THE CITY RECORD. OFFICIAL JOURNA I .. VOL. XXV. NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1897. NUMBER 7,421).
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. widening One I lundred and Thirtieth street, from Lexington to I'ark avenue, and for a sidew.d1 at the foot of the southwest approach to Third avenue. These plans are now being prepnrr 1. Report for the Quarter ending June 30, 1897. Work has commenced oil concreting and paving the south approach. The foundations for dLI? PRPAR'r,mENT OF PUI LIC \VORK, CO 1A1ISSIONI'R'S UFFICE, NEw YORK, August I1, 1897. north approach are completed. lion. WILLIAM I.. STRONG, Major: Britt{~e over Ilrrletu River, lv'twec'u First and Willis .- venues. Act of 1882, DEAR SIR-In compliance with section 49 of the New York City Consolidation By chapter 664, Laves of 1897, the City has obtained pousession of the land for the abutment, of Public I have the honor to present the following report of the transactions of the Department and approaches for this hrid„e, and the Board of Estimate and Apportionment has authorized Si ,, Works for the quarter ending Juue 30, 1897 issue of bonds to the amount of St,633,oco for its construction. The detail plans, contract an, ! SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURrs. specifications are nearly ready, and the work will he advertised for public letting at an early l:.y (Being :;mount of requisitions drawn on the Comptroller.) (advertised to-day, August i1). On account of appropriations raised by taxation (Consolidation Act, section 189). • • • • $$964,508 28 Brrrht over Sprn'tca D,9-vil Creek at A'ittgshrr.i. I' . On account of Local Improvement Fund for Street Improvements (Consolidation Act, The contract for this work has been advertised, awarded and ra.,i_ I. I t , is nl,i~ ... . 172,802 41 sections 144 and 150)...... ..... .... ...... ...... in 240 working clays. On account of Funded Debt for Extension and Improvement of the \Vater Supply BUREAU OF WATER PURVEYOR. (Con,olidatiou Act, section 141) ..... .. ...... ... ..... . ...... 59,216 49 The following is the area and mileage of new pavements complel i 1 1ri11 I On account of Additional Croton Water Fund (chapter tsd, Laws (If 1893)...... 227.903 87 First pavement, payable by assessments-Asphalt block p'" ii oil , 0,II .Ilun \.n l,, .;r 54,080 79 On account of Additional \Voter-main Fund (chapter 669, Laws of 1896)...... miles. Repaving, under legislative appropriation-Granite block pavement, 3,682 square yarI On account of Repavement Fund (chapter 346, Laws of 1889, and chapter 475, Laws sheet asphalt pavement, 115,699 square yards ; 6.29 miles. Repaving under annual approl,r of1895) ...... 25 6, 44 0 5 2 tion-Granite block pavement, 501 square yards ; sheet asphalt pavement, 46,726 square yard- 50 On account of Bridge over Spuyten I)u Y•vil creek ('(chapter 1 399, Laws of 189 6 )•••••• to7 5 2.71 miles. Total new pavements laid, I 75 , 7 73 square yards, 9.51 miles. On account of Bridge over Harlem river at Third avenue (chapter 413, Laws of 1892). 168,429 37 In the repairs of stone block pavements an average force of 185 pavers and ramtners, c:c On account of Construction of Seventh District Police Court and Prison and Eleventh laborers, 75 carts and 4 trucks was employed. This force took up and reload 91,138 square yar 1-: Judicial District Court (chapter 43, laws of 1892) ...... 934 75 of pavements. Under orders issued to asphalt paving companies, 5,915 square yards of asphalt, On account of Fire-hydrant Stock (chapter 510, Laws of [319:1) ... ...... It,072 05 which hail been damaged by bonfires, were repaired. On account of Crotona Park building (chapter 248, Laws of 1894) ...... ... 17,52S 24 There were 4,4S0 separate openings or excavations made in pavements by plumbers, gas On account of Criminal Court-house Fund (chapter 371, Laws of 1887) ...... 10,349 05 companies, electric subway companies and railroad companies, and 954 miles of electric sub%va5 On account of Bu nside avenue Archway (chapter 719, Laws of t8g6) ...... . 4,479 89 and 7 4-10 miles of gas trains were laid. On account of Fund for One Hundred and Fifty-filth Street Viaduct (chapter 576, The following quantities of work have been performed in regulating and grading streets iii! Laws of 188 ..... .... .....,. .. ...... I,5oo 00 sidewalk, : 6,026 cubic yards earth excavated ; 10,052 cubic yards rock excavated ; 427 lineal On account of Fund for Gouverneur Hospital Building (chapter 703, Laws of 1894). 5,835 00 feet new curb-strnte' set ; 105 lineal feet olrl curb-stones reset ; 3,010 square feet new flaggi!,,, On account of Special Fund for Restoring Pavements (Revised Ordinances of 1897, laid ; 2,818 square feet old flagging relaic( ; i,600 cubic yards retaining wall built ; 474 lineal lu i sections 740 to 743)...... 10,993 14 fences built ; So lineal feet culverts built. of Revenue Bonds for \Vpater-meters (Consolidation Act, sections 151 On account OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER IN CIIARGI? OF SE\\'h:RS. and252) ...... .. ... ...... ...... 381 01 New sewers have been completed in One Ilunch-ed and Ninetieth street, between Amsterdam and Eleventh avenues ; on both sides of Lexington avenue, between Ninety-seventh and 1\ineta,- ftat ...... $$1,966,562 36 eighth streets; in Boulevard Lafayette, between One IIuudred and Fifty-fifth street and ilie StJ\IaIARV STATEMENT OF CoNTRAC,rs. summit north, and in Fifth avenue,em bctvceen Fifty-fourth and Fitty-fifth streets. Alterations and improvements have been utade to sewers in Mercer street, between Fourth 0,/it lurtered Into during the Quarter. Contra. is Coni,41dcd during the Quarter. E'timated Cost. ' Actual Cost. street and Clinton place, and in ('earl street, between Burling Slip and Fulton street. to Sc ,cer and basin contracts ...... $35,236 70 ro sewer:nd basin cnntrocts ...... $;8,289 8o Nine separate contracts for the construction of 12 receiving-basins to improve surface drainage lagging contracts ...... 683 84 3 .grading, cu bins; and flagging contracts. 9.243 55 were completed. 56 moving and repnvinu contract,...... 583.230 66 tti p.tving and repaving c,miracts ...... 296,634 c8 Under all the sewer and basin contracts 4,7S4 lineal feet of new sewers and 23 receiviu_,- ::,ter-main contracts ...... ...... 232,465 64 I contract for Ryr.tn 1tc'crcoir ...... 214,583 c5 I contract for nose (;ouvcrneur Hospital.. ir6,eoo o,, 14 miscellaneous contracts ...... 156,099 63 basins have been built. i miscellaneous contracts...... IIS,957 42 _ The sewer system on Manhattan Island now includes 473.41 miles of sewers, with 5,dp receiving-basins. 44 contracts; total cost ...... 5714,763 cr 85 Contracts; total estimated cost ...... $1,087,624 26 \\'ork is now in progress on 28 sewer con tracts. In the care and maintenance of the sewer system 1,979 receiving-basins and 90,205 lineal Teri 13UREAU OF CHIEF E sGINEER OF THE CROTON AQUEDUCT. of sewers were cleaned ; 5 new manholes built ; 63 new manhole-heads and 125 new cov,:s Sour. es t of 57tpply. placed ; 6 new basin heads and 51 new basin covers placed, and 869 cart-loads of sewer deposits The natural flow of the Croton river furnished all the water required from that source (an removed. average of 205,000,000 gallons per day) until Jute 20. From that date until the close of the BUREAU OF STREETS AND ROADS. quarter 860,000,000 gallons of water was drawn from storage reservoirs. The care and maintenance of our macadam roadways requires unceasing labor and constantly All the reservoirs are again tilled to high water mark, except the one recently completed on increasing expense in proportion to the constant increase in the volume and weight of vehicle the 7sluscoot river, which is slowly tilling. traffic to which they are subjected. In addition to the ordinary every day repairs the surface The following table shows the rainfall at the stations where rain gauges are kept by the material must be entirely renewed from time to time at heavy cost. The Department is is as Department reconstructing the superstructure of Seventh avenue, from the Central Park to the Harlem river. 'phis work is completed as far as One I-Iundred and 'rNventicth street, and is making such proge so TOT.I L. LncAri ON3. APRIL. MAY. JUNE. that this entire drive, isIiich is the principal northerly outlet for the Central Park drives, will I,e Inches. Inches. Inches. Inches. restored to perfect condition in a fern sveeks. The gravel surface of St. Nicholas avenue, front Cilia Boyd's Corner Reservoir...... x.78 5.56 i 2.89 xz.a3 Hundred and Forty-lifilt to One Ilundrel and Fifty-fifth street, has been entirely renewed. Middle Branch Reservoir ...... I 3.05 6.03 2.69 II.77 Special attention has been given to the repair- of Kingshridge road, Dyclunan street, Dep,u Kensico Resrrvalr...... ....,...... 3.17 7.36 3.16 13.68 Croton Dana Reservoir...... 3.20 6.52 2.24 rr.86 lane and other unpaved or only partially paved roadways on the upper end of Manhattan Cotta! Park kesery it ...... 2.95 6.o$ 2.79 I1.7S Island. The ceremonies attending the dedication of the Grant monument and tomb drew imincn-a The daily supply received front the Bronx river, supplemented since January last by water multitudes to a limited area, to which there are no immediate and properly paved approacl ''. front the Byrum river, is 15,000,000 gallons, for which 20~,000,00o gallons of stored water was except the Riverside Drive. For two weeks preceding the occasion the combined forces of tl~c d: awn from the Kensico Reservoir. Bureau of Streets and Roach, the Bureau of Water purveyor and the Bureau of lucuntbratn es Work has been commenced under the contract for building a clam and reservoir at Byram were set in vigorous motion to put all tile approaches in the best possible condition, Voluntai}' fond. commendations from many people have attested the success of these efforts. Sanitai , Pn'lection of the Water Supply. Satisfactory progress has been wade under the contract for the improacnicn', anal atlornu,Cut The operation of the electrozone plant to disinfect the sewage at the Village of Brewsters, and of the centre plot, con the Boulevard. The work is now completed. the maintenance and cleansing of water-tight privy-pans at Mount Kisco are continued. Four BCRF.AU OF I.AIMPS AND GAS. fangs of laborers have been constantly employed in clearing up lands acquired along the middle 'l'he following changes and additions in the service of lighting the stne -'ta an d Inli,lic pl of and west branches of the Croton, along Aluscoot river, around the East Branch Reservoirs, and at the city have been made during the quarter : 315 new gas-lanips placed and lighted, 350 nc1v Mount Kisco. A partial report has been made by the Commissioners of Appraisal and confirmed electric-lain i' placed and lighted, 70 necv naphtlia-lamps placed and lighted, 223 R as-la inl,s and t7 by the Court, as to lands taken on the East Branch of the Croton, and the awards have been paid. electric-lamps temporarily discontinued on account of street improvement work, 998 gas-lan,l,s Surveys are in progress for taking additional lands on several tributaries of the Croton, and on the displaced by new electric-lamps, 272 old gas-lamps relighted. Bronx and Byram rivers. There has been no relaxation of the efforts to improve the public lamp service. Broadtic..c, /ilaiuleua,rce of Aqueducts 'and Reservoirs. from the Battery to Fifty-ninth street ; Irving place and Lexington avenue, front Fourteenth to For several months past the entire supply front the Croton water-shed has been received Fifty-ninth street ; University place, from Washington Square to F,ntrteenth street ; Fourth through the New Aqueduct, the Old Aqueduct being used only for the supply to Sing Sing Prison, avenue, from Astor place to Thirty-third street ; Fifth avenue, from \V'ashington Square to Filu- under a contract with the State Prison authorities, and for the water needed by the contractors ninth street ; Sixth avenue, from \V'ashington place to Nifty-ninth street ; Ninth and Colombo„ who are building the Cornell ham and re,eraoir. The usual care and vigilance have been exer- avenues, from Fifty-third to One Hundred and Ninth street, are now provided with the n, w cised in the protection and repairs of all aqueduct property and appurtenances. street-lamps, hearing legible street signs and house numher.s. Signs are now being prepared for Distribution of M'ate'r Suppit', all the public lamps in the district bounded by Fourteenth and Seventy-ninth steets, Third and Under the annual appropriation for laying water-mains to extend and improve the water Eighth avenues, giving the numbers of the houses in front of which they will be placed. service, which is $230,000 for this year, there have been laid curing the quarter : 2,593 lineal feet These improvements have been accomplished, and wilt be extcnaIctl as far ao I't~s-ihle, witl,I lit of 36-inch mains, 2,095 lineal Ices of 20-inch mains, 16,221 lineal feet of I2-inch n)ains, and 28,571 any addition to the usual appropriation for street lighting. lineal feet of 6-inch mains-total, 50,080 lineal feet, or 9.48 miles. In connection with these new mains, 128 stop-cocks atilt 131 fire-hydrants were placed. BUREAU OF REPAIRS AND SUI't'LIia. Under the appropriation of $l,000,000 made by chapter 669, Laws of 1896, for additional The report of the Superintendent of Repairs and Supplies, hereto attached, gives in full tcti it water-mains to improve the water service in the lower and central parts of the city, the work of the many items of repairs made on municipal building, under the charge of the Department, and laying large mains in Fifth avenue, and in Eleventh and West End avenues, has made rapid the articles of furniture, office supplies and law books purchased and supplied to the various progress. On Fifth avenue the work is completed from Washington Square to Fourteenth street, municipal departments, courts and offices. and from Forty-third to Fiftieth street, and is now carried on vigorously on six different sections. The report includes extensive repairs to the passenger elevators in the Criminal Court Building, Contracts have been nacre for the smaller mains which w71 distribute the supply from the new on the roof of the Brown-stone Building in City Hall Park, the root of the Harlem Court-houoe, .n large mains throughout the lower part of the city. The work accomplished during the quarter the boiler-room of the Jefferson Market Court-house, and on the Jeflerson, Catharine, AVWashington, includes the furnishing and layint, of 5,581 lineal feet of 48-i.nch mains, 9,027 lineal feet of 36-inch Centre anal West \Vashington Market iluildinks. mains, 1,402 lineal feet of 20-mch ntains, 1,830 lineal feet of 12-inch mains, and 1,144 lineal feet In the new Court-house on \\'est Fifty.fourth street extensive alterations and improvements of 6-inch mains, with 28 stop-cocks, ranging in size from 48 inches to six inches. have been made in the police prison, in response to requests of the Department of Correction. The Under the special legislative appropriation for additional fire-hydrants at locations selected by Seventh District Police Court and the Eleventh Judicial District Court, located there, have been the Fire Department, 120 new fire-hydrant, have been placed, and 1,436 lineal feet of 6-inch supplied with the necessary furniture and fittings. stains, with 18 stop-cocks, have been laid to connect the hydrants with the distributing system. Since the amendment of the :Military Code of the State by chapter 853 of the Laws of 1896, The six repair companies which are employed in the care and repair of the entire distributing and the making of separate appropriations for armories in this city in the budget for 1897, $55,000 system have replaced 221 defective fire-hydrants and 30 old stop-cocks with new ones, and repaired for repairs and $17,000 for supplies, the requisitions of the several military commands for repairs I,631 hydrants, 404 stop-cocks and 276 leaks in water-mains. and supplies have grown enormously, High Service Supply. 'the report of the Superintendent of Repairs and Supplies specifies in detail the work done Since the beginning of this year the water supply distributed from the high service pumping and supplies furnished. As far as practicable the %%-ork is grouped into contracts awarded to the stations has been increased from 34,000,000 to 38,000,000 gallons per clay. lowest bidders at public lettings. In this manner desks, chairs and other office furniture, amount- By chapter 646, Laws of 1897, the Legislature has granted an appropriation of $500,000 for ing to a total of 81,270, and lockers for Squadron '' A " Armory, amounting to $i,000, have been additional pumping machinery and water mains to deliver water on high grounds above the level furnished under contracts made last March. Contracts are now ready for advertising for repairs of service by gravity. This will be utilized in building a pumping station at the Jerome Park at the Twenty-second Regiment Armory, estimated at $1 1,000, and at the Eighth Regiment Reservoir, now in course of construction by the Aqueduct Commissioners. It will supply all the Armory, estimated at $6,000. high grounds north of the Harlem river, including the Riverdale district, now supplied under Under authority of a special ordinance of the Common Council the old police station-house in contract with the City of Yonkers. Fifty-ninth street, between Second and Third avenues, which has been unoccupied for many year., Bridge over Harlem River at Third Avenue. is being renovated and fitted tip for occupancy by the Volunteer Firemen's Association, at a co-t of The Board of Estimate and Apportionment has changed the plans for the north approach by $3,500. 'rise work is nearly finished, and the present quarters of the association in the old Essex substituting iron work for masonry, and those for the south approach so as to connect with Third Market building will soon be vacated and that building turned over to the Board of Education, to avenue at One Hundred and Twenty-eighth street. The Board has also called for plans for he fitted up for school purposes.
3674 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, OCTOISER II, 1897.
The fifteen free floating baths, after being thoroughly repaired and refitted, were all placed I MISCF..LLANEt)~TS REVENIJI . in their summer berths and opened to the public in the first week of June, which is considerably or sewer permits ...... 6.8B 77 For rent of aqueduct property...... $6u on 'I'he public appreciation of these useful and beneti- I Fur vault pr•rtnits ...... :...... 96,459 35 For restoring pavements over street open. earlier. than at any 1p revious bathings "season, } pl Fur rcdompti, n of street obstructions...,.. 346 5o togs...... cent institutions is shown by an Itnusual Increase In the number of people who use the baths. I h'or permits for ~idcwalk sheds...... p55 RegcsITroxs' I APnNOPBIATloN5 REQUISITIONS ON 1,IAi(Ii i- BALANCES I APPROPRI.ATIONS' RFQ[TSITQONS, RFL`UislTt(Ns, I BALANCES ON IsC1-C'DIN,', O.N I SS96, FROG TIES OF 1896, TITLES OF APPROPRIATIONS. OF 1196 97 WITH TRANS- TST l897- EI~ r no QU Agree , Jr ISV r TRANSFERS, 1N. I, IR 5, Il[•1:1\C It lv r, 1897. FERS, IS97. 1857. 1897. 1897. .896. To APR. t, ISy7. 2D QUARTER j of 1897, Aqueduct-Repairs, Maintenance and Strengthenin...... ...... 5236,125 CO $226,239 Iz $5,428 99 44,456 89 t237,007 7.35,440 uo C46,374 46 4155,rgr i,4 Aqueduct-Repairs, 'lainten:mco and Sin ngtheniu,.-Salaries ...... 27,,50 00 27,145 ;I ...... 4 69 z8,000 co 6,637 36 6,987 35 I t4.375 z'1 Boring Examinations Or Urading and Sewer Contracts ...... 6,ceo 00 c ,r;34 14 ...... . 365 8o 5,noo 0) 888 on 950 00 3,102 co 23 0 33,280 B'.,•.,lecards. Roads and Ave U us, \Lliutenan.:e of ...... I17,t83 37 r16.z:2 55 ...... .... 935 Sz l3Os coo 00 s9 7 95 07 67,81 t 98 B utevards, Roads and A%U en ,es,iajntensoce nl-Salaries .... ...... 1 2.500 o3 2,499 04 ...... 06 2,500 00 624 99 624 99 r,un 11- Bridge over Harlem Ship Cacca!-ilaintenaeee of ...... 7,500 00 7,404 (5 ...... 75 47 10,00 00 2,158 39 2,503 93 5,337 65 Bronx River \l-nrks-Jl.tin tenance and Repairs...... I+,5oo 00 57,448 IS 419 27 1,632 6r 25,755 CO 3.666 co 6,o6z 40 IC,ozb 60 Bronx River \Corks-Maintenance and Re,airs-Salaric, ...... I,36o on ,.3o6 no .I ...... 1 53 ro 3,900 00 675 00 675 no z,550 00 Contingencies-Department of Public Work...... 5.000 00 4,442 IS (4 75 535 07 5,e0o 00 905 Co 807 30 3,287 r', F:a0ymg Sidetcalk and Fencing Vacant Lots in front of City Property ...... 2.coo 0: r.S41 -o ...... 1 158 30 0,000 oo ...... 2,000 o., tree F'!oatmg Bath;...... 17,426 58 17,130 yz 44 So I 2;I 16 t6,92o 00 2,397 25 6,o5z co 8,46)8; Free Floatin_ Baths-S.Ilaries ...... zo,o?8 co 2S.7ty oo ...... 359 Ce 28.035 00 2,273 00 6,753 50 I9.6o8 m I.oS7, [,087,666 83 82 59 1,220,831 oo :54.953 15 294.278 19 743,599 (6 Lamps: - i = Lamp and Ca_c sand Electric Lighting-Sarnos~,.... ...... 83i 0o 7700 co 1,8=4 95 I,b74 95 4,200 to I.,slog . rraon Pipes ...... ...... ~ zzz.to, o~ zo9._57 4i zo ...... 9. zz, 538 So 23o,000 00 CO 41 54,566 (7 175,030 91 ry.78o 00 , 23 Layinz Lroton Pipes-Salaries ...... ...... ,7,68e oo i7,309 t.7 'I ...... j ro 33 3.^ 9 9 3 791 z3 i I ,z15 74 ):m Hundred and Fitts-fifrh Street \ iaduct-Maintenance and Repairs and Painting ...... 2,IOO Co 0,009 33 r 7 o 67 19,710 00 6677 r 7 1 I 9 z 50 Io,14o 3.; Public Bmlci:tc -Construction and Repair ...... 69,03 40 65.535 56 I 9,123 06 1,214 CO 65,386 co II,,6S z3 16,042 17 38,175 00 Public Ituildir.~s-Constr;tction and Repairs. Ludlow Street Jail ...... a,8co co 2,119 6; ...... 6,(180 37 ...... 1 ...... Armories-Repairs ...... 59 ...... ,. ..4. 55,000 00 742 59 7,078 4 1 4707) Pbicu l Drinktn-hydrants...... . ...... 5coo. oc •2,495 ...... z,o3 r 2,coo co ...... z~8 y[ 1,7 41 0) Removin._ Uhstructions in St rests and Ac onus, including Rents, etc ...... ...... 15,000 00 14,986 CO ...... Ip oo 15,000 0, '- 47 5 4-, 4,670 3of 7,854 z„ I,e•ttoving 0 .str:lctions ,n Streets and Avenues-tialarie...... ...... .... .... ..'. 9,9co co 9.'1 21 ...... I28 79 9,105 00 2,549 97 2,549 97 4,Soo cc h pairing and Renewal of Pipes. Stop-cock., etc...... ...... .. zr - ,00u co -I- o3• -,6 =_7 19 I,7;0 05 2i .000 oo 40,632 II 52,333 14 119,034 75 psm> ad Renewal of Pa~-ements and Regralin~ .. ...... ...... ...... j .85,oco_ co 4, Zoo 4 7.955 93 27,z7,843 43 65 3oo,or:o co 60,304 26 I r I,87r 49 Iz5,3zt z , ] rs and Re of P:n-entents and Recradm_q oa!a ries ...... 1 coo 00 15,979 IS • ..... -• • • I,cz., 8z I,,c oo 00 b,217 63 3.234 9z 7,547 4 Repair; of Eighth Av,nue Pavement ...... ...... ...... I 19.2.0 00 190oo Co ' ...... 19,z:o 00 ...... 4,300 ou 14,400 0~: 'C -pa, in Rtr•_ctc and .Ace euuc:...... ...... ...... ...... zz=,co, Co 130.2.4 o8 ...... 