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THE CITY RECORD. VOL. XXXVI. NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 19o8. NUMBER I0815. THE CITY RECORD, Thursday, December 3-2:30 p. m.—Room 31o.—Case No. I000.—LONG ISLAND R. R. Co.—"Proposed deflection of a part of Atlantic Avenue and reloca- tion of the west bound platform at East New York."—Commissioner OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK McCarroll. Published Under Authority of Section 1526, Greater New York Charter, by the 2:30 p. m.—Commissioner Maltbie's Room.—Case No. 1002 under Order BOARD OF CITY RECORD. No, 615.—METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY Co.—"Operation of cars on 116th Street."—Commissioner Maltbie. GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, MAYOR Friday, December 4-2 p. m.—Room 305.—Order No. I2I.—INTERROROUGH RAPID TRAN- FRANCIS B. PENDLETON, CORPORATION CouNStn.. HERMAN A. METZ, COMPTEOLLZ . SIT Co.—"Block Signal System—subway local tracks."—Chairman Willcox. PATRICK J. TRACY, SUPERVI9olf. 3 p. m.—Room 305.—Order No. 784.—Public Hearing.—"Proposition of Published daily, at 9 a. m., except legal holidays. Amsterdam Corporation (W. J. Wilgus) for freight subway."—Whole Commission. Subscription, $9.3o per year, exclusive of supplements. Three cents a copy. SUPPLEMENTS: Civil List (containing names, salaries, etc., of the city employees), as cents; Regular meetings of the Commission are held every Tuesday and Friday at 51.30 Official Canvass of Votes, io cents; Registry and Enrollment Lists, s cents each assembly district; a. m. Law Department and Finance Department supplements, to cents each; Annual Assessed Valuation of Real Estate, 25 cents each section. Published at Room 2, City Hall (north side), New York City. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. Entered as Second-class Matter. Post Office at New York City. • Municipal Civil Service Commission, Certification Bureau. J} TABLE OF CONTENTS. New York, November 26, 1908. In compliance with section 264 of chapter 370 of the Laws of 1899, I send here- Assessors, Board of— Municipal Civil Service Commission— with a list of applications filed for Patrolman, the receipt of which commenced Public Notices .................. 12767 Applications Filed for Patrolman.. 12753 November 4, for publication in the CITY RECORD. Bellevue and Allied Hospitals— Public Notices ................... 12766 Proposals ........................ 1276g Normal College of The City of New Kuhn, Frederick J., No. 316 East Ninety-first street, clerk. Board Meetings ...................... 12768 York— Faulk, John J., No. 472 Vest One hundred and Sixty-fifth street, clerk. Bridges, I)eparttnent of— Notice of Examinations .......... 12770 Illadden, William F., No. 136 Edgecombe avenue, driver. Proposals 1X772 -Noticeo to C ntractors ................. .1 2784 ........................ Official Borough Papers............... t 2765 Hough, Walter, No. 424 Johnson avenue South, Richmond Hill, Long Island, clerk. Bronx, Borough of— Official Directory .................... 12762 Patterson, Samuel G., No. 104 North Eighth street, Brooklyn, paper cutter. Proposals ........................ 1 2773 Official Papers ....................... 12776 Public Notices ................... 12773 Eisman, Henry E., No. 86o Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, helper. Parks, Department of— Higgins, Alex. T., No. 174 Warwick street, Brooklyn, machinist. Brooklyn, Borough of— Proposals ........................ Proposals ........................ 12770 12769 Reynolds, Thomas F., No. 227 Bainbridge street, Brooklyn, lineman. Police 1)etmrtment- Change of Grade Damage Commission— Owners Wanted for Lost Property. 12772 Hassenteufel, Rolland, No. 237 Jamaica avenue, Long Island City, iron worker. Public Notice .................... 12783 Proceedings of November and 12, Cash, Jacob, No. Changes Departments, etc.......... 12762 i io Montgomery street, dairyman. in 1905 ................... 12753 Devine, Leo, Two Hundred and Twenty-sixth street and Broadway, Kingsbridge, City Record. Board of— Public Charities, Dcpartnlent of— oiler. fl Proposals ........................ 12769 Proposals ........................ 12772 Charland, Godfrey A., No. 3636 Barnes avenue, Williamsbridge, blacksmith. Correction, Department of— l'ublic Ileariug- • Proposals ........................ 12772 Ily Committee on laws and Legisla- Conrad, John C., No. ito Centre street, Evergreen, carpenter. Docks and Ferries. Department of— tron, Board of Aldersten..... 12762 Baum, George J., No. 3o4 West One Ifundred and Fifty-second street, fireman. Proposals ........................ 12766 Public Service Commission for the First Loughlin, William P., No. 908 Amsterdam avenue, steamfitter. Education, Department of— ])istrict- Paweck, John L., No. 78 Gordon street, Stapleton, machinist. Proposals ........................ 12776 Calendar of Hearings............. 