergger Sanford Mabie ...... f Furnishin g S,o95 pounds of dairy butter...... Total $1,209 39 William E. Dean...... t 20 .. J Building a station-house, lodging-house and prison on south side of West 10720 Theo. F. Tone...... 1 1 Sixty-eighth street, one hundred feet east of Tenth avenue...... Total 60,985 00 Thee Electric-light Peter Batterly ...... Furnishing, operating and maintaining electric lamps for the period from 1 6, Public Works ...... 0721 Company...... J William H. Kelly...... } 25'000 co; May r, 18go, to December 3y 1890. inclusive...... Estimate 14,848 75

Opening of Proposals. September 17. For regulating and paving with trap-block pavement, with concrete foundation, Thirty-fourth street, from First avenue to East river. The Comptroller, by representative, attended the opening of proposals at the following Depart- Michael Fitzgerald, No. 534 West Thirty-fifth street, Principal. ments, viz Samuel Booth, No. 458 West Thirty-fourth street, Sureties. September 16. The Police Department—For furnishing stationery and printing for election purposes. John White, No. 536 West Fortieth street, September 18. For furnishing the Department of Public Charities and Correction with i,000 barrels September i8. The Department of Public Charities and Correction—For furnishing i,000 barrels No. I flour and 1,000 barrels No. 2 flour. No. i flour and i,000 barrels No. 2 flour, and for furnishing miscellaneous Thurber, Whyland & Co., West Broadway and Reade street, Principals. groceries, dry-goods, leather, etc. Robert J. Dean, No. 147 West Seventy-ninth street, Sureties. September 1S. The Department of Public Works—For regulating and paving with asphalt block James S. Barron, No. 329 \Vest Twenty. second street, pavement, and for regulating, grading, etc., in the several streets and avenues September Ig. For regulating, grading, etc., One Hundred and Forty-second and One Hundred enumerated in the advertisement of said Department, dated September 3, 1890, and Forty-third streets, from Seventh avenue to Harlem river, and Jumel Terrace, published in the CITY RECORD. from One Hundred and Sixtieth to One Hundred and Sixty-second street. R. McLaughlin, No. 363 Brook avenue, Principal. September ig. The Department of Public Charities and Correction—For alterations and additions John Cotter, No. 630 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, to No. 2456 Valentine avenue, for use as a hospital. Nicholas Cotter, No. 630 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth r Sureties. street, September 2o. The Department of Street Cleaning—For furnishing 145,000 pounds hay, 30,0c0 Return of Proposal. pounds straw, 375,000 pounds oats and 8,000 pounds bran. September 16. Proposal of M. Fitzgerald, for paving Thirty-fourth street, returned to the Department of Public Works for action on the proposed substitution of Samuel Booth, as a Approval of Sureties. surety thereon, in the place of John Brosen, one of the original sureties. The Comptroller approved of the adequacy and sufficiency of the sureties on the following Resigned. proposals, viz. : September Iq. Calvin H. Brown, Clerk of the First Grade, Finance Department, to take effect September 15. For regulating and paving with asphalt pavement, on concrete foundation, Eighty - September Ig, t8go. fifth street, from Boulevard to Riverside Drive ; Eighty-seventh street, from West Appointed. End avenue to Riverside Drive, and Eighty-eighth street, from Boulevard to West September Iq. Alexander Kyle, No. 135 East One I-Iundred and Twenty-fifth street, and Edward End avenue. L. Jones, No. 228 East Eightieth street, Temporary Clerks in the Bureau for the Warren Scharf Asphalt Paving Co., No. 8t Fulton street, Principal. Collection of Taxes, with compensation at rate of $3 per diem each, from Matthew R. Myers, No. 504 West Fourteet,th street, Sureties. September ig, 1890. Calvin Tomkins, No. 150 Broadway, THEO. W. MYERS, Comptroller.

POLICE D E PA K' 1' M E N T. The following Applications and Communications were Ordered on File: Patrolman Bernard H. Smyth—For transfer from Eighth Precinct to Thirty-third Precinct. Mayor, New York—Acknowledging receipt of reports. The Board of Police met on the 15th day of September, 1890. Lee Philips, Secretary Civil Service—Inclosing statements of applicants. Present—Commissioners MacLean (President), McClave, Voorhis and Martin. Roundsman Charles J. Ryan, Twenty-second Precinct, for promotion. Reading minutes dispensed with. " Dennis J. Brennan, Eleventh Precinct, for promotion. On report of Committee on Elections, it was " Daniel Wall, Twentieth Precinct, for promotion. Resolved, That the estimate of the expense for the carrying out of the provisions of the new Patrolman James Tivers, Eighteenth Precinct, for promotion. Election Law be approved and ordered to be forwarded to the Board of Estimate and Apportion- " Thomas J. Diamond, Fourthteenth Precinct, for promotion. ment. The application of Roundstnan Patrick Leonard, Fifth Precinct, for forty days leave of absence Resolved, That notice be sent to the owners of property adjoining premises for a new station- was withdrawn. house in West Sixty-eighth street, to remove buildings in part obstructing the same, and also that The application of Patrolman John Burns, Eighth Precinct, for promotion, was referred to the the owner of the building on the easterly side be notified of the proposed erection of a new station- Board of Examiners for citation, house, and that it will be necessary for him to protect the walls of his building. Resolved, That Henry R. McGlauflin, probationary employee, be and is hereby discharged The Following Applications for Civil Service Examination were Referred to the Superintendent from service. for Report. John F. Dwyer, Messenger, was summoned before the Board, upon information from one Roundsman John Breen, Thirty-first Precinct. Morris Jacobs, that he was concerned in an attempt to have the said Jacobs improperly appointed Charles S. Colton, Eleventh Precinct. a member of the Police force. Whereupon the following proceedings were had P. H. Marron, Thirtieth Precinct. By Commissioner MacLean —The Board of Police inform you that it is proposed to remove James P. Tucker, First Precinct. you and dismiss you from service in this Department, for reason that you were concerned in an Henry Hubert, Eleventh Precinct. attempt to have one Morris Jacobs improperly appointed a member of the Police force. The James Hanley, Fifth Court. Board now give you an opportunity to say whatever you have to say why you should not be dis- James E. J. Kenny, Nineteenth Precinct. missed from the service. Orville A. Todd, Twenty-ninth Precinct. Q. What have you to say ? A. I don't see why I should be removed. By Commissioner MacLean—Is that all you have to say about it ? The Following Communications were Referred to the Committee on Elections. (No answer.) Morris Marks—Relative to appointment as Poll Clerk. The Board then listened to the statement made by Morris Jacobs in the presence of John F. Morris Modiska—Relative to appointment as Poll Clerk. Dwyer. Bernard Kumm—Offering to rent premises No. 1518 Second avenue as a polling place. The Board then summoned Geo. W. Hasbrouck, a clerk in this Department, before them, upon The communication from Lespinasse and Friedman, relative to Special Patrolman John Kiley, information from one Morris Jacobs that he was concerned in an attempt to have the said Jacobs was referred to Commissioner Martin. improperly appointed a member of the Police farce. • Whereupon the following proceedings were had: By Commissioner MacLean—The Board having heard the statements made in your presence, Communications Referred to the Chief Clerk to Answer. have called you to nsk whether you wish an opportunity to resign from this Department. Lee Phillips, Secretary Civil Service Examining Board—Request for information as to require- By Mr. Hasbrouck—You ask me to resign ? ments of candidates for appointment as 1)oortnen. By Commissioner MacLean—No, sir; I do not. Wm. Howell--Relative to the appointment of Matron and Janitor at C. O. By Mr. Ilnsbrouck—I think, Mr. President, my record is clear. I can prove it clear. Hayes & Greenbaum—Relative to complaint of Charles J. Fagan of assault by an officer, James By Commissioner MacLean—By direction of the Board I have to inform you, that it is proposed McInerney, in the employ of the S. I. Rapid Transit Co. to remove you from service to this Department, and to dismiss you because you were connected with H. O'Neil & Co.—In relation to modification of rule relative to Special Patrolman. an attempt to have one Morris Jacobs improperly appointed a member of the Police force. What A. Aronson --In relation to modification of rule relative to Special Patrolman. explanation have you to make ? Mercantile Safe Deposit Co.—In relation to modification of rule relative to Special Patrolman. Answer by Mr. llasbrouck—I deny that, Mr. President. I had nothing directly or indirectly to R. H. Macy & Co.—In relation to modification of rule relative to Special Patrolman. do with Mr. Morris Jacobs. I ask you, sir, as a man, to give me a fair trial. L. B. I-Iubbell, Superintendent Produce Exchange—In relation to modification of rule relative to The Board then listened to the statement made by Morris Jacobs in the presence of George W. Special Patrolman. Hasbrouck. John Harvey, Superintendent Metropolitan Ferry Co.—In relation to modification of rule Adjourned. relative to Special Patrolman. WM. H. KIPP, Chief Clerk. William J. Crosby, Assistant Superintendant N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.—In relation to modi- fication of rule relative to Special Patrolman. The Board of Police met on the 16th day of September, 1890. Mayor, New York—Requesting that a copy of the last annual report of Police Department be Present—Commissioners Martin, McClave and Voorhis ; also Mr. Marsh of Comptroller's office. forwarded to Superintendent of Census, Washington, D. C. Commissioner Martin m the chair. F. G. Brill—Requesting statistics relative to building in the City of New York. The minutes of September 9 were read and approved. Communication from Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company, inclosing form of lease The following proposals for supplying the Police Department with stationery and printing for for renewal, was referred to Committee on Repairs and Supplies. election purposes were opened, read and referred to Chief Clerk for report. Communication from Committee of the Central Labor Federation, inclosing complaint against No. I. Jordan Stationery Co ...... $8,375 50 Patrolman John H. Russell. Twenty-sixth Precinct, was referred to Complaint Clerk. No.2. Martin B. Brown ...... 7,858 00 Resolved, That the following transfers, etc., be ordered : Commissioner MacLean here. entered. Sergeant Ezra D. Strope, from Eleventh Precinct to Sixteenth Precinct. John J. Donohue, from Seventh Precinct to Eleventh Precinct. Leave of Absence Granted. Roundsman Patrick Cahill, from Tenth Precinct to Thirteenth Precinct. Surgeon Wm. F. Fluhrer, ten days, without pay. Patrolman Michael J. Cox, Eighth Precinct, three days, without pay. Advanced to First Grade. " Thomas C. Tate, Thirtieth Precinct, thirty days, sick leave. Report of Surgeon Grinnell—Relative to contagious disease in family of Patrolman Wm. New- Patrolman Henry F. Ryan, Twenty-fifth Precinct, from September 15, 1890, san. Was ordered on file. Report of Capt. Copeland,Ninth Precinct—Relative to Patrolman E. J. Sweeney having been Appointed Patrolman. admitted to bail, also having reported sick was referred to the President. George Little, Fourth Precinct. COURT. George F. Roberts Employed on Probation. vs. Summons and Complaint. Patrolman Patrick W. Cummings. Michael Fogarty. Referred to the Counsel to the Corporation. Comissioners MacLean, McClave and Martin voting aye —Commissioner Voorhis not voting. The application of M. J. Jacobs, for the appointment of James Early as a Special Patrolman, Resolved, That the Committee of Surgeons be directed to examine the following applicants for was denied. appointment as Patrolmen: The application of Margaret Leddy, widow of Hugh Leddy, late Patrolman Seventeenth Richard Cantwell. Joseph A. Weir. John J. McSweeny, Precinct, was referred to the Committee on Pensions. Bart. F. Regan. Thomas Monahan. George W. Beck. William B. Gedney, John H. Leary. Bernard F. McCabe. The following Mask Bail Permit was Granted: John Becker. George J. Lyons. Daniel Shea. New York Lady Penny Verein, Wendell's Assembly Rooms, October 13. Fee, $25. Igtostz Hoffmeister. Selig Whitman.

SEPTEMBER 25, 1890. THE CITY RECORD. 3077 To Civil Service for Examination. TAMMANY HALL. Roundsman John O'Keefe, Thirteenth Precinct. Fiirst Assembly District I 8. John Haggerty, dry goods, 175 Elm at. " Oscar Warle, Seventeenth Precinct. Patrick Quigley, waiter, 52 Spring St. I. John G. Mulligan, salesman, 132 Broad St. 9. Simon Cassidy, brassworker, 21 Marion at. Felix McKenna, Thirty-third Precinct. Florence O'Sullivan. porter, ioi Broad st. " Stephen McDermott, First Precinct. William Marshall, laborer, 242 Mulberry St. 2. Andrew Morrissey, clerk, 89 Water st. Io. Peter Devitt, driver, 2I0 Mulberry st. Resolved, That Superintendent William Murray be granted five months extension of leave of John Rafferty, actor, 126 Pearl st. Michael J. Kelly, carpelrter, 185 Mott st. absence. 3. Mortimer A. Sullivan, clerk, 206 Front St. I I. Jeremiah Harrington, leisure, 197 Elizabeth Commissioners McClave, Voorhis and Martin voting aye-Commissioner MacLean voting no. F. William Jobelmann, clerk, Ito South St. street. Resolved, That full pay while sick be granted 4. Edgar K. Woods, compositor, 48 Jane st. Geo. E. Darby, clerk, ii St. Luke's place. Roundsman Ernest K. Bingham, Twenty third Precinct, from September 5 to 8, 1890. John H. Schrifer, clerk, t5 West st. 12. Matthew J. Murray, undertaker, IS Prince St. Patrolman Edgar V. Campbell, Twenty-fifth Precinct, from July t6 to August 2, 1890. 5. M. F. Paradine, clerk, 12 State st. Frederick Ilahnlein, nickel-plater, 17 Spring " Thomas J. Clark, Twenty-seventh Precinct, from August 17 to September 8, z8go Michael Levy, clerk, 29 State st. street. -all aye. 6. Arthur Douglas, clerk, IS Greenwich St. 13. Frank Tistle, gilder, 242 Mulberry at. Patrolman Michael J. Gannon, Twenty-fifth Precinct, from May 26 to July 20, 1890. Wm. McMahon, printer, 13 Washington st. Edward B. Eagan, case-maker, 234 Mulberry Commissioners McClave, Voorhis and Martin voting aye ; Commissioner MacLean voting no. 7. Matthew McGowan, undertaker, 27 Bridge st. street. Resolved, That horses "Alex. S," No. 50, " Dan," No. 55, of the "Chirty-third Precinct, and Isna Schreyer, clerk, go Greenwich St. 14. Cornelius Cassidy, agent, 187 Hester St. " Lizzie," No. 76, reported as unserviceable, be advertised for sale at public auction and the Presi- 8. Eugene Coleman, clerk, 19 Morris St. John M. Adams, musician, 57 Spring st. dent authorized to purchase horses to replace them. Thomas Duggan, clerk, i West St. 15, \Vrn. H. Mangin, clerk, 285 Mott st. Retired-all aye. 9. John If. Norton, clerk, 96 Washington St. Chas. F. Parks, driver, 285 Mott st. John J. Driscoll, caulker, 22 Rector St. 16. William Irving, box maker, 285 Mott st. Patrolman Michael Kelly, Second Court, $60o per annum. Io. H. R. Murphy, lineman, 147 Greenwich St. John F. Murphy, painter, 239 Elizabeth st. Weekly financial statement of the Comptroller was referred to the Treasurer. Patrick J. Kidney, leisure, 66 Trinity place. 17. Wm. Thornton, clerk, 274 Bowery. The report of the Treasurer's Bookkeeper, inclosing $1,330 for steam-boiler examinations, was I I. Thomas V. Liebers, expressman, 141 \Vash- James McDonald, operator, 15 Prince at. referred to the Treasurer to pay into the Pension Fund. ington st. 18. Edward 1). Young, livery, 302 Mott st. Resolved, That the Treasurer be and is hereby directed to pay over to the Police Pansion William II. Stripp, clerk, 95 Washington St. Win. McConnellogue, clerk, 61 E. Houston Fund the following sums of money for the month of August, 1890-all aye : 52. Daniel Mahoney, coal dealer, 129 Liberty St. Street. For fines imposed ...... $425 63 Solomon Strasener, real estate, 168 Washing- Ig. James \V. O'Reilly, engineer, 55 Bond St. For absence without pay ...... 5,985 15 ton st. Harry Abrams, clerk, 356 Bowery. For sick time deducted ...... 4,518 95 13.James M. Brennan, janitor, 76 Pine st. 20. James J. McGee, clerk, 356 Bowery. Patrick F. Sullivan, watchman, 61 Vesey st. $10,9 Samuel Grabfelder, printer, 39 E. 4th St. 29 73 14. Paul J. Cudmore, driver, 73 Beach st. 2I. James J. McDonnell, manufacturer, 195 Mott E. C. Sullivan, clerk, 186 West St. street. 15. Irving Fish, real estate, 361 V. 34th St. On motion of Commissioner MacLean, it was John J. McKenna, agent, 366 Broome st. Resolved, That the Acting Superintendent be directed to furnish to the District Attorney, for Samuel S. Willis, clerk, 472 Canal St. 22. Ldwvard Skelly, painter, 82 E. Both at. presentation to the Grand Jury, all the information in, or which may come into his possession 16. Robert Neving, driver, 6o Harrison St. Thomas G. Black, clerk, 98 E. moth st. corrupt bargain for, or attempt to procure the appointment of one Morris Jacobs as Thomas Dunne, salesman, 31 Harrison St. 23. William G. \Veyman, agent, 148 E. 16th St. relating to any 57. Peter Kelly, porter, 185 Franklin St. Patrolman in this Department. \Villis P. Tailor, organist, 146 E. 16th St. Commissioner MacLean moved that John F. Dwyer, Messenger, be dismissed from the Depart- Geo. Abbott, salesman, 354% Greenwich St. 24. W. S. Warwick, law, 376 Bowery. 18. J. H. Menken, musician, 391 \Vashington st. Adolph Eitenhenz, clerk 89 Third ave. ment. Hugh Duffy, undertaker, 82 Greenwich St. Commissioner Martin moved as a substitute, the following 25. Franklin P. Post, clerk, 22 East 20th st. Resolved. That an opportunity to make an explanation having been allowed to Messenger John 19.Joseph Geary, driver, II Varick St. Frederick Zingrele, clerk, 31 I Elizabeth at. F. Dwyer and Clerk George \V. Hasbrouck, to the charge of attempting to improperly influence the John Mannix, barkeeper, 59 Beach st. 26. Alonzo E. Marr, salesman, 52 E. 20th at. appointment of one Morris Jacobs as a member of the Police force, and the Hoard of Police not 20. Win. 1I. Blair, , 143 W. Broadway William Conlan, clerk, 147 E. 16th St. being satisfied with the explanation so made, that the said Messenger John F. Dwyer and Clerk John Islaloy, oiler, 32 Varick St. 2I. Richard Mahoney, clerk, 3 Hubert st. George W. Hasbrouck, be and they are hereby dismissed from this Department. Fourth Assembly District. Lost-Commissioners McClave and Martin voting aye ; Commissioners MacLean and Voorhis Andrew J. Kirk, clerk, 57 Madison St. 22. John Guilfoyle, clerk, 5 Charles St. I. Geo. F.Seymour, clerk, 266 East Broadway. voting no. Peter O'Hara, compositor, 12 Hubert St. John Reynolds, clerk, 166 Madison St. Commissioner MacLean offered the following Resolved, That an opportunity to make an explanation having been allowed to Messenger 23. James J. Guilfoy, expressman, 120 Water St. 2. Thomas Codey, attorney, 25 Montgomery st. John F. Dwyer, to the charge of attempting to improperly influence the appointment of one Morris Nicholas Murray, clerk, 18 Morris at. Patrick Foley, clerk, 149 Madison St. Jacobs, as a member of the Police force, and the Board of Police not being satisfied with explana- 24. Bernard McGee, clerk, 64 E. 122d St. 3. Jas. F. Driscoll, clerk, S4 Henry st. tion so made, that the said Messenger John F. Dwyer, be and is hereby dismissed from this Depart- Mark Fallon, cigarmaker, 442 \Vashington St. Louis Levene, salesman, 16S Henry at. 4. James Toner, clerk, soy Madison st. ment-all aye. James Moore, clerk, 171 East Broadway. Commissioner Martin offered the following Second Assembly District. 5. Joseph Braithwaite, grocer, 128 Madison St. Resolved, That an opportunity to make an explanation having been allowed to Clerk George I. Edward B. O'Donnell, clerk, 376 Water st. W. Hasbrouck to the charge of attempting to improperly influence the appointment of one Morris Joseph Bloomson, clerk, 244 East Broadway. 6. Fred. J. Jerome, grocer, 146 Cherry st. Jacobs as a member of the Police force, and the Board of Police not being satisfied with the expla- 2. Loftus C. McGowan, printer, 49 Oak St. nation so made, that the said Clerk George W. Hasbrouck be and is hereby dismissed from the Depart- Abraham Ash, clerk, 181 Division st. Thomas F. Humphrey, driver, 53 Oliver st. 7. James J. Geoghegan, laborer, 128 Cherry at. ment--lost. 3. Wm. M. Downes, insurance, 22 Oliver St. Commissioners McClave and Martin voting aye ; Commissioners MacLean and Voorhis voting 'Thomas F. Brady, salesman, 64 Monroe at. Robert Corrigan, clerk, 57 Madison at. 8. Jas. Heffernan, coal, 71 Market at. no. 4. , coffee, 52 Oak st. On motion of Commissioner Martin, the resolution relating to the dismissal of George H. Has- William Trope, clerk, 114 Madison st. H. F. Byron, bookbinder, 64 Madison St. 9. Peter Fox, porter, 223 South St. brouck was then reconsidered, and 5. Matthew Callahan, oysterman, 357 Madison On motion of Commissioner Voorhis, was laid upon the table for future consideration. l)enis Murphy, carman, 28 Rutger St. street. lo. Henry \V. Cook, driver, 48 Nlouroe st. Resolved, That requisition be and is hereby made upon the Comptroller for the sum of nine Henry Moore, leisure, 31 Madison St. hundred and eighty-three dollars and twenty cents ($983.20), to enable the Department to pay Edw. Knowlton, liquors, to[ henry st. 6. Janes P. McDonald, leisure, 32 Oak st. i i. William J. Tobin, cooper, 53 Monroe st. Martin B. Brown for bills rendered for account of election expenses. William Spence, driver, 7o New Chambers Resolved, That requisition be and is hereby made upon the Comptroller in pursuance of section James J. Donovan, printer, 26;) 1);vision at. street. 12. Michael J. Whalen, laborer, 236 Henry at. 262, chapter 410, Laws of 1882, and the Commissioners directed to approve the same, for the fol- 7. Robert J. Jennings, clerk, 104 Oliver St. lowing sums of money for the month of September, 1890, being one-twelfth part of the total amount John J. 'Tierney, painter, 206 Ilenry st. estimated, levied, raised and appropriated for the support and maintenance of the Police Depart- 13. Arthur J. Cavanagh, cutter, 87 Henry st. 8. Fargal J. Gallagher, agent, 124 Roosevelt St. John Denehey, clerk, 167 Madison St. ment and force for the current year, to wit : Thomas Levelle, clerk, 33 Cherry St. Police Fund-Salaries of Commissioners, Superintendent, Surgeons and Uniformed 14.John Misieuicz, cigars, 8 Market St. 9, Patrick Dooley, tinsmith, 22 Cherry St. Patrick J. Murphy, undertaker, 243 Henry at. force ...... $360,482 20 Michael McNamara, bartender, 18 Cherry St. Salaries of clerical force ...... 7,520 00 15. S. Cohen, cutter, 156 East Broadway. to. Bernard Michael, printer, 9 Peck sl. Edw. S. McIntyre, printer, Sot Madison St. Supplies for Police ...... 6,205 45 Stephen Hanlon, butcher, lo Dover st. 2,500 Co 16. William J. Kearney, caulker, 152 East Police, station-houses, alterations, etc ...... I I. Oliver A. Benson, clerk, 410 Pearl st. Broadway. Expenses of Detectives-Contingent, etc ...... 958 33 Peter B. Cummings, compositor, 391 Pearl Salaries of Chief and Chief Clerk-Bureau of Elections ...... 500 00 Aaron Levy, lawyer, 215 East Broadway. street. 17.Jo1m \V. Sheehan, lineman, 171 Madison at. I2. James O'Connell, compositor, 232 William Total...... $37 James A. Lonegan, lawyer, 41 Rutger St. 8,165 98 street. 18. Daniel J. Callahan, laborer, 172 Madison st. On recommendation of the Committee on Repairs and Supplies, it was John F. Fiske, clerk, 238 William St. James Cusick, milkman, 292 Madison st. Resolved, That the following bills be approved and the Treasurer authorized to pay the same 13. Gilbert E. Bishop, clerk, 272 William at. I9. Edward McFadden, newsdealer, 47 Gouver- Charles Singer, cigarmaker, 28 Oliver St. neur st. -all aye : Francis J. Finn, compositor, 43. Pearl st. Isaac Bird, expenses ...... $44 24 John J. Fox, horseshoeing...... $40 25 14. John McMahon, liquors, 2 Gouverneur St. Thomas Byrnes, expenses...... 95 00 ...... •• 32 40 Jere. J. SulliWtn, laborer, 37 Cherry at. 20. Bernard Coffey, driver, 68 Pike St. Andrew F. McNally, cutter, I9 City Hall pl. Martin B. Brown, printing...... 31 Co Chas. Hegeman, horse-feed...... 179 50 15. John Meelian, flowers, 23 Montgomery at...... 164 Oct Howe Bros., horseshoeing...... 23 21 John J. O'Brien, printer, 483 Pearl at. 2I. John J. Tierney, driver, 53 Rutger St. " `• ,,, , , . , , . 5 oo Robert Lefferts, soap zo 16. William H. Hederman, printer, 33 Park St. Michael Gavin, miller, 272 Madison at. 75 Timothy J. Creeden, salesman, 31 Park at. °` , .... , ... 12 00 M. & J. B. Huntoon, ice...... 63 10 22. Peter Neville, caulker, 202 Madison at. Francis McCabe, cartages ...... 17. Timothy Collins, laborer, 528 Pearl St. Joseph D. Weldrick, printer, lo! Henry at. 149 50 7 50 Charles Bruns, bookbinder, 523 Pearl at. 750 Wm. McKenna, horseshoeing...:.. . 500 23. Andrew J. McNulty, clerk, 21 Scammel at. I20 00 McGlaughlin & Gleason, repairing 18.J. A. Dawkins, clerk, 484 Pearl St. David Sincox, clerk, 32 Pike st. f 8 50 roof.. ...... . 14 87 George F. Harrison, truckman, 51 Park St. 24. Harry Busch, clerk, 189 Division st. 125 00 McGlaughlin & Gleason, repairing 19. Bernard Gazzola, printer, 88 and go Park at. Michael Regan, clerk, 379 Cherry st. 40 00 roof.... .. ...... 25. Samuel M. Abrams, lawyer, 21g Henry at. 24 67 20. Joseph Campbell, canvasser, 26 Bowery. 32 40 P. Malone, horseshoeing...... 52 50 James Reilly, caulker, 44 Rutger at. 00 Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Edward Callahan, painter, Igo Park Row. 26. James E. Dougherty, coal, 270 Madison at. 40 Company, rent of telephone...... 25. Peter J. Hunt, conductor, 40 Mott St. Wm. J. Shaw, clerk, 32 Market St. 6 44 25 Richard McHale, awning maker, 9 Pell St. Brown, Green & Adams, transfer Moore & Co., printing...... 27. Michael J. Donnelly, porter, 320 Cherry st. 700 22. James A. McMahon, printer, 128 Leonard st. cases ...... 2 IO Hugh Nesbitt, kalsomining...... 3 50 Mich'l R. \Velton, compositor, 361 Cherry st. 12 00 Morris Marks, shoes, 61 Bayard at. 28. Thomas J. Kiernan, clerk, 218 Monroe st. Brush Electric Illuminating Company, A. S. Nichols & Co., slates...... John Lynch, peddler, 88 Mulberry st. use of lamp...... 16 ~5 Nicholson & Galloway, repairing roof 3460 23. Alexander Rosenthal, lawyer, 204 East John Carey, expenses...... 3 22 Patrick J. Finnerty, paperhanger, 56 Mott St. Broadway. IO CO Northern Gas-light Co., gas...... 23 36 24. Anthony Morinelli, grocer, 46 Mulberry St. 29. ohn T. Lane, builder, 372 Cherry at. Clark & Wilkins, wood ...... Arsenio Episcopo, foreman, 46 Mulberry st. William Carlin, horseshoeing...... 63 00 Jas. J. Norton, disbursements...... IO qO MosesJ I. Mendel, furnishing, 232 East Broad- Patterson Bros., hardware...... 87 85 25. George F. Ormsby, laborer, 132 Leonard at. way. Central Gas-light Company, gas ... . 43 52 Thomas F. Fallon, surgeon, II Roosevelt st. Consolidated Gas Company, ... . 102 00 Frederick Pearce, telegraph wire,etc. 43 45 30. Eugene Sheridan, clerk, 206 Madison at. 616 00 Peck, Martin & Co., cement, sand, etc 26. John J. Sullivan, clerk, 432 Pearl St. Michael McCormack, grocer, 215 Clinton st. 50 30 Jeremiah Noonan, clothing, 85 Baxter at. E. J Denning & Company, cloth.... 14 85 T. G. Sellen, chairs ...... 3800 31. Wm. J. Dunn, clerk, 276 Henry at. H. M. Smith & Co., carpenter work. 158 42 27. George \V. Beck, machinist, i 18 Centre st. Mathew Penyfeather, clerk, 238 Madison at. John Dorn, newspapers...... 5 04 Jeremiah J. Sullivan, plumber, 2 Franklin st. ~. ...... 4 16 Kate Travers, meals...... 47 40 32. Edward Lanyer, oysterman, 320 Henry at. 4 16 cc 'I ...... 26 go 28. Frank Conway, cutter, 128 Leonard at. Lanty Ryan, junk, 153 Monroe St. 4 16 Julia E. Tillman, meals...... 316 00 33. Thos. J. O'Hare, leisure, 330 Henry at. .. .. ...... 3 90 Ward & Olyphant, coal...... 293 31 Third Assembly. District. Jacob Brown, clerk, 218 East Broadway. 34• Thomas Farley, clerk, 221 Division st. I' ...... 3 78 Chas S. Young, keeping horses..... 5000 I. William Gainey, porter, 211 Hester st. John Early & Company, cbtton mops t6 8o Frank Corrigan, clerk, 51 Market st. John B. Quinn, salesman, 142 Baxter st. 35.John Herley, clerk, 310 Madison at. John W. Flanigan, clerk, 186 Hester st. Adjourned. 2. Edw. E. Buckley, clerk, 217 Cherry st. WM. H. KIPP, Chief Clerk. John Smith, painter, 174 Hester St. 36. Patrick Burke, driver, 419 Cherry St. -S . 3. John Lees, driver, 205 Mott st. Lawrence Kane, liquors, 2J Monroe St. Harry Isaacs, furniture, Ioq Third ave. POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, No. 300 MULBERRY STREET, 37. George J. Kenney, cutter, 366 Front st. 4. John J. Shine, clerk, 126 Mott st. Bernard J. Bouras, lawyer, 226 Henry st. BUREAU OF ELECTIONS, NEW YORK, September 19, 1899. Charles Cohn, law, 207 Grand at. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Police, that the following 5. Cornelius Dinnian, trimmer, 118 Mott st. named persons are under consideration for selection and appointment as Inspectors of Election on Walter W. Reid, printer, 27 Seventh St. Fifth Assembly District. behalf of the Democratic party for the ensuing year. 6. Joseph E. Rush, clerk, 377 Broome st. I. John G. Kelly, clerk, 322 West St. Objections thereto, if any exist, as to their character or qualifications are hereby invited to the John G. Tibbets, machinist, 157 Mott st. W. E. Barnes, clerk, 5 Vandam st. end that the same may be investigated before the final action of the Board. 7. Charles Haggerty, leisure, 164 Elm st. 2. Edward Dowdall, Jr., artist, 527 Canal at. T. F. RODENBOUGH, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. Joseph C. Hart, agent, 18 Bleecker st. Daniel O'Brien, truckman, 558 Greenwich at 3078 THE CITY RECORD . SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.

3. Robert Nicholls, dealer, 249 Hudson St. 34• Moses Aufses, clerk, 279 Stanton St. 26. Paul Kaemmer, jeweler, 156 Ludlow St. 13. Theodore Katz, janitor, 30 First St. Lewis R. Cameron, truckman, 250 Hudson Arthur McConnell, dealer, 50 Sheriff St. Wm. F. Koster, goldheater, 146 Essex St. Joseph Kahn, clerk, 32 Second ave. street. 35• Fred'k Eckelman, barber, 92 Columbia St. 27. James M. McGeary, packer, 17 Ludlow st. 14. James Graham, wire worker, 7 Extra pl. 4. George Lake, clerk, 129 Varick St. John McConnell, peddler, 6o Sheriff st. Chas. Alexander, printer, 146 Orchard st. John Roche. cooper, 283 Bowery. Michael Cleary, clerk, 321 Hudson St. 36. John Bennett, clerk, 78 Lewis St. 28. Fredk. Schwan, leather, 139 Forsyth st. 15. Joseph Lewy, clerk, 20 Second ave. 5. George Brandon clerk, 94 Varick st. Andrew J. Ford, boilermaker, 324 Monroest. David Engel, real estate, 124 Suffolk St. Nathan Rhein, furniture, 14 Second St. Adam C. Hermann, teas, 196 Prince St. 29. Julius Rabenstem, waiter, 74 Division st. 16. Lewis Rhein, clerk, 14 second St. 6. John J. O'Grady, lawyer, 139 W. Houston James A. Morrissey, clerk, 266 Broome St. James McLaughlin, clerk, 33 Second St. street. Seventh Assembly Distrtel. 30. Adam Schindler, upholsterer, 24 Rivington St. 17. William Riemer, baker, 9 First st. Fred'k Grasser, printer, 544 Broome st. I. Emil L. Keiger, clerk, 30 W. 3d St. Jno. Rubin, collector, 78 Orchard St. George W. licrbold, salesman, 86 Second St. 7. Chas. W.ackson, cutter, 1 t 7 Varick St. Henry Wolf, cutter, 6 W. 3d St. 31. Fredk, W. Paddock,clerk, 91 Hester St. i8. J. F. Carrington, clerk, 87 E. 3d St. Henry F. Shaughnessy, clerk, 247 Spring st. 2. William F. Cook, clerk, 6 \V. 3d st. Geo. J. Kalischer, cutler, 294 Broome St. Conrad Walter, salesman, 53 First ay. 8. Joseph Morgan, fish, 263 Spring St. William G. Robh, salesman, 88 W. 3d st. ig. Anthony L. Nusbaum, sale-man, t66 E. 4th Michael J. Comer, box maker, 27 King St. 3. Charles E. Benedict, clerk, 142 W. 4th st. street. 9. William Kelleher, packer, 247 Spring St. William Rich, driver, 52 S. 5th ave. Ninth Assembly District. John Siemt.n, clerk, 175 E. 4th St. William J. Hyland, clerk, 588 Broome St. 4. William H. Gottleib, clerk, i99 Bleecker St. I. George J. Lacher, harnessmaker, 618 Green- 20. Charles F. Schulze, broker, 124 Second St. io. Richard P. Cotter, mineral, 27 Dominick St. E. C. Jacobson, bookkeeper, 124 McDougal wich street. William Roesch, clerk, 34 First ave. Patrick Murphy, clerk, 38 Chariton St. street. Michael I1. Phelan, salesman, i Io Leroy St. 21. George M. Brull, watchmaker, 35 Avenue A. ii. Robert E. Bland, clerk, 53 Vandam St. 5. Walter Horner, tailor, 146 W. 4th st. 2. Francis E. O'Brien, agent, 26 Cornelia St. John Bonifer, clerk, 142 E. Houston st. George W. Fitzgerald, clerk, io6 King St. Wm. J. Warren, clerk, 232 W. Loth St. Cornelius Downey, paper stock, 613 Green- 22. William Kuhl, polisher, 200 Second St. Iz. Thomas F. Steen, operator, 97 King st. 6. Tames K. Sloat, clerk, 5 Winthrop pl. wich street. John Britsch, boxmaker, 194 Second St. Charles Collins, laborer, 363 Hudson st. James H. Marshall, clerk, 32 Clinton pl. 3, James Doherty, clerk, 9 Cornelia St. 23. Joseph J. Fuchs, cutter, 158 E. 3d st. 13. Thomas H. Powers, joiner, 515 Washington 7. Marcus F'aber, grocer, 128 Clinton pl. John E. McCadden, shoes, 54 Carmine St. Anthony Hahn, grocer, 188 E. 3d St. 24. street. George Kast, barber. 132 Clinton pl. 4. Chas. F. Dodge, agent, 353 \V. Itth St. Conrad Strassburger, collector, 185 E. 3d St. Michael McLaughlin, driver, 162 W. Houston 8. Louis C. Luhrs, agent, 141 Waverley pl. Chas. McQueed, machinist, 33 Grove st. Henry Klengert, brushmakcr, 194 E. 4th St. street. Frederick E. Hayward, clerk, 162 Waverley 5. Bernard McFarland, clerk, to Downing St. 25. William Henkel, Jr., painter, 207 E. 4th St. 14. Paul T. C. Tucker, lawyer, 2 King St. place. John Collins, willow ware, io Downing St. Louis Suchy, clerk, 235 E. 4th st. Joseph W. Grier, furniture, 218 Spring St. 9. Charles Loy, watchman, 58 Greenwich ay. 6. Frank j. Brady, mason, 6z Sixth ave. 26. Julius Hein, tinsmith, 506 Fifth St. 15.John J. Stanton, plumber, 183 W. Houston st. Edw. A. Harrison, insurance, 83 W. Wash- Robert Arnul, driver, 126 W. i8th St. Adolph C. Lochner, carver, 514 Fifth st. John J. Gallagher, clerk, 179 W. Houston st. ington place. 7-J.J. Donoghue, operator, 25 Grove St. 27. Alpert Fiukelstone, stenographer, 71 Ave- nue A. 16. John J. Dwyer, bookkeeper, 66 Charlton St. Ir. James R. Nugent, clerk, I I I W. loth St. William McEvoy, conductor, 3 Little 12th st. Charles Here, clerk, igg Prince st. F. A. McKay, agent, 113 \V. loth St. 8. I'. F. O'Neill, salesman, i Morton St. G. C. 1)arnstatter, grairrer, 166 E. F'ourth St. 17. C. O. Bolender, truckman, 157 Thompson st. i 1. Edw. P. Green, clerk, 42 Perry st. Elken M. Sachs, clerk, 311 Bleecker st. 28. Richard Graninrer, bookseller, 410 Fifth St. Hugh M. Hawkins, bookkeper, 135 Sullivan John H. Thode, grocer, 46 Perry St. 9. James R. Brown, painter, 24 Barrow St. Win). Schrader, bookkeeper, 436 Fifth St. street. 12. John P. Carroll, expressman, 49 Christopher David McCarthey, blacksmith, 41 Grove st. 29. Ludwig Gen tlnvohl, musician, 105 E. 4th St. IS. John B.Cavagnaro, machinist, 34 King St. street. Io. Henry Simpson, sexton, 302 Bleecker st. William H. Lynch, driver, 113 E. 4th st. Wm. H. Stack pool, clerk, 20 Vandam st. Hammond Hicks, clerk, 85 \V. 3d st. John D. Naugle, truckutan, 319 W. I ith St. 30. Loui: Michaels, salesman, 51 E. 4th st. Ig. John Blesch, Jr., hardware, 184 Prince St. 13. William A. i racey, painter, 269 W. 12th St. I I. Jno. 1I. Taylor, insurance, 6t Barrow st. Jacob C. Herman. clerk, 325 Fifth St. Christian A. Stegner, conductor, 99 Thomp- Archibald Cathie, upholsterer, 202 W. 23d Wright Holcomb, lawyer, 467 Hudson St. 31. John \Vlrite, driver, 207 Fifth St. son street. street. 12. Thomas J. Downs, goldbeater, 49 1)owning Louis Fulz, agent, 213 Firth St. 20. George Franciscus, plumber, 73 Sullivan St. 14.J. Edw. McGee, upholsterer, 269 W. 12th St. street. 32. Henry E. Peterson, l roker, 26 St. Mark's pl. John 11. Wallace. clerk, 419 Canal st. Charles F. Curtis, clerk, 2 Horatio St. Henry S. Nettleton, salesman, 44 Commerce Peter J. Gannon, driver, 2zi Fifth St. J3. Charles Becker, Jr., agent, 83 First ave. 21. Frank Vail, clerk, 12 Watt st. 15. tdw. Olt, clerk, 3534 Greenwich ave. street. Wm. J. Farley, clerk, 171 Spring St. James F. Toner, clerk, 3 I'atchin pl. 13.James I3. Kavanagh, furniture, 219 \V. loth st. Andrew Itliller, tailor, 329 Fifth .t. 22. George W. Chase, clei k, 262 Spring St. 16. Meyer Hexter, packer, 145 Vaverley pl. Janes Flanagan, leisure, 321 \V. 13th St. 14. Fred Wohlers, grocer, 416 Sixth St. Chas. Simon, clerk, 91 W. Houston St. J. S. Lazarus, dry goods, i r8 Eighth ave. 14. Henry F. O'Brien, oysterman, 633 Green- John Gmclin, painter, tog First ave. 23. W m. J. Garvey, clerk, 89W. Houston St. 17.John M. Loque, bookkeeper, 146 W. Loth st. wich street. 35. Emil Ilanzel, lithograglter, 431 Fifth St. John Moran, barkeeper, 177 Spring St. Wm. H. Dunn, clerk, 147 Waverley pl John J. Higgins, clerk, 48 Clarkson St. John A. Reidenbaclr. clerk, I20 Seventh St. 24. Frank J. Kenney, clerk, 8 Clark st. i8. Frank S. Durgin, clerk, 64 W. I2th St. 15. Joseph Hayes, clerk, 9 Tones St. 36. Herman J. Meerholz, musician, 543 Fifth st. John Fa an, smith, 134 Wooster st. Jas. D. Jewell, compositor, 95 E. loth st. John Flanagan, foreman, 105 Leroy st. John Pavik, cigarmaker, 533 Fifth st. 25. Edward Kelly, salesman, 138 Bleecker St. 19. Thomas Ford, agent, 249W. t4th st. 16. Henry F. Dausch, barber, 672 Washington st. 37.Julut G. Schrorle, cigarmaker, 518 Sixth St. I. uis Ettinger, oysterman, 143 Spring St. Peter J. Marrin, druggist, 57 E. i ith st. John'Egbert, carpenter, 659 Washington St. Thomas J. McCann, cutter, 538 Sixth St. 26 John II. Griffin, clerk, 178 Thompson St. 20. William F. Burke, plumber, 34 W. 13th st. 17. H. C. Mercer, clerk, 7 Van Nest pl. 38. john E. Wancura, musician, 515 Sixth st. John Maguire, clerk, 6 Varick pl. Thomas F. McKeever, plumber, 40 W. 13tH James Murray, clerk, 23 Leroy St. Jacob Levy, salesman, i t t First ave. 27. August h.itenbens, expressman, 87 Macdou- street. 18. Edw. McAnulty, shoemaker, 509 Hudson St. 39. Ifermao Frey, cigannaker, 531 E. 6th St. gal street. 21. John A. Lynch, roofer ,225 W. 13th St. Henry L. Joyce, clerk, 12 St. Lakes pl. Charley Elhlfelder, salesman, 6z Stanton St. John Mack, clerk, 79 Macdou gal St. John K. Oakford, clerk, 4 W. 13th St. 19. \Villiam C.Schoppelrey, clerk, 264 Bleecker 40. Martin Ilofntan, tailor, 130 Seventh St. 22. Vincent F. Scullin, clerk, 249 W. 14th St. street. John C. Heyn, sugar boiler, 443 Sixth St. John Kennedy, butcher, 105 W. loth St. Edward F. Quinn. clerk, 447 \V. 13th st. 4t. Thos. Illwitzer, shoemaker, 104 Second ave. 23. George A Raferty, collector, 112 Eighth ave. 20. Chas. Kissinger, barber, 370 Bleecker ,t. 11. H. Brandcns:ein, clerk, 237 Sixth St. Sixth Assembly District. Ambrose G. Kerrigan, clerk, 244 W. 16th St. John 1'. Ryan, painter, 87 Barrow ;t. 42. Patrick Ii. Smith, printer, z Hall pl. Gustav Steinbach, cigarmaker, Sixth St. 1. Win. F. Jones, wireworker, 695 Water St. 24. John Turnbull, agent, 115 W. 15th St. 21. Thomas McFadden, conductor, 356 Bleecker 537 Chas. P. Van Leus, artist, tot W. 16th St. street. 43. William Eagleston, painter, 308 Sixth st- John C. McDermott, clerk, 7 Pitt st. Chas. F. Langan, clerk, 3oS Sixth St. 2. lames Owens, teamster, 282 Monroe St. 25. Cornelius F. O'Connor, clerk, log Seventh William C. Gartbwaite, clerk, 317 \V. 13th avenue. street. 44. James M. Ilayes, agent, 83 Seventh st. Edward McCrimli,k, smith, 6o Sheriff st. Paul Wittock, finisher, 46 Seventh St. James J. Smith, oysterman, t5 Tompkins St. John J. Granie, clerk, 54 W. 18th st. 22. Benj. C . Eckert, roofer, 755 Greenwich st. 3. 26. David Manus, tailor, 62 Sixth ave. Jacinto Costa, Jr., clerk, 274 \V. Itth st. 45. David 11. Kere,ey, musician, 315 Sixth St. (:eo. U. Merstaedt, wheelwright, t79 Clinton Wm. j. Connor, clerk, io6 Second ave. street. Geo. W. I.aForge, clerk, 31 Jane st. 23. Charles F. Costa, clerk, 274 W. i ith St. 4. Lawrence Reeb, porter, 56 Broome St. 27. Albert Moore, laborer, 144 W. i9th st. George R. Moore, agent, 92 Barrow st. Daniel J.McCrimlisk, machinist, 6o Sheriff st. Leo J.ingel, salesman, 157 W. 18th St. 24. Edward I3. Gillender, clerk, 132 Bank St. 5. Thomas F'. Colwell, clerk, S5 Broome St. 28. Warren L. Frost, insurance, 122 W. 20th St. Philip Rothman, barber, 713 Washington st. Eleven'h Assembly District. Jcremia`i J. Ford, printer, 324 Monroe St. Win. J. I-lavanagh, clerk, 156 W. 20th St. 25. Edward F. Brennan, clerk, 421 West st. I. Chas. E. Potter, clerk, 145 E. 127th st. 6 Peter Johnson, peddler, 90 Goerck St. 29. Samuel L. Hyman, salesman, 161 W. zzd st. James A. Hamilton, clerk, 72 Grove st. Wm. Kuowland, leisure, 28th St. and Sixth W. Koster, Jr., truckman, 102 Broome St. John McMurray, clerk, 209 Seventh ave. 26. Peter Fitzpatrick, printer, 354 W. 12th St. avenue. 7. Peter Hear, driver, 44 Lewis St. 30. William Griffin, clerk, 344 Sixth ave. Wm. 11. 1lubbs, builder, rob Bank St. 2. John F. Hogan, salesman, 365 Fourth ave. Frank J. Butler, grocer, 520 Grand st. Alfred L. Ryer, druggist, 38, Sixth ave. 27. Albert (;edney, clerk, 222 W. Fourth St. Frank McAulitle, broker, 35 E. z3d st. S. Frank Rooney, laborer, 16 Jackson st. Edward G. Tulley, clerk, 59 Grove St. 3. J. V. Campbell, barkeeper, 377 Fourth ave. John F. Reagan, clerk, 341 Rivington St. 28. Wm. C. Gallagher, physician, I i Abingdon Harry Young, clerk, z (7 Seventh ave. 9. John T. Shea, clerk, ii Man in st. Eighth Assembly District. Square. 4, Wm. F. 1'. Conner, bookkeeper, i88o Lexing- Henry C. Reilly, clerk, 6 Attorney st. 1. James Welch, carpenter, 133 Ludlow St. Charles E. Sweeney, conductor, 164 Christo- ton avenue. lo. John Bannon, machinist, to Willett st. Sam'l V. Beck, salesman, 41 Delancey St. pher st. Henry Snarke, metals, 174 E. I2Sth St. Wm. E. O. Shaughnessy, clerk, 623 Colum- 2. Gustav Heymann, soda water, 107 Canal St. 2g. James D. Murphy, cutter, 62 Jane St. 5. Albert W. Flashner, cigarmaker, 287 Seventh bia street. Harry McCulley, clerk, 357 Grand st. James F. Kelly, clerk, 88 Horatio St. avenue. ii. Daniel J. Loane, machinist, 124 Broome St. 3. Chas. A. O'Neil, agent, 297 Broome St. 30. J. D. Post, shoemaker, 646 Hudson st. Augustus Mintz, leisure, 370 W. 29th St. John Fitzpatrick, clerk, 84 Ridge st. Morris Levy, agent, 51 Forsyth st. Sherman 1). Parker, clerk, 131 Charles St. 6. George E. Pieces, caterer, Putnam House, 12.Jo,eph F. Kenyon, gilder, 34 Columbia St. 4. Thos.F. McMahon, plumber, egg Eldridge st. 31. Michael Cloughessy, ice, 81 t Washington st. Fourth avenue. Edward J. Bradley, lawyer, 34 Pitt St. John J. Condon, clerk, 229 Broome St. William Penney, laborer, 68 Gansevoort st. Moses Ryerson, dentist, 227 W 34th st. 13. Edward J. Brady, clerk, 42 Sheriff st. 5. El's Altman, packer, 122 Orchard St. 32. F. P. Holmes, coal, 288 W. t2th St. 7. Michl. McNamara, conductor, 165 E. 32d St. Won. F. O'Brien, clerk, 600 Grand St. Fred. Stcllwag, barber, 158 Chrystie St. Michael F. Smith, penmaker, 9 Horatio st. Thomas McGoey, clerk, 239 W. 26th St. 14. James P. Clifford, printer, 61 Columbia St. 6. Alex. R. Baumann, clerk, I i Ludlow St. 33• W. McDermott, teamster, 446 W. 14th St. 8. Andrew Hartman, laborer, 145 W. 31st St. Joseph A. O'Shaughnessy, carpenter, 6234 Francis McLaughlin, painter, 140 Ludlow st. William Minnerly, truckman, 48 Horatio St. Frederick Kalltrteyer, clerk, 233 Broome St. Columbia st. 7. Robt. Loser, agent, 116 Chrystie st. 34. John J. McEvoy, carpenter, 327 W. 13th St. 9. R. G. Bagley, carpenter, 124 W. 29th st. 15. Wm. T. Kavanagh, plumber, 65 Mangin St. Chas. Breckner, clerk, 171 Eldridge St. Patrick J. King, laborer, 125 Charles St. Thomas Fitzpatrick, salesman, 36 Suffolk st. James Carraher, clerk, 14 Attorney st. 8. Wm. Armendinger, Jr., clerk, 41 Forsyth st. 35. Frank H. Williamson, gas, 308 W. r5th st. 10. Edward McCullen, inspector, 7 E. 28th st. 16. Edward F. Day, clerk, 49 Pitt st. M. Behrman, student, 49 Forsyth St. John T. Connolly, clerk, 77 Christopher St. Thomas B. Murray, clerk, 1 57 W. 34th St. Peter McGinnis, pluml.er, 13 Attorney St. g. Jacob Rutz, clerk, io6 Eldridge St. 36. John Gaines, clerk, 323 W. 13th St. II. George V. Sauer, librarian, 331 E. 30th st. 17.John Fitzgerald, printer, 26 Willztt St. Mich'l Lewis, tailor, tot Orchard St. Joseph A. Caragher, clerk, 66 Morton St. Harry Lebright, bartender, zol Division st. Patrick Colton, carpenter, 3 Columbia St. io. Chas. Samuels, bookkeeper, Sr Allen St. 37. Sylvester Twers, expressman, 95 loth ave. I2. John O'Connell, packer, 476 Third ave. IS. John Farrell, clerk, 16 Willett St. Philip Weil, manager, 93 Orchard St. Patrick B. Walsh, laborer, qt loth ave. M. F. Zulger, salesman, 317) Grand st. James Duffy, clerk, 449 Cherry st. ii. Harry Benjamin, bookkeeper, 358 Grand St. 13. Isaac Anhalt, furniture, 222 W. 35th st. J9. Solomon Saniplmsky, salesman, 240 Division Gustave Petersen, truckman, 48 Chrystie St. Augustus Fingel, clerk, 237 Seventh ave. street. 12 Edw. Fitzsimmons, clerk, 263 Bowery. Tenth Assembly District. 14. W. H. Jackson, clerk, 103 W. 32d St. Joseph H. Siebert, clerk, 56 Lewis st. Ph. Tobias, musician, to8 Allen St. i. Jacob Speitel, clerk, 211 Chrystie St. Howard F. Kennedy, manager, 223 W. 38th 20. 1Vrn. Geldzinsky, agent, 380 Grand St. 13. John W. Watson, printer, 45 Chrystie St. Fred McClarey, driver, 12 Stanton St. street. Francis Siebert, Jr., butcher, 44 Lewis St. Louis Kluber, watchmaker, ,6t Chrystie St. 2. Timothy F. Aaron, painter, 239 Eldridge St. 15.James Mack, newsdealer, 157 W. 33d st. 21. Sigmund Kurtz, tailor, 171 Broome St. 14. Jno. Eder, clerk, 24 Rivington St. Wm. H. Newman, box maker, 232 Eldridge Isaac Solomon, clerk, 123 Ludlow St. Get). F. Koch, salesman, 250 Division St. Chas, W. Gittleman, electrician, $4 Orchard street. 16. Boykin Ford, reporter, 49 W. 28th st. 22. Joseph 1'fendler, barber, 206 Rivington St. street. 3. F. W. Lievon, undertaker, 192 Allen st. Markey Marks, tailor, 74 Attorney St. Janes J. lhriody, machinist, 74 Broome St. 15. David Benjamin, clerk, 39 Norfolk St. A. Dabrowski, carpenter, 18t E. Houston St. 17. Ed. L. Livermore, salesman, 310 W. I16th st. 23. William R. Hill, binder, i58 Delancey st. S. E. Altman, salesman, i2z Orchard St. 4. August C. Habit, clerk, 192 E. Houston St. Julius Hirchberg, agent, 173 Second st. Casper Klein, porter, 303 Rivington st. 16. Henry Rommel, Jr., real estate, 149 Forsyth Lewis Ketchum, clerk, 232 Chrystie St. 18.Jas. H. J. Scullian, manager, 506 Sixth ave. 24. Peter L. Maine, fireman, 190 Broome St. street. 5. Louis Anschut, cigarmaker, iii Essex it. Simon J. Kopelman, liquors, z6 Ludlow st. Charles W. Paul, clerk, 119 Clinton St. Jos. Schwartzberg, operator, 51 Forsyth St. Edward W. Clinton, publisher, 165 Essex St. [g. John Hay, clerk, 346 W. 24th St. 25. Morris Jacobs, cigars, 195 Delancey St. 17. Elmer E. Borman, clerk, 4o Delancey st. 6. Adolph Mayers, cigarmaker, 251 E. Houston Martin Meyer, cigars, 181 Worth St. John Cathrall, clerk, 37 Goerck St. Herman Hofschneider, cutler, 120 F'orsythst. street. 20. Daniel W. Kennedy, cutter, 648 Sixth ave. 26. Peter F. Markey, printer, Ill Clinton St. i8. Edward \Villner, cigars, 61 Stanton St. Eddie Greenfield, cigarmaker, 167 Suffolk Thomas Keegan, gardener, 250 W. 38th St. John J. O'Connor, laborer, 49 Mangin St. Jno. Clark, clerk, i5g Eldridge st. street. 21. Geo. W. Humphrey, florist, 6S7 Sixth ave. 27. Joseph C. Max, cutter, 88 Suffolk St. ig. James W. Ryan, tailor, tot Orchard St. 7. Monico Schellenberg, salesman, ii Clinton Edw. Roach, clerk, 1657 First ave. John Merrifield, painter, 48 Pitt St. lsador Levy, salesman, 8g Heter St. street. 22. I. G. Peson, engraver, 124 W. 124th st. 28. John Adrian, painter, 170 Broome St. 20. Theo. E. Hachtman, broker, 153 Orchard St. Wm. F. Sorge, upholsterer, 3 Clinton st. J. B. Trainer,. secretary, 44W. 32d st. Geo. E. Koch, awning-maker, 446 Grand St. Wm. Collins, painter, 25 Ludlow st. [8. Aaron Friedman, liquors, 272 E. Houston st. 29. Wm. P. Schoen, student, 176 Delancey st. 2I. Guy C. Verry, clerk, Ii Eldridge St. John F. Schmiedel, jeweler, 272 E. Houston Thos. F. Byrne, plumber, 9 Lewis St. Henry Etrgler, machinist, 97 Allen st. street. 30. Charles Schramm, barber, 87 Pitt st. 22. Louis Herkart, oysters, 22 Forsyth st. 9. Paul C. Wegner, musician, 169 Second St. Twelfth Assembly District. James Weldon, liquors, 229 Delancey St. Wm. H. Autenrieth, cigars, 82 Canal st. A. Bochen, machines, 16 Avenue A. 1. Nathan Nefleiberger, cigarmaker, 136 31. Chas. J. Smiler, electrotyp--r, 96 Pitt st. 23. David Epstein, furniture, 91 Essex St. to. George Staminger, fish, 94 First St. Goerck street. James E. Johnson, clerk, lot Attorney St. Chas. Zanoli, barber, 92 Rivington St. Gustav Muller, saloon keeper, 2 First ave. John Barnes, watchman, 357 E. 3d St. 32. Thos. B. McCloskey, tinsmith, igo Broome st 24. Valentine Stradinger, porter, 146 Norfolk St. Ii. Samuel Maas, cigar maker, 107 Second st. 2. John J. Hines, packer, Izo Cannon st. Jos. Yundarf, cigars, 139 Delancey st. Fredk. Klein, electrician, 130 Allen st. Joseph Pfrierner, Jr., cutter, 104 First st. Charles Coan, cutter, 122 Lewis St. 33• o.The E. Haller, cutter, 87 Columbia st. 25. Jno. F. Corcoran, porter, 128 Rivington st.' 12. Sol. Goldstein, clerk, 88 First st. 3. James Degnan, printer, 135 Cannon st. Abraham Maas, cigars, 135 Clinton St. Wm. Brown, cigars, 13 Stanton St. Louis Friedrich, cabinet maker, 35 First st. Herman Smith, carpenter, 128 Columbia st. SEPTEMBER 25, 1890. THE CITY RECORD. 3079

