THE CITY RECORD. OFFICIAL JOURNAL. VOL. XIX NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. NUMBER 5,590. REPUl ILICAN. First Assembly District. Io, John Martin, foreman, 173 Elizabeth at. I. Isaac M. Cubberly, canvasser, 212 Greenwich George Connelly, leisure, 191 Mott st. street. I i. Robert Kennedy, clerk, 167 Hester st. James O'Connor, boatman, 14 Moore st. M. H. Smith, cigars, 404 Broome St. 2. \Villiam J. Thornton, clerk, ioo Broad st. 12. \Vnt. II.Rooney, clerk, 53 E. I louston St. R'illiain H. Cross, clerk, 43 N. Moore st. 'Theodore C. Gillen, printer, 275 Mulberry st. 13. 3. Thomas Fox, fishntan, 309 Pearl st. Arthur T. Soudant, clerk, t46 Mulberry St. Frank 1'. Carter, fruit dealer, 20; Front st. \V. H. Brandon, driver, 65 E. Houston St. 4. Patrick Dwyer, clerk, lot \Vashington st. 14. Joseph Murphy, fitter, 242 Mulberry st. Arthur Pezold, bottle dealer, 143 Franklin at. James Cusick, fireman, 32 Spring St. 5. Philip Dwyer, railroad, 38 \Vashington st. 15. Henry Hartfield, costumer, 294 Bowery. Patrick J. Donovan, carpenter, 7 Harrison st. \\- nt. C. Hoffman, teamster, So E. Houston St. 6. John McKenzie, clerk, 38 \Vashington st. 16. \V, J. Stickle, manufacturer, 658 Broadway. John Galvin, bartender, t \Vest st. William Moore, printer, 61 I3leecker St. 7. James \V. Ford, backrnan, 150 Greenwich st. 17. Alexander Sautek, shoes, 83z Broadway. Henry Michaels, clerk, tzS Greenwich St. Edwin Pulis, agent, 69 Fourth ave. 8. Tohmas Farrell, driver, 15 Thames St. i8. Chas. H. Beech, Jr., clerk, 5o Third ave. POLICE DEPARTMENT. Thomas J. Powers, janitor, 23 Thames st, Iferman \Vitter, clerk, 122 E. iith St. 9. Henry 'Meter, cashier, 92 Wall st. 19. hloslter A. Sutherland, engineer, It3 E. i2th Samuel J. Murphy, clerk, 356 Greenwich st. .street. The Board of Police met on the iSth clay of September, 1891. io. Joseph 11. I Iickey, clerk, 143 \Vashington St. Ifenry L. Cohn, clerk, 207 Grand St. Present-Commissioners MacLean, McClave, Voorhis and Martin. John Keaveny, coachman, tot West St. 20. H. A. Brockway, clerk, t42 E. 22(1 St. ii. William S. Lane, oysterman, 146 West St. Edw. L. Chichester, teacher, Iog E. 46th at. Leave of Absence Granted. Chas. G. Prince, porter, 203 Chambers St. 21. Richard E. Stederotli, tailor, 278 Fourth ave. Patrolman Davin A. Lennon, Second Precinct, thirty clays, sick, extension. 12. L. F. G.'lirocluneyer, clerk, 170 W. l3'way. J. H. Balker, clerk, t51 E. i8th St. John O'Brien, packer, 14 Beach St. 22.'I'hos. K. Fletcher, dry goods, 286 Third ave. Reports Ordered on File. 13. William J. Chestnut, driver, 24 Beach st. Eu,itene M. 'l'rillarcl, tailor, 253 Fourth ave. Superintendent-Leaves of absence granted under Rule 154. Stephen Markham, driver, 184 Franklin St. 23. \\'illiam H. P,issel, publisher, 51 E. 2oth St. Lispector Conlin -Relative to arrest of Patrolman Frank McGarry, 'Thirty-fourth Precinct. 14. Win. I1. Grimes, stamper, 356 Greenwich st. \V. S. Brazier, janitor, 52 E. 23c1 St. Contagious disease in family of Patrolman Richard O'Hara, Fifteenth Precinct. James B, Byrne, watchman, 52 L.aight St. Death of Patrolman William H. Rhodes, Third Precinct, on i3th instant. i5. Arthur Hanley, butcher, 35 Vestry St. Fourth Assembly District. Thomas F. Sheridan, clerk, 2 Beach St. Application of Patrolman 1'atr ck Sheehan, F mirth Precinct, for advance to second grade, was I. Harris Kalut, clerk, 66 Monroe St. denied. 