94.790 92 312,oco co ...... .. 95,272 82 216,727 16 Repacin4 Streets and .avenue=-Salaries ...... 11.000 CC Io,770 13 ...... 1 2,2'9 57 13,000 cc, 2,374 98 2,952 o8 7,672 95 Knads, strews and Avenues Unpav,•d- Maintenance of and bprinkling ...... 34,811 Cl 34,.178 40 ...... I 333 17 35,c00 oa 4,268 74 6,879 15 2:,850 II zo,'i50 salaries-Ue r;m ccnt of t'u i,lic t\'arks ...... ..... ' ot,7zo 00 09,193 p,,; ...... 2,530 41 90,000 00 2z,482 31 23 gb,'"5 fi_= 46 .;laries-I no r, C' rk., (nspettors, etc ...... ...... ; 6z. 751 89 6z, 751 85 ...... I ...... 68 Co 5r 15,070 34 , 17,c63 72 35.492 •ti .l r(es n c1tn Engineer on P.a emenr, etc ...... ;,o<.~o, 00 4,999 92 .••. •.. 03 c,000 00 r,n49 98 1,049 IS 2,5O t ~oo 00 ttera a y ter S.cla ors. ...... ...... ..... ..j 7.2338 74 1,944 99 1.932 49 ! 4.502 72 e ,err Repairin and Cleani]' . ...... ...... I23,6o1 oo 122,c 0 1 co I,S So 68 1z8 OO) 00 0e,355 Iz J 36,6;9 86 oz.8o4 4" N - v rc-R•.:pairm 5na Llean mg , alarie, ...... Io,~,`oo 00 9,569 .... 43 0o 1 z>429 98 2.5o9 98 g:oo of uldt-rs' \fuaumen •in Calv'ary Cemet_ry...... :...... 4.150 00 ...... .. 4,150 o ...•...... •...... St reet lmproveme t. -For `ury n t in , Mon tmentmg and Noinbering Streets ... ...... ...... ... 4,020 cu :,96 85 ' 207 50 I I,SaC 65 4.coo 00 320 00 524 5' 3,155 ,c' Supplies for and C.Ie•tnin8 Public ...... ... .. I 73.295 0o 164.788 57 4, 3.764 bo 1503 25 00 30,356 58 so.9 6 nz I o1,11 51 50 Old ee., etc...... 741 63 ~uppl~~es for sod C!eanin Public Office;-Salaries.. ...... ... ...... ...... ,6, .0 CO 35>b3o 93 185 73 33,:16 66 i 9,196 78 9,49; oz 14.614 3,: 'nu ...... 17,000 00 I 6 oo 3.332 4 3,3'-t 58 PP lies fur Armorie_....:...... for 'uclo .. ...... ` ...... ...... o 34 '- 1 _ ul p!y'in l\ arse to ~nippm~ and for Yutld n;: I'urpo...... es-Silaries ~ ~ ~ • • • ...... i 7,.;16 Co 7,916 - •. • •...... 7,000 00 I,8 3 1 9S I, Sy3 5r z,-,74 5 r ,r,cys, 11.pc. et-,for Street Upen:n_s, etc.-S.11aries ...... 7,roo co 7,590 o,...... 04 7,600 00 1 1,899 9) 1,899 99 ?,8co of Water Supply for Twenty--fourth Ward ...... ...... 7,500 00 7,352 17 '.. •••...••.. It7 83 10,400 co t85 61 1,753 35 7,761 c4 Totals ...... ...... i 5;,259,874 15 $4,o63,169 35 505,497 74 9173,207 03 $3,6io,182 17 $517.914 32 f908,582 83 55,103,585 - Nom.-Requisitions drawn Second Quarter, 1897, on Liabilities of s889-Repaving, chapter 346, Laws of ri&, 1, 9502.O ; en Liabilities of 2590, Repaving, chapter 346, Laws of iS89, $196 36 ; and Repaving Streets and Avenues, -. 7.56 ; on L;abihties of 3894. Repaving Streets and Avenues, e5c.76 ; on Liabilities of i895, Supplies Per and Cieanin, Public Offices, 5625.25. Receiving-basin, soutticaci corner gist stand Riverside ave ...... Philip J. Kearns...... z8; o0 S Receiving basin, northwest and southwest corners hot, and Marginal s[s. ` ...... Sq5 50 1:t[ n or RECEIF: ' RCQl SITIO\S, PLv - 2 0 tiUM:TEP, 2D QUkRTER, '. - .. .. .~. . . I.\ ftS .4ND JU L I,I,tag 5897. ]. 7• 1897• 536,236 7 Ic:_cenTS TO x89 Flagging Contracts. ....' V .a: C. I. ISg, Flag_ing, etc., north side bad st., east of tith ave ...... John T. Brady....., 5246 00 Flagging, etc., east side 5th ave., from 9th to 97th ct, . ...... . ...... 315 .4 \ - _ .. ..... --9-,,006 70 ...... . 5227,903 87 c:68,oz 85 Flagging north side of 86th t st., cast of Madison ave...... " ...... 125 94 Lr. _'. ,,r 11.: ,. ,6 ., ..r . r.:.l. on ...... 38z,697 5S ... z.8,424 37 I 114,068 z: , 'puytcu LD.tr, i. Creek Uride ...... .. 3,-31 95 595,000 Co I07 50 98,104 42 $653 34 Con-traction of Seventh District Police Court and Pr/:,q, t'.`et iv/;lg a,f,t Crosrs,atk Contracts. Peron ...... 11,006 ...... 10,971 Repairing and maintaining a..phalt pavement io years) in Chambers st.,! 44 914 75 69 (.:roton \Carre Fuu:! .... ...... ...... ,. . ...... 59,ai6 49 ...... Ir,•m Broadway to Centre -t ...... Barber Asphalt Paving Co. $17,8T3 50 Fire Hydrant Fluid.. .... ...... 11,:40 8; ...... II,072 05 68 8z Pavi,eg 4th .t., from Avenue 11 to Broadway, except from Avenue D to I Public Buildir;. 'l' cents-third and T,venty-fourth zd ave ...... ' 15.790 5' Ward, Cr:tona Park' ...... 27,945 75 •.---•.... 17,528 24 i Io.42o 51 Paving \\'alcrley [I., from 5th ave. to Christopher ,t„ and Chris.opher sr., Criminal Court-house Fund ...... ...... ...... . Io,349 05 ...... In ,m Grove sr. to \\' avcrl^y pi .. ...... I ...... ,, 10,917 50 Fund or Viaduct from St. Nicholas pl. to Macomb's Paving 39th st., from ,st to 4th sn•e ...... 54,075 75 IJ.:m Bridge ...... .. ,. I,;oo 00 I ...... .. Favi:tg 6,h,t., from 5venue 1) to B ...... 23,716 z.> Gouv•_rneur -lip Hospital Building Fund...... .... .. zoo,000 00 5,535 00 I 194,165 co Paving rrlh .t. , from Ave:. ue I I to zd av e ...... .. ...... .... .. .' 38,7-7 55 Burnside Avenue Archway ...... 54,733 36 ••••...... 4,479 89 79.053 47 Paving Eochauge ptac_, Ir.,nr Brcad to William st., Beaver St., from New Repaving-Chapter 4-5, Laws of 1895 ...... 2,058,831 44 ...... 256,4654 5 to t ,79 0,3'6 34 St. Sc Broads ay, .,nd I)ev St., from tireenwich ,t. to Broad,vay ...... I 'r I 14,932 8' Restortn and R'-paving-Special Fund, Department j .t'avit:g Ble• ckcz st., from Crosby st. to the Bowery ...... 10,71, 5l, R- of Pubic arks ...... 3,429 53 3:,803 or I 10,993 14 24,2 239 40 I' :vine 85th St., from 5th as e. to As nue A, exc_pt from Madison ti 4th, Street f,nprovem ent Fund ...... ...... ...... nz,8oz 41 ...... ave...... 1 38,4c5 00 \\'ater-rn:un Fund ...... 9 40,711 47 ...... 54,080 79 88E,64o 68 Paving 0th ace., from S_+th to 9oth st ...... ...... " 46,941 00 Water-meter Fund, No. z ...... -i,307 r, 035 30 38: oI 31,Ib1 58 Paving Avenue Ti, from Houston to tlth s :...... ...... ... .... Csiiornia Asphalt Co..... 62,575 00 Rlving Iy[h st., from 6th to ph ave., and zcth St., from 4th avc. to Broadway .... 17,213 25 Paving zgth st., from 5t1 to Lexington ave ...... 'I .... 21,347 z•; Stateine>rt ct G,"rr:'r,z1 Bookkeeper, D. P. 11 ., Spzc'te'1n5r all R,' e,zrr_s of the Citt' Received through Paving 4,d or.. from 6th ave, to P,roadway ...... : .... it,32.3 8 .'d. 15 °.: r~': nt oOf Public [Forks durzn' th-, First azzd Second Quarter; of (iio,. Pavin3 135th st., from MadiSon to St. Nicholas ave...... .... 86,670 00 Paving 93d st., bet. \Yes. End ave. and Riverside I trive .... Hastings Pavement Co.... 4,683 5 Paving N:nety-eighth st., bet. Boulevard and West End ave ...... I .... 0:)cCE Or REVENUE. FIROr SECOND FI9ST Six 3,419 93 QU.aco n. ( [-ART°_R. MON. Hs, 1897. Paving 99(11 st., from Park to Madison ave ...... .... 4,183 89 Paving 98th st., from Lexing'on to Park ave ...... " .... 4,z=1 9c .. t\':: cc i::: ...... $396,063 30 Paving g th st., from Madison to 5th ave ...... .... 4.438 56 98 $935,937 32 $1,532,001 Paving joist st., from Nladicon to 5th ave ...... •' . ... 4,472 5' Water Per.a.ti_s ...... I....' I,87z 30 1,730 20 3.602 50 7,827 oo Pipe Tapp.ng ...... z,t45 50 3,656 oo 5,802 50 Pas iug ro8th sc., from Amsterdam ave. to Boulevard ...... '. Paving 133d st., from Anmstcrc:mtn to Convent .eve ...... ... • 2,287 95 Sewer Pe:mits ...... E,333 64 6,688 77 13,ozz 41 Vault Permits ...... ...... Repairing ant maintaining aspl.alt pavement in 75th st., from 8th to 9th ... 45,143 87 96,459 35 141,'_03 22 3,oz8 50 Redemption of Street Obstructions ...... ...... ave.11o yards) ...... Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co. zso 5a 346 50 597 00 " Work and Material Furnished Citizens ...... z31 27 410 84 Paving Lexington ave.! completion of, let. ztst and z3d sec ...... 1 4,417 79 179 57 ave ...... 83 50 Use of Road Rollers ...... ...... 33 00 75 oo 105 co Paving 3cth st., from 6th to Toth 36,7 Permits for Temporary Sheds over Sidewalks ...... Paving 36th St., from 6th to 9th ave ...... 25,679 Co 205 00 M125 00 66o 00 26,6zo 5o Sales by Auction ...... Pave g 41st St., from 6th to nth ave ...... r 8 1,376 51 1,418 36 27,669 00 R,nt of Rock Mills Farm ...... ...... 4... 5 Paving ;qth st., from 8th to nith ave ...... .... ... ... ..... .' Co oo Co oo Paving 52d st., from 6th ave. to Broadway, and Broadway, from 58th st to p Circle ...... 19,542 00 Total ...... _ 61,699,253 13 Paving Columbus ace., from 63d to 66th st., and 63d and 66th sts., from Columbus ave. to Boulevard ...... 14,36. on E. BEARDSLEY, General Bookkeeper, D. P. W. Paving 95th sr., from Boulevard to Riverside Drive ...... 9,165 45 Paving 97th st., from Boulevard to Amsterdam ave ...... .' 3,411 10 " DOCUMENT °`B."-STATEMENT OF CONTRACTS. Paving 51st and 5zd sir., from 8th to tith ave,...... 56.1 57 30 Paving r8th St., from Broadway to 41h ave ...... ( 4,652 50 Cc,ntracts Entered Into During; the Quarter ending dune 30, 5897. Pavin iz th st., from B„ulevard to Manhattan st ...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt) g 9 Paving Co...... 3,182 00 Paving West End ave. at intersections of Tooth and Io th sts...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt NATURE AND LOC.sTION OF \WORK:. CONTRACTOR. EsciMAIED 4 Cos T. Paving Co ...... 2,397 60 Paving I6th St., from St. Nicholas ave. to Lawrence st., and Lawrence st. Warren - Scharf Asphalt) Sewer and Receiraik,-basin Contracts. - -- to l;oulevard ...... ...... Paving Co...... z 5,64z co Sewer in I34th st., bet. 8th and Bradtntr.t ayes ...... Thomas Murray...... $785 00 Pavin,p nth at., from University pl. to 6th ave ...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt Sewer in rtlth st., let. Amsterdam and Riverside ayes ...... Walter J. Ford ...... 5,247 50 Paving Co ...... 17,694 16 Sewer in 64th st., bet. Madison and 5th aves., and in 5th ave., east side, Paving 3zd St., from 5th to Toth ave...... I Warren - Scharf Asphalt bet. 54th and 69th its., etc. ,alteration and improvement ...... F'iank Frost...... 13,900 50 Paving Co .... ...... 50,709 36 Sewer in rihth =_t., bet. Amsterdam and 3lorningside aves., West...... Thomas Murray...... 4,563 50 Paving Both St., from 3d to 5th ave ...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt Sewer in tz7th st., bet. Manhattan st. and Boulevard ...... Henry T.rpps, Jr...... t,rgg zo Paving Co ...... 21.644 20 Sewer in 143d st., bet. Hudson river and Boulevard ...... ...... Cunningham & Kearns.... 4,632 go Paving Edgecombe ave., from 137th to 138th st ...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt Sewer extension in St. Nicholas ave., east side, bet. 147th and 149th sts... i •, 1,800 00 Paving (:o ...... 2,760 60 Sewer in 3d ave., west side, Let. 98th and Tooth ats. alteration and improve- Paving 86th St., from Madison to 5th ace...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt mentl...... Patrick Casey...... Paving Co...... II,448 03 Receiving-basin, south side 37th st. and Gully Trap, north side, east of Resurfacing yth ave., from moth to t4th at ...... Warren - Scharf Asphalt rzth ave...... iPhilip J. Kearns...... 916 00 Paving CO...... 45,280 oo MONDAY, OCToIiI;I 11, 1897. T H E CIT Y RECORD. 36675 Vin; Park ave.(est side), from 97111 to tooth st ...... Clark & Cn...... 47,1 57 82 Bronx River Works-7,laintenance and Re- i Repnirimt and Renewal of l'ipev...... 855.28[ 97 I '.1%inv 104111 st., from 1st to 5111 ave ...... 1Villl:uu liuuth,...... 34,797 to pairs-Salarioy ...... $675 0•, brtgiun'os-tialnrtv...... 624 99 I'.,t Ong :20th st,, front Lenox to 7th ave„ and 12lst st., from I,cxm,;lon to Cr,nnn Woirr I'nnd ...... 58,929 as %%':,t, r-main Fund ...... 72,715 61 d ave ...... ...... ,. " ...... 14,928 6o File Hydrant Fund ...... 9,'94 18 , Water Supply, Twenty-li,urth Ward...... 1,753 35 Is mq 137th st., front 5th to Madison ave., and sth ave., troth I1Sth to fund or Viaduct ...... 1,500 no 17t11 st ...... ...... 14,765 00 laying Croton Pipes ...... 62,098 38 ':Ivnlg Itank St., front Greenwich ave. to Illeecker st ...... ...... , 111,753 50 Laying Croton Plpes -Salaries ...... .. 3,791 2; To'al ...... .... . '!732,354 48 Paving 14:d st., (rein Convent to Amster..lant ave ...... 3,790 r -__ Pa. iag 146111 +t., from 7th to 81,1 :wn ...... I •, ...... 8,079 . 5 S'1'O1, AGE ISIS'- t•:RVII IRS. a i im h. H. Boorman ..-...... 8.012 19 The Croton river ha; furnished a full supply to the Arlueduct, until June 20, IS97. La sying St. Nlicluolas ave., east side, 156111, i57[II, 158[11, ca;th end rGoth sty ...... loltn Simpson ...... 842 46 All of the reservoirs and lakes are full except Nluscl)ot Reservoir, which is gradually filling. Toying crosswalks across Lenox and 7th aver., north and south sides Slora4'e Drawn Dio-i,:ç //re Ouu;rter, 41st. and ,4zd sty ...... Thomas Callanan ...... 1,758 07 I.:It ing crosswalks across St. Nicholas ave.. north and south sides of rt5th: East Branch Reservoir, 500,000,000 gallons ; 'hiticus Reservoir, I to,oc.o,oeo ; Vi est Iranch st., and across r 15t11 st., cast smile of 7th Ave..... ..... .... ...... John'I'. Iir.tdy...... 520 63 Reservoir, So,000,cuo ; Croton Lake, 200,000,000-Total dra\\. , 86o,000,000 gallons. I.ayiug crosswalk, across Western Ruulcvard north side of r3oth st...... 310 50 The work on Reservoir " A " has been continued. Grading up slopes, buildim., walls and 1583,28o 66 building Keeper's house, Peneius Contracts. Rainfall. Fcncrng vacant lots north side of r 16th at.. bet. 5th and Lenox awes...... Robert C. Winters...... 6204 40 Ycnce for sewer trench in 5th ave., bet. x411 and 23(1 Its ...... " 1,600 0 Lcca'rtoNS. ArRtt.. Sl,ty. Jcxl!. roi< 7i1,60; 40 Qu.aRs ER. Lajirrg fI5ater-nnzius Gnrb-acls. Laying water-mains in Pleasant. 1st, \V_•ndnver, I rinity, Stebhin s. D.,vid- Inches. Inches. Inches. I nc'.,es. son, Grand, Aquedu, t, Prospect, Crotona and I .exington avl•s., in 18th, Rny~l's Corner Ri.:crc<,ir ...... 78 5.96 2.S rr.23 l,, 54th, 981 h, u,th, rtr(h, [19th, iztst, iz4th, is nth, [78th, 184th and 111iddlo l;rancl, Reservoir ...... 3.o5 6.03 0.69 , 21 th Sts., in Boulevard Lat:uycttc an,i lkiversn:e Drive ...... lohu C'orn use' l, Jr.. ==t,704 55 Itensic„ Reservoir ...... I 3 .17 7.36 3.16 3.Q77 L:,, ing water-loans to irth and West End awe;., Iron, 96th to ;Sth St., an I Croton, D.,nl ...... ...... 3.to 6.:2 _.74 11.56 in 7„tl1 st., het-\Veit End ave. and Riverside I )rive...... . . x06,445 54 Central lark Re-ccvuir ...... 2.95 6.oi 2.79 IT •79 1,+yiog water mains to 311, 4th, Lispcuard Walker, White, I' rank kin, Leonard, Worth, Tholuas, theme, Rook, Warren. 1lnrlay, llarclay, BRONX AM) BYRAM RIVERS SUPPLY. I,reenu, Thotmnn ant Vesey sty., in ,'ark p1., AVest I'ro.ulway, "null, .. ,th ave. and Lafayette pl ...... ...... 104,315 55 The regular force has been employed cleaning tip along conduit, roads and reservoirs, etc., etc. An average supply of 15,000,000 gallons per clay has been furnished. ujz32.46: 64 The contract for tunnel, channel way, etc., connecting the liyrant river with Kensico Reser- Diths... Coot...... ...... Repairing the Free Floating .',Thomas Dwyer...... 63,875 uo voir has been completed, and a portion of the water has been diverted from the L'yrain to the Vt. rnishing tappi tie cocks, taupnlg-cock boxes. hydrant nozzle,, waar, Bronx river. c, cks, caps and chains, handies, screws and bridges, :Ind twist :.ad p;u3 The contractor for building clam, etc., at liyram Pond has commenced vrork. Scarches of z,o9z 6e II ls ...... Fox S: Engel...... titles, etc., for lands along outlet of Rye ponds, aruuud Rye ponds and along th,_- I;yram and 1' n n sluing stup-a ckis, Itydre,'s, wooden hydrant boxes, and ca.t-iron. snip-cock boxes an,l covers...... ...... Kennedy Valve Co...... 8,5oe 00 \V'anIplms ricers, are nl>w being made so as to complete slaps of ]ands necessary to protect the I on.i,shing sb.,p.cocks, hydrants, wonder hydrant hoses, c 1't-iron slop - water, of these rivers and pon,ls from pollution. ,, ccs ;,nd cover, and mutll,IC It,ads ...... 4,.-7; Co The reservoirs were full in May. ,.~ ni>hmg whi'ew',xxl 1,11,05. hydr.nv gr.artl.s and Dolt', lead, le,t (l .ipu, Storage drawn from Keusico Reservoir during the quarter was 200,000,000 gallons. , dr am catches and rollers, eye, Urid c and casm, Unl:s and up Irani ...... Fox & Engel...... 9,445 S') NF.\V A(jLt!L)UC'I'. ~.n ls6 ins; lockers in Squadron "A" Armory ...... ...... L'enjantin Hellerstein ..... x,00a , o All of the water furnislted the city has been drawn during the quarter through t' i u;,hing roll top Busks, desk chairs and camp chairs for arrnorles...... R.,h,r-t C. U4den...... -. 1,178 08 nisbilg 4,00 tons white ash coal and 5 tons of C:mnul Coal...... \Villia~.0 I.. I ;ono;...... 1... ,tro 0o the ON Aqueduct only supplying the contractors at Cornell Dann and Sing Sing Prim rn ishin; Soo ornaltie,,tOn strc' t lamps ...... F. P. I;lcas ~u Mtg. Co.....: 7,54' 00 SA\xl'AKT PROYl'EC'1'l(1N III. THE lV:1'l'l•:hSI[1S U. I .I flu shiny t50,ouo galbms N. 6 paving cement ...... Hcary G. Horner...... in,':o, 00 The several coin Inissioners appointed to appraise values of lands taken, are still ' I I lc', laidil- double ln,u•1]Ie Cast' Iicc1ants ...... Kel1Ilelly \~als'e (.,1...... 7,550 00 Im proving the centre parkways of Western I;-.ndevir,I, f root ... to aLu; mora)'. A partial report has been matte as to lauds taken on Last Branch Crot.' bait n t ...... Part. D tmn ...... 9,908 85 vouchers matte out for same. Erection and completion of a Huspit:ll ninitdlng on I ,nuv' rneur slip...... 9L.pu-Atec1: Cons, Co..... i16.~100 oo Surveys are being nta(le for tatting additional lauds on the several tributaries of Croton r cu ,''urn fishing electric-light pl.mt in Criminal Court Building ...... I. F. Uue1anOt & Co...... i 37.777 .A gang of men are at work cleaning up along the -Middle and 11'est Branches of Croton ri'. 5233,153 c2 A gang cleaning up lands taken at Blount Kisco. A gang cleaning up along 1Iuscoot river, another gang cleaning up lands taken around East Branch Reservior.o. R]CAI I IU LA [ itIN. 204 water-tight pans are maintained soil cleaned at Mount liisco. The electrozone plan.' no Sewer and receiving-basin contracts ...... ...... $36,036 70 3 flagging contracts ...... ...... 69384 continued at lirewsters, treating the sewerage of salve, and the whole of seater-shed is patrol,-, I 56 Paving, repaving an'l laying creswaIkscontra,_ts ...... 58',,zco 66 emplocecsl of this L)epartment, and the Aque(fuct Commission, to stop, and remove all nuisancr-, 2 Fencing c.,nnacts ...... 1,3e4 41' 3 Laying water-mains contracts ...... 232,16; 64 AQt1EDUCI'-I:IPAIRS AND t.IAINTENANCE. 14 Rhscellaneous contracts ...... 233,153 0 The contract for building vault us front of old engine ![nose at Iligh Bridge has been c, pleted. 88 Contracts. Total ...... ~t 087,"a4 a6 A contract 1t s been entered into to face the bank with miry stone wall at old engine-hc,,, _. Connrac/s Complelcd, High Ilridde, between the I laricm River Driveway and b oiler and engine-house. The regular tsorIc of cleaning up aqueduct property, gate-houses, gates, et-c., has been car; i NATURERE UF' \\' (1 ie. L„C-1'r1uN (1P \ii 041x. A:~iOr'\T. on. 'rile reservoirs and likes have been kept in order and the regular work at the several ptiml stations of re( lvin,g and in all tpiig c,,al, cleaning up and running the ptuAi-,r ui , '.,ii_r', Sewer and Recei'-i' {r-basin Contracts. boiler., and appurtenances has keen continued. Sewer...... ...... :\fr.c_r st., bet.\Vest 4th st. and Clinton ;l...... 4,459 5o '° ...... l49th st., het. Hudson river and Boulevard...... 3,1c9 98 Amcxutt of triter pumped daily, $8,000,000 gallons. <, II-cxin4tun avc., let, c)7tll :uul 98,11 sts ...... ...... ...... 5,0;5 I Aaacncrt1 fi nI l summary of work done. " ...... lilulcvar,l Lafay,ttc, ht. i;Sth tit an(I:ulamit north...... I6,7t7 e; AQl - 1:1l1'LI'-RF.PA1Rs. MAIN'I'ENA NCE ANtI STRENGTHEN) t. . i9oth It„ bet. Amsl erdanl ir.d r:th av,:s ...... 7,734 44 Receiving Uasin...... \, rthcast cur. C,athcdran Parkway and k•we1,ide awe ...... ... .... 473 10 a! '• ...... Northwe-t cor. ( athedr.11 l arkway .Ind Amstcl dam ave ...... i9r to fJ ~ .L, r~ " ...... V<,rthenst cor. 89th at. and Rivcr'idc ave ...... 178 uo •. ...... -outhaast cor. faster and Grand sts ...... 1 187 co = .-1 Jor to Storm-overflow ...... Northwest cur. South st. and Rutgers Slip ...... 204 co lllttslo~s. ..S J y :J -.g. .o I' $38.079 So r Pooling. Re.naving and Crossaualks enrtsacts. Paving ...... Triangle west side of ll m,lcv:wd, bet. 70th and 71st Sts ...... 3853 2) ..... th nn d t.6th sts from Alen- LC to Avenue D ...... ... 3, 23 8 r 3 •' ...... Vest End ave., at in; ersectious of moth and ro4th Sts...... ...... 2,3 r 4 68 First. ...... .... r 617 ... .... .. .... .. .. ... . " ...... I ...... 3d t from Avenue A to 4th ave., cx -r pt from 3d to Le 3676 THE CITY RECORD . MONDAY, OcTOBEi I I1897. LAYING LARGE MAIN". IYith ,.l ijihalt 'The contractor for laying large mains on Fifth avenue has actively carried oil his work during ...... the quarter. 5 4th st ...... lad cpt from 6th to 7th ave.....: 5,284.2 2,591.1 S t hat tp i ;ire,, - - 3,801.7 .. 12,430.9 • It has been completed between Fourth anti Fourteenth streets and between Forty-third and 4th st ...... ...... P . ... ..~...... ,g_ ta 932.7 3,783.1 Fiftieth streets, and work is uo'.s carried on at six different places. 65d st ...... Avenue A to 4th ave., except from 3d to I.'xin 'The contractor for laying large mains on Eleventh and \Vest End avenues has completed h9o7 7 2,388. 2 76th p 5th to Sladi- I satue. from Ninety-sixth to Seventy-sixth streets. an(I rapidly extending south. st ...... AvenuevA to Sth ave., except from son iv., and 5d to Lexington ovL...... 8,570.3 2:592-1 Furnished and Iaid durini, the quarter : 5,5St lineal feet of 4S-inch pipe ; 9,027 lineal feet of 36-inch pipe ; 1,402 lineal feet of 20-inch pipe ; I,S3o lineal feet of i 2-inch pipe ; 1,144 lineal Total ...... 1 46,725.8 14,156.2 feet of 6-inch feet. 2 4S-inch stop-cocks and gearing, set ; 136-inch stop-cock and gearing set 2 20-inch stop-cocks and fearing set ; in la-inch stop-cocks and gearing set ; 13 6-inch stop-cocks Length in miles, at7y. and cearin, set. to hydrants placed. RECAPITt'LATII IN. Contracts have been entered into for furnishing and lacing mains in Eleventh and \Cest End avenues, between Ninety-sixth and "i'homy-eighth streets. ant} in Third, Fourth, Lishenard, \Walker, Asr•nacr A$I't{.iLT. (..RANIT E. I ~IT:I I. White, Franklin, Leonard, \Worth, Thomas, Duane, Reatle, \Warren, Murray, Barclay, Greene, BLOCKS. Thompson and Vesey streets, and in Park place, West Broad vay, South Fifth avenue and Lafayette APPROPRIATION OR FUND. - -- --- Square Square Square Square place. Yards. Miles. Yards. ~Miles.l Yards. ,Miles. 1, Yards. '.miles. WASTE AND USE OF WATER. Avera,e daily consumption in April : From Croton river, ao6.000,000 gailotu ; from Bronx Street Improvement Fund ...... 1 .. 9,165.0 I .5r . . 9,165.0 .51 and Bvram rivers, l;,000,000 gallons-total, 22 t,000,000 gallons. Average daily consumption in Repaving, chapter 475. Laws of x895...... ' 115,698.8 6.aa ...... 