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The City Record THE CITY RECO OFFICIAL JOURNAL. VOL. II. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1874. NUMBER 181. INSPECTORS. Emma Schmidt, cleaner, $600, 31 ist ave. DOORMEN, AT 6900. George Sherwood, 62000, 194 2d ave. James Lanahan, hostler, 6600, 33d precinct stables. Patrick Kiernan, 17 Jersey st. James W. Dikeman, 3000, 347 E. 6sd it. Austin Killen, hostler, $600, 32d precinct stables. Jacob Vyse, 311 E. 21st it. Oliver C. Putnam, 1800, 21 Gt Jones st. Daniel B. Hasbrouck, chief of bureau of elections, J Clark Wheeler, 1800, 15 W 46th it. 63000,418 Sackett st., Brooklyn. THIRD PRECINCT. Peter H. Jackson, 1800, 332 E 50th it. JOHN WILLIAMSON, Caotain. 62000, 627 Greenwich st. William D. Tallman, 1800, 244 W 26th st. FIRST PRECINCT. John H. Hyatt, 1800,119 Perry it. WILLIAM A. VAN DUSEN, Captain, 62000, 270 W 4th SERGEANTS, AT S1600. William C. Hanna, 1800, 59 Sullivan it. Joseph Haggerty, 1 Great Jones street. 1800,133 E 93d it. James Lonsdale, 45 6th ave. Samuel M. Simpson, SERGEANTS AT 61600. Charles P. Edwards, 1800, 448 E 116th st. George L. Suttie, 217 W 18th st. Thomas R. Frost, 1800, 83 Chrystie st. Francis J. Banfield, 244 Rivingston st. Richard Welsh, 71 Park place. 1800, 604 E 9th st. George W. Gastlin, 6 State st. Edward C. Maloy, ROUNDSMEN, AT 6x200 Edward T. Fitzpatrick, 1800,36 Gouverneur st. Theron T. Thompson, 64 Whitehall st. Michael Flanagan, 24 Beach st. Thomas S. Gay ton, 1800, 314 W 16th st. William J. Linden, 62d st. and ioth ave. Henry "Halpin, 17 State st. Andrew Morris, 1600,444 W 38th st. ROUNDSMEN AT 61200. John Ryan, 32^ Desbrosses st. Henry R. Adee. 1600, 478 W 22d st. George Spcnce, 519 Grand st. John Frame, 1600, 323 E 24th st. John Wassner, 59 Warren st. Frederick Filbert, 54 New st. Charles F. Eisenprice, 1600,102 E. 110th st. PATROLMEN, AT 6X200. Lars F. Bronnum, 1600, 408 E 58th st. PATROLMEN, AT 6'300. Edmond Bird, 735 Washington St. Robert J. Brown, 1600,146 W 44th st. Daniel S. Arnold, 54 New st. Thomas Byrnes, 109 Greenwich st. William F. Croft, 1600,10303d ave. Rufus C. Briggs, 448 W 56th st. John Budds, 158 E 33d st. John M. Smith, 1590,431 E 57th st. Thomas Brew, 51 Washington st. Patrick Coffey, 24 Beach st. LIST OF John Beattie, 1500,155 E 39th st. Sylvester Blackwood, 146 Charles st. Daniel Cody, 638 3d avenue. Johnson Purdy, 1500, 235 oth ave. Patrick Boyle, 54 New st. John Cunningham, 160 Chamber it. John Hughes, 1500,129 E Houston st. Christopher Brady 388 Washington st. William Doyle, 157 E Houston it. OFFICERS AND SUBORDINATES Daniel G. Mackey, 1500, 311 W 27th st. John A. Blair, z% Bridge st Michael Devine, 30 Greenwich it. Edward J. Corbett, 1500,866 3d ave. John Corcoran, 54 New st. John J. Delany, 13 Moore it. Patrick J Hennessy, 1500, 34 Whitehall st. John Cavanagh, 676 Water st. IN THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE Henry Dwyer, 160 Chamber it. Cornelius O'Connor, 1500, 209 E 39th st. Ambrose F. Clark, 49 Greenwich st. James Devins, 86 Mulberry st. James Cummings, 1500, 143d it. bet Boulevard & John H. Carr, 54 New st. Charles Floyd, 381 Greenwich st. Michael Collins 3 Whitehall st. CITY GOVERNMENT 10th ave. Patrick Feeney, 228 Mott it. Francis Carlin, 39 Scammei st. Alonzo Foiket, 724 E oth it. _ Frederick Clague, 1500, 311 W 25th it. Robert Corrigan, 39 Madison st. Richard O'Brien, 1500, 316 E 24th st. John Gilmartin, 366 Greenwich it.