4. Joseph Poppes, salesman, 501 E. Houston s t. 28. Wm. Wright, agent, 4t7 W. iSth at. 23. John J. Casey, laborer, 423 Tenth ave. 3. John \Voods, weigher, 566 W. 44th st. John Deckert, printer, i 16 Sheriff st. James Hughes, liquors, 337 W. 21st St. John Dalton, butcher, 495 Eleventh ave. Patrick Ford, clerk, 302 W. 46th St. 5. Louis Ha nm, sodawater, 115 Sheriff st. 29. Solomon H. Abrahams, carpets, 274 Seventh 24. John H. Hayden, butcher, 422 W. 39th st. 4. Joseph Mangan, fish, 535 W. 44th St. Charles Lamb, plumber, 126 Willett St. avenue. Ed. Brucks, clerk, 422 W. 39th St. Philip G. Dox, printer, 772 Ninth ave. 6. Caspar Specht, lithographer, 371 E. Housto n Louis Munzinger, mineral waters, 212 W. 25. Michael McCarthy, weighmaster, 552 VV 5. James J. Trainor, clerk, 939 W. 44th st. street. 26th street. 39th street. Henry Doeischer, cigarmaker, 68oTenth ave. Frank Eglan, machinist, i 18 Pitt St. 30. Adolph Eriebel, varnisher, 296 Seventh ave. Richard Donaldson, bin(ler, 221 W.3tst St. 6. Thos. J. McCann, driver, 637 W. 42d at. 7, Jos. Ripperger, carpenter, 119 Pitt St. John Deering, plumber, 384 Ninth ave. 26. Daniel J. Brogan, clerk, 498 Eleventh ave. Edward H. Furey, clerk, 603 W. 42d St. Frank Sellelmayer, brass, 214 Stanton St. 31. Chas. J. Cody, clerk, 286 Ninth ave. Thomas McGee, manufacturer, 616 W.39th st, 7. John Kelly, printer, 509 W.45th St. 8. Bahrend Cohen, cigarmaker, 343 E.Housto n Edward F. Cody, undertaker, 350 W. 27th St. 27. John S. Conway, broker, 444 \V. 4oth st. Patrick McNamee, lampman, 513 W 48th at. street. 32. Robert J. Eustace, dry goods, 302 W. 28th st. Daniel Brophy, clerk, 522 Tenth ave. 8. Philip Fink, clerk, 443 W. 49th at. Fred. Stevens, expressman, 190 Stanton St. Francis J. Arthur, agent, 321 VV. 17th at. 28. William Hawe, driver, 423 \V• 39th at. William J. Templeton, printer, 638 Eleventh 9. Hirsch. Lowenstein, express, 372 Eighth st. 33. Eugene E. Reilly, agent, 334 Eighth ave. William Wade, minerals, 5o7 Tenth ave. avenue. Herman Kaufman, cigarmaker, 813 Fifth St. John J. Begg, clerk, 156 W. 20th at. 29. John Zimmermann, shoes, S34 Ninth ave. 9. Michael F. Ahearn, metals, 513 W 47th st. so. Jonas Monheimer, printer, 217 Second St. 34• I. Italsey Terrell, Jr., clerk, 368 Eighth ave. John I). Haffner. mineral, 323 W. 39th St. Owen Cowling, clerk, 276 W. 43d st. Herman Geisenheimer, satchel-maker, 25 3 Edward Sisserson, clerk, 337 W. 30th at. 30. George Beach, upholsterer, 418 W. 39th at. io. Martin Hayes, driver, 519 W. 49th St. Second street. 35. Martin B. Holman, real estate, 373 W. 23dst. Frederick Haffner, agent, 323 W. 39th at. E. W. Donohoe, clerk, 349 W. 49th st. ii. Henry Schott, tinsmith, 366 E. Houston St. \Vtn. l'. Brennan, pla-terer, 344 W. 28th St. 31. I"rank Schapfeid, carver, 331 \V. 38th st. II.John McGee, laborer, 522 W.5rst st. Harry Bohme, driver, 5 Avenue D. 36. Jno. A. May, salesman, 368 Ninth ave. John McCormick, clerk, 456 W. 31st st. Peter Fendrich, Jr., butcher, 428 \V 41st st. 12. Merritt E. Leggett, bookkeeper, 324 Third St . John F. Bergin, bookkeeper, 384 Ninth ave. 32. Patrick J. Dineen, laborer, 324 W. 40th St. I2. It. Donovan, butcher, 635 W. 47th St. Nathan Whitman, salesman, 266 F. 4th St. Peter Farrell, agent, 231 \V. 37th at. Patrick J. O'Neill, conductor, 7o6!4 Eighth 13. Geo. H. Schell, cigarmaker, 27 Avenue B. Fourteenth Assenrbly District. 33. Michael J. Darcey, driver, 474 Ninth ave. avenue. Max Helborn, clerk, 251 E. 7th St. I. James J. Mills, clerk, S7 Third ave. Bernard Fitzpatrick, clerk, 358 W. 37th St. 13. George Rottger, clerk, 451 `2 W. 43(1 St. 14. Isaac Strauss, salesman, 28o E. 4th St. Samuel Phillip<, expressman, 29 Third ave. 34• John J. Hayes, clerk, 249 \V. 37th at. Robert L. Wooley, broker, 36o W. 45th st. Peter Barnett, clerk, 622 Fifth St. 2. Edward Tracy, clerk, 314 E. 12th at. Nicholas Meagher, merchant, 501 W. 34th st. 14. Charles Feeney, laborer, 506 W. 50th st. 15. Harry J. Peck, clerk, 336 E. 4th st. Peter Grace, hatter, 41 Third ave. 35•John J. Sweeney, driller, 307 \' . 35th St. Edward R. Trangatt, tailor, 243 W. 5oth at. Henry Fehling, barber, 310 E. 4th St. 3.Henry Weil, clerk, 235 First ave. John B. McGoldrick, clerk, 427 W. 30th at. 15. James H. Gallagher, insurance, 1541 B'way. 16. Louis Weiler, storekeeper, 361 Third St. Martin H. Cunningham, clerk, 339 E. 13th 36. Joseph O. C. Traley, conductor, 2J5 \V. 39th Thomas Brennan, engineer, 409 W. 44th at. John Cullin, carpenter, 22 Avenue D. street. street. i6. A. Hiffelshiemer, bookkeeper, 406 \V. 5 1st st. 17. Louis J. Teis, salesman, 337 E. 4th at. 4. Hugh F'. McDonald, musician, 205 Sat ave. Joseph Finnerty, merchant, 266 \V. 30th at. James J. McKenna, clerk, 507 W. 49th at. Fred V. Mayforth, lawyer, E. 4th st. 333 Ferdinand Boekell, bricklayer, 326 E. 13th 37. Michael J. McGoldrick, smith, 277 W. 39th at. 17. Wnt. Clark, clerk, 753 'Tenth ave. 18. Charles Schlecht, carpenter, 249 E. 4th at. street. Thos. S. Welch, clerk, 251 W. 37th St. Thos. F. Cronell, cutter, 764 Eighth ave. August Gerothwahl, agent, 44 Avenue D. 5. Thomas Hackett, watchman, 343 E. Iith St. 38. Bernard F. Meagher, clerk, 260 W. 37th at. 18. John P. Yoerg, broker, 521 W. 51st st. Ig. Baruch Katz, cutter, 628 6th St. John I-Iartnett, clerk, 328 E. 12th St. Win. G. Bryne, agent, 520 Eighth ave. Maurice Iluihes, clerk, 582 1ith ave. Jacob Gottleib, cutter, 612 6th St. 6. Michael P. Brady, clerk, 346 E. 13th at. 39. John J. Ross, porter, 466 Seventh ave. 19. A. Ewald, Jr., agent, 764 Ninth ave. 20. Abraham Rosenwald, clerk, 336 E. 4th St. Owen Lenahan, clerk, 33 St. Mark's place. H W. Smith, lawyer, 244 W. 36th St. Robt. J. Algie, builder, 452 \V. 48th st. Adolph N. Hirsch, salesman, 136 Avenue D. 7. Henry J. Cogan, clerk, 192 First ave. 40. Joint J. Mathews, butcher, 236 W. 35th St. 20. Patrick Nugent, clerk, 502 W. 50th st. 21. J. H. Gillen, clerk, 82 Avenue 1). James Cowan, clerk, 421 E. 9th at. Victor Cornee, clerk, 248 \V. 35th at. James I). Mason, sexton, 653 Ninth ave. E. J. Fleming, engineer, 86 Avenue D. 8. William heavy, painter, 55 St. Mark's place. 41. John F'. Dewald, fireman, 229 W. J3d St. 21. John \Vaguer, driver, 516 \V. 49th St. 22. Richard [fart, truckman, 745 6th St. Theo. F. McNicul, clerk, 67 St. Mark's place. M. J. Farrell, livery, 265 \V• 33d at. Florian L. ('.schwind, teacher, 457\V. 50th at. John A. Lyons, clerk, Soo 6th St. 9. John Schriefer, porter, 139 Avenue A. 42. Farrell E. McNulty, painter, 225 W. 32d at. 22.'1'homas 13. Mooney, painter, at. 23. Jacob Meyer, dry goods, 95 Avenue C. 458'IV.49th Anthony I.. Rappel, butcher, 430 E. 9th St. P. J. McCormick, liquors, 265 W. 32d at. Louis Pflugner, conductor, 351 W. 49th St. Leopold 'l'raub, salesman, 212 E. 7th St. 10. David T. Long, clerk, 421 E. 9th st. 43. John F. Reynolds, painter, 204 W. 32d St. 23. \Vm. Van Winkle, painter, 420 W. 45th at. 24. Geo. L. Michaelson, inspector, gg Avenue C. Frank M. O'I )onnell, leisure, 328 E. 14th at. Thomas 'Tully, clerk, 236 W. 32d at. George Early, plumber, 440 W. 48th st. Solomon hamburger, jeweler, 214 E. 7th St. I I. John J. Bylandt, collector, 304 E. 9th at. 44. James 11. Beglan, teacher, 232 W.3oth at. 24. John 11. Forshav, conductor. 408 \V. 50th at. 25. George F. Finega i, clerk, 304 8th St. August G. Schmitt, jeweler, 156 First ave. Patrick Farrell, paver, 532 \V. 27th st. James Tayler, driver, 721 Eleventh ave. Alex. F. Stapleton, sexton, 185 7th at. 12. Philip O'Sullivan, clerk, 217 E. 12th at. 45• William J. Kenny, operator, 251 \V. 29th St. 25. Edward McCann, hostler, 260 \V. 47th at. z6. Chas. Heilbrun, leather goods, 122 Avenue C. Martin Burk, merchant, 124 F. Loth st. August Schoemaker, painter, 437 \V. 37th at. Michael J. Fenton, hatter, 311 \V. 45th st. Isaac Stiefel, upholsterer, 117 Avenue C. 13. Edward J. Nealon, clerk, 407 E. 12th St. 26. Fred. Barris, salesman 614 Seventh ave. 27. G. F. Erick, clerk, 379 8th st. John F. Quinn, stahlekeeper, 25o First ave. Sixteenth Assembly District. F. J. Norman, merchant, 404 W. 46th St. John Collins, cutter, 379 8th st. 14. Luke Hackett, clerk, 438 E. 14111 st. 27. 1-fenry Kuser, barber, 400 R'. 47th st. 28. John J. ] )onovan, steam fitter, 375 8th at. Thomas J. Nolan, clerk, 341 F. 13th st. i. Michael Fennelly, coachman, 247 Avenue B Patrick \1cN ierney, clerk, 662 Tenth ave. Alex. Keclancl, hoilermaker, 393 8th St. 15. Peter Maxey, undertaker, 430 E. 14th st. John Reicherters, clerk, 607 E. 14th St. 28. James P. Bracken, plumber, 642 'Tenth ave. 29. John C. May forth, agent, 307 8i Ii St. Francis I laberstroh,realestate,22o Avenue A. 2. Francis Masterson, clerk, 359 E. 19th st. E. B. McCov, merchant, 426 \V. S 1st at. James Breen, steam titter, 395 8th st. r6. Thomas B. Barry, clerk, 530 E. 14th st. James McMahon, clerk, 612 E. 16th st. 29. \Vm. J.J. Galviii, pltunher, 72') Tenth ave. 30. Michael Bauer, stationery, 644 E. 9th st. 3. John F. Clarke, carpenter, 210 E. loth St. John H. Kreidewolf, agent, 305 F. 25th at. Janies Cantwell, porter, 310 W. 44th St. Nicholas E. Ja,;ne, cutter, 610 E. 9th St. 17. James Farley, tin cans, 5 t6 E. 13th st. John J. Duffy, teamster, 611 F. 16th St. 30. John F. McKenna, clerk, 34 R'.4Sth St. 31. Christopher R. \Wood, painter, 65I E. 9th St. 4. Thomas Quinn, painter, 508 I':. 17th at. Ilenry Davidson, clerk, 550 E. 13th St. T. A. Rinckhnll', grocer, 401. W. 48th st. Charles C. %lundy, clerk, 358 E. loth st. iS. Michael J. McCarthy, clerk, 529 E. 12111 St. 'Thomas F. Cavanagh, . lerk, 225 Avenue C. 31. AIicliacl E.'1'ierney, conductor, 325 AV.43dst. 32. Thomas F. Duane, lawyer, 707 E. 9th st. Henry Betts, cigars, 507 E. 12th St. 5.'l'homas F. Collins, grocer, 535 E. i7th at. James Lynch, exluess, 317 W. 41st St. M. F. 1lcsburgh, barber, 152 Avenue C. 19. George A. Rohner, cigars, E. 12th St. Titus. Murphy, photographer, 314 Avenue A. 32. Thomas 1'. \inn•ay, print_r. 4[7 50th at. 33.Jan,es F. Egan, clerk, F. 10th st. 537 W. 454 W. 1-1. Dannelly, clerk, 438 E. 14th st. 6. I1. J. Schreil,er, painter, 268 Avenue A. henry Schro eler, janitor, 38 W. 47th St. Arthur Fenncdv, conductor, 421 F. Toth st. 20. Joseph Sheerin, tinsmith, 551 E. iith st. James P. McKenna, printer, 549 E. 16th at. 33• Jeremiah F. Kennaly, clerk, 466 \V. 41st St. 34. Frank McGowan, conductor, 172 Avenue C. Geo. J. Froehlich, pianos, 418J/ E. 9th St. 7. Otto Junkerman, agent, 6t t l'. 16th at. Michael J. ('ain, clerk, 66S Ei:;hth ave. Janie_, 1'. Joyce, comluctoi, 171 Avenue C. 2I. Joseph F. Martha, plumber, 514 E. i ith St. Win. Muller, plumber, 278 Avenue B. 34. James I'. Rock, clerk, 45c) W. 40th st. 35. George A. Negler, carpenter, 644 E. i ith St. Jaiues McCluskey, clerk, 51b E. I ith st. 8. I-Iugh Bruton, teamster, 262 Avenue B. I). J. Sullivan, mechanic, 316 \V. 49th at. Martin Goodman, clerk, 146 Avenue C. . 22. David Samson, salesman, 509 E. tith St. Wm. Mclnerny, baker, 5 to E. 16th st. 35.Jat»e.; Il.Gemmel, cutter. 751 Tenth ave. A. Brown, cutter, 210 E. 12th st. 9. Richard Flood, laborer, 509 E. 15th St. Denis F. Kerns, porter, 331 W. 40th at. 23. Albert Spitzer, clerk, 233 Sat ave. John Jones, lather, 527 E. t6th st. 36. John II. Starr, trunkmaker. 347 W. 41st St. \Vm. J. Lee, fitter, 210 F. 12th St. Io. John F. Daly, clerk, 500 E. 15th st. Arthur F. Ea_er, clerk, X46 W. 47th St. Tlzr',iee,,i flssembli, District. 24. Frederick E. Merkel, jewelry, $46 E. iith Geo. J. Jaule, tailor, 240 Avenue A. 37. Thomas Mulrennan, aL'ent, 449 W. 43d St. T. Edward Naihan, clerk, 102 Barclay st. street. II. Louis A. Buck, tobacco, 269 Avenue A. James McColey, clerk, 7SI Eighth ave. Jos. A. Nugent, teacher, J47 E. 15th st. 1Wm. I). Cahill, driver, 16o Eleventh ave. \Vm. J. Flynn, packer, 334 E. 1lth St. 38. john I. Minev, compositor, 310 W. 44th st. 12. David Magner, clerk, 402 E. 15th -t. 2. Matthew J. Reilly, gas stoves, 435 W. 16th st. 25. Jacob [mhuff, truckivan, 207 Avenue C. Edward J. Lawrence, barber, 645 Ninth ave. John Ouirk, bartender, 423 W. 16th st. Myer Koch, shoes, tog Avenue 13. Thomas Ilennessy, driver, 432 E. 15th st. 39. John L. kamerer, cigars, 667 Ninth ave. 13. Ed. IIaberstroh, gilder, 247 Avenue A. 3. Thomas C'obane, iron, 409 W. 16th St. 26. John J. Daly, expressman, 651 E.13th St. Henry Subling, satchel, 534 \V• 47th St. Chas. II. lleckell, lawyer, 348 W. 23d st. John Klin, polisher, boo E. 14th st. Geo. Hermann, cutter, 427 l'. 15111 st. 40. Charles I1. Walker, hrushmaker, 657 Ninth 14. Mortimer Galvin, driver, 268 First ave. 4. Robt. W. hailer, stenographer, 449 W. 18th 27. Jahn A. Cogan, printer, 438 E. 14th st. accrue. John Clark, plumber, 41S E. 16th St. street. James Dean, clerk, 183 First ave. George Muth, clerk, 40I \V. 45th at. Emlw. Montague, real estate, 322 Eighth ave. 28. A. A. Leihler, agent, 712 E. 12th at. 15. Michael Connolly, conductor, 410 E. 17th St. 41. James M. Byrne, merchant, 31S \V. 47th 5t. George C. L'eneke, engineer, 420 F. 17th st. 5. Alonzo AV'ade, clerk, 2J4 17th Charles ]ielilmer, truckman, 200 E. 14th. Arthur Ager, clerk, 7SI Ei,hth ave. W. A. 16. Alex. S. Robinson, painter, 3c0 First aye. 'Thomas O[well, clerk, 218 W. 17th st. 42. James 1'. Baldwin, clerk, 328 \V'. 48th St. 6. Frank E. Thompson, clerk, 8r W. 12th St. ! r't eutIs Assembly District. Chas. A. Savage, fitter, 437 t'.. 17111 St. W. S. Tabor, salesman, 308 W. 48th St. i7. James I':. Young, clerk, 308 First ave. Joseph Flynn, clerk, 263 19th st. I. Wm. Buckley, sawyer, 531 \V. 26th at. 43. (oho Thomson, real estate, 361 W. 51st St. W. \Vm. Flvnn, driver, 417 E. 18th st. 7. Philip F. Olwell, lawyer, 248 W. 22d at. John L.'l'hornton, awning, 491 Eighth ave. L. Walter, broker, 555 \V. 57th St. Michael Fitzsimmons, laborer, 418 E. 20th st. Th ts. H. Sullivan, liquors, t [ I W. 23d st. 2.Jolm Lynch, pla,teier, 452 \V. 27th at. 18. 44. Thomas l In Zan, clerk, 308 \V. 52d at. Janics ( )uinn, dry goods, 344 First ave. S. Patrick 1'. O'Connell, clerk, 261 W. 19th at. Wm. Malley, roofer, 436 Vs. 32d st. (e rge T. Delaney, clerk, 404 W. 46th St. Geo. II. Ely, clerk, 35S W. 22d at. 3. Wut. F'. Gorey, clerk, 440 W. 28th St. 19. limbo F.~tiheehan, conducror, J42 L. 21st St. 45. Rtulm,lph Gail, ciparmaker, 32 \V. 52d St. \Vru. 1'lynn, pianos, 352 First ave. 9. Peter J. Cagney, clerk, 420 W. 19th St. James Hughes, driver, 436 \V. 28th at. James F. hunts, leiswe, 721 Eleventh ave. 20. John J. (;ilrr~y, trackman, J71 First ave. Chas. A. Mcllhargy, truckman, 438 W. t9th 4. Thomas Mulvey, clerk, 416 \V. 29th St. 46. \Vm, A. I)ou',las, clerk, 241 AV. 48th St. Peinard'1'. Reilly, clerk, 307 E.21St St. street. B. Smith, laborer, \V. 28th St. Peter 1 I. Trapliagen, carpenter, 339 \V. 19th 453 2t. \Vilhaiii 13vrnes, trackman, 423 E. 22d at. lo. George I). Scott, Jr., clerk, 315 W. 24th at. 5. Wni. PfannenschmlIt, barber, 317 Tenth aye. street. Charles McCarthy, driver, 423 L. 22d St. Simon horn, tailor, 157 Ninth ave. John J. Buckley, cutter, 407 'Tenth ave. 47. Edwin S. Dickerson, clerk. 796 Ei,hth ave. ii. Harry J. Devlin, clerk, 255 Ninth ave. 6. John McCloskey, painter, 377 W. 3211 St. 22. Simrur Spritz, cigars, 420 First ave. Wm. U. Itachran, carpenter, 407 W. 44th tit. Geo. \V. Collins, physician, 265 V. 25th st. Patrick Sheilds, clerk, 374 '. 35th st. John McGee, laborer, 417 E. 24th st. 48. Edward Rush, leather, 450 W. 46th st. 23. E. K. Riddle, milkman, Second ave. 12. Theodore Denike, broker, r53d St. and St. 7. Bernard J. Dwyer, smith, 411 \V 30th St. 454 Patrick J. ;Ieot;hy, laborer, 781 Eighth ave. James F. Conte, clerk, 443 First ave. Nicholas ave. John Mallon, baker, 303 Tenth ave. 49.'l'hcvnIs Iliggins, ma,on, 14.5 Broadway. 24. John 1). Ryan, teamster, 224 F. 26th at. John Murray, plumber, 351 W. 23d st. 8. John J. Murphy, clerk, 428 W. 31st at. Frank P. Reilly, clerk, 547 \V• 48th at. 13.J ohn J. Callahan, clerk, 261 W. 19th St. Alfred G. Ormue, lab:,rer, 426 \V. 31st St. James V. [Ioey, porter, J51 'l'hird ave. 50. John AIcLaughliu, carpenter, 736 Eighth ave. 25. Henry Moran, driver, 331 Third ave. William W. \Vehster, clerk, 227 W. 19th St. 9. Chas. 11. Thorn, brakeman, 387 Ninth ave. Janes McKenna, clerk, 507 AV. 49th at. Henry Rettig, cigarmaker, 443 Second ave. 14. I)aniel J. Cronen, painter, 202 Eighth ave. Miehl.J.I)empsey, coal, 502 \V. 3;d st. 51. Thomas Donlon, mason, 262 \V, 41st St. 26. Herman A. Linn, conductor, 430 Second ay. J. H. Slack, cigars, 155 Ninth ave. to. John B. 1-Iennessey, butcher, 365 Tenth ave. Chas. A. Hawks, conductor, 456 \V. 45th at. William Byrnes, bartender, 244 E. 25th at. 15. John B. Fitzpatrick, salesman, Igg Eighth E.J. Murray, bartender, 363 Tenth ave. avenue. ii. John Callanan, piano, 41! \V. 32d at. 27. P. W. Lee, salesman, 415 First ave. D. Kennedy, clerk, 338 E. 25th st. Frank Tweed, clerk, 321 W. 20th St. Patrick M. Hearn, merchant, S. \V. cor. 38th Eighteenth Assembly District. Thomas F. Farley, plumber, 187 Ninth ave. St. and Tenth avenue. 28. Pa.rick J. Tracy, printer, 310 E. 24th St. 16. James A. Walsh, clerk, E. 24th at. I. Chas. Forster, salesman, 144 E. 28th at. James Lawler, painter, northeast cor. Ninth 12. Luke Conlon, gas fitter, 462 \V. 33d at. 335 29. James Flood, laborer, 381 First ave. Francis O'Hara, clerk, 348 Third ave. ave. and 21St St. John H. McCoy, broker, 423 \V• J5th St. Frank Reynolds, laborer, 350 E. 23d St. 2. John E. Kenyon, cigars, 't6o Third ave. 17. John McEvoy, mechanic, 364 Ninth ave. 13. Chas. R. Scieder, mason, 503 W. 37th st, 3o. Andrew Lebert, Jr., baker, 391 Second ave. \Vm. H. Splain, clerk, 388 Third ave. Rob't B. Davidson, clerk, 232 W. 24th St. George Chapman, smith, 574 \V. 34th St. G. A. Murtha, clerk, 242 E. 21st at. 3. Denis J. Mooney, baker, 388 Third ave. 18. Wm. F. Stone, clerk, 357 W. 25th st. 14. Chas. R. Ford, clerk, 411 W. 34th at. Julius Strich, tobacconist, 402 Third ave. John J. Farrell, broker, 314 W. 23d St. 3i. Thos. F. McCarthy, undertaker, 246 E. 23d Michl. McAuliff, watchman, 422 \V. 39th St. street. 4. Samuel G. Morris, clerk, 478 Third ave. ig. Thomas F. Kelly, clerk, 236 Seventh ave. 15. Thomas J. Carr, clerk, 434 W. 35th St. Joseph A. Fisher, clerk, 214 E. 21st St. \Vni. F. Gaynor, shoes, 526 Third ave. _ Jas. T. Mooney, clerk, 226 Seventh ave. James McDonald, smith, 500 W. 32d st. 32. Simon Moses, painter, 200 E. 20th at. 5. James L. Fitzpatrick, plumber, 232 E. 39th 20. Arthur Ahmuty, painter, 130 W. 25th St. 16. James M. Connolld, painter, 523 W. 34th St. Thomas Brady, plumber, 348 E. 20th st. street. James Brown, expressman, 123 W. 24th St. Michl. Smith, merchant, S. E. cor. 37th St. & 33. George M. Foster, machinist, 328 E. 19th St. John '1'. Keely, clerk, 167 E. 33d st. 21.J. M. Collins, clerk, 265 W. 25th st. Eighth avenue. 6. John M. Phelan, stenographer, 165 E. 36th John H. McGinn, engineer, 236 W. 25th at. 17. Matthew Moore, driver, Bernard O'Reilly, clerk, 327 First ave. 435 W. 35th st. 34. John Lawlor, driver, 342 E. 18th at. street. 22. H. H. Lewis, clerk, 252 W. 26th st. John J. Winters, driver, 455 W 35th St. Nicholas J. Reilly, laborer, 437 E. 17th St. David Johnston, coaches, 564 Third ave. Frank Brown, leisure, 313 W. 22d St. 18. Adolph J. Heinrich, mechanic, 443 \V. 36th at. 5, John Knowles, manufacturer, 336 E. 16th st. 7. T. F. Tierney, clerk, 644 Third ave. 23. Geo. J. Meinell, clerk, 265 W. 25th st. James McCluskey, painter, 371 W. 32d st. Daniel J. O'Brien, plumber, 235 E. 40th st. Geo. P. Fine, barkeeper, 301 Eighth ave. 19. J. D. Mularkey, plumber, 454 W 37th St. James J. Crawford, gilder, 341 E. 14th st. 6. John Salyear, clerk, 8. Joseph Mulholland, weaver, 234 E. 42d st. 24. Thomas McLaughlin, printer, 416W. 25th st. Matthew Rahl, merchant, 516 W. 37th St. 335 Second ave. Geo. H. Speckman, bookseller, 428 E. 15th st. James Lane, laborer, 775 Second ave. G. 1'. Springsteed, iron, 319 W. I9th St. 20. Joseph M. Powers, painter, 465 Eleventh ave. 9. Adolph Gershel, clerk, 323 E. 41st St. 25. Charles Jones, clerk, 439 W. 23d st. M. J. Dougherty, clerk, 552 W 37th st. Harry C. Marston, clerk, 309 E. 41st St. Michael Dowling, clerk, 409 W. 25th at. 21. Patrick J. McCoy, smith, 556 W. 38th St. Seventeenth Assembly District. Io. Thomas J. Hahn, glassware. 9 Prospect pl. 26. J. P. Muller, J r., clerk, 422 W. 26th st. James McConville, merchant, S. W. cor. 37th I. Frederick L. Green, barber, 548 Eleventh John S. Murphy, plumber, 308 E.41st at. John Noonan, liquors, 252 W. 25th st. St. and 9th ave. avenue. II. Richard Woods, clerk, 751 Second ave. 27. Samuel Throckmorton, plasterer, 415 W. 22. Herman Schumacher, bookkeeper, 437 W. John H. Leary, trunk-maker, 343 W. 43d at. Joseph F. Kennedy, clerk, 219 E. 40th st. 24th street. 37th street. 2. Michael Corbett, bookkeeper, 533W. 42d St. 12. George F. Tyrrell, clerk, 243 E. 39th at. James Elliott, collector, 365 W. 24th at. John J. Loftus, superintendent, 401 W. 34th St. Adolph Melosh, pianos, 515 VV.47th at. James Meade, barber, 142 E. 39th st. 3080 THE CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER 25, I890.

13. Adam Schweitzer, plumber, 316 E. 40th St. 30. W. E. McFadden, furniture, 139 W. 6ist st. 16. Was. F. Ruppel, barber, 20011 E. 53d St. Io. H. W. Hagan, clerk, 1596 Third ave. Cornelius Delehanty, horseshoer, 305 E. 39th John J. Donohue, sales.uan, 311 W. 55th St. Jos. F. Donohue, operator, J40 E. 54th st. Francis Cumnierly, clerk, 166 E. geth St. Street. 31. James R. Marston, agent, 107 W. io5th st. 17. Leo Ph. Ulmann, clerk. 1027 Second ave. I I. Charles F. Macklin, printer. t 14 E. 89th St. 14.J. Dunn, grocer, 334 E. 39th St. Peter Lebright, clerk, 542 WV. 54th St. Jas. H. Rodman, clerk, 663 Lexington ave. Victor Spitzer, agent, I10 E.89th St. Wm. Rieger, upholsterer, 714 Second ave. 32. Wm. A. McAllister, builder, 292 \V. 142d st. i8. Frank Wiebert, clerk, 835 First ave. 12. Thos. J. Hackett, auctioner, 203 E. 86th St. i5. Joseph Dixon, fish, 585 Third ave. Charles Wetterer, barber, 70 W. tooth St. John K. Garrigan, clerk, 217 E. 57th St. Wilson A. Rowley, clerk, Io9 E. 87111 at. Jacob C. Kemler, painter, 581 Third ave. 33. Wm Geis, express, 657 W. Boulevard. i9. James E. Ruth, clerk, 978 Third ave. 13. Frederick 11. Hess, shoes, 161 E. 86th St. 16.John Zieger, inspector, 35o E. 42d st. Clement F. Leonard, carpenter, 306 W. William H. Guiltoyle, cleric, 407 1?. 51st st, Benj. F. Clark, cigarmaker, 205 E. 87th st. Chas. J. Kane, doctor, 673 Second ave. 135th street. 20. John E. Knierim, barber, 939 First ave. 14. Albert Roberts, painter, 207 l. 88th St. 17. Thomas Heffernan, undertaker, 303 E. 37th 34. Thos. Condron, printer, 73 W. 8zd st. Louis Georgi, upholsterer, 198 E. 58th st. • William A. \Vhite, clerk, 1578 Third ave. street. Daniel A. Gover, painter, 78 W. 83d St. 21. Patrick O'Connell, conductor, 234 F. 52d St. 15,John J. Monahan, gaslitter, 235 E. 89th St. James M. Keating, clerk, 307 F. 37th St. 35• Patrick J. Donohoe, florist, 82 VV.9oth st. Hirsch Scheuer, barber, 304 F. 53d st. Ias. J. Fleming, conductor, 1735 Second ave. 18. Daniel F. Martin, law, 314 E. 37th St. Rob't 1). McLintock, clerk, 204 W. 83d st 22. Henry Silverstein, lawyer, 201 E. 52c1 St. 16, John J. Darcey, undertaker, 300 E. 89th St. John P. Tracy, clerk, 341 E. 37th st. 36. Theo. K. Appleby, carpenter, 875 Eighth Moritz l3e1rrend, painter, 925 Second ave. J. W. Lysaight, steward, 123 E. 88th st. 19.Jo.eph Tiernan, ferryman, 332 E. 37th St. avenue. 23. Thomas Falls, merchant, 321 F. 45th st. 17. Winfred S. Geary, clerk, 348 E. 87th St. Paul l3oye, milkman, 347 E. 35th st. Richard Gaule, sailmaker, 233 W. i43d St. Andrew De Borger, cigars, 852 Second ave. Denis P. Nevins, printer, 67 E. 86th St. 20. R.'1'. ~~tuidor, agent, 171 E. 33d st. 37. Wm. M. Brewer, clerk, 82 V1'. gist St. 24. John F. Galligau, clerk, 230 E. 5 1st St. 18. Richard F. Murphy, operator, 444 E. 88th St. Terrence O'Connor, tea, 578 Third ave. James Cosgrove, clerk, 138 W. 63d St. James Duffy, clerk, 414 E. 52d st. George F. Lyons, clerk, 382 E. 84th St. 21. Thomas F. Fox, clerk, 415 E. 34th st. 38. John E. Murphy, clerk, 205 W. 62d St. 25. Peter H. Loye, plumber, 244 E. 46th st. 19, James J. Frawley, plasterer, 41 t E. 88th St. James Shand, clerk, 319 E. 35th st. Louis J. Altman, lawyer, 421 St. Nicholas John E. Fogarty, reporter, 245 F. 4511s St. Vincent Clerk, clerk, 412 E.88th st. 22. Thomas Finlay, oyster, 247 E. 37th St. avenue. 26. Richard Patrick, Jr., clerk, 234 E. 51st st, 20. Henry Hoelil. bottler, 417 E. 86th St. Thomas F. Moore, clerk, 237 E. 35th st. 39. Augustus Al. Noonan, clerk, 213 W. 53d st. Samuel II. Ketcham, clerk, 163 E. 49th St. Henry J. Clements, driver, 225 E. 89th St. 23 James 13rackin, Jr., clerk, 242 F. 35th St. Ambrose H. Pendleton, dry goods, 1749 27. Thos. P. McEvily, conductor, 844 Third ave. 21. John Tillman, porter, 539 E. 85th st. F. H. Mac Donald, baggage, 201 E. 34th st. Ninth avenue. Richard B. \Vynkoop, dispatcher, Vanderbilt Samuel Arthur, cutter, 516 E. 85th St. 24. Thomas Do nohue, grocer, 33o E. 35th st. 40. Thomas O'Meara, lawyer, 85 Lawrence St. Hotel, 22. Ilarvey P. Miller, clerk, 222 F. Sist St. Fred Schaefer, cigarmaker, 344 E. 35th St. Rob't 13. Bach, lawyer, 364 W. 53d st. 28. James J. Kennedy, clerk, 346 E. 46th St. Lawrence Redmond, boatman, 513 E. gist St. 25. John 1-l. Anderson, oysters, 616 Second ave. 41. Wm. H. Swords, bookkeeper, 1746 Ninth Philip J. Nolan, photographer, 210 E. 44th St. 23. Sigmund Hess, storekeeper, 1639 First ave. William E. Riley, painter, 302 E. 34th St. avenue. 29. Edwin Leerburge, insurance, 984 1'hird ave. Emil F. Greis, clerk, 1645 First ave. 26. John Boyle, porter, 764 Second ave. Frank Brehme, barber, 1750 Ninth ave. Patrick Hackett, plumber, 227 E. 45th st. 24. George Rothstein, merchant, 230 E. 86th St. Charles 1). Hesche, butcher, 586 Second ave. 42. Rob't J. F. Copeland, clerk, 1714 Tenth ave. 30. Frederick (,rube, barber, 835 First eve. John It. Jones, musician, 219 E. 85th st. 27. James Murphy, clerk, 226 F. 34th St. Jolm A. Hand, titter, 1706 Amsterdam ave. William C. Mohr, clerk, 15S E. 571h St. 25. Augustus Valter, bell-han.er, 1623 Second Richard McSorley, clerk, 204 F. 34th st. 43. Robert T. Boyle, bookkeeper, 361 W. I17th 31. Edward J. Dunne, smith, 737 Third ave. avenue. 28. Wni. H. Penketh, painter, 461 Third ave. street. Louis V. Freund, merchant, 148 E. 46th s!. Thomas Walsh, driver, 1497 Third ave. Denis O'Connor, inspector, 316 E. 31st st. Fred. R. Miller, clerk, 158 \V. 105th st. 32. Jos. 'F. Kelly, plumber, 847 Second ave. 26. Isaac Meyer, barber, 1625 Second ave. 29. Bernard F. Doris, clerk, 310 E. 35th st. 44• John Isaacs, clerk, 142 W. 105th St. John Connors, laborer. 231 E. 43d st. Michael M. I3aumgart, cigars, 1623 First ave. Thomas I). Caslunan, clerk, 221 F. 33d st. Chas, W. Reaske, liquors, 94 'V. to4th st. 33. George Biker, painter, 408 E. 58th st. 27. Edward Shea, clerk, 430 1':. 85th St. 30, Wm. J. Dobson, clerk, bookkeeper, 210 E. 45. Henry C. Kruse, grocer, 2o, W. Io7th St. Jos. J.O'Hare, contractor, 939 Third ave. Thomas J. hurley, clerk, i 14 E. 83d St. 29th street. Geo. N. Willis, cutter, 1686 Amsterdam ave. 34. Abraham Schwartz, clerk, 784 First ave. 28 Albert J. Holzer, plasterer, 522 E. 85th St. Wm. J. Fawcett, salesman, 33.3 E. 37th St. 46. Edw. J. H. Rogers, bookkeeper, 226 W. Joseph F. Falls, carpenter, 227 E. 43d at. Fred. Dotzert, painter, 543 E. 84111 St. 31. E. C. Heizman, jeweler, 459 Third ave. 105th street. 35. Thomas Rogan, furniture, 230 E. 46th st. 29. Fred'k C. Finlay, clerk, 1614 First ave. J. I-I. Hahn, confectioner, 204 E. 32d St. Thomas Silva, express, lot W. 105th st. Geo. W. Newman, barber, 985 Third ave. Patrick Conlon, baker, 16o6 First ave. 32. Geo. Flanigan, agent, 220 E. 31st st. 47. Patrick J. O'Brien, janitor, 276 \V. i 17th st. 36. John C. Lang, lawyer, 216 E. 57th St. 30. Lawrence M. Murphy, driver, 353 E. 83d St. Henry Hughes, collector, 207 E. 3211 St. Daniel Madigan, laborer, 185th St. and Tenth Win. H. \Varner, barber, 16o F. 57th st. Charles R. Kenny, hatter, 160,3 Second ave, 33• William F. Owens, carman, 322 E. 31st st. avenue. 37• James W. Levins, collector, 237 E. 54th St. 31. James A. Pierce, clerk, 21 i F. 83d st. Edward J. McCauley, copyist, 306 E. 31st St. 48. Daniel Day, paperhanger, 2375 Eighth ave, John IL Forman, clerk, 155 E. 57th St. Redmond J. Sheridan, operator, 207 E.83d St. 34. Charles Fitzpatrick, upholsterer, 303 E. 30th Henry Quackenbush, janitor, 1564 Columbia 38. Joseph Van Noort, weaver, 241 F. 42d St. 32. Richard Dunphy, surgeon, 240 1. 83d st. street. avenue. Thadeus A. Lysaght, real estate, 246 E. 49th Wallace Silsbee, bookbinder, 1456'1'hird ave. Frederick Rossmann, butcher, 517 First ave. 49• Isaac Gross, merchant, 2292 Eighth ave. street, 33. Elias Bennett, shoes, 1594 Second ave. 35•James McGann, ice, 411 E.2gth St. Joseph Morris, laborer, 746 Eleventh ave. George C. Dode, salesman, 534 E. 84th St. Thomas Suniners, laborer, 305 E.29th st, 50. Waverly Hatch, patterns, 306 W. 127th St. Twenty-first Assembly Oistrict. 34. Charles Veith, shoes, 433 E. 83d st. 36. Thomas T. Phelan, clerk, 237 E. 29th St. George A. Bernholz, clerk, 264 W. 117th St. I. Andrew Donohoe, tailor, 1446 Broadway. Andrew Kieflner, cigars, 1559 Avenue A. Frank King, embosser, 407 F. 29th st. 51. \V. J. Walsh, agent, 2017 Ninth ave. 35• Harry Bach, cigars, 246 L. 74th St. Peter 13. Ilavanagh, teacher, 100 W. 43d st, 37. Patrick H. Devincy, clerk, 162 E. 46th st. Timothy Dolz, journalist, 28 Edgecombe ave. 2. Andrew Pickel, collector, 110 W. 43d St. Peter E. Matthews, watchman, 526 E. 74th Timothy J. Madden, pipefitter, 215 E. 28th 52. James Moore, smith, 2405 Eighth ave. William F'lynn, clerk, 763 Sixth ave. street. street. Win. Eglinton, butcher, 235 W. 143c1 st. 3. John V. Richardson, plumber, 70 W. 43d St. 36. Alonzo Jerolatuon, boats, ft. of E. 89th St. 38. Owen Fitzpatrick, watchman, 404 E. 29th St. 53.JDhn J. blcGraham, clerk, 413 W. Boulevard. Harry Stadelherger, clerk, 13 W. 44th St. John A. Jackson, clerk, 227 E. 8311 St. Anthony McIntyre, brass solderer, 494 First F. A. Woocl, collector, 230 W. 135111 St. 4, Joseph King, laborer, 121 E. 40th st. 37. Jacob hartutan, salesman, 412 E. gist St. avenue. Robert M. Patrick, clerk, 2264 Eighth ave. Edward J. Murray, gas fixtures, 229 E. 83d 54. Thomas M. Ahern, cond uctor, 112 E. 41 st St. 39. Daniel Murphy, stableman, 320 E. 28th St. John R. Roby, canvasser, 327 W. 124th st. street. 5. Cornelius J. Fyans, bookkeeper, 438 l.exmg- 38. George W. Cates, clerk, 486 Second ave. 55. Thomas F. O'Brien, typewriter, 532 W. 126th ton ave. James Hoar, upholsterer, 1575 Avenue A. 4o, Jacob Moilath, leisure, 473 Second ave. street. Theo. A. Burnett, agent, 1304 Second ave. Aaron Kramer, butcher, 234 E. 85th St, John Glancy, bookkeeper, 476 Second ave. Michl. "1'. Britton, plumber, 555 \V. Ilotlr st. 6. Matthew Cosgrove, tobacco, 109 W. 46th st. 39. 1•eo Jacoby, reporter, 1542 Second ave. 41. Walter liaecht, cigars, 385 Third ave. 56. Francis 11'Cardle, liquors, bet. i i Itlr and Richard S. Reilly, painter, 315 W• 54th St. Alich'l F. Mulligan, manager, 419 E. Soth St. 40. Albert Stone, driver, 2o5 E. 27th st. 112th sts., Boulevard. 7. Joseph G. Young, bookseller, for \V. 47th st. Chas. Freedman, printer, 238 J. io2d St. 42. Peter Rettig, clerk, 473 Second ave. P.J. McArdle, clerk, 2166 Eighth ave. Charles Knapp, birds, 823 6th ave. Julius Peck, barber, J41 F. 85th St. 41.'1'homas Carroll, cutter, 432 L. Soth St. John Fitzpatrick, baker, 365 Third ave. 57. Win. 1'. Coonan, clerk, 2060 W. Boulevard. 8. Frank J.111cGerr, clerk, 414 \V, 52d st, B. J. Hoffman, agent, 238 W. 123d st. Andrew J. J. Meyers, painter, 757 Seventh Edward F. Connolly, mason, 40S E. 79111 st. 58. Robt McIntyre, messenger, 370 W. 126th St. avenue. 42. David Strauss, manufacturer, 327 E. 79th St. Charles Baker, painter, 2004 Ninth ave. Geo. E. Brings, hutclicr, 215 E. 79th St. Nineteenth Assembly District. 9, John N. Mallon, clerk, 138 \V. 52d st. 59. George Stolttner, agent, 500 W. 125th St. Wm. F. McNally, clerk, io5 F. 53d st. 43•'I'lronras McCauley, plumber, 1385 Third I. G. J. Moulton, real estate, J52 W. S5th St. P. S. Honer, clerk, 48 Lawrence st. alert tie. John L. Sauervein, nmerchant, 884 Eighth ave. io. Chas. L. Doran, florist, 86o Sixth ave. 6o. Elbert N. Reeve, salesman, 545 W. 125th St. Chas. T. Oxx, stationery, 827 Sixth ave. John J. Murtha, clerk, 1378 Third ave. 2. John \V. J,)rclan, painter, 972 Eighth ave. John J. Murray, insurance, 52 Lawrence st. 44. Stephen J. Meagher, clerk, 347 E. 72d st. Edward H. O'Brien, butcher, 982 Eighth ave. I I. Thomas F. O'Connor, clerk, I t I E. 51st st. 61. Eugene R. Lynch, laborer, 2336 Tenth ave. Levy Lippman, agent, 929 Park ave. Michael Harris, manufacturer, 1482 First ave. 3. James J. Crowe, mason, 357 A1'. 531 st. Denis D. O'Mahoney, undertaker, S. W. cog. 45. Raphael 'Tobias, clerk, 421 E. 78th St. James Connor,, conductor, 882 '1'euth ave. 12. Thomas F. McDevitt, clerk, I I I E. 53d st. B'way and 131st st. Elmer E. De Camp, bookkeeper, 120 E. 53d David 1lanheinter, salesman, 3o4 E. 79th st. 4. 13enjantin Crum, merchandise, \V. 53d St. 46. 354 62. John H. Fagan, fireman, 2664 Eighth ave. street. Morris Arnstciu, salesman, 420 E. 78th St. William Gaisser, dyeing, \'V. 52d t. George Flinn, butcher, 513 F 75th st. 333 Mtchl. Flynn, lather, 157th st. and Eleventh Francis O'Toole, harnessmaker, 41 I Park George \V. Tyson, clerk, 319 \V. 54th st. 13. Abraham Cohen, cigars, 1485 First ave. 5. avenue. avenue. 47. David \\'ilson, undertaker, Sic Seventh ave. 63. John E. Redding, printer, 523 W. 131st st. Timothy 1)aly, driver, 1212 First ave. John Segrave, carpenter, 427 \V• 54th st. Wni. A. Casey, bookkeeper, 974 Park ave. 48. 6. Joseph O. Neill, smith, 157th st. & loth ave. ('!:2s. K. Compton, bookkeeper, 36 E. 58th Thomas F. Gilson, clerk, 307 E. 77th St. Michael O'Callaghan, musician, 510 W. 57th 14. Theo. A. Watterson, agent, 203 E. 77th at. 64. Edward J. Murray, plumber, 2703 Eighth ave. street. street. Augustus J. Cherry, clerk, 328 \V. 145th St. Wm. 11. Meyer, tailor, 946 Sixth ave. 49. William Stoeckler, barber, 1483 Second ave. , painter, 445 W. 54111 St. 7. 65. Peter J. Evers, clerk, 404 \V. 150th st. 15. Louis Martin. glass, 167 \V. 53d st. Benjamin Nagelschimdt, printer, 215 E. 79th John O'Neil, plumber, 410 \V. 56th st. James 1). Keenan, carpenter,313 V. 145th St, J. A. Underwood, clerk, 827 Seventh ave. street. Michael J. Bird, tailor, 3 50. James E. Flanigan, clerk, 192 E, 76th st. 8. 03 W. 54th st. 66. Jacob C. Klein, conductor, 475 \V. 150th st. 16. Sigmond Behrens, merchant, 175 \V• 45th st. Charles C. Bliss, barber, 303 W. 54th st, \Vm. R. Farrell, clerk, i5zd st. ur. Tenth ave. \Vin. F. Beck, smith, 1015 Sixth ave. Aaron Phillips, tobacco, 228 E. 73d st. Edward J. Carlin, clerk, 311 W. 55th st. 51. James Gorman, plumber, 9. 67. Thomas B. Ryan, clerk, 504 W. 158th St. 17. Matthew F. O'Connell, manager, 211 W. 1443 Second ave. M. E. Duffy, clerk, 341 \V, 58111 st. Henry 1'. Serf, gateman, 202 E. 76th at. John A. Begley, carpenter, 184th st. and 40th street. to. James R. Eagan, driver, 424 W. 56th st. Tenth ave. John M. Fitzsimons, clerk, 212 E.88th St. 52. David Ahearn, lather, 339 L. 75th St. Andrew Regan, bartender, 442 W. 56th st. 68. James C. Brady, lawyer, 169th St. nr. Tenth i8. Alexander W. Robertson, druggist, 117 E. James J. McCabe, clerk, 339 E. 75th st. ii. Win. J. Dalton, compositor, 415 \V. 54th St. avenue. 57th st. 53• John S. McEneaney, musician, 419 E. 75th street. John J. McManus, foreman, 822 Tenth ave. John Sullivan, carpenter, Kingsbridge rd. Paul Kluge, barber, 617 Madison ave. 12.John Loehr, beer, 428 \V. 55th st. William R. Kennedy, clerk, 1315 First ave. and 171st st. 19. Rich'd Woolcott, insurance, 129 E. Joist St. Jas. Creighton, conductor, 512 W'. 55th St. 69, William Drennan, milk, Inwood, Henry W. Weed, clerk, 911 Park ave. 54• Michael Costello, manufacturer, 415 E. 71st Walter H. Miller, furniture, 833 Tenth ave. street. 13. Patrick J. McQueency, grocer, 790 Eleventh 20. Adolph Gebhard, cleric, 121 E. 63d St. Frank McKinney, mason, 437 W. 57th st. avenue. Jno. F. McGovern, leisure, 88o Lexington ave. P. C. McCourt, musician, 405 E. 72d at. 14. 1-lenry \Voods, clerk, 215 W. 6oth st. 55. Thomas W. Keane, plumber, 1421 Second 21. Jas. A. Rush, carpenter, 874 Lexington ave. avenue. Wm. J. Lyman, mason, 449 'N 56th st. Frank D. Shane, janitor, Normal College. Twentieth Assembly District. Anthony Prinz, cigarmaker, 404 E. 72d St. 15. R.J. Russell, salesman, 920 Ninth ave. 22. S. 13.. Toplitz, clerk, 47 E. 68th St. Edward F. O'Neill, butcher, 981 Eighth ave. i. William McDermott, carriage, 156 E. 44th Edward Sullivan, conductor, 5o E. 86th St. 56, Thomas Maguire, merchant, 209 E. 73d St. 16. Patrick A. McCann, machinist, 438 \V• 58th st. street. 23, Wm. F. Nugent, florist, 783 Park ave. Joseph Michalicka, cigarmaker, 224 E. gist James H. McPyke, plumber, 401 W. 56th st. Morris Kreisler, dry goods, 642 Third ave. John F. Sheridan, broker, 131 E. 84th st. street. 57• Austin J. Reilly, plumber, 2,6 E. 73d St. 57. John Ziegler, barber, 883 'Tenth ave. 2. John J. White, clerk, 215 E. 51st st. 24. Edward P. Frauds, salesman, 130 E. 78th St. John Deakin, broker, 460 W. 57th St. Edwin H. Oppenheim, clerk, 227 F. 53d st. John O'Connell, brakeman, 5 E. 76th st. , clerk, 216 E.73d St. 58. 18. H. McLaughlin, clerk, 128 \1'. 63d St. 3. John C. Betzeman, Jr., insurance, 431 E. 57th 25. Edward Jackman, clerk, 7o E. 81st St. Michael Lennon, clerk, 300 E. 73d St. John Butler, mason, 829 Ninth ave. street. William H. Kaster, salesman, 124 E. 86th St. Aaron E. Katz, merchant, 18o E. 70th St. 59. Chas. Gerlach, cigarmaker, 404 E. 7 Ig. P. B. Eassel, clerk, 418 \V, 57th St. John C. Nolan, clerk, 152 E. 52d St. 26. \Vet. J. Moloney, clerk, 153 E. 85th St. .3d St. John A. Kirk, canvasser, 980 Ninth ave. 4. John E. Burke, lawyer, 136 E. 44th st. Charles E. Higham, clerk, 677 E. 134th St. Joseph F. Falasco, cigarmaker, 406 E. 73d st. 20. W. A. Worthington, printer, 38 \V. 61st St. Albert R. Rogers, salesman, 316 E. 49th st. 27. Edward Dougherty, keeper, 107 E. 84th at. 6o. John V. Carroll, compositor, 1316 First ay. Henry O'Connell, painter, 1 t8 W. 61st St. 5. John G. Gray, musician, 884 Third ave. Joseph T. Cody, clerk, 110 E. 85th St. Rich. Black, paper-hanger, 1396 Avenue A. 2I. Thomas J. Sheridan, toremar_, 970 Tenth ave. Chas. C. Ellis, confectioner, 163 F. 56th St. 61. James McCloskey, manufacturer, 356 E. 72d Theo. K. Ilynecka, bookbinder, 220 W. 6oth 6. Morris Wasel, clerk, 316 E. 57th St. street. street. William A. O'Donnell, clerk, 140 E. 57th at. Twenty-second Assembly District. William Melia, peddler, 316 E. 62d St. 22. Robert Smith, brakeman, 218 W. 61st St. 7. Bernard McConville, clerk, 1078 First ave. I. Henry Kerstein, bookkeeper, 303 E. 63d St. 62. Edward F. Congdon, clerk, 206 E. 73d St. Jerry Murphy, moulder, 777 Tenth ave. John J. Mulligan, plumber, 445 E. 58th st. Wm. L. Conklin, clerk, 218 F. 65th St. Thomas J. Fitch, plumbing, 204 E. 62d st. 23.J. McCoy, guard, 210 W. 62d st. 8. Thomas Shea, paper, 346 E. 53d st. 2. Jacob Pfeiffer, optician, 1144 Third ave. 63. James P. Dillon, painter, 227 E. loth st. James Halpin, laborer, 543 W 59th St. Chas. J. Pichel, insurance, io6i First ave. Abraham Weyman, salesmasl, 323 E. 72d St. Patrick McDonnell, agent, 1335 Second ave. 24. C. P. Clarkson, bottler, 1013 Tenth ave. 9. Thomas F. Usher, musician, 241 F. 55th St. 3. Isaac Friedenberg, merchant, 170 E. 74th St. 64. James E. Devine, janitor, 262 E. 68th st. John F. Gaffney, clerk, 209 W. 64th St. Leopold Fleishnan, butcher, 12 Sutton pl. Joseph Bolwell, painter, Ioi 1 Lexington ave. Oscar C. Petterson, clerk, 229 E. 69th st. 25. Louis Druck, confectioner, 161 W. 62d St. lo. Israel Ullman, clerk, 1050 Second ave. 4, John J. Murphy, carman, 1324 Third ave. 65. Joseph Glennon, clerk, 331 E. Soth St. Mich'l McDermott, mason, 141 W.6ist St. Samuel J. Mack, clerk, 1023 Second ave. C. W. Stein, gateman, 177 E. 75th st. '1t4'm. Tierney, printer, 424 E. 66th St. 26. Henry Magrath, painter, 309 W. Boulevard, ii. Tobias Oberfelder, merchant, 403 E. 50th St. 5. Corn. O'Keefle, watchman, 416 E. 79th St. 66. John J. Maguire, carpenter, 403 E. 69th St. John E. O'Keefe, painter, Io6 V. 63d st. Joseph A. Hart, agent, 143 E. 58th St. Eug. Subit, teacher, 1370 Third ave. Thomas McAleenan, jeweler, 407 E. 65th 27. T. F. Hoctor, merchant, 993 Tenth ave. 12. Joseph H. Maguire, clerk, 319 E. 56th at. 6. Thomas F. Cody, agent, 1438 Third ave. street. Matthew Faulkner, engineer, 131 W. 61st St. Fred. H. Dunkak, grocer, 301 E. 7th St. Patrick McHugh, clerk, 1478 Third ave. 67. Patrick Farley, leisure, 212 E. 65th st. 28. Edward H. Kirby, clerk, 1077 Columbia 13, Joseph P. Hoelzle, cigars, 978 Third ave. 7. Robert J. Stern, broker, 1245 Lexington ave. W. J. Kinney, florist, 346 E. 65th st. avenue. Leonard L. Grotta, agent, 41q E. 56th St. M. J. Mullane, carpenter, 217 E. 69th st. 68. Lewis Young, merchant,218 E. 6oth at. Pat'k H. Sheridan, plumber, 781 Tenth ave. 14. Wm. J. Geoghegan, cigars, 350 E. 56th St. 8. Chas. A. Klauer, butcher, 165 E. 85th st. August Lontng,watchmaker, 14,6 Third ave. 29. Jas. Plunkett, harnessmaker, 74th St. and David Loebl, clerk, 313 E. 53d at. Jacob W. Moore, estate, 318 E. 85th st. '6y, William J. Loye, painter, 158 E. 66th St. Boulevard. 15. Leon Gotthelf, clerk, 212 E. 56th st. 9. Henry C. Lindon, clerk, 1195 Madison ave. Richard D. Henneberry, salesman, IIoq Gustav Hamerschlag, cigars, 983 Eighth ave. James C. Kinneary, mechanic, 235 E. 56th st. Cornelius V. Noonan, clerk, 154 E. 88th St. Third ave. SEPTEMBER 25, 1890. THE CITY RECORD. 3081

