Adduion.d Public Park Fund ............ ............................ 5,440 0 A merit :u, All- urn of Natural Iiistory ............ ................... . 6tq 98 Anti-toxine Fund .................................................... 6 z7 Arniory Fund ........................................................ 275 00 I t Tax Asse smenI DLtp Fund .................................... 1,549 97 Borough of Brooklyn ................................................. 3.7[7 70 Borou Ii of(1tnucn. ................................................... rr 25 Buv~ugh of Richmond ................................................ 7,461 8 Bridge Over Rot River, beta cen Boroughs -,f 51anhattan and B rue! lye . r,5o3 74 Bridge Over I'an River, between Boroughs of Jlauh:u tarn and Queens. 1,162 97 I1ridGe Over Harlan Ricer at First Aventt. ...... .... ... (53 6; Bridge Over Ila rlen, River, ( )ne hundred and Forty ~fit ih to One

Hundred and Forty-ninth Street .................................. 470 9, Itridge Over New Y,,rk and Harlem Railroad, etc ..................... 53 io Change of Grade D:unage Commission, 1sventy-third and Twenty.

fourth Wards .................................................... 1,274 83 Construction oI Private Sewer,, Roroueh of 'The Bronx ................ 33 65 Construction and Maintenance of Public Parkways .................... r.441 37 I Croton \Vater Fri ii tl ................................................. 365 25 I Croton '.,ter Rent Refunding Account .... .. ....... .... .. ..... 60 «, Department of Buildings, Boroughs of .•I.what tan and The Bt'nx-

t5pecial Fund .................................................... tgi 30 Department of Carreetiem-Building Fond ....... .................... t,or r 36 Department of Education-Maintenance of Tr:uning School........... rrt o5

935 e2 Department of Stn et Clewing-view Stock ........................... 3x5 00 Department of Water Supply, horouCh of Brooklyn ................... rz,z;a 76 I)ock Fond ............ ........ ...... .......................... 45, f:i2 07 Eastern Parkway and Buffalo Avenue, horough of Brooklyn........... 221 co

I)epartment of PuF,hc Charities-Building fond ...........................

Excise Faxes ........................................... ...... ..... 6.288 t Excise Taxes, Kings Countv ........................................ 3,9zu 59 Ext,ke Taxes. Queens County ........................ .............. I o3; o, lixtension of Riverside Drive to 13oulctard Lafayette .................. 5z gn Fire Department Fun,l-Sites, etc .................................... 7:0 97 Fund far Street and Park UPcu ings .............................. .... .;1,486 76 Jefferson Park. Improv'Iment uf ....................................... r7 55i Maintenance aryl Improvcmuu of Public Parks, Brooklyn Heights,

Borough of Hr klyn ................................. .. 12 oo 1lulberry Rend Park, Constntction o............................ ........ 55 00 New York nd Brooklyn IaiiI e ...................................... 4,31 51 New Cork Public Library Fund ........................................ r4 w New York Zoological Garden Fund ................................. 8,[47 83 Public D, ivew.ey, Constrncuon of.................................... t,oq to Raput'I'ramlt Construction Fund ....................................I ;IF.o,o co Ra,,id Tiansit Fund, \o. 2 ......................................... 17, r 02 25 Retitudirg As,essment s Paid to I• h :rror, Itornu,, of Brooklyn ......... . . . 4o 59 I Restoring and Repaving-Special Funel- L'oroug~t of alanhatum...... 3,8;6 oS Restating and Repaving-Special Fun d-t)ur ogl;h of The Bronx....... t ;o ;t Repavim;-Chapter 346, laws of tOSq... .............................. 3 6 r2 Itepavntg-Chapter 35, Laws of e8)s............ ..................... 744 r8 Repaving S rrets, B-.,ruu;in of \I ur,at tan ......................... y,6t, 45 Repaving Street:, Boron;h of The Bronx............. ................ .0.920 20

I Re„aving Streets. Cur 1 ugh o1 Brooklyn ........... ................... 5.243 50 Repaving Streets, Biro igh of Richmond .......... ........ ..... 209 68 Revenue Bond Ftmd-Compilation of Arrears of '-'axes and A.se;s- I

nte,ts, etc ....................................................... 1,zS5 z8

I:evenuc Bond Flwd-hoard of Hcaltb-Necessary Expense,, etc...... 309 94 Revenue Bond Fand-Claims ..................................... .... 1,094 oq Revenue Boml Fund-Ci,wny Ch.rk's Office ...................... .... 845 82 Revenue Bond Find-Expens,~s of Charter Revision Commission...... ztz 20 Revenue Bond Ftmd-Increased Salaries of Interpreters, King, County tso oo Revenue Boud Fund-Judgment' ....................................... zo,767 39 Rev, flue Hind Fund-Payment of Volunteer Fire Companies, Borough

of Queens ....................................... ............... t„31 to Revenue Bond Fund-Salaries of County Detectises, Kings County.... zoS ;3 Revenue Bonds, 1900 ................................................. x,790,000 00 Riverside -'ark and Drive-Co,n1lution of Consiruttion .... ........... r7o 87 School Building Fund, Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx ........• ~ o 70,570 3 School Builduig Fund, Borough of Brooklyn ........................... [31,96: co School Building Fund, Borough of Queens ............................ 25,656 no School Building Fund, I3orough of Richmond .......................... 4,850 co Street Improvement Fund .. ......................................... 36,570 15 Lnclaioi ed Salaries and Wages ......... ... .. ...... ... ... .... 308 In Viaduct at Melrose Avenue, Over New York and Hareem Railroad ....I 243 77 \Vater-main Fund, No.3 .......... ................................... 1:,027 co

so6 Water Revenue, Borough of Brooklyn ................................ 65

Brooklyn Disciplinary Training; School ................................ 59,2oo no Department of Bridges ............................................... 241 20 Department of Education ............................................ 2,00 , oo Department of Highways ............................................. 194 82

531) 42 Department of Street Cleaning ........................................ .. 225 00 Department of Water Supply ....................... P" PP Y .... ...... ....... 0 8- 57

Department of Public Charities ....................................... . ..

Fire Department ..................................................... ion os Printing, Stationery and Blank Books ................................. 139 10

tgoo. Advertisiug ........................................................ 557 no Board of Assessors .................................................. 3,816 64 hoard of Estimate and Apportionment-Expenses of ................... 5C6 65 Board of Public Impravemenes ........................................ 5,101 £9

872 91 Bureau of Licenses ................................................. 666 64 Bureau of Municipal Statistics .......................................• r,ogr 66 City Court of New York,............................................. 9,758 3o

Brooklyn Disciplinary'1"aining School ................................ . ...

City Magistrates' Courts, First Division ............................... n,266 45 City Magistrates' Courts, Second Division ............................ x4,024 92 CITY RECORD ............. ..... ... ......... ................... 1,498 -0 Civil Service of The City of New York, Expenses-of.. ... ............. 5,933 93 College of The City of New York ................................... .. '4,393 43

CITY OF Ness' YoRt,. 'rises:

Borough of Mani anion ..... Ansteu ................ =z090,51 1 15 Borough nl fire Bronx..... " ................ 167,522 49 Boroug~t of Brooklyn....... • . ................ 8to.cr9 r4 I!, iro ig,h of Queens......... '' ................ . tn,:57 F.z Borough of Richmond ..... .... ... ........ 71.3 9 72

53,255,540 12 \\ -a:er Rent:-, Borough of Brooklyn...... .' rst_n .................... 3,008 53 T ece•n tv.ni nth Ward, Sewer Asse,sntent,,

Borough of Brooklyn.. ............. " .................... 2,683 37 I'hirieth \Yard, Flagging Assessments,

Ilorou4h ,I llruoklyo ............... ................... 619 07 'I I irty-first AYard, Assessmen:b, Bon,ugh

of Brooklyn ......................... .................... 198 z5 \Vater Riot S. lio iiugh of[)ueens....... .................... r,5c4 68 Interest on Wmur Rents, Borcugh ul

Cluucns . ........................... " ............. ....... 180 5o fntere.t on '1\eenty-sixth Ward Bonds,

Borough of Brooklyn ............... " .................... 872 95

Excise 'loses: Ibrough of Manhattan..... Ililliard ............... >4., 9„ 44 1t1,inugh of Bro„klyn....... Slichell ................. 51 3 33 Borough of Richmond...... Nichol ................ 130 00

4,732 77 Arrears of '-'axes:

Borough of Slan hat iii . ... I n!on .................. c6z,o67 of Ilssrouh of l'hc h r, ,us... • • • ....... ....... t6,a8c 8z I, II„rou h of Brooklyn....... " ............ .... -4,34'- 99 Borough of (lueem ......... '` ................. I r, 38o 36 Borough of RicLmond...... " ................. a,6 ro t)

116,68[ 37 Interest on 'faxes:

Borough of Dla, hattan...... Gilon ..... ......... 55,^33 93 13„ruugh of ! lie Bronx,.... ........... ...... 1,312 71 I;orouh of Brooalyu ....... '' ................. 1,999 5 Borough of Ism-ens......... .' ................. y5 t8 Pssroos;1 (,f Richmond...... .... ............. _tom 2 24

- --- - 9,483 07 Street Improvrm end Fuld-Jannary r, 1;98

Borough of Has hathtn..... Gilon .................. 5,_,6 7 43 1 i; ,rough of The Ilronx..... " ............... . 770 8, 13ormsh of B '-i's klyn...... • . ................ 595 46 Borough of Queen,....... ...... 2 05

15,054 76 Inn rest onAssessments-Street Improvement Fund: 11orough of \lanhattan..... Uilon ................. 5266 Co Borough of Fire B,onx...... " ................. 5 14 Borough of Brooklyn....... " ................. 4 83

270 79 Finns! for Street and Park Openings:

Borough of Manhattan..... Gilon .................. 5,62 95 Borough of She Bronx..... '' ................. r6o,929 24

_..- __ - t6t,o9z ty Interest on As essmcnts-Hind fur Street and Park Openings: Borough of 1l s nll,ttan ..... GtIOn .. ..... ........... cat 53 flu rough of 'the Bronx..... ................. 2242 r8

_- _ _- 253 71 Interest on 'rrventy-si.clh ',Yard Binds,

86 24

Borough e.I Brooklyn ............... Gilon.......................

Default and Intere,t on Twenty sixth Ward Bonds, Borough of Bro 'klyn.. " ..................... 7 04

Server In.t.dlments,'1wonty-s:inth War.l, Borough of b'rool.lyn ........... .. .....................~. 66 14

Opening and Gr.,din, A.ses-ments , Thirty-first \Bard, Borough of So k

lyn ................................ " .... ...... 95 41 Interest on A,sessmenits, 11rough of

Brtoklvn ................ .......... " ...... .............. 12 92

Arrears of Water Rents, Borough of Brooklyn ............... ... ........ .....................

Interest on \P,sterRefits, Borough oh I 832 73

Brioktyri ............................1 .. ................... 73 95 V:t tvr Rents, Lung 1-land City......... .... ................ 248 76

o 1 'ater Rents, Lo ng IsLtn ci Intere u st d ... ............... .. r9 89

f Kane .................. 5591 55 Comptroller........... 6 no Whalen ............... ,o8 c6

General loud, Boroughs of I ('Brien :............... 45t CO Manhattan and The j Bugle ........... ...... 3,500 Os Bronx ................. Iralion................. 90 r7

Keating ........... ... 519 94 [lolly ................. :,695 00 Surrogates ............. 438 20

General Fund, Borough of Kane .................. 883 05 Brooklyn ............ . Nagle.................. u4 no

General Fund, Borough of. Queens .............. _. Kane ................. 6o on

General Fund, Borough of Richmond ................ " .................. 5 CO

_ ---.- 8,55 2 27 Borcughs of Manhattan and The Bronx-I Sundry Licenses ...................... 5 Roche..................... -,897 75 I)cp.tnment of Street (:leaning, B,r-1

ough. of Manhattan and Tie Bronx-1 New Stock and Plant, 'goo........... Reimhursentent ............ '25 no

Rents,zqoo ............................ ,.

i ............ Sou o0

"30

52,897,319 38

THE CITY RECORD. OFFT-CI_A L JOURNAL,

VOL. XXIX. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901. NUMBER 8,422.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

Abstract of the transactions of the Bureau of the City Chamberlain for the week ending November 30, 1900.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CHHA11BERLAIN, NEW YORK, December to, 1900.

//n. Rotsr:Rr A. VAN \VYCK, dlayor; SIR--In pursuance of section 196, charter 37S of the Late; of 1897, I have the liouor to present herewith .t report to November 30, l oo, of all moneys received by me and the amount of all warrants

Pahl by nie since November 2 1900, and tii amount remaini , the credit of the City on Novetnbei 30, 1900. Very respectfully,

PATRICK KEENAN, City Chamberlain.

I)R, 1 tIE Ct IY of NBW VoRK, in ,ttrenizE with PATRICK KE@NAN, Chamberlain, e1irLntg the -week endim .V,Zemlh'r 30, 1900.

I ~

", Nov z4o '.'I'll Additional Water Fund .............................................. 1[46,700 69 ~ I NUv Ify Balance............. ..................... ...............

CR.

............ ............ $5,185,958 66

4

314 THE CITY RECORD . FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901. -.1 ,9co ( I I tgoo. B roughs of .Manhattan and The Bronx-

Nov. 30 lo Colored Hone and Ifosp:tal ......................... ........... .... $z,F84 96 Nov. 3o fly Rents, , qo ....................... ... Refund.................... gz,583 30 (onnnissh,ner% o+ AC:nrmt..... .... .......................... ....... r 1,884 97 j Drpartrr cot of Public Charities, Bor- t'ontincrr

. sirs-('mmi,troll~ r',. t t1k .... .............................. Sq or ough of ;ltanhat tan-ti darirs, rgoo.. ' .................... 4 40

Cmu( .it ;p. nal S ,. n., Fir't I)rcis ion ............................. 5,794 9) Department of Public Charities. Bo. i C. or t of "ecial Ses.inns, Second I Div r.a.n .....

...................... x4.349 o7 t0 of .k13'n

ueens- sand

ughr\I ....................

Uri' • nmri.t , I Bnd;;c.. Itov uu,h of Slanha' tan ..... i ..,....... ...

tqo 00 .. UvptrInr,nt .f I;I i,~;;e., Borough • f I he Bronc .... ..... .......... 587 ; n Unclaimed tialartes and Wages........ 'Timmerman .. 1u7 70

r.•p:u inn ru of II idg,-, th,ro'.t h nl )tr oklvn ......................... r,ny6 tz I 4' 66 D p.' true ut o' Pu Idi gs, ltoroutr5s of \Lmhat um and The Bron.x...... :8„:7 rq

'• . ........ Bu<sey ..................... . Public School •Fcaeher~' Retirement

t ) tl.r. tm1 nt of mtmssiiit_ .., I ioir4L 01 lir r..l yit......... ?75 0., 1 i Fund ............................... .................. .. 96885 57 I o utmeut of Ilnil.:n~~., it r,'Llgh, of Q1.e4..and Rirhm„nd ......... t, 454 9'

Intestate Hs tate< ...................... Hoes......................

Administrator... •' Commissions-luhhc 07 23

1)c par tmrnt ,., f C, .rrcctwn, F„ro. i;h of Manhattan ..................... 19,739 31 67r 56 L1, paruc cat , f C. rn ctcin, flor.,u-_h •, t 11roollyn ....................... 4..;73 zo ' Rest rind and Repaving, Borough of 1), F,artmrtt of F; ht::.ann-cperlal School Punt, I 'o.,rd of I ducati n ... 7 ~co 00 At:mhatmn .... ..................... K ...... 933 00 I)ep.Irtm of of E r. cation-Spa cial School Fend, Borough.: f,.lanhattan Restoring and Repaving. Ito rough of

.utd The Brmix..... ................ ........................... [75,885 00 "1'Ire Bronx.................. ...... " ...................I 2c9 78 I), 1 art nu nt i f E,luca' ion-Spa cia! Sc''. cool Flm 1. horoogh of Bro iklyn. t. roe 00 >+trect Incum bran -e Fund, B roughs of • •-.- 'I Depar n. ft u E location-Specutl '.choiI Fund, Itorou,11 of Queens.... 20.875 00 hfanhat an and The Bronx.,,,...... Na;le ..................... i8 83 th t,.sun001 , f F:I'u•._1nL n- pena' -cb ou! Fux.'. lt. rou;h of krchviond. t 5,506 67 'upping Pipes ......................... Byrne.................... x61 00 Ilep.,r anent nt iI .J'h, Born itch of ]Ianhatt,m ......................... 36,616 z7 Dock Fund............................ :1lurphy ....- .............. 50 64 I)eparintent of H all h. I.or ough .d'1 he Irons ......................... 5,9 tz 72 1 )eparnncnt of He Ith, Borough of 13 01 L vVn . ISr58 57 r 3!z per cent. Corporate Stock t)ep;rrnnrent of H 11th for •u, h f t) a n.

• .. .. • • t o Court hou e . ue, l'tt•ent

11 •p:u inra nt.t H tlth I ,r ii ..h of ht h nn l.. .... . 8 6z 45 6

third 11'ard, Acq.:firing .. ..a.,~... Vermilye & Co......

.... D partrnent of High rys I or u.h of }f hat.tn.

.............. r;,S85 f5 'title)

„ $[47,073 8 4

Department of I ll4 h .lys, Borough of The Bros ..................... r 2,043 4; Prern uni on same............ ....... r6,zrt 92 Dcp.trtmcn •if Hiehw av-, I!urough cf Brooklyn ....................... 8,381 ;8 -__ - 163,370 711 Urpari lien! . f HegIw.tys, Hoxou;h of Q:ree is ......................... a,5z8 r8 3f,: per cant. Corporate Stock I)ep:irtnicnt of HiKbwacs, Boroudh • f Richmond ...................... 2,o4o 69 (ung'ditionai Hater Fund, Flop ,lclintCt of lot k.. flirts ugh if rite Uron z ................... ...... 9,553 56 City of N w Y, rk) ......... Vermilye & Co ...... s:oo,000 0c, I)epartnurt of Pak Fun•ugh of Brooklyn and Queers ............... o,75z 28 Prennum on same............ ...... 35,.85 on Departm<r t off rblr' Boitdiii. s. lighting and Supplies, Boroughs of - . - -- -- ;35,885 co

Manhattan .ind The Br o .................... ...... ..... ... ;0,891 12 33_ per c ,n'.Corpotate Stock Department of 1 ., rL. , B rou. It of M.nnhott.r .utd Richmond.......... 9.4:7 24 (New Fist Ricer Bridge Beg rnnenl ut Public IS 3 ding., Lighting and ru ppltes, Ii, n-ou~h of I Fund) .......... Vermilye & Co...... f oo,oco no

l;rookl\ n ........................ ... ....... ................... 6:.,' 65 76 Premium on -ante..... ...... ....... 55,385 00 Department of Public Ik'i!ding-, Lighting and aupplies, Borough of --- 555,385 00

Queens .......................................................... 3,045 67 3. 045 3:4 Per cc t. Corporate Stock Deportment of Public C'iaru{es, B.uoughs of )L.nhattan and I he 11ronx. 95 ,School Build'ng Fund, Bor- Departmain of tt,btji. Charing., It ,'ntigh, rt tir..oktyn an I Queen...... 2,224 zt ou_h of lirco'-lyn)......... Verntilye & Co...... 5600,con 00 Inc; :vttnent apt Public Chat ti.'-, Ho nruh of Rtrbmo.,d ................ rt2 00 Premium in same............ ̀• ...... (6,462 00 Dep:.rtmerrt of Seater., nor.u);h ut Manhattan ......................... lit 5„09 ;g ----- 666,469 00 Urpar totem Ot 'e0 ore. Bnrcugh of I'he Bronx ......................... ;.o8t 37 3!; tier cent. C 'rporate Stock, I part tutu' of S„ ice ns, h n,u_h of Br,irklyn ..........................

r ,.0.6 52 (Elect u t h Ward Park Fund, Vermil ye & Co...... yz,000,00u co

lttr.. tnent i I oc SI Cr I rt oh f Oaeon< ....................... .... _,y7 r o3 II Premium an some ............1 ...... 22x,540 co 1)eparttnc'it i t •' er, Borough • f liiehntond .. ........ ..... ...... t,00' 37 - 2,221,540 00 U p.lrnnenr it1 Strict Cloanni. Uoriiuzhs iii M11 cnh [t rand The Bronx. 81:94 39 per cent. Corporate Sack 1)epartm of t ..re Lien, :n ig, Pr r u h if Pr.: k1 ............... 2g,r8, r2 4 Public I'ork','I'sw'elfth 1Vard, Department of 'trot Cleani g, Ii,rott h f V« n ..... ....... 1,oz 7! One Hundred and 1;Lve•rth D• ,..rnnvnt of '0 rae t Ll, an mg, Ho rot, h t f Rich niond ................. t7 ab and One liw dyed and F our- Lteparn4eot of 1 sxcs and A>s••.,ments...... ...... .. . .... 27,6,7 87 teenth Streets, etc.)........ Vermilye & Co ...... $8'6,886 30 I t._partment of \V.it•:r Supply, B.•rouchs of Manhattan .ind The Bronx. :9,009 33 L, Premium on saute............ ...... 96,240 40 1) F'rttt rot of A t' r Sul p v Bi rough or F n klvn ....... .......... 7,111 r9 985.1 z6 70 DiP.1 rtliii it of 4 or pp')' . liar: ut;tt - it Qua ens ..................... .840 70 3)z PC r ceut. l •o porat•• Mock I 11 itncimcin of \11u r Supply, B rou.h • f R chmond ................... of9 37 (t ha rise of l)rade U.tmage Llec Lion F:ap- n-i .... ..................... ............. ......... 2,244 E Com mi,-con, Twet, to third Fx.Olhi'Or,; B,,;rrd ,.f Pl.: otter., .................... ................. 278 -,3 and •I-wcnty-fortrth Wards). Vermilyc & Co ...... f250,n --0 00 Fire Department. G rou_1.- t Manhattan and the Bi oux ............. x90,521 14 Premium on same............, ..... 27,(92 50 FI;re Department. l:crou::b..4 Hr ooklyn one Q teens ................... 142.143 97 --_ __- 277,691 50 Inspector and Scales c of 1YcVtiho :mti Mein.ore. ..... ................. e,z-o o • 314' per cent. Corporate Stock interest:. n the Citv Debt ............................................. (4.055 'z5 (oeho'1 Building Fund, Bor- ,;t r.'st on kevenut Bond. ........................................... 44t°7 25 ough of Q teens)........... Vermil ye \ Co ...... a5o,'o, oo

L,:ow I tcpartm, nl ..................................................... :8,37e 45 Premium on - ame............ ...... 16,6[5 5o I. na 1-land Loilege Hospital ......................................... 35 6o r 36,615 50 low 'N..ternity .......... .... ..................................... tc8 76 314 per cent. Corporate Stock \tatet'ony of he Lo.ig lcl.tn l College Hespi al .L ..... ................. 74 76 holdies and t' if rrs' Jlem- tli,tion at the lmma~ulate Virgin .................................... 5,934 85 orial Arc: r Fund).......... Vermi.ye :L Co ...... ¢zoo, coo 00 .\irssionary S,-t'rs, 'I hire Order , f St. Francis .... ................... 7,733 20 Premium on saute............ ...... 22,254 co Slant pal assemble au,i t_ity Clerk ............ ................... 16,'67 94 222,154 on

`8,583 94 3?.( pe- Stock p y ~

iet

the Reu~t of Ku and l'n led.. • •, .e" 1, rk net } ~ f PP uspool

H and 11r the i`n of Fins) pp- _ i'eda .... ri pled.

• •~ z,vro q5 York (yew fork Zoulog~cal Gar- e

P<ur gtired H

............................ 6;4 80 den Fuod) ................. Vertnilye & Co,..... $5',000 on

-Normal College. .......................... 25.057 86 Premium on saute............ .' ...... 5,538 50 I) [idiot trp .an Hon. .......................'....... , .................. 4e zq 55,138 50 P, 'I cc S:ati u-houses-Rmts ......................................... 3o co 3 per cent. Corporate Stock Prc,it'ent. Bon u,h of SI_i. I nttan ..................................... 953 32 's ow York L.:nlogrcal Gar- President, lior. ugh of Tr.e Bru:rx.. ................................... 953 a 'I den Fund ................. Eugene Li tauer..... 5 o o;o 00 Pre.i-icnt, Uorough at Queens ........................................ to8 33 ~, Premium ou same..........,. ..... 5.625 00 Printing, St )tier)' .,id Clunk Il. ok. .. ......................... .... 2x,674 21 ._ - --' 55,625 00 Pua'tyc L. Scary. Hi toirgh of 6rco,lyu ................................. z6 it 3 per cent. Corporate S ek

(Silver Like h r u.-h I Real Estate, F:xp„nse- ,.. L ............................ ..I. .......... Redemption of rut Uy Debt ........................................

83 055 3,000

Patk, if

Richm.md - Estzbbsb-1 R.. nt. ... ..........................................................

00 ........... Allen, SariS & Co... $3o 000 00

03 a fie.-Cha:::berlain's U ur_....................................... 9,583 30 Premium on son-............ I " ... 275 10 .'I it.os;rnd C ontin,,enci«s-Mayiir's Office . .......................... 0.9 4 ;9 30,275 10

Saline -Dep.a meat of Flnam'e ...................................... 55.20! 51~

3 per cent. Corporate Stock) larie, ,rid top not of Giro, cr-, Be! ough art \tar. hattan ............. 4,5x6 F4 . (American Museum of Nat-

. are ; .nd F,x lc ns.'5 of Cot:Leers, But mtgh r.I Brunk I vn ............... 2,491 6o : ma! Hrsu ry-Alteration<,t S.rlsic[es and Ex :en see . f L.or000r., lioruugh of i hieens ............. . 1,624 99 etc.) ........................ Com'rs Sinking Fund. $5o,aco 00 bal,,:i.s- ,ene al fruit r,.retcrr, Bor.'ugh of Br', .................. :klyn 1,2oo Cu Se on Ho- ttal, Cuv , t -New t, rk......... 2,112 6o

3 p.r pcent. Cr, unite to Ii De pa t t en[ of St eet Clean-.

>heltenng : irm. \cr-erv. I; ro.tgh or Brook yn ....................... 215 86 ng, B'rough of Queens-~i Sr. C.it, arinr'- H ,a itsd .............................................. 1,302 8o New 5 ock, etc.l.... ....1 " 25,000 co ti., _hnsrophar s Ho-petal Cyr !;abi-s ...... ............................ 21, ti n 3 per cent. I -or. orate Stockl St. ElIzabct .'s L:uu,trul d.hoer ...................................... 210 00 (Be artment ut Street Clean- tt.lan;e~' H...oe ..................................................... 1,16, 86 togs B r:'ugh of Ric.rmond- 1t..Slalnchr s H me .................................................. 5• f8 29 New -t, rck, etc.).........., .. 25,000 00 r.t. )Lchae 't o. r.e ...... ............................................ a,z78 00 3 per ce it. Corporate Mick t•t. 3- incent's Hos.ital, City of New Sa rs .............................. 1,5x6 oo :Sk.tt- and k; If Ho e, Van. R"a.hingtun Square Hume for Fr.endle , girls ......................... 345 14 Crirtlaudt Park-Eisen-ion

of) ....... ........ ..... .a 10,100 00

Sw e I ork Ci'otzt;. 3 per cent. Corporate Stock, Armor es and Ur l , :ms-\i'a0es, etc .... .. 4. 5 o 0o Armory Fund1,"..........I (Armory 21,063 49 Loin' -toner f juror -s I oust C!e k.. ...............................................

2,824 96 -__ _-_ 131,01' 3 49 7,-9 a 85 3 per tent. S1 ecial Revenue Bondi

Urstrtcr Attorney .............. ........... ....................... 20,245 25 (Revenue Bong Fu d-Jttdgmetit'...I Contnnssioner. Sinking Fund' Ic0,0 0 o0 I re,•_nr.uon u' Yubltc Records, Surr'ig rtes' Office ......... ........... 9z; co Revenue Bon 1 Fund-Payment of Preen atoll of Public kec„rda. L.•:+uta Clarks Uttia.e ................ 1,172 88 Claims of Volunteer Firemen, Torn Rent, ............................................ 400 co of F•~athesh, , te.................. .. `• x53 00 7F.eriff .............................................................. 9,092 98 Arrears of Lace.. 1098, etc............. (,icon ..................... 33 053 56 Special Cumnisaom,r of lurers ........... ............................ t 5o Interest on "f:«ec, 1898, etc .......... ..................... 0,545 64 supreme Co;: rt, First Ltop.rrm_nt ........ ........................ ....' 55 399 E7 Street Improvement Fund-June r5, Surrgates C,.. urt,....... .................... ........................ 12.333 17 .... .................. ............ x586.......... . ......... 34,026 or

Interest on A-.se'.-meets-htreet Im- h7n~s County. provemcn[ Fund................... ...... •• ............... 6,61 79

Commissioner of Jurors ...................... .... .... .. .............. 2,324 99 Fund for -treer and Park Openings....' .... ........ ......... 92,115 rr Commission rot Record, ............................................. 7,857 44 Harlem liver Inrprov, intuit Fund..... •` ................... .. 234 33 County Clerl..................... .................................... 250 oo Interest on As., sstrtents - Fun•.l for, C nmth Court ....................... B,v44 05 Street and P.,rk Opening............. 8,6F.6 tg County 1)'t_. tive:.. .......................~ ....... rzg co .• 29; 50 G ua 7 Interl,rrter ......................... .......... ........... ... too eo

Charges on Arrears of Assessment ....I ................... ,. \Vat, $-meter Fwnl, So x.......... ............ I... 47 24

474 0' : ...... L.a,a Lihr.,r) in Bro zklyn ........................................... . I ........... I......... I ........- c8 ;g8 .t.... Street andy Street i One Flundr..

7 rz

z,z9¢ 65 5

Vi..duct .... ........i .. ....... 8 26 kegis

p

;cr ......................................... .............. .....

cuts ...................... . .................... .............

P imeor z i t 30 owns o1 Westchester- .. ........ ............. rzr 83

4..

Supreme Court, Sec D,- artmenr ............................ 3,149 94 L

s

In er on'

IAesesstens ........ ,. .....................

rases ao s..... Biro eg.arc s Court ............ .................................... t4.54+ 41 53 04 ............................................ Ireas..r-r .......... .... x.424 98

lntere-t on W. 1a it.. • t ..

...................... ....

Towns of Westchester-Fee-, etc.....' ° ..................... r co

[~.i •.,e li,tn+ty. Borough of Brooklyn- Cnrnmis.i:-,nor of Jurors .............................................. 27 85 "~.

New York and Brooklyn Brid e. ....,. 6hea .... ............ Y g ..... 984 35 ............ C,uniy Co:art ............... .... .................. ..... rr 48 Water Rents .................. Tate ...................... q:6;t 4. Pr. hung, St:,nuu ery and Blank ho k ................................ 095 90 Sundry Licenses.............. Jordan .................... 973 75 Sheriff .............................................................. 713 31

..II Keatin

F ands Ladd Late ..own ol 575 4 o

5 esot in g

..............Keating

/Z!c-h»:nrxd eiuen.,y. lummisof jurors -toner ............................................. ..... ..... 325 00 ents.

(,ravesend-House Rents........... O'Brien,....... 17 00

and our ................................... 323

t5 on '' ....... .. .................. Arrears of Taxes, to Gilon 97.

..••••. 4,521 15

County Curt Surrogate's C IhstrictAttorney .............................................. ...... 416 65

At of Taxes, t8g6, etc ............. ............. Interest on Taxes.............. ...-.........

...... .. 2,z7o 6-, 0,096 55

PunuoK i ntatiun:ry:end Blank t5o ~k: ............ ..................... 194 08 .••. ds Interest on Twentysrxth Ward Bonds, R slits .......................... ..................... I...... ...... 5co 00 •' ........... .I , z ro •: Cher ff .................................. ""'• ••••••••••••"""•••• 938 01

...... s .. n .T.;ens.,.:... ........ rfa7,. and

Default and Interest on Tn'en:}•-sixth .............I __._ f1,742,332 17 Ward Bonds, t8 6

Eighth Ward lmprovement Fund...... ... ................. 2,589 to $4.639,651 55 Sews Installments, Twenty-sixth

Ward .............................. ̀• .... ................ 5,0'3 35 Flagging Tax, Assessments, Thirtieth

Ward, 1897 ............. ........... " . 6 30 Flag_ing Tax, Assessments, Thirtieth ,. Ward. t896, etc ................s.,,, " ..................... 24 68

Twenty-sixth Ward-Street Improve- ment Fund .........................I

., ........... ........ 557 01 Sewerage Fund ....................... ..................... 2,a32 58

Assessment Fund ..................... .......... ,.......... 844 77 Opening and Grading Assessment', Thirtieth Ward, 2896, etc.......... " ............. ........ 3 39

Opening and Grading Assessments, _.. Ward. 2897 ,.... 94 Be

Assessments.

Opening and Grading Assessments,

pet im and

Thirty-first Ward, r89 b, etc......... ",

i;

.......•............ 194 50

Improvements, Town of New Lots.... 102 34 Improvement-, Town of Grave-end.... 199 65 Interest on Assessments.............

..

Opening and Widening Streets........

...•......•..•••..• :.I r,c85 39

Il 553 93

F'RIDAY, JANUARY 18, I901. THE CITY RECORD. 31 5

r oo. i lgoo. Borough of Brooklyn— Nov. 3o Nov. -o By Interest on As.cssments—Opening and

Widening streets ................... Gilon......... Sao 40 Advertising Sale....... ............... ....... .... ...... ... 33 w Arrear, of Water Rents, e8y7, etc..... •• .... ....... .. .. ... 747 35 Interest on Water Rents, 1897, etc..... .....................~ 076 96

- i Borough of Queens— Sundry Licenses ...................... Flanagan.................. 8 oo Restoring and Repaving .............. Keating.................... 170 00 Long and City : oo

............... Taxes............ Cilnn ...................... 3,756 56 I(̀ Interest on Taxes .................. 792 83 Water Rents......... .............. ....................

'•

..................... 7. 37

Interest on Water Rents ............ 17 45 Newtown: Town Taxes ........................ .....................I 368 59 Sghooi'Paxes ....................... .. .....................; .55 a6 Light Taxes ......................... ..................

I 8 50

! Interest on Taxes. .................. " ......... ........... 125 Sr Flushing : Town 'Taxes ........................ 7 93 School 'Faxes....................... ::

................... .. 7 00 Interest on Faxes ................... .. ................ .. 4 t6 Village Taxes ...................... " ................. ...' 6 84 Interest on Village Taxes ........... .......... .. z 38

Jamaica: Town Taxes ........................ ............. .......I zz8 oz.

ji School Taxes ....................... .. .....................'. 109 70 Road Tax s ......... .............. .. .................... t8 as Water Taxes ....................... " ..................... 2 47 Health 'loses....................... , ............... .... .. z 93 Light faxes ........................ Interest on Taxes ......... .........

.....................I .. ....................

17 51 67 r

lanescanes ...................... .. .. .. ...... ......... 132 32 Intceest on Village Taxes........... ...... .............. 63 54

Rtcnmon) Hill 1 Village I axe ....................... ................... ... 4 45 Interest on Village 'faxes........... " ..................... 16z

\Voo.lhav' n : Water faxes ... .................... " ..................... r, 85 Light Taxes ........................ .. ..................... 37 7.3 Interest on Taxes ................... .. .... ................ 8 29

Far Ruckaw:ev : Taxes........... 1 23 Interest on Taxes .................. , ..................... r9 97

Coll ge Poont: l•.,xes .............. .......... ..... 5 t8 I nterest of 'I'a xes ... ........ ...... .................... 1 99 Water Rents .................. I' Interest on W:rter Re its............ ..................... ................... 29

H cmpste .d 'Iowa lazes ......................... ..................... 31 19 Scho.,l Taxes ............. " ..................... 2 8e Wa or 'laser ....................... .. .... ..... ... ...... .. q6 31 Road 'rases ........................ .. .................... 5 84 Light Taxes ........................ ........... 6 8o File faxes. ......................... " ..................... 2 8, 51. in ten:mce Fire Department-

into -rose un Taxes ................... ..................... 32 25 Borough of Richmond— Sundry Licenses ...................... McCabe ................... 4 00 We:or Rents......................... Dalton................... 5 38 State, I Own and County faxes:

NorlhfiJd ........... .) 25 Boutlefi,rid .......................... " ..................... 158 71 Wesllield ............. .... 3z 45 Middletown ........................ ..................... 367 15 i:astletary .............. .......... .. .............. ....... t55 :z

Vil'agec faxes: Eugcxater ......................... .. ..................... z56 -'{ New Briehtnl . ......... .......... ..................... 107 7;

Road eases, Town of \Vcstlield....... '' .... ............... 2 00 i,iinp "fazes, Vlltage of RLigewaler .... . . ........ 76 48

•, Lamp 'fi,ce., Village of New Ibirlcton. '' ..................... a So Water T:)xrs, Vill,,ige ofEdgeerater.... '' ..................... 64 38 School Taxes. aei Districts ............. ..................... rda o; Interest on Faxes ..................... ..................... 444 59 Assessments for Local Improvement,,

Village .1 E''gewater ............... " ..................... 287 30 Asses-nlotita for local Iolpro-u—ils,

Village of New lSri„htun ............ ..................... ...... ............ ix 8z lIjiere",t on As=,.-smo nt, .................... IS 35

Balance............ ......... i ............ =c., 4,o.3zrr 6z —_._ $9,244,013 51

5,127.972 27 415.,09,372 17

--- November 30, tgoo. By Rasa .— ................................. ............................... $10,940,320 6-̂

1':\1h1CK hhl?\:tN, City Chamberlain. E. & U. F. F. \V, Srtint Bookkeeper,

TILE COMMISSIONERS OF TILE SINKING FUNDS 01' THE CITY OF NEW lORK, in rzccort

SINKI\ti FUN,, FOR 1'I[E Rg.0FAti'Tb,N OF THIS.

C1'1Y DEBT.

By Ilaiirvec as per last ac-1

1900

De CK. Nov. 24

count current........... .. ..................... ............ $1,736,6..1 87

•' 30 Assessment Fund........ Gilon ................. 40 52 Street Improvement Fund " .... ............ 9 54

i Sundry Licenses, Borough' of Manhattan.......... . Roche...... $1,145 75

Sundry Licenses, Borough of Brooklyn ............. Jordan...... 120 00

Sundry Licenses, Borough) of Queens ............ . Flanagan ... 6 00

Market Rents and Fees,, 1,271 75

it wit/[ PATRICK KEENAN, C/itnthc'rlzin, for amt drtrin 1/ice week ,ue,irra/ A~)t'rmbr•r 30, 1900.

Slstnsc Pcvu FOR 'InF Sisetsir Foso, REDEMPlIoN Si.rtxc Fcxn, SlsKlxc Fu,\n, Is.' 1. r F:1.itVi No. z. ('111' oi' Ek;)Gl;Llx. Cur I F Now rneR.

ON THE COV DEDT.

. ... Do.. ..

CH. Dk t. k. I)K. CI'. Do.

... Co. 91,040,767 13 ............ $71t,c,8 or ............ $4e,o3z 52 ............ ...

Ili

Borough of Manhattan. O'Brien .... $5,270 24 Market Rents and Fees,!

Borough of Brooklyn..) .1 . • •. 374 00

Market Char Rents, Bor- ough of Mrinhattan..... O'Brien ................

Sale of Real Estate........ " ....-.......•..

Railroad Franchise....... i . • • • • • i

Dock and Slip Rents, Bor- oughs of Manhattan and The Bronx............. Murphy.... $19'773 8z

Dock and Slip Rents, Bor-

ough of Brooklyn....... .... .66 76 Deck and Slip Rents, Bor-

ough of Queens ........iI .... ro co

Street Vaults ............. Keating...............

Arrears on Craton Water

Rents .................. Austen................ Arrears on Croton Water

Rents, City of New York ................... Oilon ............. .....