| WITH THEIR SALARIES AND RESIDENCES. Thomas Doyle, 52 Broad st. Richard Geary, 212 Clinton st. Thomas Miller, 1500, 629 W 46th st. William H. Dakin, 30 W. Washington pi, Joseph McNamara, 1500, 515 J4 Pearl it. William Griffin, 69 North Moore it. Thomas Dinan, 24 City Hall pi. Michael Hogan, 358 Madison st. Francis M. McMillen, 1500,137 W 36th st. Lawrence C. Daly, 74 Cortlandt st. Jeremiah Hayes, 4 Albany st. Michael Cusack, Jr. 1200, 15 State st. George M. Ellis, 6 Bowling Green. James Humphreys. 218 Madison st. DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND Patrick H. Stafford, 1200, 609 W 59th st. Robert Erwin, 88 Greenwich st. Richard Hawkey, 213 E 81st st John Riley, 1200, 53 S 5th ave. Samuel Ellis, 47 Bedford st. Michael Johnson, 43 Park st. ASSESSMENTS. Jeremiah A. Hallanan, 1200,488 3d ave. Patrick Fleming, 86 Cherry st. Pattison Jolley, xoi Orchard st. William Schaffer 1300, 422 E 120th st. JOHN WHEELER, President, $6500, 54 W 47th St. John A. Foley, 8 State it. David H. Jackson, 229 Hudson st. William Banham, 1200,156 E 129th st. GEORGE H. ANDREWS, commissioner, $5000, 151 2d Richard Gunley, 54 New st. Elbert S. King, 133 Hudson St. John T. Condon, 1200, 60 Laight it. »re. Michael Gilfeather, 54 New it. John I. Kaveny, 13 Elizabeth st Benjamin F. K.asmire, 1200,15 Jonei it. SEVERN D. MOULTON, commissioner, $5000, 580 Lex- Michael Gilmore, 59 Henry it. John R. Keeling, 302 E 12th st. Morrii Shannon, 1200, 339 E 13th it. ington ave. John Gibney, 59 Mott it. John Lynn, 103 Park place. Albert Storer, secretary, 52500,9 E 32d st. MESSENGERS. John Gannon, 165 E B'dway. John Lehnert, 478 qth ave. Charles V. Adee, assistant secretary, $2000, 172 E John T. Gay, 2147 2d ave. James R. Mount 61200, 190% Christie st. 73d »• Joseph Glynn, 45 Whitehall it. *Michael Lane, 29 Center st. ames J. Duffy, 1200, 393 Broome st. Thomas Hargrove, 113 Monroe st. George Marsh, 156 North Moore st. DEPUTIES. .awrence Bardon, 1100, 19 W 31st st. Elisha J. Cadwell, $3000,10 E>3d St. i Robert Kennedy, 54 New st. Joseph Molloy, 49 James st James Little, 1000,186 Delancy st. Francis W. Leveine, 13 E 15th st. John Markey, 57 Warren st. Michael Coleman, (3000, 821 E 5th st. James Brown, 1000, 145 Thompson st. Henry Tice, $2400, 14 Attorney st. Maurice Lowery, 54 New st. James Murphy, 32% Desbrosses st. Albert Bogart, $2400, 152 E 49th st. James Mulvey, 54 New st. John Mitchell, 101 Park place. James Murray, 48 New st. Peter Gillespie, $2400, 316 E 14th st. John McCormick, 288 Delancy st. John Murphy, 71 Pearl st. George W. Dean, $2400,203 E Broadway. John McDonald, 271 Gieenwich st POLICE DEPARTMENT. James Mongan, 54 New st. Stephen Gilman, $2400 1144 Broadway. John McDermott, 225 Thompson st. Robert A. Montgomery, 54 New