70. Patrick O'Donnell, peddler, 335 E. 64th St. 50. William Buchanan, cutter, 327 E. 117th St. 23. Wm. F. Murray, leisure, 906 Westchester ave. 32. John P. Kerrigan, contractor, 1605 Bathgate Ludwig Kahn, cutter, 343 E.62d st. N. J. Phillips, laborer, 334 E. ,,8th st. David F.'I'oumey, lawyer, 726 F. [39th st. avenue. 71. John A. Reilly, clerk, 39 Sutton pl. 51. Adolph G. Austin, clerk, 440 E. ,23d St. 24. George T. Sherwood, agent, 1166 Stebbins Adolph Roos, finisher, 1602 Bathgate ave. T. O'Connor, clerk, 41 Sutton pl. Owen J. Brady, clerk, 345 E. I 19 st. avenue. 33. Chas. L. Messer, clerk, 1203 Clover St. 72. John J. Hagerty, smith, 1174 Second ave. 52. Alfred Hewison, plasterer, 236 E. I19th St. George M. Ilunt, electrician, 677 F. 134th st. Joseph Mechell, mat-maker, Bronx st. Denis J. Barrett, painter, 1174 Second ave. Henry Flannagan, manager, 205 E 120th st. 25. Frank Meckel, shoes, 3391 Third ave. 34. Andrew McCarthy, mason, Pelham ave. & 73• Thomas G. Mellon, mason, 1147 Second ave. 53• Johtt H. Bonitz, paperhanger, 164 E. 120th Henry Jacobs, cigars, 3426 Third ave. Lorillard St. Frank 1'. Reynolds, conductor, 1609 Second street. 26. Daniel I). Valentine, superintendent, 833 E. Joseph F. Arnold, notary public, Kingsbridge avenue. John Wulfhop, upholsterer, 2256 Third ave. 16gtli street. Road. 74. John Ilarding, foreman, 1136 Second ave. 54. Eugene F. Smith, expressman, 177 E. 119th Alfred G. Finnesey, clerk, 169111 St. & Bos- 35. John J. Walsh, conductor, t8gth St. and Wm. Schuster, music, 319 E. 59th St. street. ton avenue. Washington ave. 75, John J. Shell, carpenter, 307 E. both st. Jacol> Rosenfeld, collector, 78 E. 121St St. 27. Thomas F. Duggan, plumber, 681 E. 146t11 Christopher Dunn, clerk, 3681 Third ave. John T. Mcl'artland, painter, 1626 Second 55. A. 1, Hayes, clerk, 64 E. 120th St. street. 36. William J. Murphy, mechanic, 2196 Ryer •avenue. Al c Ilahn, painter, 162 E. I26th St. avenue. 56. Henry G. Speir, clerk, 18 E. 134th st. 28. John W. Devine, lineman, High Bridge. Joseph P. I )elaney, plumber, 2207 Morris ave. P. 1. Hertz, salesman, 7o E. 124th St. C. P. Knight, plumber, Anderson ave. 37. Joseph I. Berry, clerk, Van Cortlandt. 57. Robert Peck, journalist, 412 E. 123d St. 29. Wm. Hennesey, soda water, Aqueduct ave., John J. Platt, painter, Dark st., Kingsbrtdge. Twenty-third Assembly District. Henry A. \Vescott, broker, 427 E. 120th st. Hight 13riclge. 38. Matthew MacNamara, blacksmith, Olin ave 1. George C. Spietaler, clerk, 1683 3d ave. 58. Henry Ungrich, Jr., clerk, 107 W. 124111 st. Patrick F'. Wal.h, cutter, Fleetwood ave. Frederick I). Miller, architect, Rockfield st. Lewis N. Gravlin, clerk, 203 E 121St St. Louis C. Cohen, superintendent, 327 E. 1 ,9th 30. Cornelius F. Collins, clerk, 1624 Vanderbilt 39•John Lauer, painter, Kingshridge. 2. Wiltiaui I[. Cunningham, clerk, 1626 3d ave. street. avenue, John Platt, painter, Dark St. William 13. Davis, broker, 1444 Lexington 59. William J. Garvau, clerk, 55 W. 125th st. W. Launder, 686 E. 177th St. 40. Andrew F. Dowd, moulder, Johnson ave. avenue. Hugh F. ]McGinnis, salesman, 13 W. 126th 31. Charles B. Duryea, painter, 1893 Vyse St. Thomas Sweeney, laborer, Spuyten Duyvil. 3. William B. Davis, real estate, 1444 Lexington street. Charles E. Fels, merchant, Lillian place, Jame:. F. Coleman, gardener, Riverdale. aventie. 6o. W. II. See, clerk; 6o F. 124th st. Woodruff ave. 41. Jas. P. Morrison, expressman, Riverdale. Max E. Gallenberg, collector, 2093 Third ave. Chven D. Mealy, clerk, 168 E. 122d st. 4. George 1I. Klingeman, driver, 240 E. 94th 6r. D. R. Franz, clerk, 167 E. 125th St. Frank Austin, clek, 105 E. I22d St. POLICE DEPAR'raENu OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, No. 300 MULBERRY STREET, street. BUREAU of ELECTIONS, NEW YORK, September 19, 1890. Chas. Hahn, decorator, 215 E. 122d St. 62. Peter Roessle, cigars, 1804 Park ave. 5. James Birmingham, cartuian, 30g E. 93d1 st. Wm. liarlach, express, 101 E. 124th st. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Police, that the following William E. Cody, smith, 2233 Second ave. 63. Daniel J. Deadly, plumber, 213 E. 122d St. named persons are under consideration for selection and appointment as Inspectors of Election on behalf of the Democratic party for the ensuing year. 6. James I Iiigius, cigars, 333 E. 97t11 st. John McGinnis, cutter, 207 E. 121st St. John J. Houlahan, clerk, 238 1 .97th st. 64. James Slattery, sailmaker, 2223 Third ave. Objections thereto, it any exists, as to their character or qualifications, are hereby invited to 7. Bernard McManus, clerk, 1887 Second ave. J. B. Luckey, bookkeeper, 157 E. 127th st. the end that the same may be investigated before the final action of the Board. Samuel Eckstein, clerk, 114 E. 120111 st. 65. Paul R. Frey, tailor, 2407 First ave. T. F. RODENBOUG11, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. 8. James H. O'Connor, clerk, 1495 Lexington Geo. S. Drew, leisure, 306 E. 123d St. NEW YORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY. avenue. 66. Charles Gross, clerk, 2394 Second ave. Chas. Lutz, mason, 208 E. t 13th st. Wnt. C. Zwisler, polisher, 2336 Second ave. First Assembly District. 5. Daniel J. Keohan, packer, 44 Monroe St. 9. Thomas Barrett, smith, 97th St. and Fourth 67. Samuel Lawler, salesman, 335 E. 120th St. I. Jeremiah O'Connor, janitor, 42 New St. 6. James McCaddiu, clerk, I lo Madison St. avenue. Wm. J. Stafford, plasterer, 309 E. 12 1st St. 2. Edward McGuire, janitor, 32 Whitehall St. 7. R. W. Timmins, clerk, 18 Hamilton St. Benj. L. Harris, clothing, 75 E. 104th st. 68. Joseph M. Cahill, plumber, 516 E. 121st St. 3. George Murrey, bartender, 44 New st. 8. James J. Carroll, paper-ruler, 136 Cherry St. lo. William F. Kenefick, printer, 198 E. 101st St. Win. Greene, Jr., livery, 213 W. 124th St. 4. Thomas Byrne, watchman, 52 Laight St. 9, Thomas A. Harrigan, oysters, 5 Catherine sl. J.J. Shea, bricklayer, 112 E. ,old St. 6g. Patrick Geoghegan, watchman, 409 E. 123d 5. John J. O'Connor, runner, 17 West St. 1O. Joseph S. Dean, cigars, 44 Rutgers St. I[. Thomas O'Brien, mason, 1807 'l'hird ave. street. 6. Michael Levy, clerk, 29 State St. 1I. Thos. O. Gorman, clerk, 35 Pike St. Alex. Roche, laborer, t 762 Third ave. Sol. McLaughlin, Jr., clerk, 2396 First ave. 7. Andrew Ryan, porter, 7o Greenwich st. 12. Daniel J. Quinlan, stevedore, 57 Monroe St. 12. Denis A. Quinn, clerk, 1855 Third ave. 70. George Merle, clerk, 63 W. 124th st. 8. William J. Manning, laborer, I Carlisle St. 13.John Bell, pressman, 78 Henry St. William Hennessy, bartender, 338 E. 122d Jos. L. Liscomb, agent, 129 W. I25th st. 9. James J. Kearsley, printer, [g Albany St. 14. Daniel J. Spelman, printer, 71 Division St. street. 71. W. H. Walsh, salesman, 348 E. 125th st. io. James McGerkin, longshoreman, 19 Morris st. 15. Louis Kutner, salesman, 1534 Division St. 13. Edward M. Cullen, laborer, 325 F. 103d St. Wnt.O'Keefe, clerk, 1815 Park ave. ii. Michael J. Reardon, clerk, 89 Washington St. 16. Thos. F. Manning, clerk, 149 Madison St. Washington Hills, broker, 349 E. 520th St. 72. Theodore A. Sheak, salesman, 2145 Seventh 12. William Stolmers, printer, 93 Hudson St. 17. Frank E. Crosby, engineer, 75 Henry st. 14. Benj. Poth, merchant, 2020 First ave. avenue. 13.John White, agent, 27 Vestry St. 18. Michael Reilly, printer, 107 E. B'way. Oscar C. Dunlap, bookkeeper, cor. 115th St. Geo. Leavender, clerk, 206 E. 128tH st. 14. Louis Roach, barber, 168 Washington St. [g. Edward Flynn, driver, 103 Monroe st. and Third ave. 73. Andrew J. Gerety, clerk, 144 E. 129113 St. 15. Michael McManus, loader, 23 Vestry. 20. Andrew Jos. Brown, plumber, too Monroe st. 15. William Doyle, painter, 2042 Second ave. Abner H. Breeden, clerk, 1827 Park ave. 16. Frederick Pfeiffer, barber, 502 Canal St. 2I. Jeremiah Donovan, toys, 247 Clinton St. Geor e W. Rose, clerk, hotel, I15th St. and 74. Wm. F. P. Conner, bookkeeper, 188o Lex- 17.Joseph B. McIntyre, carutan, 194 Franklin St. 22. Thomas Nevins, clerk, J9 Rutgers St. Third ave. ington avenue. 18.Joseph Coulisk, laborer, 59 North Moore st. 23. John McMahon, clerk, 243 Madison St. 16. Thomas J. McEvily, agent, 1929 Third ave. John P. McAvoy, clerk, 54 E. 130th St. 1g. John M. Bahrenberg, truckman, 47 North 24. Philip Hart, compositor, 210 E. B'way. C. W. Rover, clerk, 152 E. 123d st. 75. A. J. Longran, salesman, 2092 Lexington Moore St. 25. Thos F. Dunphy, clerk, 193 Monroe St. 17. Louis C. Moss, salesman, 216 E. io6th St. avenue. 20. John McLaren, fruits, 37 Grand St. 26. Richard Oeters, clerk, 222 Clinton St. Thomas F'. Hoey, painter, 1827 Park ave. Wm. Lang, cigars. 258 E. 125th St. 21. George A. Sullivan, coppersmith, 26 Vestry st. 27. James Twigg, printer, 74 Montgomery st. [8. Wm. K. Fearon, finisher, 2025 Third ave. 76. Ed. J. Gilligan, milk, 5o W. 127th St. 22. Michael McConville, barkeeper, 175 Hudson 28.J ohn Hurley, freight handler, 604 Water st. John Goldsmid, salesman, 218 E. 117th st. Ed. Fischer, agent, 63 E. 125th st. street. 29. John F. Ahern, silver, 216 Monroe St. [g. James M. Stuart, conductor, 161 E. [o6tlt St. 77. David F. Beggs, painter, 168 W. 128th St. 23. W. E. Grimes, porter, 27 Desbrossesst. 30. Franklin P. Waters, printer, 325 Madison St. Wnt. P. Nagle, carpenter, 166 E. 107th St. A. Lathan Smith, lawyer, 159 W. 128th St. 24. James F. McMurray, newsdealer, 67 Laight St. 31. Owen E. McGinty, clerk, 509 Grand st. 20. Daniel Maz, cigars, 170 E, io8th st. 78. George Watson, twine, 2000 First ave. 32. Patrick Cronin, boatman, 324 Henry St. Mordicia Lyons, cigars, 1970 Third ave. John J. Briefner, clerk, 312 E. 121st st. Second Assembly District. 33. Edward J. Mahedy, clerk, 362 Madison St. 2I. John M. Cruise, finisher, 216 E. 107th St. 79. John Zieger, upholsterer, 165 E. 121St St. 34. Edward Pierce, driver, J7o. Front St. I. James Lynch, agent, 8 Catharine slip. George O'Connor, painter, 2J4 Monroe St. Geo. E. Disbrow, collector, 2480 Eighth ay. Ambrose de Montrose, insurance, 173 W. 2. Jas. M. Walsh, bricklayer, 39 Oliver St. 35. 22, J. Francis Hannon, laborer, 1762 Second ave. 133d street. 3. 36. Patrick Donovan, tlriver, 385 Cherry st. David R. Bentsen, tinsmith, 55 Madison st. 37. James McCann, porter, 42 Gouverneur St. Samuel J. Gulliver, agent, 49 E. 129th st. 80. John F. Kelly, salesman, 2o68 Madison ave. 4. john McCool, plumber, 29 Frankfort St. 23. Martin Kane, clerk, 302 E. Iogth st. Mathew Higgins, salesman, 2068 Madison 5. John J. Churchill, clerk, 41 Oliver st. Fifth Assembly District. Nathaniel B. Ellis, laundry, 210 E. 123d St. avenue. 6. J. A. Dean, clerk, 49 New Bowery. 24. Henry H. Connelly, clerk, 411 E. 124th St. 81. A. C. Huncker, merchant, 2326 Third ave. 7. Chas. T. Murphy, electrotyper, 27 Oliver St. I. Thomas McCormick, umbrellas, l31Varick St. Maurice J. Powers, agent, 304 E. 112th St. Geo. V. Ryerson, broker, 2329 Third ave. 8. James Sullivan, laborer, io Dover St. 2. James Gaffney, assorter, 550 Greenwich St. 25. James V. Lynch, barkeeper, 1981 Third ave. 9. John J. Perdue, hardware, 75 Roosevelt St. 3. Henry Ryker, Jr., umbrellas, 49 Renwick St. Peter Yule, leisure, 235 E. I Loth St. Twenly-fourth Assembly District. lo. Edward F. Heffernan, printer, 415 Pearl St. 4. John J. Howard, boilermaker, 301 Spring st. 26. C. S. Mackney, Jr., wheelwright, 1747 Lex- 1. Thomas Madden, moulder, 537 E. 135th St. I I. Thomas 13. Caveney, printer, 27 Frankfort St. 5. Samuel Morris, tailor, 509 Canal St. ington avenue. Chas. E. Higham, real estate, 677 E.134th st. 12.Jeremiah A. Murphy, clerk, 27 Oliver St. 6. Samuel G. Burns, st,eculator, 22 Sullivan St. David Greenbatuu, butcher, 2292 First ave. 2. Thomas I1. Hunt, butcher, 677 E. 134th st. 13. James Quinn, clerk, 35 Oak St. 7. George F. Oberst, clerk, 16 Watts St. 27. Herman Lipman, cigars, 79 E. iogth St. Louis Lackey, clerk, 602 E. 134th at. 14. Timothy J. Conners, tinsmith, 52 Oak St. 8. John Schuller, fruits, 288 Spring St. Ed. J. Finnegan, brakeman, 105 E. io8th st. 3. Eugene P. Medanech, journalist, 136th St. 15. John Dodd, laborer, 85 James st. 9. Wm. Busch, clerk, 239 Spring St. 28. Michael J. Daly, bricklayer, io8th st. near and Southern Boulevard. 16.John A. Cullity, foreman. 52 Oak st. lo. Andrew Ivey, driver, 48 Charlton St. Fifth ave. Herman Heppenheimer, clerk, 1034 E. 137th 17. Patk J. Wall, blacksmith, 24 City Hall pl. I I. NVm, T. Bogert, notary public, 339 Hudson St. Wnt. H. Brinkerhoff, clerk, 161 E. o8th St. street. 18. John F. O'Brien, carrier, 154 Leonard St. I2. John J. Hallanan, cooper, 129 Charlton St. 29. Charles Griffiths, salesman, 1665 Madison ave. 4. Jas. Helion, clerk, 75 [ E. 141st St. Ig. Frank Clark, bartender. 3 Mulberry St. 13. Michael J. Halpin, porter, 73 King St. Chas. M. Brown, clerk, 49 W. 125t11 St. Wm. O. Gorman, Jr., builder, 252 Willis ave. 20. John F. Driscoll, porter, 67 Mott St. 14. Edward Mann, clerk, 123 Prince St. 30. Aug. Schoenborn, barber, 1574 ]'ark ave. 5. Wm. McChristie, collector, 561 E. 139th St. 21. Thomas Chappell, paper-hanger. 56 Mott St. 15.Joseph Font, typefounder, 2 Congress pl. Joseph M. Gensler, clerk, 309 E. 1 19th St. F. A. Schilling, Jr., collector, 291 Willis ave. 22. John I1. Lentz, paper-hanger, 56 Mott St. 16.John J. Shay, umbrellas, 56 Macdougal St. 31. Win. Ahern, warehouse, 127 W'. 123d st. 6. James J. Hawkins, hardware, 526 E. 141st st. 23. Edward G. Cunningham, cooper, 67 Mott St. 17.Jos. H. Quinn, clerk, 512 Broome St. Wn>. H. Ferris, clerk, 235 \V. 133(1 st. Bernard Hemmes, moulder, 475 E. 135th St. 24. John C. Neary, clerk, z6 City Hall pl. 18. A. C. Flennann, teas, 196 Prince st 32. Chas. Hezder, penmaker, 165 E. i loth st. 7. Henry L. Bunting, agent, 379 College ave. 25. Chas.IT. Holmes, express, 17 City Hall pl. Ig. Daniel T. Gilmartin, bookkeeper, 75 Charl- Lewis Dresdan, bookkeeper, 312 E. 12Ist St. Robt. G. Eaton, clerk, 410 College ave. 26. John J. Walsh, lawyer, 128 Leonard St. ton St. 33. Thos. J. O'Neill, polisher, 2135 Second ave. 8. James J. Kelly, clerk, 375 Willis ave. 27.J ohn H. Kearns, bookbinder, 15 City Hall pl. 20.J. McDonough, merchant, 51 Vandam St. Abraham Vandernoot, merchant, 306 E. 122d J. E.1-larper, clerk, 714 E. 143d St. 28. Nicholas J. Shea, clerk, 114 Park row. 21. Thos. Brennan, clerk, i,; Sullivan st. Street. g. Wm. F. Abboll, railway, 724 E. 144th St. 22. Bryan Farley, driver, 40 'Phompsomi St. 23. 34• Ed w. A. M. Byrns, leisure, 248 E. 112th St. John J. Howley, plumber, 723 E. 143d St. Third Assembly District. Win. A. Griffin, butter, 45 King st. Adolph Jacobs, clerk, 317 E. I [4th st. io. J. Robert Keppler, lithographer, 688. E. 146th 24. Carsten Steffens, Jr., porter, I0)9 Wooster St. 35• James J. Tracy, clerk, 240 E. 123(1 st. street. 1. Thomas J. Gorman, porter, 201 Hester St. 25. Andrew A. Bourgarrl, engraver, 186 Spring St. John B. Tooker, collector, 204 E. 113th st. John R. Lyng, driver, 632 E. 144th st. 2. Barth. F. Quinn, cutter, 108 Mulberry st. 26. Chas. Hes-e, clerk, 199 ['rince st. 36. Thos. A. McCue, carpenter, 237 E. I13th St. II. W. H. Foster, pianos, 661 E. 146th st. 3. Henry Davis, paper-hanger, 167 Hester St. 27. Maurice Flynn, clerk, I2 Dominick st. Abram Levey, cigars, 2228 First ave. Jno. H. Doherty, undertaker, 486 Willis ave. 4. John Toney, porter, 121 Baxter St. 37• Wm. L. Loutrel, gateman, 1611 Lexington 12.John Bauer, barber, 720 E. 149th st. 5. James Flynn, carpenter, 117 Elizabeth st. Sixth Assembly District. 6. Thos. F'. Maxwell, salesman, 3 Centre Market avenue. Michael Morrisey, painter, 2863 Third ave. r. Patrick McAleer, tinsmith, 695 Water St. Edgar Madden, doorkeeper, 136 E. [19th st. 13. John J. Hattenbrun, barber, 536 Courtland place. 2. 7. Edward Duvally, porter, 201 Hester St. John Lynch, driver, 698 Water St. 38. Benjamin Brown, broker, 94 E. 114th St. avenue. 3. Peter Shaw, oysters, 17 Lewis St. Louis F. Abner, clerk, 1617 Park ave. Rich. M. Coughlan, laborer, Sot E. 149th st. 8. Win. C. Heindsman, truckman, 356 Bowery. 4. Wm. Marr, moulder, 27 Tompkins st. 9. Francis Bannon, plumber, 21 Marion St. 39. Edw. R. Wilkinson, printer, 1662 Park ave. 14. Edward W. Bostwick, coal, 158th St. and 5. John M. Addi, bookkeeper, 53 Mangin St. Tinton Hibbets, conductor, 1687 Park ave. Mott ave. 10. William Gordon, printer, 231 Mott St. 6. 11. Geo. McMurray, brass finisher, 377 Broome st. Pierce Poole, bartender, 323 Delancey St. 40. John M. O'Brien, clothing, 127 E. I16th St. Theodore Neff, hotel keeper, Jerome ave, 7. Daniel W. Gilbert, clerk, 44 Broome St. Bernard Bassine, collector, 102 E. ii8th St. north of 162d st. 12.John O'Brine, driver, 228 Mott St. 8. 13.John G. Moore, clerk, 176 E. 117th St. James Harden, conductor, 261 Delancey St. 41. Jacob Ahrens, real estate, 163 E. 105th St. 15.John Mehlem, clerk, 672 E. 152d St. 9. Leopold Levy, clerk, 55 Cannon st. Bertine M. Pettit, painter, 159 E. ii8th St. Charles Weinz, oil, 648 E. 154th St. 14. Paul Jones, lawyer, 29 E. 21st St. ro. Adolph Wiltz, cigars, 4214 Columbia St. 42. Wm. H. Montgomery, plumber, 232 E. i[8th r6. Geo. B. Birch, leisure, 565 E. 156th St. 15. E. Heineke, watchmaker, zg E. Houston St. I i. George Fey, jeweler, 47 Cannon St. street. Henry Hellthaler, dry goods, 728 Courtland [6. P. J. Healey, packing-box maker, 63 E. 12. Henry F'. Raabe, broker, 39 Columbia st. Michael F. Manning, watchman, 238 E. I28th avenue. Houston street. 13.James Hughes, clerk, 49 Lewis St. 17. street. 17. Chas. H. Watson, clerk, 657 E. 158th!st. Edward Loughlin, plumber, 72 Marion St. 14. John Nugent, dry goods, 33 Cannon st. 18.John E. Amos, engraver, 28g Elizabeth st. 43• S.W. O'Donnell, collector, 2109 Third ave. Chas. A. Hesch, manufacturer, 804 Court- 15. Henry Firehock, machinist, 39 Columbia St. William Hahn, barber, 2314 First ave. land ave. Ig. Henry Barron, painter, 45 Bleecker St. 16. 20. John Herling, express, 42 Sheriff St. 44. Francis J. Cassidy, collector, 306 E. 115th St. 18. John Young, moulder, 725 Grove St. James P. Shelton, clerk, moo Fourth ave. 17. Mark A. Campbell, clerk, 6 Columbia St. Jacob Bardusch, salesman, 2248 First ave. James M. Theiss, teacher, 711 Westchester 21. Herman L. Witter, clerk, 122 E. 11th St. 18. 22. Joseph Connell, clerk, 130 Broome St. 45. Jas. H. Hart, fancy goods, 2326 Second ave. avenue. Louis E. Goetz, salesman, 127 Fourth ave. 19. Michael Marks, gateman, 433 Grand St. Francis W. Poynitz, painter, 164 E. 119th St. (g. John J. Banigan, mason, 147th St., E. of So. 23. S. Goldsmith, salesman, 134 E. 15th St. 20. 24. Walter Crook, clerk, 36 Goerck St. 46. John K. Rafferty, potter, 446 E. 122d St. Boulevard. F. S. Wilson, clerk, 15o E. 21st St. 21. Thomas Campbell, clerk, 57 Broome St. Patrick Whelan, driver, 297 Pleasant ave. Wm. L. Homes, inspector, 531 Cypress ave. 25. Oscar Solomon, shoes, 272 Third ave. 22. 26. Arthur Callan, clerk, go Ridge St. 47• Jacob H. Schloeder, professor, 524 E. 120th st. to. Alfred W. Hoffman, engraver, 832 E. 163d st. A. Meislahn, Jr., clerk, 112 E. [8th st. 23. Hugh Reilly, bartender, 443 Grand St. Christy E. Borst, piano, 544 F. 117th st. Max F. Rattey, wire works, 850 E. t6[st st. 24. Charles Silverberg, bookkeeper, 171 Broome 48. Fred. W. Bush, salesman, 435 E. [ [ 8th St. 2[. Joseph Happe, weaver, 636 E. 159th St. Fourth Assembly District. street. Chas. L. Rhoade, clerk, 443 E. 116th St. `Wm. A. Sharp, clerk, 355 Alexander ave. [. Simon Joffe, student, 66 E. B'way. 25. Harry Wolff, cutter, 163 Clinton st. 49. Thos. J. Hendry, steamfitter, 295 Pleasant 22. Daniel J. Byrne, mason, 646 E. 162d St. 2. James Jackson, clerk, 83 Madison St. 26. Adolfus C. Horbacher, caterer, 86 Jackson st avenue. Maurice Condon, carpenter, 164th st., nr. 3. W m. J. Gilchrist, produce, 54 Henry St. 27. William M. Walsh, ship joiner, io5 Broome st. Frank Harmon, clerk, 2226 Second ave. Washington ave. 4. William Fay, clerk, 83 Madison St. 28. James T. Higgins, bartender, 443 Grand st. 3082 THE CITY RECORD . SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.

29. Henry Zeltner, notary, 78 Clinton St. Tenth Assembly District. i5. Jno. McCloskey, undertaker, 156 Seventh ave. 23• Joseph F. Anderson, longshoreman, 337 E. 30. Adolph Staud, cigars, 199 Stanton St. 16. Henry A. Liebenborn, druggist, 470 W. 23d 25th st. I. Thos. Bour, manufacturer, 36 Third St. 24. Chas. Brand, cigars, 246 E. 26th St. 31. Wm. J. Carroll, cigars, 96 Pitt St. 2. Marcus Marks, cigar packer, 190 Orchard St. street. 32. Abraham Simon, dyer, 754 Columbia St. \Vm. Diffenbach, oysters, 115 E. Houston st. 17. Martin J. Madden, driver, 337 W. 21st St. 25, E. D. Darkin, insurance, 245 E. 23d St. 3. 26. Frederick Burling, painter, 33. John Pertsch, stationer, Si Sheriff st. 4. Max Simon, umbrellas, 195 E. Houston st. 18. Chas. N. Rossetti, clerk, 275 W. 22d St. 333 E. 24th st. Morris Shai, shoe cutter, 256 Rivington St. Henry Krueger, Jr., driver, 217 E. Houston Ig. Henry Phillips, clerk, 260 Eighth ave. 27. Thos. W. Brogan, butcher, 424 Second ave. 34. 5. 28. Edmond R. Burke, mechanic, 310 E. 24th St. Cornelius Barry, awnings, 246 Rivington St. street. 20. Thos. S. Gately, clerk, 258 W. 22d St. 35. 2I. Frank 'I'. Conlin, clerk, 213 \V. 25th St. 29. Emile Neumann, clerk, 337 E. 22d St. 36. Henry Thormarth, boxes, 223 Rivington st. 6. Chas. Vogebiiaiiii, painter, 18i Norfolk St. William J. Baker, clerk, 216 Fifth St. 22. Arthur B. Coleburn, clerk, 466 W. 23d St. 30. James C. Gray, gasfitter, 210 E. 22d St. 7. 23. Chas. A. Stevenson, music, 273 Eighth ave. 31. Michael J. Fenlay, tailor, 208 E. 22d st. 8. Edward Hager, casemaker, i88 Allen St. Seventh Assembly District. Kilian Behringer, canemaker, to Avenue A. 24. M. J. F'ox, truckman, 512 W. 26th St. 32. Daniel F. O'Keefe, blacksntith, 346 E. 20th 9. street. I. Eugene Chevaller, real estate, 139 Bleecker Io. William Rohling, goldbeater, io3 First St. z5. John Fagan, newsdealer, n. w. cor. 23d St. & ii. Henry J. Iluemmer, wagons, 105 Second St. Ninth avenue. 33• S. Hofheimer, florist, 318 E. 19th St. street. 26. John II. Miller, milkman, 413 \V. 25th St. 34• Joseph Murphy, grocer, 293 First ave. 2. Louis F. Latour, clerk, 2 Carmine St. 12. Fred. 1I. Weiss, carver, 132 E. Houston St. Charles Meimel, clerk, 126 Eighth st. 27. Wm. Jas. Waller, compositor, 350 W. 25th St. 35• Peter W. Salmon, clerk, 257 First ave. 3. Jose Jun0uera, cigars, 163 \V. ioth St. 13. 36. Maurice C. Lewin, clerk, 132 E. r5th St. 4. 13. 1I. Waterman, bookkeeper, 141 W. loth st. 14. George A. Koehler, clerk, 223 Fifth St. 28. Win. Mcgrath, clerk, 440 W. 26th St. Geo. C. Schultz, goldbeater, 152 E. Houston 29. Samuel Manges, clerk, 360 W. 30th st. 5. Isaac Stern, cigars, 141 Sixth ave. 15. Seventeenth Assembly District. 6. Geo. L. Matthesius, plumber, 16 Clinton pl. street. 30. William Stack, speculator, 347 W. 25th St. Chas. H. Katsch, lithographer, 31 I Sixth st. 31. John G. Diegan, marble, 353 W. 26th at. I. Sidney G. Holborow, plumber, 518 W. 46th 7. John R. Muller, grocer, 46 Perry St. 16. 32. Daniel G. Mackey, carpenter, 321 W. 26th St. 8 Auustus Ferger, Jr., barber, 62 Greenwich 17. Theodore Lehnhardt, barber, 86 Third st. street. i8. Herrman Hartman , brassworker, 119 E. 4th 33. T. Francis Gibbons, lawyer, 264 W. igth St. 2. Jas. F. Donohue, collarmaker, 518 W. 43d St. avenue. 34. Peter Corcoran, driver, 424 W. 26th St. 9. Win. H. Baldwin, collector, 206 W. 13th st. street. 3. John Kiernan, porter, 522 W• 44th St. to. Anthony G. Heinrich, shoemaker, 141 Sixth 59. Emil Reich, tinsmith, 107 Third St. 35• Wm. P. Western, decorator, 387 Eighth ave. 4. Daniel F. Reardon, printer, 559 \\''• 44th st. 36. John P. Cosgrove, chaser, 434 V. 23d St. avenue. 20. William O'Neil, metal goods, so8 Eighth St. 5. Andrew Lyle, driver, 550 \\'.45111 st. 2I. Julius Schomburg, tailor, Third st. 6. Owen McManus, carman, 532 \V• 43d at. ii. William H. Eling, cigars, 5o Perry St. 56J4 Fourteenth Assembly District. 12. William Thomson, cigars, 269 W.4th st. 22. Andrew Huebner, butcher, 188 Second st. 7. James W. Reilly, mason, 528 W. 46th st. 13. Clarence A. Roberts, collector, 17 Clinton pl. 23. Andrew Lang, cutter, 158 Third St. I. Abraham Freed, bookkeeper, 265 E. Loth St. 8. Thos. Collins, baggagemaster, 444 W, 48th st. 14. Daniel C. Ingraham, electrician,152 Waverley 24. Henry Brockershoff, painter, 15954 Essex St. 2. Gustav Krollpfeiffer, salesman, 221 E. 13th 9. Thos. J. Shetiier, builder, 633 W 42d St. place. 25. George Zimmerman, clerk, 124 Third St. street. io. James A. Long, laborer, 535 W 44th St. 15. F. Louis Graefe, clerk, 59 Greenwich ave. 26. Fred. Weis, bookkeeper, 532 Fifth St. 3. Bernard J. O'Rourke, foreman, 351 E. 13th St. II. William J. Tracy, painter, 773 Ninth ave. 16. James Hughes, bookkeeper, 121 Clinton pl. 27. Adolf Meerholz, weaver, 159 E. 4th St. 4. William Pruntz, waiter, 213 First ave. 12. August Lilers, carman, 51 t W. 43(1 St. I7. John E.Wynkoop, conductor, i59 W. Igthst. 28. Gustav Schloerb, photographer, 416 Fifth St. 5. Joseph G. Kelley, clerk, 309 E. I I th St. 13. Peter Cullen, driver, 602 \\'.46th at. I . John L. Kennin, merchant, 17 Clinton pl. 29. Charles J. Frank, undertaker, 96 E. 4th St. 6. Michael Herbert, clerk, 342 E. I Ith St. 14. Neil J. Considine, clerk, 449 'IV. 51st St. Ig. Wm. H. Ingraham, Jr., salesman, 152 Wav- 30. Chas. Neumann, leisure, 236 Fifth St. 7. Christopher Darcy, awnings, 208 First ave. 15. William J. Farrell, porter, 529 W. 40th St. erley pl. 31. Jacob Stumpf, cutter, 524 Sixth at. 8. John W. Rogers, clerk, 350 E. 13th st. 16. William H. Morris, railroad, 326 W. 49th st. 20. John Conaghan, clerk, iso W. 14th st. 32. Julius Schulz, printer, 337 Fifth St. 9. P. S. Creed en, furniture, 170 First ave. 17. William Moylan, teamster, 547 Tenth ave. 18.James 1). Leavy, trunks, 343 W. 43(1 21. Hugh F. Brawlie, clerk, 225 W. 13th St. 33. Rud Seyffart, cigars, 345 Fifth st. Io. Charles Sherman, brassfinisher, 270 E. Loth St. 22. Hugo Jansen, printer, go Eighth ave. Theodore Spamer, bags, 429 Fifth st. street. Ig. Geo. P. Gerlach, clerk, 347 \V• 50th at. 34. 20. John 1-1. Gallagher, painter, 433 W. 5oth St. 23. William Conaghan, clerk, r IoW. 14th St. 35. Herman A. Schmidt, tailor, 417 Fifth St. I I. George Becker, laundry, 255 E. loth St. 24. Edward Rooney, glass cutter, 120 Seventh 36. John Loch, locksmith, 159 Ludlow St. 12. Patrick Carolin, laborer, 437 E. I ith St. 25. Thos. E. Gormond, undertaker, 423 W. 42d avenue. 37. John P. Sigg, bookkeeper, 543 Sixth at. 13. Bernard P. Kenny, horseshoer, 408 E. 13th street. 25. Lawrence D. Burns, machinist, Ioi W. 17th 38. Fred. Backes, compositor, 509 Sixth St. street. 22. George J. Brennan, clerk, 339 \V• 43d St. street. 39• Fred. Stein, agent, 517 E. 82d St. 14.Joseph Jacobson, merchant, 219 Avenue A. 23. Timothy G. Ballasty, trunks, 548 W. 48th St. 26. Geo. F. \Vynkoop, janitor, 159 W. igth st. 4o.Frank Ellenbast, dressmaker, 432 Sixth st. 15. Harry G. Rehm, bookbinder, 216 Avenue A. 24. Samuel Omphalius, painter, 422 W. 49th St. 27. Matthew J. Seery, driver, 131 W. igth st. 41. Edward Ulrich, pianomaker, 76 Seventh St. 16. Thos. E. Mulready, clerk, 529 E. i3th St. 25. Frank A. Durr, varnisher, 731 Eleventh ave. 28. Joseph F'. Daly, conductor, 255 W. igth st. 42. Henry Gross, engraver, 318 Sixth at. 17. Saml. Sonneberg, clerk, 168 First ave. 26. James F. O'Neil, plumber, 410 W. 47th St. 29. George R. Simpson, cutter, i99 Seventh ave. 43• Chas. L. Forster, casemaker, 37 First st. 18. Henry Rasch, sale-man, 533 E. 12th St. 27. Luke J. Costello, bottles, 559 W. 45th at. 30. Chas. Hullinan, steamfitter, 156 Seventh ave. 44. James J. Cotter, umbrellas, 15 Seventh st. ig. Chas. H. Weinberg, shoes, 229 First ave. 28. John 'F. Ward, mason, 432 W. 46th St. 29. John Donnelly, asphalt, 553 W• 45th st. 45. Joseph Wagner, electrician, 164 E. io6th St. 20. Philip Eichler, jeceler, 539 E. iith st. 25. Chas. S. Applebune, merchant, 176 First ave. 30. Thomas L. Shea, bookkeeper, 451 \V• 44th St. Eighth Assembly District. Eleventh Assembly District. 22. George Howe, agent, 507 E. 13th St. 31. Joseph F. Gahagan, packer, 456 W. 44th St. 32. Chris. J. Nugent, conductor, 424 \V. 42d st. 1. Albert Hohenstein, bookkeeper, 99 Forsyth I. Bernard J. Loonan, carpenter, to E. 31st st. 23• John J. Donnelly, clerk, 438 E. 14th St. 24. Juhus Preuss, asst. surveyor, 307 E. ioth st. 33• Thos. J. I-Ienshaw, machinist, 413 W. 41st st. street. 2. Augustus L. Livingston, insurance, 435 34. Thos. A. Ledwith, plasterer, 400 W. 41st st. 2. Solomon Peyser, real estate, 135 Orchard St. Fourth avenue. 25. Louis Hammer, barber, 439 E. 9th St. Samuel Unger, ventilators, 74 Eldridge st. 26. Pat. M. Costello, nurse, 195 Avenue B. 35• Wm. J. Gallagher, driver, 306 \V. 41st St. 3. 3. Chas. F. Rabell, dentist, 129 W. 22d St. 36.J ohn Clone, machines, 360 \V. 42d St. 4. Charles E. Seward, lawyer, 224 Broome St. 4. Henry Ahearn, clerk, 153 W. 28th st. 27. James Curran, clerk, 700 E. 13th St. Eugene Ferris, confectionery, 6 Chrystie st. 28. John Martin, machinist, 724 E. 12th st. 37. Wm. J. Fitzpatrick, driver, 315 \V. 42d St. 5. 5. Jno. P. Hart, florist, I I2 W. 30th sL 38. John H. Meyer, clerk, 331 \'V• 43(1 St. 6. Edward Kirschfield, clerk, 73 Ludlow st. 6. Nicholas D. Vianay, clerk, 313 Seventh ave. 6. Max Lang, printer, 95 Orchard St. Fifteenth Assembly District. 39. James Mullady, penciler, 4! t W. 42d st. 7. Saml. J. Davis, agent, 140 'N. 3oth St. 40. Gaston Sauter, news agent, 345 \\'. 45th St. 8. Louis Schwen, shoes, 7234 Essex St. 8. John Lane, springs, 231 W. 33d St. I. Timothy Crean, laborer, 520 W. 27th St. 9. Harvey D. , carpenter, 97 Chrystie St. Chris. Clark, moulder, 441 \V. 26th st. 41. E. Fowler, porter, 563 Ninth ave. 9. Walter S. Nourse, clerk, 329 Seventh ave. 2. 42. William Layer, electrician, 733 Ninth ave. io. Herman Goodman, cigars, 5i Ludlow St. so. Abraham Maze, Jr., clerk, 121 E. 31st St. 3. Francis J. McQuade, driver, 319 Ninth ave. xi. Carl E. Ockelmann, bookkeeper, 61 Norfolk Harry T. Harrow, driver, 405 W. 28th st. 43. W. Bayard, florist, 422 'iV. 52d st. I I. Henry P. Muller, cigars, 463 Fourth ave. 4. 44. Benj. Silverstein, clerk, 764 Ninth ave. street. 12. Fredk. Luhrs, merchant, 136 W. 29th St. 5. Thomas J. Duffy, driver, 522 W. 29th St. J. Hammerschmitt, musician, 134 Allen St. Geo. Hartman, grocer, 537 W. 28th St. 45. Francis J. McConnell, undertaker, 451 W. 12. 13. Godfrey Dritschel, tobacco, 352 Seventh ave. 6. 5oth st. 13. Charles Heckel, driver, 125 Stanton St. 54. Geo. Lehr, store, 391 Seventh ave. 7. James Heffernan, plasterer, 437 W 30th at. Harry McCulley, clerk, 357 Grand St. John Kelly, laborer, 407 W. 30th St. 46. John Joyce, steamfitter, 751 Ninth ave. 14. 15. Michl. Kolzem, plumber, 393 Seventh ave. 8. 47. I. C. Kraushaar, salesman, 339 W. 48th St. 15. Chas. Sadler, salesman, 19 Orchard St. 16.Jno. Miller, florist, 145 W. 31st St. 9. Michael Hanley, stonecutter, 462 W. 32d St. i6. Gustave Rubin, cutter, 174 Eldridge st. Io. Patrick McNamara, fireman, 425 Tenth ay. 48. Henry Hoffsomer, roofer, 422 W. 49th St. 17. Geo. J. Muller, cigars, 121 E. 31st st. 49• Vim. Van Winkle, painter, 420 W. 45th st. 17. Julius Michel, traveller, 205 Bowery. i8. Fredk. J. McGuire, carver, 664 Sixth ave. I I. John \V. Spaulding, clerk, 447 W. 32d st. IS. Gustave A. Mannebach, toolmaker, 152 Essex I2.olrn M. Kelly, carpenter, 459 W. 32d St. 50. Louis Leader, clerk, 330 W. 42d St. ig.'I'hos. J. Kinlen, plumber, 209 W. 32d St. 51. Jacob Lehmer, clerk, 616 Ninth ave. street. 20. Robt. E. Moss, salesman, r 16 W. 40th st. .3. Jos. F. Geoghegan, bookkeeper, 419 W 33d 19. Louis Marks, cutter, 248 Broome st. 25. Francis J. McGuire, upholsterer, 664 Sixth street. 20. Charles F. Rieger, tailor, io3 Essex st. avenue. 14, John H. Sleight, roofer, 439 W 34th st. Eighteenth Assemble District. 21. John Biebel, carver, 133 Orchard st. 22. W. J.13ell, bookkeeper, 405 Fourth ave. 15. Philip H. Meredith, machinist, 428 W. 35th st. I. George H. Pfarre, plumber, 16o E. 25th st. 22. Michael Heffern, clerk, 226 Chrystie St. 16. 'Thomas F. Shine, brasafinisher, 527 W. 33d St. 2. Byron Parker, drummer, 153 E. 29th St. 23. Julius H. Drehwald, pianomaker, 139 Forsyth Twelfth Assembly District. t7. John E. Kelly, clerk, 453 Tenth ave. 3. Jacob Sulkey, hatter, 400 Third ave. street. I. Wm. J. Robertson, agent, 147 Goerck St. IS. Daniel B. Sullivan, express, 423 \V• 36th St. 4. Hugh J. Keenan, painter, 165 F. 33d st. 24. Chas. L. Strohmenger, musician, 137 Suffolk 2, Abm. Goldsmith, cigars, 483 E. Houston at. Ig. Charles Richter, clerk, 422 W. 37th St. 5. William F. Gaynor, shoes, 526 Third ave. street. 3. Chas. Smith, porter, 173 Avenue C. 20. William Devine, clerk, 555 W. 36th at. 6. John G. Carson, gasfitter, 435 E. 85th St. 25. Edward A. Sachs, paper ruler, 173 Forsyth David Jacobson, truckman, 127 Columbia st. 21. John McKaffrey, driver, 497 Tenth ave. 7. Thomas Brown, electrician, 201 E. 42(1 St. 4. W. 37th street. 5. Wm. Reinhardt, painter, 1o9 Sheriff st. 22. Anthony J. Obermeir, carpenter, 440 8. Geo. B. Gardiner, salesman, 315 E. 33d st. 26. Sam Robinson, cigars, 65 Ludlow st. Adolph Schmidt, cigars, 238 Stanton st. street. q. Charles Myers, express, 713 Second ave. 6. William McTaggart, clerk, 440 \V. 39th st. 27. Charles Solomon, jeweler, 268 Broome St. 7. Henry C. Hoffman, machinist, 224 Stanton 23. Io. John McCarthy, polisher, 764 Second ave. 28. Chas. M. Pierce, hardware, 30 Canal St. street. 24. Charles Gridley, painter, 440'IV.39th St. II. Frank Sheehan, salesman, 652 Second ave. 29. \V. T. Lincoln, compositor, 114 32 Essex St. Geo. Weber, clerk, 163 Attorney St. 25. H. A. Schickling, newsdealer, 277 W. 36th st. 12. Wm. Keane, painter, 6o9 Third ave. 8. Edward Jager, clerk, 234 \V. 31st st. 30. Philip G. Kloeber, notary public, 289 Broome 9. E. M. Friend, lawyer, 267 Seventh St. 26. 13. Michael J. Donohue, leisure, 641 First ave. street. so. Adolph Schwarzbaum, stationer, 3 Avenue B. 27. John J. O'Neill, musician, 455 W. 28th St. 14. Michael J. Murray, coal, 308 E. 39th st. 31. Morris Breslauer, real estate, 91 Norfolk St. ix. Jacob Feuchtwanger, clerk, 32I E. 4th St. 28. Berry E. Dandorph, clerk, 435 \V. 39th st. 15. Martin Boylston, livery stable, 213 E. 38th St. John P. Wolf, printer, 358 W. 40th at. 12. Herman Rushin, barber, 284 Second St. 29. 16.J oseph Boylston, livery stable, 233 E. 37th St. Geo. Martin, cutter, 256 Third St. 30. Charles I-less, cigars, 309 W. 39th st. 17. Geo. P. Moody, coachsmith, 311 E. 37th St. Ninth Assembly District. 13. Charles Reynold, clerk, 329 W. 3Sth St. 14. Jacob Klosheim, barber, 208 3d at. 31. 18.John W. Cotty, driver, 340 E. 40th St. I. Joseph Smith, clerk, 50 Clarkson St. Isaac Warner, salesman, 318 E. 4th st. 32.J ohn J. McGuire, mouldings, 351 W. 39th st. 19.James Cooney, harness, 1639 First ave. 2. John F. Heelan, oysters, 300 W. Houston St. 15. 33•Joseph M. Byrne, physician, 367 W. 37th St. 16. Chas. McCue, dry goods, 388 E. 4th St. 20. John J. Faye, clerk, 334 E. 36th st. 3. Wm. H. Collins, printer, 51 Leroy St. Dan'l J. Sharkey, bookkeeper, 387 Eighth st. 34. Geo. Busch, coal, 346 W. 36th at. 2I. John T. J. Fox, plasterer, 412 E. 34th St. 4. Charles R. Senior, painter, 18 Jones St. 17. 35• Patrick Lyden, shoemaker, 444 Ninth ave. 22. Nicholas Gannon, laundry, 1456 18. Herman A. Stockvis, dry goods,57 Avenue C. 32 Broad- 5. Alfred Senior, clerk, 30 Carmine St. ig. Jacob Berla, painter, 83 Avenue C. 36. Patrick J. Gray, liquors, 600 Eighth ave. way. 6. Thos. F. Campbell, moulder, 172 Perry St. 20. Sam'1 Manheimer, clerk, 39 Avenue C. 37. Geo. F. Guenther. clerk, 541 Ninth ave. 23. Jacob Eckstein, painter, 231 E. 34th st. 7. Michael J. Fee, printer, 173 W. 4th St. 21. Edw. McGovern, driver, 137 Avenue D. 38. Robert Levy, clerk, 250 W. 37th St. 24. Patrick F. Casey, pianomaker, 302 E. 35th at. 8. John J. Hendricks, clerk, 14 Jones St. 22. Sam'l Dinkelspiel, clerk, 250 Seventh st. 39• Joseph I. Simpson, clerk, 246 W.36th St. 25. Edward Keiley, porter, 303 E. 33d st. 9. Henry Selzer, express, 174 W. 4th St. 23. Harry Fry, salesman, 635 Sixth St. 40. Simon Gartman, retired, 238W. 35th st, z6. James Crowe, varnisher, 339 E. 33d St. so. Joseph Maxwell, clerk, 4o Barrow St. 24. Joseph Kalb, cigars, 623 Sixth St. 41. Frank S. Streep, printer, 434 Seventh ave. 27. Thomas Gannon, brass finisher, 679 Second ii. S. W. Salomon, laundry, 70 Bedford st. 25. Emanuel Shields, bookkeeper, 318 Eighth st. 42. Nicholas Miller, agent, 410 Seventh ave. avenue. I2. A. M. Vair, clerk, 57 Morton St. 26. Edw. P. Dadlinger, clerk, 118 Avenue C. 43. Geo. F. Johnson, glovecutter, 263 W. 32d St. 28. Louis S. Lobenstein, spinner, 252 E. 33d St. 13. William Bogert, brass finisher, 4 Jones at. 44. Henry 1"itschen, clerk, 262 W. 31st st. 29. Francis J. Daly, clerk, 328 E. 33d St. 54. Thos. H. Smith, lawyer, 43 Barrow St. 27. Isaac Herzfeld, clerk, 363 Eighth St. Nicholas C. Conlon. collector, 209 W. 29th St. 28. Henry Hahn, salesman, 395 Eighth st. 45. 30. Thomas McCabe, truckman, 322 E. 32d St. 15. J. L. Snyder, barber, 372 W. I ith St. 35. Robert O. Byrne, lawyer, 217 E. 31st St. Stephen Denton, laborer, 688 Washington St. 29. Nathan Scheuer, laces, 135 Avenue C. 16. 30. Andrew Haas, clerk, 624 Ninth St. Sixteenth Assembly District. 32. Frank Schweitzer, dry goods, 549 Second 17. Thos. M. Delaney, ice, 49 Thirteenth ave. avenue. i8. Joseph Ward, oysters, 783 Greenwich st. 31. Jno. May, Jr., packer, 360 Eighth St. i. John O'Connor, driver, 259 Avenue B. 32. Jno. A. Hamilton, salesman, 725 Ninth St. 33•Joseph McArdle, housesmith, 328 E.31st st. ig. Walter E. Warren, clerk, 232 W. ioth st. 2. C. J. Sheridan, clerk, 654 E. tbth St. 33. Geo. J. Goetz, clerk, 437 E. ioth St. Edw. J. Dunn, clerk, 652 E. 16th St. 34• John Glennon, clerk, 311 E. 29th at. 20. Edward F. Glynn, clerk, 5! Grove st. 3. 35. Andrew Graham, clerk, 504 Second ave. 21. Arthur T. Izod, bookkeeper, 556 Hudson st. 34• Thos. J. Shannon, tailor, 46 Avenue D. 4. Robert Spitzer, conductor, 628 E. 17th St. 35. Louis Benedict, packer, 224 Seventh at. Henry Hessi„ glazier, 293 Avenue C. 36. John Gaynor, agent, 242 E. 30th St. 22, Charles 13. Gildea, pipefitter, 6 Thirteenth 5. 37. James McDonald, clerk, 213 E. 28th St. avenue. 6. Joseph H. Tortoni, broker, 536 E. 17th St. Thirteenth Assembly District. 7. John J. Moran, clerk, 404 E. 23d at. 38. John E. McAevinney, moulder, 487 First ave. 23. D. Thorp Van Wart, collector, 326 W. Iith 39• William II. Alford, lumber, 490 Second ave. street. r. Joseph Hannigan, driver, 352 Eighth ave. S. John F. Crane, clerk, 6t I E. 14th st. 9. James McGiynu, conductor, 515 E. 15th St. 4o. Lawrence T. Lockridge, undertaker, 319 E. 24. B. Sulzberger, clerk, 43 Jane St. 2. John F. Clark, driver, 435 W. 16th St. 26th street. 25. Charles Livingston, laborer, 493 West St. 3. Wm. Barclay, driver, 427 W. 16th at. Io. John Collier, driver, 516 E. i5th St. I i. Terence B. Murphy, salesman, 250 First ave. 41. William J. Gorman, pianomaker, 493 Second 26. C. H. Westervelt, foreman, 14b Horatio st. 4. Thos. J. Butler, tin roofer, 247 \V. 16th St. avenue. 27. J. A. Fennell, salesman, 51 Eighth ave. 5. Chas. Wheiland, furniture, 250 Eighth ave. 12. William J. Stewart, clerk, 248 First ave. John Alsheimer, painter, 417 E. 15th st. 42, Patrick Casey, machinist, 361 Third ave. 28. James Donovan, clerk, 323 W. 4th st, 6. I). G. Ward, clerk, 249 \V. 24th st. 13. 14.John Dillon, frames, 426 E. 16th St. 29. George W. llwinel1, driver, 51 Jane St. 7. William Wall, clerk, 269 W. 19th St. Nineteenth Assemb,), District. 30. Charles Germet, clerk, 8 Gansevoort St. S. Terence Muldoon, horsedealer, 5o8 W. 15th 15. William Peuder, clover, 405 E. 16th at. 31. St. George 1.ee, manager, 311 \V. I3th st. street. 16. Edward J. Casey, stonecutter, 418 E. 18th St. I. Seth A. Gcrrety, salesman, 206 \V. 53d st. 32. James E. Lynch, machinist, 73 Gansevoort St. 9. Jno. E. Seery, clerk, 214 W. 17th at. 17. Michael J. Malloy, agent, 443 E. 18th St. 2. James O'Brien, gaslitter, 930 Eighth ave. IS. Thomas F. Connor, clerk, 415 E. igth st. 3. Joseph (,)uigley, electrician, 505 \V. 56th st. 33. Patrick Moran, driver, 73 Gansevoort St. to. Simon I-Iorn, tailor, 157 Ninth ave. 34• Thos, F. Wevant, coachman, 334 \V. t ith st. is. C. A. Kellet, cierk, 215 \V. 17th st. ig. Henry Zwickert, metal, 346 first ave. 4. John (;ray, lahoter, 424 \V'. 53d st. David S. Itw•inell, driver, 51 Jane ;t. 52. Thomas Cahill, roofer, 464 \\"..25th st. 20. John E. l)uan, porter, 369 Fir.;t ave. 5. Jolu1 A. 1itzgerald, housesnuth, 560 \V. 54th 35. street. 36. Robert Ucnton, oysters. 421 \Ve-t St. 13. I. i:rr ',iic (lark, } ii~;!c:, 337 V. 20th st. 25. Berman Laas, clerk, 382 First ave. 37. Daniel it. I)winell, icc, 51 Jane st. 14. I' ltric'I, 1 ), lire'., a:d'uO, 207 W. 20th st. 22. John T. Wynn, roofer, 443 1:. 23d st. 6. John iticDonald, laborer, 504 W. 55th St. SEPTL\IBEI: 25, 1890. THE CITY RECORD. 3083