Interest on Croton Water Rents, City of New York ... ., .................

Arrears on Croton Water Rents, 1897, etc...... "

.. ................. Interest on Croton Water

Ken's, 1897, etc........ " ................. Croton Water Rents and

Penalties ............... Byrne .................

House Rents, Borough of;, O'Brien .... $3,628 66 Manhattan ............

House Rents, Borough of " .... 204 5c

Brooklyn .............. ---

Ground Rents, Borough of Manhattan ............. O'Brien. ..............

Interest on Bond and

Mortgage .............. '• ............... Court Fees and Fines,

Borough of Brooklyn... Kerrigan ........... ...

_,644 24

440 00 aj -

7,846 70

19.950 58 1 423 98'

.......... .. I 35,722 it

4-0.324 78

1,636 10

132 44

1,123 co

236 36

3',589 44

:,833 r6

531 aa

30 00

56,696 n8

-16 THE CITY RECORD FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, IC)OI.

vIOKINC Pt'\u FOR III: St\Ktsc FUND FOR rtt r: SlastNc l i st, KEUrnlrrios Sisci vc Ft Ft ND, Rein 5111110, nr THE Pal' >i, Hr nr IxrEltes'r

No. n. City out llinnl I,NN. Cali Iii New YORK. CITY DIRT, nN ruE Cray DHUr.

Nov.3- BySInking Fund—City I+1 Its CH. 1)It. Co, 1)R. CR. 1)it. Cs. ]11:, t.H. Brook lvii :

Prospect Park Improve-' meat ........... I ...... Gil°n ..................

`43 95 Intere,t on Prospect Park U Improvement .......... „ ................. z 3 o3

-- - . . ............ ............ .... •. • .. • • •

542778 Co Sinking Fund — Redemp-

til+n ................... ....................... ............ jz35.o63 49 Sinking Fund—Redenip.

tinNi,. 2 .............. ....................... ...... ..... ............ ............ .057,4,3.4. ............ 6153 00 Balances c . ~..... 5555... 5555..... ....... •• x•537 59

__—_—

5555...... 4x,n,i7,4f3 41 5555... .. 7x [5495 01 . 5555. $4°,460 30 ~I

51,772,323t8 St,7;=„.i3 r8 51,097,163 4t $1,097,463 41 1711,648 cx $7t,,645 Of 530,460 30 $40,460 30 ,.

November 30, 1900. By Balance ............................... ............ ............ $1,537,159 (9 ............ 5x,097,463 41 ............ *71r,49i at ............ 840,46o 30 ...,........ ............

1''. & 0. E., F. W. SMITH, Bookkeeper. PATRICK KEENAN, City Chamberlain.

Dc. THE CITY or Nt'.'v V'oRK, in amount with PATRICK IKIE:ENAN, Ch,znrlr•rizin, drrrin, the week emlin, ic'cmlier ,~o, 1900, CR.

1900, I x.00

Nov. ;o To Interest Registered ................................................................ 55i sn 50 Nov.z4 by Itala"c.. ...... .,............................................................ ̀53.;4'' 47

- Balance ............................................................................ 1. 8•.057 84 ., 30 ! Iuterrst Registere I........ 3',5 8 87

......................................................•.. z

59,,869 34 51,869 34

November 30, 1900. by Balance .................................................................. {86.057 84 E. & O. E., F. \V. SMITH, Bt+okkeeper. PATRICK KEENAN, City Chanvlierlaln.

i, R. TIlE CITY of NEW' YORK, ill aeiowrt With P: TRICK KEENAAN, Chamberlain, Burin,, the week ending 11'tr'umb r 30, 1900. Cit.

1900. 1900, N~,v. 3~ T \Citnea_ Fce_ n Witness . . ................... I...................... .. ... .............. 5555.. $113 z.,

Nov.: I; Balance........................... ................

{ y ............................... z,r 8 6; & 9 Ralance ............................................. ............................... x,89.5 43

.a,tgS c3 pz,198 f,;

- --November 30, 1000. BY llal, 1 r. c ....... ..... ........ ......... ......... ......... ............. 51.5

E. & O. E., F. W. SMITH, Bookkeeper. PA'I'R:ICK KEENAN, City Chamberlarr.

I)R. THE CITY or NEW YORK, in aCrorrnI with PATRICK KEENAN, Chamberlain, dorm,, the week ending _Aimembc•r 30, 1900. Cc.

1900, 1900. Nov. 3o To Jury Fees ........................................ ............................... ..' =;s4: oz Nov,.q Ity f;alance...........,............................... ............................... 822,309 c

Balance ............................................. ............................... x8,467 00

-en bar ao, tgoo. by I ,I..ii e...... .. .............. ...... ....... .......... ........ ... 5x8 4' 7 E. S O. E., F. W. SMITH, Bookkeeper. 1511 RICK KEENAN, City Chamberlain.

DLEPAK"I'.5eINNT OF PARKS.

l iii R4i1ar, lit 11)6[6: 23, lcoo—AIIJOl RN}.o AII<ICrl\u, II ,t, Si,

Present—Commissioners Clausen (President), \foebus, Brower. A representative of the Comptroller being prr<ent, and the meeting upon t'' the public, the eslini2te-box vvas e pene+l and all the e5t4M71c ' I,i I °' '' -. icy cICed, in put,uancc of +hlly pti! It -he, l

advertisement, were opened and read, as follows

Fur Grading. Paz ink' anti In,frl'cing E.t-zslbt h',•,rds Er,'nr Ilia Lo;' /Gisd .11aesion (;ate to Bte,ck1t' .Sir,-it, and to ant Au00-s the Filue Bridge, C,'nneclin. z,',th Imfor'e,t Read .A',t- the Fo!linira1 .11r,+5isrrr ill Bnw.r !'a ,-k, in The City of _10;, I•ork, Wori'z,i,rtr of 71ie 10d+n.1.

J oH' H. Dr•.t I_I.,. CH,SCLE.. I.. Di; t. WUl.I.TA\I G. "loin5EI'A\V .~” W1, I.!A`t H. ( )'H Elt\' & PETER HHAsi't- t'HE 1,!Hs J. I I:%IN'I I. F 1:55150, Wit rH Zt s -k.,,.. 11Kv iii,', 1`:, nour, JR. Lost )`A'.t'.

Ii Es's. Q"ANTiTIEO.

° Price. Am„unt, Price .\mount. Price. A!uiounn. Price. Amount. Price. Amount. Price. Amnon. Price. Amount. Price. Ate,, mt.

r t- arth excay.-,rion ...... 5 5 .......... .. .o cu''',ic Lards, S, 30 5300 o° So 40 5400 oa 5° 6i $6oc, „o -o gout o:, Fo 35 £350 00 50 09 61', Na 14 50,140 o o•, 50 40 94cc

5555. -• Rock excava'ion ............. .c, •• x co 2.30° uo t i5 3,105 a, t ;u 3,4:0 005:, 1 40 3,220 0o 1 25 2,875 00 t 2,p o co ~ -9 z 1 u co 0,185 i,, 4 4A 95 ~

Fi:;ing furnished in pia-....... .... 6i', •• as r-_o 00 xo 6o no 5o no o:, 1 60 oo 35 zw to' co 480 00 2 14 1,184 00 51 3,01

Road basins buiE com lete......... 4 P x? ;.g oo q2.. oo qo 03 qFo 00 30 00 3E0 co 35 co 420 00 j uo ' qzo cu 35 on qao w 61 00 732 oo ' 35 oo qao aw

j Six 6) inch vitrified stones are I

dram pipe laid................i -~,olinear'eet. 3° 9o co Co r8o 00 ;0 6_ oe 35 105 I!

25 75 75 225 00 1 00 30000 50 150 a:

6 Twelve to inch vitrified >t•. no' 1 c 50 t-o co 8o ware d,ain p pct laid -

o 5 240 o 4 o «, 1 goo 00 I ,.• 18" 00 So 150 c, : 00 30) oo t 05 375 00; yo 275 c..

7 E5.5gbtecrr 13, pip laid. .. . ..._. I t_5 .• 1 a 154 :5 z oo

wore Bra n pipe laid. 5555 ....1 So o) 2 00 1,50 co 2 q 3x2 5

~ - 1 co 124 co 1 5o 187 50 1 75 2 1 8 75 z oo 25s

8 C b lesions gutters ...............'o -quale Yards. 40 t^-, CO 5o 150 m =5, 150 co 35 105 co r ..,o 300 co 41 120 00 40 1211 00 40 110

t Telford macadam patent,. nt ....... it,,," .. 83 nl, .5y ., F_ 1-.3311 6" 7E 1,238,56 8., 9,724 8o r oo 12,, 6 co oo 10,940 41' 65 7,901 411 72 8„52

Total ................... .............. ..... ...... .13.77. 7.. ...... <I;,1,7 .. ...... :'. 470t = 5555.. 5 4 4 7 3 .....0 - -r1I .' 5555.. 66'5,,,5, yo ...... S17,993 15 ...... 512,847 ,

F,tr Fist nishiug ail labor unit 1111 .lfaterials fm' C'nsil lrettn/' Comp/ Ye a Slate anti Goif I/onz e 21 the Comptroller for his approval of the soretit-s thenvu. and toheu so :1pprot rd, that CI flit for l'an Coiya,tdl Lake, iii, C11/anal lark, i,r LIie City' of _1::r lark— bb,0nk %:,<° I the 'socks be entered into by the Departnicnt.

Prp, • Which u as adopted 1,o the follov%ing vote Ayes— Commissioners (•lausen, doctbus, Brower-3. On motion, at 31.40 A. 51., the Poarrt adjourned.

WILLIS MOLLY, Seczrlury. 'i' Ltuuexs. A',:'c.<'s.

W.11iam H. Wrig!.t d: goo ............. ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,„..,,,,,,.,.,.,,.......,....,. ., .... 5x8,90.0 ~. ,I i DEPARTMENT OF 1':1RKS.

William Henderson ......................... ..................................... .............. tF,qu3 00 1'1IFRSUAY, DECE\IIII.R 20, I[Joo—ADJUGRNED MF•E'rINl;, II A. 11.

John R. Sheehan ......... ............................. . ................. .. ............ ..... 19,83. r,O Present— Commissioners Clausen (President), Moebus, Brower. Ryan & 31cF'erran ............................................... ........................... .... xQ,e~t co The minutes of the previous Meeting were read and approved.

•l Ine Tnllutn'illg cohttlttnications were received James Fay . .................................... .. _.. _..... ............................... _0,84, 'i- Front the Clerk of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, forwarding copies of resolution,

William, & Gerstle........... .......... • •....., ,,18q; ~~o l "affecting this Depasne,i I. as follows : .. ”' "' """ """" """ ""' ""' let. Authorizing a bond issue for $2,850,000 for the erection of the building of the New Yuck

Public library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations.

•Clte minutes of the previous meeting sic-re lead and approved. 2d. Authorizing a bond issue of $64,00D for aving with asphalt the roadway of \sect Eighty-

I sixth street. A communication teas received from the Cleric of the ],oar,l of Estitsoatno an'! Apporti,taato-nI, I 3d. Authorizing a bond issue for $100,000 under chapter 14, Laws of Igoo, for the equipment,

transmitting copies of res, dutions atl' pted by said Puard : etc,, of he Metropulitan Museum of Art. Filed. Ist. Directing the initiation of proceeding, for acquiring title to certain lands for extending From R. II. Hunt, Architect

High Bridge Park. 1st. Reporting a Lillie statement on the contract for plumbing work, etc., for the new east 2d. Approving plan for the improvement of Manhattan square and authorizing a bond issue I wino of the \Ietrupolitan \Iuxmn of Art, and recommending that all penalty for overtime lie

of $36,oco to carry out the work. I remitted on account of delays not due to fault on the part of the contractor. 3d. I'raissferrin'g the 011m of $2,533. made up from balances of several approl.riations. to the Commi'sioner Clausen offered the follo,ciug :

appropriation for '• Labt,r. Maintenance and 5upplie=, It ,roughs of Manhattan an,l llichsnti,rrd," I Resolved. That, in accordance with the recommendation of the Architect, the penalty lot- for the current year. ' excess of time in the completion of the plumbing work under contract with the \\'ells S Newton

411. Atithoriotnu a bond issue if 572,000 for itnprr,t ing L'ronx and J's-lh:un Park say in Bronx i Company, in connection with the new east wing and extension of the Metropolitan Museum of Park, I3 ,rough of The IRonx. , Art, be and the same hereby is remitted on account of delays in the work not due to fault on the

Filed. I part of the contractor. Commissioner bloelus offered the following : I Which was adopted by the following vote Resolved. That the proposal, (tithe lowest formal binders this day received be forwarded to I Ayes—Commissioner, Clausen, Moebus, Brower-3.

FRIDAY, JANUARY I8, I90I. THE CITY RECORD . 3 1 7

2d. Recommendingg an extension of time oil the contract of the United Engineering and sidered, to be published in the CITY RECORD for at least ter days continuously, exclusive o Contracting Company for electrical work in the new museum wing. Sundays and legal holidays, prior to the 9th clay of Janttry, Igor ; and

Commissioner Clausen offered the f,llowin Resolved, That the iinte stipulated for the completion of work under contract with the United

Whereas, It appears from the affidavit of the Supervisor of the City Record that the aforesaid resolutions and notice have been published in the CITY Recuko for ten days continu-

Engineeiing and Contracting Company for electrical work, etc., in the new east wing and ously, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, prior to the 9th t day of January, toot ; and extension of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, be and the same hereby is extended thirty working Whereas, At the aforesaid time and place a public hearing was given to all persons affected days, as recommended by the Architect.

Which was adopted by the following vote : by such proposed change of grades, who have appeared, and such propo1ed change of grades was duly considered by this Board ; now therefore be it

Ayes-Conunissioners Clausen, Moebus, Brower-3. Resolved, That the Board of Public Improvements of The City of New York, in pursuance 3d. Recommending a further extension of time for the completion of the contract for erecting of the provisions ofsection 436 of chapter 378, Laws of 1897, deeming it for the public interest to

the new east wing and extension of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. alter the map or Plan of The City of New York by changing the grade, in Last Suveety- Conunissioner Clausen offered the following : Resolved, That the time siipulated for the completion of the work under contract with Thomas

seventh street, between Park avenue and Ma liwo avenue, in the Borough of Jlanhatutn, City of New York, does hereby favor and approve of the same so as to change the grades in the aforesaid

Dwyer, for erecting the new cast win; and extension of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, be and street, as follows : the same hereby is further extended one hundred and fifty days, as recommended by the Architect. "el.",rtk Curb.

Which was adopted by the following vote : Ayes-Commissioners Clausen, Moebus, Brower -3.

Beginning at the northwest curb intersection of Park avenue, the elevation to be 67.2 feet above

From the Chief Engineer, boroughs of Manhattan and Richmond-Reporting a time statement mean high-water datum ;

1st. Thence westerly to a point 4h.o feet from northwest curl) interse;tion of P,trlc avenue, the on the contract of John 13. Devlin for constructing a sewer in Central Park, leading front the elevation to be 65.0 feet above mean high water datum ; Swedish School-house to Manhattan square. 2d. Thence westerly to a point 73.0 feet from uort'nvesl curl, intersection of Park avenue, the

Commissioner Clausen offered the following : elevation to be 64.1 feet above meal, high-water c1nlum ; Resolved, That in accordance with the recommendations of (he Chief Engineer, boroughs of 3d. 'Thence westerly to a point g8.o f••et from northwesterly curb intersection of Pat avenue,

Manhattan and Richmond, the p_)alty for sixty seven days' overtime on contract with John 13. the elevation to be f3.7 feet above mean Ingh-waterdauun ; Devlin, for constructing a sewer, etc., from the Swedish School-house in Central Park to Manhattan 4th. Thence westerly to a point t4.o feet easterly from northeasterly curb intersection of square, ba charged against the contractor, and that all penalty fr overtim: in ex:e,s of the Madison avenue, the elevation to be 66.3 feet above mean high-water datum. number of clays with which he is so charged be and the .-same hereby is remitted.

Which was adopted by the following vote : 13,'-Sorrtlr Curb. Ayes-Commissioners Clausen, Moebus, Brower-3. Beginning at the southwest curb intersection of Part: avenue, the elevation to be 66.7 feet From the Chief Engineer, Borough of The Bronx : above mean high-water datum ; 1st. Reporting a time statement on contract for the improvement of the Spuyten Duyvil 1st. Thence westerly to a point 66.0 feet from southwest curb intersection of Par]c avenge, the

parkway. elevation to be 63.4 feet ab,ve mean high-water datum ; Commissioner Moebus offered the following : 2d. Thence westerly to a point 9S.o feet frost southwest curb intersection of Pall: avenue, the Resolved, That the report of the Chief Engineer of the Borough of The Bronx, upon the appli- elevation to be 63.2 feet above mean high-water datum ;

cation of James Oliver, conttactur, for the [emission of the penalty for overtime on their contract 3d. Thence westerly to the southeast curb intersection of Madison avenue, the elevation in be 66.o feet above mean high-water datutn. for regulating, grading and onist,rcBng a roadway and appurtenances and otherwise impruv-

big the Spuyten Duyvil pathway, from the New York Central and IIudsou River Railroad to All elevations refer to the mean high-water chit um as e,tablishect by Itepartment of Iligh- ugh- Broadway, in the Twenty-fourth \yard of The City of New York, be approved, and that the penalty for overtime, one hundre,i and twenty-eight days, be remitted as recommended, the delay

ways, Borough of Manhattan. Resolved, 'That the foregoing resolution, approving of the above-named propose([ change in

being due to causes not the fault of the conti actor. the map or plan of The City of New Vork by changing the grades in East Severit-y-se%entli \Vhich was adopted by the following vote : street, adopted by this Board, together with a statement of its reasons therefor, be tran.onntted to Ayes-Commisiunery Clausen, %1oehus, Brower-3. the Municipal Assembly for its action thereon. 2d. Reporting time statement on the contract for erecting a greenhouse in Bronx Park. Affirmative-Comptroller, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers,

Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Manhattan and President of the Board. Commissioner Moebus offered the following : Negative-None. Resolved, That the report of the Chief Engiceer of the Borough of The Bronx upon the

application of Ilitchings & Co., contractor,, for the remission of the penalty for overture oil their In connection with the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved for contract for furnishing all labor and furnishing and erecting all the materials neces.ary to erect transmission to the Municipal A=sembly and complete a greenhouse in Bronx Park, in the Borough of 7'he Bronx of The City of New York, be approved and that the penalty for overtime (twenty-four days) be remitted as recommended, the IN MUNICIt'At. - SSEMBLY. delay being due to causes not the fault of the contractors. Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows :

Which was adopted by the following vote : That, in pursuance ot'section 436 of the Greater New York Charter, the loll ,wing resolution Ayes -Commissioners Clausen, Moebus, Brower-3. of the Board of Public Lnprovements, adopted by that Board on the 9th clay of January, 19ot, be From Carrere & 1-Iastings, architects-Recommending a further extension of time for the corn-

plelion of the contract for the ren oval of the Forty-second Street Reservoir and other work in and the same hereby is approved, viz.:

Resolved, That the Board of Public Improvement' of The City of New York, in pursuance of connection with the New York Public Library, etc., on account of extra work, etc. the provisions of section 436 of chapter 37S, Laws of 1847, cleenttg t fir the public interest to alter

Con uitsione r Clausen oferet the following : the ma li or plan of The City or New York by changing tIic gr.ulcs in Fast Seventy-~evrt,tlt tieet, Resolved, That the time stipulated for the completion of the work under contract wtth Eugene

Lentilhun for the removal of the Fort econd street reservoir and other work in connection with Y-

between Park avenue and Madison avenue, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, cl.es hereby favor and approve of the same so as to change the grades in the al„resaid street, as follows

the New fork Public Library, be and the same hereby is extended to June t, 1901, in accordance ''A.''-,rL'yth Crab. with the recommendation

by the

following Carrere & hgestingy.

\Virfct was adopted by the following vote : l3es{innin at the northwest curb intersection of Park avenue, the elevation to he 6, 2 feet S , 7•- Ayes-Commissioners Clausen, s\fuebus, Brower-3. above mean high-water datum ; Commissioner Clausen reported the following action taken by hug regarding employees of the "Thence Ist. westerly to a point 46.o feet from northwest curt intersection of Park avenue, the

Park Board and the Park Department, boroughs of Manhattan and Richmond, since last report : elevation to be 65.0 feet above mean high-water datum; February I, 1900, A. G. \Vaklreaon, Horticultural Draughtsman, salary fixed at $i,800 per 2d• Thence westerly to a point 73.0 feet bout northwest curb intersection of Park avenue, the

annum, elevation to be 64.1 feet above mean high-water datum; a

May r, [goo, F. A. Koch, Mechanical Engineer, salary fixed at $IoO per month. 3c1. Thence westerly to a point 98.o feet from northwesterly curb intersection of Park avenue, May 14, tgoO, Harry De Venoge, Aiceman, appointed at $65 per month. the elevation to be 63.7 feet above mean high-water datum ; May 16, 19oo, \William F. Richards, Assistant Engineer, salary fixed at $2,500 per annum. 4th. Thence westerly to a point i.o feet ea,ter!y from northeasterly curb intersection of May 16, taoo, Robert S. 5utlitfe, designated Typewriter. Madison avenue, the elevation to be 65.3 feet above mean high-water datum. October I t, 1900, N. 11. Andrus, promoted Leveler at stoo per month.

l '-/a Lr h. ,.S'orrt Coin inissioner sloebus offered the followmg : Resolved, That the appointment, changes of salarie.;, etc., of employees of the Park Board Beginning at the southwest curb intersection of Park avenue, the elevattan to be 66.7 feet

and of the Department, in the boroughs of Manhattan and Richmond, this day reported by Pre,i- above mean high-water datum dent Clausen, be and hereby are approved and confirtned. 1st. Thence westerly to a point 65.o feet from southwest curl, intersection of Park avenue, the

Vhichi was adopted by the following vote : ( elevation to be 63.4 feet above mean high-water datum ; Ayes-Conun Nl issioner-, Clausen, w-bus, Brower-3. 'Thence 2c1. westerly to a point 98.o feet from s ,utitwe t curb intersection of Park avenue, thz Commissioner Brower reported his action in fixing salaries of employees in the boroughs of elevaton to be 63.2 feet above mean high-water d9tutu ;

Brooklyn and ()ueens, as follows : I 3d. Thence westerly to the southeast curb intersection of Madison avenue, the elevation to he RoIlmaIl M. Trice, Engineer, $2,750 per annum. I 66.0 feet above mean high-water datum. William J. Zartntanii, Assistant Engineer, $2,250 per annum. All elevations refer to the mean high-water datum as e<tablishecf by Department of Ifighways, •On motion, the action of the Commissioner for the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens as Liorough of Manhattan.

reported by hint was confirmed by the following vote : CLOSING DNtILN STREET, MANHATTAN. Ayes-Commissioners Clausen, e Bgwer 3.

following ru offered the following : In the matter of the closing of Division street, from Essex street to Jefferson street, in the Borou~ It of Manhattan, the report of the Secretar was read, showing that the matter had been

Resolved,oTh t the Resolved, That the rules governing the use of the Harlem River driveway be amended so as b , 1 y' showing •

to read as follows : advertised for a hearing as required by law. I. The use of the speedway is restricted to light vehicles of the classes known as buggies, I Nobody appearing in opposition to the propo~cd closing, the fallowing resolution ivas adopted:

runabouts, surreys and other like vehicles adapted to the speeding of light harness horses, seating \V'hereas, At a meeting of this board held on the 12th day „f Decetnhcr, 1900, resolutions not more than four persons and drawn by one or two horses, except that exercising carts may be were adopted proposing to alter the map or plan of The City of New York by clo-ingg I)ivl.ion used until 2.30 P. M. only. I

2. Speeding on 'sundaes and holidays and after 3 o'clock P. Ni. on other clays will be permitted street, front Essex street to Jeflerson street, in the Borough of \lanhatt:ui, City of New 1',Irk, and for a meeting of this Board to be held in the office of this Board on the qth day of January, Igor, at

in one direction, from north to south only. 2 o'clock, at which meeting such proposed closing would be considered by this L'oard, :ntd for a Turning is forbidden except at the ends of the driveway and at the bridges. notice to all persons affected thereby of the aforesaid lime and place at which such proposed closing

3. When not speeding drivers roust keep closely to the right-hand side of the road and keep would be considered, to be published in the CITt• RECORD for at least ten days continuously, moving. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays, prior to the 9th day of January, 1901 ; and

4. Pedestrians must not cross on the speedway ; subways are provided for that purpo-e. Whereas, It appears from the atlidavit of the Supervisor of the City Record that the 5. Loud shouting to make horses break or io urge them on is strictly forbidden. Violations of aforesaid resolutions and notice have been published in the Ctrs Revel for tell days contrnu-

these rules are puni,hal)le I,y a fine not to exceed ten dollars. ously, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, prior to the 9th clay of Janu.try, 1901 ; and Which was adopted by the following vote : Whereas, At the aforesaid time and place a public hearing was given to all per,uni affected Ayes-Commissioners Clausen, Moebus, Brower-3. by such proposed closing, who have appeared, and such proposed closing; was duly c.>nsidercd by On motion, at 12 o'clock nt, the Board adjourned. this Board ; now therefore be it

WILLIS HOLLY, Secretary. Resolved, That the Board of Public Improvements of The City of New York, in pursuance of the provisions of section 436 of chapter 378, Laws of IS)7, deeming it for the public interest to alter the map or plan of The Ctty of New York by clo•ing Division street, front Essex street

BOARD OF PUBLIC IAMPROVE+ MENTS. to Jefferson street, in the Borough of Manhattan. City of New lurk, does hereby favor and approve of the same so as to close the aforesaid street, as follows :

The Board of Public Improvements of The City of New York met at the office of the Board P Y , Division street to lie closed, from Essex street to Jefferson street, which part of Division street

runs through the so-called William 11. Seward Park. No. 21 Park row, on Wednesday, January 9, 1901, at a o'clock P. si., pursuant to notice.

The roll was called, and the followin members were present and answered to their names : Resolved, That the foregoing resolution approving of the above-named proposed chance in

the map or plan of The City of New York by closing Division street adopted by this Board, The Comptr,ller (Deputy Comptroller Levey), the Commissioner of Water pup ]y, the

Commissioner of Highways (Deputy Commissioner Shannon), the Commissioner of Street together with a statement of its reasons therefor, be transmitted to the Municipal Assemt,ly for its

Cleaning (Deputy Commissioner Gibson), the Commissioner of Sewers, the Commissioner of action thereon.

Affirmative-Comptroller, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Coin- Bridges (t)eputy Conunissioner York), the President of the Borough of Manhattan, the President ntissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Manhattan and President of the Board. of the Borough of The Bronx, the President of the Borough of Brooklyn and the President of the Negative-None. Borough of (queens.

The President, Hon. Maurice F. Holahan, presided. I In connection with the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved for The minutes of the meeting of December zo, 1900, were approved as printed. I transmission to the Municipal Assembly :

CHANGE OF GRADES OF EAST SEVENTY-SEVENTH STREET, MANHATTAN. I IN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY. In the natter of the change of grade of Seventy-seventh street, between Park attd Madison I Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows

avenues, in the Borough of Manhattan, the report of the Secretary was read showing that the matter That, in pursuance of section 436 of the Greater New York Charter, the following rcIolutiott had been advertised for a hearing as required by law. of the Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the 9th day of January, Igor, be

Nobody appearing in opposition to the proposed change, the following resolution was adopted : and the same hereby is approved, viz. . Whereas, At a meeting of this Board held on the Igtll day of Decenmher, t9oo, resolutions Resolved, That the board of Public Improveuments of The City of New Vcrk, in pursuance o

were adopted proposing to alter the map or plan of The City of New York by changing the the provisions of section 436 of chapter J78, Laces of 1897, deeming it for the public interest to grades in 'East Seventy-seventh street, between Park avenue and Madison avenue, in the Borough alter the map or plan of The City of New York by closing Division street, from G,scx street to of Manhattan, City of New York, and for a meeting of this Board to be held in the Jefferson street, in the Borough of Mai hattau, Ctty of New York, does hereby favor and approve office of this Board on the 9th day of January, 1901, at 2 o'clock P. AI., at which meehngsuch pro- of the saute so as to close the aforesaid street, as follows : posed change of grades would be considered by this Board, and for a notice to all persons affected . Division street to be closed, from Essex street to Jefferson street, which part of Division street thereby of the aforesaid time and place at which such proposed change of grades would be con- runs through the so-called William H. Seward Park.

;18

THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901.

CLOSING \i ,RP()I.1: SI`R1:TT, NlANIIATTAN.

In the matter of the proposed closing of Norfolk street, from Hester to Division street, in the Borough of Manhattan, the report of the Secretary eras read, showing that the matter had been duly adtertised for a hearing as required by I.tw.

Nohu3y appearing in opposition to the proposed closing, the following resolution was adopted :

\Whereas, At a ineetinc of this Board hell on the tfth day of December, too. re,oluti~tns were adopted ]proposing to alter the map or plan of The City of New York by closing Norloll: street, from Rester street to I)ivisinn street, in the Borough of -Manhattan, City of New York, and for a meeting of this Boom to be lheld in the office of thi, board un the 9th (lay of J:ntuary, tgol, at 2 o'clock, at which meeting such pr e1 clo.ing cvoul,l be e idered by this Board, and for a notice to all person: affected therehy of the at uresaid time amt place at which such proposed closing would be con,ideie,i, to he publt>hed in the CITY Rt:coen for at least ten days continuously, exclusive of Sunctays and It gal holiday;, prior to the 91 clay of Janu:ny, igol ; anal

Whereas, It appears from the aftiToyit of t1i 5intctvioDi of the City Record that the aforesaid resolutions and notice have been pul fished in the Ctry kt;c en for tell day, continuously, Sundays and 1e e! holidays excepted, prior to the tit day of January, 19oi ; and

\\'Berea, At the aforesaid time and place a public hearing was -given to all persons atiected I y ;ueh propo>edl cloing, s\ ii have appeared, and Iteh propusect closing was duly considered by this Board : now therefore be it

Resolt'ed, That the Board of Public Improvements of The ('itv of New York, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4•;6 of chapter 37S, Laws of tSn;, deeming it for the public interest to alter the map or plan ut 'the City of New fork by c!sin.. Norfolk street, from I I ester street to Division street, in the Borough of lanita ttan, City of New York, does hereby favor and approve of the same SO as to close the aforesaid stn'eet, as follows:

Norfolk street, to be closed from I lester street to l)ki,ldn street, which part of Norfolk street runs through the so-calied \\ - ill am II. 5esi'ant. Park.

Kes teed, That the foregoing reslutiun approving of the above-named proposed change in the map or plan of 'The City of New York by closing Norfolk street adopted bN this Board, together with a statement of its reasons thereti~r, be transmitted to the Municipal Assembly for its action thereon.

Afiinnatite-Comptroller, t ommissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Cout-missioner of Itridge,, President of the Borough of Manhattan and President of the Board.

Negative-None.

In connection with the foregoing reolution, the following form of ordinance wa; approved for transmi-sion to the Municipal Assemble ;

IN MUNICIPAL. .\SS E)II;LY.

Be it Ordainc-1 by the Municipal As.etnhh of The City- of New York, as follows That, in pursuance of section 45b of the Greater `eft Vork Charter, the following resolution

of the board or public ILnl, revenrelits. adopted he that Board on the 9th day of January, tor, be and the same hereby is approved, viz. :

Resolved, That the Board of Public Improvements of The City of New York, in pursuance of the provisions of section 43O of chapt.r 3IS, Laws of tS(l-, deeo1rg it for the public interest to alter the map or plan of The City of New York by closing Norfolk street; from Ilester street to Division Street, in the Borough of Manhattan. C itc of Nets York, does hereby favor and approve of the same so a., to close the aforesaid street, as fellows

N,~rlolk street, to be clo el front lie-ter street to Division street, which part of Norfolk street runs through the se-called William H. Seward Park.

I.1\tG UCT Pt'eOlU l'AIIK, ()t-E1A5.

In the matter of laying out as a public park the territory hounded by the lloulei ard, Freeman avenue, Van Aist avenue and Wilbur avenue, in the First \\lard, Borough of Queens, a report bout the Secretary was read, showing that the matter hid i been advertised for a hearing as required by law.

Nobody appearing in opposition to the propose 1 laying out, the following resolution was adopted ;

\VBerea=. At a meeting of this Board held on the 5th clay of Ileceniber, 1900, resolutions were adopted proposing to alter the map or plan of The City of New York by laying out as a public park the territory bounded by the Boulevard, Freeman avenue, Van Alst avenue and Wilbur

t to -' gh of flu cur Ci of New Y and for a meeting of titi; avenue, in the Fit=t \Yard m 1 b,rott~ e it oil., Board to be held i,I the office of this Board on the 9th day of January, i tot, at 2 o'clock, at which meeting such proposed laying out mould be considered by this Board, and for a notice to all per- son affected thereby of the aforesaid time and place at which such proposed laying out would be considered, to be uhlished in the CITY Ritcoan for at least ten days continuously, exclusive of Sundays and lentl holidays, prior to the 9th lay of January, 1901 ; and

\V`Berea<, It appeals from the atti lavit of the Supervisor of the City Record that the aforesaid resolution, and notice have been published in the Ci ry Rt:co1:D for ten days continuously, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, prior to he 9th clay of [anunry, 1901 ; and

Whereas. At the aforesatnt time and place a public bearing was given to all persons affected by such proposed laying out, who have appeared, and such proposed laying out was duly considered by this Foam ; note the retire be it

Resolved. That the Board ,of Public Improvements of The City of New York, in pursuance of the pr, n-isions of :ectiun 436 of chapter ; 7 S, Lairs of 1, 97, dcennng it for the public interest to alter the map or plan of The Ci[c of Nctr York by lacing out as a public park the territory bounded by the Boulevaiul, Frecnt:,n avenue, A an Alit avenue anti Wilbur avenue, in the First \yard, in the Borough of t~'ueens, (it c of Xety York, does hereby favor and approve of the same so as to lay out the aforesaid territory, as thems

the proposed park Ili be bounded on file wet by the Boulevard, as the same is laid out on the modified pian of the street s)stem it the First WVard, P.oroug h of t lueens, and adopted by the Board of Public lmpr cement; Mc)' z„ 1900

On the north by Freeman at enue On the east by Van Alst avenue On the south by \1-ilbur avenue. Kes.,lved, That the foregoing resolution .approving of the above-named proposed change in

the map or plan of 'file City of New York by laying out a public park adopted by this Board, together with a .:atentent of it, reason- therein-. Ire transmitted to the Municipal Assembly for its action theresn.

Affirmative-Comptroller, Cr:umissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Cont-missioner of Bridges, Pre=ident of the borough of Queens and president of the Board.

Negative-None.

CLOSING EAST FIFTEENTH AND EAST' SIXTEENTH STREETS,

" .9."-East %iPeenth Street. Beginning it the intersection of the northern line of Avenue H and the western line of East

Fifteenth street, as laid down on the Town Survey Commissioner's Map of Kings County, filed in the office of the Register on the 13th day of June, 1874 ;

1st. Thence northerly along the western line of said East Fifteenth street for 800 feet to its intersection with the southern line of Avenue G

2d. ']'hence easterly along the southern line of Avenue G for 6o feet to the easterly line of East Fifteenth street ;

3d, Thence southerly on a line parallel to the western line of East Fifteenth street for 800 I feet to the northern line of Avenue H ;

4th. Thence westerly along the northern line of Avenue H to the point of beginning. Beginning at the intersection of the northern line of Avenue U and the western line of East

Fifteenth street, as laid down on the Town Survey Commissioner's Map of Kings County, filed in the office of the Register on the 13th clay of June, 1874 ;

1st. Thence northerly along the western line of said East Fifteenth street for 552.62± feet to its intersection with the southern line of Foster avenue, as laid down by resolution of the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn adopted on the 24th clay of May, 1897, and approved by the Mayor on the 27th day of May, 1897 ;

2c1. Thence easterly along the southern line of said Foster avenue for 65.7± feet to its inter-section voitlt the eastern line of East Fifteenth street ;

3d. 'Thence southerly on a line parallel to the western line of East Fifteenth street for 579.37± feet to the northern line of Avenue G

4th. Thence westerly along the northern line of Avenue G for 6o feet to the point of beginning.

"1 B."-E[rst S/,rtCeniTt Street.

Iieginning at the intersection of the northern line of Avenue H and the western line of East Sixteenth street, as laid clown on the Town Survey Commissioner's Map of Kings County, filed in the office of the Register on the 13th day of June, 1874 ;

1st. Thence northerly along the western line of said East Sixteenth street for Soo feet to its intersection with the southern line of Avenue G ;

2di. Thence easterly along the southern line of Avenue G for 6o feet to the eastern line of East Sixteenth street ;

3d. Thence southerly on a line parallel to the western line of East Sixteenth street for Boo feet to the northern line of Avenue If ;

4th. Thence westerly along the nortieru line of Avenue 11 to the point of beginning. Beginning, at the Intersection of the northern line of Avenue G aunt the western line of East

Sixteenth street, as laid down on the '[own Survey Commissioner's Map of Kings County, filed in the office of the Register on the 13th clay of June, 1894 ;

1st. Thence northerly along the lcestern line of said East Sixteenth street for 668.41± feet to its intersection with the southern line of Foster avenue, as laid down by resolution of the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn adopted on the 24th day of May, 1897, and approved by the Mayor on the 27th day of May, 1897 ;

2d. Thence easterly along the southern line of said Foster avenue for 65.7 ± feet to its inter-section with the eastern line of East Srxtecnth street

3(1. Thence southerly on a line parallel to the western line of East Sixteenth street for 694.4 ± feet to the northern line of Avenue G ;

4th. Thence westerly along the northern line of Avenue G for 6o feet to the point of beginning.

LAYING OUT DEKOvEN, WALDORF AND WELLINGTON COURTS AND IRVJNGTON PLACE.

_4 .''-1I"c1G„g ton Court. Beginning at a point in the eastern line of East Fourteenth street distant 225 feet northerly

from the northern line of Avenue H ; 1st. 'Thence easterly and parallel to the northern line of Avenue II for 335 feet to the western

property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad ; 2d. Thence northerly along said teestern line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad

for 60 feet 3d. Thence westerly on a line parallel to the southern line of Wellington court to the eastern

line of East Fourteenth street ; 4111. Thence southerly along said eastern line of East Fourteenth street to the point of

beginning. Beginning at a point in the western line of East Seventeenth street distant 225 feet northerly

from the northern line of Avenue 11 ; 1st. Thence westerly and parallel to the northern line of Avenue II for 335 feet to the eastern

property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad ; 2d. Thence northerly along sail eastern line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad

for 6o feet; ;d. Thence easterly on a line parallel to the .southern line of Wellington court to the western

line of East Seventeenth street ; 4th. Thence southerly along said western line of East Seventeenth street to the point of

beginning. °B.''_lFizhlotf Court.

Beginning at a point in the eastern line of East Fourteenth street distant 225 feet southerly from the southern line of Avenue G ;

1st. Thence ea>terly and parallel to the southern line of Avenue G for 335 feet to the western property line of the Bro..klyn and Brighton leach Railroad ;

2d. 'Thence southerly along said western line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad for 6o feet ;

1 3d. Thence westerly on a line parallel to the northern line of Waldorf court to the eastern line of East Fourteenth street ;

4th, Thence northerly along said eastern line of East, Fourteenth street to the point of beginning.

Beginning at a point in the western line of East Seventeenth street distant 225 feet southerly from the s"utirern line of Avenue G ;

ist. Thence westerly and parallel to the southern line of Avenue G or 335 feet to the eastern property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad ;

29. Thence southerly along said eastern line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad for 6o feet;

3d. Thence easterly on a line parallel to the northern line of Waldorf court to the western line of East Seventeenth street ;

4th. Thence northerly along sairi western line of East Seventeenth street to the point of beginning.