6,629.1 .69 122,317.9 - 6.98 May : Front Croton river. 204,000,000 gallons ; from 1>ronx and Bvralu rivers, 15,000,000 gallons is p: wm~ Streets and venues...... I 46,725.8 2.69 .... 500.9 .02 47,225.8 z 69 Avera-Se daily consumption in June : From Croton river, -total, 219,000,000 gallons. 178,708.7 205.000,000 gallons ; from Bronx and Byrant rivers, 15,000,000 gallons-total, 220.COO,000 ro.t8 gallons. The changes in the old mains ou Fifth avenue, made necessary in the laying of the new large Table of areas and mileage of pavements in New York City, below the Ilarlem river, June mains on this avenue, reduces the head or pressure of water south of Eighty-sixth street about 30, 1897 6 feet temporarily. KIND OF PAVEMENT. SQUARE YARDS. SMILES. The pressures in the high service district are kept up by increasing the amount pumped. Un&r a law passed this year, plans, etc., are being prepared to increase the pumping, capacity Specification granite ...... 3,622,590.28 163.00 at Ninety-ei htlt street and High Bridge and to erect another pnnipin,, plant at Jerome Park tytmre gracite ...... 5t7,868,3i 16.24 Reservoir and to lay mains to deliver the water from same to Riverdale, \\ oodla vn and \Villialus- $p,. cificati.m trap ...... 958,190.57 50.20 Bei5ia:, trap ...... ...... x,271,558.95 43.02 bridge. C•:,bhle ...... 1,208.8; ..0 Respcctfully yours. G. 1\'. BIRDSALL, Chief Engineer of Croton Aqueduct. Sheet asphatt ...... l x,888,043.4$ 10! .00 Block a,phalt ...... 40,849.41 2.26 DOCUMENT °' D."-REPORT OF \\ ATER PURVEYOR. Parri wood ...... ...... 'I 1,013.10 .08 WATER PURVEvoR'S OFFICE, NEW YORK, July 14, ISd7, ('en. CHAS. H. T. COLLIS, Macadam ...... ...... 973,1590.80 18.94 G,,wmissiouer of J'ublic IY"r's: StR-The following is a statement of the transactions of the Bureau of Water Purveyor for 't'otal ...... 9,274,113.97 394.60 t'Ie quarter ending June 3o, 1897 •.'.'-•.. It ECI IPTS. Appended is the report of the General Inspector of Street (Ipenings. 1• ~r construction of vaults...... ...... $96,459 35 Respectfully, C1}AP.LES \V. BARNEY, Water Purveyor. 1 , : work and materials ...... ...... ...... 1 79 57 WATER PURVEYOR'S OFFICE. OFFICE OF GENERAL INSIECTOR, NEW YORK, July 13. IS97...... 596,638 92 CItAitI.ES \V. BARN:.r, Eslii., llar[cf' Pun'O'tlr: Total DEAR SIR-1 beg to report the following summary of work done in the office of the General The foregoing amour is have been deposited with the City Chamberlain. Inspector of Street Openings for the quarter ending June 30, 1897 : EX1'EN1)ITc RE . Openings to repair all mains, other than Croton sister mains, and make repairs and connec. tions for gas, water, sewer and electric-light, 4,480. Repairs and R.-newal of Pavements and Repaving .chapter 475, Laws of 1815 , rS 655,048 a Regradm,g, 1896 ...... S5,9lz5 SS Repairs to Ei,hth Avenue Pavement, iSp-. 4.300 cO Notices sent from this office to corporations and others to repair pavement over their Repair, and Renewal of Pavements and Sa'ary of Conadt eg Engineer on Pave- openings, 2,T44. Re'prad,n., t s97 ...... ... I:-9,972 49 merits and Davin, \\'ori, etc., 159-...... 416 66 Bad places in p'tvement repaired in compliance with the above notices, 1,747. P ..,Irs and Recital '.f Pavements and Street Imprut ement Fund chapter 449).... 7,448 64 Additional money collected through the reports of Inspectors of Plumbers' Openings made in P.grading-Salari c, 1897 ...... • 3,234 Sr Street Improeement Fund ..... ...... 34,235 46 ke!„vil:g -trect, and Avonues, 189...... 735 5o Re.tering and Re-t~atin -Special Fund- excess of per!nit, $1,779.25. k :paving Streets and Avenuas, 1991...... a, , of Depa,tni, nt of Pubic W rks...... x1,759 54 Openings trade under emergency permits--Consolidated Gas-Iigiit Cots pnny, 70 ; Ii boo R._pac mg 5tr et, and Avenues, 1897...... 9;,272 ba One Hundred and Fifty-fib ntr,'et Via- Electric Illu!ninatin'g Company, 24 ; Standard Gas-light Coot pay, } ; lluiribio (.a,-Ii dit k-_peving Street- and Avenues-Salaries, duct-Slaint•:nance and Repairs, iSo7.... 192 50 Company, I ; New York Mutual Gas-light Company, 2-total, 101. ca7 ...... 2,9.2 c3 Contingencie,-Department of Puulic\Corks so on P :: p wine ch'pter 346, Laws of tSSo), r 8.-.o. 758 c S Fire-h, drant Fund, 1897 ...... 1.776 87 Total miles of fire-alarm subsidiary laid, t.7I. Repaving :;ch: pier 346, Lasv . f 1889 , 2893. 1,498 56 Public Drinking Hydrants ...... 258 91 Total miles of subway and other electrical appliances laid, 6.75. R.cving (chapter 475, Laws of x895„ t895. 18,591 95 --- Total miles of gas-main laid, 7.40. I axing ,chapter 475. Laws of 1895 , 2806. 0-2,719 98 Total ...... 5557,632 14 Total miles of gas.mains overhauled, t t. 19. Number of openings in pavement examined by Inspectors as to the condition of Iu'.einent, PERMITS I,SUED. 20,434. Respectfully, MI\ER B. MARTIN, DcueralInspector. 63 for construction of vaults. 45 for repairs to vaults. :I fir placing guy-posts, 174 for placing blurs and engines on the Total ...... 9,:65 2,700•9 -4ppropriatious. --- - - -- -- Length iu miles, .5r. Street Improvements-For Surveying, Mono- FlaggingSide.k0Ik'.andFeneing Vacant Lo[s i 1.PAVING: CHAPTt- R 4i5, LAWS OF 1895. menting, etc ...... 54,000 00 in fr"ni of City Property...... $a,000 05 Amount of v''uchcrs drawn dur- Amo:mt of vouc'lers drawn dur- With Granite Blocks. ing first quarter ...... 32O 00 in•- first quart -n...... Amount of vouchers drawn dux- Amount of vouchers drawn dur- --- _4„ra Re CxoEnx ing sc:und quarter...... ftso en ST :]:ET. Fit - st in-.; second quarter...... 5rz 50 1 ARDS . FEET. dut twnding liabilities (e,timated) r8 oo Balance estim:ued) ...... t,88o on Balance ...... 2,499 50 - - =,o.o oa 1st aye ...... 5th to 33d ;t.. 49th to stst st-, 54th t.. 56th st , 4,000 00 Salary-Consulting Engineer on Pavements Goth to 01st st., 72d to 74th s. 8;d to 84th st., Contingencies-Department ofPubticWorks 7 55 ; and Paving Work...... 833 32 0-t8 to S6:h sr., and -,1st to gad st ...... i 6,629.2 3.682.0 ! _--_. _ --.-. _-_ - Length in miles. .69. Work Cowpleted During Quarter. iVitli Asphalt. One Hundred and Eighty-ninth street, from Amsterdam to Wadsworth avenue.... $12,140 03 niversity p:...... 4th st. t,, ',vaverley III. ...... x,za3.i U 4j6'z DOCUMENT " F."-REPORT OF ENGINEER IN CHARGE OF SEWERS. 4th st ...... ltacdoucal st. to Broadw.,y ...... 5953.0 r, 684.9 Waverley pI ...... th ..ve. to Broadway ...... 4,:12.6 1,129.8 I OFFICE OF ENGINEER IN CISARGE OF SEVERS, NEW YORK, July 6, I897. IIon. CHARLES Mercer St ...... 4th to Ph St...... 2,692.5 Commissioner of Public ldrurks Washington pl...... Bro_.dway to University pl...... 2,3 88.2 933.4 H. T. COLLIS, xst ave ...... oeth to 336 st., 45.th to 5,st st., 54th to sfdh St., DEAR SIR-In compliance with your instructions, I hand you herewith my report of the both to Crst st., 7nd to 74th sr., 8;d to 84th st., transactions of the office of the Engineer in Charge of Sewers for the quarter ending June 30, 85th to 8 `ti Si., and 91st to 92d st ...... 12,261.9 3,680.0 : 1897 Clinton pl ...... 6th ave. to Jlacd'mgxl st ...... t,'08.4 278'. 4,784 linear feet of new sewers and xi receiving-basins connected therewith have been built, Macdouga] st ...... C inton to \Vaierlev pi ...... 683 2 ~. 278.0 Wsvrnley pl ...... ,ii aye. to Christopher st ...... 1,898.5 593.7 making the present total length of the sewerage of the city 2,499,615 linear feet (473,41 miles), Christopher St ...... (:rove St. to W'avelley pl ...... 951.0 Sor•5 with 5,645 receiving-basins, which number includes 12 built under special contract, as hereafter ,ith st ...... Avenue 1) to lid aye...... ' 11,144.6 3,392.1 stated. eth are...... 10 3oth St ...... to torh ,947.7 In the schedule accompanying this report you will find a detailed statement showing the status :th st ...... Avenue C to Avenue D...... 2,2 .6.9 3'b~4,g 6th St ...... Avenue I to Avenue B...... 4,605.3 1,386.2 of the several contracts tinder charge of this office. r:6th at ...... St. Nicholas ave. to Lawrence st., and Lawrence', Six sewer contracts and nine basin contracts have been completed, viz. : Sewer in One Hun- .•• St. to L, ulevard ...... I 8,682.7 1,311.6 dred and Ninetieth street, between Amsterdam and Eleventh avenues, with curve in Eleventh D...... 7,610.9 A venue - Houstorr to trth st ...... I \Vest End ave ...... tntersecnons o(xooth and rc4th sty ...... I 746.6 .29:!97-3 avenue ; sewer in Fifth avenue, west side, between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth streets ; sewer in 39th st ...... 151 to 4Ih ave ...... I 7,295.7 2,202.4 Lexington avenue, both sides, between Ninety seventh and LVinetycighth streets ; sewer in Boule- 5th ave ...... 'South side of 80. h st. to north side of goth St....~I 13,2 2.4 2,712 -3 vard Lafayette, between One Hundred and Fifty-filth street and summit east ; sewer in Mercer 58thst ...... 3d ave.to Avenue A...... 6,469.6 1 street, between West Fourth street and Clinton place ; alteration and improvement to sewer in ...... ' Manhattan st. to Boulevard ...... gr8.I '947'6 rzytF. st Pearl street, between BBurlingurling Slip and Fulton street ; receiving-basin on the northeast corner of 43d st ...... '6th aye. to Broadway ...... 2,426.8 73~-7737 7 P g- tooth st ... ...... ': entral Park, \Vest, to Amsterdam aye ...... 5,574• , 1,664.i Cathedral Parkway and Riverside avenue ; receiving-basin on the northwest corner of Cathedral Parkway and Amsterdam avenue ; receiving-basin on the northeast corner of Eighty-ninth street Total ...... x[5,698.8 33'187'8 and Riverside avenue ; receiving-basin on the southeast corner of Baxter and Grand streets - - -- -Len„th in miles, 6.29. ------receiving-basin on the south side of Thirty-seventh street and gully trap on the north side east of REPAVING STREETS AND AVENUES. Twelfth avenue ; receiving-basin on the north and south sides of One Hundred and Second street, between Harlem river and First avenue ; receiving-basin on the north side and gully traps on With Granite Blocks. north and south side of One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street, between Hudson river and Boule- SQUARE vard Lafayette ; receiving-basin on the southeast corner of Washington place and Washington FROM. LINFAL STREET. YARDS. FEET. square, East; storm overflow on the northwest corner of Rutgers Slip and South street. There are now in progress 28 contracts for sewers and z basin contracts. 1,979 receiving- Grandst ...... Goerck to East...... 500.9 216.3 basins and 90,205 linear feet of sewer have been cleaned. Length In miles, o:-. _._ Yours respectfully, HORACE LOOMIS, Engineer in Charge of Sewers. L()Nl)AV, Ocii 11, I97. THE CITY RE(0RD /ke Y (tIIS(11WflS '/ t Of/le f I ' I?nçineer ill (1uzr 'J Swi fr the Quiller 1ii:l:\L nt' lRi. I \Nl? Ni V\! :- July 15, 17. 7ii'• 30, 181)7- __ ,j Iu/'/ic I l'r =77777 JI 1 bc tosubmit for ur consideration the fflvng statement the inancaI A iii AM tfNI'. ,\j r NT. I condition of this h i 1 ureau, together w i th a report, in detail, of its operat , , whic hb g LVS 111 - - - ----- ------ ------ - - -- - -- :------flCC()Uflt1flL of e \vurk done and the materials used ta 11ifltt1fl tIi. 'arion , d\'eflLteS, stiects flli(i I , Genrat Fund-Aniru received for 264 permit, )r se er corun,c,io; s . 582 77 roa Is pavt(1 \vi I Ii io LCa(hu1fl an (L rave], and those rc U a ic I a lI raded I u t iiii j itl i ii C. I i r r t encfitc id h r cii ot the I urcau tiut jo tii. ftr fl11fl11_ [Line 197 . of the money 0 S rcct [ni r cm t Fluid 30, 11Y fa r [lie t Part expended l,y this Human is ii,ed in J)crf)II1n th_ rounricroutine work, such as cleaning and pr1tik1iUg Ieprii_'n Cei-flhnce Marci, r, IS;7- . . . . 97,c.7 ) streets, S\VUo1)U guttci- arid crosswalks aui repairing the sorface of the roatl. In C' Jilseluence of \ I tt t II L In S I t Ii thevery tipi LO% Lh of tic upper Part of the city, in which most Of tile \oti of the 1 uic 10 lics, of I r t titanan ii f nn r I allioulit cti this routine wOrk has i cr. tec t ()1 LP)I C 1) and is m uch g rics ...... 4e years. In addition t LI Is, most of the nlaca(I aii I ()ads having been built twenty to thirty years IIC•, JUSS :° xSc7 ...... ; 38o4 42 I ago, have not been reurfaccd for several years, and until >1r1: is (lolie, the work 't keeping them III p-osb1e .i liu n is £.tlntI II1L clsui, th cnsidcr 1t has been done -r nfl 1tnnn-'g 10 - B rec \It h T It I tU\\ZL I resurfacing andgrading., the less flfl1)Ot1flt rh o tdatc Anton- te u mig ht be I V t n mitt L the Lorn ii n fi Ii \ ils- I Pay- rtI of I I;et-,rs, ...... 52,509 93 mentioned One i i udred and Nii eteetnth street, whici pie iOUS to the (h an I in nal Celebration Jul"!3 , 89 ...... c4 wii ; sit:Ca a ii I zc(1 ; a . ) twenty-lour I bc he of the u el tieets in thatat vh-n I ty were gra le I and ° iou d St. ' Cl()t avenue, from (Juc l!iii frol and Iut if Ii to ()ti.. Him red ti! Fifty-fifth all t ch v vt, S cc - -tt ic -I 17 re and the streets \ U tcd t L Inn] r t I V t.-.__ SILO has ic ndy I etn rc'.url u I sih ,i cI 1\I1.,I1 lot I )yJ in ui 1'y.r I! of 1- ej 1r , etc...... 49 \trhe 1 fill hive also received sp.cia1 attention. IiaI,ce Juzi.. o, 3j7...... 4,5 One of tle most noticeahic teatures of our work Iia, been the improv.mci1t of Fort \Vasliin:toii °' I1LIC 0 hiLli tlIOtL)i t U friii hiii il hi xcii m iil. on.. of thc. inj t pk isii t drii in. ro in t I ri it 9. te -ihi nice \1 r h 57 I imi 0 s f -11 1 hcrt \ 1 rs I 11 t 1, in I (I I o it Imi I it c r clt Ill I b c \\ rk - I di city. 'oil )it the Inll)rnLIIlcnt t the Boulevar, t 1):,,ts is well un(ler way an I 51 iii iii ,. -,--r, ii of AsSeIaIli F r mm, et...... oo ti ilI lie CI ill plc teil. F lowe dog shru I s have been pl au te I ill all the plots pre Vi It ly ii I I proVed , and d.ece, Jur 3°, 897 ...... i.IC Os I hec, along with the flower hcdL, add greatly to the atlr.ictiveIies Ii the 1ou1evLrd. Nt the lCat ''ti_ C of 1 I IIii practIlC R, I l, d I i I 'I fl n UltI C I C fflI mit f t el e 27 g e 5 IP lf u1l. . -. 1 Fund- Voucher, tran.nntti to the C,rnrnsi,oer I 1tiIk Vork- I iOlflClly (tite Common, has through their iiICIICi >et allt),t entirely st( pped. 'Iie black - I . - n ii l lii gii eers, 01 C ...... i ,O45 99 lillith, paint and carpenter shops have been Iiiisily C I1 .1 I 111 I I oi Ii g routi ic vorl-: I1oth fc titi o and Inpectors, ole ...... 5C,2 00 the tither liiircans Of the 1)epartinent. Good and efficient service his bion rendered in the Opera- ,- etc ...... I3 293 64 tetIaco, - - -.---- tlI,ii. of the tirlIs\I)l1(ide. on the Harlem .Ship (titel. 128,-40 83 1' Li ills submitted, \\ \ki I \ 13. RAW1, 1 1 Act I), Superintendent Of Streets. -- - ____ --i:--- _- - -_-- :--- -=------=-- -z--z: - :::±r_=-- - ------.------1)C I ____ The I ott II is a statement of the w rk done tinT materials used on Boulevard Roads and iVI r/ I) // /)J .41tCh(Znics.41tchanic5 and labon,-rs I Avenues, Maintenance I and Roads, Street, all([ \. ciities Unp ived Alaiuttnance of, and I 979 ICCCIS IlI_ bisiiis and cttl ert clemned 17,907 iLiilor feet of sewer clealled , 25 5 linear Sprinkling, ditring t1 ie quarter endiri,, June o 1S97 feet of scNICl IC1leLIi 33S,268 linemi feet Of sewer C\ lilt itcil 34 linear feet of pipe scWLr fail], 33 ------ - linear feet of 1)110 culvert laid, ia linear feet of spur pipe lajil, 48 linear feet of curb reset. 5 R adway iI.rCII ...... eoi cues. (irL ..s-t ...... ...... ... .Ci Un. ft. I ie\' ilIlilui101 Cs I III 1 t, 220 nanhole heals teset, 47 basin heads rcet, 63 new manhole ]lead, and (:Litt i - 50 d...... 52 " \V . iii .n- red ...... r 1k ct U Hciu ro:jn,ved r- (o0 cr5 put I Ii 6 new ba,in heads and covers put on 45 new basin covers put oil 62 new manhole I1I 3 88 i d ' 1 il C er, put on 8 basin ho ols pitt in 12 basin yates put in, 2,922 cut it feet of brickworkorl built, graded I v i1 haul ,d an l u d 1)59 square feet Of fla-, iii, retail], 58o square yi cis of pavement rebid 11,875 ellioc feet of earth Guacrs r 1)oIr I 53 b,-okcr 6 excavated Iin(! I-ChlICtl, 29 cart-loatis of earth filling, 169 cart-loads of dht removed. Flagging ic laid ..... ...... ..... 540 sq. it. Gra ci l,i ci ...... 17 Macadam naUvay repaired ...... 5 840 sq. y's. Sarr,I li-ed ...... 12 .tIte,,t1'fl .SJ/()tO/l.ii,' the Anouw Of (Vie-k /)o,j. on Uncompleted Conlrac/s Jr the Qua)pler Hokn stone hiil.d ...... 703 truckload. trees taken cut and sent to c nrc C)Z(tl,2i 71/ni? 30, 1897. - cltord hauled ...... 450 " plIrkvaI- s ...... ,------ ---- - Earth hauled ...... r,oiio " Pht- ciitaidtrmwd ...... - :- - I), Ashes hauled ...... 23 " - Dead Ire Icut (lVfl() init removed..- Esri- - Stone screenhI;g. haulec...... ...... 487 " 'Fr ,vs [)Ufli2i ...... ESTI- : IIAl CI) .- - . Stl e hauled...... 2 " In doing the a1 ose-ineni ion-il _) - I - NATURE AD Loc le -N or \Voize. nsrEU AMOIYN r ! s n s Wi re teree wit ...... lIon in. ft. e nek tilde % C used Cosi. or WoRK 1 1tt-ide--sO,iie relaid and ;-auied.ruled....84 sq. ft. Enrth ...... ; - - - 1)or. I ' e ' > Shrubs...... ,000 scans asic s ...... I 5 1. yd-. It II Cl I lfl S _ n - - ---- --- I -- - ° 27 Alt 11101 and i tip sceei I t Sl r in ,hih st The were kept clean mnli rode is uihcieiitly 5PII1 h t ' tcrJ i lid Central 1 k \\ t i F1,840 c 130 0 Completed. The ml too mc is a statement of the various tp Ill pltmtolls under charge of the Btii -, 1_I. 28-Sneers- ol th as... Let. \-as-crlcy pl. ilni st Streets and l-ii,,iils: ,t., and aitertion and imp - cS t.IIenit U, I,J5!fls! ! ------ ------ - -- ------ct 7th and 19th sts.; st. o.t aed 14th, 1 I Itotnievaids. Roads and Avenue s_?.Iain to- --1nyr Ii Laborers ,t - tc , ieee. -: en. i . j iiiic 4th st .,n I 5tli and 39th sts. , 'i ith alIcia. I:",] and improvement to sewers in 5th and ""'cc t. 18J7 ...... 5130,000 00 12, Ia7 ...... ...... ti 2 Amount tan- UIiIICII during the first quart Cr Payrell, Laborers, &c., sveek eudieg June 6th SI-. . bet. 39th and . d sI, , nd 47th and I...... 68,307 Ito 575 . . Neauiy completed nnding March ;z. 187...... 23,034 95 i9, IS)7 ...... n, - Payri li, Lijuc r-rs tn • week i-u ding June I -. ------r in 4 th t. . beu . , th and 22 h ayes . . con- -. e2Cting itlu sewer built by the 1)epartmCnt d : li,ulance, Apr I z, 1897...... xou,o65 o : 2i. 87 ...... 24(1 - rse and wagon ...... 4-1 - I , eke t in teth ave., cast side, but. 54th and! . . ( :0 11 -tI. • ,(flLi curves at Iith and jot it ave. at - Amount tt-ancmittect during the sewed qlra:_ Irec...... 475 1 ter no Ii n e 1(97 I o '1'rce'1'r nmrd , 1uT t 4,2 55 00 13,510 00 200 Igo Completed. g J is tl I Pay-roll,I. Lr1 orers, etc., ICed; cud ng A pril Frect nut . ulvc and fiunu a, ju ...... i177 3 - \ [ in at ion and inlf,rovemc lit ti sewer In 9th St. , j l,eI. ruth tm. aid North river, with cursc : r 3, 97 ...... 2,4.6 87 Le:tsn Of ronnd ...... r Ill I ti ave. I d new 1 t it t end I Cr 12 CI 0 1 697 0 150 I lv rot' t ab cr etc s cek et d a Apr,l I univ c Alteration and mpiuvt cent to scsvc r in t'u st.,! 10, (2,97...... 2,07 1 00 Iekp!ii tue u ers ice ...... • . I2 •7 roil bou I Ap:iI it t nil Li as S bet. SO, U Br ui 4 (4 fo a oo 6o 6n t L i.e. crc V LI III g i 17 i87 ...... 1,173 87 Noel uaciune ...... 240 .- - S Sower in Ceilister t. he!. Hatert2uu flu ch n 770 51 747 6n 8 i. 11. roll, Laluorer,, ct _ week ending April l.ipc-s ...... I. 23 Aiicttio i and imp,5entlt to in a it 1 24, 1897 ...... 2,407 48 (,u,et plots ...... nun it.. bet. oh .11d , oh avcs. ; in sellersiith ave., bet. P.,y_reIi, L:tborers, etc., week ending May Cow rn,unuIre uutsl bone dust ...... -r noth ardn3d sis • and in oust and 2nd st-. bet. 1897 ...... 2,(59 04 Epcnse account ...... I S 3. ictb and ilS as e s...... 36,9r4 75 I,535 50 250 171 79 Puy.ruill, Laborers, et C., week ening May Oil...... ...... 15 27 -,-, 11 Alteration and jun ice iflintit to sewer in Wall 8, 1797 ...... 2,313 03 sample hettle, ...... 4 I 5 st., bet. Pau I and '. il.iarn sin., sith new con. - •127. Pay roll, Laborer-, etc. week cnuSuig May Luimluer...... iS S: ncciioti at Pearl ...... 4,181 oiu 4.303 65 63 . . Cempktcd. st 75 88 Stone and SC2Cl.flhiO5 ...... 35c6 Feb. i6 Scwnr lu l-l:ut 21., btt. Witer and Rivingiun 5. 37 ...... 2,36 Pay.roii, L..bercr, eetc.tc., secek endina May Sasu s ...... 6 with rue th I, it I ; rind and Riv ii utrn i sts., and an, ...... 7,461 Coleus and sods ...... can n. in i,mukiiis It • bee N - vii and Grand It., I 1297 49 Pay roll, JaUnt ci - etc ., week ending May .- - and at leralion anKi improve lilt lit 10 22.1 en it, , I 9, 1797 ...... 2,533 -38,304 Cherry 111d (rauuil sin. t it) Broome st., Set - 74 77 Pay-roll, Laborers, etc. , week endin g Join ---_- Eut .t and lee is a. ; in t>u 1:, nccy -.1 . , [Jet. i97 .. ...... l:nt and P.tt Its., :.uid to 2tuilcctIny scsvnr- .. 64,032 75 9,956 on 500 leO 400 io,449 43 July \Eir. 31 1.11 0 1t 1 Imilt 1C21J 'I he loll WIn, is a statement of the various mppro jijatiens Ut der ciamtLu u.itiiu.l tIC I l 7oth Iandot I and Roans curses ut 66th, 67111, f501 and (g 'is...... 1 12,305 6,245 Oc, 520 65 55 StRet :bor. in Alter tion and imptoverntrit to sewer in ji h nt, - I ---- t ------ . --- - - R i tr u and 3. nit L up ve- Pay -j all I I ot r etc., week en 1115 ii I \1 di C 0 are, S a aiud in ii c t \l te uflu. ofInd,putilliib '$s 3am000 8 n 41 cast d btu thiiuf9tli t id to uiv I! Laborers, etc., n ec k c . \! a it n6t!u -inS 6 tli St 900 0 3 916 CO 200 aS ta Am ft Ir m ttc I duringtls first ItJrtnr 3 ' I9...... ni - 7 ending Mar. -, 1897 ...... tS95 4,268 74 Pa y r I La i ot Lu. S I tu ,,cc, n " er'le an i II h ise bet. Academy I ______9 Sesser 2aS 2n i9ot!l 515., with curves for connecting - Illauucc Apr. 1, 230 731 z6 ...... and 1807 ...... 11 OY011: 1,15121 er, etc., neck ending -May selects ...... .... . 36,555 00 35,393 on ma 39t . . Completed. Aino Irt Ira I it d d ring the s cend I 9i 1 _ I I a r I Lab c i di Jun \l r 13 Sewer III i( th st., bet I' insbridge rd. and .uiie C d ii Jun 30,1897, 1 1 In sç a r 597 ...... 54 7 I oLin ate., :incl in I t ch ave. br,tli sides, - . . - A:d " I roll Lab r r etc., week ending tsp I r 1, I b i r ci i. I din Ji n bet 18 1 j ni 701 s 14,452 0 ta 200 00 30 308 3, 15-57 ...... 549 75 12. 1597 ...... 513 5 l_t• Ii -er iii 1 3th st., (eu. 1-larleun river and - - - I-- S Ouilet Ins ii I 1 ly-r011. Labori-rs, etc., week ending A1,r. Pay.ro,:.Lalxrers, etc., w tel: cndiing June 8th ive . with branch in 7th ave • vast side, 10. 18.17 ...... I7 00 -9- ')7 ...... a49 O et. 14151 and 14 uts, and alteration an t b 01 ny-roll, laborers, cc., week ending Apr. P,y.roIl,t.aliorrs ci:., meek ending June improve rn nt to lesser in 5th ave., bot. 143d - )7...... a2 75 of, ...... 4 (C 87 and 14t11 515., aC d to citiuucct u- its in l.enux . • ' roll L-il vi r ci week n Al r I 71 Oct 65 0. 