16. Francis O. \\'oodruff, clerk, 19 Varick St. August Schuldt, clerk, 166 Franklin St. "Thomas V. ANilson, decorator, 94 E. B'way. Applications for Civil Service Examination Referred to the Superintendent for Report. 2. Charles Berrer, painter, 57 Mnnroe St. 17. John F. O'Neill, clerk, 375 Greenwich St. Sergeant John McCarthy, Fourth Precinct. John O'Toole, clerk, 141 1Iurison St. Charles Godfre)', machinist, 328 Henry st. 3. '' John Gallagher, Fourteenth Precinct. iS. AVtu. Mcltevitt, carpenter, 12 Hubert St. John T. \yard, undertaker, iS Market St. John J.N anc)', clerk, 30 Montgomery St. Thomas Boyle, Twenty-second Precinct. Fred'I: M. Scheel, ci arntaker, 417 Green- 4. Chas. Collins, printer, 122 Madison st. Andrew J. Thomas, 'Twenty second Precinct. wich St. Hugh O'Connor, compositor, 83 'Madison St. " William Strauss, "Twenty-fourth Precinct. ig. Alexander Mavil, laborer, 259 West St. 5. James. A. \lanning, jeweler, 20 E. Broadway. " James K. Rice, Central Office. Andrew Moore, clerk, 474 Greenwich St. John J. Manning, clerk, 20 E. Broadway. John Delany, First Court. 6. Richard j. Huggarrl, carman, 5t Market St. Communications Re/erred to Committee on R.pa-rs and Supplies. Second Asse nblr District. Elmer Garan, clerk, 247 Clinton st. I. Tno. A. Sullivan, printer, 3I \Water St. 7, Peter J. \Nilson, painter, 44 Monroe St. Herzog Tileseme Co.-Relative to award of contract. Thaddeus F. Connell, agent, 13 Oak st. Philip Powers, porter, 12 Monroe St. Plumbly Steel Booth Construction Co.-Proposal to furnish voting booths. 2. Thomas F. Cornelius, plumber, 6o Cherry St. S. John Gleeson, clover, 122 Cherry st. Communications h'eferrd to the Superintendent. James Hines. clerk, 53 ()ak st. \V. J• Mahoney, driver, 158 Cherry St. 3. Martin J. Foran, varnisher, 5t7 Pearl St. 9. Daniel Uunigan, painter. 85 Market st. Patrolman William II. VanKirk, Ninth Precinct, asking permission to receive a reward of $io John F. Murphy, laborer, 8 1(ague st. John Kerrigan, printer, S5 Market st. for arrest of a deserter. 4. George J. Karrer, manufacturer, 43 Madison io. john J. McCormick, painter, 136 Cherry st. Fred C. Redfield-Complaint against Patrolman William J. Daily, Fourth Precinct. To prefer street. George W. Lawless, painter, 146 Cherry St. charges. John E. Gillick, porter, 17 Cherry st. I I. James Brvan, caulker, 347 Madison st. Communication from Edward Owens, Chief Clerk, Commissioners of Accounts, asking Election 5. Henry Brown, printer. 24 Oliver st. \Vin. Fitzpatrick, cigars, t54 E. Broadway. District Maps, was referred to the Chief Clerk to answer. Edward Cotter, metals, 61 Oliver st. 12. Joseph.McGarrick, finisher, 250 Henry St. 6. T)eni_s F. Shea, bartender, z Roosevelt St. I)avid \l. Tobin, painter, 7 Catharine slip. Communications Ord red on File. '1'. McCrorev, clerk, 434 Pearl St. 13. Daniel Kehoe, book'ltinrl.er, 94 E. Broadway. Board of Aldermen-Resolution authorizing location of station-house, etc., for Eighth Precinct, 7. Philip C. Reilly, printer, 2 Rose st. Jo,eplt Levier, student, 340 Cherry St. at Nos. 24 and 26 Macdougal street. 