In connection t ith the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved i "C."-DeA-oven Court. for trarssmi;xidr to the Municipal _\sxeitbTy : I Beginning at a point in the eastern line of East Fourteenth street distant 210 feet northerly

IN Nit- ~tcIPnt. As~EstuLV. from the northern line of Avenue G ; Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of -New York, as follows : 1st. ''hence easterly and parallel to the northern line of Avenue G for 335 feet to the western That, in pursuance of section 436 of the (,reat,!r New York Charter, the follott'ing resolution property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad ;

of the Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the 9th day of January, 19o1, be 2d. 'Thence northerly along said western line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad and the same is hereby approved, vii.: I for 6o feet ;

Resolved, That the Board of I'frMic Ia,provements of The City of New York, in pursuance 3d. Thence westerly on a line parallel to the southern line of DeKoven court to the eastern of the provisions of section 436 of chapter J78. l.anns of IS97, deeming it for the public interest I to alter the map or plan of The City -.i New Fork by laying out as a public park the territory

line of East Fourteenth street ; 4th. Thence southerly along said eastern line of East Fourteenth street to the point of begin-

bounded by the Boulevard, Freeman aventte, A-an Alst ;avenue and Wilbur avenue, in the First ring. Ward, Borough of I ueens, ('it' of \mntc York, sloes hereby favor and approve of the saute so as Beginning at a point in the western line of East Seventeenth street distant 250 feet northerly to lay out as a puhlic park the atoresaid territory, as fi,llows : front the northern line of Avenue G ;

The proposed park to be bounded On the west by the Boulevard, as the same is laid out on tsr. Thence westerly and parallel to the northern line of Avenue G for 335 feet to the eastern the modified plan Of the stre-t system of th,- First Ward, Borough of Queens, and adopted by the property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad ; Board of Public Improvements May 23, 1901: 29, Thence northerly along said eastern line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad

Our the north by Freeman avenue ; for 6o feet ; On the east by Van Alst avenue ; 3d. Thence easterly on a line parallel to the southern line of DeKoven court to the western On the south by Wilbur avenue. I line of East Seventeenth street ;

CLC,s[N , E.tsT F[IZ'EENTuI e'rrt.ET, tree., L'ROOSLyae. 4th. Thence southerly along said western line of East Seventeenth street to the point of

The following certificate from the City Clerk was read : beginning.

"D.'-Irvington Place. AN ORDINANCE to close East Fifteenth and 5ixteentlr streets and lay out DeKoven, Waldorf Beginning at a point in the western line of East Seventeenth street distant 2to feet northerly

and \\ eliington courts, Borough of Brooklyn. I from the northern line of DeKoven court Be it Ordained by the :Municipal Assembly of The City of -Nev York, as follows : I ist. Thence westerly and parallel to the northern line of DeKoven court for 335 feet to the That, in pursuance of section 436 of the Greater New York Charter, the following resolution eastern property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad ;

of the Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the Loth day of October, zoo, 2d. Thence northerly along said eastern line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad be and the saute hereby is approved, viz.: for 6o feet

Resolved, That the Board of Public Improvement.; ,f The City of New York, in pursuance 3d. Thence easterly on a line parallel to the southern line of Irvington place to the western of the provisions of section 436 of chapter J78, Laws of 1897, deeming it for the public interest to line of East Seventeenth street ; after the map or plan of The City of New York by the closing and discontinuing of East Fifteenth ! 4th, Thence southerly along said western line of East Seventeenth street to the point of street and East Sixteenth street, from Avenue I1 to Foster avenue, and the laying out, and the ; beginning. grades of DeKoven court, \\ aldorf court and Wellington court, front East Fourteenth street to the I westerly line of the Brooklyn and firighton peach Railroad, an,l from the easterly line of the j

GRADES OF DEKOVEN, WALDORF AND WELLINGTON COURTS AND IRVINGTON PLACE.

Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad to East Seventeenth street, and of Irving place, from A.'' /Fe//ra tors court. g the easterly line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad to East Seventeenth street, in the Beginning at the intersection of Wellington court and East Fourteenth street, the elevation to Thirtieth and Thirty-first Wards, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, does hereby be 38.5 feet above mean high-water datum ; favor and approve of the same so as to close, lay out and fix the grades of the aforesaid 1st. Thence easterly to the intersection of the western property line of the Brooklyn and streets as follows : Brighton Beach Railroad, the elevation to be 36.5 feet above mean high-water datum ;

FRIDAY, JANUARY I8, IC)oI. THE CITY RECORD. 319

2d. The elevation at the eastern property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad to be 36.5 feet above mean high-water datum ;

3(1. Thence easterly to the inlersectiau of East Seventeenth street, the elevation to be 32 feet above mean high-water datum.

" B. "— Waldorf Court. Beginning at the intersection of Waldorf court and East Fourteenth street, the elevation to

be 37.2 feet above mean high-water datum; ist. Thence easterly to the intersection of the western property line of the Brooklyn and

Brighton Beach Railroad, the elevation to be 33.5 feet above mean high-water datum; 2c1. The elevation at the eastern property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad

to be 33.5 feet above mean high-water datum ; 3d. Thence easterly to the intersection of Last Seventeenth street, the elevation to be 28.3

feet above mean high-water datum.

"C."—DeA"oven Court.

Beginning at the intersection of DeKoven court and East Fourteenth street, the elevation to be 33 feet above mean high-water datum ;

Isi. Thence easterly to the intersection of the western property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad, the elevation to be 27 feet above mean high-water datum;

2d. The elevation at the eastern property line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad to be 27 feet above mean high-water datum ;

3d. Thence easterly to the intersection of East Seventeenth street, the elevation to be 25.5 feet above mean l igh-water datum.

" D. "—Izvinglon Place. Beginning at the intersection of Irvington place and the eastern property line of the

Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad, the elevation to be 27 feet above mean high-water datum ;

1st. Thence easterly to the intersection of East Seventeenth street, the elevation to be 28.7 feet above mean high-water datum.

'' E. "—East Fourteenth Street. Beginning at the intersection of East Fourteenth street and Foster avenue, the elevation to

be 30.22 feet above mean high-water datum, as heretofore ; 1st. Thence southerly to the intersection of DeKoven court, the elevation to be 33 feet

above mean high-water datum ; 2d. Thence southerly to the intersection of Avenue G, the elevation to be 36 feet above

mean high-water datum, as heretofore ; 3d. Thence southerly to the intersection of Waldorf court, the elevation to be 37.2 feet above

mean high-water datum ; 4th. Thence southerly to the intersection of Wellington court, the elevation to be 38.5 feet

above mean high-water datum ; 5th. Thence southerly to the intersection of Avenue H, the elevation to be 37 feet above

mean high-water datum, as heretofore.

" F."—East Seventeenth Street. Beginning at the intersection of East Seventeenth street and Foster avenue, the elevation to

be 26 feet above mean high-water datum, as heretofore ; 1st. Thence southerly to the intersection of Irvington place, the elevation to be 28.7 feet

above mean high-water datum ; 2d. 'Thence southerly to the intersection of DeKoven court, the elevation to be 25.5 feet

above mean high-water datum ; 3d, Thence southerly to the intersection of Avenue G, the elevation to he 24.5 feet above

mean high-water datum, as heretofore ; 4th. Thence southerly to the intersection of Waldorf court, the elevation to be 28.3 feet

above mean high-water datum ; 5th. Thence southerly to the intersection of Wellington court, the elevation to be 32 feet

above mean high-water datum ; 6th. Thence southerly to the intersection of Avenue 1I, the elevation to be 35.88 feet above

mean high-water datum, as heretofore. All elevations refer to mean high-water datum as established by the Department of Iligh-

ways, Borough of Brooklyn. Adopted by the Council November 27, 1900, two-thirds of all the members elected voting in

favor thereof, having been first advertised as required by law. Adopted by the Board of Aldermen December 26, 1900, two-thirds of all the members elected

voting in favor thereof, having been first advertised as required by law. Approved by the Mayor January 3, 1901.

P. J. SCULLY, Clerk. The following resolution was thereupon adopted : Whereas, Both houses of the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York have concurred

in the resolution adopted by this Board on the loth October, 1900, to favor and approve of a change in the map or plan of The City of New York by the closing and discontinuing of East Fifteenth and Eat Sixteenth streets, from Avenue II to Foster avenue, and the laying-out, and the grades of DeKoven court, Waldorf court and Wellington court, from East Fourteenth street to the westerly line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad, and from the easterly line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad to East Seventeenth street, and of Irvington plac e, from the easterly line of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad to East Seventeenth street, in the Thirtieth and Thirty-first Wards, Borough of P,rooklyn, City of New York. by passing an ordinance adopting and approving of the same, by a two-thirds vote, and the same having re-ceived the approval of the Mayor on tire 3d January, 1901, as appears from the certificate of the City Clerk received by this Board on the 5th January, Igoe ; and

Whereas, In pursuance of the provisions of section 436 of chapter 378, Laws of 1897, by the adoption of said ordinance by a two-thirds vote of both houses of the said Municipal Assembly, and approval thereof by the Mayor, such said change in the map or plan of The City of New York is deemed to have been made ; therefore

Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board, in pursuance of section 437 of chapter 378, Laws of 1897, be and he is hereby directed to certify the three similar maps or plans which the President of this Board has caused to be made and submitted to this Board, showing such said change in the map or plan of The City of New York, as above described ; and to file the same as follows : one copy so cerufrerl in the office of the Register of Kings County, one copy in the office of the Corporation Counsel and one copy in the office of this Board.

Affirmative—Comptroller, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commi>sioner of Sewers, Commis-sioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Nega tive—\one.

LAYING OUT EAST Two HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TIIIRD STREET, ErC., BRONX.

The following report from the Chief Topographical Engineer was read: CITY OF NEW YORK,

PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC ISMPROVEJIEN'l'S, TOPOGRAPHICAL BUREAU,

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVENTH SToEE'I' AND TIIIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK, January 8, 1900.

Mr. JOHN Ii. MOONEY, Secretary, Board of Public Improvements SIR—I transmit herewith, for adoption, a map or plan entitled "Plan and Profile showing the

locating and laying out and the grades of East Two Hundred and Thirty-third street, from the Bronx river to Hutchinson river, and the public place at tire intersection of East Two hundred and Thirty-third street with Morris Park avenue, and the public place at the eastern terminus of East Two Hundred and Thirty-third street at the Hutchinson river, in the Twenty-fourth Ward, Borough of the Bronx," and recommend that the same be ordered to be filed.

The tentative plan of the street system in that part of the Borough of The Bronx easterly of the Bronx river is only a general map, without dimensions and grades, and the map which is herewith submitted shows in detail all necessary data to locate the same on the ground and to acquire title to the same.

East Two Hundred and Thirty-third street covers East Nineteenth street, from the Bronx river to White Plains road, as the same is on the ground at present.

Respectfully, LOUIS A. RISSE,

Chief Topographical Engineer and Engineer of Concourse.

The following resolution was then adopted : Whereas, the President of this Board has prepared, completed and submitted to this Board

for its concurrence and approval, a map or plan, with profile, of the final maps and profiles of the Borough of The Bronx, City of New York, showing the locating and laying out and the grades of East Two Hundred and Thirty-third street, from the Bronx river to Hutchinson river, and the public place at the intersection of East Two Hundred and Thirty-third street with Morris Park avenue, and the public place at the eastern terminus of East One Hundred and Twenty-third street at the Hutchinson river, in the'1'wenty-fourth Ward, Borough of The Bronx, City of New York, located and laid out by the said President of ttris Board, in pursuance of section 433 of chap-ter 378, Laws of 1897 ;

Resolved, That this Board does hereby give its consent and approval to the said map or plan and profile of the final maps and profiles of The Borough of The Bronx, City of New York, prepared

by the 1'resnlent I the Board, under authority of lecttun 433 of chapter 378, f.aws of 1897, and dated January 7, 1901.

Resolved, That the President of this Beard he and he is hereby designated and directed, in pursuance of the provisions ul said section 4.i3 ('f chapter 378, laws of tS97, to cause three similar sets of said map or plan, with profile, of the said final maps and profiles of the Borough of The Bronx, City of New York, to be certified by him, and by the Secretary of this Board, and to be filed Inc the manner now prescriber] I,y law, one set so certified in the office of the Register of the County of New York, one in the office of the Corporation Counsel and one in the office of this Board.

Affirmative—Cnutptroller, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Com-missioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of The Bronx and l resident of the Board.

Negative—Norte.

LAYING OUT CASTLE IIILI. Avt:NCE, BRONX.

The following report from the Chief Topographical Engineer was read :

'rol'rone tI'tl IcAL BUREAU, January 8, 1901. Mr. JOHN II. MOONEY, SecIctaiy, Boord of I'ublic I mrrmoeuts

SIR—I transmit herewith, for adoption, a map or plan entitled '' Plan and Profile showing the locating and laying out and the grades of Castle fill] avenue, from the first avenue north of the New York, New Haven and Ilarlem Railroad to public place, between East One Hundred and hiltic'h sureet and Westchester creek, and the public place between East (Inc hundred and Fiftieth street and the Westchester creek, in the 'Twenty-tourtlr \\ ard, Borough of The Bronx, City of New York," and recommended that the same be ordered to be filed.

This map or plan was prepared in order to render more definite and certain the tentative plan of the street systrmm in that part of the Borough of The Bronx lying easterly of the Bronx river, which was a ]opted by the Board of Public Improvements without dimensions arid grades.

Castle Ifill avenue starts near the West Farms road near the St. Raymond's Church and in-cludes Lafayette avenue, also Avenue C of Unionport, which latter avenue is extended southerly to the public place at the mouth of the \Vestchestur creek.

Respectfully, LOUIS A. RISSE,

Chief 'Topographical Engineer and Engineer of Concourse.

The ollowing resolution was thereupon adopted : \Vhereas, The President of thi; Beard has prepared, coiupleted and submitted to this Board

for its concurrence and approval a mtp or plan, with profile, of the lineal maps and profiles of the Borough of The Bronx, City of New York, ,.howiug the locating anal laying out and the grades of Castle Ifill avenue, front the first avenue north of the New York, New Haven and IIarttord Railroad to public place between I?astUne tlundreml and Fiti,•th street and Westchester creek, and the public place hetwven East One hundred and I'iftictlr street and the Westchester creek, in the Twenty-fourth Ward, Borough of The I;ronx, City of New York, located and laid out by the said 1'residunt of this Board, in pursuance of section 433 of chapter 378, Laws of 1897.

Resolved, That this Board doe,, hereby give its consent and approval to the said map or plan and profile, of the final maps and pr,files of the Borough of The Bronx, City of New \'ork, pre-pared by the President of this hoard, under authority of section 433 of chapter 378, Laws of 1897, and dated January 7, Igot.

Resolved, That the President of tire Board be and lie is hereby designated and directed, in pursuance of the provisions of said section 433 of chapter 378, Laws of 1897, to cause three similar sets of said reap or plan, nsith profile, of the saint ti meal maps and profiles of the Borough of The Bronx, City cf New York, to lie certified by him, and by the Secretary of this Board, and to he filed in the tnanner now prescribed by law, one set so certified in the office of the Register of the County of New York, one in the office of the Corporation Counsel and one ire the office of this Board.

Affirmative—Comptroller, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Com-inissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of The Bronx and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

LAYING our STat•:ET AI.oNG OCEAN, CONEv IsLAxti. In the matter of the construction of a board walk along the ocean at Coney Island, the report

of the Secretary was read, -how•iug that tit matter had Leen duly advertised, as required by law. On motion of the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, the matter was referred back to him.

LAYING OUT GRAVESEND AVENUE, BRO(mKLYN.

In the matter of the proposed laying out and extending of Gravesend avenue, from Avenue X and Eighty-sixth street to Surf avenue in the Borough of Brooklyn, the report of the Secretary was read, showing that the matter had been duly advcrttsed for a hearing, as required by law.

On motion of the President of the liorouth of Brooklyn, the matter was referred back to him for the further consideration of the Local Board.

REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONER OF WATER SUPPLY.

Pile following communication from the Commissioner of \Vater Supply was read

DLPARTinENT OF RATER SUPPLY, January 5, 1901. Hon. MAURICE 1. HOLAHHAN, PIVS&Ivzt, Board of Public Improvements:

I)necR SIR—I respectfully request the authorization of your Board for the making of a con-tract for the purchase of lubricating oils, to he used in the operation of the bight-service pumping machinery in the Borough of -Manhattan, at an estimated cost of 84,440, to be paid for from the apl'ropriation, '' Croton \Vater System—Maintenance, Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx, for I901.''

Very respectfully, WILLIAM DALTON, Commissioner of Water Supply.

The following resolution was thereupon a.loptcrl : Resolved, by the Board of Public Iomprovements, That, in pursuance of the provisions of the

Greater New York Charter, the making of a contract by the Cmnmissioncr of Water Supply- for the purchase of lubricating oil., too be used in the operation of high-service pumping machinery in the Borough of Manhattan be and the same is hereby authorized and approved, the cost of said supplies to be paid for from the appropriation for '• Croton Water System—Maintenance, lluronghs of Manhattan and The Bronx, for 190i.''

Affirmative—Commissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Manhattan and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

The following communication from the Commissioner of \Vater Supply was read DEPARTMENT OF \VATER ,SUPPLY, January 5, 1901.

lion. 'MAURICE F. HOLAIIAN, Presiacul, Board of Public Int rnzcmruts: DEAR Snc—I respectfully request the authorization of your Board for the making of a contract

for purchasing lubricating and illuminating oils, to be used in the operation of pumping machinery and pumpimg plants in the Borough of Queens, at an estimated cost of $t,800, to be paid from the appropriation for " Pumping Statiou~, hutch and Supplies, Borough of Queens, for 1901.''

Very respectfully, WILLIAM DALTON, Commissioner of Water Supply.

Thereupon the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of the provisions of the

Greater New York Charter, the making of a contract by the Comuieioeer of Water Supply for the purpose of lubricating and illwhomatin;; oils, to be used in the operation of pumping machinery and plants in the Borough of Queens, be and the same is hereby authorized and approved, the cost of said supplies to be paid for from the appropriation for '' Pumping Stations, Fuel and Supplies, Borough of (Queens, for igol."

Affirmative—Conen0is-moner of \'iater Supply, Commissioner of highways, Cummissdoner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Queens and President of the Board.

Negative—None. REPORTS FROM COMMMISSIONER OF HIGIIWAYS.

The following report from the Commissioner of Highways was read: DEPARTMENT OF HIGtHWAYS, December 19, 1900.

Han. MAURICE F. HOLAIIAN, Presidezzt, Board of Public Imprryeizenls DEAR SIR—In compliance with the request conveyed to me by a letter dated October r8,

from the Secretary of the Board, with a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Fifth District, Borough of Brooklyn, directing that the sinlern alks opposite Lots Nos. 24 to 34 inclusive, Block 224, Eighth Ward NI.'p, situated on the south side of Forty-ninth street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, be flagged with bluestorse flagging, five feet in width, I beg to submit the following report :

The estimated cost of this improvement, which is necessary, is $400, and tine assessed value of the real estate within the probable area of assessmennt is $4.800.

I recommend that action be taken to give effect to the resolution of the Local Board. Yours respectfully,

JAMES P. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

320 THE CITY RECORD FRIDAY, .JANUARY 18, 1901.

1' he following resolution w-as then adopted : ci• 1,v the li„aid It I'uhlir Inip:oveinenu, That, iu pu rsuance of section 403 of the

rea:cr New NoIk Charter, the h ll.- witIg resolution ,d the Local Board of the 1 tlt District in the Ii r ugh rat Pnwklcn be au l the s:une herrhy is approved, and the public work or improve-tnent therein Ieemi,r:t is hereby uutIi rind, and the Commissioner of Highways is hereby directed to proce•ck! forthwith in the execution thereof ; nautely,

" Re-ulve•I, 1h:.t the Local Board of the 1•if:h II strict, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it for the puh,ic interest so t- do, hcrel v directs that the sidewalk opposite the lots lying on the souih de t I urh - ninth <trcet. t e:n rcn I' It avenue and Sixth avenue, known as Lots Nos. 24 to J4,

Inclusive, Block 224, f:i huh \\'aril \l:tp, be tlagged with blue.;tone flagging, five (5) feet in width, at the cxheu,e of the owuer or owners of the .all lots," there having been prevented to this hoard au c,ti:nntc' iu w r:tin g bi the c., t of sail work or improvement, and a .statement of the asses,ed -.hie, ;traolJiog to the Ia t I rvccding tai-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of a'sr.,ment. fhc C,ti oak ,l said work is tour hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is four thousand eight hundred dollars : and it is Further

I:csoivL,l, by this lio.trd, That, in pursuance of section 422 of the Greater New York Charter, this h.,:ud h'cs lterel•y determine that no portion of the cost and expense of said local improve-ment ,hall i c home an,i paid by 'l'he City of 'etc York, but that the whole of such cost and expense '.hall a,scssei up, n the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

ltiirma i c—G,miii nrr of \\'ater Supply, Contmi.,,inner of Highways, Commissioner of Street l Ieanin . CL,uuni,sioner of 'e viers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Bro'kiv 1 and freslfltent ut the Board.

Negati -e—None.

The lo'.lowing report front the Commissioner of Highways was read DEPARTMENT of HIGu\AYs, December 25, 1900.

H,,n. M avKeci: F. HuLefFtn N, l'; rsrdeut, Board f 1'Crblir Inrfra<•enttrtts : DEatv tilt:—l:enerring to It letter dated December 3, Inoo from the Secretary of the Board,

with a rc,olutiou adopted by the Local Board of the Fifth District, Borough of Brooklyn, recotuniending that pwu eed:ngs be initiated to regulate, grade and pave Seventy-first street with macn.lam paycateut, betvtecu Third avenue and the Shore road, and to set or reset curb, pave gutters and pire the sidewalks with cement where not already dune, I beg leave to report that the cOmate cost of the pi opu.ed improvement is $29,60, and that the assessed value of the real estate wituIII the probable area ut assessment is $109.500.

The mfpro\endnt is dvsirahle and necessary, and I recommend its authorization. Yours respectfully,

J Ail l.- 1'. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

The following resolution was then adopted : Rcsolveo. in the Board of Public Improvetnents, That, in pursuance of sections4t3 and 422 of

the Greater \c\I \ Irk Charter, the regulating and grading of Seventy-fist street, between Third avenue and the dh re road, in the Borough of Brooklyn, setting or resetting of the curb, paving gutter,. p-iv ng the si,lewvalks with cement where not already done, and the paviug of the car-ri.igewa\ ut ,aid street with tnacadam pavement, unler the direction of the Commissioner of liigh%%a s. be and the same hereby i, authorized and approved, there having been presented to .aid f;nand an e,ti III ate in ii ing. in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed w.,rk or iurpr,ve:uent, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last pre-cedin., tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of ,ail work hetn twenty-nine tlwttean(l six hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate inc ludect within t1t- probable area of assessment is one hundred and nine thousand fiNe it rote dollars.

And the stud Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne auci paid be The late of \ew York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be as,es~ed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

.\mnuatise—t.'osnmt,,noncr of \\:ur ul,l ly, CContmi"ioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street C eating, C nin:.sinner of S,,N,i ,. E_,imn i :uutr or Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn1 and President of the Board.

e;attve—\one.

In connection with the foregoin" rn--.,lemon. the following form of ordinance was approved for transu.is,ion to the i1unicipai .-1.- cwbly

IN -M NICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

he it Ordained by the Municipal .\ setnbly of The City of New York, as follows That, ii poi.0;u,ce of sections 413 and 421 of the Greater New York Charter, the following

resolution of file B. and et 1'ohiic Improvements, adopted by that Board oil the 9th day of January, 19ol, he and the ,amc hereb) i, al proved, and the public work or mtproveutent therein provided for is he rby auth.rize<l, and it is lrcre•by determined that the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and pal , t a= therein pros toe ; namely .

•' Reolv c.l, Ira the lion:,] of Public improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of theGreatcr \r t 1'orkCharter. tile regulating and grading of Seventy-first street, between Third avenue tilt! l the Shure ruaJ in the lliOlOagh of Broos.lvvn, setting or resetting of the curb, paving gutter, paving the i.idew.ilI Is with cement where not already done, and the paring of the carriage-w ay of s.ri l it ect with inse;thant pavement, under the direction of the Cmnmissioner of Highways, be and the atie hereby i, authorized arid approved. there having been presented to said Board an estimate in w riung, in such uetail as the said Board hay directed, of the cost of the proposed work or impruvemei.t, and a statenant of the as,essed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real c_t.:te included w itluu the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being twenn--nine ;huusand six hundred duliars. The said asses-ed value of the real estate included within the probable area or assessment is one hundred and nine thousand five hundred dollars.

•• And the ,aid Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall he borne and paid by The City of \c%v A'ork, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the pr,perty deemed to be benefited thereby. "

The folic- 'wing rep,rt from the Commis-ioner of Highways was read DER.-CRTMEN'r (F Htc;IlsCvs, December tg, tgoo.

H50. Td uI;ICE F. 11 I.Atl-N, 1'resi,ient, board , f J'wdlic 1m,^rovemen1s : Dual SItt— t- nder date of O,tober iS, the Secretary of the Board forwarded to this Depart-

ment, for inscstigation and report, a resolution adopted by the local Board of the Fifth Di.,trict, Borough of hrooklyn, diiect,n_ that the sidewalk opposite Lot No. 70, Block 45, Eighth War ?dap. situated . it the .South site of Thirtieth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, be flagged with ::luestunc ii.ttging. five led t in rcidth.

I have made an mvestigauan to ascertain the necessity of this improvement, and find that the work p:ovided fur u: the :esaluuon of the Local Board is necessary. The estimated cost is 5157, and the a<srs>cd value of the real estate within the probabe area of assessment is $1,200.

I tecuturaenct that the improvement be authorized. Very re.pectfully,

JAMES I'. BEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

The folicwin re-olutiuu wa, thereupon ad pted : Re<olvcd, b} the Board of Public Improrewant-, That, in pursuance of section 403 of the

Greater New fork Ciiaricr, the following resoluuon of the Local Board of the Fifth District, in the Borough of LinukFca, be and the Same hereby is approved, and the public work or improve-ment iliercin mentione I is hem, - authorized, and the Commissioner of Highways is hereby directed to pro.eed :orthwith in the execution thereof; namely,

" Resolved, That the Local Boa d of the Fifth District, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it for the public interest so to do, hereny directs that the sidewalk opposite the lot lying on the south side of •t hirreth str tt, between I bird avenue and Fourth avenue, known as Lot No. 70, Block 45, Lighth AAard Map, be flagged with bluestone flagging, five (5) feet in width, at the expene vi the on ne_ or ow ners of tt c ,aid lot,' there having been presented to this Board an estimate in writing of the co-1 of said w'urx or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment. The estimated cost oh said work is one hundred and fifty-seven dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is one thousand two hundred dollars ; and it is further

Resolved, by this Board, That, in pursuance of section 422 of the Greater New York Charter, this Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense of said local improve-ment shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but that the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Comruis,ioncr of \t ater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of se%%ere,, Cummissiontr of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—Aone.

The following report from the G n:ui.,sioner of Highways was read UP1'ARTMENT OF HtGHWAYS, December tg, rgoo.

Hon. MAURICE F. HULev1i:nN, President, Board of Public Improz-etnents : I)EAI+ Slic—Complying with the request conveyed to me by a letter dated October r8 from

the Secretary of the Board, with a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Fifth District, Borough of Brooklyn, uirecting that the sidewalk opposite the lots on the south side of Thirty-first

street, betweenl'hird and Fourth avenues, known as Lots 36 to 46, inclusive, 55, 56 and i, Block 44, l:ighth \\'aid \I;tp, Ire flagged with bluest, ne flagging, five feet in width, 1 beg to report that the rstmtatcfl Cost of the proposed improvement is $625i and that the assessed value of the real estatewithir the prob.tble area of assessment is $ to, 400.

l'he work being neccs,ary I rccomntend that it be authorized. Very respectfully,

JAMES P. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

Thereupon the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of section 403 of the

Greater New York Charter, the following resolution of the Local Board of the Fifth District in the Borough of Brooklyn, be and the same hereby is approved, and the public work or improvement therein mentioned is hereby authorized, and the Commissioner of Highways is hereby directed to proceed forthwith in the execution thereof ; namely,

" Resolved, That the Local Board of the Fifth District, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it for the public interest so to do, hereby directs that the sidewalk opposite the lots lying on the south side of 'Thirty-first street, between 'Ihird avenue and Fourth avenue, known as Lots Nos. 36 to 46 inclusive, 55, 56 and i, Block 44, Eighth Ward Map, he flagged with bluestone flagging, five (5) feet in width, at the expense of the owner or owners of the said lots," there having been presented to this Board an estimate in writing of the cost of said work or improve-ment, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment. The estimated cost of said work is six hundred and twenty-five dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is ten thousand four hundred dollars ; and it is further

Resolved, by this Board, 'That, in pursuance of section 422 of the Greater New York Charter, this Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense of said local improve-ment shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but that the whole of such cost and expense shall be a-sensed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Commissioner of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

The following report from the Commissioner of Ilighways was read DLPAr.T`uLNT OF IhIfttltvAtS, December 21, 1900.

brae:. MAURICE F. HOLAItAN, Presidrvrt, Bo,ird rl I'reblic Jnr,hrozerxents: DEAR SIR—In compliance with the request conveyed to tile by a letter dated December 3,

front the Secretary of the Board, I have the honor to suhmrt the following report on a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Filth District, Borough of Brooklyn, recommending that pro-ceedings he initiated to regulate, grade and pave Third avenue, between Sixtieth street and the Shore road, with asphalt pavement, and with granite-block pavement hetween the railroad tracks and rails, the owners of the railroad to bear the expense of paving the pat of the street they are required by law to pave when so directed ; also, recummending that the curb be set or reset where not already done.

This is a necessary improvement, payable by assessment. The estimated cost of an asphalt pavement on concrete foundation on the space for which the railroad company is not responsible, and of granite-block paveutent on concrete foundation with pitch and gravel joints within and about the tracks and rails, including live years' maintenance ul the asphalt and one year's main-tenance of the granite pavement, is 5216,00D, and the assessed value of the real estate within the probable area of assessnient is $1,330,000.

1 recommend that the work be authorized. Very respectfully,

JAMES P. BEATING, Commissioner of Iltghways.

Thereupon the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and

422 of the Greaser New York Charter, the regulating and grading of Third avenue, between Sixtieth street and the Shire road, in the Borough of Brooklyn, the setting or resetting of curb-stones, the paving of the carriageway, between the railroad tracks and the curb, with asphalt pavement, and with granite-block pavement between the street railroad tracks and rails, under the direction of the Commissioner of Highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board hiss directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being two hundred and sixteen thousand dollar,. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of asses-ment is one million three hundred and thirty thousand di liars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby, except the cost and expense of paving %nth granite-block pavement between the street railroad tracks and rails, which shall be borne by the owners of the street railroad.

Atthnuative—Contnn>sioner of \\:tter Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn ant President of the Board.

Negative—None.

In connection with the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved for transmission to the Municipal Assembly :

IN MUNICIPAL ASSE?MItLY.

Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows : That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 .,f the Greater New York Charter, the following

resolution of she Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the nth day of January, Igor, lie and the same hereby is approved, and the public work or improvement therein provided for is hereby authorized, and it is hereby determined that the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid as therein provided ; namely,

ii Resolved, by the Board of public Improvements, That, in pursuance ofsections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the regulating and grading of Third avenue, between Sixtieth street and the Shore road, in the Borough of Brooklyn, the setting or resetting of curbstones, the pavan of the carriageway between the railroad tracks and the curb with asphalt pavement, and w,th granite-block pavement between the street railroad tracks and rails, under the direction of the (onuui,,ioner of Highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or Improvement, and a statement of the assess_d value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being two hundred and sixteen thousand dollars. The said asessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is one million three hundred and thirty thousand dollars.

'• And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby, except the cost and expense of paving with granite-block pavement between the street railroad tracks and rails, which shall be borne by the owners of the street railroad.'

The following report front the Commissioner of Highways was read DEPARTMENT OF HIGF\AYS, December 24, I.

floe. MAURICE F. HOLAHIAN, President, Board of Public Inrprozen:ents DEAR SIR—Replying to a letter dated October 25, from the Secretary of the Board, I desire

to make the following report on a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Seventh District, Borough of Brooklyn, recommending that proceedings be Initiated to regulate and grade that part of batsman street not now improved, between Meeker av, uue and Nassau avenue, and to set or reset curb, pave gutters and flag or reflag sidewalks of said street where not already done.

This is a necessary imprcvement and I recommend its authorization. The estimated cost, including six months' maintenance, is $2,000, and the assessed value of

the real estate within the probable area of assessment is $23,900. Very respectfully,

JAMES P. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

The following resolution was thereupon adopted : Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections413 and 422

of the Greater New York Charter, the regulating and grading of Hausman street (not now im-proved), between Meeker avenue and Nassau avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, setting or reset-ting of the curb, paving of the gutters, flagging or reflagging of the sidewalks of said street where not already done, under the direction of the Commissioner of Highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate in-cluded within the probable area of asse,sment, the estimated cost of said work being two thousand dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assess-ment is twenty-three thousand nine hundred dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof

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shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Commis.ioncr of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Con>u issioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

In connection with the foregoing resolution, he following form of ordinance was approved for transmission to the Municipal Assembly :

IN Mt;Ntcrral. ASSEMBLY. Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the following

resolution of the Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the 9th (lay of January, igoi, la and the same hereby is approved, and the public work or improvement therein provided for is hereby authorized, and it is hereby determined that the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid as therein provided ; namely,

" Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, Il>c regulating and grading of Ilausroan street (not now improved), between 1\leeker avenue and ,Nassau avenue, in the Burou4h of Brooklyn, setting or resetting of the curb, paving of the gutters, flagging or retlagging of the sidewalks of said street, where not already done, under the direction of the Cutnmt~•ioner of Highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said lio.trd an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said B and has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the la.t preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of a.ssessntent, the estimated cost of said work being two thousand dollars.

The said assessed

value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is twenty-three thousand nine hundred dultar,.

" And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby. "

The following report front the Commissioner of Highways was read

DEPARIII:Nr OF HIGHWVAYS, December rg, igoo. 1/on. M.vcRicE F. HOLAIL N, Presirt'ut, Board of Public Improvements ;

DF::SR SiR—Under date of October 18 the Secretary of the Board forwarded to this Depart-bent, for investigation and report, a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Fifth District, Borough of Brooklyn, recommending that proceedings be initiated to regulate and grade Seventy-second .treet, between Sixth avenue and Fort Hamilton avenue, and to set or reset curb and pave gutters with brick where not already done.

Upon investigation I find that this is a desirable and necessary improvement, and I recom-niend its authorization.

The estimated cost of the work, including six months' maintenance, is $IO,2oo, and the assessed value of the real estate within the probable area of assessment is $25,800.

Very respectfully, JAMES 1'. KEA'LING, Commissioner of Highways.

The following resolution was thereupon adopted Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422

of the Greater New York Charter, the regulating and grading of Seventy-second street, between Sixth avenue and Fort Hamilton avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, and the sett~ngor resetting of the curb, and the paving of the gutters with brick where not already dune, under the direc-tion of the Commissioner of Iliglnrays, be and the sante hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said hoard an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the co-t of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real e*tate included within the probable area of assessment, the estin,atect cost of said xork being ten thousand two hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real c-tate included within the probable area of assessment is twenty-five thousand eight hundred dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Attirmative—Couruus,ioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

In connection tvbh the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved for t ransIn Siotl to the \l unicipat Assembly :

IN Mumir.% iL ASsEMitLY.

Be it Ordained 1>y the Municipal :lssetuldy of The City of Nety York, as follows : 'that, in puisuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the following

resolution of the Board of Public Improvement,, adopted by that hoard on the 9th clay of January, igoi, be and the same hereby is approved, and the public work or improvement therein provided for is hereby authorized, and it is herchy determined that the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid as therein provided ; naniely,

'' Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the rzgulaiing anti grading of Seventy-second street, between Sixth avenue and Fort Hamilton avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, and the setting or resetting of the curb, and the having of the gutters with brick, where not already done, under the direction of the Cominis,ioncr of Ilighnays, he and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to s.,id board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the pr., po,ed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last pre:echng tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being ten thousand two hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real e-tale included within the probable area of assess-ment is twenty-five thousand eight hundred dollars.

"And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benehtrd thereby."

The following report from the Cutmni,sioner of Highways was read DEi'. Rr~MENT OF f-IiGHwAvs, December Ig, 1900.

.1:/on. MAURICE F. HOLAHAN, President, Board of Public Improvements t DEAR Sin—With a letter dated October t8, tgoo, from the Secretary of the Board, I

received for investigation and report, a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Fifth Dis-trict, Borough of Brooklyn, recommending that proceedings be initiated to regulate, grade and pave First avenue, between Fifty-fifth street and Filty-eighth street with asphalt pavement, and to set or reset cur b on said street where not already d-Ine.

This is a necessary improven>ent, and I recommend its authorization. The estimated cost of an asphalt pavement on concrete foundation on that section of First

avenue, including five years' maintenance, is $12,800, and the assessed value of the real estate within the probable area of assessment is $184.600.

Very respectfully, J:\MES 1'. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

The following resolution was then adopted : Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422

of the Greater New York Charter, the regulating and grading of First avenue, between Fifty-fifth and Fifty-eighth streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, setting or resetting of the curb, and the paving of the carriageway of said street with asphalt pavement on it concrete foundation, with a five (5) years' guarantee of maintenance from the contractor, tinder the direction of the Commissioner of highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being twelve thousand eight hundred dollars, The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is one hundred and eighty-four thousand six hundred dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Cou~missioner of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

In connection with the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved for transmission to the Municipal Assembly :

IN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows: That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the following

resolution of the Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the 9th day of January,

l9ot, he and the same hereby is approved, au l the public work or i iii provcment therein provided for is hereby authorized, and it is hereby ietern>ined that the cost au I e\pens thereof shall be borne and paid as therein provided ; namely,

c' Resolved, by the Board of Public Ituprovenents, That, in pur,aance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the regulating and grading of First avenue, between Fifty-fifth and Fifty-eighth streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, setting or resetting of the curb and the paving of the carriageway of sail street svith asphalt p.ivenent un a concrete foundation, with a five (5) year,' guarantee of maintenance from the contractor, under the direction of the Com-missioner of I lighways, be and the same heteby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and it <taten>ent of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-toll, of the real estate included tcithin the pri)bable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being twelve tbnu~aud eight hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the prot able aria of assessment is one hundred and eighty-four thousand six hundred dollars.

" And the said Board does Hereby determine that no p(irtion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the wlt )le of such cost and expense shall be a=sessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby."

The following report from the Commissioner of highways was r ,sd

DEPARTMENT of I]tcnwsYS, December Ig, I joo.

/Non. MAURICE F. IIOLAHAN, President, BearI i f lip/,c fm t,oe,, meats : DEAR Ste—In the matter of the resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Ninth District,

Borough of Brooklyn, recommending that pro:ecdiugs be initiated to re;;ulate, grade and pave Folsom place, between Linwood street and Es,ex street, with asphalt pilement, and to set or reset curb and flag or retlag si(iIwalks on said street, .t here not already dotte, the resolution of the Local board having been received with a letter, dated October 18, from the Secretary of the Board of Public Improvements, I beg leave to report that an examination shows that it is neces-sary to grade and pave that part of I olsonr place with asphalt on concrete foundation.

"1-1>e e-timated cost of the work, including five year„' maintenance, is $3,600, and the assessed value of the real estate within the probable area of asses,ruent is 420,000.

I recommend that the improvement be authorized. Very respectfully,

(A\NIES 1'. KEA'I'1NG, Com m issioner of Ilighways.