0 OO COO 450 150 ",eirl3 completed i ,Toy e 430 144th ci 45th ts 6i 68 12 ist., lint loulev vi 1fa)t I 79 9 Sewer in t I I' rol?L orers etc is v I coding Al ay ixth a C., and in Itch ave. west side, bet I oo B I in e July 1797 3 8 I 5tth and ô th 19,095 coo on 3 0 295 Completed J7...... _ ._ June no ; SewLr in 114 I s bet Riversidc at d .na Ic The lollolsItli, is a statement of the various appropriations under ch r is of the Bureau of dam ayes., with curve in A:iisti.-rdaii. ave ..... 18,240 CO 18,480 ool 400 290 . . . . • Ot1CCt1Iti1(_0i1S Aug. 8 Sewer in 135th and 1:7th st-., bet. Coniiirut ave.' I I \tchoSis terrace, and to St. Nichvlas and Si. bridge over F!imahip Canal - Pay-roll, I,abvirerswek ending Maa terrace, bet. ,35tt1 and 13715 515...... 9,075 02 9,275 CO 2C0 •90 .. nanciu of. 1857 ...... 610,000 00 1397 ...... 84 on .• .- 8 Sener in Audub,xt live., bet. ibotli acid •6th - Amount transmitted uluuritlg the first quarter Pay-roll, Enginemen, mouth ending May sts., and In tfSuh si., bet. Audubon ave. nil,. I .uiiSing Mar. ip, 1897 ...... o,i8 39 31 , 1897 ...... 270 02 kinvisluridge ri...... no 7,422 31 ito ao . . Pay.coll, Laborers, week ending May 29, in Auilitbots ave., bet. i;d and 75th sit., Sept. ió Sewer 1 I Balance Apr. t, 1837...... i7,84I di if97 ...... 84 01 and in 173d et., bet. Amsterdam and xith Amount transmitted diiriiiut the si-cu nd Pay-roll, Laborers, synch culling June ...... 10,199 50 9,t82 13 200 158 . . wses •1naher ending Julie o. 1897, is :s foilovs 11797 ...... 84 Q0 Pay rollLbaronveek edig Apt. 3, ro1l Laborers, week ending J ne 2 Feb.9 t t 84 I yard 3,028 n 2,867 00 ii, I 74 1 Pis oil Laborers, week ending Apr. o P L bor rs week en i g June r crn bet. Le ox and 7th a c cv Work suspended. 24 ac I 5th st., 3,018 oot 2,518 75 1897 84 00 1897 83 2 4 Sew in 7th ave., west ide bet. 4tl and Pay-roll, Liboiei week ending \pr. Pt r 11 Lngin m n m h ending Tune 5 147ih sus...... 3,436 251 75 73 Completed. iS 8 co o aS in i ave. and Bottle- I m r a Se i I athtbetLiv Lde yro9 Enginemen, , teningpr 30 roll, Laborers, weelk in June 2 yard ...... 3,461 25 I,36a 50 Ion 1 65 35 1897 ...... 2 7 0 oo 18? 84 iS beaer in 8 d st., bet. Amsterdam ave. and I I Pi roll Laborers, we I eliding Apr. 24 Coa ingsbridge rd...... ...... 0,047 5 2,250 00 175 65 110 K 1 0 1897 ...... ...... 84 00 Repairs to 1 ridge ...... 312 5 \p 27 -celini I t St lethitridudnstvr livrllLsloret ek ending y ( 4 17 dauii avts.. . . ,247 50 T,4c0 00 150 40 ItO 97 84 Hardware 5 So May i Seweiin ,thst b t\lanlistt n t anlloue Pay-roll, L borrs week ending Mv 8, -.2-- -- 20 30 ...... i,149 955 co 21 9 C s 84 8 Se er in I 8th st., b t Am terdam ase and PayS9?i I Ii o s week ending M y 15, Muri;ngside ave., West ...... 300 0 100 35 8 65 t8 8 ashy July iS 97 $5 • bet 8th and Ilradtittrstaves 78500 74460 8 8 Completed. June 4 Sewer nI54tlSt 29 Receiving-bioin on sontheat nor. gist •t. and The fol!osvng is a statement of the various appropriations under charge of the Bureau of May - - 84 oO 232 on 6 6 Streets and 1\o-td., 29 Receiving-basins 0 northwest and so tI si t cors. rittli t. and inaiginal streets...... 558 tel 5c8 oil 8 8 Boulevards, Roads and .kvvnues-7.laiiitc The following :uinoiout has been tratism:tt d :! liance of-Salaries, 1897 ...... hem on duirlig ti e 1uiartcr ending June 32, 1- and charged to Street improes-ii ion t Ft, ! DOCUMENT. "G."-REPOI-...... I OF SUPLRISTENDENF 01 STREETS. Amount tra:..mittnul timing the first quarter 5uiveyors fees...... ,, ending 'il r 8 (24 , '\E\V YORK, 1897 Hr DItIsF EsQ 3 99 I BLRrAu OF '1Rr IS AND ROADS July 24 NRV 'ay 1 Inspet ctor I Chief Clerk : - --- -- balance Apr. a, 1897 ...... #t,675 ° - DEAR sit -There are forty-two plots finished, and I wish to inform you that the remaining I iuiv7.ifliOlil,tli:., hue recvau:.! llouiliuvaril are sodded also the rubble foundation, twenty-six plots on the Vi enterti ; of the Itatla. Amount traiusuiuitted dttrin the Secird during n.it I Ii wo rk cit I be LOitll)lcteul in about ten clays from date when its, a 0-i I ra way are unilerkotti., completio qua rter end ing J ne o i& 624 99 tor I mud t i l.Iini_ the contractor will be ready to have it liaiutltid over to this Department. ---- ailS dupsiled to ille credit of ,be ti ni- j-I I 1111 e_I I 87 0 It !i' P AT RICK F I \.f \i\ \ I i llilv, \.\ Foreman. ______ 675 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, OCroI3ER 11, 1897• 1)OCUMIEN'l X13.'-REI'OL1' OF SUPERINTENDENT OF LAMPS AND GAS. EXIIIIUI1' 'Ili. .ti'rnnunrn'rf llrc'.lpprnpriarinu /'r'Lamps and Gasaud lace/ricLt;{dt(nt'' ISg7. .'/ro;clq', the :fnrorztts orr 1 i)nc/rers /)ra;c~n ,turrtz,;r I/tr L)urrtr e,zd+n; s :\\n (1-\s, NEW Fttttl:, July 12, 1807, I/nu.Cli:\rt.1S 11. 1'. Ctrt.Lts, for Nrr },'rrr BUREAU of L.% -,u, Jun. ;o, IS97, 7oith f/ /ta/ranrc Stan/tag to the ('r'r/tt of the Appropriation. nrtsstnnr~r r J 1'rr!!rc !t ~" k., : - 'IR—Ilerein I submit a reportreport of the transactions of the Bureau of Lamps and Gas fir the Anluunl I ppi,q,nat on for •• I,a•up, Zud 1 t it xbl • ( as-fight Co gas to ::. it ter ending Jtine 30, 1S97. I l ;.,s ;old 1 Ic tr:c I .i ghtim,.' for u;97 .... St,22z,83i 00 pu , ', rmu„ s, Jun x iq7.... wx,o31 In Exhil,it ":1 11 St-I] 1 be found a statement showing the amounts expended for gas to the Amount of vnuc,i r, , xaun E-1 Ri, cr ( Is Co., ga.. to public utts public ncrl:ets ooice;, aprvuric , etc., and for toting-u p, lighting and main[eparrre of uin:, the 0nan,•r c•W,lud armories, J"ne xeyz...... ¢o (,.; \lar..ill, 1697 ...... >xg6,549 16 Unit,,; I lee i Licht and l5owf-r I~ubhC ialry p5. :\W.t of vouch.: of \rk:ory ]schibit °' 13 " is a summary of ti app Igpriat i,>n for 11 Lamps and Gas and ElecinT 1,[fitih„' Irf the to .Ito Ta Ii,,.T S!iip Hampshire" for juarter ,of to hun;1red an, ninety thousand two hundred and J c 30, x897...... ,)0,:8, 67 qu:,ncr end ng dun 7 „ 438 3S wing the expenditure diming the , ---- 4S6,83o £3 I(dinun I Ir_ct ri: t 1,:miv t,n~ LO., tty -one dollars anti Sixty-=even cents t?29O.2 I. t)7). tr it}1 liahil itics amounting to ninety-eight Icctrlc-li hying r iiith Re i- ~antl r1!tt ht-u;dred au~l ct_lit "-ei>j ht duu"y anti thirty-three cents ( ;~,~~ .;^),.~ leat'in in h:dancc :,,.aitt t A%lvch no vouchers hate meat Armor)', ti.rquaifor end- ablc balance of six hundred and thirty-seven thousand one hundred an,i eleven dollars and be .n drawn ...... $736,oco 17 ill:; Jun.: o, xs.,7 ...... 8a; rr t-Irn r con [s j rb j7, I [ I .4) J.J. 1) ~o.l y, rcictturmn 300 Bonle I. PI Tints, ant ,lobe; ...... qo or. Iahihit '' C " is a snmmary of the a)11 pro 1nation for `' Lum is1 anti Gas and Electric Lighting--- Li,~hrin~ publi, lamps, month of June, Ilirtl••it Lamp \If,. Ce„ 150 icy showing an expenditure [dorm,, the quarter of one iksmamd eight Mindred arvd seventy- tdenrd cl h s ...... 185 ., dollars and ninct' _five Cent: (;I,~' !.n5;, lent ing an availal,le balance of four thousand two ro , MONUAV, O(''I()1;1•.R 11, 1S97. THE G I T Y H E G O D. 1 PI"('I'1-A"1'IUN. Nib ur ..f I.I • .I-::.t-rl during the e luarter ...... ...... ...... ...... =7. Number of gay, -lamps l g li e' \larch 3r, r8q y ...... ...... .... ..I 25,523 Number of naphtha I, mp lighted .\larch 3., r 817 ...... ...... .... _ ... r,rl~, Number of cicctrigy : Less ::a.-I,mpti .lixcuntiuned during the grr:rter .....,,...... I.u'i S Bail ter.\ M., roll 31, 1697.• ...... I _ 3,531 3o 1gq I I: s; r-Isctric-l:rm !1, - cLye nrtis;u: d dori. 1,- the e Iu _ ...... ...... •..•..._....,...... - ~Iumher of new qas-Inlnp~: li~htud Burin ~ the quarter ...... 3x5 Leas b I .l:unps discontinued un account of elr h l~.li;;ht-. ..... .. ... ... .. ?.,± Number of new n.gphthu-lamps sigh tod d , mo the quarter ...... 70 - NumLcr of ninv slkct I ! of hghttl durii t, the lu u-tcr ...... ...... ;51 - •Total number of lam P~ li l t-d .l' me 3 o, tP. 97 ...... ...... ...... ' ..... . 9 1~:- EX IIIBIT '' 1'_..''- ~t'71c'/11c'llI G7v171,- t/,e Hb1ul1l,!/l17" 1'Oni"Cr, in Cz,zdle,, of the Gases 5'iltllflc•Ct fo the City by the Several GIs-Il,'I/t L'UlIff1r7IIlCS !111fl.\1?,' the Quarter mNu17, 7I!/!C 30, I'iq 7.. 7 Shown L"V the Deri.\y OrisCr✓atlo1S a, the 1 'Itolcm't,,cyt lt'o011IJ of fl/C' ICcM!•m!eut cf I'u/ilic JVor. ,r. E' 1ST Ri\'PR COY I.RA\CH I. (2,N . , l 1 ANC II 2. I CON I r. \NCH 3. Cllti , Re. NCII q- CON., I tNclr 6. N. V. -1II'"fLA L. E LBill-r:. --- SIAN OAR I:. FOR WHAT TIME. ILLUMINArING PO- ILL UMINATiNQ BOWER ILCUMIVA ING POWERI ILCU-AN TING POWER ILLUMINATING PONVER ILLUMINATING-- PIMERI IlLLL`M1lINATlNG I'owE ILLUMINAtING POWER1ILLUMINATIIGI'-- :. FR IN CANDLE.. IN CANDLES. IN CANDLES. IN (2A"DLRti. IN CANHI.I-F. IN CANDLES. IN CANDLES. IN CANDLES. IN CANDLE- h c n eu Week Lne > sal > 0 Cu - ---I--I------Cr CL' Apr.•• 3 8q7•...... zg.r 2976 9.gc z .58 z879 z3 q z4~ 8 z3.93tI z7.x4 z9.o4 z .ob a4•:z ay afgz• 24.53 27.87 z8.66 a8o 06.40 27,88 27,07 26 28.26 27.0 25.54 27.08 z ro. ...... z8."e e8.66 j 28,46 .9.76 07,38 26.77 23 z8 24.44 23.9c 27.58 28.5' 27.72 24.35 'I 25.32 2499 25.46 27.81 1 e6.7r 27.08 27.4 j ,7.24 27.22 29.15 27.95 2532 07.64 26.37 7, " -,.... 27,86 28.78 , 23.44 26.70 29.34 27.02 z3.3z 24.40 04.00 28.16 28.80 28.54 24-'O 03.0o 24 6r 25.16 29.04 27.04 27.04 28.0 29.39 2. OR 28.64 27.13 25.-:8 26.70 26.14 '• z4, " ...... 08.02 zq.o8 1 z8.68 26.72 27•54 27.07 23.32 23. rib 23.62 25.4F; 29.73 27.15 24.30 z4.86 24.52 z;.00 28.98 27.12 28.01 29.00 28.44 19.38 27.84 -5.30 s6.:8 z8-a.3 z6.r..t May r, " ...... 29.Od 20.92 ' 29.61 26.76 28,82 2;.tfi7 23.45 2400 23,67 28.48 29.28 28.82 24.46 2.5.24 24.89 126.88 28.()6 28.1E 26.78 2.40 27,20 25.96 29.52 27.-7 25.42 28.22 2671 " 8, ...... 27.54 29._6 28.65 25.F2 28.33 27,x8 zr.68 25.22 23.56 26.50 z8 42 27.87 ! 23.96 24.46 24.33 26.36 z8.zo 87.78 25.54 28.78 z7.o5 25.20 e8.34 26.68 25.40 26.68 26';- "• r5, " --.,.. .8-z~ 28.80 28.61 25.88 29.18 27.62 23.48 25.64 24.50 28.64 50.04 2Q,'8 24.00 24.80 24.49 127.02 28.32 27.9. 25.42 28,46 27.7r 2b.92 2886 z7 .8j 22.03 1 27.70 25.2 " as " ...... 29•^4 30.54 2.9.44 28.52 29.52 z8.99 24.ro 25.42 1 24.76 1 =7.22 28.96 27.89 24.40 a -.,6 24.68 17.lo 24.7R 28.39 24.48 26.51 25,89 24.56 28.72 z.,.6o zr.to 27.38 '• 29, " ...... z8.64 09.58 z8.-.5 27. z3 29,90 27.34 22.56 25.98 z,.26 124.90 28.24 27.;2 21.48 25.12 24.40 2633 2893 z;.:6 24.20 z6 c4 z5 .33 27.72 z6o5 22.98 27.28 25.9 June g, ..-.... 25.x0 24.76 29.37 z€.gt 29.66 24.22 24.48 2.6o 25.27 25.6 23.36 27.40 2..:O 25.06 24.45 27.28 28.60 77.84 20.40 26. o 26.66 26.52'434 2792 27.31 25.x6 27.22 25.•. zz " ...... 26.82 29.44 .8.43 26.42 j 22.44 27.21 22 .98 24 70 23.73 24.84 29.04 26.71 1 24.12 24. E6 124.56 24.02 28.52 26.16 24.32 27.20 25.73 25.,2 27.24 26.40 2.34 27.46 25 5t " 19 " ...... 27.46 28.62 28.11 26.40 27.62 27 24 23.52 24.32 23,90 26.32 27.22 26.73 I 23.36 24.72 1 24 22 26.74 27.92 27.26 24,91 z6.6 1 25.75 25.02 27,28 26.23 24. qo 27.12 259 26 " ,... -8 zo 28.76 28.47 25.40 27 54 26.2t 20.92 23.36 21.68 25.90 27-e o 26.7 23 00 1 25.47 24.0) i z;-to 27.50 25.32 124.22 26.54 j 25.22 z5 50 2-.84 26.35 z6.86 27.14 27 O. Average for Quarter-- 26,82 40.54 28.76 25.41 29 90 "T(4 22.65 26.56 , r,.qz 24.84 ~~, 30. oq 27.07 23.00 25.45 24.6o 24.92 29.70 27.41 z4. ro 29.20 26.67 x9.31 z9.sz 25.8.1 zr-ro zi'.: DIS-taucc t r m gas-II works ...... z9 ltilc=...... " .°j tlile- ...... -,a,',\[,l +. Vises ,.. .rtR-R\Iilcn...... ~I°,"~\[ilcs...... z„Ia Miles ...... r;~Mlo.. Twsunz burner..,-. II a}''^ Slit Union A 7-,Cr.lt'."lit ITi t ''n.7- I, %"Slitc l?uinn \ lit Iu -' o.7 Ny}'=`lit iflI in Anl 7,. Rra~'s MI t!) ) \07 13 :ly', -It!.. A'n. ;, P.ay'GSIit (iiiot Au, 7 I i2.•'>Slii I- DOCU\IF,NT " I.'-1:1:1'OI:T OF TILE BUREAU OF REPAIRS AN I) SUPPLIES. i Entire roof of buildiag was repaired ; defective tin cut out and new tin of best quality, ll H. BUREAU OF REIAIRS AND Suprcip5, New YORK, July 7, 1397, .1/on. CHARLES 11. T. I bottom and top, sulr-,tituted in its place. New work received Inn coat; anal oil '.cork one CoLLIs, Loin .,iss,oncr of 1?rGtrc 1Yorks ; i best metallic paint. ll1cAr. Sni-In accordance with your instructions, I have the honor to present the following An entire new six-conductor cable was furnished and put is report of the trau~actions of the iiureau for the quarter ending June 30, 1Sc~7, tions to annunciator and push Outtun5 of elevator, Amoue1 the P rind [(Ol items of work done• by the Bureau , I refer to the follottlt ''t ,•g , tvtc I i •h I STREET C1.1:ANINO I)EPARTMI..''.. respectfully sa6obt for your con,ideratioo : One copy of the Charter of Greater New York was furni,l"l, - CRIMINAL COCET ItuILt,[Nf. SHHBIFT''S 01-2 lI•:. . The following repairs were made to elevators : Passenger Elevator, No. r-.-The car made to 'Cwenty-not window awnings, with necessary fixtures, etc„ n . ei stop automatically at top and bottom floors. Operating cables made to clear iron work at bottom l lcte. of hoistway. No. 2-Car made to stop automatically at top and bottom floors. Counterbalance One copy of the Charter of Greater New York and one copy of Abbott's Annual l)igest '. - guide rails secured, No. The operating cables were renewed at bottom, and made to clear the supplied. iron work at bottom of hoistway where they lead to valve. No. 4-Car was made to ,top auto- Coal and wood for heating, etc., and the usual Janitor's and Engineer's supplies were it :- matically at top and bottom floors. Lifting cables were renewed and cylinder secured. Governor niched. rod plate on top of car was secured. Operating cables were made to clear iron work at bottom of One ruhher mat, one barrel of cylinder oil and one barrel of horaxine were furnished : e - hoisto'ay. Piston and valve were repacked. No.5-l'intoii and valve were repacked. Operating halyards were furnished and same were reeved on f1.t,staff on roof of above building : two vier!.::, cables were made to clear iron work at bottom of hoist way. shades, in Ill e of best quality of shade cloth, properly hung on Hartshorn roller;, were furnished :. Entire roof of above building was repaired ; all detective tin cut out and replaced with best put up ; use LAinlotv awnings of !jest quality, with necessary fixtures, etc., were furnished an I quality of tin, painted bottom and tell. up ; 98 yards of best quality Wilton velvet car1et, wiai best paper lining, were furnished and hi For the use of the Engineer the following were furnished : One barrel of cylinder oil ; ten gallons keruenc oil, ten pounds extra Garlock packing for valve rods of elevator puutp.s, sauna as ILIRLbat COt iT-SiOOsF. sample ; five pounds extra Garlock packing for house pumps, a-i sample ; one lnuIdred rings extra The copper roofs, copper glitter linings anti copper valleys on above court-house IN Garlock packing for steam and water piton of elevator humps, as sample ; fifty feet ,y-iuch four- repaired, a ft,llold5 : I' ply steaut hose and connections, wire wound ; one spipeler for lubricator as sample ; one wheel- All hrokell joints in roofs, gutter linin,,s and vall•. ys were soldered ; new rfaivanye(I [, barrow for a,lles ; sixty rings extra Garlock packing for hot -ivatec pump=, as sample ; Ii -c pounlls I smoke-pipe, With revolving top, well fastened to chimney, was put up ; new sheet copper was rainbow packing, I-32 iii eh thick (sheet) ; live pounds rainiIow sheet pa.akin;, 1-iG inch thick in wherever necessary. twenty pounds Albany grease, tell No. I. ten No. o ; twelve files (assorted) ; twelve file ltancll::s THIRD DISTRICr c(Uwr-Itot -sE, six oil cup; for blower and ventilating engines, as sample ; one one-half gallon can ; two gallons Coal and wood for heating, etc., also the usual Janitor's and Engineer's sup)lies, tvere Ic black varnish for boiler fronts ; five pout, Is j+ inch srluare flax p.lc.\si15 ; five pounds pl lint bago ni,hed, twenty-four rubbrr rings [or 34 -melt gauge glasses ; twenty-lour rubber rings for 5g-ilicli gauge One barrel of C. C. C. cleaning compound was also supplied. glasses ; one bale cotton w a=te ; one axe handle ; one pai;tt bruli, 2J_ inches roouId. In the h. tiler-room of above court hciuse a pit 3 h} 4 feet ca- made, brick worse black of boil. For the use of the janitor iiity feet of ruhller hose, with coti1H inip5 and nezzlc e_lne7lets, were repaired and ❑ lade good, stone lIesio;' was naafis.\, cesspool cleaned and cieaniirl; out doou -. furnished ; also one hartcl of boraxine, one barrel of disinfectant and one barrel of C. C. C. cleaning boiler reset.. com7outitl. The following 7cindow shades, made of I c,t qua!ity nonp?reil shade cloth, and hung on 1[a The u,ual orders fur the cleaning; of all the glass in above bulling and the furnishing of the horn spring rollers, were fbtiIlI0bCIl and put up complete ; four stindow shades in Nlagistr::t - necessary supplie- for a..e of the pluoiher iu employ of this llepa:tuIeiii were renewed. Coal and private e: ;tmination room ; six Lvun1u\v shades in Junior's rooms ; 14 window shades in Serge.u: wood for brating, etc., mud the usual Janitor's supplies were also furiiisIccd. rooms, Court of General Sessions-Six copies of the Charter of Greater New York were furnished St.'. ENTlt 1)0lRlti COURT IiOt ,F:. above Court. Two barrels of C. C. C. cleaning compound for cleaning p trh,,; . : Court of Special Sessions-One copy oC the Charter of Greater New York was furnished. En-ineer's supplies were furnished. District Attorney's Oltice-Sev.-n copies of the Charter of Greater New York were furnished. A supply of coal and wood for heatinn7, etc., was furnished. COc,NT'I COE'RT HOUSE. SEV'E57-11 I)15rRICT POLICE•• COURT AND I'IZI-ON AND ELI:vI-:':'ri- 'I I:I, - i Ai. ' 1,Tith: l _U I:1'. Coal and wood for heating, etc., were furnished ; the usual Janitor's and Engineer's supplies Thirty-six shades, made of best quality Nonpareil shade cloth, Inul_ on h .ii t>IIoru sllrinC were also furnislred. Two barrels of boraxine for cleaning, etc., were furnished. Two new awn. rollers, were furnished anel put tilt complete at the followin, places: Court-nto n, ei;ht .,ha,L• , : inga were furnished and put up complete, and fifteen were repaired and re-covered. The usual Judge's retiring room, one shade ; passage leading to Jud.c e's mom, one shade ; Judge's ✓mail order for the supply of steam to above court-house was renewed. Erick work in boiler-room room, three shades ; Judge's large room, seven shades ; hall leading to Cleric's mum, six shale ; where steam-pipes are laid it as repaired and iron plates reset. A guard was erected and put in Cler]c's Small room, three shades ; Clerk's large room, six shades ; hallway next to eourt.ro0lu, place around the hoistway on top gallery floor of north passenger elevator. one shade ; one calendar clock was fib cit shed. A supply of stationery for use of above court was furnished. In Part II. of above court the The following office furniture for the u,e of the Court, etc., was furnished: Seventy-five cant'- walls and ceiling were washed off and painted and wood work varnished. seat bent-wood chairs ; one rotary chair ; two rotary chairs, cane seat ; six rotary stools ; too Surrogate's Court---One hundred and sixty-eight yards of best quality Wilton velvet carpet 5-feet flat-top dells; live settees, 14 feet luny; live se.tee.3, 12 feet 8 inches long; live settees, 14 and twenty-five yards of 1inose[tn: wee lorni;bed and laid. 'I`we1ty-tour wiI1duw shades, made feet long ; two special tables, S feet by 3 feet 6 inches ; one spitciu1 table, ft feet he 3 feet ; one of best quality nonpareil shade cloth, ]lung on llait,horn rollers were ittrtiishec.\ and put up in special table, 3 feet by 2 feet 6 inches ; one sp_cial table, 4 feet 6 iuc!te> by 2 feet ; one special. above court. One six-drop electrical annunciator, properly eoltllecte.\ I%itlt necessary wiring, pull' table, 7 feet by 3 feet ; one . HE C[ T 1" RE I; O R Iy - MONDAY', OCTO1;1•;l: II, IS97. water-closets in men's and ttcnncu's pens were incr„rd an,l t, \ i,ft v,ith r, pul ed Inc IL 1'. motnt- and he . plate, was furut,hc1 and installed in the l,a.'etnent of the Twelfi1 I2egi. The virie;t i c'wplcte fruit the ~ourcc of :.ul;ply to 81111) ; it i, eucascd in newt wooden st t'rrau; cot- meat r.'l ( \Pi1'I.1.X'1'tE DiVIs ,t\). "1"uhiu_ wis it ,l wherever nece nary to nta t the exi,tin.: e hundred law books iu the library of chore court \\.ere repaire'.l and rebound. itoulItne, «ith 1,ccldll iuI calipin c.,uclitions of huiidin_ . Frc,!-ptpe to pump was tnl:cn frn!u tit. Croton pipe in ho;Ier room. :A lied -t'rt ; e'en' NSFa.'; orF[ctt. e,t to ,er `eparate ..upl,ly-pipe, 15z-inch, front tail: to attic, with outlets on each floor, was run and so con- One Tucker file ca,e Ica; su >1 1I • •14.~ )Is \\i of best quality velvet ca rI °tc , with !, I l t,ected with the discharge-pipe of putup that it is pmLtiel1 to discharge water direct. t,, tank ur also six Lound ends and ttto rubber ends ticcre furni,lied and laid. I dirrct to ,apply-pike ]ea,lin~~ Irom tank. :1 valve was placed on supl,ly-pipe close to tank, with ] t.- OF STR I•:t e1'ESF,;s (t.1~c nt•:r,~i I ti- I ). ! a branch under same and valve lcadiii to floor above gunk, with a hose hlh on end of pipe. L high revolving-chair, one dozen bent wood cane-scat chairs and two tables were furnished. together with all of the neces'ar \Lace; pipes, fittin,,s and labor to make the cross coil ectionO and ),,,,C I- Icon)' in the t'HF ?taulats. pr,,vi,Ie the out let, as above specificd. "1'In-ee IA of iron railing on tare lorvc:- crsoIt 1larket --:A new .1 by 6 foot hipped ight, With ribbed gla-s and vend'. ttor, sides I t',ain drilling ronut \\ etc repaired. An iron crane was made an,l set on the roof for the purpose of a ::l,,,ut nvu leer, tt'as pc[ to ufl roof of above market. Interior „f ky- iight eras'Itc.ttlied with hoi,ti 1g goods front the lower area to the tipper Iloors. 'ii iron railing caas made and put up narrow pine eeiIing boards and Iini,hed to plc Bath Tub-In the fourth story a patent steel clad bath tub 5 feet 6 inches long was provided Painting--All iron work throughout was painted one good heavy coat of red lead before being and set. It is supplied with hot and cold water through /-inch A lead pipes and nickel plated brought to the building. Wherever the iron work was to be exposed it was painted three coats of cocks wasted through 2-inch lead trap and bend and nickel plated chain and plug complete. Atlantic Mills lead and pure linseed oil. Wash Tubs-In the kitchen one set of two Mott's patent Yorkshire brown glazed wash tubs Very respectfully, JOHN C. GRAHAM, Superintendent of Repairs and Supplies. with arch rims and covers, supplied with hot and cold water through 3-inc1s A lead pipe and brass, three tray cocks wasted through brass plugs, and chains and 2-inch lead traps and bends DOCUMENT "K."