12753 Estimate and iipportionment, Board of— Queens, Borough of— O'Reilly, Frank G.. No. 62 Colonial avenue, Cohocs, N. Y., undertaker. Public Notices .................. 12777 Report of Commissioner of Public Whitty, James J., No. 53 Townsend avenue, Stapleton, boiler maker. Finance. Department of— Works for the Week Ending Williams, Joseph F., No. 124 East Ninety-eighth street, electrician. Notices of .\ssessments for Opening September 26, í9o8............ 1276, Price, George W., No. 126 Duffield street, Brooklyn, general helper. Streets and Parks............ 12775 Richmond, Borough of— McCarty, William A., No. 307 Water street, Brooklyn, driver. Notices to Property Owners. ...... 12774 Proposals ........................ 12767 Notice to Taxpayers .............. 12776 Street Cleaning. Department of— Gutter, Sam, No. 380 East Eighth street, painter. Sureties Required on Various Classes Auction Sales ... .. .... 12765 Mans, William, No. 405 East Eighty-first street. gilder. of Contracts ................1 12776 Asltes, etc., for Pilling in Lands... 12765 Gallagher, Edward A., No. 15oo Commonwealth avenue, painter. Fire Department— Supreme Court,First Department— Auction Sales ................... 12766 Acquiring Title to Lands, etc...... 12733 Raleigh, Walter F., No. 252 Sixth street, Brooklyn, butcher. Proposals ........................ 12766 Supreme Court, Second Ilenartment- Carman. Mark J., No. 91 State street, Ossining, guard. Transactions from July 27 to Au• Acquiring Title to T.ands, etc...... 12783 Legg, James J., No, 2o27 Daly avenue, filterman. gust t, 1908, ]loth T)ays Incl n- SI, rete Court. Third Judicial District— sive ......................... i275 Acquiring 'Fitle to Lands, etc...... 72784 Farrell, John A.. No. 469 Fast Seventh street, Brooklyn, undertaker. ent o Water hIealth• Department" of—f Supply,pI y' Board of- Walsh, Matinee O., No. 328 East Ninety-third street, clerk. Proposals 5 Proposals .......... ....... r276y Obernlcycr, \Villiam, No. 726 East One Hundred and Fifty-first street, shipping .......................................... 12763t2 6- Water Supply, Gas and Electricity,Electri De- Manhattan, Borough of— partmcnt of— clerk. Proposals ........................ 12772 Propo-=a;s ........................ 12763 Sullivan, Michael J., No. 548 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, fore- man. Hoeter, Frank M., No. 924 Forest avenue, glass. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST Kavanagh, William L., No. 332 West Twenty-sixth street, bookkeeper. West, Robert D., No. 112 Luqueer street, Brooklyn, conductor. DISTRICT, Rayfield, Charles A., No. 116 West One Hundred and First street, plumber, NO. 154 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK CITY. Dowd, Patrick, Nn. 73 Seventh avenue, porter. Donovan, Martin, No. 234 Richardson street, Brooklyn, driver. Loughlin, :Michael S., One Hundred and Fiftieth street and Seventh avenue, driver. CALENDAR OF HEARINGS. Oppelt, Frank M.. No. 305 Avenue A, steam fitter. Golden, Michael J., No. 527 East One Hundred and Forty-fourth street, salesman. Beasley, George, No. 145 Albany avenue, Brooklyn, motorman. The following hearings will be held during the week beginning Monday, November Sklenka, Frederick F., No. 279 Lockwood street, Long Island City, farmer. 30, 1908: Sanders, George M., No. 524 East Eighty-fifth street, plumber. Monday, November 30-2:30 p. m.—Commissioner Bassett's Room.—Order No. 818.— Mahon, Robert, No. 42 Washington street, clerk. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS R. R. Co.—"Alleged operation of cars on 52nd Greigo, Dominick N., No. sto Jackson street, Brooklyn, driver. Street without permission of the Commission."—Commissioner Bassett. Maulick, Frank J., Roscoe, Sullivan County, Tunchman. Ilo Washington avenue, Queens, sailor-fireman. 2:30 p. ni.—Commissioner Maltbies Room. Davis, Morgan, No. —Order No. 8OO.—FULTON Lake, Harold L., No. 77 West Twenty-first street, Whitestone, carpenter. STREET RAILROAD CO., AND GILBERT H. MONTAGUE, RECEIVER.—"Restora- tion of cars on Fulton Street Line."--Commissioner Maltbie. Pousson, Joseph T., No. 456 East One Hundred and Forty-sixth street, plmber. McGloin, Jantes C., No. 360 Midwood street, Brooklyn, brickmason. 2:30 p. Ill.—Room 305.—Order No. 850.—YONKERS RAILROAD CO., AND Schmidt, Edward J., No. 45 Manhattan street, driver. UNION RAILWAY Co.—Nathan A. Warren, Complainant.—"Discontinu- Pyle, James J., No. 429 West Fiftieth street, driver. ance of through rates between Yonkers and New York."—Commis- Shehan, Maurice J.. No. 336 Pearl street, laborer. sioner Eustis of the First District and Commissioner Decker of the Sattler, George J. J. J., Jr., No. Ito Jefferson avenue, Maspeth, painter. Second District. Neidlinger, Fred, No. 167 West Sixtieth street, barber. 3 p. m.—Comcoissioner Bassett's Room.—Order No. 838.—NASSAU ELECTRIC Kennedy, John J., No. 514 John street, Little
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