Thereupon the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422

of the Greater New York Charter, the regulating and grading of Fol,our place, loincen Linwood street and Essex street, in the Borough of l;rooklyii, and the setting or resetting of the curb, flagging or re1aggiug of the side seal lcs on slid street, viIiere not already done, and the paving of the carriageway of said street with asphalt paveueit on it concrete foundation,

with a five (5) years' guarantee of utaintenanee front the contractor, under the direction of tire Commissioner of Highways, lie and the same berel,y is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an ertin>a?e in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statenient of the asses'ed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included vs itlrin the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being three thou.and six hundied toilers. The said ass;ssed value of the real estate included tcithin the probable area of assessment is twenty thousand dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that uo portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whI,le of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Atfinnati cc—Coma nnissi one r of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of highways, C rim tnis,ioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

In connection with the foregoing resolution, the lollow•ing form of ordinance ivits approved for transmission to the Municipal :A.,s_•tnbly

IN MUNICIPAL..\SSEMiLV.

Be it Ordained by the \lunicipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater ' e,,n Yorlr Charter, the following

resolution of the Board of Public Tntprovemeats, adopted by that Board on the )t ii day of January, Igor, be and the same hereby i approved, and the public wont or improvement therein pro-vided for is hereby authorized, and it is hereby dctera>ined that the cost acid expense thereof hall be borne and paid as therein provided ; namely.

'' Resolved, by the Board of Public I (ii pruvements, That, in pursuance of section' 413 and 422 of ;rte Greater New York Charter, the regulating and gr tdin;; of I 151 nn place, between Lin-wood street and Essex street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, and the setting of resetting of tire curb, flagging or rellagging of the sidewalks on said street, where gut alrca,ly done, and the paving of the carriageway of said street with asphalt pave nreut on it concrete foundation, (ti it ii a five (5) years' guarantee of mainten stir r froiu the contractor, under the direction of the Commis-sioner of Highways, be and the same hr reby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in wri I ing, in such detail as the s:> id h:,ard has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work lwim, three thousand six hundred dollars. The said assessel value of the real estate included within the probable area of as-essnieut is twenty thousand dollars.

`And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the coot and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but tide whole of such cosy. uu,l expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.”

The following report from the Commissioner of Highways was read DrrAirriiENr OF ILctmays, D cenil,er tg, igoo.

lie,:. MAURICE F. II0LAHAN, Prce'idettl, Rail of Public Intfrat'cruer>ts : DEAR Silt—Reporting on the resolution adopted by the local L'u:tr l of tire Ninth District,

Borough of Brooklyn, recommending that proceediu s is initiated to re..ulate, grade and pave New Jersey avenue with asphalt pavement, het ten Atlantic avenue and it Ian ii go feet south of Belmont avenue, and to set or reset curl, and flag or retlag sidewalks of said street where not already done, which resolution was received with a letter dated October 18, from the Secretary of the Board, I beg to say that the estimated cost of this itupi(0em err t, including a concrete founda. than for the asphalt pavement, and five years' maintenance, is $2 1,000. and that the as>e,sed vale, of the real estate within probable area of assessment is $164,000.

This improvement is desirable and nece'sary, and I recommend its authorisation. Very respectfully,

J.AMES I'. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

The following resolution was then adopted : Resolved, by the Board (If Public Lnprovements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422

of the Greater New York Charter, tire regulating anal grading ut New Jer-cy a\enue, bet«een Atlantic avenue and a point. ninety feet south of Itelmont avcuuc, in theBorough of Brooklyn, and the setting or resetting of the curb, fla,ging or rellagging of the sidewalks of Said street where not already clone, and the I>aving of tlhe carriage eay of said street, with asphalt pavement on a concrete foundation, with a five (5) years' guarantee of maiutcroance front the contractor, under the direction of the Commissioner of I Iighoay's, be anal tl>e same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a state-ment of the assessed value, according to the la§t preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being twenty-one thousand six hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is one hundred and sixty-four thousutd dinars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such, asst and expen>e shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Commissioner of \Vater Supply, Commissi over of iiighuays, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, i iesideut of the Borougl-

of Brooklyn and !'resident of the Board. Negative—None.

In connection with the foregoing, resolution, the following term of ordinance was approved for transmission to the Municipal Assembly :

IN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the following

resolution of the Board of Public Lnprovemcnts, adopted by that Board on the 9th day of Janu-ary, 1901, be and the same hereby is approved, and the public work or improvement therein provided for is hereby authorized, and it is hereby determined that the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid as therein provided ; namely,

'Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pur. uance of sections 413 and 412 of the Greater. New York Charter, the regulating and grauiug of New Jersey avenue, between

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Atlantic avenue and a point ninety feet snout of Belmont avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, and the setting ur resetting of the curb, tlagfing or reflanging of the side\valks of said street where not alrradv done, and for pacing of the carrial,eway of said street with asphalt pavement on a concrete fu ii ht ion• \\itlt a five r5 )'ears' guarantee of ntaint•.uance from the contractor, under

%t:'> beard hesaneli•reb i authorized nr h•Tlir '>t r of Lli h t t c s a l the ecu~ tut 1': • ,'-.ioncr t (on > approved.. there having been presented to said board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cu,t of the proposed work or improvement. and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tae- roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of s;tirl work 1eing t\centy-one thousand six hundred dollars. The sail assessed value of the real estate included u ithin the probable area of assess-ment is one hundrL~1 ;nisi sixty'-lour thousand dollars.

"_1nd the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be but I.e and paid by The City of New- York, but tine whole of such cost and expense shall he asses'ed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.'•

The iollowinp reports front the C on ini.stoner c,f highways were read and placed on file

DEPAPI' MEN r of H)cti v.tvs, January 4, 190t.

f! ,r. \1\t. R t(F F. 1101 AIt.\', Pr<:,i r<vrt, 1,,,a; r' , j 1'u Ii Inrtrnr'<vm ntr : I)r \r, SIR—In C ifl fiance \cith the request ronsrcel to ine by a letter dated December 22,

from the Secretary of the Ioard, I be Ira e to submit the lollouciug report on the resolution of the Local Board of the Tweii v.tirst District, L'oron h of \I tn hat tan, iecumntending that One Ilun;lred and 'l'sventv-thinl street, from 1 first to Pleasant avrnue, be ,spaced with asphalt.

\t I;resent that 5e,tion of Jut hundred and lre41ems-third street is paved with granite I locks in pour condition. The rate of ra lc is three-tenths her cent., and the street is used for residential ptrrp-ses.

The estimated cost of an asp halt l.r'cmcnt on the present pavement r. laid is a foundation, including ten years' maintenance, is $S.z o.

Thi' matter \cill receive due consideration when selecting the streets to be recommended for repaving during this year.

Very respectfully.

J.\\ii;- 1. KEATiNG, Commissioner of High\\ ays.

Di PAt.'ru}:aT nt: Iltctt \v:\\'S—C nu[[S51 NEk' OFFICE, ',-Os. i; 'n, 21 P.\R]. Row. Il

NF: v \ ORt(, January 2, [got.

I1 ,i. \I KO.I I •. IlOL:11i:\\, I 1 lent. 1l"u r,; <t J'tr.'.i<!'ii,/';o:nn•ei1S I \t. ,,Its I )n I)ec.m! er I. InoJ, the Secretary ot the Board forwarded to this department

for investigation ;tit-1 report it IcobIution atfinjteI F.s the I.ncal Board of the -Nineteenth I)istriot, Borough r-t Manhattan, rcr,,mmending that \Ve>t sinew-secon l sheet, between \\rest Lind avenue and l:iscrsidx drive. I c paved vp ith she~•t aspic lit.

In reply, I beg to report tlhtt a ir' lotion for pr.s ing n ith asphalt on concrete foundation \iur-tv-second street. boot \\e -t Eat 1 avenue to INVercye drive, was passed by the Board of I'aI Ito Ito rucemenI. dole 1g. 1 'u ). an.1 an ordinance was introduced in the Council on _April 3, 1000 : passe,( be that lr~nly duly to, loot), and was introduced in the Board of Aldermen and referred to the t'oh mit let un' treet, anal Iliglt\\'ays luly 17, ,goo, and was passed by the Board of Aldermen at the noel tug .m I tecemi,cr IS.

It 'heretore appears to lie unnece-sat} to take aetion on the present resolution. Very respectfully,

=\\ll:S 1'. KF,\TING. Commissioner of Highways.

The following reports from the Commissioner 't highways were read, and the matters were laid o\ er

I )El.-v< r-otl:.\ ! r ,1' II IGIIWAYs - COMMiSSiONER's OFFICE, ± Nos. 13 TO 21 PARK Ro\v,

NEW \-ORI:, January 4, 190t.

Ilwr. \l\L hest: I . I1 1- All :\',. l'resia"rrt, !- 1/ . j Pe/:'i Iru'; rrnr ,t

Dt::\R Silo —:lcknosvlydgin r:cett 1 ol a letter (late(! 1)Lcember 22, from the Secretary of the Board, MIdd a ic obi tion adople,l I the \T tin icip.il A- snil-1v re. lies ting that 'Thirty-six!Ii street, betty-:en Tewh and F1evenr.h anentee, lolon,Ii of 5]eIhattan, Ise epaved with t iamto-block pavement in. concrete foundation. I be:;_ leave to rep it that the cxi -tilt Gtanhe.Iilu k paventcve, which was laid to IS7j, is in very hall coii(litiiln. I he rate ol I-i.iile is 2.9 per cent., and the e~ti iii aIed co-t of repaying the <treet with .ratite I 1 ci on c,mcrete foundation, including Inc year': maintenance, t- $IO.Soo.

The cle-irabilitv and nece::ity of coast it this street vtill reccire clue consideration. Very- respecticVs,

l:\ill:- P. KI:,A'I'ING, Commissioner of IIigh\\ays.

I)i:r'.\R1til I r'r IItrnt\v.'.ts, January 2, 1901.

11,oi. AI-h- vdr}: F. Ibis-AII.vN, I'; vi,l.vrt, Jot rr/i if I'uilii lurjror,nr:vtt.. DEAR '1R In compiiance \citl: he rerluc-t. (iatcd December r, fr to the secretary of

the B_:ard, I have the honor to -ii bmit tine fulluu in- rep'rt „f the resulutiuu ad, pted by the Local Bard of the -Nirs[ccreb II rict, I;, r h of i1aohc: tan , recummcnding chit cruswalks be laid acres. tit. Aich ii a,. .iccuue, on the .outli side of One Ilutt ire i .1 ii I Forty-eighth street.

It i, t1ecces?ry to lay cro-\-Nalk- of blue<t tie act'.-''t. Nichulau avenue, on the =Ouch side of One flundrerl and Forty-eighth -meet, and I . aiii :!I It the iv ':k Ile :tuihorized.

The estimated cost of the work Is sit,e...Ii .-_ .J .1 slur it the real estate w'thin the• probable area of assessment i- 51µ.c00.

Very re-poet , :

1-1\Il 1. h.1 .-A CI\i;, Comm-ioner of Ifigh,cay'.

1 I.I .vh I Mu" 1 i I d1GutV.vt 5, January 2, 1905.

I!>,,. \L\t Ref t. F. IlluLAIIA.N l'n:i,lriii, Nnor:/ / diets!,, llapvrnnrnt.i I r}: -vtc SIR -ACith a litter dated 1)ecember 6. from the Secretary of the Board, I rcccived for

neesaigation and report a resolution adopted by the Local L.,anl ot the 'lout Ii District, Borough of Manhattan. recommei-Aing that the s; lr\valk on both sides of i )ii tch street, bets} -en Fulton a id _J oh street-. 1,e rrpalreri \there mc es. ry.

in reply. I beg to repot that the c, innate l cost of tl•cgging, rellagging and repairing the sidewalks on Dot ch sired:, trio, Fulton I Juhn street, Bor ugh of Manhattan, is S25I, and the uxessed %;tine of the real -tate within the probable area Odr a-st„moot i iiç u,So0.

The imprus emervt is de-irable and no'eesar,v, tbe•rsiire I recommend that it he authorized. Very re-poeni'ds,

(.\1E 1. KI'.%TlN6, Commissioner of liighways.

I)t.t .Rruj;\ I . •r Ihctlw.N-S, January 4, 190!. Ilv,r, 1f.vURIC}. F. II>t.AI1..', I'resi,Ieut, Board r f Pm/ 1 Irrrtrosenre„ts ;

DEAR StR—A\jib a letter dated Decen.b r 14, 1900. from the Secretary of the Bard, I received for in vet igal iun and report a re<:,lution a, l,,pte I by the L tea l B ,ard of the Tenth Ui tree, P,iron pIt o \lanha :an, re coonet ling, that the vacant lots at Nos. t4 and 16 Hamilton Street he puperly fenced.

In reply, I be, to report that it i< necet,ary to fence said lots with a close hoard fence, six feet high, and !hat the eOurntied cost of the work is 53. th_- assessed value of the real estate within the probible area of as,e-an cot being 57,400.

I recom men r that the :mpr„vetnet it be cuthoti'el Very respectfully,

J.1\ILS I'. KR:-NP1\G, Commissioner of Highways.

I)t-rARINIE'T Ut hiGuwaes, January 2, 1901. IIP,r. 1L\t recce F. IIOLAHAN, /resi,i,tt, fJiti i/ uf lire /1r me/r0oedd1 uts:

DEAR Sic--Referring to a commwnicati-n dart-:I th,- to uitimo, from the Secretary of the Board, with a resolution adopted Ii}' the Lo -al Board ot the Nineteenih Di•trict, Porough of Manhattan, reemnmsn,l.mg that a cr »,milk be I. id across Seventh avenue on the south side of One Ilundied and Thirty-seventh street. I ben to report that the estimated cost of laying cross-walks of Bluestone across Seventh avenue, on the south side of tine Hundred and Thirty-seventh street, is $225, and the assessed value of the real e-tats within the probable area of assessment is $474.oco.

The improvement is necessary, and I recommend it. authorization. Very re-pectfuliv,

J.\\IFIS P. KL.\TI\G, Commissioner of Highways

DE1'AKiOiEtsr OOr IItctnc:\\,—GtvtMlsstONER's Optics:, Nos. 13 Ire 21 1'AkK Roy,

NIL\\ YORK, January 7, 1901. Il

I/Pu. MAURICE F. Ilut.,tlIAN, lrc,lrf ref s b✓rrr,l 'f Per',/i- Lo s,..,r . reee,!s DEAR SIR—In answer to a letter datetl Decnnber 27, from the Secretary of the Board,

transmitting a resolution adopted br the L,wal Boar l of the N.nth District, (Su~ough of Brook-lyn, recommending, !fiat proceedings be ini iated to regulate, giade and pane Asnt, ,rd street, between Jamaica acenne and Ari iii gtun ay.-nuc, vrrth asphalt pure meut, and to set or reset curb, and pave si(iewalks \cith cement wit _re not a Ire nil' riots e, I beg to say that the estimated cost of the proposed improvement, inclu, iing a concrete futustlation for, and five years' maintenance of, the asphalt pavement, is 512,600, and that the assessed value of the real estate within the prub-eble area of assessment is 590,4.20.

The improvement is necc9sarv, and I recommend its authorization. Very respectfully,

JAlsll•:S P. KI;A'I'ING, Commissioner of Highways.

C'iry (,F Nr\v YORK, Di:iaierx[F:tsr OF J1tf;tnv.e1's—Ca>I,usstoNm:R's OrrtcE,

Nos. 13 TO 21 PARK Ro ts', 13oRO( ct} OF MANHA'm i &v r ; Jnuar y 7, Iof 9

Harr. A1AURICE F. HOt,U IAN , Pnsrdevrt, fared of Public Iiirprovem,vits Dc.emc SIR -Referring to the communication from the President of the Borough of Brooklyn,

received with a letter dated December 22, t9co, from the Secretary of the Board, in reference to the resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Eighth District. Borough of Brooklyn, directing that the sidewalk (opposite Lot No. Ir6, Block 8, Twenty-third Ward Map, situated on the north side of limit nain a\enue, between Throop avenue and Stint ne r avenue, be flagged with Bluestone tl.tgging, five feet in width, I beg to say that under date of December 24 I reported on this reso-lotion, giving the estimated cost of the work, the assessed saluc of the real estate within the probable area of assessment, and recommending that the improvement be authorized.

Very respectfully, JADIES 1'. KEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

Dm:r.sRa-arcyr t ,r I11GH\VAYS, January 2, 1901. 1141,1. Met RICE F. IIo[.stttnN, J'rr:iirlc,rl, /togrd of f'rrh?ii lirrprar<wrrnls:

DEAR She- In answer to a letter dated December i, from the Secretary of the Board, with a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Nineteenth District, Borough of Manhattan, recommending that One Hundred and Forty-second street, between Seventh and Lenox avenues, he paved \\ith asphalt blocks. I beg to say that the proposed improvement is necessary, and I recommend that it be authorizer!.

The estimated cost of paving with asphalt blocks on concrete foundation fine Hundred and Forty-second street, from Seventh to Lenox avenue, including live years' maintenance by the contractor, is S1o,003, and the assessed value of the real est :te %% ithin the probable area of assess- meritis $21'1,500. Very respectfully,

JAMES I'. K1 ATIN(l, Commissioner of Highways.

City t ,F NE11' \ ORK, D}:Ir.\$1'tIENT (I}' lllGlt\v.ex- s—Coot atl5itOSP. R'S OFFICE,

Nos. 13 TAI 21 I':v:K Row, BOROUGH OF MAIe:tr FAN, January 2, 1901. JJJ

f/<1n. 151 CI RICE F. I1um.Alm:tNa I',, uif,<)r1, L,'drrr,l o/ f'ubli lnrhr<'r,,xrvals: DEAR Sic—Referring to a communication (fated November 16. front the Secretary of the

Board, with a resolution adopted by the Loco] hoard of the Fifteenth District, Borough of Iii an-hattan. recommending that vacant lots at Nos. 413, 415 and .}t7 East Seventieth street ba properly fenc-d, I beg to report that the estimate) oast of a close board fence, six feet high, in front of these lot., is $100, the assessed value of the real estate within the probable area of asess-ment being $10,000.

It is necessary to fence the lots, and I recommend that the work be authorized. 's er respectfully,

JAMES P. KEATING, Commissioner of highways.

Ciry it Nice YO,IRK. DEl':vR'IMENr OF lltctrn'.vas—CimtatlsstuGsr:R's OFFICE,

Nos. 13 To 21 PARK ROvr, Euioit'att or ItLSNt1A'ristN, January 7, 1901.

/fun. Al:u Blur F. Ilol..eii.tx, I,,•sirine, Board n/' /'r,5/ii 1mpr :emerts: I)EnR SIR—A\ith a letter dated December 22, 19oo, front the Secretary of the Roinl, I

received) for investigation and report a resolution adopted by the Local Board of the Eighth District, Borough of Brooklyn, evpressiig belief that file safety, health and convenience of the public rep uire that Onincy street, betwr'en Neil avenue and Stu_vvesant avenue, should he rep:n ed vctth asphalt.

In reply', I beg to report that the estiiiated cost of an asphalt pavement on concrete founda. tion on that part of yuircy street, including ten years' maintenance, is Str.soo.

The matter well receive consideration. Very respectfully,

JAMIa 1'. BEATING, Commissioner of Highways.

Dr:FaRTau:s t ur Hi-;iivv tv s —Ct,sisusSIONF.R's OFFtc}:, Nis. 1; 7n 21 PARK R(,\v,

Nr\\ VORK:, January 7, Igor.

/L”, \l SUE ICt F. Ile m aii.s , I'resif/rut, Board t I4rblir Iurl'r,re,nenls: DEAR SIR—Referring to a letter dated December 22, front the Secretary of the Board, with

a resolution adopted by the Municipal Assrmbly, reconuuending that Delialb avenue, from the junction of Fulton street to Bedloid avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, be repaved isith asphalt, I beg to say that the estimated cost of an asphalt pavement on concrete foundation, including test years' maintenance, un DeRalb avenue, from Fulton street to llsRord ;[venue, is $115, IGO.

TL, nrattc•r trill r_ceivr• consideration. \-cry respectfully.

J-AAIES P. El Al' IN(;, Commissioner of Highways.

REPORTS FROM ('OttMIssIONER OF SE\CERS. I n motion of the S ommtsioner of Setter-, the following resolution was adopted Resolved, That the resolution adopted by the Board of Public Improvement, oil December fig,

tgoo, relating to the construction of temporary sets eis in the Borough of 'file Bronx, be and the same hereby i. rescinded.

Atiirmative-Commi,siauer of Water Supply, Conuuissioner of Highways, Coiinnissioner of Street Cleaning, Conunisglroer of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, Presidernt of the Botough of I he Br iii. and President of the Board.

Negati\e—No!:e.

The following amended resolution \ca; then alopted Resolvers, be the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of section 559 of the

Greater New fork Charter, the construction by the Commissioner of Sewers of temporary sewers in

Fifth at'enue, beh\ een Fifteenth street and So feet so.tth of Tenth street Filth avenue, between Seventh street and Arthur street ; Fourth, avenue, bet\ceen Fifteenth street and Randall street Maple avenue, between First street and Ruskin street Prospect terrace, between Fifteenth street and Thirteenth street Briggs avenue, between White Pains avenue and summit cast of White Plains avenue Logan street, between White Plains avenue and Maple avenue Arthur street, between Fourth avenue and Sixth avenue ; Jerome street, between White Plains avenue and 225 feet east of Maple avenue Shiel street, between Fourth avenue and dos feet east of Fifth avenue ; First street. between \\'bite plains asenue and io5 feet east of Sixth avenue Secu -1 'erect. between \White Plains avenue and 105 feet ea-t of Sixth avenue Third street, between White Plains avenue and 474.7 feet cast of Fifth avenue; Fourth street, between White Plains avenue and 242.2 feet east of Filth avenue Fifth street, between White Plain= avenue and 155 feet east of Fifth avenue Sixth street, between White Plains avenue and 350 feet east of Fifth avenue Seventh street, between \b'hite Plains avenue and Fifth a\ eiue : Eighth street, between \\hite Plains avenue and 540 feet east of Fourth avenue Ninth street, between White Plains avenue and 720 feet ea-t of Fourth avenue Tenth street, between White Plains avenue and So feet east of Fifth avenue Eleventh street, between White Plains avenue and Corsa lane ; Twelfth street, between \\'Mite Plains avenue and 265 feet east of Fifth avenue Thirteenth street, between White Plains avenue and 66o feet cast of Fifth avenue Fourteenth st.tcet, between White Plains avenue and tsixth avenue Fourteenth street, between Prospect terrace and Second avenue ; Fifteenth street, betwc,-n White Plains avenue and 515 feet east of Fifth avenue ; and Randall street, between Maple avenue and Fourth avenue ; all in the Borough of The Bronx

-be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said L'oatd has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last pre- ceding tax-roll, of time real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being one hundred and twenty-eiKhc thou-and eight hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probai,lc area of assessment is one million two hundred and twenty-nine thousand five hundred and fifty-four dollars.

And the sail Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of Newt York- , but the whole of such cost and expense shall be a,sesed upon the property deemed to Ire benefited there',y.

.ltliruiattve—Commissioner of Vlater Supply, Commissioner of llrghways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of bridges, President of the Borough of The Bronx and President of the Board.

Negative--None.

THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 190I.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901. THE CITY RECORD. 323

The following communication from the Commissioner of Sewers was read : DECEMBER 31, 1900.

[Jim, MAURICE F. HOLAHHAN, /',esidettt, Board of Public I,n/reverte,,ts: DEAR SIR-At a meeting of the Board of Public Improvements held on the 26th day of

Deceuiber, 1900, a resolution was adopted authorizing the construction of sewers in Kingshridge road, between Harlem river and the Ship canal, etc. (See printed minutes, September 26, 1900, page 2629.)

I recommend that the same be rescinded, Yours respectfully,

JAS. KANE, Commissioner of Sewers.

The following resolution was then adopted : Resolved, That resolution adopted by the Board of Public Improvements on September 26,

Igoo, for the construction of sew ors to Kintsbridge road, between Ilarletu river and Ship canal; in Terrace View avenue, from liing,hridge road, on the south to I.ingsbridge road on the north, ; in Kingshridge avenue, between the Ship canal and Terrace Vie iv avenue ; in Jansen avenue front'lerrace View avenue on the n rtlt to Terrace View avenue on the south ; in Van Corlear place, between Kingsbrt, lge avenue and Wicker place ; in Wicker place between Kingshridge avenue and Jansen avenue ; in Jacoi)us place, between Terrace View avenu: and Van Corlear place ; in Teunissen place, 1 tote cell I1arlem Rive• and Terrace View avenue ; in Leyden street, between Tennissen place out Terrace View avenue ; and in Ashley, Hyatt and Muscoola streets, between the Ship canal and l iugsbridge road in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of Sewers, be and the saute is hereby rescinder) and repeated.

Aflrmalive-Conuuissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of IIighways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

Negative-None.

The following communication from the Commissioner of Sewers was referred to the Chief l opographical Engineer

DEPAInralENT OF SEWERS, January 7, 1901. I;irz MAURIt'E F. I IoL.SIIAN, !'resident. Board of Public Improvements :

1)I:AR SIR---I beg to transmit herewith original petition of Mr. George F. Johnson, dated January 3, 1931, for permission to construct a private sewer in Craven street, from Fox street to beck street, and in Beck street, from Craven street to Leggett avenue, with all the necessary papers in connection therewith, also plan of Said sewer with my approval.

Yours respectfully, JAS. KANE, Commissioner of Sewers.

REPORTS FROM ('uAIMISSIONER OF PUILIC Bt;iLUINGS, LIGHTING AND SUPPLIES.

The following report from the Commissioner of Public Buildings, Lighting and Supplies was placed on file :

CITY of NEW YORK, DEPART~lIrNT OF P tnt.lc B1 II,l)Ist;s, LIGHTING AND St'PPI.n-:s.

1u,. 13 TO 21 PARK Row, Ntar YoRIc. January 5, 1901.

Zion. MAURICE F. Hoe..SIIAN, ,-'resident, Board of 1'ublir Iutfrrn riu, tats, Nov. 13 to at Park Row, City :

DEAR SIR--Referring to a communication from your office of the 15th tilt., inclosing copy of a letter from the President of the Borough of litooklyn, recommending that street lamps he placed on Alontaek avenue, south from Atlantic avenue to liberty avenue, in tl;e lit mug named.

the matter has been invest lgatoil by this llepartment, and I ant this clay irtonvecl by the Deputy Conunis,ioticr in the said borough that he has directed the Brooklyn Union Gas Company to install six (6) gas lamps on the Klock in question.

Respectfully yours, HENRY S. KEARNY, Con,missioner.

IkEPoRrs FROM CullilusstoNElt OF BEII)GES.

On motion of the Commissioner of Bridges, the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, by the Board of 1'nbEic Improvements. That, in pursuance of section 413 of the

Greater New York Charter, the construction, by the Commissioner of Bridges, of a new bridge over Gowanus canal, at Ninth street, in the Borough of I;rouklyn, be and the saute is hereby authorized and approved, the cost of said work or improvement to be paid for from the proceeds of Corporate Stock, to be issued for that purpose.

Adirmative-Comptroller, Commissioner of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of Ilighuays, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the I orough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative--None.

In connection with the foregoing resolution, the following form of ordinance was approved for transmission to the Municipal Assembly :

I5 MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

Be it Ordained by the Municipal Assembly of The City of New York, as follows That, in pursuance of section 413 of the Greater New York Charter, the following resolution

of the Board of Public Improvements, adopted by that Board on the 9th clay of January, 1901, be and the same hereby is approved, and the public work or improvement therein provided for is hereby authorized, viz. :

" Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of section 413 of the Greater New York Charter, the construction by the Commissioner of Bridges of a new bridge over Gowaaus canal, at -Ninth street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, be and the same is hereby author-ized and approved, the cost of said work or improvement to be paid for from the proceeds of Corporate Stock, to he issued for that purpose. "

COMMUNICATIONS FROM 'rHE PREStIEN'r of 114E BRONX,

The following comtnunieation from the President of the Borough of The Bronx was referred to the Commissioner of Public Buildings, Lighting and Supplies :

BoRUCCII OF TIIFE BRONX, NI•av YORK Cary, December 27, 1900.

Han. MAURICE F. IIOLAtt.AN, l' is!dool, Board of Public linprovemenis: DEAR SIR-In accordance with section 384, chapter J78, Laws of 1897, I hereby certify that

the following resolution was adopted by the Local Board, Twenty-second District, at its meeting held December 27, 1900, vie. :

Resolved, That, on petition of W. Eckenfelder and others, duly advertised, and submitted the z7th day of December, t)oo, the Local Board, '1'weuty-second District, hereby recommends to the Board of Public Improvements that gas-,rains be laid, lanrp-pus.s erected, gas l:unps placed thereon, lighted and maintained, on Fourth, Ftltlt and Sixth avenues, and upon Firat, Sheil and Arthur streete, east of the Bronx river, Borough of The Bronx, and that a copy mil this resolution be transmitted forthwith to the said Board of Public Improvements.

Respectfully, LOUIS F. HAFFEN, President, Borough of The Bronx.

The following communication from the President of the Borough of The Bronx was referred to the Commissioner of \Water Supply:

BoRouGh OF Tom BRONX, Ns,w YORK CITY, December 6, 19o3.

lion. MAURICE F. IIOLAItAN, President, Board of Public Imtrovements: DEAR Sort--In accordance with section 384, chapter 378, Laws of 1897, I hereby certify that

the following resolution was adopted by the Local Board, Twenty-second District, Borough of The Bronx, at its Inceting December 27, 1900, viz.:

Resolved, That the l,oeal Board, Tscenty-second District, hereby recommends to the Board of Public Improvements the placing of fire-hydrants on Ferris lane (south of Eastern Boulevard), Borough of '1 lie Bronx, east of the Bronx river, and that a copy of ibis resolution be transmitted forthwith to the said Board of Public Improvements.

Respectfully, LOUIS F. HAFFEN, President, Borough of The Bronx.

CosIAtUN1CATIONS FROM PRESIDENT OF BROOKLYN.

The following communication from the President of the Borough of Brooklyn was referred to the Chief Topographical Engineer:

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, December 31, 1900. Board of Pubhe Improvements:

GENTLEMEN-The Local Board of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a meeting held on December 29, 1933, duly advertised, adopted the following :

"Resolved, That the Local Board of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hear-ing had this 29th clay of I)ecetnber, i9oo, and deeming it for the public interest so to do, hereby recommends to the Board of Public lmproverrentsor The City of New York that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 436 of chapter 378 of the laws of 1897, proceedings be initiated to alter the map or plan of '[lie City of New York by changing the grade of Atlantic avenue, between Dresden street and Euclid avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn."

Inclosed are the following : Copy of report from the Department of highways. Prohle showing proposed improvement.

Yours re-1iec,IuI1y, EDWARD 11. GROUT', T're.iilent of the Borough.

The following communication from the president of the Borough of limoklyn was referred to the Commissioner of \Vati-r Supply :

Ctry OF NEty Y, )R1:-BuaouCll of BROOKLYN, OlmACl. iii 'P TlIE PRESIDENT OF Tilt BOROUGH,

December 31, 1900. Board of Ii/Bt' lorfrne'eoteul.

(F.NTLExIEN-Thue Local hoard of the Ninth I)i,t net , Borough of Ilroolayn, after hearing had at a meeting held tilt Decentb.r 2~), 1903, daly advertised, adopted the following

Resolved,'1hat the Local l;n:Ird ut the Ninth Iii,:riot, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it for the piuhthic intere=t o to do, hereby recun)mentl, to the b'uarrl if Public Irnpruventents of The City of New York drat a water-main lie lai, l in AV'arwick ,street, between Jamaica avenue and Arlington avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn."

Inclosed is copy of petition. Vv,tr5 respectfully,

1?ILAVAR 1) M. (; ROUT', Presidett of the Borough.

The following comuiu[nieatinns from the Ihc.,idcut of the Borough of ftr)u11ymi were referred to the Commissioner of I lights ay's : -

11uROCtat or BROOKLYN, January 7, 1901. Board of Pnhlic InrTree'rnrvurLi

GEN-rLl' IEN-The Loral 1-bard of the Third Dish Oct, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a meeting held on January 4, 1931, duly arl sortie 'I, adopted the fallowing

" Resolved, '1 hat the Local lion rd of the 'hhinl 1) to Ct, L'r,r mglt of L'roohlyn, after hearing had this 4111 day of January, ,tot, believe it to be for the public interest and required for the safety, health and cuu semi iciwc of the lnthlie that \Willow- street, between Poplar Street and Cranberry street, and Poplar, Ali htIagh and Cranh_rry s, reets, between I licks .street and Ctlam!ia llei~hts, should Inc rep:rvcd with a.<l:h:tit pavement, and it therefore re, luests Ilrat the Board of Public Iutpr:n cnuut~ rewr laid matter to the Department of I lighways for action."

V' tits rc I:ei,(hhly. LD\FAih NI. , ;ROUT, Pmesideut of the liitritugh.

Mutest t It or L'ROula.ti-N, January 7, 1901. boor,! of l'urblic lnrjro; e-ntcills :

GI-:NTLESIRN-The Local Board of the '1-hirtl District, L'or„uglt of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a meeting held on January 4, 1931, duly advertised, adopted the following

°' lies-ilved, That the Local Board of tlhe TI iid I1i,hict, Borough of Bruoldyn, deeming it for the pul,lic interest so to rlo, hereby direct-,; that the si -lewalk opposite the lot lying uu the south side of Prospect street, between Jay street and Bridge street, anti on the cast stile of Jay street, between prospect street and Sands street, lcnowu as Lot No. 31, Block 17, Second \Yard :\i all, be }laughed with blttestone Ihtgging, five (5) feet in 5%iIIth, at the expense of the owner or owners of the said lot.

'' lie-ol sod , That lhis rewlutton he forwarded to the Board of f'uhlic Impruvemcuts for its approval., '

Inclosed is copy of report from the Departmcnt of highways. V'ours rc,pc:tfully,

l?ll\V'ARU M. GROU'T, President of the Borough.

hI tttouGit of }it(oOKI.YN, January 7, ,got. buarid of P,//1c /ntjir~'t eru,wls

GEN't t,1ttn;N-The Local Board of the Third District, L'-Trough of Brooklyn, after hearing haul at a meeting brill on January 4. 19ot, duly adverti,e-h. adopter the tulle ,%ill, :

I:esolved, That the Local hoard of the Third I)trt,id, Borough of Brooklyn, after hear-ing had this 4th dilly of January, 1901, htelirves it to be tr the public interest and re'luired far the safety, health and convenience of the pith lie that I Icnry 'error, between 1'ierrepoot street and (2 lurk street, should be rel~:rced trilh :t ,phall l ,,ueruent, .u)rl it theref re requests that the Board of Public Improvements refer sail nrIgor to the 1)epartruent of Ilighways fur action."

Inclosed is copy of petition. Yours re-pectfully,

1 l)\VAKD 'M. GROk I', President of the Borough.

BOROUGIt OF lit n„nt.VN, January 4, 1901. Board t j Puedii it u,W., .

Ges'I l,F.MEN-'i'lte Local Board of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing 'had at a meeting held on Jaunary 3, t ,)ot, adopter) the fo1hivuIttu :

, Resolved, That the Local lioanl of the Fourth District, Burt ugh of Brooklyn, after hearing had this 311 clay of January, trot, Lclinyes I to be for tl)c public interest and required for the safety, health and convenience of the public that Fraukliu avenue, beuveen Jefferson avenue and \Vallahout street, .licuLLl Inc repay-:d with asphalt pd5',tt10ut, and it therefore requests that the Board of Public Intprucc flu enIs rrter sat-1 matter to the Department of IIiglw ays for action."

Inolo,ed I- copy of petition. Yours rr~petfully,

EI)1V,ARl) M. GROU'1•, President of the Borough.

B3ko;Gft oi, BROOKLYN, January 4, 1901. Board of Pub/ic Imp) 3z•e lout.; .

(IENTLEUEN-T lie Local Board of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a meeting held on January 3, 1901, duly a<Ivertisud, adopted the following :

" Resolved, That the Local Boanl of the Founh District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had this 3d day of January, 1931, believes it to he for the public interest and required for the safety, health and cunveniettce of the public then Division avenue, between Lee avcuue and Har-risou avenue, should be repacc,l with asphalt pasenteut, and it therefore requests that the Board of Public Improvements refer said matter to the llcpartmcnt of highways for action."

Yours respectfully, ED\YAlll M. GROUT, President of the Borough.

Boaot r,rt r ,F BruoKLYN, January 4, 193t. Board a% Public Iinft-ireiiu'x!s :

GEN't't.ESIFN-The Local Board of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a meeting held oil January 3, 1901, d iii y a<lvertisr•d, adopted the following

'Resolved, ').'hat the Local L'uar(II of the Fourth 1)is: rue t, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it for the public interest so to du, herchy direct-. that tie sidewalk upp.tsitc the lot lying on the svvest side of Downing street, at the fcut of t tome)' street, au,l on the north site of Qu incy street, at the foot of lluwning street, known as Lit rNo. I14, Block 74, Seventh \V'anl Map, he ,lagged with Bluestone flagging, lice (5) feet in s; lilt Ii, at the expeusc of the ouvner or owners of the said lot.

" Resolved , 1' hat this re,u',ution be for, eau led to the Board of Public Improvements for its approval."

Inclosed is copy of report from the Uep,t B tiett of Ilighways. Yours respectfully,

LU\VAI.iD M. GRI:IUT, President of the Borough.

BoxetuI of BRooKI.'N, January 4, 1901. Board of Public totp, ae'c twits :

GENTLEMFN--The Local hoard of the 1•'ourth District, Porouglt of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a tweeting held on January 3, t9o1, duly advertised, adopted the following :

'Resolved. I'hat the Local lioard of the l-ourtlt District, hotough of Brook)) n, deeming it for the public interest so to do, lrereky directs that tlu ski cualk u1t1ieslti- the lots lying ou the east side of Kent avenue, between park avenue and Myrtle avenue, known as Lots Nos. 7, S and 9, Block 20, Seventh Ward Map, be flagged with hluestune flagging, five (5) feet in width, at the expense of the owner or owners of the said lots.

"Resolved, That this resolution be tore arched to the Board of Pnbdic Impr,,vrntentv I, tr its approval.''

inclosed is copy of report from the De-1iurune-ut of liigh«ay;, Yours respectfully,

El)\\'_\RD M. GROUT, President of the Borough.

HoRoUGH of l;ltoeiKl,yN, January 4, 1901.

Board of Public Imprdveutcicts : GENTLEntEN-The Local Board of the 1" ottrtlt I )istrict, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had

at a meeting held oil January 3, 1901, duly adoeni.Sed, adopted the following : Resolved, That the Local Board of the Fourth 1)i,trict, Borouult of Brooklyn, deeming it

for the public interest so to do, hereby directs that tl)e sidewalk opposite the lot lying ou the east side of Kent avenue, between b!yrtle avenue and VWilloughby avenue, :;uo,cn as Lot No. t, Block 39, Seventh Ward Map, be flagged wit Ii Milestone flagging, live 15) lest in vei, lth, at the expense of the owner or owners of the said lot.

324 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY i8, 1901.

" Resolved, That this resolution be forwarded to the Board of Public Improvements for its BoROUGII of BROOKLYN, December 31, 1900. approval." Boara of Public fmtrove reu/s

Inclo;ed is rul,y of report from the Department of I lighways. GENTLI iEN-The Local Board of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing Yours reFpcctcuVy-, had at a meeting held December 29, 19co, duly advertised, adopted the following :

1l)\\':\RD M. UROUT, President of the Borough. •• Resolved. That the Local Board of the Ninth I)istrict, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it

13t>ROt Gil or L3RUUta.~'N, January 4, [go[. for the public interest so to do, hereby directs that the sidewalk opposite the loss lying on the

Board of Table Inrfroc,nr,irls : south side of Arlington avenue, between Bradford street and \Vyona street, and on the west side of Bradford street, between Arlington avenue and Fulton street, known as Lots Nos. 3, 4, 7 and

GENTLEMEN-The Local Board of the F ooi th District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had 8, Block 296, Twenty-sixth Ward Map, he flagged with hluestone flagging, five (5) feet in width, at a n>eetiuk held on January 3, 19o1, duI ' advertisel, adopted the Inllowing : at the expense of the owner or owners of the satd lots.