-REPORT OF TIIE SUPERINTENDENT' OF INCUMBRANCE... were provided. BUREAU OF INCUMBRANCES, NEW YORK, July 8, 1897. Gen. CHARLES H. T. CoLl,I, Urinals-In the first and second stories were provided and set porcelain back lipped lined Commissioner of Public fVorks cisterns (one cistern for each set of urinals). The urinals are wasted through 2-inch lead traps DEAR SIR-I herewith submit the following report of the operations of this Bureau for ti w and bend. quarter ending June 30, 1897 (months of April, May and June) : Sinks-In fourth story are provided and set 18 by 24 inch galvanized iron sinks and strainers, 1,134 complaints of obstructions received and attended to ; 446 seizures and removals „f supplied with hot and cold water through -inch brass sink cocks andsA-inch A lead pipe and obstructions made ; 1,733 building material permits issued ; 451 miscellaneous permits issued ; 3 wasted through 2-inch heavy lead trap and waste and soil pipes. permits issued to cut down shade trees ; 3 notices served to repair defective vault covers ; ~r Boilers-In the fourth story was provided and set one thirty gallon galvanized iron boiler on permits issued to erect temporary roofs or sheds over sidewalks in front of new buildings. Lockwood boiler stand. same was connected with water back and range and arranged so that this Expense of seizing and removing 446 articles, including 236 loads of dirt, stone and rubbi,i , boiler supplies hot water to the three trays, sink and bath tub on fourth floor, the wash basin on and throwing in dirt and rubbish on premises at various places ; and removing 88 dead :nwwI the second floor and wash basin on the first floor. dangerous trees, stumps and posts, etc., !$4,572.55 ; total expenses for the quarter, $7,122.52. Ranges-Ranges were provided and set in fourth story, same have water backs and are con- Received from owners for the redemption of seized articles, $346.50 ; received from auction nected with boilers. sale of unredeemed articles, April Ig, $i,t11.91 ; received for permits issued for temporary sheds ]Water Supply-The present water supply was continued from the inside of the cellar wall in over sidewalks, $455-total, $1,913.41:; all of which was duly paid over to the City Chamberlain. I /-inch galvanized iron back to the several rising lines required. Shut off cocks were provided, Salary Account-Appropriation, $9,900 ; expended up to June 30, 1897, $5,099.94-Balance, so that each line may be shut off separately in case of accident. $4,800.06. Gas Fittis-Alt of the present gas pipes were repaired and put in good condition. All pipes Appropriation for removing obstructions and incunrbrances from streets and avenues, $15,000; were \cell strapped and otherwise secured. expended up to June 30, 1897, 38,149.25-Balance, 4,6,85o.75. Carjcnter Work. Respectfully, WILLIAM 1-lENKEL, Superintendent of Iscumbrances. Bridle Irons--All new headers and trimmers over four feet long and all beams resting on iron DOCUMENT L."-REPDT.f OF TI-IE WATER I.IEGISTER. beams were hung on bridle irons. All beams were leveled with slate. Each fifth beans was BUREAU of WATER REGiSree, NEW YORK, June 30, 1897. Gen. C. H. T. CoeLts, ('07 .wchored to the wall. nzissioncr of Pflbiic JV»ks Centres and Linte's-Centres for all trimmers and retaining arches and any other that may he Sift -I herewith transmit statement of moneys received for water rents, penalties, taps, ei required throughont the building, including those required for square headed arches, were for the quarter ending June 30, 1897 furnished. it'r,; zilar Rates. Roof Planking-One and one-half inch combings were put to all of the new scuttles and skylights. Necessary repairing of roof planking with t by io inches white pine roofing planks, Principal. Pcnatties. Joist. Extras, boilers, etc.- laid in courses and well nailed to each beam, was done. A new scuttle cover was provided over April ...... 553052 c.5 $f 68 35 903,9z0 50 April ...... 6o 7;, May ...... 2dr,o47 75 524 ro -4r,57r 85 May ...... 2n5 main house. J unc ...... e85,{o6 65 537 75 255,944 4o J nine ...... 4 9 Studding-All of the new studding was of 254 by 4 inches clear, straight and well seasoned spruce, set double at all openings. 6539,706 55 51,730 20 $541,436 75 Permits issued, 78. Tttgti - Tearing Out-The present platform in front of first story, the studs forming braces of floor of Meter Measurement. April...... 5973 7 second story and all wood sheathed partitions throughout the house were removed. Aleters outside of Riverdale and ex- \fay ...... 3,x31 Window Frames-All of the window frames and sashes were put in perfect condition and clusive of steamboat meters- June ...... r,4or regulated where necessary. All blinds throughout the house were removed. All sash throughout April...... 99,,50 07 --- the building was overhauled and new weights, sash cords, catches, etc., put in. Ata y. ...... r34,4br 22 Permits issued, x86. June ...... 129,958 74 Sprinkling streets- Skylights-New galvanized skylights were furnished and set on main roof. Present skylights --".'--' 369,723 03 I April ...... were repaired and left in perfect condition. Riverdale meters- •raps- Floors-Floor was repaired in front part of first story, and the floor continued through to the April...... t203 20 April...... 4.r.a7_> So May ...... 2or ou M.,y ...... J,245 50 rear on this floor. All other floors, and treads and risers of all stairs, were repaired and left in June ...... 67 6o June...... r,140 ao perfect condition. -_ 53L 8o 1 --- -.. Inside Trim-New jambs to the two doors in front of first story were provided and set, with steamboat meters- I Permits issued, 823. Repairing streetn- ground or enameled plate glass in upper panels. In the toilet rooms the water closet partitions Aprila99 ...... 5, o4 Y ••••••••...... 9i44 rto I Ap il ...... $2,542 ;. are six feet six inches high, of ash. The partitions are made of 2/ inches by / inch sheathing. June ...... r.o)3 ro May ...... 1455 _ A wood and glass partition forming office in front of first story was set up. All doors were plain -- 11,609 20 June ...... 1,191 twilled, four panels each, hung on strong bronzed iron butts, secured with three tumbler locks, alisccllauenws. Permits issued, s s. white porcelain handles, and have six inch trims. The lockers were all reset, and on walls of Building purposes- Meter Setting Fund No. z- third story they were repaired in best manner ; new locks and any other hardware necessary were April ...... a~5,5oo 79 April...... 6u-6 furnished. Fourth story was fitted up with four inch trims, plain milled for panel doors, ladder May ...... 3,542 40 Slay...... 78 95 to roof, etc. All closets throughout were fitted up with shelves and hooks in abundance. All the June...... 4,zr2 85 ------r3~646 04 base trims, doors, etc., in all the rooms throughout the build ing were repaired. Permits issued, 4o9. Total receipts ...... . y~;.4 Cutting and Repairing-The exposed pipes and all around the timbers of the stair well were neatly encased. Any plumbing pipes that needed protection from the cold, and also the water The above report is respectfully submitted. closet cisterns, were encased. All fitting up and blocking necessary for setting the marble wash Very respectfully, COLDM1DS O. JOHNSON, Water Register. stand tops and any general carpenter work necessary were done. Oak moulded saddles were put to all doors, hardwood borders sunk for all hearths and beveled strips tor all plumbing pipes and other pipes and fixtures required, provided and set. APPROVED PAPERS. ✓ 1897. Hardware-All hardware was of the best quality. All locks were of the best manufacture, Appm-ed Papers for tins week encin. October g, three tumblers each. All doors were hung on 5 inch butts, two or three to each door. All win- Resolved, That all the flagging anti the curb now on the sidewalks on Seventh avenue, from rlows throughout the building have the best approved patent fasteners, lifts, pulls, adjusters, etc. Greenwich avenue to Central park, South, be relaid and reset where necessary, and that new flag- All required brass padlocks and chains for scuttles and cellar rooms were furnished. ging and curb lie furnished where the present flagging and curb are defective, as provided by section 321, chapter 410, Laws 1882, as amended by chapter 569, Laws 1887, under the direction Painting. of the Commissioner of Public Works; and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. All skylights were painted three good coats of paint, white ; all cast iron plumbing pipes Be it Ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York, in Corn- where exposed were given three good coats of white, and all wood work in the cellar was given moo Council convened, That all the flagging and the curb now on the sidewalks on Seventh avenue, three good coats of white paint. from Greenwich avenue to Central Park, Soutb, be relaid and reset where necessary, and thrt new Sashes and Frames-All sashes and frames were given three coats of Atlantic Mills white flagging and curb be furnished where the present flagging and curb are defective, as provided by lead and pure linseed oil. All of the interior galvanized iron and wood work were painted three section 321, chapter 41o, Laws 1882, as amended by chapter 569, Laws 1857, under such direction, good coats of Atlantic Mills white lead and pure linseed oil. as shall be given by the Commissioner of Public \Yorks, who may appoint an Inspector thcrecn, Interior \York--Ali of the hardwood work was finished in best manner with four coats of hard and one of the City Surveyors. oil finish and then rubbed clown to a dead gloss finish. All of the new pine work throughout the And ]Whereas, The said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty deem it necessary, for the more building was painted a good priming coat before being brought to the building, and after it was speedy execution of the said ordinance, to cause the work necessary for the purpose above spccitic,l set in place it was given three good coats of Atlantic Mills lead and pure linseed oil. All of the to be executed and clone at their own expense, on account of the persons respectively upon whom wood work in the building was sandpapered and then given two coats of Atlantic Mills white lead the same might be assessed ; and pure linseed oil. The entrance doors to the rear building were painted. Therefore be it further Ordained, That the Board of Assessors be and they are hereby directed to make a just and equitable assessment of the expense of conforming to the provisions of this Rooting. ordinance among the ow ners or occupants of all the houses and lots intended to be benefited thereby, Leaders, Extension Roof-Old leaders were repaired and new leaders provided where neces- in proportion, as nearly as may be, to the advantages which each may be deemed to acquire. sary. Leaders were provided with leader boxes where necessary, well secured to walls with Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 2t, 1897. Approved by the Mayor, October wrought iron holdfasts every eight feet. Strainers were put to the inlets to all leaders as soon as 5, X897. they were set. The entire main and extension roofs were reflashed on all sides ; the flashing was Resolved, That permission be and the same is hereby given to George Mayer, Manager Mount carried up tour courses high. The roots were entirely covered with best quality I. C. tin, sheets Morris Bath, to place and keep an ornamental lamp-post and lamp in front of No. 1944 Madison clinched, nailed and soldered in best manner. The scuttle and skylight combings were tinned up avenue, provided the lamp be kept lighted during the same hours as the public lamps, that the oil the sides and over the top and were well secured. Heavy galvanized iron gutters were post shall not exceed the dimensions prescribed by law (eighteen inches square at the base), the provided and set on new roofs where necessary, and present gutters were repaired, braced and put lamp not to exceed two feet in diameter and not to be used for advertising purposes, the work to in perfect condition. be done and gas supplied at his own expense, under the direction of the Commissioner of Puulnc Paint--The joints were painted and covered with paint skins, rosin scraped off, and the whole Works ; such permission to continue only during the pleasure of the Common Council. given two good coats of paint. The first coat was of pure red lead and the second the best quality Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 2t, 1897. Approved by the Mayor, October of mineral paint. 1897 . Plastering. Resolved, That permission be and the same is hereby given to Baum Bros. to place and keep Lathing-All of the new stud partitions and any other walls or ceilings, where required. were show-windows in front of the premises No. 562 Essex street, provided that the said show-windows lathed with best quality seasoned spruce lath, placed nearly g-inch apart, and well nailed to do not extend more than twelve inches from the house-line, the work to be done at their own each stud, joist, etc. expense, under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Works ; such permission to continue Scratch-All lathed portions received a thorough scratch coat, formed of three parts clean, only during the pleasure of the Common Council. sharp sand, one part best lump finishing little and as much cocoanut fibre as could be worked into Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 21, 1897. Approved by the Mayor, October the mixture. Ix Brown-The scratch coat and all protected brick walls received a brown coat, formed of four 5 solved,Re That the resolution adopted by the Board of Aldermen June 21, 1897, and which parts clean, sharp sand, one part best lump finishing lime, and a good quantity of cocoanut became a law July 2, 1807, permitting Timothy E. Scanlan to keep a newspaper stand under the fibre. elevated railroad stairs at the southwest corner of Sixth avenue and Jefferson Market, lie and the Finishing Coat-All the work throughout the building received a finishing coat of one part same is hereby annulled, rescinded and repealed. best Jump finishing lime, one and one-half parts Rockaway sand, and gauged with Windsor cement Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 21, 1897. Received from his Honor the to the amount of at least one-third of the entire mixture. Mayor, October 5, 1897, without his approval or objections thereto ; therefore, as provided in Patching-Present work was patched where necessary. section 75, chapter 41o, Laws of 1882, the same became adopted. Cracks-Any cracks occurring in the work were cut out to the lath, and all patching done, so Resolved, That permission be and the same is hereby given to Morris Halpern to place and that the same is perfectly true and level with other surfaces. keep a stand for the sale of newspapers and periodicals under the elevated railroad stairs on the Whitewashing-The entire cellar walls and ceilings were given two coats of adhesive white- northwest corner Greenwich avenue and Jefferson Market, provided said stand shall be erected in wash, and also the walls and ceilings of the rear building throughout. conformity with the provisions of subdivision 3, section 86 of the New fork City Consolidation Mason Work. Act of 1862, as amended by the Laws of 1896, and subject to the conditions of an ordinance to Cutting-The lintel over present front doorway of front building and the brick work above it regulate the placing of stands under the stairs of the elevated railroad which was adopted by the was cut out to height of to feet and necessary shoring done to receive girder. Window sill on Board of Aldermen September 3, 1896, and repassed on October 6, 1896. westerly side of first story, front building, was removed, and opening cut down to floor to form a Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 21, 1897. Received from his Honor the Mayor, October 5, 1897, without his approval or objections thereto ; therefore, as provided in doorway. North River Brick-All brickwork throughout the building is of hard burned North river section 75, chapter 41o, Laws of 1882, the same became adopted. brick, except where other is necessary. All flues throughout, and including the ventilating flues, Resolved, ']'hat permission be and the same is hereby given to Rossie Okun to place and keep were well cleaned and left in perfect condition. The chimneys and copings of front building and a stand for the sale of newspapers and periodicals under the elevated railroad stairs oil the south- its extension were repaired. Brick or stone masonry was built under the sidewalk around the cold west comer of One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street and Eighth avenue, provided said stand shall air inlet to the depth of 18 inches. A brick manhole was built around the house trap in the be erected in conformity with the provisions ,,I subdivision 3, section 86 of the New Pock City Consolidation Act of 1882, as amended by the Laws of 1896, and subject to the conditions of an cellar, with an iron cover fitted with a ring for lifting. Iron Work, Steel Beams-A cast iron lintel was provided and set to support the front wall of ordinance to regulate the placing of stands under the stalls of the elevated railroad which was front building over centre doorway. The wood covering over the front area gratings was removed adopted by the Board of Aldermen September 3, 1896, and repassed on October 6, 1896. Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 21, 1897. Received from his Honor the and put in perfect condition. Stoops-The front stoops to front building were taken down and new stoops of cast iron, with Mayor, October 5, 1897, without his approval or objections thereto ; therefore, as provided in diamond pattern perforated treads, opened paneled risers, and wrought iron rails and newels, section 75, chapter 41o, Laws of 1882, the same became adopted. were furnished and put up. Braces around flagpole on roof were repaired, and new ones furnished Resolved, That rcruris--inn be anal the same is hereby given to the Harlem Young Women's Christian Association to extend a tacit in trout of its Irenriscs on the ouuth side of One Hundred where necessary. 3682 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 1I, I897. and Twenty-fourth street, in the City of New York, one hundred feet westerly from the corner of and fences placed along the sides thereof where necessary, and approaches constructed where One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street and Lenox avenue, as widened, having a frontage of fifty necessary, under the direction of the Commissioner of Street Improvements, Twenty-third and feet on One hundred and Twenty-fourth street, as shown upon the accompanying diagram, without Twenty-fourth Wards ; and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. paymentf the usual fee, provided the said Harlem Young \\-omen's Chr:stian .\-sociacion lie it Ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New Fork, in stipulates with the Commissioner of Public Works to save the City harmle s for any loss or damage Common Council convened, That East One IIundred and Fifty-ninth street, from Walton avenue that may be occasioned during the progress or subsequent to the completion of the wotkof extend- to Sheridan avenue, be regulated and graded, the curb-stones set, the sidewalks flagged a space ing said vault, the work to be done at its own expense, under the d;rection of the Commissioner of four feet in width, crosswalks laid at each intersecting or terminating street or avenue, where not Public \Works ; such permission to continue only during the pleasure of the Common Council. already laid, and fences placed along the sides thereof where necessary, and approaches constructed Adopted by the Board of Aldernten, September 2t, iS97. Received from his honor the where necessary, under such directions as shall be given by the Commissioner of Street Improve- )Mayor, October 5, 1897, without his approval or objections thereto ; therefore, as provided in ments of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth \Wards, who may appoint an Inspector thereon, and section 75, chapter 410, Laws of 1882, the same became adopted. one of the City Surveyors. Resolved, 'l'hat petmisstou be and the same is hereby given to the following-named persons, And \Vllereas, The said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty deem it necessary, for the more whose applications for stands have been indorsed by the Aldermen of the districts to w Inch they speedy execution of the said ordinance, to cause the work necessary for the purpose above specified are to be located, to erect, keep and maintain stands for the sale of newspapers, periodicals, fruit to be executed and done at their own expense, on account of the persons respectively upon whom and soda-water and for bootblacking purposes, within the stoop-lines, at the locations set respect- the same might be assessed ; ively opposite their names, and in compliance w itlt the provisions of an ordinance entitled" An Theretore be it further Ordained, That the Board of Assessors he and they are hereby Ordin utce to regulate the use of the sidewalks of the streets of the City of New York within the directed to make a just and equitable assessment of the expense of conforming to the provisions of stoop-lines, for stands, etc.'' this ordinance among the owners or occupants of all the houses and lots intended to be benefited First Assembly Dibu'ict—Fruit stands : Antonio Tremonti, northwest corner Greene and Broome thereby, in proportion, as nearly as may be, to the advantages which each may be deemed to streets : Antonio Briasco, No. So Reade street ; Joseph Vulbarni, No. 27 Park place ; Dominick acquire. Fennelli, No. 51!-i Thompson street ; John I)c Jlartineo, No. 59 Cortlandt street ; Giuseppe De Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, September 28, 1897. Approved by the Mayor, October '\lartineo, No. 77 Cortlandt strer: ; Anthony- Casazza, Nu. 92 Sullivan street ; Donato Russo, No. 7, IS97. 313 Canal street. Resolved, That Marion avenue (lfull avenue), from Two Hundredth to Two Hundred and Second Assembly District—Fruit stand : Samuel Ball, No. 35 Maiden lane. First street, be regulated and graded, the curb-stones set, the sidewalks flagged a space four feet in Fourth A s_entbly 1)is'rict—lioutblack stand : Gaetano Jacowzzo, No. 445 Grand street. width, and the carriageway paved with asphalt pavement on a concrete fouudadion, under the Seventh As~emhly District—Bootblack stand : Joseph Aliano, No. 1i4o liioadway. direction of the Commissioner of Street Improvements of the Twenty-third. and Twenty-fourth Eighth \ssc•ntbly Distract—Frttit stands : Nicolas Lascaroporto, No. $45 Broadway ; David Wards ; and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. Sonferd, No. 41 Sixth avenue : Couslantiue J. Sechas, No. 9 A\ct Fourth street ; Antonio l'anello, Be it Ordained by the favor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York, in No. 129 \\ ouster street ; Vincenzo De \ ito, No. i;7 Mercer street ; Antonio Tramontano, N,,. 