7. Michael F. Fitzgerald, trunks, 560 W. 54th St. Io. Edmond J. Butler, painter, 242 W. 20th St. 22. Pierce Thornton, salesman, 72 E. 119th St. 77. William J. O'Brien, carpenter, 42o E. 123d St. 8. James W. Ryan, engineer, 305 W 55th St. ii. Louis Mendelson, tailor, 913 Sixth ave. 23. Patrick Thighe, laborer, 2056 First ave. 78. William j. Healy, carpenter, 158 E. 112thst. 9. Jobn P. O'Neil, plumber, 410 W.56th st. I2. Horace G. Rice. produce, 908 Sixth ave. 24. A. Wineburgh, electrician, 41 1 E. I i8th St. 79. Patrick Mulcahy, shoes, 2164 Third ave. Io. Wm. J. Anderson, driver, 416 W. 56th St. 13. Stephen Murphy, leisure, 429 Park ave. 25. Edwin F'. Lyng, clerk, 1752 Madison ave. 80. Michael A. Scanlon, rubber, 434 E. 107th St. I I. Thos. Melvill, conductor, 502 W. 55th St. 14.Joseph L. Hilton, collector, 913 Sixth ave. 26. Wm. II. Brinkerhoff, bookkeper, 161 E. 81. James 11. I itch, notary, 157 E. I Iotl1 St. 12. Hugh McDonald, teamster, 792 Eleventh ave. 15.John J. Brock, waiter, 19 E. 52d St. 108th street. 13. Henry Woods, clerk, 839 Tenth ave. i6. L. S. Rosenstiel, Jr., dentist, 634 Lexington 27. Benj. R. Halley, cutter, 267 Pleasant ave. Twenty-fourth Assembly District. 14. John Schlitz, barker, 869 Ninth ave. avenue. 28. Geo. S. Wilkes, lawyer, 26 E. 129th st. 1. Rich. O'Connor, butcher, 165 Alexander ave. 15. Dan'l J. Greenough,auctioneer, 43 W. 6oth st. 17. Edward Smith, real estate, 58 E. 64th St. 29. Michael Jackson, conductor, 1738 Madison 2. Louis Langfield, cigars, 140 Alexander ave. 16. Martin J. Golden, polisher, 879 Tenth ave. 18. Patrick Thompson, waiter, 910 Sixth ave. avenue. 3. Otto H. Lange, salesman, 21S \Villis ave. i7. James J. Hart, clerk, 972 Tenth ave. 19. Arthur Leary, salesman, I t I E. 53d St. 30. Edward Genet, tinsmith, 131 E. 118th st. 4. David F. Toomey, lawyer, 726 E. 139th St. ,8. Michael McKedna, conductor, 509 W. 59th 20. S. R. Newton, designer, 784 Sixth ave. 31. Moses M. Brown, salesman, 1776 Lexington 5. George \V. Powder, painter, 628 E. 141st st. street. 21. Hugh Kelly, plumber, 121 E. 77th St. avenue. 6. Chas. O'Rourke, clerk, 2465 Third ave. 19. Joseph A. Hyatt, janitor, 46 West 62d St. 22. John W. Boyd, agent, 993 Park ave. 32. Charles Mittnacht, dyer, 152 E. 112th St. 7. John Lee, bartender, 488 College ave. 20. Matthew Byrnes, brakeman, 938 Tenth ave. 23. James Garner, horseman, 157 \V. 56th St. 33. Thos. Slattery, agent, 200 E. I 13th st. 8. E. A. Crostic, dentist, 2550 Third ave. 21. John W. Gallagher, railroad, 203 W. 61st St. 24. William Meyers, printer, 757 Seventh ave. 34. E. Lowinson, printer, S.W.cor. Pleasant ave. 9. John Mulhall, baker, 740 E. 143d s'. 22. Lewis A. Muldoon, carpenter, 438 W. 58th St. 25. Stephen Burns, oysters, 906 Sixth ave. and 114111 St. io. Lawrence Siebert, collector, 598 E. 144th st. 23. John Reardon, stableman, 437 W. 56th St. 26. Thomas F. Nolan, leisure, 1005 Park ave. 35° W.J. Walter, barber, 2314 First ave. II. Michael Blake, carpenter, 797 E. 144th St. 24. John Russell, clerk, 121 \V. 61st st. 27. G. W. Graham, moulder, io8o Second ave. 36. John T. Reilly, clerk, 205 E. 116th st. 12. Henry W. Ewen, pattern maker, 614 E. i5oth 25. William J. Martin, clerk, 503 \V. 54th st. 37. John F. W. Meyer, salesman,2o58 Third ave. street. 26. John J. Rush, driver, 451 W. 52d st. Twenty-second Assembly District. 38. Simon Finck, cutter, 126 E. I15th St. 13. Louis Stilgenbauer, conductor, 580 E. 151st F. S. Taylor, conductor, 2548 Eighth ave. 27. I. Isaac Friedeuberg, agent, 170 E. 74th st. 39. Michael Kenney, clerk, 75 E. 115th st. street. 28. Patrick Uug an, cooper, 545 W. 57th -St. 2. Gabriel Houseman, salesman, 425 F. 79th St. 40. Morris S. Rauch, music, I22 E. 117th st. 14. William Vex, grocer, 373 Brook ave. 29. Peter J. Grealy, conductor, 402 W. 56th St. 3. Moses Mihlhauser, railroad, 328 E. Both st. 41. Patrick F. O'Rourke, teas, 155 E. I i8th st• 15.John H. Schulze, carpenter, 710 Courtland 30. Altred Schlitz, fireman, 1083 Tenth ave. 4. 42. George C. Weber, barber, 243 E. 113th st. avenue. Wm. J. McSpedon, carpenter, 1303 Third 43. 31. Harry A. Jacobs, painter, 433 W. 56th St. avenue. W. H. Curtis, trucks, 200 E. 115th St. r6. Thomas Granville, porter, 468 Robbins ave. 32. Thomas Carney, conductor, 184th St., Kings- 5. Mark Rafalsky, decorator, 16o E. 79th St. 44. James Carney, painter, 442 E. 114th St. 17. Wm. b1. Johnson, painter, 612 E. 141st st. bridge road. 6. 45. H. H. Berry, harness, 305 E. 116th st. 18. George W. Kingston, mason, 924 F. 149th st. S. Van Debugh, clerk, 162 E. 81st st. 46. 33• W. E. Dunn, clerk, 416 W. 57th St. 7. B. C. Gerken, wood, 1498 Third ave. James 1'. Cunningham, stone cutter, 2228 19. William McEvoy, oil, 585 Eagle ave. 34• P. A. Eiser, real estate, 296 W. t 16th St. 8. Robt. M. Ashman, gasfitter, 200 E. 83d St. First ave. 20. John J. Carroll, coachman, 1199 Fulton ave. 35° Wm. T. Minson, clerk, 303 V. 126th St. 9. Robt. Crowe, railroad, 228 E. 89th St. 47.Edmrmd A. Mould,paititer,2342 Second ave. 21. Frank S. Hinman, clerk, 1209 Franklin ave. 36. George 13. Mitchell, railroad, 83d St. and 10. Henry L. Nash, clerk, r 135 Park ave. 48. William McElroy, clerk, 408 E. I18th St. 22. James J. Roach, hatte., 639 E. 163d st. Twelfth ave. II. Morris W. Lynch, grocer, io6 E. 88th st. 49. Ralph Brunner, cigars, 417 E. 18th St. 23. Wm. J. Gerahty, carpenter, 993 Forest ave. 37. Woodward 1I. Lyon, bookkeeper, 276 W. 12. D. J. Shelly, collector, 184 E. 88th st. 50. Adam llarfer, cigar.,, 325 E. 117th St. 24. Patrick J. Baine, mason, Intervals ave. north 115th St. 13. Henry Becker, roofer, 166 E. 87111 st. 51. John B. Schaffer, bookbinder, 329 E. I19th of Home St. 38. Warren 11. Ryan, barkeeper, 1623 Ninth ave. 14. Francis T. Reynolds, waiter, 244 E. 9oth St. street. 25.J ohn H. Voss, operator, 839 E. 167th St. 39. John R. Christ, painter, 152d St. and Twelfth 15. Andrew Schreck, cigars, t26o Third ave. 52. Hiram Al. Fuller, milk, 247 E. t 18th St. z6. Henry A. Sanger, compositor, 1311 Clinton avenue. 53. John J. O'Brien, driver, E. 117th st. avenue. '.,r 16.John J. Maynard, bookbinder, 1572 First ave. 339 40. Julia E. IIartman, florist, 35 st. 17. Ambrose Jackson, clerk, 338 E. 57th St. 54. Alexander W. Cohn, salesman, 117 F. 115th 27. Joseph Doyle, dry goods, 1413 Washington 41. James Brown, carpenter, 140 W. 105th st. 18. Max L. Waters, apothecary, 1708 'Third ave. street. avenue. 42. Patrick A. McCormick, bartender, 144 W 19. Henry W. Neumann, real estate, 1632 Ave- 55. George W. Ferris, painter, 71 E. 120th St. 28. James I). McKillop, agent, 246 E. 125th St. tooth St. nue A. 56. Cooper Culver, foreman, 1312 Tenth ave. 29. Robt. J. Gray, manager, 1667 Morris ave. 43. Frank Reilly, brakeman, 1852 Tenth ave. 20. Isidore L. McKenna,salesman, 528 E. 87th St. 57. Owen O'Neill, conductor, 2199 'Second ave. 30. James E. Salmon, electrician, 177th s'. near 44. John W. Hanley, clerk, 72 \V. io6th st. 21. James A. Kelly, plasterer, 352 E. 84th St. 58. Jame, W. Lupfer, real estate, 466 Lenox ave. Vanderbilt ave. 45• John M. Stewart, clerk, 212 ..,r St. 59. 22. Frank P. Holland, waiter, 21 I E. 84th St. Daniel J. Matthews, plumber, 234 E. 111th 31. W'm. S. Tier, clerk, 1820 Prospect ave. 46. Henry Wenzel, pianomaker, 1853 Ninth ave. 23. Emil R. Sothen, clerk, 1642 Second ave. street. 32. Edw. B. Lawrence, bookkeeper, 721 E. 180th 47. Charles Hackey, harLer, 2132 Eighth ave. 24. Cornelius Tobin, clerk, 237 E. 85th St. 6o. Ja ties F. Flaherty, printer, 209= Third ave. street. 48. John W. Kleuck, clerk, 2280 Eighth ave. 25.Jno. C. IIalligan, clerk, 1625 Second ave. 6t. Geo. \V. Thompson, Jr., clerk, 130 E. I24th 33. George T. Keller, Jr., painter, Samuel st., 49•John L. place, shoes, Berkshire Flats, Eighth 26. Isaac I-Iermann, jeweler, 329 E. 83d St. street. West Farms. ave. and 125th St. 27. Anton Strauss, cutter, 1632 First ave. 62. Nicholas G. Lalor, stair builder, Hotel Boule- 34• Calvin Brennan, laborer, 1940 Vanderbilt 50. S. Berliner, clerk, 255 \V. 127th St. z8. Al. V. Evans, merchant, 521 E. 84th st. vard. avenue. 51. Janes McCormick, plumber, 271 W. 126th st. 29. James 11. Clinch, clerk, 532 F. 84th st. 63. Thomas J. McFall, clerk, 87 E. io8th St. 35°Joseph A. Kirby, carpenter, 1933 Bathgate 52. Elvin M. Kimmey, furniture, 266 W. 128th St. 30. Edw. Stricker, salesman, 342 E. 84th St. 64. James K. Welch, janitor, 221 E. 124th St. avenue. Michael H. Smith, engineer, 239 W. 123d St. 65. Gerson Goldstein, broker, 2265 First ave. 53. 31. James Pierce, clerk, 2 t 1 E. 83d St. 36.J ames Harrison, contractor, 184th St. and 54. Geo. W. Homan, switchman, 225 W. 135th st. 66. Charles Eckels, agent, 208 E. 123d st. Creston ave. 15oth St. 32. Chas, S. Wiegand, clerk, 222 1:. 84th St. 55. Reginald W.Jenkin,, broker, 46oW. 33• Jacob Steiner, cigars, 1605 First ave. 67. Michael King, painter, 323 E. I17th St. 37. Daniel McCaffrey, driver, 179111 st. and Bath- 56. Martin J. Doran, grocer, 2157 Eighth ave. 34. Frank A. Milton, janitor, 515 E. 83d st. 68, Abraham Baum, clerk, 208 E. 104th St. gate ave. 57. G.J. Stark, grocer, 121 St. 69. Wm. R. Cline, paper ruler, 221 E. 125th St. 38. Allan Campbell, mason, Willard ave. and Augustus Cohen, clerk, 321 W. 126th St. 35-John J. Kane, clerk, 526 E. 83d St. 58. 36. Henry Seligman, agent, 1572 First ave. 70.J. E. McKiernan, operator, 187 E. 117th st. First St. 59 J• Al. Tieman, truckman, 325 W. 126th St. 37. David Marcus, cutter, 351 E. 81st St. 71. Daniel Doran, clerk, 249 E. 125th st. 39, S. T. Pinckney, Jr., electrician, 1848 Batbgate William Wendt, cashier, 541 \V. 125th st. 60. 38. Wilton G. Wharton, compositor, 231 E. Soth 72. B.J. McAllister, clerk, 245 E. 128th St. avenue. 61. Thos. F. Hogan. mailer, 524 W. 131st st. 73. Ernest E. Conklin, agent, 152 E. 127th St. 40. Munson S. Millspaugh, casemaker, Spuyten John W. Wyman, express, 142 St. bet. Hamil- street. 62. Simon Lemberger, railroad, 338 E. 82d St. 74. Gustus Newwitter, salesman, 67 E. 123d St. Duyvil. ton pl. and Grand Boulevard. 39. 75. 40. Jacob Hamburger, bookkeeper, 402 E. 79th Jos. P. Dwyer, plumber, 518 E. i 19th st. 41. William Delaney, clerk, 184th St. and Morris 63. James M. Kin„ florist, 2549 Eighth ave. 76. T. O. Houston, operator, 55 W. 128th st. avenue. Chris. J. Brangan, carpenter, 149th St. and street. 64. 41. Augustus F. Bisch, janitor, 416 E. 79th st. - ______Tenth ave. 42. Adolph Glauber, storekeeper, 1397 Third ave. 65. John R. Fluri, paper-hanger, 2732 Tenth ave. POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, No.300 MULBERRY STREET, Flank U. Johnstone, agent, 165th st., Tenth 43. Thos. J. Armstrong, plumber, 1464 Second BUREAU OF ELECTIONS, NEW YORK, September 19, 1890. 66. avenue. and St. Nicholas ayes. Notice is hereby given in pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Police, that the following George Newton, tailor, [59th St., Tenth and 44. Louis Neuman, cigars, 1502 Second ave. 67. 45°Julius Burstein, painter, 1444 Avenue A. named persons are under consideration for selection and appointment as Inspectors of Election on Amsterdam ayes. behalf of the Democratic party for the ensuing year. Aaron Rhead, express, W. 152d st. 46. Richard Sehill, teacher, 1441 First ave. 68. 47. Anton Malkmus, cigars, 333 E. 77th St. Objections thereto, if any exist as to their qualifications, are hereby invited, to the end that the 69. Frank Cooley, conductor, 166th st. and Ridge 48. John Coakley, paperhanger, 348 E. 77th St. same may be investigated before the final action of the Board. road. 49° Geo. F. Loesch, painter, 1365 Third ave. T. F. RODENBOUGH, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. 50. John J. Brown, paper, 1305 Third ave. Twentieth Assembly District. NEW YORK DEMOCRACY. 51. Benjamin Emanuel, clerk, 1453 Second ave. i. Isaac A. Van Bomel, milk, 730 Third ave. 52. Louis Brotbeck, pianos, 340 E. 76th St. First Assembly District. 24. Geo. O'Connor, laborer, 9 Pell St. 2. This. F. Darcy, undertaker, 423 E. 52d St. 53. Aug. A. Breitenberger, chandeliers, 1418 I. Thos. F. Grady, clerk, southeast corner Broad 25. Timothy Shea, driver, 33 Madison st. 3. Louis Levy, wall paper, 418 E. 52d St. Avenue A. and Pearl sts. 26. Max Mayh, salesman, 99 Baxter St. 4. John Imh,f, hardware, 994 First ave. 54. Adolph Caspari, agent, 1572 First ave. 2. Thos. Fahey, truck driver, 12% Morris St. 27. Peter O'Connor, driver, 94 Baxter st. 5. Rob't T. Halliday, mineral waters, 314 E. 55.John Bauer, butcher, 1298 Third ave. 3. Dennis J. Ryan, salesman, 307 Pearl St. 28.J ames Dunn, carrier, 15o Leonard St. 54th St. 56. Hyman Fredericks, agent, 128o Third ave. 4. James McKeown, porter, 309 Pearl St. 6. Geo. \V. M. Leanard, clerk, 751 Third ave. 57. Robert H. Armstrong, clerk, 253 E. 72d st. 5. Michael Doherty, stevedore, 49 Washington Third Assembly District. 7. Sam. I.emberger, watchman, ra6r First ave. 58. G. S. Schlesinger, merchant, 351 E. 72d St. street. I. S. 11Wiiry Berger, carpenter, 245 E. 45th St. 59. Francis J. McNally, plumber, 507 E. 74th St. 6. Walter Jennings, telegraph, 57 Dey St. 2. 9. John C. Egan, clerk, 833 Third ave. 6o. James E. O'Neil, painter, 412 E. 73d st. 7. John W. Hays, laborer, 21 Morris St. 3• to. William F. Harnett, clerk, 230 E. 45th st. 61. Geo. Roach, photographer, 301 E. 71st St. 8. John Dwyer, butcher, 205 Greenwich St. 4• ii. Patrick Kerr, grocer, 221 E. 47th st. 62. C. G. Norman, plumber, I225 Third ave. 9. Chas. Schenck, artist, I9 N. Moore st. 5• 12. P. F. Costello, collector, 216 E. 59th st. 63. Mordecai L. Gotthelf, agent, 210 E. 76th st. io. Rudolph Howsen, clerk, 51 N. Moore st. 6. 13. Beuerman Frank 0., canvasser, 314 E. 52d 64. M. J. Ennis, painter, 12Ig Third ave. I I. P. J. Gorman, clerk, 176 Greenwich St. 7. street. 65. James Sundius, clerk, 313 E. 69th St. 12. I.oui- Roach, barber, 168 Washington St. 8. 14. Lawrence Cheevers, plumber, 210 E. 57th St. 66. Emil Guthmann, dry goods, 1287 First ave. 13.Jas. E. Reid, clerk, Igg Washington st. 9. 15. Rob't O'Toole, clerk, 178 E. 64th St. 67. Janes Evans, teamster, 317 E. 64th St. 14. Henry Harris, poultry, 65 Barclay St. I0. t6. Patrick J. B ylan, driver, 203 E. 44th St. 68. Joseph Strauss, fruit, 331 E. 79th St. 15. Win. T. Tate, clerk, 19 N. Moore St. II. 17. Wolf Mayer, butcher, 310 E.5tst st. 69. Simon Badt, tailor, 1045 Third ave. 16. Thos. Kennedy, driver, 153 Hudson St. I2. 18. John W. Flynn, treason, 430 E. 58th St. 70. David J. Leahy, polisher, 350 E. both st. 17.Jos. B. McIntyre, carman, 194 Franklin St. 13. 19. Peter P. Kinlen, painter, 212 E. 56th St. 71. Chas.Caulfield, horseshoer, 1098 First ave. 18. William A. Dow, clerk, 167 Franklin St. 14. 20. William Muehling, pianomaker, 143 E. 58th 72. Patrick G. Birmingham, stevedore, 1135 ig. William Small, clerk, 154 Duane St. 15. Second ave. street. 20. Henry Ports, clerk, 394 Canal st. 16. 21. Aug. Weinlandts, cutter, 424 E. 58th St. 73. William Mahony, plumber, 316 E. 6oth St. 21. H. Fahrenkamp, salesman, 12 Laight st. 17. 22. Wm. McAdam, plumber, 958 Third ave. 74. Arthur O'Leary, clerk, 401 E. 6oth st. 22. David Reed, clerk, 193 Franklin st. 18. 23. Wm. H. Keating, plumber, i5o E. 52d St. 75. G. W. Boyle, cigars, 1024 Third ave. 23. Thos. B. Caughlin, clerk, 332 Greenwich st. 19. 24. John J. Collins, bookkeeper, 332 E. 48th St. 24. Samuel Tate, clerk, 19 N. Moore St. 20. 25. Jos. M. Everard, bookkeeper, 343 E. 52d St. 21. 26. Alfred L. Bennett, express, 862 Third ave. Twenty-third Assembly District. 22. Second Assembly D'strict. 27. Henry Grube, grocer, 835 First ave. I. Timothy Barry, awnings, 1546 Park ave. 23• 28. Thomas F. Britt, plumber, 328 F. 53d st. 2. James Cahill, blacksmith, 170 E. 112th st. I. Robert Walker, printer, 118 Centre st. 24. 29. Henry A. Shultz, milk, 870 First ave. 3. Emil Badin„ barber, 156 E. 118th St. 2. P. Reilly, printer, 3 New Chambers St. 25. 30. Sam'l L. Beekman, upholsterer, 1112 Second 4. John Bermingham, roadmaster, 169! Third 3. Michael Shea. cutter, 474 Pearl St. z6." a, enue. avenue. 4. Joseph R. Burnham, bookkeeper, 13 Peck sl. 31. Lewis Cohn, real estate, 114 E. 50th St. 5. Herman Landres, musical instruments, 2205 5.1 . J. Collins, driver, 148 Leonard st. 32. Edw. Kennedy, bricklayer, 1008 First ave. Third ave. 6. John J. Hasson, cards, 55 Oliver st. Fourth Assembly District. 33•James Ennis, clerk, 979 First ave. 6. Wm. James Nicholson, conductor, 1895 7. John J. O'Brien, printer, 483 Pearl St. 1. Eunice Oesbreich, express, 198 E. Broadway. 34• Dan'l J. Kelleher, printer. 236 E. 47th st. Second ave. 8. Patrick H. Kelly, clerk, 88 Elm St. 2. A. Snyder, clerk, 245 Clinton St. 35 Joseph L. Smith, clerk, 236 E. 54th St. 7. Dennis Coleman, stevedore, 1877 Second 9. James McGowan, porter, 6 Franklin st. 3. John Doyle, clerk, 75 Madison St. 36. James A. Fitzgerald, clerk, 304 E. 52d St. avenue. lo. James Wynn, printer, 36J Oak St. 4. James Maguire, clerk, 259 Henry St. 37. Joseph A. Wolf, painter, 335 E. 54th St. 8. Wm. H. Balkwill, saddler, 312 Lenox ave. I i. Frank Coles, clerk, 8 Franklin St. 5. Edw. Mehan, printer, 203 E. Broadway. 38. Wm. J. McEvily, printer, 134 E. 50th st. 9. Richard S. Woolcott, clerk, 129 E. 101st St. 12. Patrick Farrell, printer, 66 Oliver st. 6. John Higgins, collector, 340 Madison St. 10. John J. Daly, lineman, 1876 Third ave. 13. Stephen Muzzio, grinder, 5 Baxter st. 7. J. J. Whalen, driver, 225 Monroe St. I I. James M. Boutwell, harness, 236 E. 105 St. 14. Isaac J. Peoples, truckman, 472 Pearl st. 8. Geo. E. Walters, laborer, 231 Henry St. Twenty-first Assembly District. I2. Patrick J. Ryan, clerk, 412 E. toad St. t5. John K. Murray, driver, 495 Pearl St. 9. Pat'kJ. Cahill, Jr., driver, 163 E. Broadway. i. Thos. J. Smith, carpenter, 561 Seventh ave. 13. Walter C. Waddell, clerk, 234 E. 105th at. t6. James Keenan, plumber, 475 Pearl St. Io. Selig Whitman, actor, 143 Division St. 2. Frank Coakley, hvtry stable, 113 W 53d st. 14. F. B. Wenson, clerk, 2028 Second ave. 17. Thomas Elliott, laborer, 148 Leonard at. I I. John T. Hargrove, clerk, 1541 Madison St. 3. Wm. R. Milne, clerk, 77 W. 44th St. 15. Oscar Schaefer, bar tender, 2058 Seond ave. 18. Thomas O'Connor, electrotyper, 132 Leon- I2. Louis Lepman, porter, 175 Madison St. 4. Nicholas H. Foy, clerk, 130 E. 51st st. 16. Warren H. Earle, clerk, 203 E. !05th st. ard st. 13. Wm. H. Williams, clerk, 193 Madison st. 5. Paul Couilloud, artist, 389 Park ave. 17. Henry Feurth, conductor, 153 E. 105th St. 19. Robert Waters, express, 21 Mott st. 14. William J. Gore, compositor, 155 Madison st. 6. Max Goldstein, tailor, too W. 5oth St. t8. Charles Edwards, conductor, 93 E. io8th st. 20. John White, clerk, 114 Centre St. 15. J.H. Goodwin, paper-hanger, 3 Canal St. 7. Louis Polak, cigars, 109 W. 46th St. Ig. George Young, clerk, 1713 Lexington ave. 21. John J. Crowley, clerk, 86 Centre st. ,6. Edw. F. McGuire, finisher, 198 Madison st. 8. John F. Gerbrach, milk, 841 Sixth ave. 20. Emil Raab, gilder, 157 E. (07th St. 22. James A. McMahon, printer, 128 Leonard St. 17. Robert McGuinnis, clerk, 292 Cherry st. 9.0. Friedel, clerk, 161 E. 53d st. 21. John F. Gribbon, clerk, 99 E. t 16th st. 23. Edw. Walker, driver, i i8 Centre St. 18. Chas. Germershauser, Jr., ice, 25OClinton at 3084 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 25. 1890.

19. John Gueruen, laborer, 326 Cherry St. Eighth Assembly District. 6. Jos. H. Murphy, clerk, too W. 27th St. 5. Frank A. Green, clerk, 300 W. 33d St. 20. Wm. H. Braitmayer, printer. 285 Madison St. I. William Moroney, bartender, 27 Bayard St. 7. Abe Kaufman, billiards, 136 W. 29th St. 6. Patrick Smith, clerk, 420 W. 46th St. 2!. Michael Dunn, bartender, i55 Madison St. 2. Andrew A. Hutchison, clerk, ,88 Chrystie St. 8. Wm. R. Stewart, painter, 501 Sixth ave. 7. Simon Housler, designer, 444 Eighth ave. 22. John McKenna, printer, I27 Monroe st. 3. Joseph Fisher, barber, 68 Forsyth st. 9. Jas. F. Coyle, florist, 112 W. 3oth St. 8. Patk. J. McHugh, watchman, 456 Ninth ave. 23. John T. Harrington, carpenter, 6oi Water st. 4. Julius Rubenstein, waiter, 74 Division at. Io. Chas. H. Underhill, clerk, 'CO W. 32d St. 9. John Brophy, solderer, 550 \V. 39th st. 24. Barth. Cronin, driver, 362 Cherry St. 5. Henry H. Dreher, clerk, 67 Chrystie St. ii. Eugene Egan, coppersmith, 100 W. 32d St. Io. Edw. Hussey, watchman, 417 W. 33d St. 25. Jos. Mallon, clerk, 33 Montgomery st. 6. Paul Roth, real estate, 16og Avenue B. 12. Robt, W. Smith, clerk, 45 W. 28th St. II. Thos. G. Brown, clerk, 475 Tenth ave. 26. Jno. Higgins, clerk, 243 Madison st. 7. Frank E. Lawrence, clerk, 201 Chrystie St. 13. E. R. Townsend, electrician, 103 W. 32d St. 12. Adolph Walter, bartender, 26o 'N. 40th St. 27. Isaac E. Brown, salesman, 6o Baxter st. 8. Chas. Schoenthaler, salesman, i88 Chrystie 14. Chas. E. Innes, plumber, 103 W. 32d St. 13. Martin J. Corcoran, clerk, 446 Eighth ave. 28. Robt. E. Tormey, clerk, 240 Madison St. street. 15. Geo. J. Prentice, cigars, 100 W. 32d St. 14. Robert Frazer, clerk, 321 \V. 35th at. 29. Edw. Mullins, printer, 358 Cherry st. 9. Henry Cady, blind-hanger, 73 Delancey St. i6. N. T. Townsend, clerk, 529 Sixth ave. 15. Theodore Lutz, harness, 464 Eleventh ave. 30. Wm. McKenna, rigger, 31 Montgomery st. io. John T. Cornell, clerk, 83 Allen St. 17. Garrett Busch, coal, Ioo W. 32d St. 16. B. F. Poth, plumber, 313 W. 35th St. 31. Thos. F. McHugh, clerk, 271 E. Broadway. I I. Jas. H. Bagler, Jr., clerk, 93 Orchard st. t8. Rich. English, cigars, 105 W. 29th St. 17. Adam Rheim, shoemaker, 204 W. 3oth St. 32• James Costello, laborer, 349 Madison at. 12. Otto Hauffe, bookkeeper, 114 Eldridge St. Ig. Gus. H. Elsasser, agent, 431 Seventh St. 18. Chas. A. Eitel, clerk, 523 W. 27th St. 33 ose h McCabe, ruler, 336 Madison st. 13. Max Lang, printer, 95 Orchard at. 20. Thos. E. Keegan, florist, 673 Sixth ave. 19.J ohn Corrigan, sawyer, 5og W. 28th St. 34• Jas• J. Mahoney, printer, 33 Montgomery St. 14. Chas. H. Grand, bookkeeper, 57 Clinton St. 21. Wm. P. Hurd, journalist, 43'• 39th St. 20. Christie Becker, driver, 438 W. 39th st. 35• Jno. J. Buckley, driver, 240 Madison St. 15. Robt. Schwerter, jewelry, 298 Broome St. 22. Jas. F. Dore, awnings, 113 W. 33d St. 2I. John j. McGlone, driver, 239 W. 30th St. 36. James Mallon, printer, 262 E. Broadway. 16.Jno. A. Laber, lithographer, 172 Chrystie St. 22. Jos. Schimmoller, machinist, 259 W. 30th St. 37. D. J. Stack, driver, Igo Monroe St. 17. Mayer Berwald, speculator, 153 Forsyth St. Twelfth Assembly District. 23. \\tm. J. Scowcroft, clerk, 83 W. 90th St. 18. Wm. H. Schloert, photographer, 183 Chrystie I. 24. James A. Daly, watchman, 97th at. and Riv- street. 2. erside Drive. 25• John H. Shipp, carpenter, 1548 Ninth ave. Fifth Assembly District. 19. Thos. F. Devitt, salesman, t I I Allen at. 3. 20. Clement W. Matthews, clerk, 157 Orchard St. 4• 26. Frank H. Keily,r(raughtsman,I21',V.95th st. I. John L. McDermott, cigars, 335 W. Houston 21. \Vrn. J. Shelly, gold heater, 165 Elm at. 5 27. Harry D. Potter, salesman, 167 W 94th St. street. 22. Thos. F. Donohue, salesman, 161 Mott St. . 28. A. R. Barry, plumber, 57 \V. 9zd st. z. Jno. Loeman, porter, 560 Greenwich st. 23. John Rubin, collector, 78 Orchard St. 7. 29. 3. Alois Wilhelm, salesman, 311 Hudson at. 24. Philip Votteler, wheelwright, io8 Forsyth St. 8. 30. 4. Albert Atter, plumber, 526 Greenwich St. 25. Roeoland J. Noe, clerk, i i6 Division St. 9. 31. 5. Jas. E. Halsey, hardware, 36 Dominick at. 26. Fred. Haas, clerk, 29 Bowery. 10. 32. 6. Frank Vail, clerk, 12 Watt st. 27. Harry Harding, bookkeeper, 92 Stanton it. II. 33• 7. Jno. J. Kelly, bartender, 133 Varick St. 28. Frank H. Smith, clerk, 203 Chrystie St. I2. 34. George Debacher, brass, 448 \V• 37th St. 8. M.J. Murnane, driver, 68 Vandam St. 2g. Jno. Dietrich, jewelry, ioi Allen St. 13. 35. 9. Chas. H. Williams, salesman, 255 Spring St. 30. Chas. L. Strohmenger, musician, 137 Suffolk 14. 36. io. Chas. Koch, Jr., bookkeeper, 7 Clark St. street. 15. 37. is. F. F. Cooper, collector, 59 Vandam St. 31. Thos. O'Connell, salesman, 560 First ave. 16. 38• 12. Win. Brock, express, 115:Charlton at. 17. 39• 40. 13. Wm. O'Neil. mason, 69 Charlton st. Ninth Assembly District. 18. 14. Wm. A. Griffin, butter, 45 King St. 59. 4t• 15. Patk. Walsh, clerk, 179 \V. Houston St. I. Wm. P. Hart, wheelwright, 629 Washington 20. 42. Jas. D. Mason, undertaker, 444 Eighth ave. street. 2I. 43• 16. Jacob Keyser, cigars, 55 King at. 2. Tiros. Patton, porter, io Clarkson at. 17. Jno. J. Twiste, railroad, 159 Prince St. 22. 44• 3. Geo. W. Roberts, clerk, 8o Perry St. 23• 45• IS. Thos. F. Depew, clerk, 295 W. Houston St. 4. Jas. T. Barry, driver, 21 Downing at. Ig. Win. J. Farley, clerk, 171 Spring St. 24• 5. Jas. P. Hyland, finisher, 19 Downing at. 25• 20. Adam C. Hermann, teas, 196 Prince St. 6. Sixteenth Assembly District. 2I.Jos. Vollker, leisure, 531 Broome St. Henry Johnson, machinist, 717 Greenwich it. 26. 7. Geo. B. Doscher, carpenter, 7 Carmine St. 27. I. Wm. W. Delaney, compositor, 245 Avenue B. 22. Alfred t uiripel, expressman, 222 Spring St. 8. Jno. J. Fee, clerk, 173 W. 4th St. 23. James J. Ilambrick, clerk, I22 Varick at. 28. 2. Thes. Reilly, railroad, 261 Avenue B. 9. Jno. J. Noonan, miller, 190 W. 4th st. 29• 3. Andw. F'. Sullivan, printer, 282 Avenue B. 24. Isaac U. Brower, Jr., bookkeeper, 135 Spring io. C. W. Neilson, clerk, 39 Barrow St. street. 30. 4. Jas. Rogers, gasfitter, 437 E. 17th St. 25. John C. Roth, janitor, 9 Charlton st. Ii. Peter Grode, clerk, 112 Christopher St. 31. 5. Michael J. Brophy, clerk, 519 F. 14th St. 12. W. V. \Webb, clerk, 132' Morton St. 32. 6. John J. Farrell, saloon, 546 E. 17th St. 26. J. H. Gausman, porter, 110 W. Houston St. 13. Leslie H. Corde, clerk, 93 Bedford St. 27. Bernard McIntyre, printer, 64 King St. 33• 7. Jas. Clark, driver, 546 E. 17th St. 14. D. N. Wilber, Jr., clerk, 463 Hudson st. 8. Wm. Fineran, bartender, 231 Avenue A. 15.Jno. F. Bopp, umbrellas, io8 Barrow st. 34• 35• 9. Jas. L. Chamberlain, driver, 517 E. 17th st. 16.Jno. E. Cronan, clerk, ix Weehawken St. Io. Geo. Brophy, porter, 51g E. 14th st. Sixth Assembly District 17. Mellen J. Battle, salesman, 531 Hudson St. Thirteenth Assembly District. I I. John J. Corcoran, clerk, 424 E. 15th at. iS. Herman Thalmann, oyster dealer, 240 W. 12. i. Henry T. Kotta, pressman, g8 Lewis St. i. John F. Foley, newsdealer, 529 \V. 20th St. 1). Henry, telegraph, 4i0 E. 15th It. ioth St. 13.J no. A. Krebs, printer, 239 Avenue A. 2. David H. Soden, watchman, 40 Columbia at. 19. Jos. A. Flock, engraver, 85 Christopherst. 2. Win. M. Taller, printer, 313 W. 16th st. 14. Ldw. Kelly, clerk, 27 Columbia St. Pat'k F. McIlugh, clerk, 97 Ninth ave. Geo. Washington, clerk, 358 E. 19th St. 3. 20. Jas. Nolan, iron, io8 Charles St. 3. 15. Thos. F. Moran, driver, 428 E. 17th St. 4. Emil Froeleustedt, barber, 290 Delancey St. 2I. Jno. D. Smith, clerk, 97 Perry St. 4. Wm. Dresch, wood turner, 235 \V. 17th st. 16.Jno. J. Whalen, clerk, 417 E. 17th at. Barney Sullivan, driver, 93 Sheriff St. 5. James P. Kettle, printer, 335 W. 17th St. 5. 22. Chas. H. Moran, clerk, 7 Cornelia St. 17. Chas. C. Brinkman, clerk, 318 First ave. 6. Jere. Waning, furrier, 68 Columbia St. 23. Theodore Conrad, compositor, 320W. 11th St. 6. Bernard F. McCue, clerk, 335 W. 17th St. 18. Ph. Pathenheimer, bottles, 307 Delancey St. John W. Berrian, builder, 354 \V. 18th st. G. R. Wilkinson, porter, 321 First ave. 7. 24. Philip Kelly, weigher, 163 Charles at. 7. Ig. Albineus E. Netzel, insurance, 316 First ave. 8. John Owen Regan, cooper, 293 Rivington at. 25. Jno. R. Murphy, printer, 56 Leroy at. S. James Fleming, driver, 233 W. i8th st. R. J. Donnelly, undertaker, 33 Cannon at. 9. M. E. Carmichael, salesman, 406 \V. Igtli St. 20. John Phelan, butcher, 315 E. 21st St. 9. 26. Jas. J. Muldoon, hatter, 96 Janest. 2I. John J. Tracy, collector, 310 E. 24th st. io. Jno. Steller, cigars, 293 Rivington at. 27. Jno. Bradley, butcher, 748 Washington st io. William Berry, varnisher, 317 W. 20th St. 22. I i. Joseph Kitt, ferryman, 37 Cannon St. Stephen P. Kelly, plumber, 439 E. 23d St. 28. Wm. E. Roche, clerk, 84 Perry st. II. John Nichol, merchant, 314 W. 18th St. 23. Jas. Gould, clerk, 402 E. 26th St. I2. Jacob Levy, slippers, 277 Delancey St. 29. Andrew J. West, clerk, 627 Hudson st. I2. James E. Curran, salesman, Igo Eighth ave. 24. Thos. F. Barns, clerk, 41 Cannon st. Jas. T. McMahon, clerk, 315 E. 21st st. 13. 30. Jos. Steinmetz, machinist, io6 Christopher at. 13. Frank O'Brien, clerk, 184 Eighth ave. 25. W. A. Corey, telegraph, 212 E. 25th St. 14. Justice McNamara, caulker, 6t Columbia. 3i. Jno. F'. Luther, Jr., tuner, 88 Bedford St. 14. Frank J. Coyle, laborer, 275 W. 17th st. 26. Edw. W. Hepper, telegraph, 336 Second ave. 15. Max. M. Grossman, tailor, 6o Cannon St. 32. Bernard Curran, clerk, 61 Carmine st. 15. Carsten J. H. Hinken, clerk, 208 W. 26th St. Peter F. McBride, laborer, 25 Goerck st. 27.J ohn Cramer, clerk, 61 I E. 14th St. 16. 33• Dan'l Murphy, printer, 448 W. 14th St. 16. Geo. J. Tietjen, driver, 134 Tenth ave. 28. F. J. Haberstroh, clerk, 340 E. 24th st. 17.Jas. P. O'Neil, driver, 290 Delancey St. 34. Pat'k T. Leavy, bookkeeper, 181 W. 4th St. 17. Geo. C. Muller, galvanizer, 345 W. 16th St. 29. Jno. T. O'Grady, salesman, 261 First ave. 18.Jacob Finkelstone, crockery, Soo Grand St. i8. Ethan Allen, painter, 257 W. 21St St. 35. E. J. Byrne, clerk, 688 Hudson St. 30. Geo. C. Saffer, marble, 217 E. 23d St. Ig. Edw. Lynch, brushes, 49 Lewis St. 36. Geo. E. Saunders, butcher, 332 W. 16th at. Ig. Geo. T. Stedman, hatter, 234 W. ,9th St. 3i. Edw. White, florist, 211 E. 19th at. 20. Jas. F. Delaney, clerk, 25 Ridge street. 20. Wm. Johnston, carman, 168 Eighth ave. 37. Win. C. Woods, lanterns, 67 Carmine St. 32. Jno. J. Cannon, clerk, 333 First ave. 21. Owen Sullivan, cooper, 64 Broome st. 2I. Jas. B. Harvey, agent, 357 W. 25th at. 33. Win. Kielley, clerk, 22. Thos. H. Hill, lawyer, 37 Cannon St. 349 E. 18th St. 22. Geo. H. Stetson, clerk, 303 W. 22d St. 34. Francis Bird, marble, 331 E. 16th st. 23. Thos. Kenny, clerk, 132 Broome at. Tenth Assembly District. 23. Pat'k F. Connolly, clerk, 263 W. 19th St. I. John Greehee, paper-hanger, 197 Forsyth st 35• Michael O'Farrell, watchmaker, 265 First 24. Martin Kett, telegraph, 57 Cannon St. 24. Michael J. Downing, stone cutter, 432 W. avenue. h Johnson, driver, go Goerck St. 2. John Wissenmann, packer, 237 Eldridge St. 25. Hug 26th St. 36. Rob't E. Poore, cutter, 409 E. 17th St. 26. J. J. Brady, carpenter, 72 Sheriff St. 3. John E. Oaks, clerk, So E. 4th St. 25. Chas. E. Pierce, clerk, 524 W. 22d St. 27. Louis Nussbaum, brushmaker, 33 Cannon St. 4. T. J. Brown, bookbinder, 361 Bowery. 26. Simon Horn, tailor, 157 Ninth ave. 28. James Reilly, laborer, 95 Sheriff st. 5. George Nichol, shoemaker, 116 E. 4th St. 27. Thos. F. Daly, clerk, 315 W. 2oth St. Seventeenth Assembly District. 29. Frank Fitzgerald, clerk, 40! Grand at. 6. Chas. J. Frank, undertaker, 96 E. 4th st. 28. Edw. Kenny, mason, 342 W. i8th St. i. Jas. Cain, gasfitter, 540 Eleventh ave. 30. Jno. Ryder, moulder, 68 Lewis St. 7. John Herrmann, salesman, 337 E. 5th St. 29. Jos. Scanlon, laborer, 329 W. 17th St. 2. Wm. F. Pabst, bags, \V• 46th St. 31. Bernard Martin, railroad, 271 Stanton St. 8. Chas. Stuhr, shoemaker, 3 t 2 E. 6th St. 30. James Boylan, marshal, 230 W. 24th St. 534 3. Wm. M. Kearney, plumber, 542 W 44th st. 32. August Steller, laborer, 297 Rivington St. 9. Charles Eppner, butcher, 68 Avenue B. 31. Jas. H. Gill, bricklayer, 302 W. 20th St. 4. Jno. Schwabe, brakeman, 332 W. 44th St. 33•John Shea, toys, 43 Cannon St. to. John Fagan, clerk, 128 E. 4th st. 32. James O'Neil, tailor, 207 W. 20th St. 5. Thos. C. Murray, clerk, 530 W. 42d St. 34. Andrew P. Nesbitt, carman, 50 Cannon st. II. Richard McMahon, porter, 354 Bowery. 33. James Worth, carpenter, 176 Seventh ave. 6. Pat'k J. Kennedy, railroad, 619 W. 45th St. 35• Sol. Harris, slippers, 85 Lewis st. 12. Charles Renter, painter, 205 Allen St. 34. William Muller, clerk, 339 W. 15th St. 7. Jno. Mahon, laborer, 597 Eleventh ave. 36. John J. Smith, clerk, 78 Lewis at. 13. Chas. Werner, bartender, 361 Bowery. 35. Thomas A. Doyle, conductor, 132 Eighth S. Martin Cully, painter, 708 Eleventh ave. 14. Daniel T. Lawler, clerk, 5o First St. avenue. 9. Henry Reinmuller, wagons, 521 W. 47th st. 15. J. H. Schultz, machinist, 113 E. 4th St. 36. B. D. Herrick, insurance, 322 W. 32d St. Io. Jas. 1'. O'Hara, architect, 412 W. 41st St. i6. William Horn, musician, 54 E. 4th St. I I. Edw. Osborne, florist, 518 W. 49th It. Seventh Assembly District. I . Frank L. Goff, theatre, 48 E. 4th St. Fourteenth Assembly District. I2. Jno. Murphy, boats, 669 Eleventh ave. iS. Val. Stemiger, oysters, 104 E. 4th St. I. Richard Wilkins, clerk, 42 Eighth ave. I. Nicholas Heyne, leisure, 228 E. ioth St. 13. T. Mulrenan, agent, 449 W 43d St. 2. Anthony Cerriglio, newsdealer, Ig E. 16th Ig. Henry Polonsky, clerk, 88 First ave. 14. Thos. J. Coar, carpenter, 5 17 W. 49th St. 20. Joseph Hagan, driver, gg E. 4th St. 2. Fend. Stiefel, salesman, 6 Stuyvesant St. street. 3. Paul Mara, jeweler, 153 First ave. 15. Peter McCormack, harness, 534 W. 5oth St. 3. Wm. P. Parke, hardware, Sixth ave. 21. Chas. McGill, agent, 395 Bowery. 16. Jas. McCarthy, stone cutter, 535 W. 50th St. 344 22. Philip Bischop, iceman, It8 E.4th st. 4. Aug. Kubler, butcher, 342 E. 9th St. 4. Harry Earle, musician, Grand Central 5. Chas. Wagner, finisher, 335 E. 9th st. 17.Martin J. McAvoy, laborer, 5 i8 W. 51st st. Hotel. 23. Emil Schrempf, carpenter, iii E. 4th st. i8. Wm. A. Curran, driver, 742 Tenth ave. 24. Nathan L. Gaus, cigars, 113 E. 4th St. 6. James H. Campbell, clerk, 241 E. ioth St. 5. Danl.. Hawks, undertaker, 309 W. 4th st. 7. Wm. Gunter, printer, 345 E. 9th St. Ig. Thos. Hardibode, railroad, 456 W. 52d at. 6. Jno. H. Webb, salesman, 8 University pl. 25. Jacob Schwoerer, roofer, 4o Second ave. 20. Chas. Gottlieb, salesman, 804 Eighth ave. 26. Edw. Fischer, photographer, E. 6th St. 8. Chas. Reilly, printer, 352 E. 9th St. 7. Edw. A. Baldwin, lawyer, 8o Washington sq. 535 9. Wm. Heule, electrician, 135 Avenue A. 21.Jas.Clark, painter, 723 Eleventh ave. 8. I). H. Foley, broker, 96 Sixth ave. 27. Geo. F. Muller, carpenter, 197 E. 4th st. 22. Jas. L. McManus, mason, 456 W. 49th st. 28. Peter Smith, clerk, 363 Bowery. to. Louis Dammer, barber, 439 E. 9th st. 9. Geo. Palser, clerk, 114 \Vaverley pl. II. Henry Mueller, clerk, 278 E. ioth St. 23. Wm. J. Featherston, bartender, 415 W. 48th Io. Geo. O'Sullivan, cutter, 8o Eighth ave. 29. Ernest E. Bahr, musician, 129 E. 4th St. street. 30. Thomas Lawrence, clerk, 13 E. 3d St. 12. F. A. Dreyer, cutter, 447 E. 9th st. ii. Thomas Brennan, physician, 85 Clinton pl. 13. Geo. Dilberger, printer, 343 E. 11th St. 24. Jno. J. Shea, leather, 443 W. 48th St. 12. Geo. H. Kimball, painter, 105 Greenwich 31. Henry F. Bohm, painter, 214 E. 6th St. 25. Wm. F. Calhoun, lumber, 449 W. 44th st. 32. Chas. H. Fanner, clerk, 7 E. 3d St. 14.Jno. Lawrence, moulder, 230 First ave. avenue. 15. Jas. Gibney, porter, 441 E. 12th st. 26. David Putnam, paper-hanger, 671 Ninth st. 13.J. Edw. McGee, upholsterer, 269 W. 12th St. 33. Bart. S. Gilmore, actor, 207 E. 3th St. 27. Jas. O'Neil, plumber, 440 W.47th St. Frank H. Peters, pianos, 408 Sixth St. 16.Jos. F. Burke, housesmith, 165 Avenue A. 14. Geo. W. LaForge, clerk, 31 Jane St. 34. 17. Wm. Schmitt, oysters, 6o5 E. 12th St. 28. Hugh Allen, bricklayer, 420 W. 46th St. 15.Jos. F. McEntee, salesman, 126 Duane St. 35.Jacob Manheimer, cutter, 408 Sixth St. 29. Geo. Grotz, driver, 438 W. 45th at. 36. Henry Foth, varnisher, 89 E. 3d st. 18. Wm. Duffy, clerk, 418 E. 12th St. ,6. Herman Smith, clerk, 37 Clinton pl. Ig. Val. A. Gerlach, cutter, 508 E. I Ith St. 30. Chas. F. Davis, bookkeeper, 405 W. 44th St. 17. H. Pruett Share, publisher, 200 W. 14th St. 37. Geo. W. Ley, machinist, 513 E. 5th St. 31. Mich'I J. Turney, railroad, 3 38. N. Meyerhoff, agent, 77 E. 4th at. 20. Henry Gentzlinger, collector, 182 Avenue A. 25 W.43d st. 18. Ignatz Barth, plumber, 66 University pl. 2I. Fred. Muehlhaus, railroad, 168 Avenue B. 32. Jas. Dallaghan, railroad, 56, W. 42d St. Ig. Robt. Suss, salesman, 6 E. 14th St. 39. Herman E. Koegel, waiter, 115 Avenue A. Hugh F. Gaffney, teamster, 765 Tenth ave. 4o. Peter H. Houck, clerk, 128 First ave. 22. Fred. W. Straus, clerk, 61g E. iith St. 33. 20. Alphonse Hartog, bookkeeper, 250 W. 16th 23. Robt. Kohrt, coffins, 6o6 E. 12th St. 34•Jno. F. Von Alhvoerden, Jr., painter, 547 street. 41. Julius C. Schulz, printer, 337 Fifth st. Ninth ave. 42. John Johnson, gas fixtures, 221 E. 6th St. 24. Jno. S. Kenney, varnish, 637 E. I2th St. 2I. Wm. H. Burke, clerk, 84 Eighth ave. 25. Louis Meister, jeweler, 640 E. 13th St. 35. Timothy Holleran, painter, 671 Eighth ave. 22. Edw. J. Carroll, leisure, 107 Seventh ave. 43. Gustave Welp, baker, 214 Fifth St. 36. Jno. H. Barrett, painter, 330 W. 42d St. 44. Conrad Zimmer, produce, 127 Seventh St. 26. Peter Brady, iron worker, 219 Avenue C. 23. Chas. J. Campbell, clerk, 152 W. 2ISt St. as. Tracy, printer, 183 Avenue C. 37. A. Michallman, newsdealer, 276 W. 43d st. Jno. F. McCabe, expressman, 237 W. 15th St. 45. George Becker, butcher, 423 Fifth St. 27.J 24. 28. Geo. A. Starrett, machinist, t5 Dry Dock st. 38. Geo. J. Fielbig, painter, 352 W. 44th St. 25. D. McDonnell, bookkeeper, 7 E. i8th St. 39. Matthew J. Dobson, blacksmith, 315 W. 44th 26. Harris Abel, salesman, 13 W. 16th St. Eleventh Assembly District. street. 27. Hugh McManus, clerk, 149 Seventh ave. i. Arthur Brittiner, builder, 100W. 32d st. Fifteenth Assembly District. 40. Walter L. Quackenbush, railroad, 646 Ninth 28. A. B. Norris, journalist, 40 W. 20th St. 2. W. F, Fitzsimmons, harness, 931 Sixth ave. i. James Burke, housesmith, 247 W. 31st St. avenue. 29. Frank W. Braman, bookkeeper, 163 W. 2zd 3. Henry Baur, newsdealer, 103 W. 32d St. 2. Louis Sperry, bartender, 346 Seventh ave. 41-Jas. Monaghan, butcher, 336 W 47th st. street. 4. Patk. M. Troy, laborer, 103 W. 32d St. 3. Edward Burke, painter, 221 W. 29th St. 42. C. J. Curtis, insurance, 343 W 47th St. 30. Chas 'Hawthorne, costumers, 173 Fifth ave. 5. Geo. Samuells, mining, 143 W. 31st St. 4. Philip O'Connell, driver, 349 W. 36th St. 43• Chas. Davidson, clerk, 855 Eighth ave. SEPTEMBER 25, I890 THE CITY RECORD. 3085

44. Jacob Neumiller, manufacturer, 415 W. 47th 62. Robert A. Muller, barber, 2358 Eighth ave. . Morris l)oblin, traveler, 248 E. 68th St. 44• street. 63.Jas. J. O'Donnell, deputy sheriff, Broadway, 4c. Emanuel \Volf, clothing, 158 E. 79th st. 45. 45•Jos. E. Raynes, fitter, 839 Eighth ave. bet. 13oth and 131st sts., Seconia Flats. 41. Ely Steinheimer, bookkeeper, 307 E. 79th St. 46. 46. Jno. E. Esterly, railroad, Sbo Eighth ave. 64. Jos. W. Holland, plumber, 26o W. 143d st. 42. J. M. Mayer, cigars, 342 E. Both st. 47. 47. Caleb C. Warren, clerk, 792 Ninth ave. 65. Edw. Brennan, blacksmith, 467 W. 15oth St. 43• S. Jonas, tobacco, 1537 Third ave. 48. 48. Benj. J. Curry, plumber, 266 W. 47th St. 66. Wm. J. Duffy, salesman, W. 151st St. near St. 44• James Coyle, driver, 417 E. 79115 St. 49• 49• Win. J. Gilon, real estate, 259 W. 43d at. Nicholas ave. 45•Joseph Welsh, clerk, 237 1?. 59th St. 50• 50. Pat'k O'Toole, porter, 421 V','. 44th st. 67. Bernard Shafer, fire patrol, 215 W. 58th st. 46. Robt. Trueheart, hatter, 1464 First ave. 51. 51. Robt. Plunkett, plumber, 421 W. 44th st. 68. W. J. McGuire, clerk, 236 W. 54th St. 47. George W. Gamble, guard, 349 E. Szd at. 52. 69. Frank A. Donohue, watchman, 427 W. 56th 48. Conrad B. Kilett, barber, 425 E. 74th st. 53• Eighteenth Assembly District. street. 49. Thomas Gallagher, driving, 323 E. 72d St. 54• I. Wm. F. Fallon, tailor, 201 E. 34th St. 50. James M. IIughes, plumber, 1473 Third ave. 55• 51. Joseph J. Murphy, plumber, 1461 Third ave. 56. 2. Morton Grosse, clerk, Windemere hotel. Twentieth Assembly District. 52. Hugh M. O'Brien, plumber, 173 E. 62d st. 57• 3. Chas. Diamond, salesman, 53 Lexington ave. 53• Chas. Piepes, steamfitter, 303 E. 65th St. 4. Thos. Byrnes, coachman, 167 E. 35th St. I. William Sheuer, undertaker, 34o E. 49th St. 58• Jos. F. Kelly, bookkeeper, 166 E. 34th St. 2. Henry J. Thomas, editor, 473 Lexington ave. 54-John J. Flynn, bricklayer, 320 E. 61st st. 59. 5. 55•Jacob Berger, laborer, 1340 Second ave. 6. Jas. A. Boylan, clerk, 528 Third ave. 3. John C. Dorrett, dry goods, 789 Second ave. 6o. 7. John S. Plunkitt, laborer, 339 E. 39th st. 4. John J. Murray, clerk, 797 Second ave. 56. B. F. Armstrong, iceman, I 188 Second ave. 6x. 5. Edw. Dorn, leisure, 805 Second ave. 57. John Weihe, millwright, E. st. 62. 8. Francis Beardall, iron, 334 E. 37th st. 235 59-h q. John McAloon, clerk, 325 E. 37th St. 6. John J. Reilly, timekeeper, 150 E. 50th St. 58. B. J. Meehan, driver, 422 E. 72d St. 63. Io. Con. Sharkey, teamster, 778 Second ave. 7. John J. Kennedy, builder, 797 Second ave. 59. Theo. Erath, expressman, 1363 Avenue A. 64. I I. John W. Lavender, clerk, 205 E. 41st st. 8. R. H. Galbraith, plumber, 241 E. 42d St. 60. Matthew B. Kelly, cigars, 1386 Second ave. 65. 12. Abr. Lederer, laborer, 712 Second ave. q. Abram Jordan, newsdealer, 239 E. 42d st. 61. Frank A. Falvey, painter, 1043 Third ave. 66. 13. Chas. Meyers, express, 713 Second ave. so. Patk. J. Coyle, railroad, 327 E. 52d St. 62. George G. Converse, Jr., bookkeeper, 365 67. 14. Frank 'I'. Meehan, clerk, 226 E. 35th st. ii. James J. McCann, grocer, 789 Second ave. E. 62d St. 68. 15. Frank Bohata, butcher, 339 E. 38th st. 12. Chas. W. Dorrett, printer, 789 Second ave. 63. George Becke, barber, 3013/i E. 59th st. 69. 13. Mark Davis, clerk, 671 Third ave. 64. Thos. Atkinson, clerk, 167 E. 69th St. 70. 16.Joseph Everley, clerk, 235 E. 35th St. 17.John Lelly, clerk, 324 E. 39th st. 14. Thomas McCaffrey, plasterer, 215 E. 43d St. 65. James Mernagh, bookkeeper, 5040 Third ave. 71. 18.John W. Conroy, clerk, 315 E. 37th St. 15. Fred'k Gale, agent, 247 E. 44th St. 66. Edwin J. Moorcroft, clerk, 318 E. 66th St. 72. 16. Chas. T. O'Reilly, expressman, 228 E. 43d St. 67. Patrick Lyons, moulder, 344 E. 63d St. 73• ig. Michael J. Kelly, clerk, 691 First ave. 68. J. F. Dunn, clerk, 203 E. 64th st. 20. James Reynolds, bartender, 697 First ave. 17. James Kelly, butcher, 333 E 48th St. 74• 21. Wm. B. McGrath, clerk, 330 E. 37th st. 18. Thomas Shree, painter, 829 Third ave. 69. Henry Woolmer, hostler, 202 E. 63d St. 75• 19. James J. McGovern, steamfitter, 213 E.43d 70. Frederick Schillinger, express, 200 E. 63d St. 76. 22. John J. McCarthy, harness, 656 Second ave. street. 71. Geo. C. McCoy, real estate, 365 E. 62d St. 77• 23. Henry J. Collins, operator, 201 E. 34th St. 72. Dan'] Barry, bookkeeper, 201 E. 61st at. 24. John W. Reilly, plumber, 623 First ave. 20. James J. Byrne, painter, 317 E. 43d St. 78. 25. Charles Kehoe, driver, 342 E. 34th st. 21. John Hanlon, clerk, 212 E. 54th at. 73. James J. McGough, plumber, 201 E. 61st St. 79. Thos. F. Nolan, operator, 649 First ave. 22. 74. Chas. Leschynski, sporting goods, 206 E. So. 26. 63d St. 27. Benj. McDonald, plumber, 235 E. 35th st. 23. Herman E. Ebineier, jewels, 1046 Second Si. 28. Philip Sullivan, bookkeeper, 227 E. 28th st. avenue. 75. Richard E. McKone, driver, 11o5 First ave. 29. Geo. W. Doran, clerk, 159 E. Jyth st. 24. Jno. W. Oswald, waiter, I Io6 Second ave. Jas. McFarland, steam-fitter, 210 E. 28th st. 25. Thos. Healey, clerk, 435 E. 59th st. Twenty-third Assembly District. Twenty-fourth Assembly District. 30. 26. Chas. Bell, clerk, 685 Third ave. 31. Patrick Johnson, clerk, 343 E. 31st St. I. Emmett Norris, salesman, Io6 E. 127th st. i. John J. Carey, stationery, 209 Willis ave. 32. Herman Boland, upholsterer, 200 Lexington 27. Patk. J. Baker, laborer, 1097 Second ave. 2. Walter Soule, bookkeeper, 403 E. Both St. 2. Geo. A. Treacy, real estate, 2075 Bathgate avenue. 28. Frank J. Sims, collector, 241 E. 58th St. 3. James Kesse, real estate, 320 E. 122d St. avenue. 33• James Wall, railroad, 150 E. 32d St. 29. 4. Wm. H. Powers, bartender, 1965 Third ave. 3. Thomas H. Johnston, salesman, Kingsbridge. 34• Chas. Fitzgerald, plumber, 314 E. 30th st. 30. 5. Austin Finegan, broker, 411 Pleasant ave. 4. August Schernikan, real estate, 384 Willis 35• Patrick Walsh, clerk, 591 Second ave. 31. 6. Robt. G. Finlay, artist, 5 W. 133d St. avenue. 36. James Pelley, tiles, 318 E. 32d st. 32• 7. Val. Gies, milk, 1504 Park ave. 5. Edward Van Wart, driver, 759 Seventh ave 37. S. Dobson, leisure, 235 E. 36th st. 33• 8. Sam'l L. Frey, bookkeeper, 215 E. 115th St. 6. Ernest Wilbrand, janitor, 367 W. 52d St. 38. Edw. Kelly, roofer, 159 E. 35th St. 34• 9. Michael J. Lally, clerk, 2361 Second ave. 7. Thomas Duff, driver, 2I9 W. 66th st. 39•James Hurley, foreman, 310 E.33d st. 35• Io. Wm. Wattenberg, tailor, 350 Lenox ave. 8. John Russell, conductor, 474 W. 65th st. 40. James Reddy, laborer, 300 E. 35th St. 36. I I. Myron L. Bernard, journalist, 133 E. 113th st. 9. John S. Quinn, contractor, 175 W. 63d St. 41. Evan Thomas, milk, 207 E. 36th St. 37. 12.Nicholas Knox, clerk, Ig W. I 19th st. I0. 42. Patrick Walton, salesman, 224 E. 36th St. 38• 13.Albert Strauss, clerk, 213 E. io6th St. I1. 14.Jay Jarvis, real estate, 5o8 E. 1 16th St. 12. Twenty-first Assembly District. 15. Isidore E. Silverstein, cutter, 215 E. ILoth at. 13. Nineteenth Assembly District. I. ,6. Chas. H. Dunster, painter, 240 E. ,28th St. 14. I. Benj. Gavin, driver, 940 Seventh ave. 2. 17. Edw. B. Gordon, plumber, 21i5 Madison ave. 15. 2. Martin J. Waters, clerk, 940 Eighth ave. 3. 18. Mark L. Frey, surgeon, 215 E. ,15th St. 16. 3. Jno. V. O'Rourke, plumber, 369 W. 52d st. 4• Ig. S. Damelewicz, cigars, 71 E. Iogth st. 17. 20. Theo. F. Sanders, agent, 440 E. 121St st. I8. 4. H. M. Hawkins, oysterman, 367 W. 52d St. 5• 5. Thos. S. Whitney, clerk, 827 Tenth ave. 6. 21. Hem y Raynor, broker, 24 W. I23d St. 59. 6. Thos. McKenny, milk, 827 Tenth ave. 7• 22. Richard H. Bortle, printer, 72 E. I Igth St. 20. 7. Chas. H. I3urnell, express, 804 Ninth ave. 8. 23. Geo. R. Moran, decor-.tor, 18 W. 13;d St. 2I. 24. Jacob Vough, bookkeeper, 56 E. 13oth St. 22. 8. John Byrnes, newsdealer, 829 'Tenth ave. 9. 9. Frank Masterson, leisure, 414 W. 57th St. 10. 25. Philip Orgler, lawyer, 2017 Third ave. 23. Io. John Dooley, bookkeeper, 406 W. 55th St. II, 26. Jacob L. Frey, cigars, 215 E. 115th st. 24. I I. Wnr. F. Ileffernan, painter, Boulevard bet. 12. 27. Win. Beckman, wireman, 1972 Second ave. 25. 64th and 65th sts. 13• 28. Joseph P. Schemich, railroad, 304 E. io6th st. 26. I2. Jno. Brickner, trimmings, 426 W. 55th at. 14. 29. A. J. Henning, clerk, 154 E. I18th St. 27. 13. Michael McCabe, baker, 831 Eleventh ave. 15• 30. C. R. Griffiths, clerk, 56 E. 115th St. 28. 14.J. E. Jackson, railroad, 954 Ninth ave. 16. 31. A. J. Diaz, railroad, 249 E. Io6th St. 29. 15. Thos. Gilday, leisure, 167 W. both St. 17. 32. Wm. H. Murphy, bookkeeper, 119 E. io8th St. 30. 16.Jno. Mehrtens, mason, 942 Tenth ave. 18. 33. J. B. Shannon, broker, 129 E. 116th st. 31• 17. Geo. W. Hasbrouck, clerk, corner 127th St. 19. 34• Israel Adler, cigars, 2128 Third ave. 32. and Seventh ave. 20. 35• Morris Adler, cutter, 187 E. 116th at. 33• 18. Wm. A. Wolf, clerk, 155 W. 61st St. 21. 36. Jos. J. Henning, compounder, 154 E. I i8th st. 34. Ig. Peter M. Mehrtens, painter, 2 W. 64th St. 22. 37. A. F. See, bookkeeper, 6o E. 124th St. 35• 20. Lawrence J. Clancy, driver, 207 W. 62d st. 23• 38. C. Altman, furs, 503 E. 121st St. 36. 21. Jas. E. O'Keefe, painter, to6 W. 63d st. 24• 39. Peter Miller, silversmith, 116 E. Io8th St. 37• 22. Edw. McDonald, carpenter, corner 63d St. 25• 40. Albert B. Demurest, painter, 246 E. I i9th St. 38. and Tenth ave. 26. 41. Rich'd L. Whearty, clerk, 170 E. 113th St. 39. 23. Jas. Whitman, railroad, 145 W. 62d St. 27. 42. 40. 24• Jno. F. Schultz, barber, 979 Tenth ave. 43• 41. 25. August Weber, barber, 152 W. 63d St. 26. Richard Wickstead, umbrellas, 143 W. 63d st. Twenty-second Assembly District. 27. Jas. Fisher, tackle, 137 W. 67th st. I. Jos. McMahon, horseshoer, 155 E. 59th st. POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-No. 300 MULBERRY STREET, 28. Darwin C. Bavinger, bookkeeper, 949 Eighth 2. M. H. Goldsmith, salesman, 220 E. 69th st. BUREAU OF ELECTIONS, NEW YORK, September ig, s8go. avenue. 3. E. Hirsch, salesman, 322 E. 72d St. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Police, that the following_ 29. Horace Young, clerk, 949 Eighth ave. 4. Jacob Hirsch, salesman, 322 E. 72d st. named persons are under consideration for selection and apportionment, as Poll Clerk's of Election 30. Michael McKenna, clerk, 509 W. 59th St. 5. Thomas F. Connolly, plumber, 317 E. 78th on behalf of the Democratic Party for the ensuing year. 31. Jno. II. Will, mason, 319 W. 67th St. street. Objections thereto, if any exist, as to their character or qualifications are hereby invited, to 32. Peter Masterson, stenographer, 426 W. 56th 6. Hugh J. Fitzpatrick, carpenter, 1233 Lexing- the end, that the same may be investigated before the final action of the Board. street. ton ave. T. F. RODENBOUGH, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. Roger Clancey, driver, 712 W. 63d St. 7. John J. Brennan, clerk, 177 E. 85th St. 33. 8. James J. Brennan, bookbinder, 177 E. 85th 34. Geo. Saen, railroad, W. 63d St. bet. Eighth TAMMANY HALL. and Ninth ayes. street. John Mertz, carpenter, 61st at. and Boule- q. A. Sidney Kapp, bookkeeper, 114 E. goth St. First Assembly District. 8. John J. Nelson, glass signs, 124 Roosevelt at. 35. Io. Edward Crowley, plumber, 156o Third ay. I. Henry J. Quinn, waiter, 27 Bridge St. 9. Jas. J. Mahony, clerk, 75 Roosevelt St. vard. Io. Chas. Michael, clothing, 9 Peck slip. 36. August Meyer, shoemaker, to Inwood St. ix. Edw. Glascott, driver, 1390 Second ave. 2. Thos. T. Farrell, clerk, 63 Wall St. Henry Ferguson, driver, Sherman ave. I2. Juli.i~s Grossman, shoes, 1626 Avenue A. 3. Henry Hoynes, clerk, I Io South st. I I. Corn. Carey, compositor, 397 Pearl St. 37. 12. Harry F. Plohr, salesman, 232 William St. 38. Richard Rourke, clerk, 1677 Columbus ave. 13. William Gallagher, spinner, 322 E. 89th St. 4. Patk. Doyle, cooper, I I Albany St. 39• Jas. P. Cosgrove, agent, 228 W. 96th St. 14. Thomas F. McDonald, stone cutter, 1458 5. Rich. J. Kelly, truckman, 49 Whitehall st. 13.Sussman Cohen, clothier, 133 Park row. Philip Cosgrove, leisure, 228 W. 96th st. Second ave. 6. Eug. McAuliffe, clerk, 20 Greenwich St. 14. 40. 15.Jeremiah F. Lyons, printer, 39 Mott St. 41. Wm. G. Simmons, varnisher, 1728 Ninth ave. 15. Peter McKenna, liquors, 1602 First ave. 7. John A. Donovan, fruit, 44 Greenwich st. Samuel Van Varick, mechanic, 1850 Ninth 16. Chas. Feely, clerk, 527 E. 82d st. 8. Patk. Griffith, clerk, 21 Morris st. 16.B. T. Mullrooney, clerk, 27 Park St. 42. 17. avenue. 17. Chas. E. Atkinson, bookkeeper, 216 E. 87th 9. Dan. Murphy, laborer, 20 Rector St. Edw. Scully, pressman, 536 Pearl St. Moses Cohen, cigars, 1773 Columbus ave. street. Io. E. G. Hackett, porter, 271 Greenwich St. I8. 43. 19.John A. Connell, clerk, 83 Madison St. 44. Jas. Wallace, plumber, io6 W. 103d St. 18. Michael Jennings, clerk, 428 E. 86th St. I I. John Corcoran, tackle, 129 Cedar St. Iq. George Hirsch, railroad, 214 E. 89th st. 12. Louis Roach, barber, 168 Washington St. 20. John McVeigh, waiter, 182 Park row. 45. Frederick Spannaus, pianos, 1845 Ninth 21. avenue. 20. Abe Bluementhal, cutter, 336 E. 87th St. 13. Chas. E. Poole, clerk, 202 Greenwich St. Jos. Byrnes, baker, 39 Mott St. Michael Minna, driver, 1731 Ninth ave. 21. Ed. McCabe, clerk, 1602 First ave. 14.Jeremiah Murphy, printer, 174 West St. 22. Abr. Comisky, printer, 59 Mott St. 46. 23. Ph. Simon, paper, 55 Mott St. 47. Geo. J. Boyle, liquors, 206 St. Nicholas ave. 22. J J. Palas, bookkeeper, 315 E. 86th st. 15.John J. Churchill, clerk, 41 Oliver at. Henry C. Biehn, barber, 2306 Eighth ave. 23. Charles Ulrich, clerk, 1605 First ave. ,6. Walter E. Kirk, salesman, 193 Franklin st. 24. Antonio Casazza, clerk, 159 Worth St. 48. 25.Jeremiah Corcoran, clerk, 61 Baxter St. 49. J P. Spaine, carpenter, 2462 Eighth ave. 24.John R. Anderson, bookkeeper, 833 Lexing- 17.Jas. C. Klein, clerk, 189 Franklin St. 50. Henry L. Adams, clerk, 142 Duane St. ton ave. 18. Patk. Galligan, carpet, 6o Beach St. 26. hn J. O'Sullivan, clerk, go Elm st. 5i. Eugene G. Maret, trunks, 2471 Eighth ave. 25.John B. Phelan, clerk, 158 E. 84th St. Ig. Robt. Corrigan, Jr., clerk, 62 E. 88th St. 27. Emanuel Waxman, salesman, 74 Baxter St. 52. Louis F. Stevens, manufacturer, 2417 Eighth 26. A. Kirschner, barber, 1621 Avenue B. 20. Julius Schroeder, neckwear, 5 Laight st. 28. C: W. Morrow, clerk, 353 W. I Ith St. avenue. 27. William J. Kirschner, sampler, 1621 Ave- 2I. Jos. A. Woods, clerk, 18 Greenwich st. 53 .Robert A. Marshall, designer, 264 W.128th nue B. 22. Jas. McKenzie, printer, 480 Canal St. Third Assembly District. street. 28. Henry Owens, printer, 533 E. 85th St. 23.J. H. Bayles, shipping, 56 West St. I. Michl. Farrington, varnisher, 131 Mulberry 54. Jas. E. Fitch, clerk, 252 W. 129th St. 29. Thos. Kiernan, ice, 608 E. 83d st. 24. John J. O'Connell, shoes, 26 Desbrosses St. street. 55• Timothy T. Sullivan, sexton, 2664 Eighth 30. H. Hirschfeld, teacher, 349 E. 72d St. 2. Louis Niebuhr, clerk, 185J Hester St. avenue. 31. Chas. Lassier, painter, 1142 Second ave. Second Assembly District. 3. Michl. Fernen, brass, 118 Mulberry st. 56. Willard H. Green, janitor, 2123 Eighth ave, 32. M. G. Landsberg, journalist, 214 E. 82d St. I. 4. Henry Gallagher, rubber, Ig Marion at. 2. John Jos. Driscoll, clerk, loo Madison St. 5. 57. David M. Barnes, journalist, 400W. 124th St. 33• William Green, cutter, 1566 First ave. Jas. A. Dowling, butcher, 273 Elizabeth St. B. David Marshall, harness, 264 W. 128th St. 34. Franz F. Pfaff, leisure, 412 E. 83d St. 3. John N. Wagner, barber, 339 Water St. 6. Ph. Reigel, Jr., baker, 192 Grand St. 59 Geo. Trabold, bookkeeper, 17 Lawrence st. 35 J.J. McCord, bricklayer, I Io9 First ave. 4. A. E. Murphy, undertaker, 49 Madison St. y Wm. Brennan, clerk, 42 Great Jones St. 6o. Jos. J. Geuthner, driver, 499 W. 124th st. 36. Wm. K. Cohn, merchant, 315 E. 72d St. 5. Henry Stern, watchman, I-4 Chatham square 8. Felix J. Dixon, Superintendent, 415 Broome 61. John H. Morgan, drover, 63d at. and 37. Wm. Donegan, clerk, 327 W. 42d St. 6. Frank H. McCarthy, porter, 49 James at. street. Eleventh avenue. 38. Thos J. Ronan, drummer, 117 E. 120th St. 7• 9. Hugh Curry, driver, 21 Marion St. 3086 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.