Resolvc11, That the Lodi Board of the Fourth District, Borough ut Brooklyn, deeming it Resolved, That this resoituion be fora aided to the Board of Public Improvements for its for the public interest .) t,I do, hereby Ilirccts that the sidewalk opposite the lots lying on the approval." south side of Park avenue, bet\leen \\al north trect and Spencer street. and on the west side of Inclosed is copy of report from the Department of Ilighways. \\'alworth street, but IVUI1 Park avenue amt \l\ rtic avenue, kn, s ri as Lots Nos. 5 too inclusive, fours respectlully-, Block S9, Twenty-first \\ ant \lap, be flagged with hluestone flagging, five (5) feet in width, at the EDWARD M. GROUT, President of the Borough. expense of the Owner or ot>ners of the paid lots.

'• Resolved, That this resolution he forwarded to the Board of Public Improvements for its BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, December 31, 1900. approval.' Board of Pu61ie Inr!rovemen/s

luclosed is copy of report from the Department of Iighww a) 5. GENTLEMEN-The Local Board of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing Yours respectfully, had at a meeting held on December 29, 1900, duly advertised, adopted the following :

ED\LAARD M. GROUT, President of the Borough. •• Resolved, That the Local Board of the Ninth District, 13orotrgii of Brooklyn, deeming it for the public interest so to do, hereby directs that the lots lying on the east side of New BOROUGH OF BRoOfa.S N, January 4, [qon.

B,~ar~i , f Pulli<' Imp oz.vrFnvrl-; : Jersey avenue, between Glenmore avenue and Liberty avenue, and oil the north >idr of (;lellinore avenue, between New Jersey avenue and Vermont street, known as Lots Nus.39 and 40, Block ;336,

i FNTLEMtLy=I'he Local Board of the Fourth I)i~trict, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing 'Twenty-sixth Ward Map, be inclosed with a cloc board fence, six (b) feet high, at the expense of had at a beet ilig hell. on January 3, IgOr, duly advertised, adopted the following : the owner or owners of the said lots.

Resolved, That the Local Board of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it •• Resolved, That this resolulution be forwarde,l to the Board of Public ]inprovecoents for it, for the pul,lic interest so to ,hi,, hereby directs that the lots I%iug trn the south side of Myrtle approval.'' avenue, bettyeeu Lcwts aeeuue audl Broadway, known as Lots No. S, Si to 35 inclusive, and 58, Inclosed is copy of report from the Deplartment of Ilightvays. Block 17, 1' veuty-lint \\(f Map, lie graded to the level of the adjoining street, at the expense Yours respectfully-, of the owner or owl Hers of the said lots.

R~sutsed, That this resolution be forwarded to the board of Public Improvements for its EDWARD M. GROUT, President of the Borough.

approval.'' COMMCNIcAT IONS FROM I't:ESiL)i 1' OF QUEENS. Incl.,,ed is copV of rel-ort from the Department of IIi-htsays. Although the :i,seseol Aube of the lot: rlrscr~I)cd in the above resolution is Only 54.500, the The following communication from the I resident of the Borough of l,lueens was referred

Local Board was iutrmc~l that the actual value of the property is about $3,000 per lot, or $24,000 to the Chief Topographical Engineer

for the plot which it i- l,r-,pu>c,l to have graded. I3)uRuyc;II OF QUEENS, January 5, 1901.

Yours respectfully", Board of Public Improvemenrts, Cut, of .\w fork, I/ n. M. F. HOLAHAN, 1're:rrdrrr/: EDWARD M. GROUT, President of the Borough. GENTLEMEN-The undersigned herel,y certifies that the preamble and resolution, copy of

B, ,eot-oH ot• BROOKLYN, January 4, 1901. which is hereto annexed, relative to the petition of owners of real estate and taxpayers of

Board n1 pa/,c lurtro: ro ,iI . the Fifth \Ward, Borough of Queens, City of New York. for the construction of a trunk sewer north of the railroad tracks, from Rpckann av Park to Norton's creek, and the election of a ptunpmg-

GeNTI.e>IFN-The Local 1?odni of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after heating Station and sewerage disposal plant at least 2,000 feet tlnrth of the railroad tracks in Fifth Ward of had at a meeting held on January 3, 1901. duly a ivertised, adopted the following: borough in city afrenauted, was duly adopted by the Local Boald of said borough at its !fleeting

JFourth •' Resolver!. That the Local lto.>r(t of the I )istrict, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it held January 4, 19o1, of wh'.ch petition a copy is :i o hcrclo attached. for the public interest so to du. herein- directs that the sideN%alk opposite the lots lying on Yours truly, the west side of Kent avenue, between Park avenue and Myrtle avenue, known as Lots Nos. FREDLRICK BOWLEY, President. 9 and to, Block to, ceVcmit Ward Alap, lie flagged %%itll bluestune flagging, five 15) feet in width. at the expense of ti>e ovine!' or ot>ners of the said lots. 11'hereas, The President of the Borough of l luecns, City of New 1"ork, did submit to this, the

Resolved, That this re~ulutiom be forwarded to the Board of Public Improvements for its Local Board of the borough aforenan!ed, at its meeting heid January 4, 1901, petition of owners of approval." real estate and taxpayers of the Fifth Ward, B~ rough ut Queen,, City of New York, for Lite con-

Ine10e1 is co' relv ,rt from the Department of Ilighways. struction of a trunk sewer north of the railroad tracks, hum Rockaway Park to Norton's creek, Yours respectfully, and the erection of a pumping-station and sewerage disposal plant at least 2,COO feet north of the

El!\\'ARIL M. GROUT, President of the Borough. railroad tracks in Fifth \\aid of borough in ciu• aturenamed ; and \Whereas, This Board did in amfurmuv wolf notice published accord public hearing thereon,

UEPARrtENT OF HIGHWAYS, January 4, 1901. at which no persons appeared in opposition ih~ reto ; and I ', ~r '. - 1'rr::rr„r^r, ; <nr~ u.-, : Whereat, It is the opinion of this Board that compliance with said petition would be for the

C,F.N a.t:\lE.N-The Local Board of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing best interests of the city ; therelore had at a meeting held on January •;, tot, duly adcerdse 1, adopted the follotvin. : Resolved, That recommendation be and hereby is made to the Board of Public Improvement,,

Resolved, Thit the Local 13.,ard of the Fourth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing City of New 1"urk, that it give the subject-matter of the petition its prompt and favorable cuu• had this 3d day of January, i9oI, believes it to Le for the public Interest and required for the sideration and action. safety, health and couceiiience of the public that Lynch street, bett,ren Bedford avenue and Broadwnc. should be r 'e.I >vith asphalt pavement, and it therefore requests that the Board of The following communications from the President of the Borough of Queens were referred

Public lrupnicements retzr sail matter to the Dc furttu_nt of Hi hways for action." to the Commisstoner of \\ater Supply pP y : B4)R,,t•c;tl of QUEEN,i, January 5, 1901. Inclosed is copy of a communication from Colonel John G.E,tdy'.

Yours respectfully, Board of Prrolic Inrf,rovemc rls, C'i1}' o/ .\ c n- York, //Finn. M. F. IIOLAIt.AN, I'r• t,lenl : 1-:D\\ - U M. GROUT, President of the Borough. GENTLEMEN-The undersigned hereby certifies that the preamble and resolution, copy of

which is hereto annexed, relative to petition of owners of real elate on Junction avenue, BOROUGH of BRUOKI-Y N, Decenil>er 31, 1900. between Grove street and Cooke avenue, and in Cooke avenue. front Junction accrue to a point

Board ,_f Prr.c,lrr Ii%rfrot'.nrruts : about 350 feet westerly of said avenue. in (Elmhurst) Second \V'ard, Borough c.I t i)rlecas, C ty f GENI t.Fytry--flue Local Board of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing New fork, that permit be granted o the (.itir_ens' Water Supply Company to enable it to extend

had at a ill urn g held un I)eceml,er 29, Igoo, clul} advertised, adopted the following : its water-mains in said avenue t oln and to the• points atoresaE,1, was duly adupte(I by the Local '• Re olced, That the Loc.>l lijard of the 'Ninth DiStria i Buroagh of Brooklyn, deeming it for Bard of aid borough at its meeting ;chi January 4, 1901, of which petition it copy is also

the public interest so to do, hereby directs that the ho lying on the northwest sidle of Bleecker hereto attached. Yours truly, street, between llamhurr. avenue and Central avenue, knots if as Lot No. 40, Block 45, Twenty- FREDFKIch. B{) \l.EY, President. eighth \\ and \I:>p, be inclo,e,l with a close board fence, -ix 16) feet high, at the expense of the owner or owner, of the <,lid lot. \;hereas, The President of the Borough of t lueens, City of New York, did at meeting of g y g

11 Resoltc~I, 7-hat chi; re~o:ution be furw-arded'to the Board of Public Improvements for its the Local Board of said borough, which was held on January y, submit for its consideration

approval." avenue, and action the petition of owners Of real estate Oil J unction uw11nv, betwecu Grove street and

Inclosed is copy of report from the Department of llighl%uyS. Cooke avenue, and in Cooke avenue from Junction avenue to a point about 350 feet we,terly of

Yours reep ctfull~:, said avenue, in (Ehnhurst) Second Ward of aforementioned borough, asking that permit be

EDWARD M. GROUT, President of the Boroughs granted to the Citizens' Water Supply Company to enable it to extend its water-mains in and along said avenue from and to the points aforesaid ; therefore

buy UITY OF NEW loR&-BOROUGH OF BROOSLF~, Resolved, That recofrrcendation be and hereby is utake to the Board of Public Improve-

OF '-B PR EJIUENZ uF "THE BOROUGH, rttents, City of New York, that it extend to the wishds of the petitioners such favorable cunilder-

(IF T. ROU llI 31, ation and action as will enable the Citizens' Water Supply Company to make full response to the

Board of Finnic Imlrozearenls : requirements of the inhabitants along the af„restated streets, it embraced within the territory of its franchise and the terms thereof, and as the law in the matter may make obligatory so to do.

GFNTLEMt_N-The Local Board of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing had at a meeting hell) on December 20, 19oD, duly adverti-e 1, adopted the following : boRorr;l OF QUEENS. January 5, 1901.

Resolved, -1 That the Local h0aur of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it Board of Public Inrfroneruents, Ci1)' o/ -t w York, I/sn. V. F. HOLAHA N, Preside,zI for the puLlie interest s>, to do,. hereby direct, that the iclewvalk opposite ti lot lying on the northwest side of Hamburg avenue, between I ceckav street and t,reene asenue, and on the GE~TI"EatEN- "The smderstkned hereby certifies that the preamble and resolution, copy of

aoFtbcf e t r ie of Bl esker -tree[ between ii smLurn avenue and Central a rnue, known as Lot which is hereto annexed, relative to the petition of owners of real estate on Ferry street, between

so. 40. Block 45• Twenty-ei. htb \\'arer \lap, be flagged with bluestone flagging, five (5) feet in Rockaway road and Broadway, in (\\W0oiitasca) Fourth \\ aid B„rough of Queen,, City of New

width. at the esp-nse of the owner r owners of the said lot. fork, that permit be issued to the \\ oodilawen 1l'ofen Supply Company to enable it to lay its

Resoled. 1 hat this revv)lution ire forwarded to the Board of Public Improvements for its water -mains in said street from and to tire points above stated, na, duly adopted by the Local

approval.'' Board of said borough at its meeting hell) January 4, Igor. of which petition a copy is also hereto

Inclosed is copy of report fretu the Department of Highways. attached.

Very Fe=pwfinly, LU\\"ARD M. GROC'I, President of the Borough.

Yours truly, FREDERICK BOA'LEY, President.

BOROUGH ur BRooKt.VV. December 31, 1900. Whereas, The President of the Borough of Queens, City of New York, did submit to thi,, the Board,/ I'wfilic Impsre,meFn/j : Local Board of the borough aforenamed, at its meeting held January 4, rgol, petition of owners

i re i OeLAb-E.NiLLA-The Local Board ~d the Ninth Oi,tricci L'0rou,ph of Brooklyn, utter hearing

had at a mertlna hell on Ueceml er any , duly a,l>rret,

of real estate on Ferry street, between Rockaway roan t and Broadway, in (Woodhaven) Fourth \Yard, borough and city aforenamed, that permit lie i,sue,l to the Woodhaven Water Supply Cont.

adopted the following : • party to enable it to lay its mains in said street from and to the points aforesaid ; and Re•olte l, That the Local Ifuanl of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing \t hereas, 1 he reasonable demands that their requirement, be responded to by the City meets had this zgth day of December, ig--o, believes it to be for the public interest and required for the with the approval of this Board ; therefore safety. health and convenience of the public that Bushwick avenue, between Myrtle avenue and Resolved, That recommendation be and hereby is made to the Board of Public Lnprovements, Eastern parkway- extension, should lie repaved with a<pLalt pavement, and it therefore requests that the Board of Public Improvements refer said natter to the Department of Highways for City of New Yotk, that it give the subject-matter of the petition its prompt and favorable consid-

action. " erasion and action.

Inclosed is copy of petition. COMMUNICATIONS FROM TILE PRESIDENT OF RICHMOND. Yuuc respectfully-,

l:ll\\':\RD M. GROUT, President of the Borough. The following communication from the President of the Borough of Richmond was referred to the Commissioner of Highways :

B,,ROUGH OF BROOKLYN, December 31, 1900. BOROUGH OF RicurtoNU, NEW BRfGh~"1'ou, N. V., January 4, Igo[. Board u/ I'u('iir iu. ^r,-r,;1 l!.. Hon. MAURICE F. HOLAHAN, President, Board of Public Improvements, No. 21 Park Row, New

GEN rt.lMEN-'lI,e L/ c .l fro rr i of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, after hearing York City: had at a meeting held on Dccl n her 31, 1900, duly advertised, adopted the following : DEAR SIR-At a meeting of the Local Board, First District, Borough of Richmond, The

Resolre i, That the Local hoard of the Ninth District, Borough of Brooklyn, deeming it City of New York, held on the 2d day of October, 19co, the following resolution was adoptrd : for the public inters-t so to do, hcrcby dir,cts that the ;idcwalk opposite the lot's lying on the •I Re,olved, That, on report of the Deputy Commissioner of Highways for the Borough of northeast sole of Knickerb"ckcr avenue, bete een Grattan trect and Thames street, and on the . Richmond, the Local Board, First District, Borough of Richmond, The City of New York, north side of Thames street. Lettteeu Knickerirocker avenue and Porter avenue, known as Lots hereby directs that sidewalks, curbs and gutters be constructed and repaired in front of 1.,... 4, 5, y, 8 and 28 to 30, inclusive, block 207, Lighteentl Ward Map, be flagged with blue- premises known as No. 399 Wardell avenue, in the First Ward of the borough ; and be it further stone Ila g ng. five (5) feet in width, at the expense I of the owner or owner, of the said lots. Resolved, That this resolution be forwarded to the Board of Public Improvements for its

Resolved, That this res~,lution be forwarded to the Board of Public Improvements for its approval." approval." Inclosed I send copies of reports from the Deputy Commissioner of Highways on which

Inclosed is copy of report from the Department of Highways. the Local Board acted. Yours respectfully, Very respectfully,

EDWAk1) M. GROU F, President of the Borough. GEORGE CROMWELL, President of the Borough.

I'RII)AY, JANUARY 18, IC~OI. THE CITY RECORD- 325

REPORTS FROM CHIEF T0POGRAFHICAI. ENGINEER.

The following report from the Chief Topographical Engineer was placed on file :

TOPOGRAPHICAL. BUREAU, January 8, r901

Mr. JOHN H. MOONE•:Y, Secretary, Board of Public Iinprozveizents SIR—Iu reply to the action taken by the Board of Public Improvements referring for report

a communication front the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, recommeodtt1g that it sewer be constructed in Otsego street, between Lorraine street and Sigourney street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, I have to state that said sewer is shown on the map entitled, " Change of Plan, i\lap J, Drainage District No. 22, filed in the Register's Office, Kings County, July JO, 1897."

Otsego street, between the above limits, is not legally opened, but the resolution of the Local Board of the Filth District, Borough of Brooklyn, can be recommended for approval, tinder the opinion of the Corporation Counsel of October 26, 1898.

Papers in the matter herewith returned. Respectfully,

LOUIS A. RISSE, Chief Topographical Engineer and Engineer of Concourse.

On motion of the ]'resident of the Borough of The Bronx, the matter of street names eat of the Bronx river, which was laid over or November 9, Igoo (Minutes, pages 2895 to 2902), was laid over for four weeks.

RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were adopted : Re:nlverl, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422

of the Greater Nev' York Charter, the construction of it sewer in Otsego street, between Lor-raine street and Sigourney street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, under the direction of the Com-mis,ioner of Sewers, be and the ,ante hereby is authorizert and approved, there having been prc-sented to said Board an estivate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of tile proposed work or intprove:oent, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceeding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being four thousand five hundred dollars. The said assessrd value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is twenty-one thousand and sixty-six dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by 'I he City of New York, but the x hole of such cost and expense shall be asseseed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative Commissioner of \Vater Supply, Commisioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of public lmprovement., That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the a,ustruction of a sewer in Bedford avenue, between Union street and SL,ntguniery street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, under the direc'uou of the Cuuintis-siouer of Sewers, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been pie-sented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a state III ent of the a>ses;ed value, according to the last preceding lax -roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of a„essment, the estimated cost of said work being three thousand six hundred dollars. 'I lie said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is eleven thousand six hundred and forty-six dollars.

And the said Board des hereh; determine that no portion of the cost toil expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost :urd expense shall be assessed ul)on the pri,perty deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Como- sioner of 11'a ter Supply, Commis ioner of Hu;hways, Commissioner of Street Cleiumg, Cumnti,sioner of Sewers, Couimi,siuner of Bridges, ]'resident of the Burou b of Brooklyn and President of the Board.

Negative--None. Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422

of the Greater New York Charter, the con,truction of a sewer-basin at the northeast corner of Somers street and Lantern parkway extension, in the Borough of Brooklyn, unnrer the direction of the Commissioner of Sewers, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of tire cost of the pr ,posed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being one hundred and seventy-live dollars. The said a,sesscd value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is ten thousand dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the Gust and expense thereof shall be borne and p.iid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assesed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Commissioner of \'Pater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of 11n ,oklyu and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the U -cater New York Charter, the construction of a sewer in Iloward avenue. between Bergen ,trees and St. Mark's avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, under the direction of the Cont-missioner of Sewers. be and the same hereby is autlwrized and approved, there h? sill g been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being six hundred and thirty dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included is ithin the probable area of assessment is eleven thousand and forty dollars.

And the sad Board (toes hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirntatrve—Commissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner bf highways, Couuuissioner of Street Cleaning, Cunnnissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges, President of the Borough of Brooklyn and ]'resident of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the construction of sewers in Broadway. between Terrace View avenue, south, and Spuyten Duyvil creek ; in Terrace Viewavenue, north, between Broads' (V and summit (elevation 46.50), vsttil branches in Kntgsbridge and Jansen avenues and Wicker place, in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of Sewers, be and the saute hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of asses,ment, the estimated cost of said work being thirty-six thousand dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is three hundred and forty-seven thousand five hundred dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Cornutissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of the sidewalks on the west side of Amsterdam avenue, from One Hundred and Sixty-seventh street to the south line of No. 2172 Amsterdam avenue, in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of Highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in much detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement- and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being one hundred and fifty dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is fifteen thousand five hundred dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Commissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of the sidewalks on the west side of Central Park, West, opposite Nos. 407, 408 and 409 Central Park, West, in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of Highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and

a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being one hundred and fifty-three dollars. The sail assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is thirty-two thousand dollars.

And the said Boa (I (toes hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall he borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

_\flirinative—Coniiuissioner of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridge: and President of the Board.

Nellati ve—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursttance of sections 415 and 422 of lire Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of the sill ewalh5 on the trest-erly side of 13dgecombe avenue, from One hundred and 'Thirty-eig1tth to One Ilundred and For. tieth street, in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of BIgilways, he and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, to such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being three hundred and twenty dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is eighty-seven thousand dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by '1-he City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to I,e benefited thereby.

Atlirntative—Crnunrissioner of Water Supply, Conuni~siuner of highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner nt Sewers, Connuissionet of ]rid gus and ]'resident of tlrc itoanl.

Negative —None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, T]tat, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necesary, of the -ilewalk at the north-east corner of First avenue and Sixteenth street, in tie borough of Atauh.ttlan, tinder the direc- It , m of the Commissioner of highways, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there leaving been presented to said Board all estimate in seriting, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or i (II proSemen1, anal a latement. of the a-scs:en value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being lice hundred and seven dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assess-meet is twenty-siS thousand live hundred dollars.

And the said P,oard does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof hall be borne and paid by The l ity of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall-be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affiri.tattve—Comnussioner of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Cnntmi ,ioncr of Ilridgt; and President of the Board.

Negative—None. Resolved, by the Board of I'ubIic Improvements, 'Ill at, in pursuance of sections 415 and

422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where nece sty, of the sidewalks on the easterly side of Lenox avenue, b.twcen One hundred and Fortieth and One l lundred and Forty-first streets, in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of I high-is ays, be and the saute hereby is. ;utthoriz.ed and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such, detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and astaleutent of the asses-nit s due, according to the last pre. ceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of ,,aid work being three hundred and fifty-two dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is thirty-one thousand dollar .

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall he borne and paid by The City of New York, lout the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Athrnlative— Coil r ill issioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridge, and President of the Board.

Negative—Nore.

Re-olved, by the Board of Public Improvements, Tltat, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of the sidewalks on the north side of Eighty-filth street, from No. 215 west to Broadway, in the Borough of 7.fan1L,lttau, under the direction of the t;oinmtis:doner of lligbtvays, lie and the saute hereby- is authorized and approved, there tutting been presentel l to said Board an estitn to in writing, in such detail as the said board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and it statement of the as,es,ed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of asse,smettt, the estimated cost of said 5v(11 k tseing one hundred and se%untv-tltree dollars. The said arse-,ed value of the real estate included within the probable area of a-ssess-ntent is thirty- four thousand fiv-e hundred dollars.

And the said Board (toes hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be as'es,ed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Afiir•,uative—Commtssa,ner of \Vater Supply, Comutissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Comuussioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the alteration and improvement to a sewer in Piftc-seventh street, between Avenue A and First avenue, and the construction of new sewers in 1-irst avenue, between hilly-sixth anal Fit ty-eighth streets, iu the Borough of i\l:uihatI all , under the direction of the Commissioner of ~ewers, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, there having lI en presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, (If the cost of the loupo,,A work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of s.tul work being eleven thousand dollars. The said assessed value of tile real estate inclucletI within the probable area of assessuteot is six hundred and fifty-three thousand dollar;.

And the said Board lines herellyy determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall lie borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of Such cost and expense shall be assessed upon tie property dectued to be benefited thereby.

Aliirmative—Comutissiooer of Water Supply, Conlmbsiollcr of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Cotnmis.,ioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pit rsuance of sections 415 and 422 of tlie Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of the sidewalks on the north side of Manhattan street, opposite No:. 91, 93, g;, 97 and 99 7.1anl12ttan street, in the I ion olight of llanilattall, miner the direction of the Commis toner of Highways, be and the wins hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being, one hundred and thirty-five dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is twenty thousand dollars.

And the said Board doe, hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense shall be borne and pail by The City of Neiy Yolk, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be as,esse,l upon the property declined to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Contmt.,sioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of I highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

Neg;ttive—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvemeets, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of tire sidewalks on the southerly side of \V'c<t One I lundred and 'thirty. first street, froth No. 458 west to a point one hundred and tell feet easterly therefrom, in the Borough of Manhattan, under the direction of the Corn unis,toner of Highways, be and the saute hereby is authorized and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate in writing, fit such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being fiifty-two dollars. Firesaid assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of assessment is six thousand five hundred dollars.

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof shall be borne and paid by Tile City of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be assessed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Affirmative—Conuutssioner of \Vater Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and ['resident of the Board.

Negative—None.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing, where necessary, of the sidewalk on the east side of Amsterdam avenue, between One Hundred and 'Thirty-seventh and One Hundred and

326 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901.

Thirty-eighth streets, in the 1o!O1tLh t Min1att.111, uiIci the IIr.'tIfl II Of the Colillins,ioner And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof of I IiicI ' iiri and apd, ttie iiviii. been Il l i& hall )e l)rIe and paid by The City of New York, but the Whole of such cost and expense shall he seated to said Board an t•linite in itiin, in such detail i tl:e il Bald Iia directed, of the zi.esscd upon the property rleeued to Ile benefited thereby. cost the i ( work r in pi enieni. and a statement t the i . V1hL, according to the Affirmative- Commissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Highways, ((UIl1U'i)flCr of

pef

last rcCdifl4

t.1X-tO1i, • t the real estate in-1tided within the probable area of eSfl1eI1t, the esti- Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Siver, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board. maned cot 01 said o''L k bent z two ha id ted and tort-ti v dollar,. 'Ihe said ase'sed value of Negative—None. the real es ate IflCILUICd within the probable area of asesment is fit cy-foni tliottand five hundred

le,lve, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of eCti()l) 415 and 422 dollars.

Ali,] the Said Board 1 IC jebs dte t iiee that no portion of the cost and expeiie t liei eof hal I be of the ( ; (d ter New York Charter, I lie repai on g, w I cre neceary, of the side n'a k in I i 'n t of No. ,, F One I I u tid red and 'l'wen Ly-I hi rd street, ree I ii the e Borough of I anha t an, u iidev the d i ection

borne and d i i I by '11w lt\•I• .\e \ i iS , but the xNbole of ,,rich cot and expense shall be assessed . ,

upon the o opel t' (leenk d he benefited the eby . hereby of t he Coin njsIouec of I I igi t \s'av be and the ail) e i authorized and i ppo v(d , there

A ti relat L e- omm 1.I Oil Cf of Water Suply, Cnouni ioner f IIihoays, Cnini3OflCL of h been p eeited to said Board i estimate in wciting, in such tel ail as t he said Board has lirec e 1, of the c&)t of the pr p(sed work or i mpr vclIlcnt and a taterncnt of t Ii e a sc ed value, ,

trCCt Iati big, Comm one' of See er . C. niinioner of Undo gc, I'rcside it of the I torougli ut I I according to the last p Leced lug tax-roll, of the real estate i ecltidc I within the probable arei of Brc klvn and lrc'.idcnt of the Board. assessment, the tti intel cost of Said work )ei iic t \V I ye dollar,. The said assessed value of the

Neg.tti u—None. ieol c i a te inc I ti ed within the probable area of as,e,sninit is five thousand dollar- Resolved. I the Board of Public Improvements. That, lit pursuance of cct1011s 05 5 and 422 of I _v And the said kta d (Ines hereby da ecohlne that ii opolLion of tile cost nod expense thereof

the Gicater N,lov Yolk (. barter, the i etcit iij. where uccessaiv, of the sidewalk ii tile vet s:de shall be borne and paid by The City of New York, but the whole of such c'Jst and expense hall of A nitel,t in avenue, opposite N ' 2140 to 2 154 Inc I ui\e, in the, Borough of Mauhatian, under Ie a.sc ,sed upon the properly deemed to Ix beiie IILd llicreby. tile iii I CC t jut] or the Coni to i,.ioi ci of I I i li sv av , be and the a tue hereby- is authorized and approved, A ifirniat ive Corn in Issloner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of there having been prc'cntLd to aid Boicil an estimate in ii it Log, in 'iicii detail as lie sail Board Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board. hasdirected, of tile CONr of the plojoc. of stork ot improvement, iiid a statement Of the as.esrd I NegativeNegative-None. value, according to the last pi eecding tx-roII, of the real estate included within the probable area I

t. ii k being hu id i and fifty doll.ii s. The said ase.ed I of ases ceo the c,iiiiiated cost of .t i ii i one cii Resolved, by the Board of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and

value of the real estate i iiclu1eil within the probable a I ea of asesiiieiit i t wee I v-i lii cc thou-surf I 422 of tile Grrater New York Cli .irter, the construction of a scsi er in Terrace View avenue

dllat I (south), from K ingi.hridge avenue to and through Jansen avenue to summit south of Wicker

. a I the -aid Board does hereby1c te ini ille thatno portion of the co.t and cape usc thcreo f I .\

ace, in I the Bun uih of '.l anli att an, under the direction of the Commissioner of sewers, be and

shall be boric pail by r; City of New orl. bt the whole of such cost and epcne Iiil1 be I .11iiI the same hereby is authorized and appioved, there having been presented to said Board an esti-

asses'eJ upon the i ripe i I v leenr d ill be beecti t I thereby, I hate in writing, in such detail as [lie said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work

.Ath r iia ti V e—C'iininiioner of \Vater. Supply, Coiitiuisioner of II iglsu ays, Commissioner of or i fl)PrO\eliieflt, and a statement of the assessed il ue, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of

Street Cleinirig, (oainiiisioner of 'ii ers, Commissioner of Bridges and l'reiiIent of the board. I the real ctati included Within the probable area of assessment, the e'tiniated cost of said work

Negatii e-None. I being thirteen thousand one hundred and seventy dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of asesn1eIlt is ninety-two thousand six hundred and

Resolved, by the B)arrl of Public Improvements, That, in pursuance of sections 413 airil 422 fifty dollars. of the uieaer Sew \ork ('hit er, the regulating and gi.iili!ig of Two lluiidie I and Sixteenth street, j And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof front Ki i Li'l r iJ i.i coal t tilt 1 1 a t ic ii ci i e i . in the 1; iroagh of i h an Iii t tan : e t [ i Of di curb, I shall be borne a el paid by The City of New York, but the whole e of such cost an ,l expense shall and tia n i.oIife sid e ii a I L .. L111(k) tile direction if the Coin iiìii 11cr if Highway,, be and the lie assessed upon the property deemed RI be benefited thereby. same hereby is uitIiIlrizel iii, l all-roved, there having been rre.e ii teil to ii I Board an etiilI ate lit A fli ri ii ative-L iiiioni si one r of Water Supply, Ci lillillissioner of Highways, Commisioiier of writing, in such detail as the said Itiard lm directed, of the cost of the proposed work of iliil)loVe- Street Cleaning, Coiillnisioner of Sewers, Ciiiiinissioner of Bridges and President of the Board. meat, and a statement of the os scrl value, according to the last preccriiiit., tax-roll, of the real Negative-None. estate included within the p robal k area of ae -iiiclIl, the estimated cost ot said work being t Ii irecli Resolved, by the Board of public Improvements, Tbit, in pursuance of sections 4 I 5 and 422 thou'and five hundred clohIai. The said aeel value of the real estate included Within the of the Greater csi York Charter, the rel fl1lIl, where liecessal y, of the sidewalk at the north- probable area of J-eli1elit N foity thioiiaiid luflas. easterlycorner of Madison avenue and One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, in the Borough of

And the said Board does herr be I I e L nub e that no portion of the cost and ext en-c thereof Manhattan, on der the direction of the Commissioner of Highways, he and the same hereby is shall be borne ill(] paid be 'Fiie City (if New york, but tile sihote of such cost and cx1 CilSC shall be aiithiorizeil and approved, there having been presented to said Board an estimate ill writing, in assessed upon the propri I) defined to 1, benefited thereby, such detail as the said ];card has directed, of tile cost of the pro)osed a ork or improvement, and

Attiiiiiative-loiililui--ioiier 1f Water t'uplY, Cuilllnl-siunei of Ill ay,, Commissioner of as tatenient of the assessed value, according to lie last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included 'tI•eI I CIeailIIli., 'oliiflhl.sioiici of Siii ei, Coiiimo,ioiier of Bridgesand PreSident of the B iaid. within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cest of said work being two hundred and

Negatiic-Noiie. sixdollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of

Ill connection ii jib the foregoing resolution, the following I riis 1 e diii a ii cc is as a pji eyed assessment is nine thousand five hundred dollars.

fcli tra1i-rni-iiu to the Municipal Aelui)lv : And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof

IN MUNIcIr.u. V. .\ssKtit shall be borne and paid by The Cliy of New York, but the whole of such cost and expense shall be a-.essed upon the property deemed to be benefited thereby.

Be it Ordained by the'Municipal Assembly . t The City Of eiv Yolk, a- follows : Aliiriiiatjve-Conuiiiissiuncr of Water Supply, Conimis-honer of Highways, Coniioissioner That, in pJstiarce Iii -i tiiis 413 and 422 of the t I cater New York Charter, the fohliwilig of Street Cleaiiiii (oliinhisiu1ler of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the

iesOlUtion of the Board of Public Iflili UI cilieiiO. adopted by that Board on the 9th day of January, Board. 190t. be and the same hereby i- approved, and the public work or improvement therein provided Negative-None. for is hereby authorized, aril it is lieieliy determined that the cost and expense thereof shall be Resolved, by the Board of Public liuprovenien ts, That, in pursuance of sections 41 and 422 of borne and paid a- tlirein r' lilel : iianic1 ,

ReoIs cr1, by the B,iid of ibillic lii prevenielits. That, in pursuance of sections 413 and 422 the Greater New York Charter, the construction of a sewer in Fort Washington avenue, from end

of the Greater Nesi York Charter, the leUlat i I' ajid 'rad iii' ci Two I lu aired all I Sixteenth of present sewer at a point one thousand two hundred and forty feet from Broadway (Kingsbridge

S

street , r III Kingsbridge road ci I lie I 1 i Ic in liver. ill the B,rI Up Ii 0 f ilaii hati all . -e t ti ig of the road ) ) to suni lint south, in the Borough i ol iI au Ii a tan , under the direction of the Commissioner id Sewers, Ile and the salve hereby i, authorized and approved, there having been presented to said

curb and fligi ill g of the sidew a i l . un der the d ii c tion of the Commissioner issiOfler of I ii liw.iy , be and Board a il est imate in writing, ill sueh detail is the said Board has directed, of the cost of the pro- the same hereby i, authorized and approved, there has lug been l)iei1tecl to said Board an posed work or improvement, and a statement of the assesse(l value, according to the last preceding estimate ill 5%Iliii i.. in uchi ii c La ii as the s.iid 31 rl hi . d i recte I , ci I the . o 1 ol the lrop ed cork tax-roll, of the real estate iii el iiiled within the probable area of asses-lush t, tile esti mated cost of or improvement, and a statement of the assessed value, according to the l,t preceding tax-roll, of

said work being thin) -live thousand five hundred dollars. The said assessed value of the real the real estate included si thin the p r obable area of a--e-iiient, the ctiiiiateil co-.t of -aid work

estate included within the probable area of assessment is lour hundred and two thousand dollars. being liirten thousand i'e Iiuilre I dollar-. Tb saill aseel value of the real :,late

And the said Board does herd IV determine that no portion of the cost and expense thereof included ii itliii die piulabi area of i. - -lileiit l forty thousand dollar,. shall be borne and paid by The Cit. of New 'iork, but the whole of such cost and expense shall

And liii' -sal Board doe- lieril v i etc riiii ic that no t c ii t iou o f the coSt a ii d c s pc i.e thereof he ase-se (I u pon the property deemed to be benefited thereby . shall be borne alici pail by I he City of Neii Vo-k, but the while of such cot and expense shall

Affirniative-Coniiiiissi iner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Highways, Commissioner of be aseed upon the property deemed to be beitefiteil thereby." Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board.

ReoIvcii, by the board of Publi c Inij)i'oi Cilient., That, in pUlsiiaIicC of section, 415 amt 422 Negalive-None. of the Greater N,w York Charter, tire conOnuCtion of severs in \Vickei place, frorn the end iii

\aljourneil, present seater to \ali Corlear place, and in \5n Corlear phic, between Wicker place and Kiiigs- biidie avenue. in the 11oroiii.h of Manhattan, linulir the direction of the Conimi-..-ioner of Sevocis, JOHN 11. MOONEV, Secretary. be and the same hereby is authorized and approved. there hiai lug been preseiitel to -aid Board it) estimate in ii ri t n g, in -Ccii detail a, tile. said Board ha- directed, of tire cot of the p op seil will L

or iniploveliient, and a -tatemelit of the aI-eiaeil s alec, according to the last p receding tax-iou, of F I R E DEPARTMENT. the real estate included within the probable area of assessment, iiient, the Ctin1ateu cost of aid ii orb being seventeen thousand two hundred and eveiity-five dollars. The said a-s-ech value of the real eiate included within the probable area of assessment k one hundred and forty-five thousand iRANSAC1Ii INS FROM Dl;cl.SliiLR to To t, 1900, INCLUSIVE. four hundred and eghity-three dollars.

And the -aid Buald does hereby deteriiiire that no portion of the cost and expense thereof DECEMBER tO, 19()O. ,hall be borne and paid by fhi City of Nc...Voik. but the whole of such cost and expense diahi lie CoatrtNIcvrtoNs REceIvED AND D1t'osED OF. a,ess_d upon the property deemed to be b nefiteil lierelo . •' file!.

_'ifflriiiative—Comniissioner of Water Supplv, Commissioner of IIiglisvav, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Comnui-.doner of Sewers, Commissioner of hirilge and President of the Boarçl. 1m ltiianrr l)eii,irtnieiit_Asking that Engineers of Steamer Philip A. Bailey and

. -Negative-None. Gallagher, and Fireman Charles \lcCoiiugliy, Borough of Brooklyn, be directed to appear

l,rfore the Deputy Comptroller for exatilinatiou in relation to their claims for additional corn- Re -ol s ed . i v the Board of Public I iii hruseineilts, That, in litru,1 ni. f i-er tiOl 0 415 aol I 42 2 pcli sat ion , p ursiiaiit to section 149 of the Greater New York Charter. Cliief of Department

of the Greater Nei; \ ­k Charter, the const rectum of a sower in One Hundred .iiid Filty-iiintfi street requested to notify eiaiiliant. betweit Erlieconsbe road and .venue St. Nirliolas, in the Borough of Manbattati, under the dilec- From Corporation Counsel-Returning form of contract, in triplicate, for altering and tiLii of the C,.nimis,ionei of Seii cis, be and the same hereby is authorized and approved, rep.iritig the Repair Shops, Borough of ltrookfyn, approved as to form. Proposals for doing the there having been pieeiited to ail Board an etiniate lit writing, to such detail as the aid Board work required to be opened on i8t Is instant. has directed, or the co-t of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the a,ses,ed value, accoti I i ii i i. , I lie 1at precd iiig t x-e ol i , - , f the real estate included within the probable ar.a

From the Chief f Department- i. Recommendin g that a new pole-line be constructed on ( )i e I I u nd re-i and Seventy'-second

of aSseaulel t, the estima ted cuss 01 aid worK being one thousand six Ii a a d red dollars. The -aid street, from Arnsterdaiii avinue to easterly cc til Ii hg-wa I I of High Bridge, and that permits be assessed value of the real etate included w ithin the piobable area of assessment is forty-seven thou- obtained from the Department of Water Supply tliriefor, anti for a line of pipe to be laid sand five hundred (],)fla t,. paralleling tire " all to a pain t treat the itai I iV ny, descending hill crossing ci .id e ay below

And the said B,,ard iiie herel1v determine that no p irtielt of the cost and expense thereof masonry of bridge approach to o estelly abittiiient, and an overhead cable run irons shall be borne and paid by The City of New Volk, but the whole of such cost and expensc shall lciitti avenue to said retaining-%% all ; an underground cable to be pr viiled from retaining- lie as-eed upon the propel ty deemed to br benefit el tleiebv. wail to cable crossing High lliidge, which is also to lie renewed ; this new line to be in lieu of

Affirinative-Cotnrnis'ioiier of Water Supply, Comitiisoner of Iligliii aye, Commissioner of present line on One Hundred and SCVeDty-fOUrtll street, front Am-tetdam avenue to High Street Cleaning, Commissioner of Sewers, Commissioner of Bridges and President of the Board. Budge. Recommendation approved,

Negative-None. 2. Recommending the discontinuance of legal proceedings instituted against the persons in

1iesos ed, by the board of Public In-provetitetits, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 412 charge of pritlili .e Nos. 2026, 2034, 2047 Seventh avenue and 20! We4 One Hundred and Tsseiity_ first street, the law having been complied with. Assitant Corporation Counsel, Bureau for

of the Greater New York Charter, the repairing of the sidewalk on the north side of \Vest One Recovery of Petialtie , authorized to discontinue proceedings. Hundred and fliirt) -sixib street, hetween Fifth and l.enox avenue,, in the Borough of Man- Recommending that the application of the Manhattan Fire-alarm Company for permission hattan, under the direction of the Comrnis.ioner of highway'.. tie and the same hereby is author- to connect premises Nos. 1251 to 1259 Lexington avenue with street box 657 be granted. Recoin- iced and approved, thete having I ten Presented to said Board an estimate in writing, in such rneiidation approved. detail as the said Board has directed. of the co-t of the proposed work or improvement, and a A'efe, red. statement of the assessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate included within the probable area of asessme1it, the estimated cost of said work being two him- From Edwin Smith-Cornpiainiiig of no lights in hallways, premises No. 124 East Eighty-

dred and ten dollar,. The said asesed value of the real e,,tate included within the probable filth street. To Department of Firalth.

area of assessment is one hundred and tar-nty-,ix thousand dollars. Front John Lyman-Reporting dangerous condition of roof adjoining apparatus -house in

And the said Board does hereby determine that no portion of the coat and expense thereof Great Jone street. To Buildings Superintendent.

shall be borne and paid by The City of 'ieiv \ork, but the vo hole of such cost and expense shall Front 1s1. Bannon-Complaining of obstructed fire-escapes, premises southeast corner of

be assessed upon the property denied to be lenelited thereby. Broadway and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street. To Chief of Police.