'I'iu othy J. Donovan, clerk, 66 Madison St. 14. Soli, 1. flyman, rtriver, iqi 1lcnry st. Fred Eisemnenger, Schenectady-Reconunendim; William Gray for appointment as Patrolman. S. Thomas J. Batterson, laborer, S Madison St. James W. Ryan, tailor, 27 Pike st. William H. Appleton, "l'rustee Riot Relief Fund-l.telative to murder of Patrolman John J. John E. Owens, printer, 501 Pearl et. t5. Marcus Jacola, merchant, 288 Madison st. Sherman, 'Twenty-sixth Precinct. Copy to be forwarded to Trustee L,aac Bell. 9. Geo. t leiger, locksmith, 196 William St. Max Newman, bo.:es, 1J9 Division st. Weekly financial statament of the Comptroller was referred to the Treasurer. Joseph Flood, clerk, 18 Oak St. 16. Robert \\'. Carus, cutter, 253 Clinton it. On reading the communication from the Counsel to the Corp,,ration relative to title to Nos. 24 lo. Samuel Marks, salesman, 52 Catharine St. James N. AWalker, truckutan, 324 Henry st. and 26 Macdougal street, and notice that northerly wall of No. 24 is a twelee-inch party-wall stand- Jo,eph F. Anderson, porter, 290 Front st. 17. James Dwyer, packer, 82 Pike st. ing elually on said lot and the lot adjoining on the north : it was I I. Alexander Van Ahtyn, compositor, 409 Paul 11 -ner, clerk, 196 Madison it. Resolved, That the Counsel to the Corporation be requested to take title, notwithstanding the Pearl st. iS. William Crcnter, clerk, Ito Henry- St. party-wall, with due consideration as to taxes to he paid. John I'. Sullivan, compositor, 432 Pearl st. George S. Gilfillan, painter, jS Rutgers St. Resolved, That Surgeon Cook be directed to take temporary charge of the Twentieth Precinct t2. 1'. F. Finn, to Doter St. 19. John Delaney, clerk, 73 Henry st. (luring the absence of Surgeon Fluhrer. John Ceragiole, leisure, 229 William St. John Walsh, painter, 56 Gouverneur St. Transfers, etc. 13. (ohn j. 1Itirplty, porter, t I Elm St. 20. John S. Morrison, compositor, 228 Madison St. Fred'Ic \\'immer, Jr., tobacconist, 46 Rose St. G. Herrmann, photographer, 39 Jefferson St. Patrolman Emil Kling, from Twenty-ninth Precinct to Fifth Court. 14. Jeremiah P. Coyne, waiter, 470 Pearl St. 21. \Cut. J. Murray, painter, 237 Cherry St. Philip Blass. from Fifth Court to Twenty-ninth Precinct. Chas. Holmes, expressman, 17 City Hall pl. Andrew J. Conncley, laborer, 32 Scantntel St. Charles 1). Eddy, from Twenty-first Precinct to Sanitary Company. 15. Michael J. ( illen, tinsmith, 67 Madison st. 22. Win . Ackennann, patternmaker, 651 Water William [lackey, Fourth Precinct to First Precinct. Henry McCaddin, undertaker, 501 Pearl st. street. John J. ilahonv, from Seventh Precinct to T\% Ifth Precinct. 16. Patrick Lynch, laborer, 474 Pearl St. Bartholomew J. Hurley, laborer, 5S Rutgers Owen Gallagher, from Twelfth Precinct to Eleventh Precinct. John Waters, painter, 132 Leonard St. street. " Edward Gallagher, Tenth Precinct, detail at Board of Education. 17. William J. Cox, trackman, 366 Pearl st. 23. Philip Cummings, fitter, t16 Henry st. Charles I). Allaire, Tenth Precinct, detail at Board of Education. Patrick 1). O'Sullivan, messenger, 148 Leon.. Mich'l R. R'elton, compositor, 36t Cherry st. Roundsinan Thomas H. Manning, First Precinct, detail as Acting Sergeant, three days. and St. 24.