io. Geo. J. McFadden, clerk, 32 Spring St. Seventh Assembly District. 20. Jos. A. Becker, bookkeeper, 214 Forsyth st. Fourteenth Assembly District. 2I. Isaac Hamburger, salesman, ioo Second st. 11. Saml. Haskel, cigars, 4 Prince St. I. Wm. J. Hanson, clerk, 133 Macdougal St. I. Wm. P. Mills, clerk, 57 Third ave. 12. Emil Herting, clerk, 187 Elizabeth St. 22. Max Mindheim, merchant, 6o Seventh St. 2. Eli McCormick, clerk, 85 Macdougal St. 2. Frank T. Leaner, publisher, 138 E. t:6th St. t3. Jeremiah Hennessy, fireman, 229 Mott St. 23. Wm. Gort,barber, 175 Third st. 3. H. W. De Malignon, broker, 326 E. 13th St. 14. Win. J. McCarty, printer, 242 Mott St. 3. Louis C. Richard, agent, 115 Clinton pl. 24. Jos. C. Luke, labels, 505 Sixth St. 4. John Straining, cashier, 91 Macdougal St. 4. Alex. Murphy, clerk, 203 First ave. 15. Chas. L. Frailey, clerk, Ig Prince St. 25. Geo. G. Beck, painter, 209 E. 4th St. 5. Thos. J. Frinn, moulder, 334 E. 12th St. 5. Mich. Ward, mineral water, 46 W. 4th St. Geo. Wagenbremer, plasterer, 522 Fifth st. 16. Jos. E. Powers, compositor, 29 Prince st, John Burgess, salesman, 33 Clinton pl. 26. 6. John McNamara, clerk, 203 E. I Ith st. 17. Henry Henke, grocer, 266 Elizabeth st. 6. 27. Jesse G. Miller, bookkeeper, 71 Avenue A. 7. W. A. Nuzurn, clerk, 99 Clinton pl. 7. Thos. Wheen, salesman, 321 E. 9th St. i8. Jerome F. Healy, printer, 69 E. Houston st. 28. John Hansen, varnisher, 404 E. $th St. 8. Chr. Kenny, baker, 137 First ave. 8. J A. Rosenbaum, merchant, 140 Waverley p1. 29. Wm. L. Warner, clerk, Io5 E. 4th st. Ig. Martling W. Odell, agent, 356 Bowery. Marsh E. Stewart, bookkeeper, 45 Christo- 9. And. Wilson, printer, 165 First ave. Morris Jackson, clerk, 374 Bowery. 9. 30. Bern. Krause, clerk, 24 Second ave. 20. pher St. to. Rich.,. Gallagher, carpets, 306 E. Izth St. 21. John F. Schultz, cane maker, 169 Mott St. 31. Jas. J. Byrne, clerk, 21I E. 5th St. i i. John F. Delany, plumber, 325 E. 12th st. io. Geo. Simon, accountant, 6 Patchin pl. 32. Thos. J. Taylor, machinist, 73 Avenue A. 22. E. D. Flannery, clerk, Ig E. 3d st. i I. John Detjen, conductor, 23 Perry St. I2. Jos. Kelley, clerk, 3og East i i th st. 23. John \Veymann, grocer, 148 E. 16th st. 33. John W. Scholl, printer, 327 E. 5th St. 13.Jas. Smith, clerk, 204 E. 13th St. John Ii. Moore, painter, 23 Irving place. 12. Geo. W. Walmuth, collector, 225 W. 12th St. E. Schnackenberg, printer, Sixth St. 24. Wm. S. Finn, painter, 266 W. 12th st. 34. 434 14. Sam. J. Magrath, clerk, 235 E. 12th st. 25. Thos. H. Mangin, clerk, 285 Mott st. 13. L. M. Rosenthal, shoes, 87 Avenue A. 14. John Falihee, dry goods, 123 Greenwich St. 35. I5. Henry H. Schaul, furnishing goods, 204 26,J. F. McGrath, clerk, 8 Spring st. 36. Hugo Liepmann, cigars, 86 Avenue A. Avenue A. 15.J. H. Deutsch, clerk, 4 W. 13th St. 37. Wm. Sti'nes, compositor, 522 Sixth st. Alb. Katz, clerk, 96 Eighth ave. 16. Jas. Smith, packer, 533 E. 13th it. 16. 38. Geo. Miller, bookbinder, 96 Avenue B. 17. Win. A. Webb, eating-house, 124 Sixth ave. 17. Hy. P. Mills, clerk, 57 Third ave. Fourth Assembly District. 39. Hy. Wagner. gilder, 507 Sixth St. t8. Jos. Hoffmann, cigars, 537 E. 12th at. 18. A. Herrwagen, auctioneer, 63 E. 9th st. G. W. Danberd, cigars, 128 Seventh St. i. Chas. J. Farrell, clerk, 112 Henry St. John H. Stetson, salesman, 34 E. 12th st. 40. Ig. Frank J. Mullen, driver, 306 E. 12th St. 19. 41. Peter Walker, machinst, 82 Seventh St. 2. 20. Bern. F. McKeever, plumber, 40 W. 13th st. 20. Edw. C. Doyle, clerk, 213 E. I Ith St. 3. Morris Myer, clerk, 26 Market st. 42. Geo, H. Cone, clerk, 215 E. 6th St. 21. Tim. J. Meagher, cashier, i6o Second ave. 21. Geo. Wallace, clerk, 36 Sixth ave. Aug. Ebeling, clerk, 25 Seventh st. 4• 22. Harry Rose, clerk, 166 W. loth st. 43. 22. Joseph S. Doyle, printer, 284 E. ioth st. 5. Mich.J. Welsh, printer, 78 Pike st. 44. John Eagleston, clerk, 83 E. 7th St. 23. Jeremiah Murphy, carpenter, 165 Avenue A. 23. John C. Mullin, clerk, 230 W. 16th st. Alb. Simon, bookkeeper, Sixth St. 6. 24. G. E. Krauss, merchant, 17 W. 4th St. 45. 333 24. Ed. J. Maenevin, clerk, 313 E. 13th st. 7. John Ackermann, boatman, 84 Pike St. 25. Henry Nassolt, butcher, 252 Sixth ave. 25. Jas. J. McEneany, clerk, 195 Avenue B. 8. 26. Wm. F. O'Donnell, gentleman, 16 Gay st. Eleventh Assembly District. 26. John McLoughlin, driver, 229 Avenue B. g. Sol. Iscar, Jr., clerk, 16 Market St. 27. Thos. IIyland, hostler, 117 W. 18th St. 27. Anth. J. Kersler, bartender, 312 E. 12th st. I. Jos. H. Paris, clerk, 377 Fourth ave. 28. Walter A. Lee, bookkeeper, 247 E. loth St. 10. 28. John J. Corr, salesman, 157 Seventh ave. z. Jas. Mack, newsdealer, 157 W. 33d St. ii. Wm. J. Shaw, clerk, 32 Market st. J. D. Cook, clerk, I17 W. 21st St. 29. 3. 12. 30. R. E. Frear, traveler, i i I W. loth st. Fifteenth Assembly District. 13. Jac. A. Nelson, clerk, 104 E. Broadway. 4. 5. Chas. Baumann, 291 Seventh ave. t. Jas. F. Farrell, livery, 265 \'V• 33d St. 14. Eighth Assembly District. 6. John S. Mahony, clerk, 662 E. 138th St. 2. Wm. J. Ryan, electrician, 551 W. 30th St. 15. Jos. E. Burke, clerk, 232 Clinton St. I. Chr. Petersen, truckman, 48 Chrystie st. 7, 3. Jas. Devine, bricklayer, 46o Seventh ave. 16. 2. Wm. Bowery, printer, i I Eldridge St. 8. Corn. J. Black, carpenter, 489 Second ave. 4. Michl. J. Kelly, driver, 314 Tenth ave. 17. John F. Horan, clerk, 306 E. Broadway. 3. Gus Lehn, setter, 133 Essex st. 5. Danl. J. Queen, clerk, 324 W. 4oth St. 18. 4. Sam. Abraham, cutter, io8 Allen st. to. Hy. S. Tappen, manager, 14o W. 28th St. 6. Wm. J. McLoughlin, clerk, 513 W. 29th it. ig. John McMahon, bricklayer, 290 E. B'way. 5. Ed. Rubin, cutter, 78 Orchard St. li. 7. Aug. Bergmann, clerk, 527 Eighth ave. 20. 6. William Smith, clerk, 165 Forsyth st. Ph. E. Cummings, real estate, 1699 Madison 8. Frank McAleer, smith, 450 W. 31st st. Wm. Reardon, salesman, 363 Cherry St. 12. 21. 7. Wm. H. Uiestelhorst, porter, 152 Orchard St. avenue. 9. Geo. W. Weisensee, merchant, 237 W. 37th 22. 8. Ed. J. Korntield, salesman, 358 Grand st. street. Fred. C. Thumbert, bookkeeper, 2o Gouver- 13. 23. 9. W m. G . Durand, porter, t 84 Forsyth St. 14. M. T. Townsend, clerk, 529 Sixth ave. so. Peter Fox, bricklayer, 662 W. 34th St. neur street. io. Julius Kramer, butler, 22 Essex st. t5 i i. Jas. F. Tully, painter, 254 W. 32d St. 24. I t. Rich. Lonergan, printer, I I Eldridge St. 16. 12. Wm. Boyd, paper, 470 'N. 33d st. Sam. Altschul, cutter, 233 E. Broadway. 25. 12. Aug. Schuller, turner, 58 Essex st. 17. Wm. J. Hearn, plumber, 472 Fourth ave. 13. Thos. J. Masterson, pianos, 420 \V. 36th st. 26. 13. Win. H. Schrader, cigars, 141 Forsyth St. i8. Jules Schroeder, merchant, 236 B. 42d St. 14.John F. Moser, butcher, 374 W- 35th St. Robt. F. Maginni, clerk, 292 Cherry St. 27. 14. Sol. Jacobs, drummer, 215 Broome St. 19. 15.John Byrne, laborer, 462 Eighth ave. 28. 15. Max G. Ernst, jewelry, 9 Orchard st. 20. 16. Chas. Flynn, paper, 548 W. 35th st. 29. Wm. Stoddart, bookkeeper, 25 Scammel St. 16.J. F. Fowler, clerk, i to Lewis st. 21. 57. F. A. Smith, lumber, 244 W. 36th st. 30. 17. Win. Ulmer, clerk, 148 Orchard it. 22.'Fhas. F. Murray, undertaker, 154 E. 29th St. 18. Chas. Klett, plumber, 603 Eighth ave. 31. Arch. B. Thompson, clerk, 242 Cherry st. 18. Benj. F. Keeley, printer, 13 Delancey st. rg, Jas. Cavanagh, clerk, 448 W. 28th st. 32. Ig. Jules Geo. Fiest, salesman, 258 Grand St. Twelfth Assembly District. 20. Ed. E. 1loffat, restaurant, 207 W. 38th St. 33. Mich. Doran, cigars, 346 Madison st. 20. Herm. W. T. Miller, clerk, 93 Allen st. 21. Philip Laracy, grocer, 340 W. 31st St. 34. 2I. Clar. Davis, merchant, 75 Ludlow st. t. Joint Damers, Jr., carpenter, 142 I.ewis st. 22. And. Fremer, barber, 442 W• 38th st. 35. Tim. J. Murphy, cigars, 44 Jackson St. 22. Julius Biechele, clerk, 4 Rivington St. 2.'I'hos. Leonard, printer, 132 Cannon St. 23. Thos. Doyle, fish, 367 Ninth ave. 36. 23. Jos. Barnett, gilder, 110 Essex st. 3. Jac. Warschauer, cutter, 3 t 7 E. Houston St. 24. John J. Tobin, stevedore, 351 W. 32d it. 37. Mich. J. Burke, cutter, 32 Gouverneur St. 24. John Innes, bookkeeper, 16, Orchard St. 4. Ferri, Stein, compounder, t 15 Columbia St. 25. Jas. Devine, pianos, 518 W. 27th St. 25.J. H. Malkmus, driver, 155 Allen St. 5. Nathan Frisch, cigars, t 12 \Villett St. 26. John W. Crunming, clerk, 530 W.4oth St. Fifth Assembly D,s'riet 26. Charles F. Lehr, clerk, 71 Forsyth. 6. Jos. Erlanger, cigars, 128 Pitt st. 27. Manfred H. Orr, salesman, 468 W. 34th St. 27. Henry Boniface, drummer, 97 Stanton St. 7. Geo. J. Standt, baker, 133 Pitt st. 28. Wm. Reichert, driver, 412 W. 38th St. i. Lewis F. Teck, clerk, 335 W. Houston St. 28. F. H. Stone, clerk, 53 flowery. S. Louis Cahn, clerk, i t6 E. 61st st. 29. Jas. B. Sweeney, paper, 429 W. 31st St. 2. Wm. Mallard, fruits, 5zo Greenwich st. 29. Jacob Levy, books, 115 Canal St. Q. Herm. Braun, furniture, 1S3 Attorney st. 30. Benedict Wolf, cutter, 316 \V. 39th St. 3. Sant. Fiiedenberg, clerk, 517 Canal st. 10.Isidor 1Vhite, cigars, 9 Avenue B. 30. Curt Ehrenberg, porter, 92 Rivington St. 31. Jas. Savage, Jr., paper, 459 \V.35th st. 4. John F. Kolpebeck, Jr., clerk, 28o Spring St. 31. E. D. Otto, clerk, 17934 For.yth St. I I. Geo. Polak, cigars, 362 E. Houston it. 32. Wm. E. Cuff, physician, 249 \V. 36th St. 5, Jno. Mohan, hats, 57 Watts St. 52. Geo. A. McKay, Jr., weaver, 318 E. 3d st. 33• John Connors, painter, 333 W. 38th St. 6. Ed. Frailey, clerk, 4 Watts st. Ninth Assembly District. 13. Herm. Rushin, barber, 84 Avenue C. 34. Patk. Smith, clerk, 420 W. 40th St. 7. LeRoy Porter, stenographer, 8 Dominick St. 14. Thos. Foy, clerk, 1525 Avenue A. 35• Jos. McCann, clerk, 424 Eleventh ave. I. Jos. McLees, clerk, 595 Greenwich st. 8. John C. Patterson, produce, 265 Spring St. 15.J. Zendman, manufacturer, 326 F. 4th St. 36. Wm. Schrtkker, clerk, 235 W 39th St. 9. Henry \Vein, finisher, 215 W. Houston St. 2. Isaac Blackledge, mason, 28 Commerce St. ,6. M. Lehmann, cutter, E. 3d st. 3. Benj. Lynch, clerk, 45 Leroy St. 349 37. Ed. Roche, bricklayer, 407 W. 28th St. Io. Jas. J. Gaynor, bricklayer, I t6 Varick St. 17. Jos. Ullmann, salesman, 712 E. 5th St. 38. Geo. Schurikar, leather, 57o Eighth ave. ii.1Vm. Haight, driver, 55 Vandam st. 4. Alf. Connor, leisure, 9 Morton st. t8. Wm. H. Murray, lawyer, 218 E. 7th St. 5. Chas. Casey, painter, 3t Carmine st. 39. Thomas Fanning, milk, 558 W. 39th St. 12. Wm. F. Hopkins, express, 37 Vandam st. Ig. Henry Lewin, clerk, 85 Avenue C. 40. Ed. J. Molloy, iron, 258 W. 35th st. 13. Wm. T. Bergin, carpenter, 115 W. Houston 6. Ed. Brady, leisure, 6 Grove St. 20. John F. Schillberg, store, 307 Eighth St. 7. Eug. Donnelly, railroad., 7 Cornelia St. 41. Michl. Bergen, clerk, 439 'Tenth ave. street. 25. Wm. Huegle, driver, tog Lewis st. 42. Simon Housen, designer, 444 Eighth ave. 14. jos. F. Murray. clerk, 163 Prince St. 8. L. M. Sachs, bookkeeper, 311 Bleecker St. 22. John Lambert, express, 723 E. Sixth St. 9. Geo. S. Simpson, clerk, 303 Bleecker St. 43• Louis Drysolcher, pictures, 238 W. 37th St. 15.John J. Gallagher, clerk, 179 W. Houston st. 23. Jonas Schieferstein, bookkeeper, 612 Fifth St. 44. Win. J. Wright, carman, 444 W. 31st st. 16. Peter Duffy, porter, 56 Macdougal st. to. Patrick Kelly, laborer, 642 Greenwich St. 24. Ferd. Merz, clerk, 198 E. 7th st. 17. Fred. C. Brosang, clerk, 133 Thompson st. i i. Chas. E. Popp, clerk, 133 E. 93d St. 25. Ben. Grimenthal, bookkeeper, 314 Eighth St. 45. 18. Henry Fisler, clerk, 213 Spring St. I2. Fred. O. Peters, driver, 44/3 2 Morton St. 26. Rud. Hess, clerk, ioo Avenue C. ig. T. L. Geisler, smith, io5 Sullivan St. 13. Henry A. Darrin, clerk, 44 Barrow St. 27. Jos. Koch, pawnbroker, 385 Eighth St. Sixteenth Assembly District. Patrick Higgins, merchant, 503 Leroy st. 20. J. E. Kyse, driver, 49 Sullivan st. 14. 28. Chas. Seedorf, clerk, 105 Avenue C. I. Robt. Lockwood, bookkeeper, 6o1 E. 14th St. 2I. Ad. C. Herman, teas, I96 Prince St. 15. H. S. Kimball, salesman, 67 Perry St. 29. Jas. E. Dolan, clerk, 314 E. 8th St. Geo. Keeley, clerk, Io St. Luke's pl. 2.'l'hos. Fineran, drive:, 623 E. 16th St. 22. Theo. Voorath, waiter, 205 S. 5th ave. 16. 30. Edw. F. Theyson, bookkeeper, 606 E. 9th St. 3. Win. Tubman, printer, 657 E. 16th St. 23. A. V. Dehan, hotel, 154 Thompson St. 17. Geo. E. Prescott, reporter, 163 W. ioth St. 31. Ed. Anderson. builder, 147 Avenue C. ,8. Rud. Direrkes, grocer, 29 Morton St. 4. Herm. Berholz, driver, 283 Avenue B. 24. Henry Oherle, Jr., jeweler, 79 S. 5th ave. 32. Jos. P. Flanagan, clerk, 703 E. 9th st. 5. Mich. J. Casey, polisher, 339 E. 19th st. 25. Jos. Ritchie, examiner, 61 S. 5th ave. Ig. Geo. W. Ritter, salesman, 77 Christopher St. 33. Frank Obert, driver, 364 E. Loth St. 20. Jas. F. Coffey, clerk, 647 Greenwich St. 6. Chas. J. Galligan, clerk, 532 E. 17th st. 26. J. 11. Ganssmans, porter, 110 W. Houston St. 34• John 1. Rutledge, printer, 383 E. ioth st. 7. Louis Gross, harness, 533 E. 17th it. 27. Robt. Roth, clerk, 52 S. 5th ave. 2I. Chas. A. McCollough, export, 25 Perry st. 35• Max Springer, leisure, 36o E. ioth st. Thos. Corbett, clerk, 668 Greenwich st. 8. Henry F. Tracy, printer, 504 E. 16th St. 22. 9. Jas. E. Gormley, tiuckmao, 509 E. 15th St. 23. Otto Gubner, mineral water, 283 W. firth St. Sixth Assembly District. Mich. Connor, laborer, 648 Greenwich St. Io. Thos. McGovern, driver, 516 E. 15th st. 24. Thirteenth Assembly District. 51. Erwin Martin, cutter, 437 E. 14th St. I. Wm. J. Nodge, clerk, 3og Delancey St. 25. Alb. P. Regan, driver, 356 W. 11th st. 2. Pat'k J. McKeon, clerk, 44 Jackson St. g Christopher I. Wm. Nathan, clerk, t44 E. r,5th St. 12.John P. Keenan, fitter, 261 First ave. 26. John J. Buckeley, cartman, io Tim. F. Lewis, examiner, 419 E. 16th St. 3. Jos. G. Siebert, butcher, 56 Lewis st. street. 2. Thos. J. Franklin, bottling, 421 W. 16th St. 13. 4. Jos. F. Hagan, boats, 25 Mangin St. 3. M. Lustberg, salesman, 379 Eighth ave. 14. Steph. Gorman, conductor, 412 E. i6th St. 27. Walter H. Tilly, clerk, 134 Bank St. John F. Sewell, printer, 421 E. 16th St. 5. John J. Sullivan, clerk, 2 Broome St. Daniel Hilly, plumber, 338 Bleecker St. 4. Math. Caldwell, presser, 600 W. 22d St. 15. 28. 16. Jos. McCarthy, waiter, 409 E. 17th St. 6. Chas. E. O'Dell, salesman, 68 Lewis St. 29. Johtr A. Dunphy, printer, 57 Downing St. 5. D. A. Walsh, cashier, 222 W. 17th St. 7. Jas. J. Devlin, telegraph, ioi Henry St. 6. Wm. F. Trimble, driver, 230 W. i8th st. 17. Ad. Bechstein, clerk, 320 First ave. 30. Patrick Harris, paver, 26o W. ioth st. 18. Chas. Fass, printing, 336 First ave. 8. Louis Oster, clothing, 5 Lewis St. 31. C. Alf. Smith, paper dealer, 786 Washington 7. Wm. B. Dunlap, clerk, 435 'A. 28th st. 9. Geo. W. Meeks, clerk, 6 Pitt st. 8. Fred. H. Jones, printing, 261 W. 26th St. lg. Jno. Furey, Jr., clerk, 357 First ave. street. 20. Wm. Donnelly, collector, 380 Second ave. to. John P. Cumming, clerk, 290 Delancey St. 32. Alb. Banta, builder, 50 Jane St. 9. Jos. H. Burns, printer, 444 W. i9th'st. is. Tim S. Wheeler, printer, 174 Broome st. to. Jolhn Mcllhargy, clerk, 438 W. ,9th St. 21. Rich. Dalton, smith, 406 E. 23d St. 33. Jas. H. Fitzsimmons, driver, 408 W. 13th st. 22. Chas. Maas, coal, 420 First ave. 12. Mich'l J. Coleman, bookkeeper, 56 Columbia Jos. Dierkes, leisure, 334 W. i6th st. II. John F. Chambers, clerk, 184 Seventh ave. 34. 12. Edw. Levy, merchant, 337 W. 27th St. 23. Christ J. O'Connor, clerk, 337 E. 25th st. street, 35. Alb. G. Ackerman, bookeeper, Bank St. J. 13. Jas..H. Bradley, clerk, 34 Pitt St. 13. Henry B. Dorney, clerk, 263 W. 19th St. 24. J. Lowenberg, tailor, 208 E. 26th st. 36. Ed. M. Shaw, compositor, 304 W. 16th St. 25. d. B. Gogerty, bookkeeper, 223 E. 24th St. 14.Jas. McGillen, druggist, 70 Sheriff St. 37. Owen J. Keegan, driver, 81 Tenth ave. 14. Mich. May, agent, 207 W. 20th St. 15. Lawrence Connor, lithographer, 133 Riving- 15. Robt. E. Nicholls, stenographer, 276 Eighth 26. Jas. J. Frawley, clerk, 347 E. 24th St. avenue. 27. Gust. Berlinder, machinist, 421 First ave. ton street. Tenth Assembly District. i6. Max. Silverberg, clerk, 411 Grand St. 16. Wm. Robinson, 458 W. 20th St. 28. Maurice Murphy, dyer, 343 E. 22d St. 17. Peter Duffy, stevedore, 449 Cherry St. i. Franz Noltner, oysters, 230 Chrystie st. 17.John J. Hughes, clerk, 337 W. 21St St. 29. Thos. Roche, brass, 318 E. 23d St. 18. Chas. McDevitt, clerk, iog Broome St. 2. Jos.Krombach, stationery, 147 E. Houston St. i8. Ed. A. Keown, clerk, 267 W. 22d St. 30. Chas. L. Nevins, clerk, 207 E. 22d st. Wm. J. Nixon, clerk, 351 Second ave. ,9.J. B. Blake, clerk, 620 Grand st. 3. Eug. Gummert, leisure, 200 Allen st. I9. Wm. F. O'Connor, clerk, 228 Seventh ave. 31. 2o. Jas. Schafer, tailor, 154 Delancey St. 4. Louis F. Grumbacher, bookkeeper, 192 E. 20. Philip J. McManus, dry goods, 134 W. 25th 32. Jas. A. Harper, clerk, 337 E. 19th St. 21.J. Hedenkamp, clerk, 608 Grand St. Houston st. street. 33. H. Miller, Sr., clerk, 343 E. i8th st. 22. Rich'd Fitzpatrick, umbrellas, 98 Clinton St. 5. Jac. J. Bennett, boxes, 114 Stanton St. 21. John Kerwin, bookkepeer, 57 Clinton pl. 34. Mart. McGovern, clerk, 342 E. i8th St. Chas. Gibian, agent, 248 Avenue A. 23. M. E. Gillen, liquors, 567 Grand St. 6. Hy. Ruppel, lawyer, 170 Norfolk St. 22. Robert J. Jones, clerk, 265 W. 25th st. 35. 24. Edw. Paul, musician, 119 Clinton st. 7. Jac. H. Friedman, supplies, 273 E. Houston 23. Chas. F. Beesley, Jr., clerk, 332 Eighth ave. 36. Louis A. Zinn, upholsterer, 199 E. 17th st. 25. Simon Lang, clerk, i8 Pitt st. street. 24.J ohn McBride, rigger, 247 Tenth ave. 26. Jas. J. Beard, optician, 18 Hester St. 8. Isaac Feldman, cutter, 272 E. Houston st. 25. Wm. J. Morris, salesman, 458 W. 25th st. Seventeenth Assembly District. 27. mil Mayer, shoes, 492 Grand st. 9. Chas. Kuhn, clerk, 179 Second st. 26. Jas. W. Dwyer, cartman, 315 W. 17th st. I. And. K. Travers, manager, 355 W 42d St. 28. Geo. H. Rosenthal, bookkeeper, Ii Attorney to. John E. Lynch, clerk, 194 E. Houston St. 27. Wm. J. Bonner, driver, 237 Ninth ave. 2. Jos. H. Cain, clerk, 1629 Broadway. street. lx. Wm. A. Senft, clerk, log Second st. 28. B. Peck, stationer, 315 Eighth ave. 3. as. A. Victory, bookkeeper, 523 W. 50th st. 29. Pat'k Gordon, clerk, I Corlears St. 1z. Jac. Haff, barkkeeper, 134 E. Houston St. 29. John Janson, grocer, 208 W. 26th st. 4. Jas. F. Neary, clerk, 535 W. 44th St. 30.J Jos. Fox, clerk, 73 Pitt st. 13. Arthur Bunzel, artist, 36 First St. 30. B• J• Reilly, clerk, 334 Eighth ave. 5 Nich. J. Commerford, clerk, 552 W 46th st. 31. Thos. J. Price, clerk, 29 Cannon st. 14. And. J. Heim, fancy goods, io6 E. 4th st. 31. Thos.J Logan, clerk, 275 Ninth ave. b. Christ. Scheld, iron, 324 W 41st St. 32. John J. Scully, clerk, 30 Columbia St. 15. Jas. H. Goldsmith, stenographer, 44 E. 8th 32. John H. Eustace, clerk, 302 W.28th st. 7. Peter Feinholz, Jr., bookkeeper, 517 W. 46th 33. Geo. J. Lauterborn, cutter, 63 Columbia St. street. 33• Mart. J. Callahan, foreman, 136 Seventh ave. street. 34. Louis C. Scither, pharmacist, too Columbia 16. Chas. Huster, barkeeper, 10 E. 3d St. 34. Harvey W. Terrell, bookkeeper, 368 Eighth 8. Thos. Dowd, printer, 555 W. 45th St. street. 17. Timothy. Peterson, bookbinder, 74 E. 3d St. avenue. 9. Robt. T. Heaney, marble, 529 W. 47th st. 35. as. Killian, clerk, 329 Stanton St. 18. Robt. J. Culbert, clerk, 83 E. 3d at. 35. Geo. P. Fine, clerk, 301 Eighth ave. to. Mich. Dwyer, piano, 5o7 W 49th St. 36.J ohn H. Conway, clerk, 722 E. Ninth st. Ig. L.P. Darmstatter, telegraph, 166 E. 4th st. 36. Chas. A. Muth, shoes, 366 Ninth ave. it. Jas. H. Ctaf , painter, 513 W. 48th at. SEPTEMBER 25, 18c0. THE CITY RECORD. 3087

12. Jos. Reilly, newsdealer, 54 W. 47th St. 43• Clifford E. Powd, bookkeeper, 311 W. 101st 18.John J. Murphy, stenographer,444 E.88th St. 35• Chas. V. McSorley, broker, 303 E. 120th St. 0 Alex. Frank, dyer, 1909 Third ave. 13. John Hart, watchman, 552 W. 47th St. street. 19.Jas. O'Hara, butcher, 1702 First ave. 36. 14. Herm. Lorenz, salesman, W. St. 44. A. Ackerman, Jr., clerk, 1752 Loth ave. 20. John P. Kelly, cook, 431 E. 86th st. 37. Jas. W. Downes, awning, 2275 Third ave. 439 49th Louis A. Briggs, brakeman, 200 E. 115th st. 15. Fred. W. Donahoe, clerk, 349 W. 49th st. 45. Fred. Miller, janitor, 997 Tenth ave. 21. Wm. J. Bassett, salesman, 519 E. 85th st. 38. t6. Jac. M. Rohdt, clerk, 518 W. 51st St. 46. Ad. Schoenhoen, housesmith, 1851 Columbus 22. Bertram Davis, upholster, 1613 Second ave. 39. John H. bent, clerk, 1662 Park ave. 17. Philip J. Brunner, clerk, 517 W. 46th St. avenue. 23. John W. Heins, clerk, 1652 Second ave. 40,'1'hos. F. Gallaher, cigars, 74 E. 124th St. 18. Ed. E. Bower, bookkeeper, 423 W. 5oth St. 47. H. Demarest, Jr., engraver, 210 W. 121St St. 24. David Solomon, teacher, 200 E. 72d St. 41. Rob't Schleestein, salesman, 121 E. t 16th St. ig. G. W. Giannani, iron, 434 W. 51st st. 48. W. H. Kinsler, student, 89 Manhattan ave. 25. Henry Freeman, salesman, 243 E. 83d st. 42. John O. Engle, clerk, 2I00 Third ave. Isaac V. Cuslincr, merchant, 208 E. I16th St. 20. Chas. Stremel, upholstery, 743 Tenth ave. 49. Wm. S. Kane, broker, 303 W. 127th st. 26. Thomas W. Gallagher, salesman, 527 E. 84th 43. 25. R. E. Wigand, butter, 734 Ninth ave. 50. John F. Bernholz, bookkeeper, 225 W. 128th street. 44• Hugh Y. Connell, teller, 233 E. 124th st. 22. L. J. Sauer, painter, 448 W. 49th St. street. 27. Jas. J. Cosgrove, clerk, 426 E. 85th st. 45•John H. Andrews, grocer, 448 E. 121st St. Sam. E. Hendricks, printer, 424 E. t 16th St. 23. Bern. F. Brady, clerk, 432 W. 47th St. 51. W. N. Croxton, bookkeeper, 2294 Seventh 28. Geo. Lawrence, clerk, 541 E. 84th st. 46. 24. M. S. Keogh, salesman, 429 W. 47th st. avenue. 29. Henry Owens, printer, 1602 First ave. 47. Jas. B. Gallagher, bookkeeper, 534 E. I2oth 25. Fred. Ryer, driver, 674 Tenth ave. 52. 30. Geo. Richards, clerk, 334 E. 84th st. street. 26. Louis Stremel, iron, 446 W. 50th St. 53. W. G. Kirtland, clerk, 231 W. 134th St. 31. Thos. Regan, contractor, 719 Lexington ave. 48. P. Martin, painter, t4 Lincoln pl. 27. Jas. J. Campion, candy, 335 W. 43d St. 54• J. J. Kelly, fish, 260W. 143d st. 32. Win. Schroegler, baker, 1443 Third ave. 49. Thos. C. Philips, salesman, 427 E. I i8th st. 28. Geo, W. Morgan, clerk, 351 W. 49th St. 55. Ed. Monaghan, carpenter, 237 W. 143d St. 33. Fred. Herrmann, bookkeeper, 339 E. 82d St. 50. M. M. Goldschmidt, bookkeeper, 449 E. I22d 29. Fred. C. Klinker, grocer, 468 W. 51st St. 56. Geo. II. Miller, real estate, 443 W. I 13th St. 34. Otto G. Mauss, manager, 518 E. 82d St. street. 30. John Martin, clerk, 553 W. 46th st. 57. 35. Rich. Walsh, railings, 425 E. 75th st. 51-J.J. Roeth, printer, 528 E. 120th St. 31. Jos. W. Neuschwantor, dyer, 428 W. 46th st 58. Felix Krupp, clerk, 2168 Eighth ave. 36. Martin Lynch, fitter, 400 E. 8zd st. 52. Frank McMullen, clerk, 123 E. Io6th St. 32. Jas. Thomson, accountant, 361 W. 51st st. 59. Robt. Jackson, clerk, 2124 Eighth ave. 37. Mich'l Fullam, painter, 349 E. 81st St. 53. H. A. Rosenberg, reporter, 152 E. 123d St. 33. Rich. Cain, clerk, 428 W. 41st st. 6o. Julius Walter, tinsmith, 2005 Convent ave. 38. Cornelius Culkin, Jr., bookkeeper, 222 E. 54. Geo. H. Walker, Jr., woods, to8 E. 121st St. 34• Jas. Strafford, clerk, 781: Eighth ave. 61. 81st st. 55. L.J. Elmore, cutter, 2259 Third ave. 35• rhos. Farrell, fixtures, 448 W. 43d St. 62. Louis J. Altman, lawyer, 421 St. Nicholas 39. Sig. Samuels, clerk, 311 E. 79th St. 56. Sam. H. Bailey, builder, 87 E. tooth St. 36. J. F. McKenna, clerk, 354 W. 48th st. avenue. 40. Nest. A. Alexander, clerk, 354 E. 83d St. 57• Jos. Zwilling, cigars, 283 Lenox ave. 37. Wm. S. Buggy, clerk, 740 Tenth ave. 63. 41. Mich'l Collins, lather, 313 E. 88th St. 58. Chas. B. Ripley, Jr., express, 1870 Park ave. 38. Ad. Schmidt, blacksmith, 303 W. 43d St. 64.J. H. Busch, conductor, 2651 Eighth ave. 42. Jacob Mosbacher, clerk, 337 E. 79th St. 59. Henry Meyer, grocer, 86 W. 126th St. 39. Jas. Murphy, clerk, 735 Tenth ave. 65. John G. Steppe, weaver, 2729 Eighth ave. 43, Fred. G. Pupke, salesman, 257 E. 78th St. 60. Oliver A. Lyon, undertaker, 74 E. 125th st. 40. John West, roofer, 507 W. 49th st. 66. Thos. F. Norton, news, 150th st. and ioth ave. 44, Milton Wolfe, bookkeeper, 304 E. 78th St. 61. W. R. Barton, bookkeeper, 311 E. I tgth St. 41. Mich. J. Halligan, polisher, 358 W 47th St. 67. Wm. J. Barrell, clerk, 158th St. and Amster- 45• Christ. J. Ott, clerk, 1620 Avenue B. 62. Chas. Schaeffer, restaurant, 79 E. 124th St. 42. Thos. J. McGuire, clerk, 1641 Broadway. dam ave. 46. Aug. Oesting, tobacco, 1492 First ave. 63. John I'. Walther, architect, 224 E. 122d St. 43• W. Brooks Duryee, market, I04 W. 64th St. 68. J. II. Devlin, bookkeeper, 165th St. and loth 47. John Austin, clerk, 350 E. 78th St. 64. Eng. Durnin, lawyer, 63 W. 131st St. 44. John Corley, clerk, 454 W 49th St. avenue. 48. Jas. F. McCann, clerk, 1404 Second ave. 65. Harry Munson, agent, 331 E. 124th St. 45. And. H. Leathern, livery, 310 W. 52d St. 69. Geo. P. Russel, carpenter, W. 183d St. and 49. Jas. Rosenberg, dry goods, 1437 First ave. 66. Zealie Van Raalte, clerk, 352 E. 123d St. 46. Chas. Oxx, leisure, 1625 Broadway. Kingsbridge road. 50. Jos. Levi, painter, 412 E. 81st st. 67. Geo. McGinnes, clerk, 13 W. 526th St. 47. Wm. Stube, feed, 415 W 45th st. 51. Wm. Bates, cutter, 208 E. 76th St. 68. Isaac L. Devoe, clerk, 7o E. 124th St. 48. Jos. Dwyer, clerk, 507 W. 49th St. Twentieth Assembly District. 52. Nath. Rothschild, clerk, 333 E. Both st. 69. John C. Tighe, bookkeeper, 444 E. 122d St. 49• Win. J. Farrell, produce, 411 W. 46th St. I. Mich. J. McCarthy, bookkeeper, 149 E. 44th 53. Frank Heinbuckel, feed, 43411 E. 751h st. 70. John R. Wood, railroad, 114 E. 120th St. 50. Pat'k Meaney, jockey, 781 Eighth ave. street. 54. Jas. F. Coffey, plumber, 307 E. 73d St. 71. Dennis Shevland, conductor, 2317 Third ave. 51. Isaac N. Loewel, clerk, 546 Eleventh ave. 2. Daniel Greenwald, clerk, 323 E. 42d St. 55• Wm. J. Kelly, clerk, 257 E. 74th st. 72. Jas. Tompkins, gilder, 123 E. 126th St. 3. Thomas O'Connell, grocer, 713 Third ave. 56. Geo. H. Meyers, merchant, 217 K. 72d St. 73. Alonzo Woolsey, railroad, 156 E. I29th st. Eighteenth Assembly District 4. Hy. B. Zimmermann, jeweler, 412 E. 5oth St. 57. Emil Haessner, jeweler, 220 E. 83d St. 74, Jos. J. Murray, railroad, 1840 Park ave. 5. Elias Rees, jeweler, 958 Third ave. 58. Henry Hayes, clerk, 444 E. 88th st. 75. A. A. Skillman, coal, 240 E. 124th St. I. Wm. Lawless, collector, 148 E. 3oth St. 6. Hy. I. Kleinberger, salesman, 147 E. 55th St. 59• Frank Bazata, varnisher, 408 E. 73d st. 76. And. J. Gerety, clerk, 144 E. 129th St. 2. Jas. Black, plumber, 489 Second ave. 7. Benj. Rosenberger, salesman, 335 E. 5Sth st. 6o. Moses Bernstein, bookkeeper, Io6 E. 89th St. 77. \Vm. G. Post, confectioner, 113 W. 128th St. 3. Thos. F. Murray, undertaker, 154 E. 2gth St. 8. Raphael Rosenberger, salesman, 335 E. 58th 61. F. G. Caldwell, Jr., watchmaker, 358 E. 72d 78. C. H. Mead, real estate, 306 W. 129th St. 4. Henry Falk, merchant, 595 Third ave. street. street. 79. Isaac M. Dean, clerk, 338 Lenox ave. 5. Jul. Weil, clerk, 514 Third ave. 9. Emanuel Carples, bookkeeper, 432 E. 57th at. 62. Otto Nussbaum, clerk, 339 E. 77th St. 80. Wm. C. Higgins, clerk, 2068 Madison ave. 6. 'rhos. F. Siny, clerk, 157 E. 38th St. to. John H. Forman, clerk, 155 E. 57th st. 63.os. Bogen, salesman, 1059 Lexington ave. 81. Ad. Luthy, jeweler, 61 E. 129th st. 7. Geo. W. Jarvis, painter, 626 Third ave. ii. Jacob Landaner, bookkeeper, 427 E. 56th st. 64. Mich'] Levine, salesman, 442 E. 84th St. 8. Jas. J. Conlin, artist, 212 E. 42d St. 12. Max Steinert, lawyer, 241 E. 53d st. 65. Thos. N. Seymour, carpets, 1300 Second ave. T uenty fourth Assembly District. 9. Win. F. Stier, cigars, 331 E. 41st st. 13.James Rosenthal, merchant, 422 E. 57th st. 66. Fl. Heimrath, peddler, 417 E. 69th St. to. Ed. Murphy, plumber, 308 E. 41st st. 14. Aug. Salzman, clerk, 1076 Second ave. 67. John H. Higman, hatter, 1266 Second ave. I. T. J. Kelly, railroad, 130 Willis ave. II. Patrick 11. Ryan, clerk, 761 Second ave. 15. William Wibel, painter, 963 Third ave. 68. John R. Phelan, clerk, 158 E. 84th St. 2.J. C. Franke, piano, 719 E. 141st St. 12. I. Weil, clerk, 514 Third ave. 16.John J. Lysaght, clerk, 221 E. 53d st. 69. Henry Levien, glass, 507 E. 82d st. 3. Emil T. Fuess, coal, 543 K. 154th st. 13. Chas. Mulligan, telegraph, 305 E. 39th st. 17. E. Assenheimer, clerk, 304 E. 56th St. 70. Chas. Rosenkranz, collector, 330 E. 84th St. 4. Win. H. Osborn, clerk, 690 E. 140th St. 14. John Stephenson, mechanic, 336 E. 39th st. t8. Edward Sander, salesman, 431 E. 56th St. 71. Thos. F. Reilly, shoes, 37 Sutton pl. 5. Alex. C. Campbell, bookkeeper, 166 Alex- 15. 0. P. Thoren, bookkeeper, 200 E. 39th St. Ig. Herman Sanders, salesman, 429 E. 56th st. 72. Max Katzenberg, salesman, 134 E. 82d St. ander ave. 16. Chas. Martin, cutter, 122 W. 42d St. Herman Lewisohn, merchant, 212 E. 51st St. 73. David Marks, clerk, 307 E. 55th St. 6. Wm. P. llurlbut, truckman, 2449 Third ave. 17. Matth. H. O'Brien, clerk, 307 E. 37th St. 20. 21. Aaron Weinstein, cigars, 863 Third ave. Thos. R. Bransfield, clerk, 305 F. 60th St. 7. C. II. J. Mantel, oysters, 456 College ave. t8. J. H. Donohue, bookkeeper, 324 E. J7th St. 74. 8. Mich. Burns, clerk, 603 E. 141st St. E. 36th St. 22. Jos. C. Haggerty, agent, 821 Second ave. 95. Francis J. Briggs, express, 207 F. 59th St. Ig. Pierce Cummings, clerk, 345 23. Fred. I'. M. Schuler, painter, 988 Second ave. 9. Jas. Van Allen, barber, 664 E. 143d St. 20. Geo. Hallinan, clerk, 239 E. 35th st. 24. Louis J. Ullman, merchant, 239 E. 50th st. to. Chas. FIeidelberger, Jr., printer, 713 E. 145th 21. Morris Kreisler, merchant, 642 Third ave. 25. Emanuel Arnstein, jeweler, 307 E. 50th st. Twenty-third Assembly District. street. 22. Thos. F. Doyle, clerk, 141 E. 4oth st. 26. Joseph Stein, butcher, 228 E. 50th St. I. F. J. Stroh, electrician, 170 E. 92d St. I I. Chas. J. Todd, plumber, 341 Mott ave. 23. Adam Knobloch, grocer, 51I Third ave. 27. Thomas A. Clark, clerk, 217 E. 49th st. 2. Chas. F. Weiss, clerk, 173 E. 91st St. 12. Fred. Brown, carpenter, 2837 Third ave. 24. Jas. Sullivan, teamster, 302 E. 35th St. 28. Nicholas Nally, laborer, 327 E. 48th St. 3. Jas. Kelly, Jr., builder, 9 W. 125th St. 13.Jas. F. Keeton, smith, 563 E. 150th st. 25. Jno. Martin, salesman, 241E. 116th St. 29. Edward F. Behrens, clerk, 348 E. 47th St. 4. Thos. F. Shay, Jr., plumber, 307 E. 93d st. 14. A1L Smith, ice, 158th st. and Gerard ave. 26. C. Doherty, brass, 341 E 33d St. 30. Nath. A. Hirsch, salesman, 239 E. 57th St. 5• 15. Gust. Voigt, painter, 670 Courtland ave. 27. John W. Wright, clerk, 493 Third ave. 31. James J. Corcoran, plasterer, 244 E. 46th st. 6. L. J. Elmore, paper, 2259 Third ave. 16.J. B. Flecht, plumber, 735 Courtland ave. 28. Win. E. Downs, draughtsman, 471 Third ave. 32. William Roeder, clerk, 875 Second ave. 7. Patrick McCabe, clerk, 1887 Second ave. 17. R. Vollbracbt, shoes, 333 Alexander ave. 29. Chas. Theis, moulder, 307 E. 32d st. i8. Geo. Olright, pianos, 654 Bergen ave. 33. WVm. Barclay, teamster, 863 First ave. 8. Herm. Rosenbaum, bookkeeper, 234 E. 504th 30. Thos. H. Farmer, clerk, 610 Third ave. 34. John R. Dooley, cashier, 737 Third ave. street. 19. Wm. G. Tallon, bookkeeper, 537 Robbins P. W. Heron, clerk, 225 E. 31st st. 31. 35• Wm. Rosenblatt, merchant, 719 Third ave. 9. Jas. J. Boland, printer, 179 E. Both St. avenue. 32. John J. Reddy, clerk, 247 E. 30th st. to. Edw. F. Sweeney, painter, 1706 Third ave. 20. Jac. Reis, pianos, 846 E. 161st st. Ernst J. Weis, carver, 300 E. 31st st. 36. Michael V. Scully, clerk, 152 E. 49th St. 33. 37. David Berg, merchant, 350 E. 51st st. II. Chas. A. Cross, clerk, 241 W. 123d st. 21. Hy. C. Maiberger, carpenter, 689 E. 157th St. 34• Ed. Bearden, moulder, K. 30th St. 22. 343 38. Simon Guthorn, clerk, 159 E. 57th st. 12. 0. H. Ferris, clerk, Harlem House, It5th \'Vm. King, plumber, 162d St. near Court- 35. Thos. F. Coffey, driver, 329 E. 29th. st. near Third ave. land ave. 36. Felix McCabe, dry goods, 202 E. 30th St. 23. Ag. B. Marshall, clerk, 594 E. 142d St. Twenty first Assembly District. 13. Leo Goldsmith, bookkeeper, 449 E. 125th St. 37. Francis Hughes, fitter, 206 E. 29th. 14. Walter B. Jones, toilet goods, 216 E. Io6th st. 24. Jas. G. Baine, carpenter, Intervale ave. near 38.J. Fredericks, collector, 552 Second ave. I. E. R. Burgess, clerk, 412 W. 22d St. 15.Jos. P. Scheurtch, railroad, 304 E. 106th St. Home St. 39. Geo. Schaefer, grocer, 490 Second ave. 2. Herb. A. Quackenbush, ass. treas., 137 W. 16. M. Oppenneimer, real estate, 211 E. logth St. 25. Abr. L. Sinsheimer, clerk, 3421 Third ave. 4o. John Kenney, stenograph, 310 E. 27th 49th st. 17. Isidor Metzger, bookkeeper, 437 E. 123d st. 26. Wm. F. Clark, plumber, 926 Jefferson St. 41. Thos. F. Fallon, merchant, 485 Second ave. 3. Thos. J. Bums, tiler, 61 W. 44th St. 18. Thos. McLoughlin, printer, 304 E. Io5th St. 27. Emil W. Fritz, stenographer, 2855 Third ave. 42. Jon. Gitsky, dry goods, 465 Second ave. 4. N. J. Steigleder, grocer, 112 E. 41st st. 19. Asher Morris, salesman, 165 E. 107th st. 28. Wm. A. Edmonston, railroad, High Bridge. 20. B. Donovan, carpenter, 246 E. I05th st. 29. M. Walter, grocer, Tremont. Nineteenth Assembly District. 5. Jas. E. Dolan, clerk, 314 E. 8th St. 6. Rich. New, confectioner, 839 Sixth ave. 25. Ferd. A. Rockar, publisher, 129 E. 125th St. 30. And. Boucsem, butcher, cor. Gray and I. G. W. Moulton, clerk, 364 W. 51st st. 7. Const. Lucius, watches, 841 Sixth ave. 22. Win. G. Wood, leisure, 259 Lenox ave. Weeks St. 2. Frank A. Burke, conductor, 972 Eighth ave. 8. Mich. F. Mooney, butcher, 757 Seventh ave. 23. Mich. A. Scanlon, rubber, 434 E. 107th St. 31. Merwin B. Kirk, clerk, Main st., West Farms. 3. Chas. F. Grunninger, shoes, 8o5 Ninth ave. 9. P. E. Dolan, bookkeeper, 166 W. 123d st. 24. Geo. Rathmann, barber, 1875 Second ave. 32. Geo. Nichols, clerk, 1622 Railroad ave. 4. Robt. B. Bach, lawyer, 364 W 53d St. to. Chas. Hofmann, butcher, 805 Sixth ave. 25. Mart. J. Daly, cutter, to E. Io8th St. 33. Ernst J. Jahn, barber, 2027 Boston road. 5. Sam. Morris, clothier, 776 Tenth ave. ii. Peter J. Dolan, clerk, 2208 Seventh ave. 26. Alex. G. Lazarus, news, 418 E. 118th St. 34. John F. Brady, railroad, 2460 Hoffman St. 6. Paul Sorg, mineral waters, to Strikers la. 12.John N. Buck, grocer, 64 E. 53d St. 27. Chas. F. Kaffenberger, cutter, 70 E. I Loth st. 35• 7. John S. Roddy, varnisher, 885 Eighth ave. 13. Win. Smith, clerk, 127 E. 56th St. 28. C. E. Mackney, Jr., wheels, 1747 Lexington 36. Ed. J. Tiernan, carpenter, 184th St. and 8.J. Fulton, elevator, 781 Seventh ave. 14. R. F. Sloanne, merchant, 64 W. 53d St. avenue. Ryer ave. 9. Walter S. Carey, bricklayer, 322 W. 59th St. 15. H. C. Yager, druggist, 821 Seventh ave. 29. Alex. C. Kelly, salesman, 22 E. 111th St. 37. Wm. L. Cole, manufacturer, Fordham. so. Win. H. McGrane, watchman, 424 W. 56th 16.Jas. J. McCormack, clerk, 971 Park ave. 30. James Kelly, Jr., mason, 16g E. 113th St. 38. stre••t. 17. Clarence H. Clapper, bookkeeper, 212 W. 31. Eug. H. Phillips, salesman, 243 E. I18th St. 39. John H. Morrison, plumber, Albany ave., i I. James A. Doyle, coachman, 441 W. 54th st. Loth St. 32. John W. Oliver, printer, 6o W. 125th st. Kingsbridge. 12.J. Gallagher, plasterer, 823 Tenth ave. 18. Robt. N. Allen, 35 Beaver, 588 Lexington 33. Francis B. Kenny, clerk, 233 E. 111th St. - 40. John Tighe, pattern, Spuyten Duyvil. 13. Theo. Marxmeyer, tailor, 785 Ninth ave. avenue. 34. Isaac A. Simms, clothier, 11 E. 126th St. 41. Henry J. Walker, coachman, Riverdale. 14• 19. Thos. J. Tockridge, painter, t 156 Second ave. 16. Wm. C. Lewis, pianos, 920 Ninth ave. 20. Thos. J. Gillis, bookkeeper, 404 E. 85th St. I . Henry C. Lander, clerk, 443 W. 57th St. 21. Geo. H. Dolan, insurance, 510 E. 116th St. POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, No. 300 MULBERRY STREET, 17. 22. T. Campbell, insurance, 144 E. 84th St. BUREAU OF ELECTIONS, NEw YORK, September 19, 1890. t 18. E. J. McGrath, conductor, 208 W. 6oth St. 23. Chas. Young, meats, 863 Park ave. Ig.C. S. Archer, Jr., clerk, 130 W. 61st St. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Police, that the following- 24. Geo. Young, fish, 863 Park ave. named persons are under consideration for selection and appointment as Poll Clerks of Election on 2o. Chas. D. O'Connell, clerk, 118 W. 61st St. 25. Geo. W. Zincke, grocer, too E. 81st St. 21. G. E. Lippincott, clerk, 136 1V. 61st st. behalf of the Democratic Party for the ensuing year. z6. Thos. F. Leahy, collector, 6 E. 85 th st. Objections thereto, if any exist, as to their character or qualifications, are hereby invited, to 22. Alex. W. Wemyss, plumber, 240 W. 61st St. 27. Thos. B. Mullan, grocer, 202 E. 82d St. 23• the end that the same may be investigated before the final action of the Board. 24. Ph. A. Morrison, clerk, 209 W. 62d st. T. F. RODENBOUGH, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. 25. W. F. O'Callaghan, watcher, 105 W. 62d st. Twenty-second Assembly District. 26. John Stapleton, varnisher, 147 W. 63d St. I. Morris Sceiff, jewelry, 1038 Third ave. NEW YORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY. 27.J. Keifer, clerk, 128 W. 63d st. 2. John Vesey, stone, 241 E. 82d St. 28. Wm. J. Tilton, painter, 1077 Ninth ave. 3. Pat'k F. Begg, leisure, 967 Lenox ave. First Assembly District. 29. Daniel Rogers, plumber,'419 Boulevard. 4. Ed. A. Wolf, dry goods, 161 E. 75th St. I. 16. R. F. Maxwell, clerk, 69 Laight St. 30. Wm. S. Buggy, clerk, 226 W. 67th st. 5. Wm. J. Meyers, coachman, 181 E. 78th st. 2. William Winters, cigars, 22 Desbrosses St. 17. 31. 6. Chas. W. Lehman, cutter, 413 E. 82d St. t8. Patk. E. Smith, truckman, 30 Harrison at. 32. 7. Gust. White, merchant, 162 E. 83d st. 3. K. J. Hennessy, clerk, 5 Desbrosses st. 20. Mich. Rush, clerk, 187 Hudson st. 33. Horace B. Gardner, broker, 185 W 79th St. 8. Henry M. Cabe, milk. 947 Lenox ave. 34• Jas. A. Silo, auctioneer, 5o W. 84th st. 9. John S. Daly, bookkeeper, 1046 Park ave. 6. Chas. Fagan, clerk, 5 Desbrosses St. 2t. 22. Jos. Stallings, confections, 202 Hudson at. Io. Jul. Rosenbaum, salesman, 1o6 E. 89th St. 7 .Thos. M. O'Neill, bookkeeper, 1111 Ninth ii. Simon Stroh, butcher, 1107 Park ave. 8. Nicholas Muchall, Jr., bookkeeper, 31 Vestry avenue. 12. Ed. J. Byrne, clerk, 444 E. 86th St. street. 24. John T. Sexton, clerk, 49 Laight St. 37• Thos. F. Delaney, restaurant, 162 W. 83d st. 13. Oscar A. Randels, Jr., foreman, 327 E. 86th 38. street. to. James Shinnick, clerk, 462 Washington St. Second Assembly District. 39. Geo. Vanderbilt, clerk, 119 W. 95th st. 14. Edw. T. Corbett, clerk, 420 E. 81st St. II. 40. Ad. Rosenmiller, apothecary, 72 W. 98th st. 15.0. F. McMullen, bookkeeper, 1737 Second 12. Thos. Gilligan, porter, 425 Greenwich St. I. Jos. H. Hart, porter, r6 Batavia at, 41. John E. J. Clave, clerk, 20 W. 9th st. avenue. 13. 2. 42. Theo. S. Weaver, transport, 1669 Columbus 16. Mich. Darcy, plumber, 300 E. 89th St. 14.John F. Bracken, horseshoes, 463 Washington 3. Wm. Churchill, laborer, too Oliver st. avenue. 17. Frank Bergan, machinist, 343 87th at. street. 4. 3088 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 25, I890.