st. William W. McLaughlin, 508 Greenwich st. Francis V. Euring, $2400, 135 2d st. HENRY SMITH. President, 68000, Metropolitan Hotel. Matthew McCoy, 54 New st. Patrick Powers, 432 Pearl st. Robert T. Paine, $2400, 159 Bleecker st. OLIVER CHARLICK, Commissioner (Treasurer), 66000, James McGill, 811 3d ave. Charles H. Yallelee, $2400, 338 E 18 th st. Frederick Probst, 85 James it. 254 West 34th it. George Morritz, 29 Whitehall st. Thomas Ryan, 20% Laight st. John E. Bigley, $3400, 202 W 15th st._ HUGH GARDNER, Commissioner, 66000,141W 24th st. William Mackey, 54 New st. Thomas Reilly, 87 Cherry st. David M. Henriques, <2400, 324 Madison ave. ABRAM DURYEE, Commissioner, $6000, 3 E 38th st. Maurice L. Moriarty, 12 Wall st. John Russell, 57 Warren st. William D. A. Pearce, $2400, 300 E 73d st. JOHN R. RUSSELL, Commissioner, $6000, 844 Lexing- William Maud, Maurice Roach, 442 Greenwich st. Frederick C. Wagner, $2400, 313 E 13th st. ton ave. Edward Rigney, 123d st., near 6th ave. James A. Lyons, $2400, 333 E 4th st. GEORGE W. MATSELL, Superintendent, 66000, 232 E Maurice O'Connell, 88 Greenwich st. Nicholas A. Ryekman, 12 Bank st. David Murray, $2400, 637 6th ave. 58th st. Martin O'Bourke, 54 New st. Patrick Sullivan, 34 Rose st, - William G. Acker man, (2400, Kingsbridgc. INSPECTORS AT S3500. Michael O'MalTey, 54 New st. Cornelius Sullivan, 86 Greenwich st. Henry Bracken, 13400, Tremont. George W. Dilks, 34 W 9th st. Richard O'Connor, 39 Broadway. John J. Sullivan, 458 Greenwich st Wilhelm Braun, $2400, Morrisania. George W. Walling, 311 E 19th st. Marcus J. O'Sullivan, 54 New st. Edward Sullivan, 123 Monroe st. William T. Black, surveyor, (3000,119 E 61st st. John McDermott, 128 Thompson st. Thomas Powers, 93 Broad it. Timothy Schaffmeyer, 4 Beach st Henry Morgan, deputy surveyor, f 1S00, 647 Court st Thomas W. Thome, 306 E 25th st. John J. Pembroke, 80 Division it. George Snyder, 19 Harrison st. Brooklyn. James Pilkmgton, 16 Greenwich st. Edward Scanlon, 15 Second st. Seth C. Hawley, chief clerk, 65000, Boulevard and CLERKS. James P. Quinn, 337 E 9th st. James Sarles, 7 Commerce it. 155th it. Patrick Ryan, 19 Thames it. Corneliui Scully, 51 Monroe it. David F. Wright, 61700, 935 8th ave. Wm. H. Kipp, 1st deputy clerk, 62500, Ave. A, be- Timothy Ryan, 10 Greenwich st. James Simpson, 70 Cannon it. William H. Harvey, $1700,23s W 39th st. tween 117th and 118th st. Henry L. Rowe, 50 W 18th st. Robert L. Smith, 160 Chamber st. William Hastings, (>700, 225 W 17th st. George P. Gott, treasurer B. K., 62500, Rossell, New Jetur J. Squires, 326 W nth st James Tyrrell, 160 Chamber st Henry A. Periy, $1700, 1215 Broadway. Jersey. Patrick Scanlon, 71 Pearl st. James H. Tully, 119 Sullivan st. Chelhs D. Swain, (1700, 317 W 29th st. Charles A. St. John, property clerk, «2000, 139 St. Jeremiah Teahn, 3 Washington st. Louis M. Terhune, 280 W. 10th st. • James P. Connor, $1700,443 E 58th st. Mark'i ave., Brooklyn. Dennis F. Collins, 39 Broadway. Frederick White, 398 Greenwich st. Milton B. Edwards, #1700, 23 Abingdon sq.
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