143 Common Council convened, That Marion avenue (Hull avenue), from Two hundredth to Two Spring street. Soda-water stands : 'ulte..\. \ -crucneri, southwest corner Prince and \\-oo That all persons in said building situated on lot No. 224 Division street be required to vacate said On motion, it was Resolved, That permits be and are hereby denied, as follows : building on or before September 27, 1897, for the reason that said building is dangerous to life by No. 486, to keep 15 chickens at No. 2124 Vanderbilt avenue; No. 487, to keel) 4 chickens at reason of want of repair, and is unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing No. 521 \Vest 'Twenty-ninth street; No. 488, to keep to chickens at No. 320 East Thirty-eighth thereof and because of the existence of a nuisance on the premises likely to cause sickness among street ; No. 489 to keep io chickens at No. 1377 Washington avenue; No. 490, to keep ii chickens its occupants ; and further, that this order he affixed conspicuously on the front of and in said at No. 17 Renwick street. building and be served as the law requires, under the direction of the Sanitary Superintendent ; On motion, it was Resolved, That the following permits be and the same are hereby revoked and further, that said building be not again used as a human habitation without a written permit No. 92S9, to board and care for one child at No. 752 Columbus avenue; No. 9291, to board from this Board. and care for I child at No. 53 East One Hundredth street ; No. 42, to keep a lodging-house at On motion, the following preamble and resolution were adopted No. 356 Bowery; No. 9504, to board and care for I child at No. 26o avenue B; No. 5721, to sell Whereas, The Sanitary Superintendent has certified to this Board that the building situated and deliver milk at No. 242 West Thirtieth street; No. 6227, to sell and deliver milk at No. 432 upon lot No. 226 Division street has become dangerous to life by reason of want of repair, and is \Vest Thirty-eighth street ; No. 5667, to sell and deliver milk at No. 67t East One Hundred unfit for human habitation because of defects in the drainage thereof, and because of the existence and Fifty-eighth street; No. 4769, to sell and deliver milk at No. 670 Eighth avenue ; No. Si t8, of a nuisance on the premises which is likely to cause sickness among its occupants, Ordered, That to sell and deliver milk at No. 48 Leroy street; No. 823, to sell and deliver milk at No. 245 East all persons in said building situated on lot No. 226 Division street be required to vacate said Second street; No. 716o, to sell and deliver milk at No. 956 East One Hundred and Thirth-fourth l uilding on or before September 27, 1897, for the reason that said building is dangerous to life by street; No. 1348, to sell and deliver mill: at No. 326 East Seventy first street; No. 1970, to sell reason of want of repair and is unfit for human habitation because of defect:; in the drainage thereof, and deliver milk at No. 323 East Forty-third street; No. 2472, to sell and deliver milk at and because of the existence of a nuisance on the premises likely to cause sickness among its No. 1$41 First avenue; No. 5207, to sell and deliver milk at No. 134 Willis avenue; No. 918, occupants ; and further, that this order be affixed conspicuously on the front of and in said building to sell and deliver milk at No. 1290 First avenue; No. 4432, to sell and deliver milk at No. 24 and be served as the law requires, under the direction of the Sanitary Superintendent ; and further, Avenue 1); No. 6502, to sell and deliver milk at No. 78t Tenth avenue; No. 6022, to sell and that said building be not again used as a human habitation without a written permit from this deliver milk at No. 92 Avenue B; No. 3458, to sell and deliver milk at No. 2300 Arthur avenue; Board. No. 1930, to sell and deliver milk at No. 247 East Twenty-seventh street; No. 5059, to sell and On motion, the following preamble and resolution were adopted deliver milk at No. 521 Amsterdam avenue; No. 8064, to sell and deliver milk at No. 350 \Vest Whereas, 'I'lre Sanitary Superintendent has certified to this Board that the building situated One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street; No. 8159, to sell and deliver milk at No. 322 East Sixty- upon lot No. 121 Norfolk street has become dangerous to life by reason of want of repair, and is third street; No. 1224, to sell and deliver milk at No. 1615 First avenue; No. 4884, to sell and unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing thereof, and because of the existence deliver milk at No. 2545 Eighth avenue; No. 2595, to sell and deliver milk at No. 434 West of a nuisance on the premises which is likely to cause sickness among ?ts occupants, Ordered, That Fortieth street; No. 6901, to sell and deliver milk at No. 503 West Forty-third street ; No. 7750, all persons iu said building situated on lot No. 12I Norfolk street be required to vacate said to sell and deliver milk at L'aychester; No. 1930, to sell and deliver milk at Baychester; No. 4234, building on or before September 27, 1897, for the reason that said building is dangerous to life by to sell and deliver milk at No. 719 Melrose avenue; No. 4879, to sell and deliver milk at No. 6o reason of want of repair and is unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing Columbus avenue; No. 1859, to sell arid deliver milk at No. 405 East Sixty-first street; No. r86o, thereof and because of the existence of a nuisance on the premises likely to cause sickness among to sell and deliver milk at No.405 Last Sixty-first street; No. iS6t, to sell and deliver milk at its occupants ; and further, that this order be affixed conspicuously on the front of and io said No. 405 East Sixty-first street; No. 1862, to sell and deliver milk at No. 405 East Sixty-first street; ln.ilding and be served as the law requires, under the direction of the Sanitary Superintendent ; No. 9301, to board and care for children at No. 747 Courtlandt avenue; No. 9527, to board an,1 and further, that said building be not again used as a human habitation without a written permit care for children at No. 205 West Sixty-sixth street; No. 8752, to board and care for children :u from this Board. No. 219 West Sixteenth street; No. 7833, to keep chickens at No. 607 Eagle avenue; No. 9o,3o, t to motion, the following preamble and resolution were adopted keep chickens at No. 1369 Fulton avenue; No. 8943, to keep chickens at Nos. Soo and 8o2 \\ c> - \1 hereas, The Sanitary Superintendent has certified to this Board that the building situated chester avenue; No. 8430 to keep chickens at One Ilundred and 'Thirty-fourth street and Pa-h upon lot No. Si Suffolk street has become dangerous to life by reason of want of repair, and is avenue; No. 6849, to keep chickens at No. 622 East One Hundred and Forty-ninth street; No. 927 1. unlit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing thereof and because of the existence to keep a school at No. 287 Ea,t Fourth street; No. 9241, to keep a school at No. 529 Fifth strc ,t a nuisance on the premises which is likely to cause sickness among its occupants, Ordered, Irth. Reports on applications for relief from orders. That all persons in said building situated on lot No. Si Suffolk street lie required to vacate On motion, it was Resolved, That the following orders be extended, modified or rescinds, -, id building on or before September 27, 1897, for the reason that said building is dangerous to as follows I i(c by reason of want of repair and is unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumb- Order No. 19904, No. 619 Sixth street, extended to October 15, 1897 ; Order No. 21939, ' ic_ thereof and because of the existence of a nuisance on the premises likely to cause sickness I151 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, extended to October I, 1897 ; Orders Nov. 2S4; ..: tong its occupants ; and further, that this order be affixed conspicuously on the front of and in and 28437, Nos. t 107 and t log East One Hundred and Sixty-seventh street, extended to Octol j A building and be served as the law requires, under the direction of the Sanitary Superintend- 1, 1897 ; Order No. 28583, No. 228 Division street, extended to October 6, t897 ; Order N . cot ; and further, that said building be not again used as a human habitation without a written 29719, No. 15t East Eighty-first street, extended to October 15, 1897 ; Order No. 30658, moditi -I permit from this Board. so as not to require a new iron house drain, provided the present drain be repaired and made On motion, the following preamble and resolution were adopted tight ; Order No. 30767, No. 520 Greenwich street, extended to October 9, 1897 ; Order N Whereas, The Sanitary Superintendent has certified to this Board that the building situated 308t5, northwest corner 11Iarmion avenue and One Hundred and Seventy-ninth street, exten,l: I upon lot No. 143 Suffolk street has become dangerous to life by reason of want of repair, and is to October 15, 1897 ; Order No. 31503, No. 473 East Houston street, extended to October r;, unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing thereof and because of the existence 1897, on all the uncomplied-with portion of the order except that in relation to making the ccl]. of a nuisance on the premises which is likely to cause sickness among its occupants, Ordered, That water-tight ; Order No. 31733, No. 2 Stuyvesant street, extended to September 25, 1897 ; Orii., all persons in said building situated on lot No. 143 Suffolk street be required to vacate said No. 31820, No. 444 \Vest '1•wenty-eighth street, extended to October 15, 1897 ; Order No. 3t'1~ building on or before September 27, 1897, for the reason that said building is dangerous to life by Morris avenue, northeast corner One hundred and Fiftieth street, extended to October 15, ISc ; . reason of want of repair, and is unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing Order No.35897, No. 2071 Second avenue, extended to September 26, 1897, on all the oil thereof and because of the existence of a nuisance on the premises likely to cause sickness among except that portion relating to making cellar water-tight ; Order No. 31982, No. 470 West Twen,, - its occupants ; and further, that this order be affixed conspicuously on the front of and in said fourth street, extended to October to, 1897 ; Order No. 32056, No. 133 Crosby street, extended building and be served as the law requires, under the direction of the Sanitary Superintendent ; October I, 1897, on portion of order relating to yard pavement, providing the remainder of or l•. and. further, that said building be not again used as a human habitation without a written permit be complied with at once ; Order No. 32214, Nos. 317 and 319 East Fifty-sixth street, extended t from this Board. September 27, 1897 ; Order No. 33249, No. 242 East Eighty-second street, extended to September On motion, the following preamble and resolution were adopted 1897 ; Order No. 13323, No. 5oS Wales avenue, extended to October II, 1897 ; Order No. 23•~, \Vhereas, The Sanitary Superintendent has certified to this Board that the building situated Burnt Jacket lane, Classon's Point, extended to October 9, 1897 ; Order No. 28,944, No. _;; upon lot No. J43 East Thirty-fourth street has become dangerous to life by reason of want of Grand street, modified so as not to require the water-closet apartment to be ventilated by a speci repair, and is unfit for human habitation because of defects in the plumbing thereof and shaft ; Order No. 29o96, southwest corner One IIundred and Seventy-ninth street and Elevens!: because of the existence of a nuisance on the premises which is likely to cause sickness among avenue, extended to October t, 1897 ; Order No. 30458, No. J4 Mangin street, extended t, its occupants, Ordered, That all persons in said building situated on lot No. 343 East Thirty- October 15, 1897 ; Order No. 31344, No, 33 V-andewatcr -street, modified so as not to require tic fourth street be required to vacate said building on or before September 27, 1897, for the reason yard to be flagged, provided the surface thereof be so graded as to discharge all water therein s it that said building is dangerous to life by reason of want of repair and is unlit for human into a properly trapped sewer-connected drain ; Order No. 31368, north side Jerome street arid habitation because of defects in the plumbing thereof and because of the existence of a nuisance White Plains road, extended to September 30, 1897 ; Order No. 31794, No. 2664 Decatur avenur, on the premises likely to cause sickness among its occupants ; and further, that this order be affixed extended to October 15, 1897 ; Order No. 32077, No. J49 \Veit Thirtv.seventh street, extended t, , conspicuously on the front of and in said building and be served as the law requires, under the October 1, 1897 ; Order No. 32311, No. 1512 Broadway, modified so' as not to require a spec a1 direction of the Sanitary Superintendent ; and further, that said building be not again used shaft for water-closet apartments, providing the transom over door leading to public hall be I,rr- as a human habitation without a written permit from this Board. manently closed ; Order No. 32373, No. 3 State street, modified so as not to require the yard to I 9th. Report on compliance with certain orders to vacate premises, etc. flagged, provided its surface be so graded as to discharge all storm water therefrom into a propu•! 1V On motion, it was Resolved, That the following orders be and are hereby rescinded, for the trapped sewer-connected drain ; Order No. 32470, No. 232 East Thirty-eighth street, modified su reason that the causes for the saute have been removed: as not to require a special vent shaft for the water-closet apartment, provided the doors of the vacations. water-closet apartments be cut away three inches at the top and bottom ; Order No. 33149, N. Order No. 13765, No. 13 Gay street ; Order No. 22494, No. 301 Avenue C ; Order No. 20309, 190 East Houston street, extended to October t, 1897. No. 23 Monroe street ; Order No. 30315, No. 519 Third avenue ; Order No. 23612, No. 246 East Order No. 20826, No. 204 \Vest Forty-sixth street, rescinded ; Order No. 26545, One IIunrirc l Thirty-fourth street ; Order No. 29956, No. 133 East Eighty-seventh street ; Order No. 22470, and Forty-fourth street, west of l':ighth avenue, rescinded ; Order No. 28475, No. toS \Vest Thirty- No.2105 Bathgate avenue. first street, rescinded ; OrderNo. 28515, No. lo \Vest'1'hirty-sixth street, rescinded ; OrclerNO.285Sl , loth. Reports on applications for permits. No. 305 East'fhirty-eighth street, rescinded ; Order No. 29541, No. 229 Henry street, rescinric, ! ; On motion, it was Resolved, '1 hat permits be and are hereby granted as follows Order No. 29614, No. 506 East Eighty-second street, rescinded ; Order No.3o5S5, Nos. 604, t,cii No. 9528, to keep io chickens at No. 1341 Bristow street; No. 9535, to handle tailors' clippings and 608 East One Hundred and Forty-second street, rescinded ; Order No. 30947, No. 533 Ninth at No. Ios Crosby street ; No. 9539, to keep a school for J5 scholars at No. 40 Essex street ; No. avenue, rescinded ; Order No. 31722, Edgecombe avenue and One Hundred and Forty-first, str, c :, 9540, to keep a school for 45 scholars at No. 4o Essex street ; No. 9541, to keep a school for 20 rescinded ; Order No. 32105, No. 147 East One Hundred and Sixteenth street, rescinded ; Omer scholars at No. 208 j; Broome street ; No. 9542, to keep J3 fowls at southwest corner of One Ilun- No. 32119, No. 893 Elton avenue, rescinded ; Order No. 32635, No. 196 East Fourth street, dred and Seventy-second street and Washington avenue ; No. 9543, to keep 20 chickens at No. rescinded ; Order No. 13675, No. 204 Broome street, rescinded ; Order No. z3S9S, No. ;o 2090 Washington avenue ; No. 9544, to keep io chickens at west side Third avenue, second house Broadcvay, rescinded ; Order No. 24655, No. 551 Third avenue, rescinded. north of One Hundred and Eighty-third street; No. 9545, to board and care for 2 children at No. 260 On motion, it was Resolved. That the following applications for relief from orders be and are Avenue 13 ; No. 9j46, to hoard and care for 2 children at No. 322 East Seventy-third street ; hereby denied : No. 9547, to board and care for 2 children at No. 383 Lenox avenue ; No. 9548, to board and care Order No. 19749, No. 1279 Mechanic street ; Order No. 20325, No. 3c8 \Vest Eighty-sixth for 2 children at No. 09 East Fifteenth street ; No. 95499 to board and care for 2 children at No. street ; Order No. 21395, No. 2356 Hoffman street ; Order No. 30073, No. 1040 hall place 6oq East Fifteenth street ; No. 9550, to keep a school for to scholars at No.418 East One Hundred Order No. 30804, No. 551 West Fifty-seventh street ; Order No. 31544, No. 469 Columbus avenue and Twelfth street ; No. 9551, to keep and sell live poultry in crates only at Nos. 25, 26 and 27 Order No. 32246, No. tot East Sixty-first street ; Order No. 28512, No. 23 Renwick street ; Oniur Thirteenth. avenue, \Vest Washington Market; No. 9552, to keep a school for 40 scholars at No. 203 No. 29650, No. 350 West Fifty-second street ; Order No. 30565, No. 420 West Forty-fittlt street Hester street ; No. 9553, to keep 20 chickens at No. 91 Lawrence street. Order No. 31737, No. 200 West Twenty-thing street ; Order No. 31962, No. 328 East Seventy- Resolved, That the following permits be and the same are hereby granted, pursuant to seventh street ; Order No. 32355, No. 245 East Thirteenth street ; Orders Nos. 32430 and 32432, chapter 384, Laws of 1896, to occupy basement for mercantile purposes: Nos. Ito and 122 Ridge street. No. 137, No. 152 Bleecker street ; No. 138, No. 601 Broadway ; No. 139, No. 34 lIoward First Division-Division of General and Special Sanitary Inspection-1st. Weekly report of street. the Chief Inspector ; ordered on file. 2-1. Weekly report of work performed by Sanitary Police Report on Applications for Store and flagon Permits for the Sale of 1lYilk. ordered on file. 3d. Weekly report on sanitary condition of manure-dumps ; ordered on file. On motion, it was Resolved, That tire following permits for the sale and delivery of milk in 4th. Weekly report on sanitary condition of offal and night-soil clocks ; ordered on file. 5th. the City of New York be and the same are hereby granted : Weekly report on sanitary condition of slaughterhouses ; ordered on file. 6th, Report on appli- Stores-1183, No. 117 West Houston street, duplicate ; 2059, No. 1295 First avenue, duplicate cation for leave of absence. No. 749 Columbus avenue, duplicate ; 823, No. 245 East Second street ; 918, No. 1290 First On motion, it was Resolved, That leave of absence be and is hereby granted, as follows 8, avenue374 ; 1224, No. 1615 First avenue ; 1348, No. 326 East Seventy-first street ; 1970, No. 323 East Junior Clerk O'Connor, from September 20 to 25, on account of sickness; Inspector Nicholas, Seventy-third street ; 2472, No. 1541 First avenue ; 2575, No. 439 West Fortieth street ; 3458, from September zo to 22, on account of death in family. northwest corner Kingsbridge road and 1-Ioffman street ; 4234, No. 620 Courtlandt avenue ; 4432, Second Division-Division of Contagious Diseases and Medical Sanitary Inspection- No. 24 Avenue D ; 4769, No. 670 Eighth avenue ; 4879, No. 942 Amsterdam avenue ; 4884, No. 1st. Weekly report of the Chief Inspector ; ordered on file. 2d. Monthly report of charitable 2545 Eighth avenue ; 5059, No. 521 Amsterdam avenue ; 5207, No. 134 Willis avenue ; 5667, No. 671 institutions ; ordered on file. 3d. Report of inspection of discharged patients from Riverside East One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street ; 5721, No. 242 West Thirtieth street ; 6022, No. 92 Hospital ; ordered on file. Avenue B ; 6227, No. 432 West Thirty-eighth street ; 6502, No. 78t Tenth avenue ; 6901, No. 316 Reports on probationary services of Edward J. Graff, Jr., A. Campbell White and C. H. U. West '1'hirty'•ninth street ; 716o, No. 95b East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street ; 7750, Pond Steinsieck. street, City Island ; 8064, No. J50 West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street ; SttS, No. 48 Resolved, That Edward J. Graff, Jr., provisionally employed as a Medical Inspector in this Leroy street ; 8159, No. 336 East Sixty-third street ; 8406, No. 15 East One Hundred and Thirty- Department, having served as such six months, and his conduct and character being satisfactory, fourth street ; 8407, No. r 124 East One llunclred and Sixty-fifth street ; 84o8, Webster avenue, is hereby appointed a Medical Inspector in this Department, pursuant to the rules and regulations near Southern Boulevard ; 8409, No. 1149 East One Ilundrect and Sixty-fifth street ; 84to, No. 136 of the Civil Service Boards, with salary at the rate of one thousand two hundred dollars per Monroe street ; 84t1, No. 74 Eldridge street ; 8412, No. 161 East One Hundred and 'Thirteenth annum. street ; 8413, No. t69 Avenue C ; 8414, No. 315 Rivington street ; 8415, No. 563 Stanton street ; Resolved, That A. Campbell White, provisionally employed as a Medical Inspector 84t6, No. J5 Sullivan street ; 8417, No. 352 West 'Thirty-eighth street ; 841S, No. 87o Lexington (Diagnostician) in this Department, having served as such six months, and his conduct and char- avenue ; 8419, No. 232 East Seventy-fourth street ; 8420, No. 300 East Eighty-ninth street ; 8421, acter being satisfactory, is hereby appointed a Medical Inspector (Diagnostician) in this Department, No. 788 Columbus avenue ; 8422, No. io Delancey street ; 8423, No. 305 West Thirty-eighth pursuant to the rules and regulations of the Civil Service Boards, with salary at the rate of one street ; 8424, Battery Park ; 8425, No. 33 Attorney street ; 8426, No. 125 Broome street ; 8427, thousand two hundred dollars per annum. No. 6o Broome street ; 8428, Na. 1315 First avenue ; 8429, No. to Bethune street ; 8430, No. 417 Resolved, That C. H. G. Steinsieck, provisionally employed as a Medical Inspector Tenth avenue ; 8431, No. 104 Eighth avenue ; 8432, No. 192 West Fourth street ; 8433. No. 337 (Vaccinator) in this Department, having served as such six months, and his conduct and character East Twenty-fifth street ; 8434, No. 231 Alexander avenue ; 8435, No. 430 East Seventy-second being satisfactory, is hereby appointed a Medical Inspector (Vaccinator) in this Department, street. pursuant to the rules and regulations of the Civil Service Boards, with salary at the rate of one Wagons-916, No, 201 East 'Twenty-ninth street ; 1721, No. 322 East One Hundred and thousand five hundred dollars per annum. Eighth street ; 1859, No. 430 East Seventy-second street ; i86o, 1861 and 1862, No. 430 E. Third Division: Division of Food Inspection, Offensive Trades and Mercantile Establish- Seventy-second street ; 1930, Pond st., City Island ; 2C85, No. 319 East Fifty-third street ; 2086, ments-1st. Weekly report of tire Chief Inspector ; ordered on file. 2d. Report on application No. 1437 First avenue. for leave of absence. 