5. Corn. W. Baker, clerk, 3 Mulberry st. Sixth Assembly District. 25. John J. Cassin, porter, 746 Washington St. 6. S. A. McCullough, bookkeeper, 405 W. ,9th 6. I. David J. Roche, bookkeeper, 37 Goerck St. 26. street. 7. Jas. Brooks, clerk, 9 Mulberry st. 2. 27. Stephen S. Banta, plumber, 28 Bethune St. 8. 3. Jas. Glosson, baker, 5 Mangin St. 28. 8. Stephen E. Negrin, real estate, 250 Eighth 9. John Brady, driver, i Oak st. 29. Wm. Lawson, salesman, 36 Horatio St. avenue. I0. 5. Ignatz Brand, barber, 81 Ridge St. 30. I I. John O. Day, plumber, 479 Pearl St. 6. 31. Chas. Wilson, carman, 206 W. t3th st. io.. John Hagosey, clerk, 210 W. igth St. 12. 7. Henry Elliott, printer, 29, Corlears St. 32. II 13. John J. Finning, printer, 56 Mott st. 8. 33. Daniel Cusack, laborer, 8o Little W. 12th St. I2. James F. Bender, plumber, 335 W. 21st St. 14. 9. Samuel Marx, clothier, 55 Broome St. 34• 13• 15. Jas. J. De Coursey, collector, 24 Oliver st. I0. 35. E. M. Tappen, Jr., clerk, 93 Eighth ave. 14. John J. Forbes, driver, 347 W. 25th st. 16. II. Marcus Siegelmann, cigars, 237 Delancey St. 36. 15• 17. John Fitzgerald, baker, 75 Roosevelt St. I2. 37. Bertrand Kettle, clerk, 190 Waverley pl. ,6. Thos. W. Osborne, stenographer, 453 W. 23d i8. 13. Justus Andrews, salesman, 159 Clinton St. street. Tenth Assembly District. Ig. John Thompson, printer, 7o N. Chambers St. i4. 17. 20. 15. I. 18.Jas. P. Seery, clerk, 214 W. 17th St. 21. Wm. J. Brennan, bricklayer, 22 Rose St. 16. 2. Geo. M. Loos, machinist, 162 Second ave. ig. 22. 17.Samuel Werner, bookkeeper, 437 Grand st. 20. Eugene F. Clark, packer, 337 W. loth st. 23. Dan. R. Sheehan, pressman, 67 Madison st. 18. 4. Geo. Solky, salesman, 223 E. Houston st. 21. 24• 19. 22. Jos. Troy, clerk, 437 W. 25th St. 25. Corn. Lenihan, carpenter, 7o N. Chambers st. 20. b. John Schatz, shoes, 194x% Allen St. 26. 25. 24.John W. Culley, carpenter, 249 W. 24th st. 27. Mich. J. McCaffray, undertaker, 33 James St. 22. 8. Victor Nobis, brushes, So First st. 25. 28. 23• 26. Chas. Keough, bottler, 344 W. 25th St. 24. Io. Joseph N.Eberling, clerk, 198 E. Houston st. 27. 25. II. 28. Michl. Newman, casting, 337 W. 26th st. Third Assembly District. 26. 12. Theo. Wernicke, cigars, 32 First St. 29. 30. i. Ph. F. Shanahan, driver, 205 Hester st. Henry W. Pope, shipper, 323 W. 31st St. 28. i4. Theo. Ellenbast, lithographer, 432 Sixth ave. 31. 2. 32. George L. Purdy, contractor, 316 W. 26th St. 3. Michael Aikens, express, 137 Baxter St. 29. Wm. H. Long, agent, too Clinton St. 30. 16. Aug. Berlepsch, clerk, 96 First St. 33. 4• 17. 34• T. Henry Cook, bookkeeper, 347 W. 29th st. 5 .Wm. H. Englant, clerk, 2 Centre Market pl. 31. 32• i8. Gus. Mergenthaler, clerk, 173 E. Houston St. 35• 6. 36. Geo. W. Dunn, lawyer, 339 W 31st. 7. R. P. Getty, engineer, 219 Canal St. 33• 20. Peter A. Miller, salesman, 142 Second st. 8. 34. 2I. 9. P. Frawley, clerk, 112 Mott st. 35• 22. Hugo Hoelz, hardware, 16 Avenue A. Fourteenth Assembly District. IO. 36. 23• ii. Alf. Boland, clerk, 8 Spring St. Seventh Assembly District. 24. Anth. T. Gounnel, clerk, 182 Second st. 2. I2. 25. 3. Aug. Reynolds, carpenter, 221 E. 13th St. 13. John Meehan, surgeon, 394 Broome St. I. 26. Aug. Schnessler, baker, 512 Fifth St. 14. 2. Sam. Randolph, bartender, 69 W. Washing- 4. ton square. 27. 5. Geo. Linnan, clothing, 2o3 First ave. 15. Jas. Nachbauer, clerk, 197 Mulberry St. 28. John H. Fuchs, barber, I16 E. 7th st. 6. 16. . S. Raphael, bookkeeper, 153 Waverley pl. 29. 7. John Byrne, glass, 206 E. 12th St. 17. John J. Cope, trimmer, 199 Elizabeth st. 4 30. Jas. J. Dinan, artist, 79 E. 2d st. 8. 18. . C. F. Hopkinson, clerk, 46 E. 9th St. 31• 9. Arthur Cosgrove, fitter, 338 E. 11th St. Ig. Thos. J. Finn, carpenter, 45 Bleecker St. 6 32. John Schneider, shipping clerk, 315 Fifth St. 10. 20. 7. A. Takas, tailor, 152 Waverley pl. is. Sam. R. Horton, clerk, 255 E. Loth st. 2I. W.A. Kenny, clerk, 152 E. loth St. 34• Charles Schwing, traveling bags, 426 Sixth I2. 22. 9• street. 13.Gus J. Roth, fitter, 441 E. 12th St. 23. Fred. Giesecke, tailor, 114 E. i ith St. to. M. H. Waterman, merchant, 141 W. Loth st. II. 14. 2. . Henry Bosch, pocketbooks, Fifth St. 15.i. Ad. Reichmann, watches, 25. Adolph Greenfield, merchant, 1143 Park ave. I2. John A. Jeremiah, clerk, 251 W. I ith St. 36 543 533 E. 12th St. 26. 13. 14. Frank Nolte, boxmaker, 273 W. 4th St. 38. Ph. J. Weinhardt, cooper, 116 E. 3d St. 17. Geo. Waldeck, clerk, 321 E. Loth St. 15. 18. 16. W. N. de Wolfe, clerk, 27 Bank St. 4o. Aug. A. Eppleur, trimmer, 436 Sixth st. Ig. Rich. M. Gough, gilder, 529 E. 13th St. Fourth Assembly District. 17. 41• 20. i8. Wm. F. Rausch, cigars, 3 Greenwich st. 42. W. F. J. O'Brien, clerk, 78 E. 7th st. 21. Alex. Wilhelm, cigars, 222 Avenue A. I. Abram Morris, manufacturer, 46 E. Broad- 22. way. 2. 20. Martin Dware, clerk, io8 W. 14th St. 44. Jos. Menger, collector, 28 Avenue B. 23. P. Harford, salesman, 535 E. I2th St. 2I. 45• 24. 3. D. O'Connell, clerk, 31 Catharine St. 25. P. M. Costello, nurse, 195 Avenue B. 4• 22. Chas. E. Nunsell, chemist, 223 W. 14th st. Eleventh Assembly District. 5. Edw. J. Caffrey, clerk, 53 Market St. 23• Wm. J. Hoey, clerk, 155 Seventh ave. I. 27. Thts. Smith, driver, 649 E. 13th St. 6. 24. 2. Walter Hadden, bookkeeper, lot E. 25th at. 25. 28. Mark J. Spillmann, pressman, 17 Dry Dock 7. Alf. H. Morgan, butcher, 18 Iiamilton St. street. 8. z6. Mart. J. Durkin, clerk, 144 W. Igth St. . Terrence A. Clancy, clerk, 153 W. 28th st. 9. Mich. Goggins, oysters, 204 South St. 27. 4 28. Fred. W. Lochmann, grocer, 16g W. 21St St. I0. 6. Geo. G. A. Krempp, newsdealer, 137 W. 27th .b fteenth Assembly District. 11. John Duffy, driver, ISO Henry St. street. I. I2. ' 30. Chas. Capouilliez, clerk, 138 W. 21st St. 2. Geo. O. Flaherty, polisher, 409 W. 26th st. 7. 13. John Callahan, clerk, 125 Madison St. 8. Geo. Dobson, broker, 474 Sixth ave. 3• Eighth Assembly District. 4. Geo. Fickinger, salesman, 422 W. 29th St. I. Philip Ebner, lithographer, 95 Chrystie St. 9• 15.Abraham Light, clerk, 136 E. Broadway. io. E. Schmidt, grocer, too E. 30th St. i6. 2. .John McGarrall, paper, 416 W. 32d St. J. Goldstein, salesman, 94 Orchard St. II. 17. Christ. Foley, horseshoeing, $4 Pike St. 3. 12. Rud. Luhrs, merchant, 136 W. 29th St. 7- i8. 4. 8. B. McKenna, driver, 430 W. 3,st St. Aaron Rosenthal, manufacturer, 119 Orchard 19. James Gilloon, silversmith, 223 Madison St. 5. t4. John Wall, clerk, 389 Seventh ave. 9• 20. street. 15• Io. Wm. Kenney, iron, 417 Tenth ave. 2I. John J. Carrew, clerk, 1343/ Monroe St. 6. 16. Chas. Thompson, driver, 123 E. 31st st. II. 22. 7. Ed. Jonas, clerk, 8 Bond St. I]. t2. John Johnston, messenger, 423 W. 32d St. 23. Jos. M. Alexander, auctioneer, 29 E. Broad- 8. 18. Jos. O'Brien, bookkeeper, 682 Sixth ave. 13. way. 9. Jac. Fern, clerk, io6 Delancey st. 14. Chas. B. Walker, clerk, 41 I W. 34th St. 24. I0. 20.Jas. T. McCue, clerk, 445 Seventh ave. 25. Meyer Krasner, clerk, 241 Division St. t I. Frank A. Wolff, salesman, io8 Ludlow St. 16.John J. Meredith, clerk, 428 W. 35th St. 21. 17. 26. I2. 22. Geo. A. Wentzel, cigars, 118 W. 40th St. 27. W. H. Spencer, gilder, 332 Cherry st. 13. Thos. Culkin, jewelry, 184 Eldridge St. i8. Wm. Taaffe, carpenter, 451 W. 36th st. 28. 14. 19. 29. Martin Cherry, clerk, 59 Gouverneur St. 15. Chas. Ruppert, cooper, 272 Broome St. Twelfth Assembly District. 20. Chas. I. Comerford, driver, 521 W. 36th st. 30. i6. I. Chas. Fried, bookkeeper, 14 St. Mark's pl. 2I. 31. P. Brady, carpenter, 33 Montgomery St. 17. Louis M. Orchard, clerk, 1o4 Delancey St. 2. 22. Math. Frederick, turner, 442 W. 29th St. 32. 18. 3. Patrick Degnan, boxmaker, 135 Cannon St. 23. 33• J. M. Hanley, printer, 352 Madison St. 19. 24. Jos. Jarron, cigars, 455 W. 36th St. 34• 20. 5. Herm. Gottlieb, tailor, 244 Stanton St. 25• 35. John Fitzgerald, painter, 222 Monroe St. 2I. 6. 26. John Murray, driver, 236 W. 35th st. 36. 22. 7. Abraham Benedict, salesman, 224 E. 7th St. 27. 37. Fred. Hardenburg, salesman, 37o Front St. 23• 8. 28. M. J. McDonald, dry goods, 334 W 35th ,t. 2. 9. Philipp Wertheimer, agent, 318 E. 8th st. 29. 25. Louis Kaiser, cigars, 77 Allen St. 10. 30. Peter Hackel, driver, 317 W 39th St. ii. Benjamin Stein, glass, 338 E. 4th St. 31. j. Chas. Brock, cigars, 139 Suffolk St. 52. 32. Ed. J. Molloy, iron, 258 W 35th St. Fifth Assembly District. 28. 13. Samuel Holzinger, shoes, 35 Avenue C. 33• I. Sam. W. Tigley, Jr., clerk, 509 Washington 29. Herm. Neuhof, clerk, 56 Ludlow st. 34• Francis McCann, student, 448 W. 33d st. street. 30. 15.Aaron Minzesheimer, cutter, 43 Avenue B. 2. 31. Edward Orth, plumber, Ito Essex St. 16. 36. Fred. LoetHer, boxmaker, 6o6 Eighth ave. 3. James O'Brien, sailor, 13 Renwick st. 17. R. Hess, bookkeeper, 89 E. 8th St. Ninth "Assembly District. 18. 38. John G. Hopp, manager, 266 W. 37th st. Ed. E. Grabenstein, merchant, 637 Fifth ave. 5. T. J. Denny, bookkeeper, 86 Charlton st. I. James Livingston, Jr., laborer, Io8 Leroy St. 19. 6. 2. 20. 40. Isaac Gursky, polisher, 454 Seventh ave. 7. John J. Reich, salesman, 203 Prince St. 3. Henry Weinburgh, hairdresser, 19 Cornelia 21. Peter L. Anderson, clerk, 238 Seventh ave. 41. 8. street. 22. 4z. Bern. McCormack, painter, 410 Seventh ave. 23. Philip Adler, salesman, 641 E. 6th St. 9. Francis J. McNabb, tailor, 48 Charlton St. 4• 43. 10. 5. James McGoinell, gardener, 32 Horatio St. 2 . 44• Chas. E. Fitschen, agent, 262 W. 31st St. II. John H. Stadtlander, bookkeeper, 112 Varick 6. 25. Julius Jacobson, signhanger, 127 Columbia st. 45. street. 7. , Jr., leisure, 6 Cornelia St. 26. 12. 8. 27. Jac. Mandelbaum, clerk, 393 Eighth St. Sixteenth Assembly District. 13. Oscar J. Weitzel, varnisher, 78 King st. 9. E. J. Bishop, clerk, 224 W. 16th St. z8. I. Matthews Shannon, driver, 287 Avenue B. 14. I0. 29. Henry Scheuer, merchant, 132 Avenue C. 2. Lloyd C. Green, driver, 4 Congress st. II. 30. 3. W. H. Bowden, plumber, 6,6 E. 16th St. 16. I2. 31. John C. Gasser, conductor, 615 E. 9th st. 4• . John Gallagher, labor, 32 Thompson st. 13.John McLoughlin, porter, 22 Sixth ave. 32. Geo. Hurley, fruit dealer, 295 Avenue C. 18 14. 33• C. Bullinger, cornices, 625 E. gth st. Ig. J. H. Haase, grocer, 190 Varick St. 15.Martin P. Spellman, driver, io Jones St. 34, James Scott, printer, 5og E. 16th St. 20. 16. 35• Chas. H. Otto, toolmaker, 634 E. i ith st. 21. Sol. Friedenberg, clerk, 517 Canal St. 19. F. F. Rathers, porter, 426 Hudson st. 9. Julius Rug, plumber, 324 E. 26th St. 22. 18. Thirteenth Assembly District. I0. 23. Jas. F. Culum, clerk, 85 King st. 59 Geo. W. Bogert, clerk, 36 Charles St. L ii. George Nuhn, insurance, 407 E. 14th st. 24• 20. 2. James McCloskey, undertaker, 156 Seventh I2. avenue. 13. Paul A. Jones, clerk, 435 E.15th st. 25. Chas. F. Botugard, barber, 112 W. Houston 2I. Jas. F. Ernste, packer, io6 Charles St. y4• street. 22. 3 26. 23. Harry Hunt, driver, 95 Perry St. 4. Jas. Breckwell, salesman, 206 W. loth st. 15. John F. Sewell, printer, 421 E. 16th st. 27. Wm. Coughlan, driver, 76$ King st. 24• 5. Ib. SEPTEMBER 25, 1890. THE CITY RECORD. 3089

17. Wm. J. Warren, driver, 435 E. 17th St. to. Jos. Foley, porter, 402 W. 56th st. 25. John Bollendonk, grocer, 1260 Lexington t 25. F. A. Kassebohm, grocer, 309 E. 119th St. 18. II. avenue. 26. Ig. Adolph Gans, liquors, 355 E. i9th St. I2. Jas. W. Gardner, stationery, 843 Tenth ave. 26. T. M. Fischer, insurance, 993 Park ave. 27. John H. Carman, carpenter, 234 E. 124th St. 20. 13. 27. Thos. Donnelly, plumber, 1384 Second ave. 28. 2I. John J. Koch, chandeliers, 406 E. 23d st. 14.Thos. F. Horan, clerk, 425 W. 56th St. 29. Jno. F. Z. Purdy, clerk, 126 E. 122d St. 22. 15• 30. 23. Jacob Brann, driver, 441 First ave. 16. Dennis Quinn, stone, 879 Tenth ave. Twenty-second Assembly District. 31. C. Foulke, agent, 2265 Second ave. 24. 17. I. 32. 25. John A. Erb, clerk, 377 Second ave. 18.P. Fitzpatrick, painting, 205 W. both st. 2. Simon Herman, neckties, t6o E. 79th St. 33. Ferd. W. Cahn, clerk, 117 E. 115th St. 26. 19. 3. 34. i7 John Viehman, driver, 415 First ave. 20.2 . W Fitzpatrick, painting, 205 W. 60th St. 4. John Schlicht, shirts, 1300 Third ave. 35. Simon Sternberg, bedding, 235 E. 112th St. 5. 36. 29. Andrew Banzer, leisure, 339 E. 22d st. 22. Frank J. Lennon, salesman, 436 W. 58th St. 6. Henry Rofalsky. decorator, 16o E. 79th St. 37. Day. W. Wilkins, clerk, 176 F. t,4th St. 30. 23. 7. 38• 31. Meyer Baer, salesman, 208 E. 21st St. 24. Geo. D. Schmidt, barber, 212 W. 67th St. 8. Soloman Spiro, clerk, 402 E. Both St. 39. Saml. Ranch, clerk, 122 E. 117th St. 32. 25 • 9• 40. 33. G. N. Domidion, salesman, 34o E. 19th St. 26. Wm. Callahan, painter, 138 W. 63d st. Io. B. F. McDonald, clerk, 1711 First ave. 41. John O. Connor, mason, 421 E. I14th St. 34. 27• II. 42. 35. Geo. H. McWilliam, cabinetmaker, 257 First 28. Jas. F. Barrett, brakeman, 229 W. 67th St. 12.Theo. Leers, tobacco, 318 E. 77th St. 43.J. P. McNally, frames, 216 E. 111th St. avenue. 29. 13. 44. 36. 30. Jos. Golden, conductor, 209 W. 67th st. 14.T. H. Lyons, brakeman, 244 E. 86th St. 45. Jas. McCann, shoes, 1895 Second ave. 31. 15. 46. Seventeenth Assembly District. 32. H. R. Wood, leisure, 148 W. 68th st. I6. Louis Leaman, broker, 115 E. 92d St. 47. Adolph B. Eull, bookkeeper, 1735 Lexington I. 33• 1. avenue. 2. Peter A. Muller, storekeeper, 578 Ninth ave. 34• Geo. P. Lehr, clerk, 1706 Amsterdam ave. IS. Max Uhlfelder, clerk, 413 E. 88th St. 48. 35• 49. Ed. S. Becker, salesman, 2174 Third ave. 4. Lawrence Schatzlein, machinist, 431 W. 40th 36. Fred. W. Bishop, clerk, 51 W. 98th st. 20. Meyer Sall, bookkeeper, 1636 Avenue A. 50. street. 37• 2!. 51. Chas. Schwartzbaum, salesman, 305 E. 119th 38. Jno. Brandestein, clerk, 1729 Ninth ave. 22. Thomas Baer, cigars, 1569 Avenue A. street. 6. Thos.J.. Kelly, driver, 531 W. 44th st. 39• 52• 7 4o. Jas. Dunlay, tile layer, 133 W. Tooth St. 24. David Rosenfield, butcher, 235 E. 85th St. 53. H. C. Kanski, clerk, 221 E. 127th st. 8. Jos. M. Fox, paper, 419 W. 44th St. 4' • 25. 54. 42. Chas. Crans, shoes, 275 W. 127th St. 9• 26. Fred. Schroeder, Express, 305 E. 85th St. 55• Jac. Stamler, ship chandler, 22 E. 125th st. to. Jos. Moylan, driver, 547 Tenth ave. 43• 27. 56. II 44. John Primrose, plumber, 235 W. 125th St. 28. Herman Stinthal, clerk, 510 E. 85th St. 57. E. E. Dauer, barber, 352 Pleasant ave. 12. Wm. H. Heartt, clerk, 353 W. 45th St. 45• 29. 58. 13 46. H. Bierhoff, salesman, 276 W. 527th St. 30.J. Ruben, cutter, 342 E. 84th St. 59• Jos. P. Timlin, driver, 412 E. 113th st. 14. W. C. Donnelly, conductor, 553 W 45th St. 47. 31. 6o. 15 48.Henry Golden, clerk, 2349 Eighth ave. 32. Louis Gottschalk, tailor, 339 E. 8,st St. 6t. Chas. Lutz, clerk, 169 E. I loth St. 16. Chas. A. Sheehan, railroad, 785 Eighth ave. 49• 33. 62. Iq 50. Wm. M. Treglown, salesman, 271 W. I26th 34. Louis Scott, steam heating, 538 E. 84th St. 63. Christ. Schlickwein, butcher, 2365 Second s8. Wm. P. Gerz, decorator, 766 Ninth ave. street. avenue. 19. 51. 36. Ad. H. Helm, builder, 522 E. 84th St. 64. 20. A. H. Dirkes, tackle, 403 W. 50th St. 52. Geo. Lewinson, cutter, 251 W. 126th st 37. 65. John C. Cahil, plumber, 2056 First ave. 38. Melvin S. Cruger, bookkeeper, 201 E. Both St. 66. 22. A. J. Rich, driver, 322 W. 4zd St. 54. Martin W. Ware, student, 252 W. 528th st. 67. Thos. R. Laughran, real estate, 217 E. 118th 4o. Jos. P. Halligan, telegrapher, 1625 Second street. 24. Chas. W. Darner, driver, 443 W. 49th St. 56. David Morrison, plumber, 22I W. 74th st. avenue. 68. 25. 57. 41. 69. Wm. Bomer, bookkeeper, 217o Third ave. 26. Jno. W. Andrews, steam, 431 W. 46th St. 58. Denis J. Ward, shoemaker, 109 W. io5th St. 42. Jeremiah McCall, newspapers, 230 E. 81st St. 70. 43• 71. M. L. Phillips, salesman, 2207 Third ave. 28.~8' John F. Cavanagh, electric, 509 W. 42d st. 59. Wm. Mitchell, clerk,, 4 o2 W. 93d St. 44. John J. Donohue, clerk, 242 E. 79th St. 72. 2. 61. 45. 73. A. S. Kininmouth, bookkeeper, 419 Pleasant 30. Jos. Sheridan, driver, 451 W. 44th St. 62. Elinore Cohen, clerk, 325 W. 126th st. 46. Peter Ripperger, cigars, 421 E. 77th St. avenue. 6 47. 74. 2. John J. Flynn, printer, 556 W. 46th St. 64. Wesley A. Lyon, lawyer, 888 St. Nicholas 48. Max L. Cohn, salesman, 320 E. 77th St. 75.Jos. H. Vicht, clerk, zto E. 121St St. 3 avenue. 33 49• 76. 34. Ed. M. Powers, brass, 525 W. ¢0th St. 50. Magnus Peiser, salesman, 1361 Third ave. 77. Francis J. Murphy, butcher, 149 W. 128th St. 66. Rich. 1'. Pettit, clerk, 122 Manhattan St. 51. 78. . G. H. Langford, clerk, 323 W. 42d St. 67. 52. Wm. H. Springmeyer, Jr., salesman, 330 E. 79. Michael Elbthal, cashier, E. I20th St. 36 68. R. Cotrell, clerk, joist stand Boulevard, 77th street. 80. 38. Wm. Lehmer, electrican, 616 Ninth ave. 69. 81. C. Meesig, butcher, 2176 Third ave. 39• 54• Thos. J. Carey, clerk, 404 E. 79th St. 4o. J. A. McQuillen, steam, 334 W. 45th St. Twentieth Assembly District. Twenty fourth Assembly District. 56. Ed. Michaelis, salesman, 246 E. 78th St. 42.41. Jac. Turk, collector, 330 W. 48th st. I. I. W. H. Decker, newsdealer, 2426 Third ave. 2. Milton Mayer, clerk, 310 E. 51st St. 57. Ph. Lindeman, clerk, 1492 First ave. 2. 43. Leop Levy, pawnbroker, 754 Ninth ave. 3• 59• 3• 4. Fred. Wertheim, butcher, 804 Second ave. 60. Benj. F. A. Hopper, junk, 1358 Avenue A. 4. J. C. Franke, piano, 719 E. 141st St. 5' 61. 5• 46. Geo. Dealing, sashes, 459 W. 44th St. 6. M. W. Everard, clerk, 343 F. 52d St. 47. 62. Geo. Molitor, laborer, 1338 First ave. 6. Geo. B. Steele, stationery, 2441 Third ave. 48. Louis E. Turk, clerk, 330 W. 48th st. 7• 63. 7. Geo. A. Mager, iron, 2605 Third ave. 8. Isaac Mayer, butcher, 5005 Second ave. 8. 49. 64. Jos. Scanlon, clerk, I330 Second ave. J.J. Meany, tailor, 532 Ninth ave. 9' 65. 9. Henry J. Weber, carpenter, 747 E. 144th St. 50. io. DeLanecy P. Smith, real estate, 533 Lexing. 51• 66. Chas. Grimm, carpenter, 515 E. 83d st. Lo. Frank Baxter, painter, 597 E. 141st St. ton avenue. 67. I I. John Fasbinder, freight handler, 418 Brook II. 68. E. Schack, salesman, 333 E. 77th St. avenue Eighteenth Assembly District. I2. Philip Schunel, fancy goods, 144 E. 50th St. 12. Anth. F. Schmidt, architect, 6o6 Courtiandt I. 13. 69. Wm. Devery, stone, 350 E. 61st St. street. 2. Frank Forster, salesman, 144 E. 28th St. 14. Geo. A. Welling, milkman, 226 E. 46th st. 71. 13. Geo. W. Sandhusen, clerk, 939 E. 149th St. 3• 15. 72. Ed. L. Fitzgerald, ice, 28 Sutton pl. 14• 4. Charles Muller, barber, 158 E. 32d St. 16.Michael Conway, varnisher, 310 E. S3d St. 73. 15.Henry Kempf, lithographer, 630 E. 155th st. 17. John J. Birmingham, driver, 1135 Second ave. 16. Raphel Lutter, clerk, 604 Third ave. IS. Patrick Leddy, plaster, 423 E. 52d St. 74. 75• 17. 19. 18. 8. Jolln Manning, toys, 666 Second ave. 20. Solomon Bibo, cigars, 307 E. 42d St. 19. 2I. Twenty-third Assembly District. 20. io. Theodore Litts, clerk, 572 Second ave. 22. Paul Snider, clerk, 714 Third ave. I. Nath. Lowenstein, bookkeeper, 312 E. 113th 21. I I. 23. street. 22. 12. David Rosenblatt, store, 607 Third ave. 24. Lawrence Keif, real estate, 314 E. 45th st. 2. 13. John N. Gillispie, carpenter, Westchester ave. 25. 3.J. E. Scully,printer, ,61 E. 114th St. and Tiffany St. 14. John H. Shields, clerk, 308 E. 39th St. 26. W. M. Netterville, clerk, III E. 46th St. 4• 14. Herman H. Sanger, clerk, 1311 Clinton ave. 15. 27. 5. John Gorry, driver, 1844 Second ave. 16. A. J. Gallagher, clerk, 203 E. 37th St. 28.Johtl Manning, clerk, 716 Third ave. 6. z6. J. Leland Wells, engineer, 1238 Washington 17. 29. 7. Jos. W. Weldin, cutter, 325 E. 117th st. avenue. ,8. Ed. Hayes, merchant, 246 E. 37th St. 30. John O'Brien, blacksmith, 320 E. 51st St. 8. 17. 19. 3i. 9. Henry Donnelly, blacksmith, 339 E. 117th z8. 20.Jno. Gilchrist, clerk, 650 Second ave. 32. James Dunn, carpenter, 340 E. 44th st. street. z9. 21. 33. I0. ' ;o. F. C. Doty, merchant, 180th st. & Jerome ave. 22. Ed. J. Reynolds, bookkeeper, 330 E. 37th St. 34. Peter Boylan, bricklayer, 317 E. 47th St. ii. Meyer Isenberg, clerk, 218 E. 120th St. ;I. 23. 35. 12. 2. Lewis K. Dunham, carpenter, 1746 Bathgate 24. James J. Reddy, wire, 300 E. 35th St. 36. Jurgen Burdewick, clerk, 158 E.45th St. 13.Wm. E. Waddell, clerk, 234 E. 105th st. ave. 25. 37• 33• 26. William B. McGrath, clerk, 330 E. 37th St. 38. Patrick H. Kerwin, stone, 158 E. 45th St. t5. Harry Dodd, moulder, 1997 Second ave. 34• Keyron Holland, horse trainer, 18oth st. and 16. Jerome ave. 27. 37th 28. Charles J. Burns, leisure, 34o 37 st• Twenty-first Assembly District. 17.Thos. Clarke, clerk, 1932 Third ave. 35• 29. 18. 36. Ernest J. Lecocy, photographer, Kirk pl. 30. John Curran, agent, 418 E. 80th st. I. John T. Butler, janitor, 103 W. 54th St. Wm. B. Miller, clerk, 235 E. I14th St. 31 2. 19. 37. zo. 38. And. Duncan, cutler, Clinton ave. and 32. Thomas F. Coffey, chandeliers, 328 E. 31st st. 3• Mich. J. Callahan, carriage, 57 W. 44th St. 4. John Veil, clerk, 114 E.41st St. 21. Chas. H. Taar, clerk, 343 E. 118th St. Williamsbridge. 5. Chas. F. Dillon, pictures, 957 Sixth ave. 12. 39• 34•John J. O'Brien, laborer, 343 E. 30th St. 6 13.Wm. Maidt, painter, 2199 Second ave. 40. Wm. B. Murray, moulder, Kingsbridge. z4. 41. .John Jones, plumber, 217 E. 29th St. 7• 8. Tohn Buchanan, plumber, 970 Sixth ave. 37. POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, No. 300 MULBERRY STREET, 38. James McCabe, driver, 641 First ave. 9. kich. F. Gerbach, milk, 841 Sixth ave. !f to. Henry Hacker, coal, 264 W. 53d St. BUREAU OF ELECTIONS, NEW YOKK, September 19, 18go. :John G. Hochstetter, driver, 802 Second ave. IiI. Wm. H. McCormick, telegraph, 100 W. 50th Notice is hereby given in pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Police, that the following- 41 street. amed persons are under consideration for selection and appointment as Poll Clerks of Election 42. J. V. Forman, driver, 330 E. 37th St. 12. n behalf of the Democratic Party for the ensuing year. 13.Chas. W. VanDusen, clerk, 142 E. 54th st. Objections thereto, if any exist, as to their character or qualifications, are hereby invited, to 15. he end that the same may be investigated before the final action of the Board. Nineteenth Assemblyy District. 15.0. H. Doge, clerk, clerk, 139 E. 57th St. T. F. RODENBOUGH, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. t. 16. 2. Fred. Meyers, Jr., bookkeeper, 317 W. 52d St. 17. NEW YORK DEMOCRACY. 18. W. G. Dilge, clerk, 726 Lexington ave. 4. Frank Heagney, butcher, 225 W. 61st St. Ig. T. J. Kanaly, porter, 119 E. 53d St. First Assembly District. 6. Jas. Forran, butcher, 21 Morris St. 20. I. 7. Henry Levy, merchant, 1847 Ninth ave. 2I. 2. Simon Conners, laborer, 23 Washington st. 8. Wm. Driscoll, laborer, 21 Rector St. 7 22. 8. F. K. Kayser, clerk, 46 W. 62d st. 23. Geo. Schaefer, butcher, 60th St. & Fifth ave. 4. John McCann, laborer, 14 Morris St. I. Jas. Kinavan, cooper, 29 Washington St. 9. 24. Daniel Kelly, plumber, 302 E. 78th St. 5. II. 3090 THE CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER 25, I80.

12. Thos. Clone, boatman, 2 Albany St. 17. F. Mauerhofer, drummer, 130 Varick St. 14.Benj. F. Corel], cigars, 310 W. I Ith St. 33• 13• 18. 15. 34• 14. Denis Sullivan, truckman, 26 Rector st. i9. Jno. English, tobacco, 36 Vandam St. 16. Franc. J. Markey, truckman, 300 W. Toth St. 35. 15• 20. 17. 16.Jas. Mansfield, barrels, 120 Broad St. 21. Danl. T. Hearn, clerk, 47 King St. 18.Henry Bechtluft, coal, 512 Hudson St. 17. 22. 19. Thirteenth Assembly District. 18.Michl. Murphy, laborer, to Washington St. 23. L. Leinwehr, truckman, 139 Thompson St. 20. Wm. M. Ingles, plumber, 240 W. Toth St. 19. 24. 2I. 2. Robt. J. Snell, laborer, 423 W. 16th st. 20. M. J. Kiely, clerk, 129 Washington st. 25. Owen Hannan, laborer, 74 King St. 22. Geo. W. Smith, clerk, 97 Perry St. 3• 2I. 26. 23• 4 Dan. Rowan, laborer, 353 W. r6th St. 24. W. M. Lord, driver, 118 Christopher st. 22. Herm. Kuhlman, liquors, Tog Hudson St. 27. F. Haswell, bookbinder, 179 W. Houston St. [Jas. 23. Jas. Wilkes, photographer, 165 Eighth ave. 24. Walter A. Kelly, laborer, 154 Washington Sixth Assembly District. 26. Jos. C. Aull, cigars, 96 Jane St. 7• street. 27. .Jno. H. Roeder, clerk, 346 W. 18th st. I. 9• 2. 28. Val. M. Collins, bookkeeper, 9 Commerce st. Second Assembly District 2. Io. Berni. H. Hawkins, clerk, 167 Ninth ave. 3• 30. Chas. J. Murphy, clerk, 45 Eighth ave. II. I. 4• 12.Chas. W. Raborg, collector, 407 W. 19th St. 2. Dan. Conroy, porter, 15 City Hall pl. 31. 32. Herm. Collier, clerk, t5 Barrow St. 13. Henry P.Parker, undertaker, 210 Eighth ave. 6. 14.Geo. E. Greig, express, 406 W. 19th St. . Ed. C. Scully, printer, 536 Pearl St. 4 7. 34• W. S. Warner, bookkeeper, 79 Christopher st. 15. 8. 16.M. 11. Brown, paint, 241 W. 16th St. [Henry Zang, driver, 99 Baxter St. 9• 36. Aug. Snyder, clerk, 323 \V. 13th st. 17. 10. 18. Fred.Jockers, barber, 263 Ninth ave. 8. Jas. Feeney, bricklayer, 23 City Hall pl. II. 37. 12. Tenth Assembly District. 20. Thos. \V. O'Connell, clerk, 337 W. 20th St. Io. Jos. Troy, fitter, 116 Centre st. 13. 2I. II. 14• I. Otto Metz, butcher, 20 Stanton st. 22. Chas. H. Klee, salesman, 212 W. 20th St. I2. Wm. Redfield, clerk, I16 Centre St. 15. 2. Ed. Stahl, clerk, 212 Forsyth st. 23• 13. 16. 3• 24. Wm. P. Gallagher, machinest, 406 W. 26th St. 14. Chas. Corcaran, cutter, 102 James St. 17• 4. Ed. D. Lonergan, tile layer, 77 First ave. 25• 1 5. 18. zb. John F. Asmussen, Jr., undertaker, 355 i6. Jas. E. Shonessy, plumber, 124 White St. 19. [HansHans Von Eisleben, salesman, 124 St.Mark's Bleecker St. 20. place. 27• 18. Dan. Sullivan, porter, 116 Centre st. 2I. 7• 28. J. F. Murphy, packer, 357 W. 25th st. 22. 8. Chas. A. Brodel, tailor, I2I Avenue A. 29. 20. John J. Smith, laborer, 72 New Chambers St. 23. 9• 30. Geo. Fehr, truckman, 18o Eleventh ave. 2I. 2 . Io. Wm. Howacke, brewer, 128 First ave. 31. 22. Jas. J. Thompson, porter, 404 Pearl St. 25• II. 32. Jos. Baum, express, 3 Abingdon sq. 23. 26. I2. John S. Behringer, clerk, To Avenue A. 33• 24. Louis Romain, checker, 3o Baxter St. 27. 34. Geo. H. Symes, engineer, 91 Bedford st. Mich'l Kern, clerk, 381 Bowery. 25• 28. i4. 35• 26. Wm. F. Smith, stamper, 343 Water st. 29. / 5• 3b. Wm. F. Smith, clerk, 71 Jane st. 27. •3o. 16. Ed. Kueppler, polisher, 5o9 6th st. 28. Reuel H. Page, clerk, 467 W. 22d St. 31. '7. Fourteenth Assembly District. 32. 18.Fred L. Frank, glass, 96 E. 4th st. I. Third Assembly District 33. 19. 2. Herm. Newbold, lithograph, ,6o First ave. 20.John Wittschichen, agent, IOI E. 4th st. I. 34. 3• 2. 2I. 4. Fred. Schlenning, books, 303 E. 9th St. 35• 22. Ant. Schremer, janitor, 142 E. 4th st. 3• 36. 5• 4. 23• b. Frank Kline, trucks, 345 E. 9th St. 5• Seventh Assembly District 24. Henry Boettger, combs, 128 Second ave. 25• 7. 6. I. Jno. J. Laferty, carpets, I23 Greenwich ave. 8. Fred. Nowatscheck, tailor, 331 E. 9th st. 7. 26. Bernh. Baruch, fireman, 200 Second ave. 2. 27. 9• 8. 3. Jno. Byron, clerk, 44 Greenwich ave. Io. Geo. Smith, pianos, 417 E. 9th St. 9. 28. B. Wiehman, stamper, 74 First ave. II. 2. Io. .James Duffy, clerk, 64 Clinton pl. 12. Fred. Herlich, 186 First ave. II. 30. F. Hofmann, gilder, 115 E. 4th St. 13• 6. 31. 12. Frank W. Braman, bookkeeper, r63 W. 22dst. 14. Chr. H. Muller, clerk, 238 E. Goth St. 13. 7. 32. Robt. C. Newhardt, musician, 209 Fifth st. S. 1 5• 14• 9. Clarence Sheldon, agent, 14 Eighth ave. 16. Dr. Chas. A. Pukhardt,'doctor, 17 Stuyvesant 15. 34• Aug. Becker, tools, 423 Fifth St. 10. street. 16. 17. 17. ii. William Boylan, gilder, 47 W. Lath St. . John Briemer, clerk, 87 First ave. 12. 36 18. Walter Donahue, rubber, 177 Auenue A. 18. 13. Wro. Habenicht, clerk, I Perry St. 19. 19. 38. Geo. F. Schuster, clerk, 120 First ave. 14. 20. Ed. O'Hara, lithograph, 177 Avenue A. 20. i5. Jos. K. Church, salesman, 163 W. 22d St. 2I. 2I. 40. Ph. Clundt, letterer, 117 Avenue A. 22. Wm. Wirth, salesman, 257 E. Toth St. 16. 41• 22. 17. W. J. DeWolfe, salesman, 69 W. I Ith St. 23• 23• 42. Henry A. Leise, clerk, 229 Sixth St. 18. 24. Jac. H . Klein, tobacco, 614 E. 12th St. 24• 43• 2. 25. 19. Jno. P. Fame, merchant, 238 W. I Ith St. 44. Jos. Koofs, gilder, 140 E. 7th St. 20. 45. Ed. Schmidt, broker, io6 St. Mark's pl. 26. Frank Keller, plumber, 612 E. 13th St. 26. 21. Robt. B. Hastie, printer, 239 \V. 12th St. 27. 22. 28. Jos. O. Brien, mason, 728 E. 12th st. Fourth Assembly District. Eleventh Assembly District. 23. Jno. W. Taylor, clerk, 81 Clinton pl. i. Louis Knobloch, barber, 100 W. 27th St. I. 24• 2. John H. Anderson, carpenter, 327 Cherry st. 2. Fifteenth Assembly District. 25. Louis F. Steinmetz, artist, 44 Greenwich ave. 3. Day. B. Meza, druggist, 131 W. 3oth st. 26. I. Theo. F. Walsh, clerk, 514 \V. 27th St. . \Vm. Smith, machinist, 168 Monroe St. 4• 2. 4 27. S.J. C. Schneider, clerk, 525 Sixth ave. 5• 28. 3. Win. Bartenstein, clerk, 354 Seventh ave. 6. Mich. J. O'Brien, glass, 57 Monroe St. 6. 4• 29. 7. Roh't J. Morris, clerk, I267 Broadway. 30. 5. Chas. Shoetmeier, painter, 262 W. 31st st. .Jac. Maguire, clerk, 259 Henry St. 8. 6. A. W. Olson, waiter, 115 W. 3oth St. 9• Eighth Assembly District. 9. 7. Jos. Winklemeyer, harness, 464 Eleventh ave. Io. Ed. Klausmeyer, printer, 50 Pike St. I0. 8. I I. Isidore Anhalt, furniture, 529 Sixth ave. II. ' 2. Herm, Bach, clerk, 322 E. 79th St. 9. Leo. Kramed, leather, 329 W. 35th St. 12.Ed. D. O'Rourke, clerk, 150 E. Broadway. 12. I0. Sam. Johnston, oysters, III W. 32d St. 13. . Geo. Baumann, engineer, 67 Forsyth st. 13. I I. De Witt C. Ballenger, brass, 493 Ninth ave. 14.H. Jackson, express, 192 Henry St. 4 14• 12. 15. Howard J. Abbott, salesman, 124 W. 36th St. 15. [W. E. Tuttle, salesman, 182 Chrystie St. 13.Mich. Ryan, driver, 200 W. 33d St. 16. Abe Goldman, merchant, 128 E. Broadway. i6. 14• Frank L. Cushman, jeweler, 1199 Broadway. 17. 8. Ch. Adler, clerk, 182 Chrystie st. 17. 15. John Hogan, pianos, 422 Eleventh ave. 18.John J. Gleason, optician, 125 Monroe st. 18. 16. Bern. J. Kelly, plumber, 1285 Broadway. Ph. Schwartz, clerk, 85 Orchard St. 19. 17. John Paret, painter, 526 W.39th St. 20. 20. Jos. T. Donahue, printer, 193 Monroe st. II. 18. 21. 21. M. J. Burke, barkeeper, 475 Sixth ave. 19. Vincent M. Munier, dentist, 102 W. 95th St. 12.C. W. Haute, tinsmith, 281 Broome st. 22. 22. Isaac Fairbrother, clerk, 125 Monroe St. 13. 20. 23• 14. H. Huhnapfel, clerk, 3o Rivington St. 2I. John G. Boyle, fireman, 57 W. 92d St. 24. M. Cerker, express, 198 E. Broadway. 15. Tw-lfth Assemly District. 22. 25. t6. R. W. Perceival, painter, Io6 Chrystie St. 23• 26. John O. Donnell, printer, 326 Cherry st. I. 24• 17. 2. 27. 18. Gus. Klumpt, human hair, 27 Bowery. 25• 28. William. Germershausen, bookbinder, 250 3• 26. 19. 4• Clinton st. 20. 27. 2. 5• 28. 21. 6. 30. Wm. Collier, driver, 331 Madison st. 22. 29. 31. 23. 7. 30• 32. 6. 31. 24. 9. 33• 25. 10. 32. 34• 26. II. 33. 35• 27. 12. 34. 36. z8. 35. 13• 36. 37. 29. 14• 37. 30• 15. 38. Fifth Assembly District. 31• 16. 39• I. H. Cohn, merchant, 289 W. Houston st. 17. 40• 2. Ninth Assembly District 18. 41. 3. Robt. F. Meyers, printer, 335 Hudson St. I. 19. 42• 2.Wm. H. Lenihan, salesman, 14 Clarkson St. 20. 45 Moses Fletcher, clerk, 357 Hudson St. 2I. 43• 8. 3. John D. Hartman, driver, 43 Downing St. 22. 44. .John Wiggins, waiter, 78 Charlton St. 23• 45• 6. Jas. Barr, Jr., fish, 48 Carmine St. 24• 89. Bern. Mensing, driver, 171 Spring st. 25. Sixteenth Assembly District, I0. 8. Geo. E. Schenck, bookbinder, 388 Bleecker 26. I. I I. J. Rooney, driver, Io5 Wooster st. street. 27• 2. John Tracey, shoes, 4.23 E. 16th st. 12. 9. 28. 13. P. J. Needham, cutter, 192 Varick St. Io. Geo. Lord, cloth, I,8 Christopher St. 29. 4. Emil Looschen, screwmaker, 4og E. 17th St. 14. II. 30. 5• 15.J. H. Garrison, surgeon, 258 W. Houston St. 12.Jos. T. Blauvelt, clerk, 26 Jones st. 31. 6. P. H. Seery, clerk, 5 io E. 17th st. 16. ' 13. 32. 7• SEPTEMBER 25, 1890. THE CITY RECORD. 3091

8. John T. McCarthy, printer, 431 E. 14th st. Nineteenth Assembly District. 17. !g. F. L. Regna, clerk, 70 \V. 12rith St. 18. 20. I. G. M. Hathroaker, ice, 326 W. 53d st. to. Thos. F. Daly, grocer, 500 E. 15th st. I9. 21. B. F. Raynor, Jr., clerk, 3 E. 125th St. II, 2. H. Baumgartner, express, 429 W. 52d St. 20. 22. 12. Mich. R. Egan, clerk, 417 E. 14th st. 3• 2I. 23. Jac. Lorsch, lawyer, 94 \\'. 132d St. 4. Chas. Lehring, dyer, 340 W. 53d St. 22. 24• Peter Walsh, salesman, 302 E. loth st. 5. 23. Oscar H. Goodell, clerk, 175 W. 63d st. 14. 6. John A. Stodard, butcher, 818 Tenth ave. 25. 15. 24. 26. J. F. O'Brien, clerk, 402 E. 18th st. 7. 25• A. W. Eastlake, bookkeeper, 126 E. 122d st. 16. 8. Chas. \Voods, patterns, 437 W 54th St. 27. 26, 28. ~7 as. A. Fallon, cooper, 3889 Avenue A. .9. 27. And. J. Quinn, clerk, 116 E. 117tH st. Is. J 10. Thos. Montague, clerk, 827 Tenth ave. 29. Ig. 30. 20. John Kearney, printer, 315 E. 21st st. 11. Manuel E.Marco, merchant,397 Pleasant ave. 12. Peter M. Mehrtens, painter, 2 W. 64th St. Twenty-second Assembly District. 31. 2I. 13• I. 32. 22. Geo. A. IIannigan, bookkeeper, 217 E. z3d 33• street. 14. Sam. A. French, plater, 353 W 58th st. 2. W. J. Conroy, plumber, 34o E. 70th st. 15. 3• 34• 35• 24. Axel J. Murberg, bookkeeper, 327 E. 23d St. 16. Geo. Treacy, contractor, 217 W. 114th St. 4. Chas. W. Smith, driver, i toi Third ave. 17. 36. 25• 5• 18. Chas. C. Flick, clerk, 59th St. and Eighth Ave. 6. Thos. J. Leary, gasfitter, 215 E. 59th St. 37• 26. Jas. T. Donnelly, compositor, 242 E. 23d St. 38• 19• 7• 27. 39• Dan. Murphy, designer, 331 E. 23d st. 20. John Real, hostler, 63 Old Broadway. 8. Sylvester Harper, carpenter, 216 E. 65th St. 28. 2I. 40. 9• 41. Aug. Quinn, leisure, 383 Second ave. 22. Mic. J. Hassett, blacksmith, 201 W. 130th St. io. Jas. Ford, salesman, 405 F. $9th St. 30. 23• II. 42. 31. 43• H. L. Spence, clerk, 243 E. 19th St. 24. Frank Schlutz, painter, 534 W. 58th st. 12. Mick Mayer, butcher, J42 E. Both st. 32. 25• 13. 44• 45 • 34. Thos. Keading, clerk, E. 17th St. 26. Patk. Murray, laborer, 406 W. 15oth St. 14. S. H. Beyer, clerk, 342 E. Botll St. 353 27• 15. 46. 35• 47• 36. Francis II. Fallon, stoves, 415 E. 17th St. 28. Thos. R. De Lacey, plumber, 141 W. 105th St. 16. And. Sheridan, clerk, 231 E. 70th St. 29. 17. 48• 30. Sam. Harlin, mason, 307 W. 69th St. 18. Chas. Palmer, moulder, 306 E. both St. 49. 31• 1g. 50. Seventeenth Assembly District. 32. John Tenier, bronzer, 1867 Ninth ave. 20. Geo. McGirr, plumber, 1319 Second ave. 51. 52. I. 33• 21. 53• 2. Math. McGrann, laborer, 5 5 W. 49th St. 34. Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, builder, 2272 Seventh 22, H. Ansorger, clerk, 1317 First ave. 0 avenue. 23. 54• 3• 24. Clar. Whitehurst, railroad, 238 E. 87th st. 55 • 4. Thos. Gates, Jr., architect, 693 Eighth ave. 35. 56. 36. Geo. Rodenback, keeper, 554 W 55th st. 25• 5• 57• 6. Ed. H. Furey, foreman, 603 W. 42d st. 37. 26. Arth. Phillippo, barkeeper, 233 E. 59th St. 38. A. L. Romaine, clerk, 2364 Eighth ave. 27• 58• 7• 8. Fred. Huherth, clerk, 424 \V. 45th St. 39. 28. Win. Hirsch, Elevated R. R., 214 E. 89th St. 59 40. Frank H. Stevens, exporter, 225 W. 129th 29. . 9• 61. io. Thos. F. Woods, salesman, 556 W. 44th St. street. 30. Sol. Kahn, railroad, 403 E. 97th St. 41. 31• 62. II. 42. Arch. Ackley, clerk, 116 W. Io3d st. 32. Benj. Schwab, gas, 537 E. 85th St. 63• 12. And. P. Long, carriages, 671 Eighth ave. 64. 13. 43• 33• 44. Jno. E. Timmons, builder, 72 W. 106th St. 34• \\'o'. Renschler,woodworker, 1612 Avenue A. 65. 14. John F. Curran, bricklayer, 523 V. 49th St. 66. 15• 45• 35• 46. J. R. Fallen, electrician, 239 W I24th St. 36. Max IIirsch, barber, 316 E. 70th St. 67. 16. Wnn. Reilley, engineer, 747 Tenth ave. 68. 17. Steph. Schrand, roofer, 5o4 \V.1st st. 47 • 37• 48. Louis Greni, cutter, 276 W. 117th St. 38. J. G. McGirr, plumber, 1319 Second ave. 69. i8. C. P. Vosburgh, furrier, St. Jolln House, 70. Broadway and 49th st. 49• 39• 50. Thos, B. McCabe, clerk, 4 Lawrence St. 71. 40. Jac. L. Banland, director, 523 E. 85th St. 19. 51. 72. 20. John Fitzpatrick, conductor, 524 W. 45th St. 41. 52. Chas. A. Rosenthal, cigars, 17 Manhattan St. 42• 73• 21. 74. Paul Lages, florist, 410 \V. 46th st. 53• 43• 22. 54. O. J. Regen, clerk, 925 'Tenth ave. 75• 2. 44• 76. z4. John Halligan, plumber, 418 W. 48th St. 55• 45 - 56. Henry Blumenthal, stables, Eighth ave. 46. 77. 25. 933 78. 26. John O. Fackler, organs, 403 W. 44th st. 57. 47• 58. Jno. Hernier, laborer, 837 Tenth ave. 48• 79. 27 80. 28. J. E. Slattery, bookkeeper, 532 W. 46th St. 59• 49• 6o. Jas. Costello, tailor, 1327 Eleventh ave. 50• 81. 2. 30. Jas. Farmer, mason, 437 W. 41st St. 61. 51. 62. Jas. A. Freed, grocer, 1075 Tenth ave. 52• Twenty-fourth Assembly District. 31. 63. 32. Robt. S. Hunter, laborer, 313 W. 44th St. 53• I. 64. Patk. Kerns, laborer, 827 Tenth ave. 54• 6. 2. Richard Turner, Jr., bookkeeper, 1925 Rail- 34• John 11. Michel, Jr., barber, 543 Ninth ave. 55• 66, Edw. Woodhull, driver, 423 W. 56th St. 56. road ave., Tremont. . T. F. Reiley, painter, 416 W. 42d St. 67. 57• 3• 36 68. Jno. W. Rodenbark, salesman, 575 W. 63d st. 58• 4. Stuart Thomas, clerk, 638 E. 141st st. 37• 38. Louis Lowenstein, tinware, 683 Eighth ave. 69. 5• 60. 6. Ad. G. Marshuetz, Mt. Hope pl., bet. Morris and Fleetwood ayes. A. D. Gorham, clerk, 412 W. 46th St. Twentieth Assembly District. 61. 40. 62. 7. 41. I. Win. J. Dinan, driver, 215 F. 56th St. 42. Louis H. Stroh, plumber, 541 W. 50th St. 63. 2. 64. 9. 3. Ambrose Moran, printer, tog E. 43d St. I0. . John F. McGraw, conductor, 861 Eighth ave. 65. 44 4• 66. II. 45 5. Jos. Mackay, mason, 324 E. 57thi St. 12. 46. A. G. Trangott, sailor, 243 W 50th St. 67. 6. 68. 13• 7• W. Prager, merchant, 245 E. 53d St. 8. Dan. Kelly, blacksmith, 266 W. 47th St. 69. 14 4 8. 70. 15. 49• g. Ad. Kuhn, cases, I Io6 Second ave. 16. 50. Jas. Griffin, conductor, 243 W. 41st st. 71. 10. 72. 17. 51. I I. Chas. Garneau, Jr., clerk, Ito E. 51st st 18. 12. 73. 19. 13. Jas. F. Tierney, salesman, 143 E. 42d st. 74. 20. 75• Eighteenth Assembly District 14• 21. I. W. Kchoe, liquors. 210 E. 33d St. 15. 22. 16. Twenty-third Assembly District. 23• 2. John Gannon, paints, 323 E. 29th st. Geo. Tyrell, bookkeeper, 243 E. 39th St. 17. I. Edw. A. Baer, clerk, 124 E. Io8th St. 24. 3. 18. 2. 25. 4. Jos. Arnold, plumber, 327 E. 35th St. Wm. N. McManus, clerk, 242 E. 39th St. 19. 3. Sam. Sollfrey, shoes, 165o Lexington ave. 26. 5. 20. 6. Chris. Hogan, mason, 213 E. 34th st. 4. 27. q R. S. Middlemas, clerk, 144 E. 39th St. 21. 5. Chas J. Deunar, proofs, 1639 Madison ave. 28. 8, J. V. Foreman, express, 330 E. 37th St. 22. 6. 23• 7. Edw. F. Ames, salesman, 1799 Lexington ave. 30. so. Jno. Nugent, photographer, 325 E. 41st St. 24• 8. 31. ii. Ralph Lutter, cigars, 604 Third ave. 25• 9. Harry Laymon, bookkeeper, 233 E. 114th st. 32. 12. Denis Hogan, butcher, 213 E. 34th St. 26. 10. 33 27. 11. Wm. Sollfrey, bookkeeper, 167 E. Itith St. 34• 14. W. J. Curran, printer, 6o8 Second ave. 28. 12. 35• 29. 13. Chas. B. Ripley, upholsterer, 1870 Park ave. 36. H. Kirk, traveler, 212 E. 39th St. 30. 14. 31• 15.Jas.. E. Murphy, tapers, to W. 134th St. 38.3 17. 39. 18. Alex. Mulvihill, clerk, 301 E. 37th St. 32. 33• 17. H. B. Hill, salesman, 240 E. 128th st. 40. Ig. 41. 20. T. F. Hunt, clerk, 323 E. J7th St. 34. 18. 2I, 35. 22. Wm. Welsh, books, 204 E. 36th st. 36. 23• 37. APPOINTMENTS IN THE MUNICIPAL SERVICE, 24. Jas. F. Stringer, bartender, 246 E. 39th St. 38• 25• 26. Jere Breen, cigars, 200 E. 3oth St. Tzeexit'-firsi Assembly District. NEW YORK CITY CIVIL SERVICE BOARDS, 27. I. COOPER UNION, 28. Thos. Mansell, laundryman, 237 E. 33d St. 2. NEW YORK, September 22, 1890. 29. 3• To the Supervisor of the City Record: 30. M. F. Higgins, compositor, 313 E. 38th st. 4• SIR-In accordance with Civil Service Regulations I hereby report the following appoint- 31. 5• 32. F. Schlueter, cigars, 592 Third ave. 6. ments by the Department of Charities and Correction- 7• 34• W. H. Simpson, blacksmith, 335 E. 37th st. S. As Attendants on the lnsane, on probation August 30. Margaret llasset. 35• 9. 36. F. Schweitzer, clerk, 549 Second ave. I0. September 4. Delia Cough. September 6. William S. Shriver ; Patrick J. Fox, Maggie T. Nally. 37. 11. 38. Abb. Wer l-nn, clerk, 647 First ave. I2. September 8. Richard lllanchfield ; Teresa J. Keegan. September 9. Annie Inness. 39• 13• 40. Thos. Collins, laborer, 201 1 . J4th St. 14. September 8. As Nurse at Homoeopathic Hospital. May Tyndall. 41• t5. September to. ,- - Orderly at Bellevue I lo.Taal. Arthur Wiili:nn-. 42. \\'m. Hurley, driver, 310 E. 33d st. 16. el,tcfiber I2. .\s Nur-c' at Charity I-hospital, Wai; YeCar1c ad Minnie Peck.