Affirniatise-Coiiiniissioner of Water Supply, Commissioner of Higliwriys, Cornmissioner of From Fireman Engine 4- Reporting violation of section 769 of the Charter, prenlies Nos. 53,

Street Cleaning, Commissioner of SeNlers, Commissioner of Bridges and ]'resident of the Board. 55 and 69 John street and Nos. 4, 6, 8 and io Dutch street. To Inspector of Combustibles.

Negative—None. From Foreman engine i8-Reporting a detective chimney flue, No. 182 Sixth avenue. To Fire Marshal.

Resolved, by the Board of Public Irnproverncnts, That, in pursuance of sections 415 and 422 From Foreman Engine 27—Reporting violation of section 83, Building Code, premises Nos. of the Greater Ness York Charter, the repairing, where necesary, of the sidewalk at the north- 39J and 392 Greenwich street. To Department of Buildings. west comer of One Hundred and Twenty-third street and Seco:%d avenue, in the Borough of From Foreman Ilook and Ladder 20-Reporting violation of section 765 of Charter, premises Manhattan, under the direction of the Commissioner of }ltghnas. be and the same hereby is No. i.r; Mercer street. To Inspector of Combustibles. authorized and approved, there having been presented to -alit Board an estimate in writing, in such detail as the said Board has directed, of the cost of the proposed work or improvement, and a statement of the asessed value, according to the last preceding tax-roll, of the real estate 1 he Fire Coliilnisdolier this day presented a sleigh for the use of the Chief of Department and included within the probable area of assessment, the estimated cost of said work being seventy- Deputy Chief of Department to attend fires, at the same time as-unriimg all risk of loss or damage five dollars. The said assessed value of the real estate included within the probable area of to said sleigh while in the service of the Department. The sleigh to remain The property of the assessment is twenty-one thousand dollars. Commissioner.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901. THE CITY RECORD. 32 7

EXPENDITURES Ar rIioRIZED.

B,;i,ir1,hs vj ltrooki)w and Oions.

Plastering, painting, etc., quarters Engine 151 ...................... ........... S5 0 00 Ceiling, painting, etc., quarters Engine 102 ....................................900 CO

Painting, carpentry, steam-heating, quaricrs Engine 105 ......................... goo 00 Steaut-healing, new doors, etc., quarters Engine II I .............................850 CO

Electric-light, gas-fitting, etc., at Headquarters ................................. Sco oo

Hilts AUDITED. Boroughs of Brookljn and Queens.

Schedule 52 of 1900-

Apparatu;, Supplies, etc ............................. ................... $1,584 36

DECEMIIER 1I, 1900.

Co~lMUN1cA1ioNs RI:culVED AND DISPOSED OF.

Fr led. From Department of Finance--]n reference to the substitution of National Surety Company

and the American Bonding and Trust Company of Baltimore City as sureties in place of H. W. Richard.,on and C. 11. I'cckworth on proposal of '1'olruie & Kerr for erecting a building for use of Engine 66, foot of (;rand ,beet, East river. Sub,titution approved.

From Municipal Civil Service Commission—Certifying list of persons eligible for appointment as Groundntan and Battcrvman.

From the Empire City Subway Company (Limited) —Notice that a trunk duct has been assigned for the use of the I)eparttnent on West Broadway, from Chambers street to Worth street. Chief of Department notified.

From Fire Marshal, boroughs of 1lanhattan, The Bronx and Richmond—Report of tranoac-tions for week ending 8th instant.

From Fire Marshal, Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens—Report of transactions for week end-ing Sill instant.

From Fireman 3d grade David Boyd, Engine 24, Theatre Detail—Reporting slight fire at \Vallack's Theatre on Loth instant.

From Chief of Battalion in charge of Hospital stables—Recommending ,ale of tofu horses, numbered 514, 572, 700 and 704, they being no lan er fit for service. Sale ordered by Van Tassell & Kearney, auctioneers, Friday 21st instant, at 12 o'clock noon. From Chief of Department—

I. Recommending that the application of the Dlanhattao Fire Alarm Company for permission to connect premises Nos. 374 to 373 Broadway \ttlh box 125, and No. 1g6 Grand street with box 168 be granted. Recommendation approved.

2. To shunt wa, referred the request of the Trustees of the Bedford Park PresbyIerian Church for removal of certain wires, returned •ame with report that the wires complained of are the prop-erty of the Postal Telegraph Company. Copy of report forwarded.

3. I:e,luestiug that requisition be made on the Municipal Civil Service Commission for eligible list from which to promote four Firemen to Engineer of Steamer, seven Firemen to rank of Assistant Foreman, and five .Assistant Foremen to rank of Foreman. Approved and requisition forwarded.

From Deputy Commissioner—Transmitting check for $125.55, net proceeds of sale of condemned apparatus, etc., and check 5319.50, net proceeds of sale of seven horses no longer fit for service, and numbered 66. 173, 330, 374, 404, 415 and 636, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, on November 23. Bookkeeper directed to deposit the money to the credit of the Relief Fund.

From Frederick A. Karshee,lt—Advising that the repairs ordered at premises corner Hudson and Vandam streets will receive prompt attention.

From Department of Finance— R,-, fucst for all information on file concerning certain claims for additional compensation as Pilot,, Stokers, Boiler Firemen, Flagger, Ilarnessntaker and Machinists' Helper. To the Chief of Department and Chief of Construction and Repairs to :Apparatus to furnish the information.

From the Department of highways, Borough of The Bronx—Requesting that the telegraph poles, corner of One Hundred and Eighty-first street and Aqueduct avenue, and on Ohio avenue, between Webster and Perry avenues, be adjusted. To Chief of Department.

From the Executive Committee, General ('hemical Company—Concerning refusal to issue permits for the storage f oil of vitrol and muriatic acid. To Inspector of Combustibles.

From Chairman of Committee of the _American Chemical Society—Concerning storage of acids and chemicals in The City of New Y,,rk. To Inspector of Combustibles.

From the Akron Rubber Company—Requesting sixty days' extension of time for the completion of deliveries of I5,0oo feet of '' Vs lute Star " brand fire-hose for use in boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx, under contract dated June I, Igoo. To Chief of Uepartntent.

From Morriss Lessor—Complaining of indebtedness of certain members of the Uniformed Force. To Chief of Department.

From E. H. Luebbcrs—Complaining of it defective furnace flue, lueuttses No. 316 West Eighty-eighth street. To the Fire 1larshal.

Frmu Foreman Engine ig—Reporting a chimney tire on loth ilotus t, premises southeast corner Twenty-second street and Lexington avenue. To Inspector of Conthu.,tibles.

From Foreman Engine 1g—Reporting defective chimney flue, premises No.517 \Vest Twenty. sixth street. Tu the Fire Marshal.

From Foreman Engine 22 —Reporting defective chimney flue, premises No. 117 East Eighty- ninth street. to the Fire Marshal. From Foreman Engine 26-

1. Reporting violation of section 103, Building Code, premises Nos. 143 to 147 West 'fhirty-fourth street. To Department of Buildings.

2. Reporting violation of section 771 of the Charter, premises No. 610 Sixth avenue. To the Inspector of Combustibles.

3. Reporting violation of section 762 of the Charter, premises No. 2 Rest Thirty-ninth street, Nos. 1404 and 1410 Broadway. To Assistant Corporation Counsel, Bureau for Recovery of Penalties.

From Foreman Engine 44-- t. Reporting chimney fire, loth instant, premises No. 419 East Seventy-sixth street. To

Inspector of Combustibles. 2. Reporting defective chimney flue, premises No. 419 East Seventy-sixth street. To Fire

Marshal. From Foreman Engine 55—Reporting violation of section 103, Building Code, premises

Nos. 122, 124 and 126 Mott street. To Department of Buildings. From Foreman Hook and Ladder 20—Reporting storage of oils without permit, premises

No. 172 Mercer street. To Inspector of Combustibles. From Foreman Hook and Ladder 22—Reporting defective chimney flue, premises No. SI

West One Hundred and Fourth street. To the Fire Marshal,

EXPENDITURES AudroiIZI:.

Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bron.i.

Four hot•ses ................................................................. $800 00

Repairs to underground telegraph system ....................................... goo 00

Boroughs of Brook/in and Queens.

Steam-heating, painting, etc., quarters, Engine 103 .............................. goo 00

Steam-heating, painting, etc., quarters, Engine 107 .............................. goo 00

Steam-heating, painting, etc., quarters, Engine 109 .............................. 850 00 Steam-heating, painting, etc., quarters, Engine 114 ..............................So 00

Steam-]seating, painting, etc., quarters, Hook and Ladder 52 . .................... 850 00

Bedsteads, matresses, chairs and general supplies ................................ goo 00

Furniture, carpets, etc ........................................................ goo 00

Kerosene oil ................................................................ rho 00

Maps...................................................................... 3fo 00 Fuel. ..................................................................... 300 00

Lumber.................................................................... 9oo 00

Shovels, pitchforks and other supplies .......................................... 9co 00

harness, fittings and supplies ................................................. 350 00

Remaking matresses and cushions for fireboat Seth Low........ ................. 250 00

BILLS AUDITED. Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens.

Schedule No. 53 of 1900—

Apparatus, supplies, etc .......................... ....................... $4,053 It

APPOINTED.

Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx. Michael Rogers, as Groundman, Telegraph Branch, at $2 per diem, to take effect from 12th

instant.

RETIRED ON HALF PAY.

Ti take eflert fran 7annafy 1, Igol—Rorvu{ha ofi/rnbn1Irzn and The Brozrx.

Upon application in writing and after 20 years' service- Forcman Alexander \l l)onald, Engine 46. Fireman 1st (;ra,le I'aul Bauer, Engine 63.

Upon report of Medical ()Ricers of total and permanent physical disability- Forentan William \V. Brown, Engine 63. Foreman Matthew II id s, Engine 44. l:ugineer of Steamer A1'illiam F. McCann, l':u~/ine 49.

DECEMBER 12, 1900.

CoATMUNIC:crioNs Rta o:tvED AND I)iSPOSED OF.

Ft/vf. From Manhattan Civil Service Commission—Recertifying nano of John E. O'Neill as eligible

for promotion to rank of Assistant Foreman. From Assistant Corporation Counsel, Brooklyn—Requesting all information on file con-

cerning claims for additional compensation for services of various engineers of steamers. Reply communicated.

From Cowperthwait & Son—Requesting address of a member if the !'niformed Force. Reply communicated.

From Foreman Engine 4—Reporting horse on trial as suitable for service. Chief of Battalion in Charge of Stable notified.

From Chief of Departntent- I. Recommending that the Municipal Civil Service Cmumisdion be requested to recertify the

names of I-irencan 1st grade George J. Irving, Engine 4, and Assistant Foreman E,Lward J. AWorth, witlt a vie iv of promoting them to posit iii s of Assistant Foreman awe Forenian. Recommendation approved.

2. Returning request of the Police Department for a certificate of inspection of premises No. 130 Sackman street, Brooklyn, with report of Foreman Engine 1J3, showing that law was not complied with. Police Department notified.

lt'c jert'rr.

Front Police Department—Requesting a cercincatc of inspection of premises No. 16 Varick place, 1f.uthattan, and No. 678 1 ulton street, Brooklyn. To thief of Department.

From Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company- Requesting an order to restore the pavement at southeast corner of Madison avenue and Eighty-firth street. To Chief if Department.

From Manhattan Dire-alarm Company--Requesting permission to connect interior of buihi l- logs with fire-alarm, boxes in all parts of the city. To Chief of I)epartmcnt.

Front J. K. Ilerbert, Attorney—Concerning indebtedness by members of the Uniformed Force. To ('hief uJ' Department.

From Mrs. W. B-,ettcher—Complaining of bonfires in yard of premises No. 136 East Twelfth street. To Inspector of Combustibles.

From F. Sandringham—Complaining of a defective chimney flue. premise.~ No. 128 East Nineteenth street. To Fire Batshad,

From Foreman Engine 9—Reporting dangerous oven, premises No. 176 Madison street. To Fire Marshal.

From Foreman Eu ine 27—Reporting violation of section 769 of the Charter, premises soitllt-vcst corner Drsbrosses and \Yashinr ton streets. 'ho Inspector of Contbu~tibles.

From Foreman Engine 32—Reporting violation of section 769 of Charter, premises No. 47 Fulton street. To Itt.pector of Combu.tibk•s.

From Foreman Hook and ladder t5—Reporting ehunr.ey fire on IIIh instant, premises No. 12o Front ,ticet. To Inspector of G„ahuxiihles.

1>XP'ENDIiCIcES Al frtORIzED.

Rarou,$/rs of 11anhallan and The Brau.r.

Specialjtunping, net. ................................................. $168 36

Emergency repairs to buildings ............................................... 300 00

BwmeigIrs aj Btaiikltfl and Queens.

Chilloriers, clock,, looking-glasses, etc ........................................ $900 00 Paint., oils, varnishes, turpentine, etc ..........................................9C0 co

BILLS At'D[TED.

J3crnar;Its of -1lru/rat/an and The grouse. Schedule 92 of 1899—

lire Department Fund for Sites, Buildings and Telegraph Sy.;tem ............. $77S 95

Apparatus, Supplies, etc ................................................. 72 21

Total.......................................................... $851 16

Schedule 66 of 1900—

Apparatus, Supplies, etc .......................................... ...... $6,121 22

REstCN ATti)N.

James Le iiaron Johnson, Ilonor.ary Chaplain, with rank of Chief of Battalion, to which he was appointed March 28, 18g9. Resignation accepted.

DECEMBER 13, 1900. TRI.0 s.

Iiorpenhs of Brooklyn and Queens. Fireman Ise qraile John II. Kraft, Engine 155, for "absence without leave." Fined three

lays' pay. Fireman 1st grade Charles humph, 1?n itse t55, "absence without leave." fined three

day,' pay. Assistant Foreman Alfred J. Hunter, Engine 114, " under the influence of liquor, drug or

compound," and '' absence without leave." Case lain over. Fireman 1st grade Thomas '`tiller, Engine Io6, for "conduct unbecoming a fireman and a

gentleman." Charge not proven. Fireman 1st grade John J. McTigu ,Engine 128, for ''neglect of ditty.'' Fitted three days'

pay. Boroughs of .11an/rutttan and The Bron.v.

Fireman 1st grade Jeremiah I Iaggarty No. I, Engine 12, for'' absence without leave." Fined five days' pay.

Fireman 4th grade Thomas J. Armstrong, Engine 12, for '' neglect of duty " and '1 absence without leave." Fined five days' pay cot first charge and ten clays' pay on second charge, or fifteen clays' pay in ali.

Engineer of Steamer Joseph C. Donovan, Engine 8, for "neglect of duty,'' '' under the influence of liquor, drug or compo,lml," and "absence without leave." Testimony taken amid accused notified to appear before the Commissioner on the i8th instant.

Fireman 1st grade Charles G. i\lotzel, Engine 23, for '' absence without leave " and '' being under the roflacnce of liquor, drug or compound." Fined two days' pay on first charge and ten days' pay on second charge or twelve day,' pay in all.

Fireman 4th grade William J. Flynn, Engine 30, for '' reckless driving." Charge dismissed. aLsistant Foreman Thomas 1'. Gibney, lIngine 62, for '' violation of section 195, Rules and

Regulations." Setitencc suspended pending settlement of claim. Fireman 3d grade Peter J. Smith, honk and Ladder I. Rehearing in the matter of charge

of violation of section 204, Rtttes and Regulations, tried November 15, igoo. Order dated November 15, imposing a fine of ten clays' pay revoked and chartee dismissed.

Fireman 2d grade Frecferick G. Vieth, Hook and Ladder 21, for '' absence without leave." Filled one day's pay.

Fireman 2d grade Charle, Najowsky, Book and Ladder to, for ''absence without leave." Fined one day's pay.

Fireman Ise grade Thoma; Mitchell, llook and Ladder 22, for ''absence without leave." Fitted two clays' pay.

Fireman 4th grade Dennis J. Curtin, Engine 7, for °' violation section 231, Rules and Regula. tions." Fined two days' pay.

Fireman 2d grade Joseph M. Biggers, Engine J3, for , absence without leave." Fined one day's pay.

COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED AND DISPOSED OF. F//el.

Front Master H-irseshoers' National Protective Association—Fixing the price for shoeing horses for the Department, boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. Reply communicated.

From Mrs. Louis Mand—Protesting against paying the widow of Michael Sheridan, late Fireman, a peuston. Reply communicated.

From Manhattan Civil Service Commission—Certifying names of persons eligible for appoint-ment as probationary Firemen,;,

328 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901.

Fr in m,pasar of l otuhustihle--T vhom was referred the communications from the 1•:xecwive Committee, (;,neral C'hem;cal CompaU% and Chairman of Committee, :\nterican Chc iii tcaI S cietv, n the stota-e of at nn t chemical:, submitted ;t report ieciiammmendin; that t _ quelion at issue he icierred to a chenti-t of the Department of liealth. 1 erumii Hatton approved.

From Foreman Engine to—Reporting lo,s and recovery of coat badge by Fireman 3d grade Adolph Pchlhaber of his command.

From t oreman l•;ugine 13-1tep ,rting losi of box key I;o4, by Fiteniut 3d gratfe Daniel F. Shea of his contra Ind. 1" Ise imposed.

Frow,, Chief ut I)e pal uneu I- I . tiubtnittiug ieprt concet'ning the request of the Assistant Corporation Counsel, Bureau for

Recovery of Penalties, relative to the ser>ice of notice, for all huildin lime toiics ur snore in height. Copy of report forwardet1.

2. Recommending that application be made to the Poantaster of 1"h City :>f N wl oik to have the letter box on the lamp-post southeast corn~•r of Ninety-fie t street and 1latli-ou avenue c'ianged to the ppo-lte corner to permit its alteration to a eotudalnation pot. Recontmeudation approved.

3. Re ommIcn11inp that an application he made 10 the Department of Public buiIdI igs, light-nip and iupphes for phut to lay a subsidiary subway pipe front manhole northeast corner if l hirty-ci~htIi street and Ii roadway to fire-alarm station saute corner. I.ecomtnend.ition approved.

4. h.ieoWnneniding that application be treadle to the Zlepartrrent of II gkiways 1 it a permit to open pavement northeast corner of Thury-eighth street and B-0.111way. Recoulmcnilation approved.

5. ne:u0WIemLtnp that application he tunvle to Department of Public IiiiiLiPng,., lighting and Supplies to has, lamp-post erreted northeast Corner 'Thirty-eighth street ants 1truadwa , and for a permit to alter saute to a cumbini,iun post. Reconinienolat, ti

'I approved.

6. Kecnnnnen iinp that the application of the 7i[anhattall Fire .\larm Company for permits to connect No:. 251 to 24 Broadway with box 6; be granted. Recommendation approved.

Rcfern d. Front Inspector of Combustibles- i. Reporting violations of section 760, chapter 37S, Laws of ISi17, in boroughs of Brooklyn

and Queens. Back. with directions to enforce collection of penalties. 2. Recommenhtng remission of penalties for chimney lire,, boroughs of Brooklyn and

t,tueens. Rack. approved. 3. l:ecoiumendirg prosecution of persons for violations of section 760. chapter 373', Laws of

1377. l„irough, of Brooklyn and Queens. To the Bureau for Collection of penalties. prom prep:all Engine 2;--t:cpol till g violation of section 769 of the Chatlei, premises Nes.

11; and 119 Huclsi,n :acct. 1'n Inspector of Combustibles. From Foreman Eng:ne 30—Reporting violation of section 764 of the Charter, plemtses No.,.

25;, 2S5 all] 237 flu lnon treet. "I To Inspector of Combustibles. From Foreman Engine 3o—Rcpor:inp violation of section S9, Building Code, premises No.

25; liii 1Set) street. l'o Ilepartment of Buildings. iron Foreman Engine 50—Reporting violation of section 764 of the Charter, premises No.

332; Third avenue. To Inspector of Combustibles. From Foreman Engine 55 —Reporting vmolatinns of section 103, Budding Code, premise- Nos.

too, 104. Ion and iii \lott street. To llep.irtnent of Buildings. From Foreman (look and Ladder 2—Reporting lo,s of horse wails No-. got and 973. To

Chief of Battalion in charge of Hospital and Training Stables.

I-:SrxShtTt'ts En ALI'HORIZED. F<~,-nrr;Irs of ,llaulr:rttau and The Bron.t.

Stearn hose .. .......... .................................................. $010 00 Combinati,)n ho-c ..................... ..................................... too 00 Faruiture for various companies .............................................. 900 Co llaoblc harness for engine. .................................... .... ......... 501) co Sash cord .................... ........... ................... ............ 13S no l.tfe•savm net;.. ....................................................... 200 00 Elephant" brand hose ................................................. ... 435 00

En s .0 lamps ........................................................... ... 90 00 "1-h:ee battalion wagons ...................................................... 900 00

Poroze;•!rs r f Brooklyn and Queens. Ilose................ .... .............................................. $too 00 Tiller lock for :•Ilayes', truck ............................................... 150 co

AI'POINTIIENT REVOKED.

The appointment of Michael Brennan as llo,e Repairer, without compen,atiun, made on 6th instant, .vas this day revoked.

• DECEa1uit:Il 14, 1900.

Co>Utt'NtCATlONS BFci:t\EI - ANt 1)ISPOSE.D OF.

Front the Board of E timate anal apps rtien.nent—Certified copy of rr~olution a,lopte,l un the Ilth instant in n<pcct to Lire-h ,c, as follows

Resoled, That the Board cif Estimate amt Apportionment hereby refuses to prescribe condi-lions for the bid ing for contracts for suuhiilytiup the Fire Dcl,artlncut with fire-hose which shall specify by name auy particular bland or lx.md5 of h se. and that if the speciticatiuns and terms of hidiiin1 hereby referred to the Fire Comn,ts.ioner do not meet with his approval, lie is terlue,te.i forthwith to submit such amendments thereto or such new sped h::auulis as seem t > him proper, providledl, however, that such specifications in fining a standard of excellence shall not refer to any particular brand or brands.

From the Comvi- ontir.s of :he Sinking Fund—Certified copy of resolution adopted 1)eeember I I authoriziup renewal of lea-e, to the City fer the use of the Fire Dcportmooh. a- follows

I. F remit i es No. inS J hut street, Blirnuithi of \1 iii haltan, In a terns t,f one year front January I. I9Ot, at an annual rental of eighteen bun,lred dollars (S I, Soo), payable yuarterl}. I thc•rwse upon the .ao.e term. and conditions as contained to the existing lease thereof : Isabel li. Clark, lcs~or.

2. Premises No. a 3 Spring street, Ilurough of ihnhattan, for a terns of one ccar from January 1, 19o1. a: an annual rental of five hundred and forty dollars 155401, payable Iluarterly, othertcise upon the same terms and condition- as contained in the existing lease ; "llinity Church Corpora- lIen, lessor.

3. Premises -o. I White Plains road, Borough of the Bronx (known on the records of the bureau of the Chief of Department as Ni. (it White Plains avenue), f(,r a term of one year from February I, Igor, at a niunthty reotai of seventy-live dollars (S73), otherwise upon the .ante terms and conditions :t> contained in the existing lease thereof : the estate of Mrs. Elizai:eth I leihnan, lessor,

4. :yo. 2501 Third avenue, Ii-)rougll of The Bronx, being premises in the rear of qua, let, of Engine 41, f r a term of one year from January 1, 1901, at an annual rental Est -eventy. five dollars ($75 1, is ,cable quartrrl ,upon the saune term= and conditions its c„ctained in the exi,tiug lease ; Emma Henneb:r.per, le1sor.

5, premises No. 370 Railroad avenue, Bamuplt of Thus Bronx, iiccuLjieii by Engine 71. for a term of one year, from January t. igot, with the privilege of it renewal for all additional year at an annual renntl of six handre, l d,l1.ue- I s6oc), payable quarterly and upon same terms and conditions as contained in the exi,ung lease theraoh ; LLeriiLan H. Ehlers, less (ir. Bookkeeper notified.

From Municipal Civil Service Conituission—Re,lue.tlns, in lien of previous requests for the names, aldre,.es, salaries, etc., of all emplovees cl.is~iherl under belie lule G, that a list of employee, cla-etfied under Schedule G who have been s,ioaratcd from the llcpartnient during the year 1900, by reason of death, reagnation or o'herwise b_ t[iriiiskicrt. Reply c all Wtiintcated. From Chief of Dep rtment-

I. Rcc)mtueiudivg that the application of the Akron Rubber Company for sixty days' extension of time in which to complete the delivery of ho,e under contract dated !Tune ), 1950, he granted. Reconnnenclation approved, provi~led that the consent of the sureties be filed in this ofticc that their liability oil the iwnd 111,111 not he changed, altered or impaired by reason of such extension of time.

2. Reporting that the request of the Department of Ilighways to have pole- at One Hundred and Eighty-first street anei Aqueduct avenue, and on Olin avenue, between \\'eb;ter amid Perry avenues adjusted, will have immediate attention.

~. Recommending that the application of Charles 11. Perley, retired Foreman, to be restored to active duty be dented. Approved.

4. Recommending that the application of the Grant Axle and Wheel Company to place a set of roller-bearing axles on Water Tosser I, for ninety days' trial, be granted. Recommendation approved.

5. Submitting li-t of names, addresses, dates of appointment, etc., of employee, classified under Schedule G. Civil Service Regulations.

Referred. From Eugene V. Brewster, attorney—Application for writ of utandamus to place tf:e name of

Margaret Tobin on the pension roll as widow of retired Fireman John J. Tobin, Borough of Bro.)k-lyn. To Corp.ration Counsel.

From Henry J. Pate—Complaining of indebtedne,s of a member of the Uniformed Force. To Chief of Department.

From A. Mamschalt . Co.—Relative to a permit for the storage of spirits. To Inspector of (liitubusrihles.

From Manhattan fiiscuit Company—Reporting that a ladder to scuttle, premises corner Greenwich and Retch street,, will be provided. To Department of Building:.

Front Ii rcin ut Engine 4—Reporting violation of section 764 of Charter, premises No. 56 Maiden lane. To Inspector of Combustibles.

From lroremau Engine 36—l:eporting violation of section 76, Building Cole, premises N. s. 1916 to 1113S 1'.uk avenue. Tu Deparment of Buildings.

From Folentan Engine 40 — Reporting chimney fire on I 311 instant, premises northeast cor-ner Fifty-niutlt street and Columbus avenue. To Inspector of Corn bu.tibles.

From Foreman Engine 55—Reporting violation of section 103, Building Code, premises No. 53 FK,n,l strcc'. No. SS Mulberry street and Nos. 115, 122 and 120 Mott street. To 1)epnrtmiucntut diuthdiuiG:,

From Foreman Ilock and ladder 5—l:eporting violations of sections 764, 775 and 769 of the Chmter, premises No, 422 West street and Nos. 799, Sol, r512 and 814 Greenwich street. TO ln 'pc tor of (luvibu sill lins.

From foreman Limp ue 133—Reporting violation of section 762 of the Charter, premises Nn. 643 Madison street, Brooklyn. To Assistant Corporation Counsel Bureau tur Recovery of Penalties.

EStrEYrnrtjalcs avrxoRIzeD.

Bnruzra;'ki,r u)JLamr//erz and The Bronx,

Kindling w'ood .......................................................... ... $300 00

Rnybp'1rs of Brooklyn and Queens.

Flooring oper.ttivg.rvunl, Nm.365 and 367 Jay street ............................ $$550 00 hour horses ......... ................. ..................................... hoo 00

I;ILLS Auu tlED.

/'ari)r i his of ,1lanlrallan and/ The Bron.u, Schedule 67 of 1900-

Apparatu,, -applies, etc ..................................................$8,499 79

DECEaIBI:R 15, I900.

( i MUi'N ICATIO N., RF.CIav i:ti AND DtsrosEl) OF.

Froth I)epartment of l finance—Approving sm'eties on proposal of 1'olmie & Kerr for erecting a iluilitiWg on pier foot of (.rand street, East river, for use of Engine 66 (fireboat " Robert A. s an \\'yek "). Contractors notilicd t.> execute the con'l.ract.

From Municipal Civil Service Cotnntission—hUigihle lists for promotion to rank of Chief of Battalion, Foreman .unt A«istant Fotreman.

From I)eilutturuit of \' arer Supply—In reference to a complaint of broken fl.eggryg in float of prennses Ni. 419 last Seventy-seventh street.

From .\ bra n) S. I Lewitt—Reduesting information concerning a chimney fire at No. 9 Lexington avenue. Reply communicated.

l- rom Chief of Construction and Repair. to Apparatus—Subrnittiug report of services of John \l. Haas and William J. Riley, employees at Repair Shops, who have tiledl claims for additional compensation. Col,v forwarded to the Department of Finance.

From Fire Marshal, boroughs of Manhattan, The Bronx and I:ichmond—Report of trans-actions for week ending 15th in,tant.

/c'ef vrd.

Front Corporation C'ouunel—In reference to the complaint of the Chief of Department as to the• failure of the Rapid Transit Subway contractors to properly protect the underground telegraph wires of the Department, betwucu Sixty-fourth and Une Iluyddred and Twenty-titth streets, and suggesting that the matter be again called to the attention of the contractors. lo the Chief of I),partnievt.

Front Ile part n nt of ill phways —Recommenditip that property of the Department northwe,l corner Prollect avenue and one liumire] and Ftfty-.second street, be tence,l in. Ti, Chief of Department.

From the Consolidated Rubber Tire Company—Offering to place a set of 4-inch Kelly patent Tire, on Water Tower I f,,r trial. To Chief of I)epartntent.

From A. Jacobson & Brother —Complaining of a defective chimney tIuc. premises No. 15 \\rest Houston street. To Fire Marshal.

From \Ward, Peck & Britt—Concerning indebtedness of a member of the Uniformed Force, To Chief of Departument.

From John F. diertuann—Complaining it obstructed hallways, premises No. 443 West Forty-fifth street. To inspector of Combustible-.

--....•....--

B( ROU(;llS OF BROOKi.l- N AND (~)L- EENS.

Coalat'st(-ATtrtys RECEIVED AND DISroiED OF.

I i Id. Front Fire Marshal— I. Report of fires for week ending December 5, 1900. 2. Report on complaint in respect to a fence, plemts,s Nos. 27 and 29 Jefferson street.

R<Terre 1. Front William M. I. Espard—Remcatinp that tire-alarm box at corner of Brooklyn avenue and

Bergen street he replaced with a le)lt s, door box. To Inspector of Telegraph. From Fire Marsh il—Report in respect to eomilLaot of M. 1.. liergntau of out iron fence,

premise, No. 176 Penn-ylvani.t avenue. "lu Department of Jluildmg,.

I Ili MSEY RILES.

From Forem.in For I04—:At No. 211 Manhasset avenue. From Foreman Engine II t—At \o. 466 Bedford avenue. lit 1 rcman Engine 137—At So. 244 Alun'rose avenue. 1-n,.t _A-i,t.Int Foreman Hawk awl l.a bier 5%—At No. 29 North Elliott place. Train Z-uretii.ili ]look atom t,a,llicr 63—At No. 612 Atlantic avenue.

AUGUSTUS T. IOCHAR"I'Y, Secretary.

MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

Mt NlcttAi. C1~'II. SLRVIcE COMMISSION or TIIE Crry of NEws YORK, NF%v YORK LIFE Iiu)LnuNo, No. 346 BROADWAY,

NESS' YORK, January 16, 1901. Supiroinor of the City Reeerd:

DE:va SIR--In accordance with the provisions of law, I herewith send to the appointunent ,, reinstatements, etc., in the various City Departments.

Al I'ot NT?t EN'rs.

DEtortmeni of ,`,heel CIeaeei,r,re. Frank Brady, No. 601 Fast Fifteenth street, Borough of Uanhattan, Driver, from December

I2, 1900. John B. Calloway, No. 576 East One hundred and Sixty-third _treet, Borough of The Bronx,

Driver, from December 13, 1900. \vllliaci J. Gmlndcrman, No o. 4 I 0 \\rest Fifty-sixth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver,

front December 14, 1900. John W. Kirk, No. 27 Tenth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December

I2, 1900. JI•eph Anderlohr, No. 434 East Ninth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December

13, 1900. John J. Ryan, No. 279 Hudson street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December

15, 1900. Peter Kelly, No. 316 East Seventy-first street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December

14, 1900. Jeremiah J. McCoy, No. 239 West I inc Hundred and Twenty-sixth street. Borough of Man-

hattan, Driver, from December It, Imo. Herman \V. Spier, No, 16D4 First avenue, I3orouglr of Manhattan, Driver, from December

13, 1900. Malachi Dugan, No. 117 East One Hundred and Fifth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver,

from December 12, 1900. Thomas Owens, No. 1164 First avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December

12, 1900. WiIliam Anderson, No. 504 East Twenty-sixth street, Borough of Manhattan. Driver, from

December 12, 1900. William J. Corcoran, No. 114 Lawrence street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from Decem-

her II, 1900.

you a list of

Totals............ I 3o6 I $2,179 25

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Monday, Jan. 7, Igo: 25 $ro4 50

Tuesday, " 8, " tr 56 50

Wed'sday, " 9, 23 84 50

Thursday, " so, " 12 1,o58 50

Friday, " rt, 7 25 00

Saturday, •' x2, " I 6 56 5o

Totals ............ 84 $1,385 50

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Monday, Jan. 7, 1901

Tuesday, " 8,

Wed'sday, " 9, "

Thursday, " to, "

Friday, ., „ „ .. ......

Saturday, " rz 4 Ii c 50

Totals.......... ... 4 Sit 50

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Monday, Jan. 7, 2901 .. ......

Tuesday, 8, " 2 97 00

Wed'sday, " 9, "

Thursday, " to, " .. ......

Friday, " rt, ° ,, ......

Saturday, " rz, 4 23 50

Totals....... .. .1 6 fuo 50

DAVID J. ROCHE, Chief of the Bureau of Licenses.

BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVE-MENTS

BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS, CITY OF NEW YORK, No.2I PARK Row,

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, January 16, i9oI.

Supervisor of the City Record,' DEAR SIR—I hereby notify you that Jenks B.

Jenkins has resigned his position as Assistant Engineer in the Topographical office, to take effect January 14.

Very respectfully, JOHN H. MOONEY,

Secretary.

I I. 'o )ert o )erty, o.,ptta e per, at $14.4 per annum (schedule A).

II. Dennis Devine, hospital helper, at $144 per annum) (Schedule A). h'esi, mitoses.

January S. George C. Hathorn, IHospital I Riper.

9. Charles Mertz, hospital helper. Ii, Peter Hannan, Hospital helper. 12.

Joseph Jacobs, hospital Helper.

Discharges. January 8. Peter I. McDonough, Cook.

ii. 1. uis IIistings, Hospital Helper. is. Richard Downey, Hospital helper. 13. Dennis Devine, IIo pital Helper.

A. 11, GOI:TTING, Commissioner, Public Charities, for the

boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens.

CITY COURT.

CITY COURT uF 9 liE Ci t Y OF NEW YORK, I NEW January 15, Igo I.

Supervisor of the Cifl' liecord: DEAR SIR—I have the honor to inform you

that, pur,uant to law and the Civil Service Rules, I have this day appointed William J. Irwin, of No. iSSo Lexington avenue, an At-tendant in the City Court, to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion of John Courtney to an Assistant Clerkship.

Your.; respectfully, '1'1-IOMAS F. SMITH,

Clerk.

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.

THE: CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF DocsS ANU FERRIES,

PIER "A," N. R., BATTERY 1'I.ACE, NEw Pont:, January 15, 1901.

.Supervisor of the City Record : StR—I beg to advise that at a meeting of

the Board of Docks held January II, 190i, the following actions were taken in regard to em-ployees

The resignations of Thomas Burns, Laborer, and Arthur J. Mimnaugh, Marine Sounder, were accepted.

The names of George Chison, Dock Builder, and Peter Clarkin, Laborer, deceased, were ordered taken from the list of employees.

Dennis A. Hanley, George W. Glatts, Nicho-las Foley, Charles B. Chase, John B. Byrnes, George Washington and James McGloin, Tool-men, appointed July 23, 1900, were discharged for failure to report for duty, and Joseph F. Byrnes and Gustave Miller, also appointed as Toolmen July 23, Igoo, were discharged for physical disability.

Charles Pertain was reinstated as a Laborer, with compensation at the rate of z5 cents per hour while employed.

Daniel J. Brennan and John Haggerty were

FRIDAY, JANUARY I8, I901. THE CITY

Patrick Brady, No. 5o4 Second avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 13, 1900.

Lewis Lowenstein, No. 517 West Fifty-second street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 12, Igoo.

John Lynch, No. 335 East Sixty-fourth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from Decem-ber 12, 1900.

Robert Stevens, No. 17 Bloomfield street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December I2, 1900.

folio Ponsont, No. 654 East Twelfth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 12, 5900.

James Callan, No. 2590 Old Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 12, 1900,

Jolrn A. Edwards, No. 203 West Eleventh street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 14, 1900.

James Murtha, No. 2040', First avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 12, 1900.

Patrick J. IIalcy, No. 427 East Sixty-third street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 21, 1900.

James J. Daley, No. to Gansevoort street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 21, 1900.

William Steele, No. 525 West One Hundred and Thirty-first street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 2I, 1900.

I lenry L. Reichert, No. 409 West Fifty-fourth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 22, I000.

George Graham, No. 779 Tenth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from December 21, 5900.

William J. Maxwell, No. 237 North Sixth street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from Novem-ber 2I, 1900.

John Laux, No. 66o Third avenue, near Twentieth street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November 21, 1900.

Andrew Lyman, No. 41 Vanderbilt avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November 21, 1900.

James E. Burke, Greenfield, Thirty-first Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from Novem-ber 21, 1900.

John McGlone, Greenfield, Thirty-first Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November 21, Igoo.

Peter J. Patterson, No. 191 King street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November 2I, 19CO.