3684 THE CITY RECORD. MONDAY, OCTOBER ii, 1897. On [notion, it was Resolved. That leave of absence be and is hereby granted as follows : I Supreme ... 35 430 Sept.25 Marsick, Alfred, James) Coogan, To recover amount due for breach of contract lnsp Edward V. Coogan and •Thomas for building sewer in Melrose ave., 4;6,6.i.58. ectut Hall,all, fro m SeptemUer 14 to 18, o n account of death in family. Coogan, ads.The Mayor, etc.. Report in respect to the seizure of a carcass of cow-beef affected with tuberculosis. I" 55 431 1 ° 25 Breuer, Hannah, as executrix,! Damages for breaking of plate-glass window at The Secretary was directed to forward a copy of the report to the State Board of Health of etc., John Breuer, deceased.... I No. 153 East 4th st.by a driver of streetclean- NU'\N' jersey, ! ing cart, May 7, 1897,937.33- •• • 55 432 " z5• Sig; rson, Frank H ...... For services as Stenographer to Commission in Fourth Division—Division of Pathology and Bacteriolo'Bacteriology — Ist. Weeklyy rePport of the ~~ Lunacy in the matter at Claude S. Farrington, Pathologist and Director of the Bacteriological Laboratories ; ordered on file. 1 539•25: Filth Division—Division of Medical School Inspection — ISL Weekly Ieport of the Chief 55 452 " 25 ;Matter of the Application of The To acgmre title to additional lands at Reservoir Mayor, etc ...... " I " on cast branch of the Croton river in Inspector ; ordered on file. 2d. Report ou applicationtlicati for leave of absence. the Town of Southeast. On motion, it was Resolved, That leave of absence be and is hereby granted as follows : ------ _ --- Inspector Walker, from September 20 to 22, on account of private business ; Inspector SCHEDU LE " B."—JUDGMEN'rs, ORDERS AND IDECREE,, ENTERED. \\'alker, September, on account of private business. Matter of Mary Brown (Crotona Park award)-Order entered directing payment of the award The following communications were received from the Regieter of Records : to the petitioner. 1st. Weekly report ; ordered on file. 2d. Weekly report of work performed by Clerks ; Charles Jones and another--Order entered allowing service of amended answer upon payment ordered on file. 3d. Reports on delayed birth and marriage certificates. of costs. On motion, it was Resolved, That the Register of Records he and is hereby directed to James Cashin, an infant, etc,--Order entered directing plaintiff to file security for costs. record the delayed birth and marriage certificates named in his report dated September 21, 1S97, Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company-Order entered severing the actions. 4th. Report on application to record corrected certificates. Matter of Mary J. Lasola et al. ; Matter of Sophia A. Dixon-Orccr entered directing pay- On [notion, it was Resolved, ')'hat permission be and is hereby given to record corrected I tuent of awards to petitioners. certificates relating to- Charles A. Childs-Order entered discontinuing the action without costs. hooter Foster, (lied June 15, IS97 ; Al argarita Bassi, died April 26, iSgo ; Felix Nickel, Judgments were entered in favor of the following plaintiffs : Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Comp.uty, died April 15, 1597 ; Henry Wag ner, died June 15, IS97 ; Theresa Eiche, died July 26, 1597 ; I $3S7 ; Bernhcimcr & Schmid, $1,oz8.75 ; Herman B. Schmid, $101.1 1. James J. Alitdiell, died Asu ttst 3, IS97 : 1'lizabeth Mathias, died September I2, lS97 ; Attila SCHEDULE "C."—SUITS AND SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS 'PRIED AND ARGCEIs. I fuss, died September 8, IS97 ; AWilliam Stanbury, died September I I, 1897 ; male teems, still Matter of Market and Monroe streets school site ; Matter of One Hundred and Eighth and birth, August 17, 1897 ; Henry Walton Mandeville, horn July 20, 1882. One Hundred and Ninth streets school site-Motion to confirm Commissioners' reports. Made 5th. Report on application to file delayed and imperfect certificates. before Russell, J. ; motion granted ; J. T. \lalone for the City. On motion. it ttas Resolved, That the Meister of Records be and is hereby directed to file Isaac C.'I yson-Motion to place cause on short cause calendar made before Freedman, J. Ill the volume of `• Delayed and Imperfect Certificates " the following certificates: motion granted ; J. A. Walsh for the City. \,,oats Maria Ca ieri, born August t5, I SSS ; Frederic W. Smith (with letter of D. Parker i Amanda Ayling ; Sarah J. Stn„cr-Plaintiffs' notions for preference argued before Freedman, Morgan), married January Ig, IS75 ; Willis II. Lowe, married September 4, 1597 ; Charles J. J. ; motion denied ; T. 11. Greener for the City. Mooney, married September 14, 1Sc:7, i Bridget Connor, administratrix-MIotiou for preference made before Freedman, J. ; motion Tisceilau< REGIS- WHEN The Mayor stated that this meeting was held for the special purpose of hearing all parties (:„caT. TER Cote- TITLE OF ACTION. NATURE of AC-rtoo. interested in the subject of an appropriation for the proposed Botanical Garden. Ft .!o. xe yen., Paul Dana, John M. Carere and others appeared and made statements relative thereto, r3o7. whereupon the Mayor offered the following s,i,; : me ... 55 4t7 Sept. zo Woolf, Mary E.!exrel.,, vs. Ash- Mandamus to compel payment of awards for be P. Fitch, Comptroller, etc.. lands taken for Grand Boulevard and Cu- Resolved, That the resolution of this Board, adopted October 30, 1895, authorizing the issue e.,urse.5,8.45. of bonds to the amount of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) for the Botanical Museum, " 55 417 zo Danenbaum, Sophia, et al- ex Mandamu, to compel payment of awards for Herbarium, etc., provided for by chapter 285 of the Laws of 1891, be and the same hereby is rd. , +s. Ashbel P. Fitch, Comp- lands taken for Grand B..,ulevard and Con- troller. etc ...... course, $157.38. rescinded ; and " 53 417 " 20 ( Woolf, Geo,rpc C. 'ex rel.. vs. Mandamus to compel payment of awards for Resolved, That, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 285 of the Laws of 1851, as amended Ashbcl P. itch, Comptroller, iandh taken for Grand Boulevard and Con- by chapter 103 of the Laws of 1894 and chapter 717 of the Laws of I5g6, the Comptroller be and etc ...... .... course, 5r,+76.64. ,, is hereby authorized to issue bonds in the name of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the .. 55 417 " zo G ldenberg, Samuel ex rel. v u, Mandamusus to compel payment of awards for y Ashbel P. Fitch, Cumptndler, lands taken for Grand Boulevard and Con- City of New York, to be known as the " Consolidated Stock of the City of New York," as etc ...... course-, 5s,.o3. provided by section 132 of the New York City Consolidation Act of 1882, to an amount not •• ... 55 427 zo 'Noble, William ex rel. , vs. Mandamus to compel payment of awards for exceeding five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000), redeemable within such period as the Ashbel P. Fitch, Comptroller, tans taken for Grand Boulevard and Con Comptroller may determine, but not more than thirty (30) years from the date of issue, and bearing etc ..... ...... ...... courso, $4,092.40, three and one-half (3Yz ) per cent. per annum, the proceeds of which .. 55 417 " 20 Schacler, Walter 5. ex rel. , vs. Mandamus to compel payment of awards for interest at a rate not exceeding Ashbel P. Fitch, Compiroiler, ]and; taken for Grand Bou:evard and Con bonds shall be applied to defray the expenses of constructing and equipping a suitable fire- etc ...... course, 57,54t.t8. proof building for a Botanical Museum and Herbarium, with lecture-rooms and laboratories for „ 55 4t7 " zo 'Heller, in (ex eel- , vs. Ashbei Mandamus to compel payment of awards for instruction, together with other suitable buildings for the care and cultivation of plants and the P. Pitch, Ctmptroller, etc..... lands taken for [,rand Boulevard and Con- course, srz6zott. expenses necessarily incident thereto, as provided for in said acts, ... 55 417 " zo Brown, J. Romaine (ex rel.), vs. Mandamus to compel payment of award; for Which were adopted by the following vote : Affirmative-The Mayor, Comptroller, President Ashbel P. Fitch, Comptroller, lands taken for Grand Boulevard and Con- of the Board of Aldermen, President of the Department of Taxes and Assessments and etc ...... course, gzo,837.4t. Acting Counsel to the Corporation-5. " ... 55 4'7 " zo Woolf, Mary E iex rel. , vs. Mandamus to compel payment of awards for Ashbel P. Fitch, Comptroller, lands taken for Grand Boulevard and Con- etc ...... course,5z6,tto.89• On motion, the Board adjourned. E. P. BARKER, Secretary. , 55 417 " zo Rogers, Archibald 'ex rel.), vs. Mandamus to compel payment of awards for _ Ashbel P. Fitch, Comptroller,, lands taken for brand Boulevard and Con- — -- - — - - - --- etc ...... course,55o,687-34. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. ,, ... 55 4.8 " 20 ''Keenan, Patrick ...... For services as Commis-inner to inquire into the sanity of Nicola Robbio, 5.50. EAU OF NE\V YoRK, Section 68 of chapterP 4 to, Laws of 1882 (the Cons,li- „ - I MAYO N'S UFFI .-Num the City of New •. • 55 419 20 Lieberman, J. Jf onroe...... For sc rvtces as Commissioner to inquire into 1f97.—Numlxr of licenseslicenses issued and dation Act of York), provides It October 9, " there shall be published in the CITY RECVND, wit/in , the sanity> of Nicola R,bbio, S t5o. amounts received therefor, in the week ending Friday, , 420 " an Dowling, V,ctor J ------.. , For services as Commissioner to inquire into tie uronth of January in epa year, a list of lab sulor- • • • 55 October 8, t8g7. dinates employed to any department [except la borersj, the sanity of Nicola Robbie, $t5o, Saturday, October —Number of licenses, t:z ; ,, zt Lyons, Isabel A ...... 'ummons only served. witn their salaries, and residences by street num- ... 55 422 " amouns £x ; Monda*1y. October 4 —Number of hers, and all changes in suck subordinates or sararies ,,. 53 qz3 2r United ;ilia FrreInsuranceCo, To loreclose a mortgage. 231 • amount, 6z. Tuesday, October 5 licenses, £=.4 rhall be so ubl shed within one week a ter the ar t vs. ~~ illiam J. Walsh, 1'he' —Number of licenses, 146 ; amount, $397.50, Wed - ~' f y ` ' Mayor, etc., et al ...... nesday, October 6—Number of licenses, zr8 ; amount, I made. It shall be the duty of all the heads of depart- .' ,,. 55 424 zr ;Baker, Frederick A...... • • • • For stenographic services rendered in Coroners' menis to furnish to the person appointed to supervise $47250 •fhursday. October 7—Number of licenses, of the CITY RECORD everything required Court from Jan. 3, x896, to June 3, 1897, X46 ; 8—Number I the publication amount, $398.75• Friday, October to be inserted therein." $822.36• n3 ; amount, $377.x5—total number of „ - of licenses, JOHN A. SLEICHER, Surervisor City Record, •• 55 qzz f 22 (Buckley, John (ex rel. , vs. Peter, Mandamus to compel reinstatement of relator licenses, 968 ; total amount, c 3.397• Cnnlin, Chief of Police of the', to Pposition of ruundsman on Police force, EDWARD H. HN:ALY. Mayor's Marshal, I )i. MONDAY•, OCTO E1; 11, 1897. THE CITY RECORD . 3685 J)a•1'artnreut ofB1rl(1Mkls-N), 220 Fourth avenue, DAMAGE COMM -23-24 WARDS trcet I tho Cl.v t New Vork, onul Ioo'cloe.k:\.:.I. i All r~,airc, maintaining or rebuilding required or 9 A.M. to 4 P. nl. c Mtun to , : Ictubcr zo, 1 697. I n '-,s'Iry to be dune In or rpon the premises, or any £, .'filter'sOvice—No. 15 Stew art Pudding, y ,\. at LKSL:\N' 1''I(I 'I'll I'. 1'KOV ISIO\ti OF CI!AI'-' The person or pl'r—iis ma king am; bid or estinl:ue I part thctcr,f, e.in the con iinnamx of the term of to 4 r.11. P t.'r ;37 of t'nl' J,;t - of :'?q;, untitled "An act ', shn'I lunlish the saute in a se:derl cnv•dnpe, indorsed ; the le. se, shall be done by and xr the cost and ex- .-1r+dAi1:,s~ Furrnu—Nns. IQ, 21 and 23 Stewart I:nild- •• 11 O. Ir,r;:r.ccl tuoirn a ": pnyfl:g the :urwunt Ilf I " IJid or lisumat^ tor'eneral Rep-,ir' to Ste nler `i\lnl- I pense „I tile lessee or purchaser. Iug, 9 A 4 P. 111. " tu01 ., y to Lnlds :mu L'nldin;;, .tif} -d Ly rolsen or uah:utoocic., ' •,vill, his „r tier mule or nanius, :md the I No or demand will be at Iiicrcd or allowed by " changes of ;;rack nt Itrl. et.c or.veatld, made pt r;ii Ct ' , n in the head ul sari pepartmeIet, It ; !'urearr; or t 4s C„ltrclio): aj ?ssrs.rinrltt.cnxd.4rrrrsr~ d:lte el I,rsentati the Le r•p itment lur :my loss or d. i )rk ation alt art g ".to chap[I'r 7~1 nt !hc Laws of 1SBv, providin~~ I the the saiu nfllce, ou ue brfore the da}' :Ind hour ah we ', c) ?3 3 and Asse ss++rrz•fs runr' of !L'rrt9 d'r Li-1\ns. ur uthurwisc, resultin g frum or occasioncll I!. an}' delay ' detu-css iun r,~f railroad tracks in the "1'wc'.Ity- ;!gird in , namrr.:, at which tinge : nd plac•'the bids or cstimota; r•.- and IL C 2 ) on ac~'ount or L Y reasun of the P r~•nnsec, ;,r anyY Ppart al, ;3, 35• ;7 ;n rt Building, 9 A, M, I.o 4 r. M- 1'wcld}•-tuurth \V arils, In the City of eeiv d tc;l, he pu Ll't la coed' [hr: Cum nuss~oner, i\t~ n,ouey receiccr(aftcr z 1•, nt. Giereot, being nrr-upicd tnr or on accutmt 9f any repairs , ” other\vise," unit the acts amendatory Ihercof and , r I•'is dal}• authori7cd :Ig-nt, of said 1}clarttIl[:nt, and rel,ui!d~iu~ ur dr•_d:_,!l.:. I,ureau for the Collection of Citl' Revenue 'Ina o/ stlpplenlelIlal dwrcto, notice is Isrrcby given that I read. ' 1'11e upset I`ric•_ of the parcel or Pfard'ets--i's os,I at 3 Stewart Ito i III IS. 9 A. Lt. to public IIICrimS of the Co It ii ía :: l in ere up;)O'. filed pill'- II r; (- 11:.IIIti' n I'' FR OF TIlE Di..t'AI U ;O86 F H E C Ii' Y 1I E ( 0 R U \I'I,Av, ..IIWFII, ii, 197. n at the tTice• of the Commissioners of the l lock price i- to enter all copes.s'.i 1 csrr} kind involved m of its prc'e'llau"'n :u„I A 'tatcmcnt of the v:,rtk to i I,,h:o,d,'I ir, tl,c ,d)i,'•r nrr 1, rk ref the I.lel'•'run.•nl II b„ I' j invent at Pier'• :1 " I1a ttvry place. North river or incidental t, iii. I,•Ilillm,nt ,d the ,.antra,1, in- whieh it t'el.tics. I has cbarle of the c -tiucetc.bus, and no e%tralatti e':m he F.1)\\'AKII C. ()'BRII N, 1•:U\\ 'IN II ,SI'I IN. rluding ;uty clninl that may arise through elelay. (tout l'he bidder to whom the award is Innate shall give deposited in shill box tutu l such cheek nr ntnney h.,s It 11 I N ]ION Kt, C, ttimi,si. hers ut the INpartmcut of :ul)' cause, m the pirti,rmiug of t::c week the rcundcr, sc•cu ri us' or the lai tit liI perform:utcc of thccon tract, in been ctilittill"ul b)' dill nlllcer or clerk :md found to Inc Ir . \\'I ere the l itv of Naa 1 irk nuns the whirl, pier or the manner prescribed :Old required by ordinance, in cun'cct. All such depnvits, cxccpt that ul the snrr:e-•.ald bulkhead at ss-hich n:nterialc under this contract are to the son, of Two l'huu-and Fn e' lltundred Ilollars. bidder, v. ill be returned to the persons mal:in•; iii e Sam, TO C(IA••l•RAf,'it)R-. tNc,. boS.) i lie dcltreied, uo chalet t, It be trade to the rontractnr I'lie F:m'Zinecr's estimate of the qu:-utluc is and extent within three days after the contract is.nc:u-tl,:,l, II the sucre,'lul bidder shall refuse or neglect, within live I I. , I'll-•AI.- I(IR 1I'I\IAlI' FOR 1'I-1•a'AR- to, tc lt.n tag, upon srs.cls convcy'igc said mntcrials. of the work is as follows : ' lays :liter nuticc that the contract has awarded In ING FOR .\Nlr Itl11IuI\G A NEW 1'111R Bidders will distinctly write out, both in words and About 3, 6i square cards of recently laid :. ranite-Lloek been In fitiures, the :mluuut or their estimate for doing this its mess, su till cement joints, to be taken up and relaid him in ex'-cute the s.mtc, the amount Ii tile denrr~it Ni AR "IHE FOUL OF LlF1ilL\1•: SiRI':IC1', uuriC by Ilitn shall be forfeited to unit retained by iher Nt IR I'll RI's I;R. ,, ork. with r' tneut Io,nts. 'I he peran, or persons to when, the contriver nt.,y be , AN-ut 55o square feet of new bridge-stones to be fur- City of New \'ork as liquidated dantages for so.:It III1'F1S FOR PREPARING FOR AND awarded will be required to attend :u this 'Nice with the t ishc•d and set, uc lect or re!usal ; but if lie .hall execute the cont-, t I - I uui Iinga New 1 'ier near the loot of Bet one street. sureties otTcr-d by hint or then, and execute the con. At out .r,oaz square feet refold I rid,'-crones to be Ic,ct, within the time aforesaid the runuunt of his deposit ti-ill . t river, will he .eccirc:l 11}' Ihr Lioar i of C, m- trait within five days from the date nt the rr rcice of a I to include the curling of ahaut t5.1 joints, be retarded to hint. - , ,ner, at the head of the Department of I)ocL~, notice to that offset, and in cure of failure or Ile"It'Ct so Ab, ut r3, 50 g„Ii,us of pavin!, convent. Bidders arc ,nlurmcd that no (Iviation from the ..a office of said 1 lrpar!incnt, : it Pier "A," foot ut to dc, he or they will lie considered as Navin- about- Ah,'ut tF„ cuhi y u-ds It sand for p.n'ing. epecitic:ttions tat ill be allowed wtless under the oriucn .. ,. ry place, North raver, in the City ul New \'ork, ,!Died it and as m tleL,ult to the Corp,n:,liou, and the About cos cubic Surds u(gr.n•el for panic'. instructions of the E.nglnncr- in-Chief. :r It ,r.30 o'clock .„nt. of contract will be readcerti'ed and relet and so on until : 'Three manhole he ds to be removed and reset,'and No estitlilite will be acceptccl from, ur contract TI-IURSI ,A\, OCTOIIER 14, 3597, it be eccstited and cxeruted I tl:r, r silt-l,a M NIAV, OcrclltIER II, 1897. THE CITY RECORD. 3657 I V The'( ummittac r ^crve the right to rcjcct any or all I ware I) or and Window I came I1 3( 8 THE CITY RECORD. n-ioNu:\v, Qcnf,l•;lZ [I, 1897 h.1.nrs.c rr ,,•si.fo...., to tic ct cl that it the contract ' to nlr;Ch be notId be cntid,i•1 on Its comPICtinn and SE\AI:N I I I STk1.:Y''I', Itcll,ocu \\..•...1I ,%it road and showin,li the milliner of awarded p.:}mcht Itr [lie work, an:t to the Tiers, n , r 1•cr.nn. m.:Liii t which the ('o rpm may I c otli.4cd to paN I tnlz,iiI parr, :,ud I':\ IZhSI I r1i I'I".\( I•:1 etweeit i': t t forms of pi p ma}• be oI taiii , i tiuuue, they will. ul,:n I :wJ the pL•:ns m.;}. its Icing s., a,yardCd, hccrn:e to the persrn .,r persons to .w)Iom the co it i:ct my be "I\,".• I Iuudtcd :,nd l iltI 1tn, t ai:d East Ln"u Il,: till , J I Le scen :u the , I1ice of the )parjncnt. ' uml as I is or their sureties for its faith uI perl ym• awurdc,l at ;, ny subsequert leuim„ the amnrut in i :u„i S 1111th 'Ii ti t, !'roiloa..!s mu-t lie made for all the work contained in .:ncc, and tl.at tf tau person or per h;dl (,ruff or each casr to Le Csrnlnlod of on the cu:malyd N, ..!. Ft tR Rha l l"I,A•fl.\l1, (112ADIN(1, sir- the 'peCffimtiQns. r tole to cxcce to the a ntract the +till pay rn the C'w- a ,o"o;n of the work by utii,.Ii tie bids are tested 'fl\l, CL"IZ II-"T(1, I•:<, I I•. \t 1\(: 'I'FIi? -11)I i I is will x•ri to out the rn:onnt of tLcir c::tuna: - t ration of the City , t \al, York :my ditlrules Lhc consent ab„ce-mentioned chill be tctum l;;:,te'! 14a l,\, 1.,tl1 N(; :'i;I i ,\\':\ l K -, li1: 11,1)1:, ill sti..IioCnf :o iusertin¢ tic r-unc in fiturec. rt .vccn to the sum +, hi ii }'crop or :cr-nn+ b+ thr u.tth ,,, nT rziit i is , rim , of rarh c' the :(1'!'KU:\CIIF' .\\I) I'I.: \t' 1\(, I"I{\t I'.' i\ II m 1, ui!:” in is In he cu 11, l• t, d and ,v ud be entitl-,1 up, u dclivere.i will,:i its eumpiCIL L and that I Tie rso ns.: tin•, I he s;mc that he 5th iniChold, ror+r, c- 'I I l :\N1 A; 1:1'I-, fro;,, I I, :n,_uI :, IL,: -. , m- hit u Jrcd., n I dihtN.,l8o) da}'s after tits e\ecut, u h,::h -nil Corpen.t on or (lie Armory jinird I hider in the City 01 Nits Yurlk i .inti is xgrti tiie .Iciltm Bost r t vCr. , ., f" the c:,ItnfrL m.,' be ni,ligeI to pile to the Tiers, n to S ozv of the recurify cc112110 I !or the sum;:leti01 :-' tLi>con• X:,. FOl R1{C1- l.A'fi\( 1AI1 P:11- Ill. 'fr,i• r.nco;t e. to be paid by the e. niyactor for c •! the e(inn'ad may be awarded at .tn}• su)'cyue• t ' trtiit, over and .cbo ve all his debts ut (cry ntltn'v and \VI I'll l IL NI IF -I LO. IC !'.AA'1."•1 P1.`i F "I Ill. l y that the contract may be unfvdfillc IT after the tom letting, the amount in each case to he c:ii tit cc! ~ ocrr,:ndal".vehis Ii a li; l,, irs is I:ail,>oretyor: I :. rxi>e, ' l' .l: IZ I:1 l: 1•:AA":AY (II' .AA !I I.:1Y1\l: Cl:( )-5- s•c,i1 Ii I , r the c mI :ucvt them. f :-h::ll have expir:- et UP on the ->t meted III 011111 the is rk to be done 1t„t thou he It s offend! i roself as,,•, I etci .Litt” 1t VI .K. IN P.ASC t1V li Ill; AL)KCI) A\ I) I .: re five. l and I d. t ed at liv Its ("zo ) !!arc, by which the bids are tested. lbs. causent above m: n- and ,vtnh the hm•ruii to execute tine b , n t reqtin ii Ly , SI:YI•. v•l \ _ I I I I RI) 1 I'R I ai 1 . trt It 11'.,b=1cr avenue I hu award of lit cotrct will he made as soon as tnoncI shall be sCrnml:aj ed by the oath cr nIiirma- ssction :- of ch.,},ter s or the l:c,i.,.:'. f)r,'io,tt ur the I to tl c _Ci,r l nci I :nlem IZailtoad. py,t. tic ab10 ilfill t1 :e tpCoing of the bi, rcot t , in writ:nz;,of each of the persons si ninG th i 110 I (its• of \,w- 1rrk, if the cnntr.,cI .h: dl Le ,wa,1,0 I A... s 1:1?FACING 1CF1'Ff tl sl'F):11; I' (l\ I Z F.S- Any person making nn es:im::10 I the work shoI! that he is ac householder cr Ircehcider in the City of : I, t}:r I"er5on or persons for whom he rollsents to he I. \'I' P ,\ F. 31 lN'I' '1'II E C A R R I i(;)\VAY O1 pre MONDAY, OcToB1s1t ii 1897. THE CITY RECORD. 3689 without any connection with any other person making Na estimate noill be considered renlras aecnufprtnim by Laws of t888:md the various st:rtuteanmendatory there. Beginning at the corner former) by the intersection of an cstimeuc for the same purpose and is in all respects either a crratieiI c/neck xq,nmn one D)t/tc lveeku milt/re City of, hereby give notice to the owner or owners, lessee the southt•rly line of Julianne street with the iristerly lair and withontcollusion or fraud, and that no member of New 1 ork, ,iralmtn to the order oft/me G,rOeraIlrr, or or lessees, parties and persons respectively entitled to line of 1':Iliott avenue : running thence easterly along of the l'nmmnn ('ouncil, head of a department. chief of a nton,y to the atuoutrt o//ive/,er cetr. (5 Per cetet.l of the err interested in the lands, tenements, leredttaments and said southerly line of Juli.mna stre t r25 feet ; thence bureau, deputy thereof or clerk therein, or other officer security required. Such chuck or meaty must not be in- premises, title to which is sought to Inc acquired in this southerly parallel with f?llit ,tt aveouc moo feet n, ,'•. of the Corporation, i- directly or indirectly interested closed in the sealed envelope containing the estimate, but proceeding, and to all others whom it may concern, to northerly side of property now owned by the 0.v r thercin, or in the supplies or work to which it relates, must be handed to the officer or clerk of fir: Department wit Aldermen and the Cornntunalty of the City of N •.