3092 THE CITY RECORD . SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.

By the Department of Public Parks- .Ippointinents. September 17. As Park Policemen on probation, William E. Niven and Charles Grimm. Peter Smullen, Hired Cartmen. By the Department of Public Works - Edward Higgins, Laborer. September 8. As Inspector of Construction, Hugh J. Daly; character certified to by M. H. A. W. Gee, Laborer at Stables. Gillespie, No. 339 \West Forty-seventh street ; James McDonald, No. 500 West Thirty-second John Wrede, Laborer. street ; Robert A. Greacen, No. 443 West Thirty-first street ; J. F. Gray, M. D., No. 326 West John Connors, Laborer. Thirty-first street. Removals. September 16. As Inspector of Sewers, John Quinn ; character certified to by Henry Spies, James McGowan, Laborer. No, 308 East Eighty-sixth s;reet ; J. S. Meade, No. 3070 Third avenue ; Patrick Duncan, No. 523 M. McCarthy, Laborer. East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street : J. F. Curry, 214 Alexander avenue. Gabriel Roccora, Laborer. September 16. As h:spector of Sewers, Thomas Curry ; character certified to by W. J. Martin, R. Williams, Hired Cartmen. No. 835 Tenth avenue ; Edward Cronin, No. 855 Tenth avenue ; T. Fitzpatrick, 125 West Forty- Transfers. ninth street ; William Beppler, No. 857 Tenth avenue. William Dolan, Laborer, from Thirteenth District to Twenty-third District. September 17. As Inspector of Sewers, James McClellan ; character certified to by George John Callaghan, Laborer, from Twenty-third District to Thirteenth District. Axt, No, 1520 Avenue A ; Philip Smith, No. 1489 Second avenue ; Charles Gordon, No. 231 East Resignations. Seventy-seventh street ; W. I-f. Muldoon, No. 304 East Eighty-first street. Richard Dawson, Foreman. , September 1S. As Inspector of Sewers, James P. Rock ;' character certified to by G. W. Thomas Stripp, Foreman. Plunkett, 442 West Fifty-first street ; Henry Koch, 426 West Forty-first street ; P. A. Barrett, No. 469 West Fi)rty-second street ; 11. Kolb, No. 326 West Forty-second street. Bills Audited September 19. As Inspector of Sewers, John Doyle ; character certified to by T. J. Naughton, -and transmitted to the Finance Department No. 46 Henry street ; John O'Leary, No. 22 City Hall place ; J. S. McCarthy, No. 71 Wall street Schedule No. 8o- J. F. Leon, No. 29 Oliver street. American District Telegraph Co., messenger service ...... $3 66 Yours, respectfully, Charles L. Bucki & Co., lumber ...... 38 93 LEE P1111.1,IPS, Secretary and Executive Officer. Consolidated Gas Co., gas at stables ...... 84 87 Chapman Derrick & Wrecking Co., services recovering anchors...... , to co Canda& Kane, hard brick ...... 3 50 LAW DEPARTMENT. Jaynes Dillon, hired horses ...... 394 50 James Hamill, veterinary services ...... 48 00 Edward Holland, cleaning lower Broadway ...... 442 86 The followin, sch:-- lutes firm a r p Irt if the transactions of the office of the Counsel to the IIeipershausen Bros., pipe, etc ...... 17 Corporation for the week ending September 20, 1890. II. Jones, newspapers ...... 9 31 The Motor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Mau York are defendants, unless G. O. F. Nicoll, disbursements ...... 218 28 otherwise mentioned. Leonard & Ellis, oil ...... ..... 20 00 SCHEDULE "A." Milton Rathbun. bran .. ...... 36 75 SUITS AND SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED. James Sangunitto, services ...... 40 00 James A. Smith, supplies ...... 352 61 Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co., plungers, etc ...... 69 oci W. S. Smith, extra towing ...... 4 00 REGIS. WHEN The Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone service.... 218 og COURT. ' HR TITLE OF ACTION. NATURE OF ACTION. FOLIO. COMMENCED, $1,996 18 -chargeable to the appropriation for 1890, as follows; Supreme.. (II) 149 Sept. w, 18go McMahon, John (In re)..... To vacate assessment for sewer in Brook ave- " Sweeping ...... $674 Si nue, from tide-water to a point in One Hun. ,Carting .... ...... ...... 672 41 dred and Sixty-fifth street. "Final Disposition ".. ...... 114 68 (40) 287 " 16, Blunt, Edward ...... Damages for deprivation of use of alley way at Liberty and Nassau streets, $5,000. "Rents and Contingencies" ...... ...... 534 28 and Balance claimed to be due for labor and material: (40) 290 16, McLaughlin, Neil furnished O'Brien & Clark in construction of another vs. John $1,996 18 O'Brien et al...... New Aqueduct between points "L" and K," $288,689.03. Schedule No. 81- City...... (40) 291 " 17, " Kessler, Adolph vs. Henry1 Examination of third party ir. supplementary Kolkschn,ider...... J proceedn.g•. J. H. Timmerman, City Paymaster, Wages of Laborers, Hired Cartmen, etc., for " • • • • • • • (40) 292 18, " Roberts, George F'. vs. week ending September ti, 1890 ...... $13,294 69 William Cummings.....: Damages for assault and battery, S2,0c0. Supreme .. (4o) 293 " 18, " Larkin, Ann (matter of)..... For appointment of a committee of inquiry as to -chargeable to the appropriation for 8890, as follows : competency, etc. '' Administration .. IS, '• Holmes, Benjamin (In re)... To vacate assessment for Brook avenue sewer, ...... ...... $38 oo (it) 162 " "Sweeping ...... from tide-water to a point in One Hundred , 41459 72 and Sixty-fifth street. .Carting ...... ...... ...I...... 7,957 76 (it) 164 '• Iq, " Brown, Jane E. (In re)...... To vacate assessment for filling sunken lots, ,Final Disposition' ...... 839 2! between One Hundred and Forty-third and One Hundred acid Forty-fifth streets and Eighth and Ninth avenues. $13,294 69 Public Moneys Collected SCHEDULE "B." -and transmitted to the City Chamberlain : For "trimming scows" ...... $1,068 20 ORDERS AND JUDGMENTS ENTERED. In re Mayer and Simon Sternberger, South Fifth avenue paving-Order dismissing petition without H. S. BEATTIE, Commissioner of Street Cleaning. costs entered. In re Thomas Gardner et al., Eighth avenue regulating, etc.-Order dismissing petition without costs entered. METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY Patrick Farrell-Order entered directing the examination of Charles Daly, a witness hereto, before OF THE a referee. David E. Ketcham et al.-Order of discontinuance without costs entered. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, Abraham Nathan vs. Edward Hanley--Order of discontinuance without costs entered. CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK. Noah Tebbetts--Judgment entered in favor of plaintiffs for $113.82. Esther Eustace-Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff for $47.01. Latitude 400 45 58" N. Longitude 730 S7' 58" W. Height of Instruments above the Ground, 53 Emeline Johnston and another--Judgment entered vacating order of discontinuance and dismissing feet; above the Sea, 97 feet. complaint for lack of prosecution, with $26.69 costs. Henry Wilson-Judgment entered vacating order of discontinuance and dismissing complaint for ABSTRACT OF REGISTERS FROM SELF-RECORDING INSTRUMENTS lack of prosecution, with $26.69 costs. For the week ending September 20, 1890. AIbert J. Winant-Judgment entered vacating order of discontinuance and dismissing complaint Barometer. for lack of prosecution, with $26.69 costs. Josephine C. Kalbfleisck-Judgment entered vacating order of discontinuance and dismissing com- 7 A.M. 2 P.M. 9 P.M. MEAN FOR MAXIMUM. MINIMUM. plaint for lack of prosecution, with $26.69 costs. THE DAY. Catharine B. Winant-Judgment entered vacating order of discontinuance and dismissing complaint DATE. b for lack of prosecution, with $26.69 costs. e~ eo 'nub Michael Prunty-Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff for $58.45. SEPTEMBER. ' O o C o 'H yov off, u uo N David Hall-Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff for $244.39. Leonard Scott-Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff for $1,204.59• Zr', rd t,. i a w" i.s Mary A. Walker -Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff for $367.64. Matter of New Aqueduct, Manhattan l Land Section, additional lands-Order entered confirming 9nnday, 14 30.026 30.020 30.042 30.026 30.068 9 A.M. 29.900 I A.M. report of Commissioners as to Parcel No. 45. 30.002 30.009 30.028 to A.M. 29.982 22 P.M. People ex. red. August Schwabb vs. Hugh J. Grant as Mayor, etc.-Order entered denying motion %Ionday, 15 30.022 30.004 for mandamus, with $Io costs. Tuesday, 16 29.918 29.86a 29.804 29.861 29.982 o A.M. 29.782 12 P.M. WILLIAM H. CLARK, Counsel to the Corporation. Wednesday, 17 29.754 29.712 29.732 29.733 29.784 I2 P.M. 29.704 4 P.M. 29.931 30.000 10 P.M. 29.784 DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING. Ihursday, x8 29.898 29.900 29.996 o A.M. Friday, 19 30.024 29.986 29.954 29.988 30.024 7 A.M 29.932 12 P.M.

DEPAR'rMEN 1' OF STREET CLEANING--CI'rY OF NEW YORK, Saturday, 20 29.934 29.966 30.073 29.993 30.090 I2 P.M. 29.900 4 A.M. Nos. 49 & 51 CHAMBERS STREET, NEw YORK, September 20, 18go. Mean for the week ...... 29.934 inches. Maximum " at is P. nt., September loth ...... 30.090 In accordance with the provisions of section 51, chapter 410 of the Laws of 1882, the Corn Mininnun " at 4 P. Si., September 17th ...... 29.704 missioner of Street Cleaning makes the following abstract of the transactions of this Department Range ...... .386 „ for the week ending September 14, 1890: Streets Swept. Thermometers. Square Yards, ByDepartment forces ...... 23,814,608.7 7A.M. 2 P.M. 9 P.M. MEAN, MAXIMUM. MINIMUM. MAXIMUM.

Alaterial Collected. i DATE .a Ashes and Street Total P .o .~ .6 .d -6 a si ai a Garbage. Sweepings. Loads 2 7 7 B O 7 2 SEPTEMBER. w 'm I w2 w ra By Department forces ... ...... 16,564 7,034 23,59E p0 , 1 ' v E N 3 v F V a On permits- F 3 H a H : Bureau of Markets ...... 247 247 Departments of Public Works and Parks ...... 268 26E Manufacturers (boiler ashes, etc.) ...... 3,203 ..... 3,203 Sunday, 14 66 61 63 5963 6t 64.0 60.3 74 I A.M. 72 I A.M. 63 12 Si. 58 12 M. 87. 7 A.M.

' 68 70.o 6 I P.M. 70 I P.M. 64 o A.M. bI OA.M. 92. 12 M. Totals ...... 20,014 7,302 27,31E Monday, 15 66 64 73 70 ' 71 7.3 74 i Final Disposition of Material. Tuesday, 26 70 68 71 68 7t 68 71.0 68.o 75 I2 M. 72 I2 M. 70 I2 P.M. 67 I2 P.M. I14. II A.M. At sea and behind bulkheads- Loads. Wednesday,17 67 65 69 65 65 61 67.0 63.6, 70 0 A.M. 67 0 A.M. 64 52 P.M. 6o 12 P.M. 94. 12 M. 41 dumpers at sea ...... 18,567 13 deck scows at Newark Bay ...... 5,616 Thursday, r8 63 6o'; 75 64 68 62 68.6 62.o 771 4 P.M. 66 5 P.M. 62 5 A.M. 1 59 5 A.M. 130. I P.M. - 24,183 Friday, 19 62 7 70.0 64.0 78 4 P.M. 71 5 P.M. 58 6 A.M. 156 6 A.M. 132. II A. M. In lots for fertilizing, filling-in, etc.- 58 76 67 72 6 One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and Fifth avenue...... 8,082 Saturday, 20 68 65 72 63 59 54 66.3160.61 76 I I P.M. 68 q A.M. 56 I2 P.M. 52 12 P.M. 134. 12 M.. Various places ...... 633 1,715 Dry Bulb. Wet Bulb. M ean for the week ...... 68.1 degrees ...... 63.7 degrees. Total disposition ...... 25,898 Maximum for tt'e week, at 4 P.M., 19th...... 78. at 12 M., 16th...... 72. Minimum at t2 P.M., loth...... 56. " at 12 P.M., loth...... 52. " Range " ...... 22. .' ...... 20. (Balance of material collected, 1,418 loads, remain on scows.)

SEPTEMBER 25, I890. THE CITY RECORD . 3093

Wind. 4th. Report on Secretary's Order No. 10360, in relati•o' to the application of the Xavier Boat Club, for permission to locate their boat-house Bill float at One Hundrel and Fifty-fourth street, Harlem river. Permit granted, at the rate of ten d )hats per month, payable at the end of each DIRECTION. VELOCITY IN MILES. FORCE IN POUNDS PER SQUARE FOOT. month to the Dock Master of the District, commencing September I, 1890, and to continue during DATE. the pleasure of the Board. 9 P. M• 7 AM. 2 P. M. Distance 5th. Report on Secretary's Orders Nos. 10375, I034o and 10354. that he had superin ended re- SEPT&MEEK. 7 A.M. 2 P.M. 9 P.M. to to to for the 7 A. M. 2 P. 5!. 9 P. 'd. Max. Time. pairing ferry premises at Rosevelt, Grand and Twenty-third streets, Eist river, and repaired pave- 7 A. M.2 P. M. 9 P. M. Day. ment on approach to Pier 57, East river, and at the bulkhead westerly of Pier, new 32, East river. The Treasurer, Commissioner Matthews, to whom was referred with p,wer the application of 14.... NNE NNE NNE 68 52 16 136 o o o I% 6.40A.M. Messrs. Hoadley, Lauterbach & Johnson, attorney;, requesti lg the return of the agreem.nt dated Sunday, November 7, 1889, by which )1essrs. Gould and Kennedy the then bondsmen (on the Iea,e of the Monday, 15....' WNW SSE SSE 6 22 28 56 o 0 0 % 4 P.M. Pacific Mail Steamship Company), agreed to the sub-letting of the north side of Pier, new 34, North river, reported that in his opinion there was no objection to the a,.re_ment in question being can- Tuesday, a6.... ENE WSW SE 6 26 23 55 0 0 0 2 0.30 I'M. celed, provided the same be returned to the files of this Department. Wednesday, 27....~ N WNW NW 24 40 49 203 0 0 0 I/2 1.50 P.M. On motion, the repot t was approved. On motion, the compensation of Jacob Bauer, Laborer, assigned to perform duty as Acting Thursday, x8.... NNW NNW W 6o 75 3d 173 0 Y4 0 2 8.50A.M. Watchman, was fixed at the sum of twenty-three cents per h3ur, to take effect on and afte Friday. 19.... NNW SSE SSW 12 0 0 ( I% 7.40 P.M. 29 58 99 September 6, 1890. Saturday, ao ... WSW NW NNW 76 58 64 '198 0 0 0 212 1.40 P.M. The following persons were appointed in this Department Laborers. Distance traveled during the week ...... 8o miles. Maximum force ...... 2 pounds. Francis Briody. Patrick Goggins. Milton Sears. Frederick Able, George Tremper. William Smith. Hygrometer. Clouds. Rain and Snow. Ozone. Dock Build,rs• William P. Bloomer. James Hughes. Conrad Hinkler. REt.A- Thomas Dillon. FORCE OF TIVE CLEAR, O. 1 If UAIlD- DEPTH OF RAIN AND SNOW IN INCHES. Slip Carpenters. VAPOR. OVERCAST, I.O ~ DATE. ITV. Martin F. Sutherly. William J. Farrell. Egbert Jones. SEPTEMBER. John Sheridan, 0 0 G Stone Cutter. C G o ~ w ~ ❑ o ❑ F io Mark Connolly. o Il c On motion, the Board adjourned. AUGUSTUS T. DOCHARTY, Secretary. I' a p; d•+ G ti i ~v+ 2. d E~ E fa E v I'. n t'. 10 O, F. E+ F Q o H. M. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Bureau of - Lantps and Gas. No. 31 Chambers street, 9 A. 11, to 4 P.M. Sunday, 14 1 .470 •447 .510 •47 73 77f 88 79 10 Io 10 0.45 P.M. 2 P.M. I.15 .OI 0 6 STEPHEN MCCORS1ICK, 51'nermtendent. 0 A.M. IOA.M. .644 .635 89 8 8 86 Io IO Io { 5.3 4.30 •37 1 o MAYOR'S OFFICE, Monday, 25 .569 .693 2.45 P.M. 5 P. M. 2 15 .05) Gtire:eu of Streets and Roads. NEW YORK, March 4, ISgo. Tuesday, 16 -6 44 .644 .6441 85 85 85 85 IO Io IO 130A.M. 9P.M.1 9.30 1.27 .... 0 No. 31 Chamber street, 9 A. M. tO 4 P.M. 44 .6 Pursuant to section I, subdivision 3 of chapter JOHN B. SHEA, Superintendent. Wedn'day,17 '591 .564 •483 .546 89 79 78 8a 20 IO to 2.30 A.M. 8 P.M. 17.30 1.62 .... 3 Io, Laws of 1888, I hereby designate the "New Bureau of Ineuntbrances Yorker Zeitung " and "New York Daily News," M. Thursday, 18 .478 •449 .46 .468 83 52 69 68 0 0 o ...... 0 No. 31 Chambers street, 9 A. to 4 P, Al. of the daily papers printed in the City of New MICHAEL F, CUMMINGS. Superintendent. Friday, 19 •429 542 •595 .522 77 6o 76 72 0 I Cir. York as the newspapers iii which the advertise. ments of the public notice of the time and place Keeper of City Uau. Saturday, 20 577 •455 .3511 .462 84 58 70', 71 8 Cu. 7 Cir.Cu o ...... of auction sales in the City of New York shall be MARTIN J. KEESE, City Hall. published. FINANCE DEPARTMENT. Total amount of water for the week...... 3.22 inches. HUGH J. GRANT, Mayor. Duration for the week ...... I day, at hours and oo minute;. Com/ttroller's Office. - --- No. 15 Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broad. MAYOR'S OFFICE, way, 9 A. M. to 4• P. Int. DATE. 7 A. M. 2 P. M. NEW YORK, February I, 11889. 1I T HEODORE 'W .VIPERS,' Comptroller; RICHARD A. STORES, Dentin' Comptroller. Pursuant to section 9 of chapter 3J9, Laws of Audi/sag' Bureau. Snnday,September 14 Mild, overcast ...... Mild, raining. 1883, I hereby designate the '' Daily News" and Nos. 19, 21, 23 Stewart L'iilding, Chambers street and Mond.ly, " '5 Mild, raining ...... Mild, overcast. the " New York Morning journal," two of the Tuesday, 16 Mild, raining ...... ...... Raining, calm, lightning and thunder. Broadway, 9 A. Si. to 4 P. Si. Wednesday, " 17 Mild, raining, lightning and thunder...... Mild, raining. daily papers printed in the City of New York, WILLIASI J I.Yov, First Auditor. Thursday. " 18 Mild, pleasant ...... Mild, pleasant. in which notice ofeach sale of unredeemed pawns DAVID E. AuSTEN, Second Auditor. Friday, 19 Mild, pleasant ...... Mild, pleasant. or pledges by public auction in said city, by Bureau for tine Citlediat of Assessments and Arrears Saturday, 20 Mild, hazy ...... ' Pleasant, hazy. pawnbrokers, shall be published for at least six of waxes and Assessments and of whaler Rents. days previous thereto, until otherwise ordered. Nos. 31, 33, 35, 37, 39 Stewart Building, Chambers HUGH J. GRANT, Mayor. street and Broadway, 9 A Si. to 4 P. M. DANIEL DRAPER, PH. Ill., Director. D. LowiER SMITH, Collector of Assessments and Clerk of Arrears. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. No money received after 2 I'. M. DEPARYMiNP OF DOCKS. bureau Jor the Colleeriou of Lily Revenue and of fATENIENT' OH' THE HOURS DURING ,ll Irkc'ls. S which all the 1'tihlic Offices in the City are open for business, and at which the Courts regularly open and Nos. r and 3 Stewart Building, Chambers street and An executive meeting of the Board of Docks, of the City of New York, held at the office of the adjourn, as well as cl the places where such offices are Hroadway, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Board, Pier " A," Battery place, Friday, September 5, 1890. kept and such Courts are held ; together with the heads JA5IE, D:u.v, Collector of the City Revenue and of Departments and Courts: Superintendent of Markets. Present—Commissioner Matthews. No money received after 2 P. M. 11 Cram. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Al {vor's C1/lice. Liu,-cau for the Collection of !axes. Absent—President Post. No. 6 City Hall, Io A. M. to 4 P. M. ; Saturdays, to No. 57 Chambers street and No. 35 Reade street, In the absence of the President, Commissioner Cram acted as President pro tem. 5. M. to I2 M. Stewart Building, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. The r. port of theTreasurer, Commissioner Matthews, in the matter of increase of compensation HUGH J. GRANT, Mayor. Wnt. McM. SPEER, GEORGE W. 31cLEAs, Receiver of Taxes; ALFRED Secretary and Chief Clerk. VRE0ENI;URG El, Deputy Receiver of Taxes. of Berthold Sommer, Clerk, was, No money received after 2 P. M. Upon Inottun, tabled for one week. iMYc23Or'S /lla rslrals Ofice. The following communications were received read, and, No. I City Hall, 9 A. At. to 4 P. n1. Bureau of t,4e City Ctia;t6crinin. On motion, ordered to be placed on file, action being taken where necessary, as stated, to wit DANIEL ENGELHARD, First Marshal. Nos. 25, 27 Stewart Building, Chambers street and From the Civil Service Board—Submitting names of persons eligible for appointment as FRANK Fox, Second Marshal. Broadway, 9 A. Si. to 4 r. 51. Levellers, whereupon the following resolutions were adopted : THOMAS C 1. CRAIN, City Chamberlain. Office of the Lily Paymaster, Resolved, That Chandler Davis be and he is hereby appointed Leveller, on probation, at a COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS. No. 33 Reade street, Stewart Building, 9 A. 51. to 4 P.M. salary of one hundred dollars per month, the said appointment to take effect September 6, 1890. Rooms 214 and 115, Stewart Building, ./p A. M. to 4 P.M. JOHN H. TI5IMERMMAN, City Paymaster. Resolved, That Eugene Lentilhon be and he is hereby appointed Leveller, on probation, at a MAURICE F. HOLAHAN. EDWARD P. BARKER. salary of eighty dollars per month, the said appointment to take effect September 6, 189o. LAW DEPARTMENT. AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS. The other names submitted by the said Civil Service Board were, OJfice of the Counsel to the Cor,bo-alion. On motion, referred to the Engineer in-Chief for examination and report. Room 209, Stewart Building, 5th floor, 9 A. nt. to 5 1'. M. From the Counsel to the Coiporation—Approving specifications and form of contracts for JAMES C. DUANE, President; JOHN C. SHEEHAN, Staats Zeitung Building, third and fourth floors, 9 Secretary ; A. FTELEY, Chief Engineer; J. C. LULLEY, A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays, 9 A. iI. to 22 nt. building Pier, new 58, near the foot of Twenty-eighth street, North river, and for dredging at the Auditor WILLIAM H. CLARK, Counsel to the Corporation. south side of P,er, new 34, North river, and at J ast One Hundred and Second street Section, ANDREW T. CAMPBELL. Chief Clerk. Office of the Public Administrator. Harlem river, under Contracts Nos. 350, 35! and 352, BOARD OF ARMORY COMMISSIONERS. From the Matt Taylor Paving Company—Requesting permission to store paving material tem- No. 4C~ Beekman street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. THE MAYOR, Chairman ; PRESIDENT OF DEPARTMENT CHARLES It,. LYDECEER, Public Administrator. porarily on the bulkhead between Bloomfield and Little West Twelfth streets, North river, OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, Secretary. Referred to the Dock Master. Address 151 COLESIAN, Staats Zeitung Building, Tryon Office of Attorney for Colley Lion of Arrears of Personal From the Engineer-in-Chief: Row. Office hours, 9 A. St. to 4 P. M. ; Saturdays, 9 A. M. Ti:xes. ist. Reporting repairs required to Piers, old 40, new 34, new 38 and Pier at Thirty-sixth to lz 51. Stewart Building, Broadway andCltambers street. 9 A, street, North river. Lessees notified to repair. AI. to 4 P. II. COMMON COUNCIL. JOHN G. H. MEYERS, Attorney. 2d. Recommending the discharge of certain employes from the service of this Department. SAMUEL BARRY. Clerk. On motion, the recommendation was adopted, and the following-named persons discharged 0/lice of Clerk of Common Council, No. 8 City Hall, 9 A. Si. to 4 P. H. Office of the Corporation Atrorney. oHN H. V. ARNOLD, President Board of Aldermen. No' 49 Beckman street, 9 A. M. to 4 P.51. Laborers. FRANCIS J. TWOMEY, Clerk Common Council. Louis STECKLER, Corporation Attorney. Peter Brown, Arthur R. Kirkby. It rank Quinn. City Library. POLICE DEPARTMENT. James Cheston, Jr. Hugh Keenan. John Roach. No. 12 City Hall, Io A. M. tO 4 P. M. Central Office. William Connolly. John Kelly. Charles Rose. JAMES H. FARRELL, City Librarian. No "oo Mulberry street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Jas. F. Cunningham Max Kemper. 'Thomas Sullivan. CHARLES *, MACLEAN, !'resident; WILLIAM H. KIPP, Mark Connolly. Patrick Keegan. Morris Unruh. Chief Clerk ; T. F. RODENUOCGH, Chief of Bureau of B. R. MacLaurin. Joseph Wolff. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Elections. Henry J. Cox. Commissioner's Office. John Daly. John McCarthy. Walter Willis. John Whearty. No. 31 Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND CORREC. Michael Gavigan. John McMahon. THOMAS F. GILROY, Commissioner; BERNARD F. T ION. James F. McCormack. Harvey Zelniff. Timothy Holland. MARTIN, Deputy Commissioner. Central Office. Eugene Healy. John Martin. Hirai of Chief Engineer. No. G5 Third avenue, corner Eleventh street, 9 A. ►t. to William Hart. Henry Quade. No. 31 Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. 4 P. M. GEORGE W. BIRDSALL, Chief Engineer. HENRY H. PORTER, President; GEORGE F. BRITTON, Secretary. Dock Builders. Bureau of Water Register. Purchasing Agent, FREDERICK A. CUSHMAN. Office John Shea. No. 31 Chambers street, g A. M. to 4 P.M. hours, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays, 12 M. George Ballard. Dennis McGuinness. Contracts, Proposals and Estimates for Work and Ma. William Bush. James F. McNeary. James Tormey. JoSEPE RILEY, Register. terials for Building, Repairs and Supplies, Bills and Owen Dehen. Peter Nolan. Christopher Welsh. Bureau of Street lmj$rovements. Accounts, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays, I2 M. CHARLES BENN, General Bookkeeper. Thomas Love. Michael O'Connor. Michael Williams. No. 31 Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. WM. M. DEAN. Superintendent. Out-Door Poor Department. Office hours, 8.30 A. M. Patrick McManus. to 4.30 P. M, WILLIAM BLAKE, Superintendent. En. Bureau of Severs. trance on Eleventh street. Stone-Cutters. No. gI Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P.M. William Gallagher. John Palmer. HORACE LooMls, Engineer-in-Charge. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Bureau o/ Repairs and Supplies. Office hours for all. except where otherwise noted Caulker. No. ¢I Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. from g A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays, to I2 M. WILLIAM G. BERGEN, Superintendent. Headquarters. Benjamin Walker. Bureau of If ater Purveyor. that Charles Giblin be appointed Foreman of Masons. Recommendation Nos. IS and 259 East Sixty-seventh street. 3d. Recommending No. gI Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. K HENRY D. PURROY, President ; CARL JUSSEN, Sec. approved and Charles Giblin appointed, to take effect September 6, 1890. WM. H. BURKE. Water Purveyor. retary. 3094 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 25, 1990.

Bureau of Chief of Deparrment. SUPERIOR COURT poration upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as PROPOSALS FOR $I,226,o0o STOCKS HUGH BoNNER, Chief of Department. surety or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Cargo- Third floor, New County Court-house, I1 A. M. AND BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ration. I Bureau of Inspector of Combustibles. General Term, Room No. 35. The award of the contract will be made as soon as YORK. Speci.l Term, Room No. 33. PETER SEERY, Inspector of Combustibles. practicable after the opening fthe bids. Equity Term, Room No 30. Delivery will be required to be made from time to EXEMPT FROM TAXATION. Bureau of Fire Marshal, Chambers, Room No. 33•. time, and in such quantities as may be directed by the Part I., Room No. 34. INTEREST THREE PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JAMES MITCHELL, Fire Marshal. said Commissioners. Part II., Room No. 35. Any bidder for this contract must be known to be en- Part III., Room No. 36. Bureau of Inspection of Buildz„gs. gaged in and well prepared for the business, and must ' SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Judges' Private Chambers. have satisfactory testimonials to that effect, and the THOMAS J. BRADY, Superintendent of Buildings. Naturalization Bureau, Room No. 31. J by the Comptroller of the City of New York, at his person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded office, until Monday, the zgth day of September, 18go, at Attorney to Department. Clerk's Office, Room No, 31, 9 A. M. tO 4 P.M. will be required to give security for the performance of JOHN SEDGIVICK, Chief Judge; THOMAS BOESE, Chief 2 o'clock P. M., when they will be publicly opened in the WM. L. FINDLEY. the contract by his or their bond, with two sufficient presence of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, or Clerk. sureties, in the penal amount of fifty (50) per cent ofthe Fire Alarm Telegraph. as many ofthem as shall attend, as provided by law, for ESTIMATED amount of the contract. the whole or any part of either class of the following. J. ELLIOT SMITH, Superintendent. OYER AND TERMINER COURT. Each bid or estimate shall contain and state the name registered stocks or bonds, to wit Central Office open at all hours. and place of residence of each of the persons making the New. County Court-house, second floor, southeastcor- same ; the names of all persons interested with him or g2g6,000 CONSOLIDATED STOCK Redair Shops.; ner, Room No. 22. Court opens at to o'clock A.M. them therein ; and if no other person be so interested, Nos.128 and x3o West Third street. JOHN SPARKS, Clerk. Office, Brown-stone Building, it shall distinctly state that fact ; also that it is made of the City of New York, known as School-house JOHN CASTLES, Foreman-in-Charge, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. City. Hall Park, second floor, northwest corner, Room without any connection with any other person making Bonds, issued in pursuance of the provisions of chapter No. it, TO A. M. till 4 P.M. an estimate for the same purpose, and is in all respects 252 of the Laws of 1889, for the purchase of school sites, Hospital Stables. fair and without collusion or fraud ; and that no member for the erection of new school buildings, under resolu- Ninety-ninth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues. of the Common Council, head of a department, chief tions of the Board of Education and the Board of Esti- , Foreman-in-Charge. POLICE DEPARTMENT. of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other mate and Apportionment, and as provided by section Open at all hours. officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly inter- 132 of the New York City Consolidation Act of 1882, the POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, ested therein, or in the supplies or work to which it principal payable in lawful money of the HEALTH DEPARTMENT. No. 300 MULBERRY STREET, relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The of America, at the Comptroller's office in said city, NEW YORK, September 57, 1890. on the first day of November, in the year 1908, with No. 305 Mott street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. bid or estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, interest at the rate of three percentum per annum, pay- CHARLES G. WILSON, President ; EMMONS CLARK, UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT of the party or parties making the estimate, that the three Horses, the property of this Department, will able semi-annually, on the first day of May and Novem- Secretary. P several matters stated therein are in all respects true. be sold at Public Auction, by Van Tassell & Kearney, Where more than one person is interested, it is requisite her in each year. Auctioneers, at their stables, Nos, xgo and 132 East DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. that the VERIFICATION be made and subscribed by all the St,000,000 CONSOLIDATED STOCK Thirteenth street, on Friday, October 3, t8go, at xo parties interested. Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Building, No,. 49 o'clock A. M. Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the con- of the City of New York, for repaving streets and and 5r Chambers street, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M, Saturdays, 12 M. By order of the Board. sent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders in avenues, authorized by chapter 346 of the Laws of x889, ALBERT GALLUP, President; CHARLES DE F. BURNS, WM. H. KIPP, the City of New York, with their respective places of and issued under a resolution of the F.oard of Estimate Secretary. Chief Clerk. business or residence, to the effect that if the contract and Apportionment adopted April 24, 18go, payable in t.)Ofce of Topographical Engineer. be awarded to the person making the estimate, they i lawful money of the United States of America, at the —CITY OF NEW YORK, Comptroller's office in the City of New York, on the Arsenal, Sixty-fourth street and Fifth avenue, 9 A. M POLICE DEPARTMENT will, on its being so awarded, become bound as his sure. THE PROPERTY CLERK (ROOM No. 9), first day of November, in the year i9xo, with interest to 5 I'M. OFFICE OF ties for its faithful performance ; and that if he shall NO. 300 MULBERRY STREET, (I omit or refuse to execute the same, they will pay to the at the rate of three per centum per annum, payable Office of Sulerintendenl of 23d and 24th Wards. NEW YORK, t89o. Corporation any difference between the sum to which semi-annually, on the first day of May and November in One Hundred and Forty-sixth street and Third ave- WNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY he would be entitled on its completion and that which each year. 'I he said stocks and bonds are nue, 0 A. M. to 5 P.M. O Clerk of the Police Department of the City of New the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person or York, No. 300 Mulberry street, Room No. 9, for the persons to whom the contract may be awarded at any EXEMPT FROM TAXATION following property, now in his custody, without claim- subsequent letting ; the amount in each case to be DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. ants: Boats, rope, iron, lead, male and female clothing, calculated upon the estimated amount of the work by by the City and County of New York, pursuant to the Battery, Pier A, North river. boots, shoes, wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, which the bids are tested. The consent above men. provisions of section 137 of the New York City Consoli- EDWIN A. POST, President; AUGUSTUS T. DOCHARTY, liquors, etc., also small amount money taken from tioned shall be accompanied by the oath or affirmation, i dation Act of x882, tinder an ordinance of the Corn- Secretary. prisoners and found by patrolmen of this Department, in writing, of each of the persons signing the same that i mon Council of said city, approved by the Mayor, Cfhce hours, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. JOHN F. HARRIOT. he is a householder or freeholder in the City of New I October 2, r88o, and resolutions of the Commissioners of Property Clerk. York, and is worth the amount of the security required the Sinking Fund, adopted September x8, 28go. DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS for the completion of this contract, over and above all CONDITIONS. his debts of every nature, and over and above his Staats Zeitung Building, Tryon Row, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHAR- liabilities as bail, surety or otherwise ; and that he has Section 146 of the New York City Consolidation Act Saturdays, 12 M. offered himself as a surety in good faith and with the of x882 provides that " the Comptroller, with the MICHAEL COLEMAN, President; FLOYD T. SMITH, ITIES AND CORRECTION. intention to execute the bond required by section tz of approval of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, Secretary. chapter 7 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of New ' shall determine what, if any, part of said proposals shall DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, person and payment City DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING, No. 66 THIRD AVENUE. or ersonsefor whom shall be 6ffeasur}ioOthe amounts due by the persons whose bid Stewart Building. Office hours, Q A.M. to 4 P.M. The adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered to are accepted, respectively, certificates therefor shall be HANS S. BEATTIE, Commissioner; `V ILLIAM DALTON, be approved by the Comptroller of the City of New York. issued to them as authorized by law " ; and pro- Deputy Commissioner; GILBERT. O. F. NICOLL, Chief TO CONTRACTORS, No bid or estimate will be considered unless ac- i vided also, " that no proposals for bonds or stocks Clerk. companied by either a certified check upon one of the j shall be accepted for less than the par value of the State or National banks of the City of New York, ine, PROPOSALS FOR GROCERIES, DRY- drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or money, to the 'Those persons whose bids are accepted will be re- CIVIL SERVICE SUPERVISORY AND EXAMIN. quired to deposit with the City Charnl,cr]airi the amount ING BOARDS. GOODS, LEATHER AND LIME. amount of five per centum of the amount of the security j required for the faithful performance of the contract. of stock awarded to them at its par value, together Cooper Union, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Such check or money must NOT be inclosed in the sealed , With the premium thereon, within three days after JAMES THostSoN, Chairman of the Supervisory Board; EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR FUR- envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed to notice of such acceptance. LEE PHILLIPS, Secretary and Executive Officer. S nishing the officer or clerk of the Department who has charge of The proposals should be inclosed ina sealed envelope, GROCERIES, ETC. the estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in indorsed "Consolidated Stock of the City of New 8,648 pounds Dairy Butter, sample on exhibition said box until such check or money has been examined York," and each proposal should also be inclosed in a BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT Wednesday, October I, 5890. by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller of the I,5o0 pounds Cheese. deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will be City of New York, Office of Clerk, Staats Zeitung Building, Room g. THEO. W. MYERS, The MAYOR, Chairman; CHARLES V. AOEE, Clerk. 3,500 pounds i tried Apples. returned to the persons making the same, within three 3,000 pounds Barley, price to include packages. days after the contract is awarded. If the successful + Comptroller. 500 pounds Maracaibo Coffee, roasted. bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days after CITY OF NEW YORK— FINANCE DEPARTMENT, COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, September x8, 5890. BOARD OF ASSESSORS. 600 pounds Chicory. notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to I,5o0 pounds Wheat Grits, price to include packages. execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by — Office, 27 Chambers street, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. 4,000 pounds Hominy, price to include packages. him shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of New CITY Of NEW YORK, EDWARD GILON. Chairman ; WM. H. JASPER, Secretary 300 pounds Macaroni. York, as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal ; FINANCE DEPARTMENT, I 1,200 pounds Oatmeal, price to include packages. but if he shall execute the contract within the time afore- COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, BOARD OF EXCISE. 30 bushelsPeas. said, the amount of his deposit will be returned to him. September it, x8go. No. 54 Bond street, 9 A. H. to 4 P. M. 400 pounds WholePepper, sifted. Should the person or persons to whom the contract ALEXANDER MEAKIM, President; JAMES F. BISHOP, 2,8-0 pounds Prunes. may be awarded neglect or refuse to accept the contract NOTICE TO PROPERTY-OWNERS. Secretary and Chief Clerk. t8,00j pounds Brown Sugar. within five days after written notice that the same has 1,200 pounds Coffee Sugar. been awarded to his or their bid or proposal, or if he or 5,000 pounds Cut Loaf Sugar. they accept but do not execute the contract and give JN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 997 OF THE Act of 1882," the 2,300 pounds Granulated Sugar. the proper security, he or they shall be considered "New York City Consolidation SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Comptroller of the City of New York hereby gives pub- 0 gallons Syrup, in barrels. as having abandoned it and as in default to the Corpora- Nos. 6 and 7 New County Court-house, 9 A.M. to 4 P. M 55 lic notice to all persons, owners of property affected 3,300 pounds Oolong Tea. tion, and the contract will be readvertised and relet as I DANIEL E. SICKLES, Sheriff; JOHN B. SEXTON, Under 3,60) dozen fresh Eggs, all to be candled. provided by law. by the assessment list in the matter of acquiring Sheriff. 20 dozen Canned Peaches. The quality of the articler, supplies, .; oods, wares, and title to Lincoln avenue, from the Southern Iloulevard merchandise nrbst conform in every resfecl to the sane- to [ember which was Supreme 20 dozen Canned Pears. of REGISTER'S OFFICE. as dozen Canned Salmon. Ales of the sarue an exhibition at the office aJ the said Court, Septemberp and entered onytt the 8th day September, ,8go, in the Record of 'Titles of Assess- East side City Hall Park, 9 A. M. to 4 P. Si. 20 dozen Canned Tomatoes. Departm nt. Bidders are cautioned to examine the 12 dozen Worcestershire Sauce. speafcations for particulars 5/ the articles, etc., re- ments kept in the " Bureau for the Collection of FRANK 1. I'IT?GLRALD, Register; JAMES A. HANLEY, I Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments Deputy Register. 6 dozen Tomato Catsup. quired, (efore making their estiluates. 25 dozen Sea Foam. Bidders will state the price for each article, by which I and of Water Rents," that unless the amount assessed for benefit on any person or property shall be paid COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. 614 barrels good, sound White Potatoes, to weigh the bids will be tested. 172 pounds net per barrel. Bidders will write out the amount of their estimate in within sixty days after the date of said entry of the be Room r27, Ftewart Building, Chambers street and 50 barrels prime Red or Yellow Onions, 150 addition to inserting the same in figures. assessment, interest will collected thereon, as Broadway, 9 A. M. to 4 P. AI. pounds net per barrel. Payment will be made by a requisition on the Comp- provided in section 998 of said " New York City Consoli- CHARLES REILLY, Commissioner; JAMES E. CONNER, too barrels prime Russia Turnips, 135 pounds net troller, in accordance with the terms of the contract, or dation Act of 1882." Deputy Commissioner. per barrel. from time to time, as the Commissioners may etermine. I Section g.,8 of the said act provides that, " If any such x,600 heads prime, good-sized Cabbage, to be deliv- The form of the contract, including specifications, and I assessment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty ered in crates or barrels. showing the manner of payment, will be furnished at days after the date of entry thereof in the said Record COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. 41 pieces prime quality City-cured Bacon, to aver- the office of the Department ; and bidders are cautioned of Titles of Assessments, it shall be the duty of the Nos. 7 and 8 New County Court-house, 9 A. M. to 4 P.M. age about 6 pounds each. to examine each and all of its provisions carefully, as j officer authorized to collect and receive the amount of EDWARD F. REILLY, County Clerk; P. J. SCULLY 5o prime quality City-cured Smoked Hams, to the Board of Public Charities and Correction will insist such assessment, to charge, collect and receive interest Deputy County Clerk. average about 14 pounds each. upon its absolute enforcement in every particular. thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to 30 prime quality City-cured Smoked Tongues, to Doted NEW Yon, September so, 18g ,. be calculated from the date of such entry to the date of average about 6 pounds each. HENRY H. PORTER, President, payment." DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 122 bales prime quality long, bright Rye Straw, CHAS. E. SIMMONS, M. D., The above assessment is payable to the Collector of Second floor, Brown-stone Building, City Hall Park, tare not to exceed 3 pounds; weight charged EDWARD C. SHLEHY, Assessments and Clerk of Arrears at the "Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and 9 A. Al. to 4 P. ht. as received at Blackwell's Island. Commissioners of Public Charities and Correction. JOHN R. FELLOWS, District Attorney ; CHARLES J. 50 bags Bran, 50 pounds net each. Assessments and of Water Rents," Room 31, Stewart Mc GEE, Chief Clerk. 50 bags Coarse Meal, I, o pounds net each. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, Budding, between the hours of 9 A. H. and 2 P. M., and Too bushels Oats, 32 pounds net. No. 66 THIRD AVENUE, 1Jt all payments made thereon on or before November 7, 1890, will be exempt from interest as above provided, go bushels Rye. NEW YORK, September 15, 1890. THE CITY RECORD OFFICE, and after that date will be subject to a charge of And Bureau ofPrinting, Stationery, and Blank Books. HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum from DRY GOODS, ETC. T auction, for account of the Commissioners of Public No. 2 City Hall, 9 A. M. to 5 P. St., except Saturdays, on the date of entry in the Record of Titles of Assess- 5 bales Cotton Batts, 50 pounds each, 16 ounces Charities and Correction, at their office, No. 66 Third ments in said Bureau to the date of payment. which days 9 A.M. to 12 M. to the pound. avenue, N. Y., on Friday, September s6, 18go, at 11 W. J. K. KENNY, Supervisor; DAVID RYAN, Assist- THEODORE W. MYERS, 2,510 yards I;rown Muslin. o'clock A. Ni., the following, viz. : Comptroller.. ant Supervisor; JOHN J. MCGRATH, Examiner. 50 pieces Crinoline. Fifty 5u) tons old iron, ten per cent. more or less. Too gross Cotton Shoe Laces. Fifteen (151 tons old rags, ten per cent. more or less. CITY OF NEW YORK, 300 dozen pairs Men's Socks. Forty-seven (47, barrels grease, ten per cent. more or CORONERS' OFFICE. FINANCE DEPARTMENT, 3o dozen Cotton Mops. less. COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, No. 124 Second avenue, 8 A. Al. to 5 P. M. Sundays and 6 dozen Whitewash Brushes. One hundred and fifty-eight '158) iron-bound barrels, September :x, 1890. holidays, BA. M. to 12.30 P. 51. ten per cent. more or less. MICHAEL J. B. MESSEMER, FERDINAND LEVY, DANIEL LEATHER. —to be delivered at the foot of East Twenty-sixth street, HANLY, Louis W. SCHUI.TZE, Coroners; EDWARD F. 50 bunches Leather Laces. and to be paid for as follows: NOTICE TO PROPERTY-OWNERS. REYNOLDS. Clerk of the Board of Coroners. 550 sides good damaged Sole Leather, to weigh 2x Twenty-five per cent. of estimated value to be paid on to 25 pounds each. day of sale, and the remainder on delivery. N PURSUANCE OF SECTION 997 OF THE 150 sides prime quality Waxed Upper Leather, to Goods can be examined at Blackwell's Island by I "New York City Consolidation Act of ,882," the average about 17 feet. SURROGATE'S COURT. intending bidders on any week day before the day of Comptroller of the City of New York hereby gives I:,coo pounds Offal Leather. sale. public notice to all persons, owners of property affected New County Court-house. Court opens at to.1y,o A. M, R. E. CLEARY, by the assessment lists in the matter of acquiring title RASTUS S. RANSOM, Surrogate; WILLIAM V. LEARY, LIME AND CEMENT. Storekeeper. to One Hundred and Thirty-second street, between the Chief Clerk. to barrels, first quality, Whitewash Lime. Boulevard and Twelfth avenue, and One Hundred and 25 barrels first quality Common Lime. Sixty-ninth street, between Tenth and Eleventh SUPREME COURT! 55 barrels first quality Rosendale Cement. FINANCE DEPARTMENT. avenues, which were confirmed by the Supreme Court, Second floor, New County Court-house, opens at 30 barrels first quality Portland Cement. September z, i8go, and entered on the Toth day of 1030A. M. —will be received at the office of the Department of INTEREST ON CITY BONDS AND September, 1890, in the Record of "Titles of Assess- CHARLES H.VAN BRUNT, Presiding Justice; EDWARD Public Charities and Correction, in the City of New STOCKS. ments, kept in the " Bureau for the Collection of Assess- F. REILLY, Clerk; P. J. SCULLY, Deputy County Clerk. York, until Io o'clock A. S1. of Thursday, October 2, 18go. ments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of General Term, Room No. g,WILLIAM LAMB, Jr.,Clerk. The person or persons making any bid or estimate shall Water Rents," that unless the amount assessed for Special Term, Part L, Room No. to, HUGH DONNELLY, furnish the same in a sealed envelope, indorsed " Bid or HE INTEREST DUE NOVEMBER I, x8go, ON benefit on any person or property shall be paid within the Registered Bonds and Stocks of the City and Clerk. Estimate for Groceries, Dry Goods, Leather and Lime," T sixty days after the date of said entry of the assess- Special Term, Part Ii., Room No. x8, WILLIAM J. with his or their name or names, and the date of present- County of New York will be paid on that day by the ments, interest"will be collected thereon as provided HILL, Clerk. ation, to the head of said Department, at the said office Comptroller, at the office of the City Chamberlain, in section 998 of said " New York City Consolidation Chambers, Room No. it, AMBROSE A. MCCALL, on or before the day and hour above named, at which Room No. 27, Stewart Building, corner of Broadway and Act of x882." Clerk. time and place the bids or estimates received will be Chambers street. Section 998 of the said act provides that, " If any such Circuit, Part I., Room No. x2, WALTER A. BRADY, publicly opened by the President of said Department The Transfer Books will be closed from September 30 assessment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty Clerk. and read. to November I, 1890. days after the date of entry thereof in the said Record of Circuit,Partll., Room No, x4, JOHN B. McGOLDRICK, THE BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION The interest due November x, 18go, on the Coupon Titles of Assessments, it shall be the duty of the officer Clerk. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ALL BIDS OR ESTI- Bonds of the City of New York will be paid on that day authorized to collect and receive the amount of such Circuit, Part III., Room No. t3, GEORGE F. LYON, MATESIF DEEMED TO BE FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST, by the State Trust Company, No Wall street. assessment, to charge, collect and receive interest Clerk. AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 64, CHAPTER 410, LAWS OF THiO. W. MYERS, thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to Circuit, Part IV., Room No. 19, J. LEWIS LYON, Clerk, x882. Comptroller. be calculated from the date of such entry to the date of Judges' Private Chambers, Rooms Nos. 19 and 20. No bid or estimate will be accepted from, or contract CITY OF New YORK—FINANCE DEPARTMENT, payment." SAMUEL GOLDBERG, Librarian. awarded to, any person who is in arrears to the Cor- COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, Sept. 23, 1890. The above assessments are payable to the Collector of