Patrick Connors, No. 103 Butler street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November 2I, rgoo. Michael Pluukitt, No. 410 Willoughby street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, Igoo. Michael Conway, No. 204 Johnson street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 1900. Michael Fra>s, No. 389 Warren street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November 21, 19C0. Peter Fritzinger, No. 171 North Seventh street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from Novem-

ber 2t. 1900. Thomas Rourke, No. 141 Thirty-eighth street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 1900. William Lahey, No. 49 Carroll street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 190D. William S. Clark, No. 425 St. Mark's avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from Novem-

ber 2I, 1900. John 'F. Murphy, No. 578 Union street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 1900. Christopher J. Meehan, No. 120 High street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 1900. Michael J. Cunneen, No. 425 Union street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 1900. John T. McGrath, No. 76 Douglass street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

2I, 1900. James J. Maher, No. 344 St. Mark's place, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

21, 1900. J„hn McMahon, No. 723 Bergen street, Borough of Brooklyn, Driver, from November

2I, 1900. Department of Docks and Ferries.

John J. Quinn, No. 349 East Seventeenth street, Borough of Manhattan, Batteryman's Assistant, from November 2S, Igoo. $2.5o per day.

Henry Lehnikuhl, No. 98 Avenue D., Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3754 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Edward Flynn, No. 2554 Eighth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from I)ecentber 2S, 1900.

Edgar Dempster, No. 216 Gast One Hundred and Twenty-eighth street, Borough of Man-hattan, Dock Builder, from December 28, 1900, 37~z cents per hour.

Frank J. Starr, No. 326 West Forty-eiglith street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37/ cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Nlichael Flynn, No. 3 Batik street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37.144 cents per hour from December 28, 1900.

George J. ilasslaher, No. 628 East Seventeenth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3712 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Joseph M. Locher, No. 662 Tenth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3754 cents per our, from December 2S, 1900.

George Link, No. 527 West Fifty.second street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, from December 28, 1900, J7 1 cents per hour.

Charles McElroy, No. 1323 Park avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

harmer II. Van Cott, No. 210 East One Hundred and Twenty-third street, Borough of Man-hattan, Dock Builder, 37 4 cents per hour, from December 28, Igoo.

'Thomas A. McLean, No. 821 Fifth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder. 375/i cents per hi~ur, from December 28, 1900.

Nicholas Althuser, No. 338 \Vest Forty-eighth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37Ji cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

William C. Miller, No. 642 Washington street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37/ cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Thomas Graham, No, it Weehawken street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37% cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

James J. Smith, No. 722 East Ninth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, from December 28, 1900.

Patrick F. Conlon, No. 136 East Thirty-seventh street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37 2 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Max \Veils, No. 687 Ninth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37/ cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Thomas F. Conway, No. 633 Ninth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 37/ cents per hour, front December 28, 1900.

John O'Connor, No.459 West Forty-sixth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 375/i cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

James Cutnmisky, 328 East Ninety-fourth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, I9CO.

Henry Ilenrickson, No.436 West Forty-ninth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Andrew lleudrickson, No. 117 Bank street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 per hour, front December 28, 1900.

Thomas McCabe, No. 403 East Twenty-second street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

John F. Brady, No. 463 West Forty-ninth street. Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, Igoo.

William \Vebber, No. 1732 Amsterdam avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Patrick sherry, No. 346 East Nineteenth street, Borough of Manhattan, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, Igoo.

Christoff II. Stockmeyer, No. IoS Bay street, Stapleton, Borough of Richmond, Dock Builder, 373/a cents per hour, from December 28, 5900.

Ash Sunderlin, No. 23 First avenue, New Brighton, Borough of Richmond, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, too.

James 1-Iodnett, No. 1194 Ogden avenue, Fligh Bridge, Borough of The Bronx, Dock Builder, 3734 cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

Henry Clark, Sedgwick avenue and One Hundred and Sixty-first street, Borough of The Bronx, Dock Builder, 373a cents per hour, from December 28, 1900.

REINSTATEMENTS. Department of Parks.

D. Lohman, No. 347 West Eleventh street, Borough of Manhattan, Laborer, from December 15, 1900.

RECORD. 329

F. Giessen, No. 240 West Twenty-fifth street, Borough of Manhattan, Laborer, from Decem-ber 15, Igoo.

Michael Abraham, No. 717 East Fifth street, Borough of Manhattan, Laborer, from Decem-ber 15, 5900.

John Russell, No. 646 East Twelfth street, Borough of Manhattan, Laborer, from December Is, 5900.

Department of Street Cleaning. Dominick Alfano, No. 22 Sixth avenue, Borough of Manhattan, Sweeper, from December

14, 5900. Cono Cozzano, No. 122 Mott street, Borough of Manhattan, Sweeper, from December

13, 1900. Patrick Leavy, No-541 East Fifteenth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from Decem-

ber 20, I900. James Gallagher, No. 543 East Fifteenth street, Borough of Manhattan, Driver, from Decem-

ber 20, 1900. CIIANGE OF TITLI?.

Department of Street Cleaning. Charles Barkas, 465 Bushwick avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver, from

December 13, 1900. Michael Tormev, No.231 Kingsland avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver,

from December 13, 19c0. Bernard O'Connor, No. 293 Read street, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver, from

December 13, 1900. John Quinn, No. 99 Himrod street, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver, from

December 13, 19r;0. Fred. Sweiger, No. 206 Evergreen avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver,

from December 13, 1900. Michael McDonald, No. 15 Sutter place, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver, from

December 13, 1900. Martin McGann, No. toe Sackman street, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver, from

December 13, 1900. Richard Baisley, East Ninety-second sire. t, Canarsie, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper

to Driver, from December 13, 1900. F. Erb, No. 222 Bushwick avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver, from

December 13, 1900. John J. Twomey, No. 241 Nassau street, Borough of Brooklyn, from Sweeper to Driver,

from December 13, 1900. Michael J. Ward, Moses J. O'Brien and Joseph A. Delaney, all of the borough of Brooklyn,

from Drivers to Assistants to Stable Foreman, $goo per annum, irons Novcmher 27, Igo-). Michael McKenna, No. 2948 Third avenue, Borough of The Bronx, from Mechanic's Helper

to Sweep-r, from November 16, Igoo. Respectfully your:,

F. A. SPENCER, Labor Clerk.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

MAYOR'S OFFICE—BUREAU OF L,cexsES, I CHARITIES. New YORK, January 14, 1901. f

Number of licenses issued and amounts received DEPAR'I'sII' Ni I)P yuiti,jc Cuss Cries, therefor in the week ending Saturday, January ta, BOROUGHS OF limo i mKLYN AND - QUEENS, .got. Nos. 126 AND 128 1.IvItiGsToN S-rREmo'r,

BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. BOROUGH nr BK'u)KI,Y% - --- NE5\' YORK CI'rY, January s6, IgoI.

DATE. NUMBER OF MOUNS. AT LICENSES. Changrs in Pa'-roll of the Department of _ Public Charities Jar the borozWhs of

Monday, Jan. 7, ~qc, 39 ct6o 75 llroohl)'n and Queens, from 7anuaq 8, Igor

Tuesday, " 8, " 72 718 75 KINGS COUNTY llosrrrAL. Wed'sday, " g, rr4 z8o 5o .1Ppoiniments.

Thursday, ° to, " 43 345 75 January Io. Charles Mertz, Barber, at $300 per annum.

Friday, " xi, " 26 6zo 25 •' II. James Storm, Hospital Helper, at

Saturday, " 12, I 12 53 25 $144 per annum (Schedule A). I'r1 Dl 11 1111

330 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY i8, 1901.

appointed Pile-driving Engineers ; compensa-tion at the rate of 44 Cents per hour while em-ployed.

Yours respectfully, \''M. II. BURKE,

Secretary.

MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

Public notice is hereby given that the Alder-manic Com m ittee on Parks tvill hold a public hearing in the Alderinanic Chamber, City Hall, Manhattan, on Friday, January tS, 1901, at 2 o'clock P. Ni., in the matter of the improvement of Seward Park, Manhattan.

All persons interested in the above are re-spectfully requested to be present.

MICHAEL F. BLAKE, Clerk of the Board of Aldermen.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STA'1 E?LENT OF THE HOURS DURING which the Public Offices m the City are open for

b(n,ines.c, and at which the Courts regularly open and adjourn, as wcll as of the places where such offices are kept and such Courts a-e held ; together with the heads of Departments and Courts :

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Mayor's (?fee.

No. 6 City Hall, 9 A. Al. to 4 r. M. ; Saturdays, 9 A. M. 1052 Al.

ROBERT A. VAN WVCK, Mayor. ALFRED M. DOWNES, Private Secretary.

Bureau of Licenses.

a A. III. to 4 P. 1L ; Saturdays, 9 A. M. to I2 M. DAVID J. ROCHE, Chief of Bureau. Principal Office, Room I, City Hall GEORGE W.

BROWN, jr., Deputy Chief in Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx.

Branch Office, Room r2, Borough Hall, Brooklyn WILLIAM H. JORDAN, Deputy Chief in Borough of Brooklyn.

Branch Office, " Richmond Building," New Brighton, S. I.; \VILLIAM H. MCCABE, Deputy Chief in Borough of Richmond.

Branch Office, " Hackett Building," Long island City I ETER FLANAGAN, Deputy Chief 111 Borough of Queens.

THE CITY RECORD OFFICE,

and Bureau of Fri.Hang. Stationery and Blank Books No. 2 City Hall, 9 A.M. to 4 r. rem. ; Saturday, 9 A. St.

to 12 St. WILLIAM A. BUTLER, Supervisor; SOLON BERNICK,

Deputy Supervisor: THOMAS C. COWELL, Deputy Supervisor and Accountant.

MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

THE COI- NCIL. RANDOLPH GCGGENHEIIIER, President of the Council. P. J. SCCLLY, City Clerk. Clerk's office open from Co A. At to 4 P. at. ; Satur-

days, 10 A. Al. to I2 N.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. THOMAS F. WOODS, President. MICHAEL F. BLAKE, Clerk,

COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS. Rooms 114 and 115 Stewart Building, 9A. Al. to 4 P. )t. J oHN C. Hen TLEand EDWARD Ow: N, Commissioners

BOROUGH :RESIDENTS.

Borough of Manhattan. Office of the President of the Borough of Manhattan.

Nos. so, is and 12 City Hall. 9 A. M. to 4 P.M. Satur days, 9 A. St. to 12 %1.

IAStES J. COOGAN, President, IRA EDGAR RIDER, Secretary.

Borough of The Bronx. Office of the President of the Borough of The Bronx.

corner Third avenue and One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street. 9 A. x. to 4 P. -L; Saturdays y A.M. to 12 St.

Loris F. HAFFEN, President,

Borough of Brooklyn. President's Office, '-\o. it Borough Hall, y A. M. to 4

P. ref.: Saturdays, 9 A. st. to z2 .1I. EDWARD M. GROUT, President.

Borough of Queens. FREDERICK BuwLEV, President. Office. Long Island City, 9 A. M. until 4 P. }t.; Satur

days, from y A. ra. until I2 N.

Borough of Richmond. GEORGE CROSIIVELL, President. Office of the President, First National Bank Building,

New Brighton ; 9 A. Al. to 4 P. +I.; Saturdays, 9 A. AI. to I2 M.

BOARD OF ARMORY COMMISSIONERS. THE MAYOR, ROBERT A. VAN WYCK, Chairman; THE

PRESIDENT OF THE DE.PARTStENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, THOMAS L, FEITNER, Secretary; T'HE COHN]SNIC`N"ER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, LIGHTING AND SUPPLIES, HENRY S. KEARNY; Brigadier-General JAMES McLEER and Brigadier-General 3ICl:oatCiv BUTT, Commissioners,

Address THOMAS I.. FEITNER, Secretary, Stewart Building.

Office hours, 9 A. Si. to 4 P. Ni. ; Saturdays, 9 A At tO I2 1,1.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. No. 119 Nassau street. 9 A. St. to 4 Fret.

WILLIAM M, HOES. Public Administrator,

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, KINGS COUNTY. No. 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, 9 A. at. to 5 P. Iii.

except Saturdays in June, July and August, y A. M, to I P. M.

Wat B. DAVENPORT. Public Administrator.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, QUEENS COUNTY No. 103 Third street, Long Island City. CHARLES A. WADLEY, Public Administrator,

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. The MAYOR, Chairman; BIRD S. COLER, Comp-

troller; PATRICK KEENAN, Chamberlain ; RANDOLPH GUOGENHEIMER, President of the Council, and ROBERT MOH, Chairman, Finance Committee, Board of Alder-men, Members. EDGAR J. LEVFY, Secretary.

Office of Secretary, Room No. Is, Stewart Building.

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT. The MAYOR, Chairman; THOMAS L. FEITNER (Presi-

dent, Department of Taxes and Assessments), Secre-

Lary ; the COMPTROLLER, PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCII and the CORPORATION COUNSEL, Members; CHARLK: V. ADEE, Clerk.

Office of Clerk, Department of Taxes and Assess ments, Room R, Stewart Building, 9 A. M. t04 P. M. Saturdays, r2 Si.

AQUEDUCT' COMMISSIONERS. Room 207 Stewart Building, 5th floor, 9 A. M. to 4 P.M

JOHN J. RYAN, MAURICE J. POWER, WILLIAM H. TEN EYCK, JOHN P. WINDULI'H and THE D'IAY OF and COMPTROLLER, Commissioners ; HARRY W, WALKER, Secretary : WILLIASt K. HILL, Chief Engineer

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

Stewart Building, Chambers street and Broadway, A. nL to 4 P. M.

BIRO S. COLER, Comptroller. MICHAEL T. DALY, EDGAR J. LEVEY, Deputy Comp

(rollers. Auditing Bureau.

JOHN F. Goi'LnsnDRv, Auditor of Accounts. F. I.. W. SCHAFFNER, Auditor of Accounts. F. J. BRErrretAx, Auditor of Accounts. MOSES OPPENHEIMER, Auditor of Accounts. WILLIAM MCKINNY, Auditor of Accounts, DANIEL B. PHILLIPS, Auditor of Accoutlts. EDWARD J. CONNELL, Auditor of Accounts. FRANCIS K. CLAIR, Auditor of Accounts. WALTER H. HOLT, Auditor of Accounts. WILLIAM J. LVOU, Auditor of Accounts. JAVEs F. MCKINNEY, Auditor of Accounts. PHILIP J, McEvoy, Auditor of Accounts. JEREMIAH 1'. MAHONEY, Auditor of Accounts.

Rureau for the Collection of Assessnten.s and Arrears EDU'ARD GILON, Collector of Assessments and

Arrears. EDWARD A. SLATTERY, Deputy Collector of Assess'

meats and Arrears, Borough of Manhattan. JAMES E. STANFORD, Deputy Collector of Assess.

ments and Arrears, Borough of The Bronx. MICHAEL O'KEEFFE, Deputy Collector of Assess-

ments and Arrears, Borough of Brooklyn. JOHN F. ROGERS, Deputy Collector of Assessments

and Arrears, Borough of Queens. GEORGE BRAND, Deputy Collector of Assessments

and An-ears, Borough of Richmond.

Bureau for the Loh'rti,n of Taxes. DAVID E. At STEM, Receiver of Taxes. JOHN J. McDOaoCCH, Deputy Receiver of Taxes,

Borough of Manhattan. JOHN B. UNDERHILL, Deputy Receiver of Taxes, rough of "f he Bronx.

JAMES B. BOUCK, L)eputy Receiver of faxes, Bor-ough of Brcoklyn.

FREDERICK W. BLECKt5ENN, Deputy Receiver of Taxes, Borough of Queens.

MATTHEW S. TULLY, Deputy Receiver of Taxes, Borough of Richmond.

Bureau for the Collection If City Revenue and of ,)(arkets.

DAVID O'BRIEN, Collector of City Revenue and Superintendent of Markets.

ALEXANDER \IEAKIat, Clerk of Markets.

JOEL FOWLER, Deputy Commissioner for Queens. EDWARD I. MILLER, Deputy Commissioner for Rich

nloltd. --

LAW DEPARTMENT.

Of/ice of Corporation Counsel. Staats-Zeitung Building, 3d and 4111 floors, 9 A. Si. It

5 P. St.: Saturdays, 9 A. At. to 12 St. JOHN WHALEN, Corporation Counsel. 'THEODORE CONNOLY, W. W. LADD, Jr., CHARLES

BLANDY, GEORGE HILL, Assistants. WILLIAit J. CARE, Assistant Corporation Counsel

for Brooklyn.

Bureau for Collection of Arrears of 1'ersonal Tuxes. Stewart Building, Broadway and Chambers street, A, Si. to 4 P. nt. JAMES C. SPENCER, Assistant Corporation Counsel.

Bureau for the Recovery of Ienallies.

Nos. z 19 and 121 Nassau Street. ADRIAN T. KIERNAN, Assistant Corporation Counsel.

Bureau of Street O/enings.

Nos. qo and 92 West Broadway. JOHN P. DUNN, Assistant to Corporation Counsel.

POLICE DEPAR1'1IEN1',

Central O ll're. No. 320 Mtilberry street, 9 A. M, t9 4 P. nt.

BERNARD J. YORK, President of the Board; JOHN B, SEXTON, JACOB PENS, HENRY E. ADELE., Commissioners.

Bureau of Electrons.

9 A. M. to 4 P. St.; Saturday's, 9 A. St. to 12 let. General Bureau of Elections, Borough of Manhattan

—No. Soo Mul berry street. T. F. RoDENnooGH,Super-intendent; WILLIAM PLIMLSY, Chief Clerk.

Branch Bureau, Borough of Brooklyn—No. t6 Smith street, GEORGE RISSELL, Chief; JOHN K. NEAL, Chief Clerk.

Branch Bureau, Borough of The Bronx—One Hun-dred and Thirty-eigluh stre.:t and Mott avenue. CoR-NELIUS A. WieJNNER, Jr., Chief.

Branch Bureau, Borough of Queens—Police Station, Astoria. JAMES R. R(,DStAN, Chief.

Branch Bureau, Borough of Richmond—Staten Island Savings Bank Building, Stapleton, S. I. CHARLES A. JONES, Chief. --

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. Central (( ce.

Foot of East Twenty-sixth street, 9 A. St. to 4 P. u. JOHN W. KELLER, President of the Board ; Commis-

sioner for Manhattan and Bronx. THOMAS S. BRENNAN, Deputy Commissioner. ADOLPH H. GUESTING, Commissioner for Brooklyn

and Queens, Nos. 126 and 128 Livingston street, Brook-lyn.

EDWARD GLINNEN, Deputy Commissioner. JASIES FEENY, Commissioner for Richmond. Plans and Specifications, Contracts, Proposals and

Estimates for Work and Materials for Building, Re-pairs and Supplles, Bills and Accounts, 9 A. at. to 4 P. nt. ; Saturdays, 15 M.

Out-door Poor Department. Office hours, 8.30 A. Si, to 4.30 P. M.

Department for Care of Destitute Children, No, 66 Third avenue, 8.30 A. let. to 4.30 U. nt.

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, Central (S fee.

No. 148 East Twentieth street. Office hours front 9 A. nl. to 4 P. Si, ; Saturdays to 12 nL

FRANCIS J. LANTCY, Commissioner. N. O. FANNING, Deputy Commissioner. JOHN MORRISSEY GRAY, Deputy Commissioner for

Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens,

FIRE DEPAR'TMENT. Office hours for all, except where otherwise noted,

from 9 A. St. to 4 P. St. ; Saturdays, 12 to,

Headquarters. Nos. 157 and 159 East Sixty-seventh street.

JOHN J. SCANNELL, Fire Commissioner, JAMES H, Yid.l.vs Deputy Commissioner, Boroughs

of Brooklyn and Queens. At'GUsrcs T. DOC H.ARTY, Secretary. EDWARD F. CR)KEx, Chief of Department and in

Charge of Fire-alarm'l'elegraph. JAStES DALE, Deputy Chief, in Charge of Boroughs

of Brooklyn and Queens. GEORGE E. Mc RCAY, Inspector of Combustibles. PETER SEERY, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of Manhattan,

The Bronx and Richmond. ALONZO BRYMER, Fire Marshal, Boroughs of Brook-

lyn and Queens. Centra! Office open at all hours. Committee to examin, persons who handle explosives

meets Thursday of each week, at 2 o'clock P. Al.

DEPAR'T'MENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES. Pier " A," N. R., Battery Place,

J. SHRGEASTCRASI, President; CHARLES F. MURPHY, Treasurer; PETER F. MEYER, Commissioners.

WILLIAM H. BUREE, Secretary. Office hours, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.; Saturdays, zs nt.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Southwest corner of Fifty-fifth street and Sixth ave.

sue, 9 A. nt. to 4 P. St. Burial Permit and Contagious Disease Offices always

open. MICHAEL C. MURPHY, President, and WILLIAM T.

IENEINS, M. D., JOHN B. COSBY, M. D., THE PltEst-DENT OF THE POLICE BOARD, er'c-tftcio, and the HEALTH OFFICER OF THE PORT, e -oyciu, Commissioners. CASPAR GOLDERMIAN, Secretary pro tem.

CHARLES F. ROBERTS, M. D., Sanitary Superinten-ient.

FREDERICK H. DILLINGHAM, M. D., Assistant Sani-tary Supenntendent Borough of Manhattan.

EUGENE MONAHAN M. D., Assistant Sanitary Superintendent. Borough of The Bronx,

ROBERT A. BLACK, M. D., Assistant Sanitary Super-intendent, Borough of Brooklyn.

OBED L. Lena, M. D., Assistant Sanitary Superin-tendent, Borough of Queens.

JOHN L. FEENY, M. D., Assistant Sanitary Superin-:endent, Borough of Richmond.

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, GEORGE C. CLAUSEN, President, Park Board, Com-

missioner in Manhattan and Richmond. WILLIS HOLLY, Secretary, Park Board. Offices, Arsenal, Central Park, GEORGE V. BROWER, Commissioner in Brooklyn and

Queens. Offices, City Hall, Brooklyn, and Litchfield Mansion,

Prospect Park. AUGUST MoEBus, Commissioner in Borough of The

Bronx. Offices, Zbrowskt Mansion, Claremont Park. Office hours, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. ; Saturdays, I2 M.

Art Commissioners

SAMUEL P. AVERY, DANIEL C. FRENCH, Commis-sioners.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Stewart Building, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.

'IVILLIASI F. GRELL, Sheriff; HENRY I. MULVANY, Under Sheriff,

SHERIFF'S OFFICE, KINGS COUNTY. County Court-house, Brooklyn. S A. St. to 4 P. St.: Saturdays, 12 St. WILLIAM WALTON, Sheriff; JAMES DONNE, Under

Sheriff.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE, QUEENS COUNTY. County Court-bouse, Long Island City, 9A.ret. to 4 P.M. JOSEPH H. liE Bx.1GGA, Sheriff ; WILLIAM METHVEN,

Under Sheriff.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE, RICHMOND COUNTY. County Court-house, Richmond, S. I., 94.51. to 4 P.51. FRANKLIN C. VITr, Sheriff.

REGISTER'S OFFICE. East side City Hall Park. Office hours from 9 A. Si.

to 4 P. M.; Saturdays, 9 A. St. to 12 St. During the months of July and August the hours are from 9 A. M. to 2 P. ret.

ISAAC FxoStStE, Register ; JOHN VON GLAHN, Deputy Register.

REGISTER, KINGS COUNTY. Hall of Records, Office hours, 9 A. Si. to 4 P. M.,

excepting months of July and August, then from 9A.M. :0 2 F. at., pro^ided for by statute.

atitES R. HOWE, Register, WARREN C. TREDWELL, Deputy Register.

COMMISSIONER OF JURORS, Room 127 Stewart Building, Chambers street and

Broadway, 4 A. N. to 4 P. rI. CHARLES WELDE, Commissioner; JARtES E. CONNER,

Deputy Commissioner,

SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. No. IIr Fifth avenue. 9 A. M. to 4 P. fit,

H. W. GRAY, Commissioner. FREDERICK P. SIMPsox, Assistant Commssioner.

COMMISSIONER OF JURORS, KINGS COUNTY. 5 Court-house. WILLIAM E. MELODY, Commissioner.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF JURORS KINGS COUNTY.

No. 375 Fulton street. EDWARD J. DOOLEY. Commissioner.

COMMISSIONER OF J URORS, QUEENS COUNTY.

Office hours, 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. ; Saturdays, to A. M. to I2 M.

EDWARD J. KNAUER, Commissioner. H. HOMER MOORE, Assistant Commissioner.

COMMISSIONER OF JURORS, RICHMOND COUNTY.

CHARLES J. KVLLMAN, Commissioner. WILLIAM J. DOwuNG, Deputy Commissioner. Office open from 9 A. M. until 4 P. M. ; Saturdays,

from 9 A. M. to 12 M.

Bureau of the City Chamberlain. PATRICK KEENAN, City Chamberlain. JOHN H. CAMPBELL, Deputy Chamberlain.

OtjiCe of the City f rsynnu1er, No, 83 Chambers street and No. 65 Reade street. JOHN H. 1'iStSIERxiA\, City Paymaster.

BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. Nos. 13 to as Park Row, ISth floor, 9 A. Al. to 4 P. Si.

Saturdays, 9 A. et. to z2 al. MACRICE F. HOLAHAN, President, JotiN H. 11Oo%EY, Secretary.

Dej}art,nent <j Hghways.

Nos. 13 to 2I Park Row, 9 A. M, to 4 r. -Al. JAMES P. BEATING, Commissioner of Highways. WILLIAM N. SHANNON, Deputy for Manhattan. THOMAS R. FARRELL, Deputy for Brooklyn. JAMES H. MALONEY, Deputy Or Bronx. JOHN P. MADDEN, Deputy for Queens. HENRY 1'. MORRISON, Deputy and Chief Engineer for

Richmond. Office, " Richmond Building," corner Rich-mond Terrace and York avenue, New Brighton, S. I.

DelaFtnieat o,- Sexndrs.

Nos. 13 to 21 Park Row, 9 A. mL to 4 P. Si. JAMES KANE, Commissioner of Sewers. MATTHr.w F. DoNoHUE, Dep+tty for Manhattan. TH051AS J BYR.NES, Deputy for Bronx. Office, Third

avenue and One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street. 1Vn.LIAst BREN'NAN, Deputy for Brooklyn. Office,

Municipal Building, Room 42. DlArnHEw J. GOLDNER, Deputy Commissioner of

Sewers, Borough of Queens. l )fice, Hackett Building, Long Island City.

HESxv P. SMRRINON, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Engineer of Sewers, Boro'lgh of Richmond. Office, " Richmond Building," comer Richmond 'terrace and York Avenue, New Brighton, S. I.

Ji Jiarlwent of Bridges. Nos, 53 to 2I Park Row, 9 A. St. to 4 P. St. ; Satur.

days, 9 A. Si. to I2 51. JOHN L. SHEA, Commissioner. THOMAS H. YORK. Deputy. SASUEL K. PROansCu, Chief Engineer. MATTHEW H. MOORE, Deputy for Bronx. HARRY BEAM, Deputy for Brooklyn. JOHN E. BACI:DS, Deputy for Queens.

De/artment of 18'aler Supply. Nos. 13 to 2z Park Row. Office hours, 9 A..1, to 4

P. M. WtLLIA+t DALTON, Commissioner of Water Supply. JASIES H. HASLIN, Deputy Commissioner, Borough

of Manhattan. GEUxce W. BIRDSALL, Chief Engineer. W. G. BYRNE, Water Registrar. JAMES MOFFETr, Deputy Commissioner, Borough of

Brooklyn, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. LAWRENCE GIESSER, Deputy Commissioner, Borough

of Queens. Long Island City. I'HOSIAS J MULLIGAN, Deputy Commissioner,

Borough of The Bronx, Crotona Park Building. HENRY P. MoehisoN, Deputy Commissioner, Borough

of Richmond. Office, "Richmond Building," corner Richmond Terrace and York avenue, New Brighton, S.I.

Department of Street Cleaning.

Nos. 13 to as Park Pow, 9 A. al. to 4 P. H. PERCIVAL E. NAGLE, Commissioner. F. M. GIBSON, Deputy Commissioner for Borough of

Manhattan. PATRICK H. QUINN, Deputy Commissioner for

Borough of Brooklyn, Room 37, Municipal Building. oSErm LIEBERTZ, Deputy Commiss.oner for Borough

of The Bronx. No. 534 Willis avenue. JAMES F. O'BRIEN, Deputy Commissioner for Bor-

ough of Queens, No. 48 Jackson avenue, Long Island City.

DeJ,arlmenl of Buildings, LiB+ting and Sup lies.

Nos. 13 tO 21 Park Row, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. HENRY S. KEARNY, Commissioner of Public Build-

ings, Lighting and Supplies. PETER J. DOOLING, Deputy Commissioner for Man

hattan. GEO. E. BEST, Deputy Commissioner for The Bronx, JAMES J. KIRWIN, Deputy Commissioner for Brook-

lyn.

DEPAR'PMEN'P OF BUILDINGS. Main Office, No. 220 Fourth avenue, Borough of

Manhattan. Office hours, 9 A. Si. to 4 P. Si, ; Saturdays, 9 A. St. to t2 St.

THOMAS J. BRADY, President of the Board of Build-ings and Commissioner for the Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx.

JOHN GUILFOYLE, Commissioner for the Borough of Brooklyn.

DANIEL CASIPICELL, Commissioner for the Boroughs of Queens and Richmond.

A. J. JOHNSON, Secretary. Office of the Department for the Boroughs of Man-

hattan :utd The Bronx, No. zzo Fourth avenue, Borough of Manhattan-

OtTece of the Department for the Borough of Brook. lyn, Borough Hall, Borough of Brooklyn.

l )fnce of the IJepartment for the Boroughs of Queens -Ind Richmond, Richmond Hall, New Brighton, Staten Island, Borough of Richmond. BranchofTice: Room I, second floor, 'Town Hall, Jamaica, Long Island, Borough of Queens.

llEPAR'YOMEN'l' OF'l.'AXES AND ASSESSMENTS. Stewart Building, 9 A. St. to 4 P. nt. ; Saturdays, r2 N. THOMAS L. FErrNFme, President of the Board ; Eu-

WAleD C. SIIEEHY, AHI- Nuet C. SALSIOV. THOMAS J. PAT-TExSox, FERDINAND LEVY, Commissioners ; HENRY BnsLINGER, Chief Clerk.

BUREAU OF MUNICIPAL STATISTICS. Nos. 13 to zl Park Row, Room tgrt. Office hours

from 9 A, SI. to 4 F. N. ; Saturdays, from 9 A. M. to r2 M. JOHN T. NAGLE, H. D., Chief of Bureau. Municipal Statistical Commission: FREDERICK W.

GRUmE, 1..1., D., ANTONIO RASINES, RICHARD'F. WIL-SON, Jr., ERNEST HARVIER, J. EDWARD JETTER, THOMAS GILLERAN.

MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. No, 346 Broadway, 9 A. let. to 4 P. let. CHARLES H. KNOX, President, ALE7(4NDER T. MASON

and WILLIAM N. DVKMAN, Commissioners. LEr PHH.vPs, Secretary.

BOARD OF ASSESSORS. Office, No. 3zo Broadway, 9 A. St. to 4 P. St. EDWARD i1IcCme (President), EneARU CAHILL,

TnOltAS A. WILSON, PAT'ItICK M. HAV'F.RI'V and JOHN B. NFvENRORG, Board of Asse sors, WILLIA)t H. JASPER Secretary, THOMAS J. SHELLEY, Chief Clerk.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Park as-coon and Fifty-ninth Street, Borough of Man- hatlnn, 9 A. tt. to 5 P. St.: Saturdays, A. Al. to r2 St.

MILES Al. O'BRIEN, President ; A. ESIERSON PALSIER, Secretary. .S'(lcOJl Board for the Boroughs of dfintmattan and The

Bronx. Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, Borough of Man-

hatt;m, MILES M. O'BRIEN, President; William J. ELLIS,

Secretary.

.Schierl Board for the Borough of Brooklyn.

No, 131 Livingston street, Brooklyn. Office hours 9 A. Si, to 5 I'. at.; Saturdays, 9 A. Si. to 12 u.

CHARLES E. Rouemrsox, President; GEORGE G. BRowx, Secretary.

Scknol Board for the 6F,-ougim of Queens. Flashing, Long Island.

PATRICK J. ` IllIE, President; JasErlr H. FtTz- PATRICK, Secretary,

School Board for the Borough of Rikk,uond. Savings Bank Building, Stapleton, Staten Island.

WILLIAM J. COLE, Piesident, ROBERT BROWN, Secretary.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, igol. THE CITY RECORD. J31

NEW YORK COUNTY JAIL. No. 7o Ludlow street, 6 A. M. to ro I'. Si., daily. WILLIAM F. (IRELL, Sheriff. PATRICK H. PICKET', Warden.

KINGS COUNTY JAIL. Raymond street, between Willoughby street and

DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, New York. WILLIAM WALTON, Sheriff; RICHARD BERGIN,

Warden.

COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. Nos. 8, 9, ro and it New County Court-house, 9

A. M. (041. M. WILLIAM MOUSIER, County Clerk. GEORGE H. FAIU<IIACU, Deputy.

KINGS COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. Hall of Records, Brooklyn, 9 A. nl. to 4 P. n1.

PETER P. HoBR[uv, County Clerk,

QUEENS COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. Jamaica, N. Y., Fourth Ward, Borough of Queens. Office hours, April i to October t, 8 A. M. to 5 I. M.

October i to April ,, g A. M. to r. nt. ; Saturdays, to 12 M.

County and Supreme Court held at the Queens County Court-house, Long Island City. Court opens 9.3e A. nt., to adjourn 5 1'. M.

JAMES INGRAa1, County Clerk. CHARLES DOWNING, Deputy County Clerk.

RICHMOND COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. County Office Building, Richmond, S. 1., 9 A. at. to 4

P. M. EDWARD M. MULLER, County Clerk. CROWELL M. C0anNh, Deputy County Clerk

NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE COMMISSION. Commissioners' Office, No. 158 Broadway, Borough

of Manhattan, New York, 9 A. M. to 4 I. H. LEwIs Nixos, President; JAMES W. BOYLE, Vice-

President; JAMES 1). BELL, Secretary; JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, Treasurer; JOHN W. WEnER, Sntrru E. LANE and The MAYOR, Commissioners,

Chief Engineer's Office, No. 84 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D.,gA.M.togP.:u.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY. New Criminal Court Building, Centre street, 9 A. M.

to 4 P. H. EUGENE A. PHILniN, District Attorney; WILLIAM J.

McKENNA, Chief Law Clerk.

KINGS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Office, County Court-house, Borough of Brooklyn.

Hours, g A. H. to 5 r. At. JOHN F. CLARKE, District Attorney.

QUEENS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Office, Queens County Court-house, Long Island

City, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.

JOHN B. MERRILL, District Attorney. CI.ARENCE A. DREW, Chief Clerk.

RICHMOND COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Port Richmond, S. I. EDWARD S. RAWSON, District Attorney

CORONERS. Borough of Manhattan.

Office, New Criminal Court Building. Open at all times of day and night.

EDWARD T. FITZPATRICK, JACOB E. BAUSCH, EDWARD W. HART, ANTONIO ZUCCA.

Borough of The Bronx. No. 761 East One Hundred and Sixty-sixth street.

Open from 8 A. M. to 12, midnight. ANTHONY \MCOWEN, THOMAS M. LYNCH,

Borough of Brooklyn. Office, Room 17, Borough Hall. Open all times of

day and night, except between the hours of tz At. and 5 P.M., on Sundays and holidays.

ANTHONY J, BURGER, GF')RGE W. DELAP.

Borough of Queens. Office, Borough I-tall, Fulton street, Jamaica, L. I. PHILIP T. CRONIN, LEONARD ROUFF, Jr., and SAMUEL

S. Guy, Jr. CHARLES J. SCHNELLER, Clerk.

Borough of Richmond. No. 64 New York avenue, Rosebank. Open for the transaction of business all hours of the

day and night. OHN SHAVER, GEORGE C. TRANIF .

SURROGATES' COURT. New County Court-house. Court open from 9 A. AI.

to 4 P. M., except Saturdays, when it closes at 11 51. FRANK T. FITZGERALD, AnNee C. THOMAS, Surro-

gates : WILLIAM V. LEARN, Chief Clerk.

KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT. Hall of Records, Brooklyn. GEORGE B. ABBOT, Surrogate. MICHAEL F. MCGOLDRICK, Chief Clerk. Court opens 10 A. M. Office hours, 9 A. M. to P M

COUNTY JUDGE AND SURROGATE, County Office Building, Richmond, S. 1. STEPHEN D. STEVENS, County Judge.

CHANGE OF GRADE DAMAGE COMFMISSION, TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-

FOUR'1'H WARDS. Room 58, Schermerhorn Building, No. 96 Broadway. Meetings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at

3 P. M, WILLIAM E. STILLINGS, Chairman; CHARLES A.

JACKSON, OSCAR S. BAILEY, Commissioners. LAMONT MCLOUGHLIN, Clerk.

EXAMINING BOARD OF PLUMBERS. Rooms, 14, r5 and r6, Nos. e49 to 151 Church street. President, JOHN RENEHAN ; Secretary, JAMES E.

MCGOVERN; Treasurer, EDWARD HALEY, HORACE. Loomis, P. J. ANDREWS, ex-ofcm.

Office open during business hours every day in the year, except legal holidays. Examinations are held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday after r I•. M.

KINGS COUNTY TREASURER. Court-house, Room 14. JOHN W. KIMBALL, Treasurer; THOMAS F. FARRELL,

Deputy Treasurer.

QUEENS COUNTY COURT. County Court-house, Long Island City. County Court opens at 9.30 A. nt. ; adjourns at 5 P. nt. County Judge's office always open at Flushing, N.Y. HARRISON S. MOORE, County Judge.

THE COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS, KINGS COUNT\,

Room I, Hall of Records. Office hours, q A. M. to 4 I', M.

GEORGE E. WALDO, Commissioner. FRANK M. fliuRUc'xi, Deputy Commissioner. THOMAS 1). 1\losscmm, Superintendent. JusEm H. C:RRNELLE, Secretary.

SUPREME COURT. County Court-house, 10.30 A. M. to 4 P. M Special Term, Part I., Room No. r6, Clerk's Office, Part I., Room No. r5. Special Term, Part II., Room No. t,q. Clerk's Office, Part. 11., Room No. rz. Special Term, Part II I., Room No. 18. Clerk's OtSiice, Part III., Room No. r9, SDeclal Tcrm, Part IV., Room No. 20. Special Term, Part V., Room No. 33. Speci:d'1'erm, fart VI., Room No. 31. Special "feria, fart VII., Room No. 3y, Trial Term, Part I L, Roonr No. 34. Clerk's Offce, Rootn No. 23. Trial Term. Part IIL. Room No. zz. 'Trial 'Tern[, fart IV., Room No. zc, Trial Term, Part V., Room No. 24. in, il i erm, Part VI., Room No. 3. 'Trial l'erm, Part VII., Room No. 36, Trial Term, fart VI I I., Room No. 27. 'Trial Term, Part IX., Room No. 09. 'Trial Term, Part X., Room No. 28. 'Trial Term, fart XI., Room No. 37. Trial Term, fart XII., I400m No a6 Appellate Term, Room No. 29. Clerk's Office, Appellate Term, Room No. 30. Natu_alizal ion Bureau, Room No. 38. Assignment Bureau, Room No. 3z, 1I651,ces-GEORGE C. BARRET'r, ABRAHAM R, LAw-

RENCE, CHARLES H. 1'5UAX, CHARLES F'. MACLEAN, JAMES FITZGERALD, MILES BEACH, DAVID LEVENTRI'I"r, LEONARD A. GFIoni(kH, HENRY BISCHOFF, Jr., JOHN J. FREEDMAN, GEORGE P. ANDREWS, P. HENRY DUGRO, DAVID MCADAM, JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE, HENRY A, GILDS KSI.FEVE, FRANCIS M. SCOTT, JAMES A. O'GORSiAN, JAs1E.S A, BLANCHARD. WILLIAM SonSIFR, (lerk. ---

CITY COURT OF THE COPY OF NEW YORK. No, 3z Chambers street, Brown-stone Building, City

Flail I'ark, from 10 A. 51. to 4 P. M. l;encral Term. Trial Term, Part I. fart I1. Part III. Part IV. Special "Term Chambers will be held 10 A. 51, 104

P. H. Clerk's Office, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. J ARIES ML Frrzslatons, Chief Justice; JOHN H.