~ or in any portion of the profits thereof. The bid or who has charge of the estimate-box, and no estimate can First-)'hat we have completed our estimate of the York ; thence westerly pnrnllel with Juioanna strc-t .,u- I estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of be deposited in said box until such check hnm- money has loss and damage to the respective owners, lessees, aloe,, said hind of the 11- tyor, ,\Idtrmen and the I m _ the party or parties innkin¢ the estimate, that the been examined by said officer ur ch.rk and round to be parties and persons interested) in the lands nr premises vooaIry of flit: City of New York t25 feat to the c:,st. ti several matters stated therein are fit all respects trite. correct. All such deposits, except that of the vue- affected by this proceeding, or having any interest line 3690 THE CITY RECORD . MONDAY, OCTOBER Ii, 1897. some or any part thereof, may, tv it bin ten clays after erly side of East t )nt Hundred ;utd 'Twenty-ninth he heard thereon, for the appointment of Com mis,ioners 14111 day of October, 1997, It the opening of Court on the l rst publication of this notice, October 4, 1847, i street, 17o feet ; thence southerly parallel with the of F'stnnate iu the abuwe-cnu tied matter. Ihat tiny, or ac soon thereafter as counsel can be heard file their objections to said estimate, in writing, with easterly side of 'third avenue 98.00 fret ; thence south- The nature and extent of the improvemeut hereby thereon, Fur the appniut moat of Commissloner< of E.sti- us. at our office, Room No, z, on the fourth th.•or of the w'esterly roe. 9 feet to the- northerly side of East I )ne intended is the acquisition of title by [he player, Alder- m:tte in theahuve-entitled matter. Stoats Zeitung Budding, so.a Tryou Row, in said city, Hundred and Twenty-eighth street, and thence west. then and Commonalty of the City of New York to err- I'hc nature and extent of the imprnvoment h, •rchy .:l I 'rovided by section 4 of chapter iq r of the laws of crly along the said northerly,side of Fast One Hundred taiu lands and premises, with the buildings thereon and intended is the acquisition at title by the Mayor. AhIcr. .us amended by chapter ;; of the l,aw, of tb9e, tuod I wenty-eighth street ego feet to the point or place the appurtenances therein belonging, on the northerly men and Commonalty of the City of New 1 ork, to said acts are, by chapter 151 of the Laws of 1894, of bc,giuning. side of Seventy fifth street and the southerly side of certain lands and premises, with the btui ldise's titer con -: applicable to this proceeding, and that we. the said The title to so much of the lands above described in Seventy sixth street, between Amsterdam avenue and and the appurtenances thereto belonging, nn 'Tenth r , u:s>ioners, will hear the parties so ohjectiny, at our P:ucel " :\" as are owned by the Manhattan Railway the Boulevard, ill the 'Twenty-second \yard of said ;n•enue• Fifty--cighth and F'itty-ninth streets, in the ,doer. on the 16th day of October, 1897, at to Company is to he acquired ten the aforesaid purpose, City. in fee simple absolute, the same to lie con- Twenty-secnud Ward of said city, in fee simple ahso- . "k in the forenoon, and upon such subsequent date, subject, however, to the perpetual right of said cutn- verted, appropriated and us,-d to and for the pur- lute• the saute to be converted, appropriated and used :.,r be found necessary. part, Its successors and assigns, to maintain and operate poses specified in said chapter 151 of the Laws of for high-school purposes, said property having b,-cn Ird—I hut our report herein tc ill be presented to its elevated railroad above the said I Profiles o£ the Twr•nty -third and Twenty-lourth Wards eA FCF.t. "11 " thereof to the lien rl y sidr, of Battery place ;thence and the various statutes amendatory thereof, being the .t the City of New York, filed in the office of the Coin- Beginning at a point in the northern line of Fact One southeasterly ;dung n ]inc drawn parallel to the north- following-described lots, pieces or parcels of land, missroner ot.' Sitrret Lm , r ovuuents of the'1'went y -third Ilundred :ntd Eightyg Y ~s ev utn h s trect distant tr 5 feet~e easterly and easterly sides of iiattery Park and distant namely : :md '1 'w ent 3•-fourth Wards of t he City3 of,( Ncw Yorko on easterl Y fr„m the iulersecuon of theh northern ~in e r,f uou feet southwesterly and westerly therefrom to the All thr,se certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, Decetnber t6, x89;,i it the office of the Register of the I East One ffundred and Eighty-seventh street with the northerly side of South street ; thence northeasterly lying and being in the Nineteenth Ward of the City of t ity and County of N, w York uo December 17, 1895, 1 eastern line. of Crotomt avenue. slow; the northerly and northwesterly side of South New \ ,trk, hounded and described as follows : and in the office ,f the Stcretaty of State of the State of t.st. 'Thence easterly along the northern line of Fast Street to the point at place of beginning. First—liu'4inniug at a point in the southerly line of New York vi December r7, 1895. One Hundred and Eic hty-seventh street for 6o feet. Fourth—'That our fit,i partial and separate report 1•:ightieth street distant r'5 feet easterly from the Dated New Voi :I1 ! licatinn %ill h, made to ti t• Sti i C,urt .d the I on Hundred and 'I I irty- fi't r rly In them tter,.t the ap lie: t of the I toard ,:t I'dur.t- All thrive n•rtain lots, pieres or p.trerl. of land enuatc, `t.I” „f Veu Y, rk .at n 'pe,:al'I'crm nt ,aid'..'nurt, to t1 n. tid,onthe'I}•hnis+I'etueH•an!hrd:'nd'I'hittv-fi!t tion, t,y the ('nunsel to the Corporation uf' the City Iring airl bcinq in the •I'wellti1 R',trd of the City fart III th,'reof, at th! ('aunty C~ net I use•, svect :; L'et ; (l it! rh• I u'atl-{ wtth Lenox nt New York, to a,:ptiring title by Ii of New York, bounded turd describedatef :Ilow. in r tine the Cuy of New York, e i, I .5th it et I)etnhcr, avrnne -4 feet :m+l i t i-, hest Iern„' ea,,tei.y parallel Blaynr. Alderi en and C nunnnnity of the ('itv of the Iii ginning :u a point in the nnrth,•rly line of tim: nin1_ ,if the Cuur t un if at day, nr as soon with ( file Ilundre t and 'Phi'iy- fifth stye+ t 7 c fe+'t to the New York to certain lands on the NOR I II Kitt L\ Hnndr'rl and Erntrfi'i'nih str:'et distant ion feet u"-';t- Ui• I alter :. re south, dy alone counsel can be he: rr:l thereon. for the w-wrlal• line of Lcnnx a%enuv t ii SID t )1~ O V 1•. {1 U N I tRl•:I t \\ I) Ft tR'I 1' I- I F'I'li ,'r'y hunt tiro r, -nor formed by the inforwmtem of I In, .1I-- Onttncnt of 1. ommtsaoners of Estimate in the above- said westcrIv lime of Lenox avt' nue 25 feet to the point SI k FVT : 1N 1) I'll l•; St >1 ii I h' R LY S IIII . OF entitled matter. w.•sterlr line of Bogcoth avenue wilt the oorrir'dv Or place,,, 1 on I I I)NV HUNUk1•:II AND F(li( I \ -IIX'I'II tiITI:F1cP. line rid O-r• Hundred and Fooneei1Ii -trait . running I'he naaliile and cxtr nt of the improvement I•,ercl )• I)ated \ru \':•rzK, -eptentber z, 1897. • I between Amsti rdam :venue and the K,ii—irl, in thence northerly and parillrl with the we terly line if (ITT, Counsel to the I orporation, i n,, ndItI is the by 'I'hc Nl.,'. , r, ~ FRANCIS 11I, S, the T'w'elfth 1V:+rd of said rity, duly selected :tnd Seventh avenue ant foot to inches to the southerly bile atalokihnn of title N 11 elm. a and Commonalty of the City of \ew 1,:rk. to N^. z'1 vrvn I . o a York laity. WI „ved by said Rnard as a it, fur school purposes, „I Ono Hundred and Fifteenth itn-c ; thence ,,''fain lands and premises, with the -Luildinc• then: n . — under and in purstianre of the provisions of chapter west, rlv :it iii•-, the snot Lr'1y line of One Hnudred and the applicat-.on of the 'Mayor, Aldermen .u,II t h,' appurLcilaa'ces therm,: belonging, on • the north- 1n the matter of tot of the laws of t888, and the various statutes Fifteenth street _ _ 5 feet ; thence southerly and parallel the City of Ne•.v York. relative to • r!c side of:;evenueth street, between First and tics ed tttd Commonalty ''f amendatory thereof. with the wc,tcriv line of Sev 'nth av'~n lie not feet rn :trquirim, title, where, er the same has not been beret' ~.nues in the N:nete!•u'h N and of s-.ud ct I y, m I ant lies to the ner'herly line of One Hundred and Fo-ir- tare acquired, to the lan!ix, tenements and Ie gc- DUkSCA'T I'O I HE PROVISIONS OF CHAP- i~.i' absolute, n u s;tme to be convertoil ii stop rl it tecnth street ; thence c.atcrly along the north~.•rly lime rposeiof opening 'l UDOR r ter ret of the Laws of iS88, and the various '.I used to and base speo;itIttI m s:ud menu rc!ptircd far the of I Inc Hundred and Fourteenth street ze5 feet in the the pw-poxes althn t h not yc t named by proper author- statutes amenl itery thenrof, notice is hereby given that '.:I:ter for of th,• L.:s ti sr statutes I PLACE point or place of b'sirmanii f tpSS.. nd ity , Iii m Walton aver t1c to the Concourse, as the same :ern application will be made to the Supreme Court of .,.rc ter i r-v been July Laird NF-:w Yoeti, t fetcher r, 1897. f thn, f, said property h. sing rc laid out and des gnated as a first- the State of New York, at a Special i'crm of said .' , fed and at pr, seci by tll. mien as a has been he retch , FRANCIS M. SCO1't'. Counsel to the Corporation, I' • it l of F Ii cl»s street or read, in the Twenty-third Vu ird of the Court, to be held at Pnrt 111. thereof. at the County t r school purposes, un!ter:I in put sus or oI the No. a Tryon Row, New York City. City nt N!,r Ynrk. Court-house. in the City of N ew Yor k, nit the + 4th day sons of s I cIlf aer r9r of the L:t+s ! f r ,r'3, :rid ^f Oetnbcr, '897, at the opening of the l'en't on that vari• us statntes 'iii endator • ther!-ui; Leine the ~7~~ f'E,'fNE U"DF IZSI( \E P((htM'SION FR' In the matter of the application or the Board of the defy or as soon the reaIt r as counsel can be heard L. wing-described Its, P feces} or P•' reels of lan.l, V Y of Iaumate and Assessment in above- Education, by the Counsel to the Corporation of the ,y gave notice to all persons inter• thcn,in. fir the appointment of Commissioners of Esti- '..~nicly ; entitled matter, herei I mate in the above-entitled matter. City of New York, relative to acquiring title by Fhe of land situate, 1 ested in this proceeding, and to the owner or owners, Mayor, Aldermen and Conunonalty of the Ilty of \ II those certain lots, peces or parcels lots and im- 'File nature and extent of the improvement hereby land Vu ,'f the City of occupant or occupants of all hcuses and New York t•o certaIn lanck on the NORTH- be'iu, in the Nineteenth proved and unimproved land, affecteJ thereb}, and to all intended is the art' is trio of titIe by I he Mayor, Alder- -,+- Fork, b!:unded :mu !ie' riled .r follows : 1•:RI,Y SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND . Si h- , m it m,.v ce ncern, to wit : men and Commonalty of the City of New York to cer- THE St)U 1'IIF.RLV SII)I? I tF SIXTEEN I'H I e_innmg at a point in the northerly'ine , jf Seventieth First— Chat we have completed our estimate and rain lands and premises, with the buildings thereon and SI'K FE I', between First avenu. anti I .ivins:on t distant tco feet we-tet-IS Ir ii the net I I nied assessment, and that all persons interested in this pro- the appurtenances thereto belonging, on the north- place, in the Eiithtcenth VV'a.d of said City, duly tl n ann of the westerly I of First avenue I ccetIango or in any lit the land- afie en-d thareb}', and erIi side of One Hundred and Forty-fifth street and the selected and approved by said Board as a site for hii!t- • ” the northerly in : f e eth str!'e:: runningg having objections thereto, +io present their said cijec- southerly side of (Mile Hundred and Fortv-sisti street, school purposes, under and in nnrsuance of the pro- I' nee westerly along a :d ten day, at q.;m'ci rick A. +t. Supreme Court of the gate of New York. in and for '} parallel with First acemte d alnnl, sai westerly Setond—That [he al,str ct of our said estitnate and ' poses, under and in pursuance of the provisions of said ii of the present site of Grammar 'cnoot No. Sr, too chapter lyt of the Laws of t885, and the various statutes the First Judie al I )istrict, to he held it Part I I1. assessment, together w ith our damage and benefit maps, thereof, in the C:ountt' C:,urt-house, in the City of New Itt 5 inch'l'KEft.T des:ribcd as inflows, cars: e'rlylineoftheF'.vlev.+rdurththenortherl}'Itneoftine openir.e together are bounded and I{un~'red and F:at}-:dth st reef iii into. then', nor h erly side of Fifteenth street ;and the so itherly _ide „f lthcuah ma 1et named b}- proper a,aherity , fron 1) the southerly side ,:f East One I the north by , ly palelMei with the I;ouletard rqg f et and -inches to Sixteenth stne!-t, behtec i I r-t .n•entct aid Livingston West Br is :+t I ante street, -'acts stict•t, on the south Iullivai street t,+ HilntIrcd and nd ' th • southerly line of One Hundred and Forcy-r!xih place, in the Eighteenth Ward of said city. in fi•e temple in the F,ghth \\; rd o` the lit}- , t \eu Y- r'.. by fl+c trorfhaiy sad! of \IcCtcllas street, untie vasIii Hund ; thence easterly thong sa id = feeti ; t h line of Ot e absolute, the same to lie converied, appro aiated .aid SUCH ~ :,-line drawn parallel o: the ea-tcrly side of the Grand I-i_ I' TO "IHE "1':A I I. I ES IA et go le t t used for high sAiool purposes, ,aid property hacintt 1 given uhv: r•! an,i Concourse an !I !astant too feet ca=telly H~`ttdt1rdl P ca -es made and pro vion d, notice is here by I leldwi h the ixtlio levardt feet and ,o inches Lecn duly selected and appr-rvcd by the Bnn r: I of an application wdl 'lie m:.de to tl e uupreme Court the refrom, cn the west by a line drawn par:+ll,-1 to 1 'Q9 that feet to the nthence{y line nt U:~e aid nor d and Fo. ty-tifth Education as a site for high-sch::,d purpu-es. under an•.I of the State of Nc" Yrrk, at a Special l ern of said ! the ,r!'sierl id e of AValt - on a+'en I and distant too in purse..nee of the provisions of chapter tot ,f the westerlc I}:erefrnm• as -aid ct recI arc ,hewn upon the sneer ; thence westerlyaI ng said northerl}' line of One Court, to be held at Part I11. tit, reoI. in the County- : I Hundred and Forty-fifth street 150 feet to the pant or Laws of zyCS, chapter ti of the Laws of iSgo, :end Ceurt-f.ouse, in the City of New York, on Tu!sdny, Final ]laps of the Twenty-tit id :end Twcntc-fourth chapters 387 and 890 of the Lows of 19)6, bem, the of New fork ; excepting I Place of beginning. the tzth day of October, r807, at the opening of the ' W:uds of the City and ( runty tollowmg-described lots, pieces or parcels of land, ,, o' portions I Dated N taw YoRe. September zoo 1897. Court on that day. or as soon thereafter as counsel can from said area ail streets, av cones and eon J namely be heard thereon, fi 'the appointment of Conmtosrmers there f iicretohire Mcs,ahy opened. as such area is shown • FRA\CIS \I. SCO'11', Counsel to the Corporation, ~ No. z Tryon Row, New York City. All thu;c certain lots, pieces or narce;s of l.+nd sitreiltc, and Assessment in the alb-.'ce-entitled upon ,our benefit maps deposited as af. re,aid. of Estimate to lyiu4 and being in the Eichteenth Ward of the laity matter. "I he fate: re :,nd extent of the improvement }-ou rth—Thar our report herevi stI! be pr-en t ~1 New York hsuotIetI,and d..,eribrd is f-ll,,,,-. • intended is the aquur tins of title by l I e a npectai 1 e•rm of tats Supreme Court. Part 111., of the 1layor.hereby Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Neu• Suite of 'so York, to ba hold in :m!i for till• Cit and In Csomnri.i,the matter ncrs of of the the atpMieatmil Cat y of N, w- of York,the II onand behalf of Fire of c f;egi !tsty :u a point m the northerly Itrve- :d r'il;!' :nth \'rk, for the use of the pulaic, to all ti:e lands and Cot ntv of Sea York, at th, County Court -lease, in the I the Ma)nr, Aldermen :and} Cornmon:Its of the City of streetL distant eo feet westerly from the corner fi,r~~.cd premises, with the buildings thereon and the appur:c- CGty of \! w \ orik, ou the'8th dos ,,t 'so ceniber, t:97, at cc ,e York, b, the C,,unsel to the Corporation of said ~' the intersection of the westerlyrfian tl Ft's[ avrnuu nances thereto fr ingrn required for tl:e opening '. the one, in:, of the Court on that c!ay, and that then and j city. t-el rtive t+~ :+c+ lit r lie tithe to e rt.+in Mail-Is on the "t h the northerly line of 1''itreenth su'e't ; mm~in~ and estej din_ of \\ -alit, street, from Su!hvan street to there, or as s, nn tft reaIter as co'.~n~cl can Lc }te;rrd 1 SCHO1-IELD AVu and i, thence ~ccsterly .+long *aid no e cc Min. of Fifb~c ii I West Froadu:,s at Fre:•.me srreet. !n the }.ighth Vu d thereon, n motion will lie made that the said report be eastt HI-.R1,Y -41IE t t street r t fe!n 5 inches ; thence northerly, par:dl i its of \r,+ York. Ceirg the tollo„tng-Described cnntirmed. I east lit \la'n street, in the a thaw-!earth \Card of t+ith Firt avenue xo3 feet g Inches to the centre I n: of Cl the I f ted'c F+c Y, ~Rw, Sente:nbrr zoo 1897. I `uti city, del! lots. pieces or par e'-s of laud, v'z.: I IV, bI: i ~. KACFAIAN. Chairman : i.OL'T. use of the Fire Deparmtefit of slid thrnc~• ea.terl y p ~ rail ] ,+it''t Ftftcenth -trzet and I;egit:pin::+t a I pmt in the easterly line of Sullivan city, under and in pursuance of the provisions ,f chap- I ,aid centre line of the block r f. ,:.t 5 inches; th'-'see :: heard thereon, for the a1 , Pointment of Conunis- In the matter of the application of 1'h \favor, Alder- Also, becinnirc at a point in the easierl}• line of an e-iena:ed :+- a first-class street or n_ad in the ,inners of Fstiurtte in the above-entitled matter. men and Commout l , sh the City of New ,orb • ril i 'uomps0 street distant -c 8, fret northerly frill, d , '1'~+cnt)'-tnnrth Ward of the City of New' 1 erk. I extent of the tmprocament hereby it .~e to acquirm'~ title, wherever the game has not b•.:en . r;• erl}• line of Grand sn-!'et' S~~" ; tie nce e..stcrh ~.t to:::c };, -1H }: C\I)Fh' l( 'c l II C!)Al]Hb51OVERS I intendedThe nature is the acquisitionanti of title by The 1lacor, Al!ler- heretofore acquired, to the Isnds, tenements and h, r:- t.-'__ f!et, to the w, serlc ii cf \5 c=t Ft oauwa+ a: a W o) Iatinu,te and assessment in flee above- I me❑ and Common:pity of the Ci: t of \ca 1irk, to cc r- ditam,rit, required for the purpose .,f upc r n~ ant ditall' tots== !eet nor.hcrly Iron the m-rtuerI ent tied matter, hereby give notice'to all persons inter- ' tn lands and premts,s, with the buildings thetcon and FO COBEI, I i.ACF. (although not y,•t nam,ld nv . c .f I r:md street : then north:rl)• al::ng tf a e+tcd in this I roLe cut ug, and to the owner r cncners, theappur tot ance< thei et!,bolo': gang, on the ner the rlyside prop,r authorit)•i, Iron Undercliff avenu'%: to Fo 1 _sterly h •e of \\ est Fioal.'':: ay, dtsta n q4.-10 feet to occ.ipa nt or occup:ants of all houses and lot, and im- of Schofield ovenur•, east of \l in street, in tl,e Twenty- avenue, south of tite Washington I{ridge, as the i`..r southerly lice f B,00me -treet : thenest terl}- proved and unimproved lands ulet ed thereby, and to fourth Vs rd of said cit}', inin feeIc simplesit ab-elute, the has lie~.•n heret: fore laid out and designated as a fir-t- t.id along s td s:. u:lee rl}• l.: c ri Lt o' me tr t, distance „ll others wl m n as concern, to wit : same to be converted, appropriated and used to and class street or road, in the Twenty-fourth %h aid of the ,.IF f- t t the ea sic -:}• l n of T hour} a street ; {Tilt—i'hat we I ee completed o Cr estimate and for the purpose, specified in sam!i chapter r5c ::f the C ty of \eve York. tk ,i ce uth rly ::lo g i ter fine +f ','hump=on asset=ment, anti th:,t all persons interested in this pr o• Laws of x394, said t r p. ray h.,ving been duly lo ten O'7.'ICE 19 HEREBY C L FN THAT \C h -trcet, c _e.nc! r.o tz feet t .h pease .,' 1.. ~ e : f I Agin- cee.lmg, or in any o: the; lands affected therein, and Ly said La rd of Fi e C otnmurgoners of the Cit%.:f New me Lo tgmid, were appointed by an Ord -r of the r u c, , (-h!:~+n on t1 r, e similar m., F , ca:it ed "'ml i p or having of jections thereto. do present their s:rd objec- V-ork as a sue f builJin_- for the use of the I arc He Supreme Court, bearing d;rtc :hi' 3d day of September, -howine t' e new ,cruet I be kr:cv. a :a the I xten- i tions tr writing, to us at our office, -Nos o and p:crtment of tel city, tin and in pursuance of the pro- ,8y7, se nts.i oilers of Estimate and :Asseesmr•nt for the n of VC at.- -trust, !r::n: Sullivan street to A5 c=t Frtad- qz Kest Froadwa), ninth floor, in said city, on or visions of said charter 151 of the Laws of 11894, nerng purpose lit making a just and equitable estimate and at 1'ro me -t It ,+nh gt .d-e tic i on i estall shed before the z0d !r a}' of (Ictol,:r, 1897, and that we, the €5 or parcel of l:md, I r -aid str!et auu for c tilt h g streets, in tl:e Fitzhth Commissioners, will hear arties so ob'ectin the followin g described lots, ptp p asseament ale the Meal and damage, tf uy, nr of the benefit Xcw \oak, chapter fee, Laws said Pt J e namely : and advantage, if an a the case ma le, to the res ect- F1-ard of d:e t itt i.f within the ten week Jays next alter the said z3d day of ing nd 1 certain this, pieces or parcels t land ire owners, lessee:,y' ``parties per.y'. ten respectivelyp of r8g3," and fled, ant m t;.e off! c of ti-~e Dep: r- t)cto1 r, ray 7, and for that purpose will be in attend- Iving and lacing in the ,wept}'-fourth VA'ctrl oI thethe City entitled tmtn(int o premises r m redthe lands.l tem:nu:nts, her d r.:ett : f Pu tic Vi rk; on June tai r8q;, one in the ance at our said odice on each of said ten days at of Sew York :md Lotmded and dvscnbed as tuliotvs: ditconseq and premises required for the purpose and Bice of the C' cur el to tf. - Corpor::dc:n on Jtme za, to ;o o'crock A. St to consequence of npcning the above-went oiledstreet street or I«,7, and one m the office of th_~ ke gi,ter of the City I Second—That the abstract of our said estimate and Beginning at a point on the northerly line of acnnfield ''venue, the -:;m.rph in psrricularly •~ forth and :and County ui "c York :,n June zz, r 97. a