SEPTEMBER 25, i 8yo. THE CITY RECORD. 3°9 5

Assessments and Clerk of Arrears, at the " Bureau for List 1312, No. it. Flagging and reflagging, curbing HEALTH DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and recttrbing, east side of Park avenue, from One and Assessments and of Water Rents," Room 31, Stewart Hundred and First to One Hundred and Second street. HEst,rH DEPARTSIENT—CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPART\TENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, No. 'oI MOTT STREEI', Building, between the hours of 9 A. Si. and 2 P. M., and List 33r3, No. 12. Flagging and reflagging, curbing C0sP1,s,ToNER's OFFICE, all payments made thereon, on or before November so, and recurbing, both sides of One Hundred and Nine- NEW YORK, September 17, 189o. Room 6, No, 3r CH-e1usERS STREET, t89o, will be exempt from interest as above provided, teenth street, from Pleasant avenue to the East river. New Yotie, September x8, r8go. acid after that date will be subject to a charge of interest List '34' No. t3. flagging and reflagging, curbing PROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES FOR of the rate of seven per cent, per annum from the date of and recurbmg, east side of Second avenue, from One BUILDING A SEA WALL ON NORTH TO CON I'RACTORS. entry in the Record of Titles of Assessments in said Hundredth to One Hundred and First street, and on BROTIIER ISLAND. Bureau to the date of payment. the south side of One Hundredth street, from First to IDS OR ESTIMATES, INCLOSED IN A THEODORE W. MYERS, Second avenue. B sealed envelope, with the title oft?eeti rkand the Comptroller. List 3315, No. 14. Flagging and reflagging west side ROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES FOR BUII.D- noun of time bidder in fors. d thereon, also t/a number of of Ninth avenue, from Eighty-fourth to Eighty-fifth P in; a sea wall on North Brother Island, City and the 't~o+-kas in tiz' atvrrtiseznent. will be received at REAL ESTATE RE,CURDS. street, and on the south side of Eighty-fifth street, ex- County of New York, will be received by the Commis this office until r2 o'clock sL on Tuesday, September 30, tending a distance about t. o feet west of Ninth avenue. sioners of the Health Department, at their office, No. 589', at which place and hour they will be publicly List 3316, No. 15. Flagging and reflagging, curbing 3oz M it street, until 2.30 o'clock P. n7. of the 3oth day of opened by the head of the Department. HE ATTENTION OF , REAL and recurbmg. west side of Tenth avenue, from One September, 1390, at which time and place they will be Estate Owners, Monetary Institutions engaged in publicly opened and read by said Commissioners. No. I FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH T Hundred and Forty-ninth to One Hundred and Fiftieth ASPHALT' BLOCK PAVEME\T THE making loans upon real estate, and all who are interested street. Any person making- an estimate for the above work in providing themselves with facilities for reducing the List 33'7, No. 16. Flagging and reflagging, curbing shall furnis.t the same in a sealed envelope to the head RO\DWAY OF EIGHTY-SEVENTH comet of examinations and searches, is invited to these and recurbing, west side of Park avenue, from One Ifun- of said Health Department, indorsed ` Estimate for STREET, from Eighth to Ninth avenue, and Official Indices of Records, containing all recorded trans- dred and Fifteenth to One Hundred and Eighteenth Building a Sea Wall on North Brother Island, City and from Tenth avenue to the Boulevard. fers of real estate in the City of New York Irom 1653 to street. County of New York," and also with the name of the Each estimate must contain the name and place of r 85y, prepared under the direction of the Commissioners Li t 3'eS, No. ry. Flagging and reflagging east side of p rson or per:nns presenting the same, and the date of residence of the person making the same, the names of of Records. enth avenue, from One Hundred and Forty-fourth its present ition. all persons interested with him therein, and if no other Grantors, grantees, suits in equity, insolvents' to One Hundred and Forty-fifth street, Any bidder for this contract must be known to he person be so interested, it shall distinctly state that fact. and Sheriff's sales in 6r v.zlumes, full bound, List z3 g, No. t8. Flagging and reflaeging west side engaged in and w 11 prepared for the business, and must That it is made without any connection with any other price...... ... ...... $too 00 of Fifth avenue, from 1Ine Hundred and Sixteenth to have satisfactory testimonials to that effect; and the person making an estimate for the Caine work, and is in The same in 25 volumes, half bound ...... 5o 00 One Hundred and Eighteenth street, and east side of person or persons to whom the co itract may be awarded all respects fair and without collu-ion or fraud. That Complete sets, folded, ready for binding...... r5 00 Fifth avenue, from One Hundred and 'I wenty seventh will be required to give security for the nerfurmanec of no member of the Common Co mcil, head of a .lepart- Records of Judgments, 25 volumes, bound ..... zo 00 to . ne Hundred and Twenty-eighth street, and on =south the contract by his or their bond, with two sufficient ment, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk Orders should be addressed to "Mr. Stephen Angell, side of One Fhmdred and 'Twenty-eighth street, from sureties, each in the penal sum of SIX THOUSAND therein, or other officer of the Corporation, i-. directly Room 23, Stewart Building." Madison to Fifth avenue. DOLLARS. or indirectly interested in the estimate or in the work to THEODORE W. MYERS, List 3 •1 20, No. 'g. Flagging and reflagging cast side of Bidders are required to submit their estimates upon which it relates or in the profit; thereof, Comptroller. Seventh avenue, from One Hundred and 'l'wen'y-first the following express conditions, which shall apply to Each e,timate must be verified by the oath, in writing, to One Hundred and Twenty-filth street. and became part of every estimate received : of the party making the same, that the several matters List 3321, No. 2 , Flagging and reflagging. curbing 1st. Bidders must satisfy themselves by personal ex- therein stated are true, and must be accompanied by the CORPORATION NOTICE and rec• rbing, both sides of One Hundredth street, from amination of the location of the proposed work, and by consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders in Ninth to Tenth avenue. such other mcuts as they may prefer, as to the accuracy the City of New York, to the effect that if the contract is IJBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE List 332, No. at. Flagging and reflagging, curbing of the estimate, and shalt not at any time after the sub- awarded to the person us king the estimate, they will, P owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all and recurbing, both sides of eighty-fourth street, from mission of an estimate, dispute or complain of the state- upon its being so awarded, become bnundas his sureties houses and lots, improved or unimproved land, affected West End avenue to I'iverside [)rive. ment of quantities, nor assert that there was any mis- for its faithful performance ; and that if he shall refuse thereby, that the following as'ec~ments have been com- List 3323, No. 2z. Flagging and curbing both sides of understanding in regard to the nature or amount of the or neglect to execute the same, they will pay to the Cor- pleted and are lodged in the office of the Board of As- Sixty-fo rth street, from I enth to Eleventh avenue. work to be done. poration any difference between the sum to which he ses,ors for examination by all per,nn, intere-ted, viz.: The limits embraced by such assessment, include all zd. Bidders will be required to complete the entire :would be entitled upon its completion and that which List 33 x,, No. t. Server in Sixty-fifth street, between the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces work to the satisfaction of the Health Department, and the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person to Avenue A and First :venue, with alteration and im- and parcel, of la..d sit' ated on— in substantial accordance with the specifications of the whom the contract shall he awarded at any subsequent provement to curve at Sixty-fifth street and Avenue A. No.'. East side of the Eleventh avenue Boulevard, contract and the plans therein referred to. No extra letting ; the amount to be calculated upon the estimated Li t 3 - oz, No. . Regulating and grading, curbing and from One Hundred and Sixty first to One Hundred and compensation beyond the amount payable for the work amount of the work by which the bids are tested flagging One Hundred and First street, from First to Sixty-fifth street ; both side- of One Hundred and before mentioned, which shall be actually performed, at Second avenue. Sixty-fifth street, from Kingsbridge road to Eleventh the prices therefor, to be specified by the lowest bidder, The consent last above mentioned must be accom- List , 328, No. 3. Paving Fighty-eighth street, from avenue, and both sides of Kingsbridge road, from One shall be clue or payable for the entire work. panicd by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of Park to Madison avenue, with granite block. Hundred and Sixty-fifth to One Hundred and Sixty- Bidders will state in their estimates a price for the the persons signing the same, that he is a householder The limits embraced by such assessments include all ninth street. whole of the work to be done, in conformity with the or freeholder in the City of Nun' York, and is worth the the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces No. z. South side of Sixty-eighth street, extending approved form of contract and the specifications therein amount of the security required for the completion of and parcels of land situated on— easterly from Tenth avenue about rfio feet, and east set forth, by which price the bids will be tested, This the contract, over and above all his debts of every No. j. Both sides of Sixty-fifth street, from Avenue A side of T nth avenue bout 50 feet 5 inches southerly price is to cover all expenses of every kind involved in tat ire, :mod over and above his liabilities as bail, surety, to First avenue. from Sixty-eighth street. or incidental to the fulfillment of the contract, incllding or oth-rwise, and that he has offered himself as surety No. 2. Both sides of One Hundred and First street, No. 3. North side of Sixty-fifth street, commencing any claim that may arise through delay, from any ante, in good faith, with the intention to execute the bond from First to Second avenue. I 4 feet it inches westerly from the Boulevard, and in the performing of the work thereunder. required by law. No. 3. 1 oth sides of Eighty-eighth street, from Park extending westerly about u5 feet. Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and in No estimate will he considered unless accompanied by to Madison avenue, and to the extent of half the block N , 4. North side of Seventieth street, from 'Tenth figures, the amount of their estimates fordoing this either a certified check upon one of the State or National at the intersecting avenues. to West F:nd avenue. work. banks of the City of New York, drawn to the order All persons whose interests are affected by the above- No. c. South side of One Hundred and Third street, The person or persons to whom the contract may be of the Comptroller, or money, to the amount of five named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, extending westerly from Lexington avenue about 45 awarded will be required to attend at this office with the per centum of the amount of the security required for or either of them, are requested to present their objec- feet, and west side of Lexington avenue, from One sureties offered by him or them, and execute the con- the faithful performance of the contract. Such check tions in writing to the Chairman of the Board of Hundred and Second to One Hundred and Third street. tract within five days from the date of the service of a or money must NOT be inclosed in the sealed envelope Assessors, at their office, No. 27 Chambers street, within No. 6. [loth sides of Eightieth street, from West End notice to that effect ; and in case of failure or neglect so containing the estimate, but must be handed to the thirty days from the date of this notice. avenue to Riverside Drive. to do, he or they will be considered as having abandoned officer or clerk of the I )epartment who has charge of The above-described lists will be transmitted, as pro. No. y. South side of 'thirty-ninth street, from Sixth it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and the con- the estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in vided by law, to the Board of Revision and Correction avenue to Broadway. tract will be readvertised and relet, and so on until it be said box until such check or money has been examined of Assessments for confirmation on the 25th day of No. . Both side' of Morris street. from Broadway to accepted and executed. by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All October, r8go. West street, excepting north side of Morris street, from Bidders are required to state in their estimates their such deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will EDWARD GILON, Chairman, Broadway to Gre nwich street. names and places of residence ; the names of all persons to returned to the persons making the same within PATRICK \I. 1, AVERTY, No. g. East side of Manhattan avenue, extending interested with them therein ; and if no other person be three days after the contract is awarded. If the suc- CHARLES E. WENDT, northerly from One Hundred and Fourteenth street so interested, the estimate shall distinctly state the cessful bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days ED IIARD CAHILL, about Tut feet. fact ; also that the estimate is made without any eon- after notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to Board of Assessors, No. to. West side of Eighth avenue, from One Hun- nection with any other person making an estimate execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, dred and Forty-ninth to une Hundred and Fifty-first for the same work, and that it is in all respects him shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of street. NO. 27 CHAMBERS STREET, ~f fair, and without collusion or fraud ; and also that New York as liquidated damages for such neglect or NEW YORK, Sept. 24, i8go. P o. it. East side of Park avenue, extending about no member of the Common Council, head of a refusal ; but if he shall execute the contract within the tot feet southerly from One Hundred and Second street. department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or time aforesaid, the amount of the deposit will be UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE No. r2. I;oth sides of One Hundred and Nineteenth clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is returned to him. P owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all street, from Pleasant avenue to Marginal street. directly or indirectly interested therein, or in the "1'HF, CO MMIuSIONER (iF PUBLIC WORKS houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands affected No. 23, bast side of econd avenue, from One Hun- supplies or work to which it relates, or in any portion I RESERVES l'HE RIGHf'1O REJECT' ALL BIDS thereby, that the following ausessments have been com- dredth to One l undred and First street, and south side of the profits thereof ; which estimate must be verified RECEIVED FOR ANY PARTICULAR WORK IF pleted and are lodged in the office of the Board of As- of One Hundredth street, from First to Second avenue. by the oath, in writing, of the party making the esti- HE DEEMS I f FOR THE BFST INTERESTS OF sessors for examination by all persons interested, viz. : No. 14. West side of Ninth avenue, from Eighty- mate, that the several matters stated therein are in all THE Cl I'Y. List 3324, No. t. Paving One Hundred and Thirty- fonrth to Eighty-fifth street, and south side of Eighty- respects true. Where mu e than on, ¢ rson is inter- fifth street, extending zoo feet westerly from Ninth est d, it is regeisi e that the verification be wade and Blank forms of bid or estimate, the proper envelopes fourth street, from Fifth to Lenox avenue, with granite in which to inclose the same, the specifications and blocks. avenue. subscribed by all:Ize~arlies in erected. No. ,5. West side of Tenth avenue. from One Hun- Each estimate shah be accompanied by the consent, agreements, and any further information desired, can be List 3327, No. 2. Paving Sixty -seventh street, from dred and Forty-ninth to One Hundred and Fiftieth in writing, of two householders orfreeholders in the City obtained at Room r, N0.31 Chambers street, Ninth avenue to the Boulevard, with granite blocks, street. of New York, to tk their res¢e,t,ve place of bus iness or 'THOMAS F. GILROY, and laying crosswalks. No. 16. West side of Park avenue, from One Hundred resident, to the effect that if the contract be awarded Commissioner of PublicWorks. The limits embraced by such assessments include all and Fifteenth to One Hundred and Eighteenth street. to the person or persons making the estimate, they will, the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces No. t7. East side of Tenth avenue, from One Hun- on its being so awarded, become bound as his or their and parcels of land sit ated on— dred and Forty-fourth to One Hundred and Forty-fifth sureties for its faithful performance ; and that if said DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, No. I. Both sides of One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street. person or persons shall omit or refuse to execute the C04SM1s5IONER'S OFFICE, street, from Fifth to Lenox avenue, and to the extent of No. IS. West side of Fifth avenue, from (Inc Hun- contract, they will pay to the Corporation of the City No. 31 CHAMBERS STREET, half the block at the intersecting avenues. dred and Sixteenth to One Hundred and Sevent.enth of New York any difference between the sum to which NEW YotsK, September 17, 1890. No. 2. Toth sides of Sixty-seventh street, from Ninth street ; east side of Fifth avenue, extending southerly said person or person, would be entitled on its com- avenue to the Boulevard, and to the extent of half the from One Hundred and Twenty-eighth street about 75 plction, and that which said Corporation or the Health NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. block at the intersecting avenues. feet ; south side of One Hundred and 'Twenty-eighth Department may be obliged to pay to the person to All persons It interests are affected by the above- street, extending easterly from fifth avenue about 35 whom the contract may be awarded at any subsequent N 't1O\DAY, SEPTEMBER 2q, 1890, AT it named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, feet, and from Madison avenue westerly about y5 feet. letting ; the amount in each case to be calculated upon O o'clock A.M. the Department of Public Works or either of them, are requested to present their objec. No. rq. East side of Seventh avenue, from Une Hun- the estimated amount of the work to be done by which the will sell at public auction, at Pipe Yard, foot of East tions in writing to the Chairman of the Board of Assessors, dred and Twenty-first to One Hundred and Twenty- bids are tested. The consent above mentioned shall be I wenty-fourth street, by Messrs. Van '1'assell & at their office, No. 27 Chambers street, within thirty second street, and from tune Hundred and I wenty-third accompanied by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of Kearnev, auctioneers, the following, viz. lays from the date of this notice. to One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street. each of the persons signing the same, that he is a house- About 50 tons I lid Cut-iron Scrap. The above-described lists will be transmitted, as pro- No. 20, both sides of One Hundredth street, from holder or freeholder in the City of New York, and is About 2 tons Old Wrought-iron Scrap. vided by law, to the Board of Revision and Correction Ninth to Tenth avenue. worth the amount of the security required for the com- of Assessments, for confirmation, on the loth day of No. 2r. Both sides of Eighty-fourth street, from West pletion of the contract and stated in the proposals, over TERMS OF SALE. October, r8go. End avenue to Riverside Drive, and above all his debts of every nature, and -aver and Cash payments in full must be made in bankable funds EDWARD GILON, Chairman, No. 22. (loth sides of Sixty-fourth street, from Tenth abet- his tiaiti/ies as bail, surety and nt/,crle/:,e; and at the time and place of sale, and the iron purchased PATRICK M. HAVERTY, to Eleventh avenue. that he has offered himself as surety in good faith, and must be removed by the purchasers within ten days CHAS. E. WENDT, All persons whose interests are affected by the with the intention to execute the bond required by law. from date of sale, otherwise purchasers will forfeit their EDWARD CAHILL, above-named assessments, and who are opposed to the The adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered is right to same, together with all moneys paid therefor. Board of Assessors. same, or either of them, are requested to present their to be approved by the Comptroller of the City of .cw 'THOS. F. GILROY, OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, objections, in writing, to the Chairman of the Board York after the award is made and prior to the signing Commissioner of Public Works. No. 27 CHAMBERS STREET, of A

This price is to cover all expenses of every kind involved BOARD OF EDUCATION. in writing, of each of the persons signing the same, interested therein, or in the supplies or work to which it that he is a householder or freeholder in the City of relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof ; which in or incidental to the fulfillment of the contract, includ- estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the ing any claim that may arise through delay, from any EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED New York, and is worth the amount of the security re- cause, in the performing of the work thereunder. by the Board of School Trustees for the Nineteenth quired for the completion of the contract, over and party making the estimate, that the several matters S stated therein are in all respects true. Where more Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and Ward, at the Hall of the Board of Education, No. 146 above all his debts of every nature, and over and abcve in figures, the amount of their estimates for doing this Grand street, until4 o'clock P. m. on Wednesday, October his liabilities as bail, surety or otherwise ; and that he than one person is interested, it is requisite that the has offered himself as a surety in good faith and with the verificaiiom be made and subscribed to by all the parties work. 8, i8go, for Heating Apparatus Work required in The person or persons to whom the contract may be the Annex, Grammar School No. 70, at No. 207 East intention to execute the bond required by law. The interested. Each estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in awarded will be required to attend at this office, with Seventy-fifth street. adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered will be the sureties offered by him or them, and execute the RICHARD KELLY, Chairman, subject to approval by the Comptroller of the City of writing, of two householders or freeholders in the City New York after the award is made and prior to the sign- of New York, with their respective places of business or contract within five days from the date of the service of L. M. HORNTHAL, Secretary, a notice to that effect, and in case of failure or neglect Board of School Trustees, Nineteenth Ward. ing of the contract. residence, to the effect that if the contract be awarded No estimate will be received or considered unless to the person or persons making the estimate, they will, so to do, he or they will be considered as having accompanied by either a certified check upon one of the upon its being so awarded. become bound as his or abandoned it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and the contract will be readvcrtised and relet, and so on Plans and specifications may be seen, and blank pro- State or National banks of the City of New York, drawn their sureties for its faithful performance ; and that if said person or persons shall omit or refuse to execute until it be accepted and executed. posals obtained, at the office of the Superintendent of to the order of the Comptroller, or money, to the amount of five per centum of the amount of security the contract, they will pay to the Corporation of the Bidders are required to state in their estimates their School Buildings, No. 746 Grand street, third floor. required for the faithful performance of the contract. City of New York any difference between the sum to names and place.; of re-idence, the names of all persons interested with them therein ; and if no other person be The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all Such check or money must not be inclosed in the sealed which said person or persons would be entitled upon its completioe, and that which said Corporation may be so interested, the estimate sh 11 distinctly state the fact ; of the proposals submitted. envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed to the nicer or clerk of the Department who has charge obliged to pay to the person to whom the contract may also, that the estimate is made without any connection The party submitting a proposal, and the parties pro- of the estimate-box ; and no estimate can be deposited be awarded at any subsequent letting ; the amount, in with any other person staking an estimate for the same posing to become sureties, must each write his name and in said box until such check or money has been examined each case, to be calculated upon the estimated amount of work, .11141 that it is in all respects fair and without Col. the work to be done by which the bids are tested. The fusion orfraud ; and al-o, that no memberofthe Common place of residence on said proposal. by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will be consent above-mentioned shall be accompanied by the Council, head of a department, chief ofa bureau, deputy Two responsible and approved sureties, residents of returned to the persons making the same within three oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of the persons thereof, or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corpora- this city, are required in all cases. days after the contract is awarded. If the successful signing the same, that he is a householder or freeholder tion, is directly or indirectly interested therein, or in in the City of New York, and is worth the amount of the the supplies or work to which itr_lates, or in any portion No proposal will be considered from persons whose bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days after notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to security required for the completion of the contract, over of the profits thereof ; which estimate must be verified character and antecedent dealings with the Board of execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by and above all his debts of every nature, and over by the oath, in writing, of the party making the esti- Education render their responsibility doubtful. him shall be forfeited to and retained by' the City of and above his liabilities as bail. surety and otherwise ; mate, that the several matters stated therein are in all and that he has offered himself as a surety in good respects true. IVIte, e more than one A,'rson is i,de—sted, Dated Now YORK, September 25, 1890. New York as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal; but if he shall execute the contract within faith and with the intention to execute the bond it is requisite 'hat t/re Teri/ica,+i rn b_• made and sub- the time aforesaid, the amount of his deposit will be required by law. The adequacy and sufficiency of scribed to 111 all l5t' (artier in/rested. returned to him. the security offered will be subject to approval by the Each estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. Bidders are informed that no deviation from the Comptroller of the City of New York, alter the award writing, of two householders or freeholders in the City specification will be allowed, unless under the written is made and prior to the signing of the contract. of New York, ruith th-•jr rc's,b•'etiz'r ,4lacex of business or (Work of Construction under New Plan.) instructions of the Engineer-in-Chief. No estimate will be received or considered unless ac- restdencc, to the effect that if the contract be awarded No estimate will be accepted from, or contract companied by either a certified check upon one of the to the person or persons making the estimate, they will, DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, awarded to, any person who is in arrears to the Corpo- State or National banks of the City of New York, upon its being so awarded, become bound as his or their PIER ' A," NORTH RIVER, ration upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or money sureties for its faithful performance; and that if said surety or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Corpora- to the amount of five per centum of the amount of person or persons shall omit or refuse no execute the TO CONTRACTORS. tion. security required for the faithful performance of the contract they will pay to the Corporation of the City of contract. Such check or money must not be in- New York any difference between the sum to which said THE RIGHT TO DECLINE ALL THE ESTI- closed in the sealed envelope containing the estimate, person or persons would be entitled upon its completion (No, 355.) MATES IS RESERVED, IF DEEMED FOR THE but must be handed to the officer or clerk of the I)epart- and that which said Corporation may be obliged to pay INTEREST OF THE CORPORATION OF THE ment who has charge of the estimate-box, and no esti- to the person to whom the contract may be awarded at any PROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES FOR DREDGING CITY OF NEV YORK. mate can be deposited in said box until such check or subsequent letting ; the amount in each case to be FOR A NEW PIER AT FOOT OF EAST Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti- money has been examined by said officer or clerk and calculated upon the estimated amount of the work TWENTY-SECOND ST'REET, ON THE EAST mates, to use the blank prepared for that purpose by found to be correct. All such deposits, except that of to be done by which the bids are tested ; the con- RIVER. the Department, a copy of which, together with the sent above mentioned shall be accompanied by the form of agreement, including specifications, and show- the successful bidder, will be returned to the persons making the same within three days after the contract is oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of the persons ing the manner of payment for the work, can be ob- signing the same that lie is a householder or freeholder STIMATES FOR DREDGING AT THE ABOVE- awarded. If the successful bidder shall refuse or neg- tained upon application therefor at the office of the lect, within five days after notice that the contract has in the City of New York and is Worth the amount of E named place on the East river will be received Department the security required for the completion of the contract, by the Board of Commissioners at the head of the De- EDWIN A. POST, been awarded to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by hint shall be forfeited to and re- over and cl ove all his debts of every nature, and over partment of Docks, at the office of said Department, on JAMES MA'I°CHEWS, anal above his liabi/tics as hail, surety or ot/eerxuise: Pier " A," foot of Battery place, North river, in the J. SERGEANT CRAM, tained by the City of New York as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal ; but if he shall execute the and that he has offered himself as a sur-t- in good frith City of New York. until 12 o'clock nt. of Commissioners of the Department of Docks. contract within the time aforesaid, the amount of his and with the intention to execute the ! r,ni required by Dated, Now YORK, September 24, .890. law, The adequacy and s14dicieucy . t`te security THURSDAY, OC'T'OBER g, 58go. deposit will be returned to him. Bidders are informed that no deviation from the offered will be s„bjcct to approval by the Comptroller at which time and place the estimates will be publicly (Work of construction under new plan.) specifications will be allowed, unless under the written of the City of New York after the award is made and opened by the head of said Department. The award of instructions of the Engineer-in-Chief. prior to the signing of the contract. the contract, if awarded, will be made as soon as prac- DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, No estimate will be teceived or considered unless ac- PIER "A," NORTH RIVER. No estimate will he accepted from, or contract awarded ticable after the opening of the bids. to, any person who is in arrears to the Corporation, companied by either a certified check upon one of the Any person making an estimate for the work shall upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as surety State or National l;:mks of tote City of New York, drawn furnish the same in a sealed envelope to said Board, at TO CONTRACTORS. or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Corporation. to the order of the Comptroller, or money to the amount said office, on or before the d. y and hour above named, THE RIGHT' 'Col YECLINE ALL THE E-TI- of five per centun' of the amount of security required which envelope shall be indorsed with the name or (No. 352.) MATES IS RHSF:RVED. IF DEEMED FOR THE for the faithtitl performance of the contract. Such check names of the person or persons presenting the same, the IN'1'EI2F:sl' nF 'I'Ht': CORPORATION OF THE or money must not be inclosed in the sealed envelope date of its presentation, and a statement of the work to PROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES FOR DREDGING CITY OF NEW YORK. containing the estimate, but must be handed to the which it relates. FOR PROPOSED EELLKHEA]-WALL AT Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti- olLcerorclerk of the Department who has charge of the The bidder to whom the award is made shall give EAST ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND mates, to use the blank prepared for that purpose by estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in said box security for the faithful performance of the contract, in STREET SECTION, ON tHE HARLEM the Department, a copy of which, together with the until such check or money has been examined by said the manner prescribed and required by ordinance, in R1V ER. form of the agreement, including specifications, and officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such de- the sum of Five Hundred Dollars. showing the manner of payment for the work, can be postts, except that of the successful bidder, will be re- The Engineer's estimate of the quantities of material Si''i'IMA'I'ES FOR DREDGING AT'I'HE ABOVE- obtained upon application therefor at the office of the tttrned to the persons making the same within three days necessary to be dredged in order to secure at the prem- .L place on the Harlem river will be received Department. after the contract is awarded. If the successful bidder ises mentioned the depth of water set opposite thereto by the Board of Commissioners at the head of the De- EDWIN A. POST, shall refuse or neglect within five days after notice in the specifications, is as follows : partment of Docks, at the office of said Department, on JAMES MAT I'HEWS, that the contract has been awarded to him, to execute the For New Pier at foot of East I wenty- Pier "A," foot of Battery place, North river, in the J. SERGEANT' ('RAM, same, the amount of the deposit made by hitn shall be second street, East river ...... io,000cubicyards. City of New York, until t2 o'clock at.-of Commissioners of the Department of Docks. forfeited to and retained by the City of New York as Dated Now YORK, September Ig, i800. liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal; but if N. B.—Bidders are required to submit their estimates FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 5890, he shall execute the contract within the time afore- Upon the following express conditions, which shall (Work of Construction under New Plan.) said, the amount of his deposit will be returned to him. apply to and become a part of every estimate received : at which time and place the estimates will be publicly Bidders are informed that no deviation from the speci- tst. Bidders must satisfy themselves, by personal opened by the head of said Department. The award of DEPARTMENT OF Docos, fications will be allowed, unless tinder the written in- examination of the locations of the proposed dredging, the contract, if awarded, will be made as soon as prac- PIER "A," NORTH RIVER. structious of the 1,ingineer-in-Chief. and by such other means as they may prefer, as to the ticable after the opening of the bids, No estimate will be accepted from, or contract accuracy of the foregoing Engineer's estimate, and shall Any person making an estimate for the work shall TO CONTRAC'T'ORS. awarded to, any person who is in arrears to the Corpor- not, at any time after the submission of an estimate, furnish the same in a sealed envelope to said Board, at ation, upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as dispute or complain of ttte above statement of quantities, said office, on or before the day and hour above-named, surety or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Corpor- nor assert that there was any misunderstanding in which envelope shall be indorsed with the name or (No. 354.) ation. regard to the nature or amount of the work to be done. names of the person or persons presenting the same, the THE RIGHT TO DECLINE ALT, THE ESTI- 2d. Bidders will be required to complete the entire date of its presentation, and a statement of the work to PROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES FOR DREDGING MA'1'I:S IS RESERVED, IF I)F:EMEI) FOR THE work to the satisfaction of the Department of Docks, which it relates. FOR PROPOSED BULKHEAD-WALL FROM INTERESC OF '['HI? CORPORATION OF THE and in substantial accordance with the specifications of The bidder to whom the award is made shall give THE NORTH SIDE OF EAST SEVENI'Y- CI'T'Y OF NEW Yl)RK. the contract. No extra compensation, beyond the security for the faithful performance of the contract, in SIX'CH STREET TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti- amount payable for the work before mentioned, which the manner prescribed and required by ordinance, in the EAST SEVENTY-EIGHTH STREET, ON THE mates, to use the blank prepared for that purpose by the shall be actually performed, at the price therefor, per sum of One Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars. EAST RIVER, Department, a copy of which, together with the form cubic yard, to be specified by the lowest bidder, shall be The Engineer's estimate of the quantities of material of agreement, including specifications, and shouving the due or payable for the entire work. necessary to be dredged in order to secure at the prem- Si'IMATES FOR DREDGING AT THE ABOVE,. manner of payment for the tivnrlc, can be obtainer' upon The work to be done tinder the contract is to be com- ises mentioned the depth of water set opposite thereto E named place on the East river will be received application therefor at the office of the I tepartment. menced within five days after the date of the contract, in the specifications is as follows : by the Board of Commissioners at the head of the FIG/IN A. POST, and the entire work is to be fully completed on or before For proposed bulkhead-wall at East Department of Docks, at the office of said Depart- JAMES MATTHEAVS, the tit day of November, 189o, and the damages to be paid One Hundred and Second Sec. ment, on Pier " A," foot of Battery place, North river, J. si;ri,EAN"I' CRAM, by the contractor for each day that the contract may be tion, Harlem river ...... I6,000cubic yards. in the City of New York, until t2 o'clock m. of Commissioners of the Department of Docks. unfulfilled after the time fixed for the fulfillment has Dated New YotiK, September 12, 18g0. expired, are, by a clause in the contract, fixed and N. B.—Bidders are required to submit their estimates FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, t8go, liquidated at Fifty Dollars per day. upon the following express conditions, which shall apply at which time and place the estimates will be publicly Bidders will state in their estimates a price per cubic to and become a part of every estimate received : opened by the head of said Department. The award of JURORS. yard for doing such dredging in conformity with the I. Bidders must satisfy themselves, by personal ex- the contract, if awarded, will be made as soon as prac- approved form of agreement and the specifications amination of the location of the proposed dredging, and ticable after the opening of the bids. I NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS therein set forth, by which price the bids will be tested by such other means as they may prefer, as to the Any person making an estimate for the work shall This price is to cover all expenses of every kind in- IN REGARD TO CLAIMS FOR EX- accuracy of the foregoing Engineer's estimate, and shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope to said Board, at EMPTION FROM JURY DC IV. volved in or incidental to the fulfillment of the contract, not at any time after the submission of an estimate, dis- said office, on or before the day and hour above named, including any claim that may arise through delay, from pute or complain of the above statement of quantities, which envelope shall be indorsed with the name or any cause, in the performing of the work thereunder. nor assert that there was any misunderstanding in names of the person or persons presenting the same, Roots 127, Srvv'ART Butt.DING, ) Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and in regard to the nature or amount of the work to be done, the date of its presentation, and a statement of the work figures, the amount of their estimates for doing this NO. 28o BROAD\t'AV, 'THIRD Fi.00t, 2. Bidders will be required to complete the entire to which it relates. NEW YORK, J,me t, ,8go. work. work to the satisfaction of the Department of Docks, The bidder to whom the award is made shall give The person or persons to whom the contract may be and in substantial accordance with the specifications of security for the faithful performance of the contract, in LAIMS FOR EXEMPTION FROM JURY awarded will be required to attend at this office with the contract. No extra compensation, beyond the the manner prescribed and required by ordinance, in C duty will be heard by me daily at my office, from the sureties offered by him or them, and execute the amount payable for the work before mentioned, which the sum of Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. 9 A. ST. until 4 P. M. contract within five days from the date of the service The Engineer's estimate of the quantities of material ]'hose entitled to exemption are : Clergymen, lawyers, shall be actually performed, at the price therefor per physicians, surgeons, surgeon-dentists, professors or of a notice t;, that effect ; and in case of failure or cubic yard, to be specified by the lowest bidder, shall be necessary to be dredged in order to secure at the prem- neglect so to do, he or they will be considered as having due or payable for the entire work. ises mentioned the depth of water set opposite thereto teachers in a college, academy or public school, editors, abandoned it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and in the specifications, is as follows : editorial writers or reporters of daily newspapers, The work to be done under the contract is to be com- 1't 1[ t st s r ph,t r c.it cu aIt.. the contract will be readvertised and relet, and so on menced within five days after the date of the contract, Tons of e d noeeni "O'S ' until it be accepted and executed. in their respective professions and not following any other and all the work contracted for is to be fully completed 2,240 pounds. election Bidders are required to state in their estimates their bulkhead-wall from north calling ; militiamen, policemen, and firemen ; on or before the i5th day of October, 28go, and the For proposed officers, jury non-residents, and city employees, and names and places of residence ; the names of all damages to be paid by the Contractor for each day side of East Seventy-sixth street to persons interested with them therein; and if no the south side of East Seventy-eighth United States employees; officers of vessels making that the contract may be unfulfilled after the time fixed regular trips ; licensed pilots, actually following that other person be so interested, the estimate shall dis- for the fulfillment has expired, are, by a clause in the street, East river ...... ra, 5oo tinctly state the fact; also, that the estimate is made contract, fixed and liquidated at Fifty Dollars per day. calling; superintendents, conductors and engineers of without any connection with any other person making a railroad company ather than a street railroad corn- an estimate for the same work, and that it is in al Bidders will state in their estimates a price per cubic N. B.—Bidders are required to submit their estimates pany ; telegraph operators actually doing duty as such; respects fair, and without collusion or fraud ; and also yard for doing such dredging in conformity with the upon the following express conditions, which shall apply Grand, Sheriff's, and Civil Court jurors ; stationary that no member of the Common Council, head of a approved form of agreement and the specifications to and become a part of every estimate received : engineers ; and persons physically incapable of per- department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof or clerk therein set forth, by which price the bids will be tested. 1st. Bidders must satisfy themselves, by personal forming jury duty by reason of severe sickness, deaf- therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is directly This price is to cover all expenses of every kind involved examination of the location of the proposed dredging, ness. or other physical disorder. or indirectly interested therein, or in the supplies or in or incidental to the fulfillment of the contract, includ- and by such other means as they may prefer, as to the Those who have not answered as to their liability, or work to which it relates, or in any portion of the profits ing any claim that may arise through delay, from any accuracy of the foregoing Engineer's estimate, and shall proved permanent exemption, will receive a " jury en- thereof; which estimate must be verified by the oath, cause, in the performing of the work thereunder. not at any time after the submission of an estimate dis- rollment notice," requiring them to appear before me in writing, of the party making the estimate, that the Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and in pute or complain of the above statement of quantities, this year. , liable or not, such notices must be several matters stated therein are in all respects true. figures, the amount of their estimates for doing this nor assert that there was any misunderstanding in re- answered (n person, it possible`, and at this office only, Where more than one ¢erson is interested, it is work. gard to the nature or amount of the work to be done. under severe penalties. If exempt, the party must requisite that the verification be made and subscribed The person or persons to whom the contract may be ad. Bidders will be required to complete the entire bring proof of exempt.on ; if liable, he must also answer to by all the parties interested. awarded will be required to attend at this office with the work to the satisfaction of the Department of Docks, in person, giving full and correct name, residence, etc., Each estimate shall be accompanied by the con- sureties offered by him or them, and execute the con- and in substantial accordance with the specifications of etc. No attention paid to letters. sent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders in tract within five days from the date of the service of a the contract. No extra compensation, beyond the ! All good citizens will aid the course of justice, and the City of New York, with their respective places of notice to that effect ; and in case of failure or neglect so amount payable for the work before mentioned, which ' secure reliable and respectable juries, and equalize their business or residence, to the effect that if the contract to do, he or they will be considered as having abandoned shall be actually performed, at the price therefor, per duty by serving promptly when summoned, allowing be awarded to the person or persons making the esti- it, and as in default to the Corporation ; and the con- ton of 2,240 pounds, to be specified by the lowest bidder, their clerks or subordinates to serve, reporting to me mate, they will, upon its being so awarded, become tract will be readvertised and relet, and so on until it be shall be due or payable for the entire work. any attempt at bribery or evasion, and suggesting names bound as his or their sureties for its faithful perform- accepted and executed. The work to be done under the contract is to be corn- for enrollment. Persons between sixty and seventy ance ; and that if said person or persons shall omit or Bidders are required to state in their estimates their menced within five days after the date of the contract, years of age, summer absentees, persons temporarily refuse to execute the contract, they will pay to the names and places of residence ; the names of all persons and the entire work is to be fully completed on or ill. and United States jurors, are not exempt. Corporation of the City of New York any difference interested with them therein; and if no other person be before the first day of December, r8go, and the damages Every man must attend to his own notice. It is a between the sum to which said person or persons so interested, the estimate shall distinctly state the fact; to be paid by the contractor for each day that the con- misdemeanor to give any jury paper to another to would be entitled upon its completion, and that also that the estimate is made without any connection tract may be unfulfilled after the time fixed for the ful- answer. It is also punishable by fine or imprisonment which said Corporation may be obliged to pay to the with any other person making an estimate for the same fillment has expired, are, by a clause in the contract, to give or receive any present or bribe, directly or indi- person to whom the contract maybe awarded at any sub- work, and that it is in all respects fair and without fixed and liquidated at Fifty Dollars per day. racily, in relation to a jury service, or to withhold any sequent letting ; the amount in each case to be calcu- collusion or fraud; and also that no member of the Bidders will state in their estimates a price per ton of paper or make any false statement and every case will lated upon the estimated amount of the work to be done Common Council, head of a department, chief of a 2,240 pounds for doing such dredging in conformity with be fully prosecuted. by which the bids are tested. The consent above men- bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other the approved form of agreement and the specifications CHARLES REILLY, tioned dtaM be accompanied by the oath or affirmation, officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly therein set forth, by which price the bids will be tested. Commissioner of Jurors. 3098 THE CITY RECORD. . SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.

DEPARTMENT OF STREET 1 Boston avenue is a street of the first class ands 60 extending easterly and at right angles with the easterly Ih the matter of the application of the Board of Street feet wide. line of Alexander avenue to its intersection with the east- Openitig and Improvement of the City of New York, CLEANING. And as shown on certain maps filed by the Com- erly boundary line of the assessment district as herein- for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- missioners of the Department of Public Parks in the after described ; easterly by the centre line of the blocks monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquiring NOTICE. office of the Register of the City and County of New between Alexander avenue and Willis avenue ; southerly title, wherever the same has not been heretofore York, in the office of the Secretary of State of the State oy the Harlem river, and westerly by the centre line of acquired, to LOCUS']' AVENUE (although not yet ERSONS HAVING BULKHEADS TO FILL, IN of New York, and in the Department of Public Parks. the blocks between Alexander avenue and Lincoln ave- named by proper authority), extending from the the vicinity of New York Bay, can procure material south side of East One Hundred and Thirty P Dated NEW YORK, September 23, r890. nue and the centre line of the blocks between % lexander for that purpose--ashes, street sweepings, etc., such as avenue and I hird avenue ; excepting from said area all second to the north side of East One Hundred and is collected by the Department of Street Cleaning—fret WILLIAM H. CLARK, the streets, avenues and roads, or portions thereof here- Forty-first street, in the Twenty-third Ward of the- of charge, by applying to the Commissioner of Street Counsel to the Corporation, City of New York, as the same has been here- ti.. tofore legally opened, and all the unimproved land in- Cleaning, in Stewart Building. No. a Tryon Row, New York City. eluded within the lines of streets, avenues, roads, public tofore laid out and designated as a first class street or HANS S. BEATFIE, squares and places shown and laid out upon any map or road by the Department of Public Parks, lnmm,sstone' of Street Cleaning In the matter of the application of the Board of Street maps filed by the Commissioners of the Department of Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, Public ]'arks, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 604 F, TI-lE UNDERSIGNED, COMbMISSIONF,R9 for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- of the Laws of 1894, and the laws amendatory thereof, W of Estimate and Assessment in the above-entitled CIVIL SERVICE SUPERVISORY monalty of the City of New York, relative to ac- or of chapter 4to of the Laws of ,882, as such area is matter, hereby give notice to all persons interested in AND EXAMINING BOARDS. gitiring title, wherever the same has not been shown upon our benefit map deposited as aforesaid. this proceeding and to the owner or owners, occupant or heretofore acquired, to that part of EAST ONE Fourth—That our report herein will be presented to occupants, of all houses and lots and improved or unim- NEW YORK CITY ( I%IL SERVICE BOARDS, HUNDRED AND SI?VENTY-THIRD STREET the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at a proved lands affected thereby, and to all others whom COOPER UNION, (although not yet named by proper authority), ex- 'pecial'l'erm thereof, to be held at the chambers thereof, it may concern, to wit : NEW YORK, September 22, rtgo. tending from Weeks street to -third avenue, in the in the County Court-house, in the City of New York, on First—That we have completed our estimate and UBLIC NOTICE IS HF.RGBY GIVEN THAT Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of New York, as the the thirty-first day of October, 28go, at the opening of assessment, and that all per.;ons interested in this pro- P open competitive examinations for the positions same has been heretofore laid out and designated as a the Court on that day, and that then and there, or as ceeding or in any of the lands affected thereby, and below mentioned will be hold at the rooms of the Civil first class street or road by the Department of Public soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a having objections thereto, do present their said objec. Service Boards, in the Cooper Union, upon the dates Parks. motion will be made that the said report be confirmed. tions in writing, duly verified, to its at our office, No. 28o specified Dated NEW YORK, September 3, 0890. Broadway (Room 4), in said city, on or before the September 3o. R(DMEN, 'I'RANSITMEN. O'1-ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BILL JOSEPH McGUIRF, Chairman, thirteenth day of September, i8go, and that we, the said October I. INSPECTOR OF WATER METERS. N of costs, charges and expenses, incurred by EDWARD L. PARRIS, Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting within Application forms may be obtained at the office of reason of the proceedings in the above-entitled matter, FRANCIS HIGGINS, ten week-days next after the said thirteenth day- the Secretary, Room No.30, Cooper Union. will be presented for taxation to one of the Justices of CARFOLL BERRY, Clerk. Commissioners. of September, x8go, and for that purpose will be in LEE PHILLIPS, the Supreme Court, at the Chambers thereof, in the attendance at our said office on each of said ten day. Secretary and Executive Officer. County Court-house, at the City Hall, in the City of New In the matter of the application of the Board of Street at a o'clock e. M. York, on the 2gth day of September, 1890, at to. goo'clock Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, Second—That the abstract of our said estimate and NEW YORK CITY CIVIL SERVICE BOARDS, in the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter for and on behalf of the Ma yor, Aldermen and Com- assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps, COOPER UNION, as counsel can be heard thereon ; and that the said bill monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquiring and also all the affidavits, estimates and other documents NEW YORK, April g, 1890. of costs, charges and expedges has been deposited in the title, wherever the same has not been heretofore used by us in making our report, have been deposited office of the Department of Public Works, there to acquired, to ONE HUN , iRED AND THIRTIETH with the Commissioner of Public Works of the City at NOTICE. remain for and during the space of ten days. Sl'RI•ET (although not yet named by proper New York, at his office, No. 30 Chambers street, in th0 Dated NEw YORK, September r6, t8qo authority), between TENTH and C' INVENT said city, there to remain until the fifteenth day of I. Office hours from g a. M. until 4 P.M. MICHAEL J. KELLY, 2. Blank applications for positions in the classified AVENUES, iu the Twelfth Ward of the City of New September, 18go. SAMUEL R. ELLIO'IT, York. Third—']'hat the limits of our assessment for benefit service of the city may be procured upon application at JOSEPH E. NEWBERGER, the above office. include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, Commissioners. URSUANT Ti) THE STATUTES IN SUCH lying a d being in the City of New York, which taken 3. Examinations will be held from time to time a the CARROLL BERRY, Clerk. needs of the several Departments of the City Government P cases made and provided, notice is hereby given togetier are bounded and described as follows, viz.: that an application will be made to the Supreme Court Northerly by the northerly line of East One Hundred may require. When examinations are called, all persons In the matter of the application of the Board of Street who have filed applications prior to that date will be of the State of New York, at a Special Term of said and I'orty-first street, prolonged easterly for too feet ; Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, Court, to be held at Chambers thereof, in the County easterly by a !Inc parallel with, and distant too feet notified to appear for examination for the position for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- specified. Court-house, in the City of New York, on Monday, the easterly, from the easterly line of Locust avenue ; south- monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquir- 29th day of September, r800, at the opening of the Court erly by the southerly line of East One Hundred and 4. All information in relation to the Municipal Civil ing title, wherever the same has not been heretofore Service will be given upon application either n person on that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard 'Thirty-second street, prolonged easterly for too feet, acquired, to HAb1PDEN STREET (although not yet thereon, fur the appointment of Commissioners of Esti- and westerly by a line parallel with, and distant zoo feet or by letter. Those asking for information by mail named by proper authority), extending from Sedgwick should inclose stamp for reply. ,nate and 'ssessmentin the above-entitled matter. The westerly, from the westerly line of Locust avenue ; avenue to Jerome avenue, in the Twenty-fourth Ward stature and extent of the improvement hereby intended excepting from said area all the streets, avenue, 5. the classification by schedule of city employees is of the City of New York, as the same has been here- as follows is the acquisition of title, in the name and on behalf of and roads, or portions thereof, heretofore legally tofore laid out and designated as a first-class street the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of opened, and all the unimprovedlands included within Schedule A shall include all deputies of officers and or road by the Department of Public Parks. commissioners duly authorized to act for their principals, New York, for the use of the public, to all the lands and the lines of streets, avenues, roads, public squares and all persons necessarily occupying a strictly confi- premises, with the buildings thereon and the appurte- and places shown and laid out upon any map or maps dential position. E THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS nattces thereto belonging, required for the opening of a filed by the Commissioners of the Department of Schedule B shall include clerks, copyists, recorders, W of Estimate and Assessment in the above- certain street or avenue known as Line Hundred and Public Parks, pursuant to the provisions of chapter bookkeepers and others rendering clerical services, entitled matter, hereby give notice to all persons inter- 'Thirtieth street, between Tenth and Convent avenues, 604 of the Laws of x874, and laws amendatory except type-writers and stenographers. ested in this proceeding, and to the owner or owners, in the 'Twelfth Ward in the City of New York, being thereof, or of chapter 4to of the Laws of t88a, as such Schedule C shall include Policemen, both in the Police occupant or occupants, of all houses and lots and the following-described lots, pieces or parcels of land, area is shown upon our benefit map deposited as afore- Department and Department of Parks, and the uniformed improved or unimproved lands affected thereby, and to viz. : said. force in the Fire Department, and Doormen in the Police allothers whom it may concern, to wit Beginning at a point in the easterly line of Tenth Fourth—That our report herein will be preser.ted t -: Department. First—'I hat we have completed our estimate and as- avenue, di'tant 1,239 feet z inches northerly from the the Supreme Court of the state of NewYork, at a Special Schedule D shall include all persons for whose duty sessment, and that all persons interested in this pro- northerly line of One Hundred and'1'wenty-fifth street; 'Term thereof, to be held at the Chambers thereof, in the special expert knowledge is required not included in ceeding, or in any of the lands affected thereby, and thence easterly and parallel with said street, distance County Court-house, in the City of New York, on the Schedule E. having objections thereto, do present their said ob'ec- 418 feet royt inches to the westerly line of Convent ave- thirtieth day of September, 1890, at the opening of the Schedule E shall include physicians, chemists, nurses, tions in writing, duly verified, to its at our office, nue ; thence northerly along 'aid line, distance 65 feet Court on that day, and that then and there, or as soon orderlies and attendants in the city hospitals and No. 28o Broadway !Room 4 , in said city, on or it Y. inches ; thence westerly, distance 393 feet 7 thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a motion asylums, surgeons in the Police Department and the before the eighteenth day of October, i8go, and that we, inche', to the easterly line of Tenth avenue ; thence will he made 'hat the said report be confirmed. Department of Public Parks, and medical officers in the the said Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting southerly along said line, distance 6o feet, to the point Dated NEW YORK, A❑g ust 2, 1890. Fire Department. within ten week-days next after the said eighteenth or place of beginning. JOHN J BRADY, Chairman, Schedule F shall include stenographers, type-writers day of October, 2890, and for that purpose will be in aid One Hundred and'l'hirtieth street to be 6o feet 131:NIAMIN F. EDSALL, and all persons not included in the foregoing schedules, attendance at our said office on each of said ten days at wide between the lines of 'Tenth avenue and Convent SAMUEL E. DUFFE.Y, except laborers or day workmen. two o'clock P. nt. avenue. Commissioners. Schedule G shall include all persons employed as Dated NEW YORK, September 3, Igo. JOHN P. DUNN, Clerk. Second—']'hat the abstract of our said estimate and WILLIAM H. CLARK, laborers or day workmen. assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps, Positions falling within Schedules A and G are exempt Counsel to the Corporation, In the matter of the application of the Board of Street and also all the affidavits, estimates and other docu- No, 2'1'ryon Row, New York City. from Civil Service examination. ments used by us in making our report, have been Opening and Improvement of the City of New York I.El PHILLIPS, for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- deposited with the Commissioner of Public Works of In the matter of the application of the Board of Street Secretary and Executive Officer. the City of New York, at his office, No. 31 Chambers mom4ty of the City of New York, relative to acquir- Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, ing title wherever, the same ha= not been heretofore street, in the said city, there to remain until the for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- twentieth day of October, i8go. acquired, to WALNUT AVENUE (although not SUPREME COURT monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquiring yet named by proper authority), er:ending from the 'I htrd—']'hat the limits of our assessment for benefit title, wherever the same has not been heretofore ac- include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, south side of East One Hundred and Thirty-second In the matter of the application of the Board of Street quired, to „REMER AVENUE (although not yet street to the north side of East One Hundred and Opening and Improvement of the City of New York, lying and being in the City of New York, which taken named by proper authority), extending from Jerome together are bounded and described as follows, viz. Forty-first street, in the Twenty-third Ward of the for and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- avenue to Birch street, and to that part of DEVOE City of New York, as the same has been heretofore monalty of the Cityof New York, relative to acquiring Northerly by a line parallel with and distant too feet STREET (although rot yet named by proper authori- northerly from the northerly line of Hampden street ; laid out and des:gnated as a first-class street or title, wherever the same has not been heretofore ac- ty), extending lrcm Bremer avenue to Ogden avenue, in road by the Department of Public Parks, quired, to BOSTON AVENUE (although not easterly by westerly line of Jerome avenue ; southerly the 'Twenty-third Ward of the City of New York, as yet named by proper authority), extending from by a line parallel with and distant too feet southerly the same have been heretofore laid out and designated Sedgwick avenue to Bailey avenue, in the Twenty- from the southerly line of Hampden street, and westerly as first class streets or roads by the Department of by the easterly line of Sedgwick avenue, excepting from X TE, THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIONER fourth Ward of the City of New York, as the same Public Parks. V V of Estimate and Assessment in the above-en- has been heretofore laid out and designated as a said area all the streets, avenues, roads, or portions thereof, heretofore legally opened, and all the unim- titled matter, hereby give notice to all persons interested first-class street or road by the Department of Public E THE UNDERSIGNED,COMMISSIONERS in this proceeding,and to the owner or owners, occupant Parks, proved lands included within the lines of streets, avenues, roads, public squares and places shown or W of Estimate and Assessment in the above-en- or occupants, of all houses and lots and improved or laid out upon any map or maps filed by the Commis- titled matter, hereby give notice to all persons interested unimproved lands affected thereby, and to all others UPSUANT TO THE STA'l UTES IN SUCH in this proceeding, and to the owner or owners, occupant whom it may concern, to wit cases made and provided, notice is hereby given sioners of the I )epartment of Public Parks, pursuant P to the provisions of chapter 604 of the Laws of 2894 or occupants, of all houses and lots and improved orun- First—That we have completed our estimate and as- that an application will be made to the Supreme Court improved lands affected thereby, and to all others whom sessment, and that all persons interested in this proceed - of the State of New York, at a Special Term of said and laws amendatory thereof, or of chapter Oro of the Laws of uH8z, as such area is shown upon our benefit it may concern, to wit ing, or in any of the lands affected thereby, and having Court, to be held at Chambers thereof, in the County First—That we have completed ottr estimate and objections thereto, do present their said objections in Court-house, in the City of New York, on - I hursday, the map deposited as aforesaid. Fourth—That our report herein will be presented to assessment, and that all persons nterested in this pro- writing, duly verified, to us at our office, No. 280 ''road. zgd day of October, r8yo, at the opening of the Court on ceeding, or in any of the lands affected thereby, and way (Room 4), in said city, on or before the thirteenth that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at a Special Term thereof, to be held at the Chambers having objections thereto, do present their said objec- day of September, Sq.., and that we, the said Commis - thereon, for the appointment of Commissioners of Esti- tions in writing, duly verified, to us at our office, o. sioners, will hear parties so objecting within ten week- mate and Assessment in the above-entitled matter. thereof, in the County Court-house, in the City of New York, on the 31st day of October, i go, at the opening 250 Broadway (fifth floor), in the said city, on or before d:.y, next after the said thirteenth day of September, The nature and extent of the improvement hereby the thirteenth day of September, 1890, and that we, the 1890, and for that purpose will be in attendance at our intended is the acquisition of title, in the name and on of the Court on that day, and that then and there, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a said Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting within said office on each of said ten days at two o'clock e. M. behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the the ten week days next after the said thirteenth day of Second—'I hat the abstract of our said estimate and City of New York, for the use of the public, to all the motion will be made that the said report be confirmed. Dated NEW YORK, September 6, ]Soo. September, r8c~o, and for that purpose will be in attend. assessment, together with our damage and benefit lands and premises, with the buildings thereon and the and at our said office on each of said ten days at 3.30 maps, and also all the affidavits, estimates and other appurtenances thereto belonging, required for the open- HENRY HUGHES, Chairman, JOSEPH C. WOLFF, o'clock P. M. documents used by us in making our report, have been ing of a certain street or avenue known as Boston Second—That the abstract of our said estimate and deposited with the Commissioner of Public Works of avenue, extending from Sedgwick avenue to Bailey Commissioners. JOHN P. DUNK, Clerk. assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps, the City of New York, at his office, No. 32 Chambers avenue, in the I wenty-fourth Ward in the City of New and also all the affidavits, estimates and other document street, in the said city, there to remain until the fif- York, as the same has been heretofore laid out and used by its in making our report, have been deposited teenth day of September, .890. designated as a first-class street or road by the Depart- in the matter of the application of the Board of Street with the Commissioner of Public Works of the City of Third—That the limits of our assessment for benefit ment of Pul lic Parks, being the following-described Openingand Improvement of the City of New York for New York, at his office, No. 4t Chambers street, in the include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lots, pieces or parcels of land, viz. : and on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- said city, there to remain until the fifteenth day of Sep- lying and being in the City of New York, which taken Beginning at the intersection of the eastern and most monalty of the City of New York, relative to acquir- tember, 1890. together are bounded and described as follows, viz. northerly lines of t'ailey avenue, as the same has been ing title, wherever the same has not been heretofore Third—That the limits of our assessment for benefit Northerly by the northerly line of East One Hundred legally opened: acquired, to that part of ALEXANDER AVENUE include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate and Forty-first street ; easterly y a line parallel with 1st. 'I hence southwesterly along the eastern line of (although not yet named by proper authority), ex- lying and being in the City of New York, which, taken and distant co feet easterly from the easterly line of Bailey avenue, for 72.23 feet ; tending from I-Iariem river to Third avenue, in the together, are bounded and described as follows, viz. Walnueavenue ; southerly by the southerly line of East ad. 'Ihence easterly, deflecting g9° 03' r3" to the left, Twenty-third Ward of the City of New York, as the Northerly by the centre line of the blocks between One fl undred and'1'hirty second street, and westerly by for 175.57 feet ; same has been heretofore laid out and designated as Devoe street and Union street, and the southerly line a line parallel with and distant iou feet westerly from 3d. 'I hence easterly, deflecting 6° t2' 24" to the left, a first-class street or road by the Department of of Birch street ; easterly by the centre line of the blocks the westerly line of Walnut avenue ; excepting from for fo. 4 feet ; Public Parks. between Bremer avenue and Anderson avenue and a said area all the streets, avenues and roads, or portions 4th. 'Thence easterly, curving to the left on the arc of line parallel with, and distant too feet easterly from thereof, heretofore legally opened, and all the unim- a circle whose radius, drawn throe gh the eastern ex- E, '1 HE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS the easterly line of Bremer avenue, and extending from proved land tool ided within the lines of streets, avenues, tremity of the preceding course, forms an angle of go° W of Estimate and Assessment in the above- Anderson avenue to Jerome avenue; southerly by the roads, public squares and places shown and laid out 53' 57 . to the north with the same and i; 540 feet, for entitled matter, hereby give notice to all persons inter- northerly line of Jerome avenue and the centre line of upon any map or maps filed by the Commissioners of the t6c.4t feet to a point of compound curve ; ested in this proceeding and to the owner or owners, the block betw: en Devoe street and Kemp place ; and Department cf Public Parks pursuant to the provisions 5th. Thence northeasterly, on the arc of a circle whose occupant or occupants, of all houses and lots and im- westerly by the centre line of the blocks between of chapter 604 of the Laws of 1874 and the laws antenda. radius 1- 310 feet, for 258.8- feet; proved or unimproved lands affected thereby, and to all Bremer avenue and Ogden avenue, the ca-terly line tory thereof, or of chapter 410 of the Laws of t88a, as 6th. 'I hence northeasterly, on a line tangent to the others whom it may concern, to wit : of Vgden avenue and the centre line of the blocks such area is shown upon our benefit map deposited as preceding course, for 27,. gfeet. First—That we have completed our estimate and between Bremer avenue and a certain unnamed aforesaid. 7th. Thence northeasterly, deflecting 8045' t3 " to the assessment, and that all persons interested in this pro- street or avenue, being the first street or avenue westerly Fourth—That our report herein will be presented to right, for 638.46 feet ; ceeding, or in any of the lands affected thereby, and from, and having the same general direction as, Bremer the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at a 8th. '1 hence easterly, deflecting 370 22' 53" to the having objections thereto, do present their said objeeticno avenue ; exceptin? from said area all the streets, avenues Special Term thereof, to be held at the Chambers right, for 53.82 feet to the western line of Sedgwick in writing, duly verified, to us at our office, No. goo and roads, or portions thereof, heretofore legally opened, thereof, in the County Court-house, in the City of New avenue ; Broadway (fifth floor', in the said city, on or before the and all the unimproved land included within York, on the thirtieth day of September, r8go, at the 9th. '1 hence northerly, along the we=tern line of thirteenth day of October, i8co. and that we, the said the lines of streets, avenues, roads, public squares Opening of the Court on that day, and that then and Sedgwfck avenue, for 8o feet to the southern line of Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting within and places shown and laid out upon any map or there, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard Giles p1: cc ; the ten week-days next after the said thirteenth day of maps fih;d by the Commissioners of theDepartment thereon, a motion till be made that the said report be loth. Thence westerly along the southern line of ( tctober, 5800, and for thaturpose will tie in attendance of Public Parks, pursuant to the provisions of chapter confirmed. Giles place, curving to the right on the arc of a circle at our said office on each of saidten days at two o'clock 604 of the Laws of 1874, and the laws amendatory Dated NEW YoaK, August 2, t8go. whose radius is 350 feet, for 51.38 feet ; P. M. thereof, or of chapter 400 of the Laws of 1882, as such JOHN H. KNOEPPEL, Chairman, rtth. T hence southwesterly, deflecting 400 53' 43" to Second—That the abstract of our said estimate and area is shown upon our benefit map deposited as afore- RICHARD H. CLARKE, the right from the southern prolongation of the radius assessment, together with our damage and benefit maps said. JOHN H. SPELLMAN, of the preceding course drawn through its western and also all the affidavits, estimates and other docu- Fourth—That our report herein will be presented to Commissioners. extremity, for 86.21 feet ; ments used by us in making our report, have been 0 the Supreme Court of the State of New York at a special JOHN P. DUNN, Clerk. I2th. Thence southwesterly, deflecting 3 29' 24" to deposited with the Commissioner of Public Works of the Term thereof, to be held at the Chambers thereof, in the the right, for 609.92 feet City of New York, at his office, No. gr 1. hambers street, County Court-house in the City of New York, on the 13th. T hence southwesterly, deflecting 8° 45' 13~to in the said city, there to remain until the fourteenth day twenty-ninth day of September, t89c, at the opening of rN! CITY tit€CORD the left, for 275.98 feet ; of October, iSoc. the Court on that day, and that then and there, or as [4th. 'I hence westerly, curving to the right on the arc 'l bird—That the limits of our assessment for benefit soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a HE CITY RECORD IS PUBLISHED DAILY of a circle tangent to the preceding course whose radius include all those lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, motion will be made that the said report be confirmed. T Surdays and legal holidays other than the general is 250 feet, for 008.Y4 feet to a point of compound curve ; lying and being in the City of New 1 ork, which, taken Dated Naw YORK, )my gr, r89o. election day execptea, at No. 2 t it Hall, New York x5th. Thence westerly, on the arc of a circle whose together, are bounded and described as follows, GEO. W. MCADAM, City. Price,lungle copy, 3 cents; annual subscription radius is 480 feet, for 368.42 feet; viz.: Northerly by a line commencing at a point formed JOHN H. MONAGHAN, 69.30. tbth. 'hence southwesterly, for 24.46 feet, to the by the intersection of the easterly line of Alexander Commissioners. W.J. K. KENNY, point of beginning. avenue with the easterly line of Third avert d CARROLL. Bxxtty, Clerk. Supervisot