\ICCARTHY, I.EWIS J. CONLAN, JOHN P. SCIUCHMAN, EDWARD 1', t )'DWYER, THHEODORE, F, HASCALL, FRANCIS B. DELEUAN'rv, justices. THoMAS F. Sundt, Clerk,

CRIMINAL DIVISION, SUPREME COURT. New Criminal Court Building, Centre street. Court

opens at 10.30 o'clock A. M. EDWARD R. CARROLL, Clerk. Hours from 10 A. M. to

4 1', Al.

APPELLATE DIVISION, SUPREME COURT. Court-house, Madison avenue, corner Twenty-fifth

street. Court opens at t P, H. CHARLES H. VAN BRUNT, Presiding Justice; CHESTER

B. MCLAVGHLIN, EDWARD PATTERSON, MORGAN J. O'BRIEN, GEORGE L. INGRAHAMI, WILLIAM RUMSEY, Ei,sv. RD W. HA'TCH. Justices. ALFRED WA :STAFF, Clerk ; WILLla5l LAatn, Jr , Deputy Clerk.

COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY, County Court-house, Brooklyn, Rooms ro, za, 23 and

27. Court opens is A. nl.,daily, and sits until business is completed, Part I., Room No. 23, Part II., Room No. to, Court-house. Clerk's Office, Rooms 22 and 27, open daily front q A. at. to 4 P. St. ; Saturdays, ru st.

J )SETH A".l'INALL AND Wm, B. HUIt D, Jr., County Judges.

JAMES S. REGA.N, Chief Clerk.

CITY MAGISTRATES' COURTS. Courts open from 9 A. %I. until 4 P. M. City .ImgrScrs[ffS-HENRY A. IIRANN, ROBERT C.

CORNEI.L, LEROY B. CRANE, JOSEPH At. DEUEI., CHARLES A. 1' LAST SIER, LOI<EiZ ELLER, CLARENCE W, MEADE, JOHN (). \IOTT, JOSEPH POOL, JOHN B. MAYO, EDWARD H,,u AN, WILLARD H. OLMSTED.

PHILIP liLOCit, Secretary. First District-Criminal Court Building. Second District-4efferson Market. Third District-No. 69 Essex street. Fourth District-Fifty-seventh street, near Lexing-

ton avenue. Fifth District-One Hundred and Twenty-first

street, southeastern corner of Sylvan place. Sixth District-One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street

and Third avenue. Seventh District-Fifty-fourth street, west of Eighth

avenue. SECOND DIVISION.

Borough of Brooklyn.

First District-No. 318 Adams street. JACOB BREN-NEK, Magistrate.

Second District-Court and Butler streets, HENRY BxlsTOW, Magistrate.

Third District-Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues. CHARLES E. 'I KALE, Magistrate.

Fourth District-Nos, 6and 8 Lee avenue. WILLIAM KRAMIER, Magistrate.

Fifth District-Ewen and Powers streets. ANDREW LEMON, Magistrate.

Sixth District-Gates and Reid avenues. LEWIS R, WORTH, Magistrate.

Seventh District-No. 31: Grant street, Flatbush. ALDI<ED E. STEERS, Magistrate.

Eighth District-Coney Island. ALBERT VAN BRUNT VOORHHEES, Jr., Magistrate.

Borough of Queens. First District-Nos. zt and 23 Jackson avenue,

Long Island City. MATTHE5 J. SMITH, Magistrate. Second District-Flushing, Long Island. LUKE J-

CONNORTON, Magistrate. Third District Far Rockaway, Long Island, Ed-

MUND J. HEALY, Magistrate.

Borough of Richmond. First District-New Brighton, Staten Island. JOHN

CROAK, Magistrate, Second District-Stapleton, Staten Island. NATHAN-

IEL MARSH, Magistrate. Secretary to the Board, TARED J. CHAMBERS, No. 318

Adams street, Borough of Brooklyn.

MUNICIPAL COURTS. • BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN,

First District-Third, Fifth and Eighth Wards, and all that part of the First Ward lying west of Broadway and Whitehall street, including Governor's Island, Bedloe's Island, Ellis Island and the Oyster Islands, New Court-house, No. tot; Prince street, corner of Wooster street.

DANIEL E. FINN, Justice. FRANK L. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's office open from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Second District-Second, Fourth, Sixth and Four-

teenth Wards, and all that portion of the First Ward lying south and east of Broadway and Whitehall street, Court-room, corner of Grand and Centre streets.

HERMAN Bucrp, Justice. FRANCIS MANGIN, Clerk. Clerk's office open from q A. Si. to 4 r. Ni, Court opens daily at to A, nt., and remains open untii

daily calendar is disposed of and close of the daily business, except on Sundays and legal holidays.

Third District-Nmth and Fifteenth Wards. Court-room, southwest curner Sixth avenue and West Tenth street. Court open daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from 9 A, M. to 4 r, St,

WM. F. MOORE, Justice. DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk. Fourth District-Tenth and Seventeenth Wards.

Court-room, No. 3o First street, corner Second avenue, Court opens 9 A. M. daily, and remains open to close of business.

GEORGE F. Ronsci, Justice. JOHN E. Lvvcu,Clerk. Fifth District-Seventh, Eleventh and Thirteenth

Wards. Court-room, No, 154 Clinton street. BENJAMIN HOFFMAN,JilStiCe. 'I'HOSIAS FIfZI•A'IRICK,

Clerk. Sixth District-Eighteenth and 'Twenty-first Wards,

Court-room, northwest corner Twenty-third street and Second avenue. Court opens y A, H. daily, and con. times open to close of business.

DANIEL F, MARTIN, Justice. AExqnt BERNARD, Clerk. Seventh District-Nmc teenth Ward. Court-room,

No, 151 East Fifty-seventh street. Court opens every morning at 9 o'clock (except Sundays and legal hull-days), and continues open to close of business,

HERMAN JOSEP'tt, Justice. PATRICK MCDAVI'1"r, Clerk.

Eighth District-Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards. Court-room, northwest corner of Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue. Court opens at ro A. nt. and con-tinues open to close of business.

Clerk's office open from g A. M. to 4 1', M. each Court day-

Trlal days and Return days, each Court day. JosEvit H, STINER, Justice. THOMAS Cos'rtGAN,

Clerk.

Ninth Dstrict-Twelfth Ward, except that portion thereof which lies west of the centre line of Lenox or Sixth avenue, and of the Harlem river north of the terminus of Lenox avenue. Court-room, No. 17o East One Hundred and Twenty-first street, southeast corner of Sylvan place. Court opens every morning at 9 o'clock (except Sundays and legal holidays), and con-tinues open to close of business,

Josm,H P. FALLON, Justice. WILLIAM J. KENNEDY, Clerk.

Clerk's office open daily from o A. at. to 4 P. M.

Tenth District-Twenty-second Ward and all that portion of the 'T'welfth Ward which is bounded on the north by the centre line of One Hundred and Tenth street, on the south by the centre line of Eighty-sixth street, on the cast by the centre line of Sixth avenue, and on the west b the North river. Court-room, No, 314 West Eifty-lourth street. Court opens daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from g A. at. to 4 P. M.

THOnlws E. MURRAY, Justice. HUGH GRANT, Clerk,

Eleventh District-That portion of the Twelfth Ward which lies north of the centre line of West One Hun-dred and 'Tenth street and west of the centre line of Lenox or Sixth avenue, and of the Harlem river north of the terminus of Lenox or Sixth avenue. Court-room, corner of One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street and Columbus avenue. Court opens daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted), from 10 A. M. to 4 P. Al,

FRANCIS J, WORCESTER, Justice. HEMAN B, WILSON, Clerk,

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX,

First District-All that part of the Twenty-fourth Ward which was lately annexed to the City and County of New York by chapter t034 of the Laws of 1895, mini. prising all of the late Town of Westchester and part of the Towns of Eastchester and Pelham, including the Villages of Wakefield and W illiamsbridge. Court-room, 'Town Hall, Main street, Westchester Village. Court opens daily (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) from q A. Si. to 4 P. nL Trial of causes are Tuesday and Friday of each week.

WILLIAM W. PENFIELD, Justice. JOHN N. STEWART Clerk,

Second District-Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, Court-room, corner of Third avenue and One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street. Office hours from g A, 51. to 4 P.M. Court opens at to A, M.

JOHN M. TIERNEY, Justice. HOWARD SPEAR, Clerk.

BOROCCH uF BROOKLYN.

First District-Comprising First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Tenth and Twelfth Wards of the Borough of Brooklyn. Court-house, northwest corner State and Court streets.

JOHN J. \VALsIt, Justice. EDWARD MGRAN, Clerk. Clerk s office open from 9 A, nl, to 4 I'. H.

Second District-Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh, Twentieth, Twenty-first, Twenty-second and Twenty-third Wards. Court-room located at No. 794 Broad. way. Brooklyn.

GERARD B. VAN WART, Justice. WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Clerk.

Clerk's office open from o A. at. to 4 I'- M Third District-includes the'I'hirteenth, Fourteenth,

Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Wards, Court-house, Nos. 6 and 8 Lee avenue, Brooklyn,

WILLIAM J. LYNCH, Justice. JOHN W. CARPENTER, Clerk.

Clerk's office open f'roln 9 A. H. until 4 r. M, Court opens at to o'clock.

Fourth District - Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fifth, Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh and 'Pwenty-eighth Wards. Court-room, No. 14 Howard avenue.

TH\IAS H. WILLIAMS, Justice. HERMAN GOHLING-HoRST. Clerk; JAMES P. StsNo rr, Assistant Clerk.

Clerk's office open from g A. St. to 4 P. M,

Fifth District-Twenty-ninth, 'Thirtieth, "l'hirty-first and Thirty-second Wards, Court-room on Bath ave-nue and Bay Twenty-second street, Bath Beach,

CORNELiUS FURGUESON, Justice. JERE.5f1AH J. O'LEARY, Clerk,

Clerk's office open from y A. At. to 4 P. St.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS. First District-First Ward (all of Long Island City,

formerly composing five Wards). Court-room, Queens County Court-house (located temporarily).

THOMAS C. KADIRS, Justice. THOMAS F. KENNEDY, Clerk.

Clerk's office open from 9 A, M. to 4 P. ot, each week day. Court held each day, except Saturday.

Second District-Second and Third Wards, which includes the territory of' the late Towns of Newtown and Flushing. Court-room in Court-house of late Town of Newtown, corner of Broadway and Court street, Elmhurst, New York, P. O. address, Elmhurst, New York.

WILLIAM RASQLIN, Jr., Justice. HENRY WALTER, Jr., Clerk.

Clerk's office open from g A. M. to 4 P. III.

Third District JAMES F. McLAUGHLIN, Justice GEORGE W. DAatoN, Clerk.

Court-house, Town Hall, Jamaica. Clerk's office open from 9 A. nt. to 4. P. 51. Court

held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at ro A. M.

BOROUGH OF RT[fi5IOND. First District-First and Third Wards (Towns of

Castleton and Northfield). Court-room, former Vil-lage Hall, Lafayette avenue and Second street, New Brighton.

JOHN J. KENNEY, Justice. FRANCIS F. LEMAN, Clerk. Court office open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. n1, Court held

each day, except Saturday, from to A. M. Second District-Second, Fourth and Fifth Wards

(Towns of Middletown, Southfield and Westfield). Court-room, former Edgewater Village Hall, Staple- ton.

GeoRGE W, STAKE, Justice. PETER TIF.I<NAN, Clerk. Court office open from 9 A. nt, to 4 P. at, Court held

each day from to A.:u., and continues until close of business.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

11,1 IcE (H '1'iiE Iiil•SIIIFST It ruE fk c,,,'r;u of RlcuvosD, (

NEW BRIOWT,,N, N. Y., January 16, r-,or. NO'I'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN ACCORD-

.un:e with section 4tw of the Charter of The City of Ncty York, that o petition, signed by residents of the First District for Local Improvements, for the repair of the sidulralk in front of premises described oil the tax maps for the Borough of Richmond as " Richmond County, Second Ward, Vol. t, Plot 5, Lot 336," has been pre,ented to cite, and is un file in this office f ,r inspection, and that a meeting of the Local Board will be held in the Borough Office, in the First National Bank Building, at St. George, Botougb of Richmond, on the 2 t day of January, 1901, at to u'[lus.k in the forenoon, of which ntectiug said petition will be sub-mittcd to said Board.

GEORGE CR()MWELT., President,

ALneFT E. HADLOUK, Secretary.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

1)rr.a R'r It E'. r ur F:DUC sn ON. CORNER P,vel< As'Fcsri; AND F'u-tY-tilers STRF.tr,

BOROUGH OF MANUAL-IAN, Crry uF N tit'; Yulu<,

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE BE-ceived by the Committee on Supplies of the

Board of Education of The City of New York, at the Hall of the Board, southwest corner of Park avenue and Fifty-uinlh street, Borough of Manlutttan, until 4 o'clock I'. nl„ on

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. 1901. Boroughs of Alanhntfrut and The Bronx. FOR FURNISHING AND OPERA7'INt;S"PAGES

TO CONVEY PLUI ll,N ri)'I'HE SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, IN 'I'IHE 13OR-OUGHS 01' MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX AND QUEENS, Ff114 rHE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 3r, sgor.

'The am,umt of surety required for each route in given in the printed forms furnish e<i by the Committee.

The person or persons snaking an estimate shall fur. Dish the same in a sealed envelope, indorsed with the title given above of the work for which the estimate is made, with his or their i,anle or ,,nine.' and the date <~ by'S,vrtatintt, to the Committee on Supplies of said Department, at the said office. on or before the date and hour above named, and which tinte and place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the Com-'h ittee on Supplies and read, and the award of the contract made according to law, as soon thereafter as practicable.

Mach estimate shall contain the name and place of residence of the person making Ilie same, the names of all persons interested with hint therein, and that no officer of The City of New York is directly or indirectly interested therein, aS provided in sections 346-352 of the Revised Ordinances, 1897, and in the blank form of bid mentioned below and furnished by the Depar•,ment.

The estimate must he verified. Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the

consent, In writing, of two householders or freeholders in She City of New York or of a guaranty or surety company duly authorized by law to act as a surety, and shall contain the matters set forth in the blank form of bid mentioned below.

No estimate will be received or considered unless ac-companied by a certified check or money to the amount of live f+er ia'uton of the amount of the bond required, as provided in section 420 of the Greater New York Charter.

For particulars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required or of the materials to he htsnished, biddersare referred to the printed specifications and the plans.

Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti-mates, to use the blank prepared for that purpose by the Committee on Supplies, a copy of u-hieh, and also the proper envelope in which to inclose the sane, together with the form of agreement, including specifi-cations, approved as to form by the Corporation ( ouusel, and showing the manner of payment for the work, can be obtained upon application therefor at the office of the Superiutendmrt of School Supplies, ground floor, Hall of the Board of Education, corner of Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, Borough of Manhattan.

The By-laws of the Board of Education may be ex-i

amused at the office of the Secretary.

Dated Bol<ouc;H OF MANHA'nAN, January 18, rgot, THADDEUS DIORIARTY,

Chairman, ARTHUR S. SOMERS, JOSEPH J. KI'I'TEL, ABRAHAM .til'F.RN, \VpI.T)i) H. RICHARDSON, PATRICK J. WHITE,

C,ian,itIeeuit tiuppl-cs.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. OFFICE PRE.,IDEr ii' I- Iii: G,1cA1,: H,'l

NFw Y,'Rle, January t6, Igo[.

N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN ACCORD-ance w'ith' section 400 of the Charter of The City

of New York, that a petition signed by residents of the Nineteenth District for Local Improvements. ask-ing that proceedings be initiated to lay out and widen Kingsbridge road, or Broadway, on either side, be- tw'een Terrace View avenue and Ashley street and the northerly United States pierhead and bulkhead line of the Spuyten Duyvil creek, to conform to the width of the lands required for the construction of the bridge over Spuyten Duyvil creek, including so much of the hands so required as lie between the old line of Broadway and the new line of slope of the em-bankment of said bridge, has been filed in this office, and is now ready for public inspection, and that a meeting of the Local Board of the Nineteenth District for Local Improvements will be held in Borough Office, City Hall, on the 29th day of January, 1901, at so NI,. at which meeting said petition will be submitted to the Board.

JAMES J. COOGAN, President.

I. E. RIDER, Secretary,

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

6EADQUAI(1'FRS, FIRE DEi'AI,f riENT, ) Nos. 157 AND 159 EAST SlxiY-seviiN"PH STREET,

BoxBU[II (IF 1iIANHATrAN, CITY of NEw YORK, January r8, tq:t. I

TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the Fire (ommissioner at the above

office of the Fire Department, until 10.30 o'clock A. M. of

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. lbOl, for furnishing and delivering the following supplies and apparatus;

332 THE CITY RECORD . FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 19Cr.

Boronghn of Maiihttitfin[ and Thr Bronx. No. i. FOR ONE 85-FI)O'1':\IT:IAL F:\ '1'ENSION

LADDER l'I:l'CK -1NI) I-IRE-EyCA1'E. No. a. FOR , ,-„ IVI- -'--I 'CH V' AX .AAI)

I;t•:A1 'REA H-1) DOL"If1,1 1 ~AUKF'CF:D RI nflF.R FIN F'I)C()l1t)AFIRE-Ht)SF:.

No. 3. FOR a,*, 'l't)N' ••WEIRWICK" C:\NNI•.L CO-\1.

The time for the to I I peIlhuhiancc and completion of each contract and the :unount of the severity required for their faithfuul perfiormance are respectively as follows :

Ni. I. Ninety OO) days. No. c. Sixty k, ") days. Ni'. 3. Ninety l9o) d;tyc. the security required w ill be as follows

No. I ............................ ....... .^.'.,1°° co No.z .................................... .s.000 ,x, No. ...................................... 1.70„ oo

The rnrrlr,rrh+ u: er.,7 be!id f'r' srf,v atrlr. •the person or persons making an estimate shall

fur,,rsli the same in a sealed envclupe, indorsed with the title' given thrive, of the work for which the esti-mate is made, with his nr their u, un, , or axon's and the dart rj /r, rulalinu, to file head if said Department, at the said office. on or before the date and hoar above named• at which time and place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the bead of said I)eparl-meet and read, and the award of the contract made, according to I; nr, an snort thereafter as practicable.

Each estimate shall contain the n:uue and place of residence of the person making the same. the flames of all persons interested with him therein, and if no other person be so interested, it -hall distinctly state that fact ; also that It is made without any connection with any other person making an estimate for the saute purpose, and is ru all respects fair and is ithout collusion or fraud, and that no member of the Municipal Assem-bly, head of a lepartm^ut, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein. or other Officer of the Corpo-rttiou. is directly or redirect iv interested thercrn, or in the supplies or work to }which it relates. or in any por-tion of the profits thereof. The estimate must be ven-fled by the oath. to writing, of the party or parties making the estimate. that the scvcru1 matters stated therein are in all respect, true.

Each bid or est rotate shall he ace 'mpanied by the consent. to writ in_, of trio h„useholdcrs or freeholders in The City of New York• or of a guarautc or surety' company duly authorized by law tel act as a surety and shall contain the matters set forth in the blank form of bid mentioned below.

No estimate will be received or considered unless accompanied by a certified check or money to the amount of fir. /sir' ,r,nu,n of the amount of the bond reyu, red, provided in section 420 of the (treater X c,t York Charter. 'tile Fire Commissioner reserves the right to reject all bids if lie should deem it for the interest of the City en to do.

For parti vlars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required or of the materials to be furnished, bidders are referred to the printed upeci tCatious.

Biaoers are re nested, in making their bids or esti-mates, to use the bran:, prepared for that purpose by the Commissioner, a copy of winch, and also the proper envelope in which to inclose the 'ante. together with the torrn of agreement• including specitications. ap-proved as to Iurm by the Corporation Counsel, and sh se ing the manner of p:l}mcnt for the work. can be obtained upon applicati'?n therefor at the Headquarters office of the Fire Department, in the Borough of Man-hattau. Ncwv York City.

IOHN J. SCANNE1.L. Fire Commissioner.

lir_sn'rr.v: rtn'. FHZE DFPkIll test, N. , . Ic7 0.11 15; ET.. t SIX T1-Fi:cex tit Srcecr.

B 'c, cH , 'r lloxexTe.ax. CITY OF New YoRK, January t6. tyct.

TO CON 1'R ACTORS.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RE-cci%cd by [he Fire t, 'Ii at th' above

office , -t' the Fire Department. Nc,c V.,rk City, until t,:,,3,, oci,,ck A. M. of

WED%ESDAI-, JANUARY 30. 1901,

for the tollo,riug-name.I =applies: BorntiS he of )1 tanh:utttu and The Bronx. No, t. FtmR FCRNl'HING I,''' L1IN, AN'FHRA-

CII'F:C(1:1L'r.' ftIN,. lull xIZE'3°'' 'Ii INS S1'l)_ VF: :xi/f'l _.. '1'i rNt XL"!' nIZE. 1't) \1FIt;;f ' i'r)i'N''l'.s To '[huE ION. BE\VEI,L CRI:I':NrI),\NI! FREE. fRUJ11-La'!'l'. FREE-Ll'EXINLi, A',I) OF THE Elk-'!' (iyAf.11'V (IF 1,1l'HEIt I')' '1'IiF. KINDi KN)CnVN A sD \IISc;f_) AS f r iLLO11~; -- LACK. Al1'ANNA,” IIV I'll I', \fil - YORK. iIN-T.Al:ltt .ND AA'FnI'FRS R_aiLR')A'); •• 1F:RN1'N " P\ 'Y '1'IIE \F.\1' Y''l:K, rU QUI-HANNA AND \Vh'SI l'RN KAIl.Rt1A1, : "NHII." IN iIIF: \ENV Y-)", K. I..AKE ERIE ANTI Ili-.r7'l'R\ kA11.Rlr.11).

No. c, FUR Fl- RN[,!IING 1.6-,o'IIiN-' AN I HRA. CiTk COAL :c ''TI) s; I-hl(l °IZE. t.,,-' l'rt\? \CT' 'IZI . "It) W)'IGIi - POCNDia'll) THE If)N.,\\DUF'fNF. KIND KNt)WN .ADD AIINhD As FO Ih.h ,OWC: Lil('I' 'f \l)lENPAIN COAL. OF IHF' PHIL\DELPHIA AN It READINtt COAT, AND IRON COAT-PaNV.

The time to be allowed for the full delivery of each contract and the amount of the security required hot the faithful performance of the several supplies men-tioned above are respectively as follows:

No. t. One Hundred and 'I\venty i tuc) days. No. a. One Hundred and Finghty ill days, Security required will be as lollows :

No. t .......................................3'5 00 No. z ....................................... 3.600 00

Th" coxtracf' unmet ter bid /ev ,c',M rrst,lt'. The person or persons making an estimate shall

furnish tile same in a sealed envelope. indorsed with the rj le given above of the work fur which the estimate is made, with his or their mane or cranes and the dat,' of f.> entatiort, to the head of said Department, at the said office, on or before the (late and hour above named, at which time and place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the head of said Depart- ment and read, and the award of the contract made to the lowest bidder with adequate security as soon thereafter as practicable.

Each estimate shall contain and state the name and place of residence of each of the persons making the same, the names of al I persons interested with him there-in, and if no other person be so interested it shall distinctly state that fact; also that it is made without any connection with any other person making Its estimate for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud, and that no member of the Municipal Assembly, head of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly inter-ested therein, or in the supplies or work to which it re-lates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the party or parties making the estimate, that the several matters stated therein are in all respects true.

Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders ill The City of New York. or of a guaranty or surety company duly authorized by law to act as a surety, and shall contain the matters set forth in the blank form of bid mentioned below.

No estimate will be rece.ved or considered unless accompanied by a certified check or money to the amount of five pr.'r ceniu m of the amount of the bond

required, as provided in section 400 of the Greater New York Charter.

'The Fire Commissioner reserves the right to reject all bids if he should deem it for the interest of the City so to do.

For particulars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required or of Inc materials to be furnished, bidders are referred to the printed specifications.

Bidders are requested, in making their bids or esti-mates, to use the blank prepared for that purpose by the Commissioner, a copy of which, and also the proper envelooe in which to inclose the same, together with the form of agreement, including specifications, in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, and showing the manner of payment for the work, can be obtained upon application therefor at the Headquar- ters nullice of the Fire Department, in the Borough of Mailhat till), New York City.

JOHN J. SCANNET.L, Fire Coln mlssloller.

BOARD OF ASSESSORS.

P NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or owners of all houses and lots, improved

or unimproved lands affected thereby, that the follow-ing proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for ex-amination by all persons interested, viz,

BOROUGH OF BnuomLVN. List 6477, No. r. Regulating, grading, paving with

macadam pavement, curbing, flagging and laying cross-w;tlks in Avenue I), between Ocean parkway and Coney Island ancestry.

Lest 6478. No, z. Regulating, grading, paving with asptialt pavement, and curbing Essex street, between Arlington avenue and Atlantic avenue.

List 6479, Nu. 3. Regulating, grading, paving with trap-block pavement, curbing and flagging Schenck avenue between Lnvonia avenue and New Lots avenue.

List 6485, No, 4. Laying cement sidewalks on Fort Hamilton an'ctrue, between Bay Ridge avenue and Eighty-sixth street.

List 6498, No. 5. Scmeer in Seventy-fifth Street be-tsreen t herd and Fourth avenues.

List 6499, No. 6. Sewer-basm on the southeast cor- Her of Benson avenue and Bay Seventeenth street.

List 6504. NO, 7. Sewer in Eighty-sixth street,north side, between Nineteenth and Twenty-first avenues.

List 6;u8 No. 8. Platggutg south side of Glenmore avenue, between Stone avenue and Christopher avenue, and east side of Stone avenue, between Glenmore ave-nue and Pitkin avenue.

List 63tz, No. 9, Flagging south side of Fortieth street, between Second and Third avenues, and west side of Third avenue, between Fortieth and Forty-first streets.

List 6514- Nu. to. Flagging south side of Fifty-fifth street, between Third and Fourth avenues. and west side of Fourth avenue, between Fifty-fifth and Fifty-stxtit streets. and north side of Fifty sixth street, be-t ween 'I'll I rd and Fourth a, cnucs.

List 6516, No. it. Flagging north side of Second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues.

List 65t8, No. me. Flagging north side of St. Mark's avenue, between Albany and I'roy avenues ; west side of Albany avenue, between 'St. Mark's avenue and Bergen street.

Ilse limits within which it is proposed to lay the said assessments include all the seeeral houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situated on-

o. t. Both sides of Avenue D, from Ocean parkway to Coney Island avenue, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating streets.

No. . Both sides of Essex street, from Arlington avenue to Atlantic avenue, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating streets.

No. 3. Botts sides of Schenck avenue, from Livonia avenue to New Lots avenue, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating avenues,

No. 4. Both sides of Fort Hamilton avenue, from Bay Ridge avenue to Eighty-sixth street.

No. 5. Loth sides of Seventy-fifth street, from Third to Fourth avenues.

No. 6. South side of Bay Seventeenth street, between Benson avenue and Eighty-sixth street, on Block 776, Lots Nos. 4, 5. 7. to, o8, 09, 30, and ;t.

i ~h •-sixth street from Nine- \o. ?. Sorth side of E), [} , tcenth to Twenty-first avenue.

No. S. Fast side of Stone avenue, , Glenmore avenue to Pitkin avenue, and south sde of Glenmore avenue extending about tcx, feet east of Stone avenue.

No. q. South side of Fortieth Street between Second and I hied avenues and west side of Third avenue be-nceen Fortieth and Forty"-first streets, on Block 159, Lots Nos. 5S, 5q, 6,, 6t, 86, 87, 88 and 94.

No. to. South side of Fifty-fifth street, between I7tird and Fourth avenues; north side of Fifty-sixth street between Third and Fourth avenues; and west side of Fourth avenue between Fifty-fifth and Fdty-sixth streets. on Block 168, Lots Nos. t, z, 3- t8, 50, 51, 52,

and ~3 No. is North side of Second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, on Illock 5z, Lots Nos. 7o and 85.

No. t_. North side of St. Mark's avenue, between Albany and Troy avenues, and east side of Albany avenue, between St. Mark's avenue and Bergen street, on Block 107, Lots Nos. t, 2, 3, 55. 56 and 5.

All persons whose interests are affected by the above-named proposed assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are requested to present their objections, in writing, to the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No. 32o Broadway, New York, on or before February tg, rgot, at It A. it., at which time and place the said objections will be heard and testi- mouy reccivediu reference thereto.

ELI\VARD McCUE, EDWARD CAHILL, THOS. A. WILSON, PATRICK M. HAVER'TY, JOHN B. NIEVENBORG,

Board of Assessors. l['rLu,l.c,et H. JASPER,

Secretary, No. 321) Broadway.

CIn1" OF NEW YORK, BOROUGH OF NIANHATTAN,t January t8, tgor.

P UTILIC NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN TO the owner or owners of all houses and lots, im-

proved ur unimproved lands affected thereby, that the l,llowmg proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination by all persons interested, viz.

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX, List 6449, No. t. Sewer and appurtenances in East

Inc Hi'ndred and Sixty-first street, from the existing sewer in Riveravemie to Walton avenue, and in Walton avenue between East One Hundred and Sixty-first street and East One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street.

List 6484, No. z Sewer and appurtenances in Bath-gate avenue, between East One Hundred and Seventy' second street and Wendover avenue.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

List 6388, No. 3. Reregulating, regrading, curbing and recurbinp, flagging and reflagging Fifty-first street, from Eleventh to I welfth avenues.

List 649t, No, 4. Sewer in Eighty-fourth street, be-tween East End avenue and East river.

List 6492, No, 5. Receiving-basin on the southeast corner of One Hundred and Thirtieth street and Seventh avenue

List 6493, No.6. Sewer in St. Nicholas terrace, be-tween One Hundred and Thirtieth and One Hundred and Thirty-fifth streets.

List 6494, No. 7. Sewers in One Hundred and Forty-ninth, One Hundred and Fiftieth, One Hundred and Fifty-first and One Hundred and Fifty-second streets, between Eighth and Bradtturst avenues,

BOROUGH OF RicHAIOND.

List 6503, No, 8. Sewer in New street, from Cottage place to Jewett avenue, 'l'hirti Ward,

The limits within which it Is proposed to lay the said assessments include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situated on—

No, t. South side of One Hundred and Sixty-first street, from River avenue to Walton avenue: both sides of Walton avenue, from One Hundred and Sixty-first to One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street; both sides of Gerard avenue, from One Hundred and Fifty-eighth to One Hundred and Sixty-first street; west side of the Concourse, commencing at at point distant about tqt feet south of One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street and extending north to One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street ; south side of One Hundred and Sixty-first street, between Mott avenue and Walton avenue ; west side of Mott avenue, from One Hundred and Fifty-ninth to One Hundred and Sixty-first street, and both sides of One Hundred and Sisty-fourth street, from Walton avenue to the Concourse.

No. s, I'oth sides of Bathgate avenue, from One Hundred and Seventy-second street to \\endover avenue.

No. 3. Both sides of Fifty-first street, from Eleventh to'I'welfth avenue, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating avenues.

No. 4. Both sides of Eighty-fourth street, from East End avenue to East river, and east side of East End avenue, from Eighty-third street to Eightt),-fourth street.

No. 5. South side of One Hundred and 'Thirtieth street, extending about no feet east of Seventh avenue,

No. 6. Both sides of St. Nicholas terrace, from One Hundred and Thirtieth to One Hundred and Thirty-fifth streets.

No. 7. Both sides of One Hundred and Forty-ninth, One Hundred and Fiftieth, One Hundred and Fifty-first and One Hundred and Fifty-second streets, front Eighth to Hradhurst avenues ; west side of Eighth ave-nue, from One Hundred and Fiftieth to One Hundred and Fifty-second street, and east niche of Bradbunst •[venue, from One Hundred and Fiftieth to One Hun-dred and Fifty.first street.

No. S. Loth sides of New street, from Cottage place to Jewett avenue, Third Ward.

All persons whose interests are affected by the above-named proposed assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are requested to present their objections, in writing, to the Secretary of the Boarn of Assessors, No, Sao Broadway, New York, on or before February tq. tgot, at 11 A. nl., at which time and place the said objections will be heard and testi-mony received in reference thereto.

EDWARD Mc.'UE, EDWARD CAHILL, THOS. A. WILSON, PA'T'RICK NI. HAVER FY, JOHN B. MEl'EN13t)RG,

Board of Assessors. WILLIAM H. JASPER,

Secretary, No. 30o Broadway.

City OF NEW YORK, BotonGIt OF MANHATTAN.[ January t8, tgot. )

UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or owners of all houses and lots, improved

or unimproved lands affected thereby, that the follow- ing proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination by all persons interested, viz.:

BOROUGH OF BROOKLY\,

List 6437, No, I. Grading and paving with granite. block pavement, curbing and recurbing, flagging and reflagging and laying crosswalks in Stanhope street, between Myrtle avenue and Hamburg avenue.

List 6475, No. z. Grading and paving with asphalt pavement. setting and resetting curb, flagging and re. flagging Newkirk avenue, between Flatbush avenue and East Twenty-sixth street.

List 6476, No, 3. Regulating and grading and pav-ing with granite-block pavement, curbing and recurb- ing,flagging and reflagging and laying crosswalks in Centre street, between Hamilton avenue and Clinton street.

List 6505, No. 4. Flagging east side of Adams street, between Plymouth street and Water street.

List 65c6, No. 5. Flagging north side of Bergen street, between Franklin avenue and Bedford avenue.

List 6507, No. 6. Flagging east side of Graham ave-nue, between Ainslie street and Devoe street.

List 65e9, No, 7. Flagging west side of Kent avenue, between Lafayette avenue and DeKalb avenue.

List 65,0, No. 8. Flagging west side of Fourth ave-nue. between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth streets.

List 6511, No. q. F laggi-g west side of Fourth ave- nue, between President and Carroll streets.

List 6513, No. t'. Flagging south side of Forty-seventh street, between 'Third and Fourth avenues.

List 65t5, No. tit. Flagging north side of Fifty-fifth street, between 'I bird and Fourth avenues.

List 65t7, No. to. Flagging west side of Saratoga avenue, between Fulton street and Herkimer street.

List 631g, No. t3. Flagging west side of Suydam place, between Atlantic avenue and Herkimer street.

'The limits within which it is proposed to lay the said assessments include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situated on—

No. I. Both sides of Stanhope street, from Myrtle avenue to Hamburg avenue, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating streets.

No. 2. Both sides of Newkirk avenue, from Flatbush avenue to East Twenty-sixth street, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating streets.

No. 3. Both sides of Centre street, from Hamilton avenue to Clinton street, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting and terminating streets,

No. 4, East side of Adams Street, between Plymouth and Water streets, on Block 24, Lot No, 9,

No, 5, North side of Bergen street, between Franklin avenue and Bedford avenue, on Block as, Lot No, 8r.

No, 6. East side of Graham avenue, between Ainslie street and Devoe street, on Block 76, Lot No. zo.

No. 7. West side of Kent avenue, between Lafayette avenue and Dekalh avenue, on Block 59, Lot No. r4.

No. 8. West side of Fourth avenue, between Forty- fifth and Forty-sixth streets, on Block 186, Lot No, 63.

No. q. \Vest side of Fourth avenue, between Presi-dent and Carroll streets, on Block 278, Lots Nos, 43,

44 and No. cos South side of Forty-seventh street, between

'I hird and Fourth avenues, on Block 184, Lot No, 4. No. it. North side of Fifty-fifth street, between

Third and Fourth avenues, on Block r6q, Lot Nos. 8, 86 and 87.

No. in. West side of Saratoga avenue, between Ful- ton and Herkimer streets, on Block 84, Lot No. raj.

No. 03. West side of Suydam place, between Atlantic avenue and Herkimer street, on Block 03, Lot No. t8.

All persons whose interests are affected by the above-named proposed assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are requested to present their objections, in writing, to the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No. Sao Broadway, New York, on or before February r3, tgor, at rt A, iii., at which time and place the said objections will be heard and testi- mony received in -eference thereto.

EDWARD McCUE, EDWARD CAHILL, THOS. A. WILSON, PATRICK M. HAVERTY, JOHN B. 1TEYENBORG,

Board of Assessors. WILLIAM H. JASPER,

Secretary, No. 32o Broadway.

CITY OF NEW YORK, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, January 12, tg01.

PUI3LIC NOTICE IS FIEREIBY GIVEN 'To ALL persons claiming to have been injured by at change

of erode in the regulating :urd gralliug of rime fidluw'ing-named streets, to present their claims, in writing, In the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No. :^n Itroadway, on or before January -q, tyut, at it „', lock A. si., at which place and time the sand Board of Asse-.sors will receive evidence and testimony of the nature and extent of such injury:

BOROUGH OF IBROOKL.YN.

List 6502. Regulating, grading and paving Cooper street, between Hamburg avenue and the county line.

List 65it. Regulating, grading and paving Vernon avenue, between Flatbush and Rogers avenues.

EDWARD AfcCUE, EDWARD CAHI1.1., THUS, A. WILSON, I'A'I'141(1K DL HAVI;RT'Y, Jill-IN It, MF\'ENI3ORCi,

board of Assessors. WILLIAM H. JASPER,

Secretary, No, 3•ao Broadway,

CITY OF NEW YciRN, BOROUGH OF LM.ANHA7'"I' AN, ~ January to, [got. -..

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or owners of all houses and lots, improved

orunimproved lands affected thereby, that the fol lowing proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination by all persons interested, viz.:

BOROUGH OF T'HR BRO]x,

List 6.67, No• I. Regulating, grtding, curbing, flag- ging and laying crosswalks in Brown place, between One Hundred and - 1'hirty-second street and One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street.

BnrornH Si" NIAN I IA'1"I'AN,

List 64t5, No. z, Regulating, grading, curbing and flagging Kingsbridge avenue [Marble Hill), from Ter- race View avenue, South, to Van Corlear place, to-gcthcr with a list of awards for damages caused by a change of grade.

Ilrtt,,yr;it of (JrtESS.

List 64`8, No, 3. Sewer in Fifteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, College Point, Third 11'ard.

List 6489, No, 4. Sewer in Debevuise avenue, from Woolsey avenue to the crown 25u feet north of Potter avenue, First Ward,

List 699', No. 5. Sc rt'cr in Sixth avenue, between Twenty-first and 'I'svenriy'seconnf streets, Whitestone, Third Ward.

The limits within which it is proposed to lay the said assessments include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situated on—

No. I. Both sides Brown place, from One Hundred and Thirty-second to One Hundred and Thirty-eighth streets and to the extent of half the block at the inter-sccting streets.

No. z. Both sides of Kingsbridge avenue, from Ter-race View avenue to Van Curl car place and to the ex-tent of half the block at the intersecting streets.

No. ;. Both sides of Fifteenth street, from Seventh to Eighth avenue.

No 4. Both sides of Debcvoise avenue, from Wool-sey avenue to a point distant about a5o feet north of Potter avenue.

No. 5. Both sides of Sixth avenue, from T'w'enty-first to Twenty-second street.

All persons whose interests arc affected by the above-named proposed assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, arc requested to present their objections, in sun ting. to the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, Nu. Sun Broarlwa}', New York, on or before February Ca, t p,t, at t u clock A. .1t., at which time and place the said objections will be heard and testimony received in reference thereto.

EDWARD >IcCIE, EI)WARI) CAHILL, 'I'HOS. A. WILSON, PA'1lllCK 3T. HAVERTY, JOHN B. \TEEI-ENBORG,

Board of Assessors. 1\ ILLIAM H. JASPEIR,

Secretary, No. 3so Broadway.

Cn'v of NEw 1'ORR, B,'en,nH OF MANHATTAN,) January t2, 2901. f

P UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or uwucrs of all houses and lots, improved

or ummprm'ed lands affected thereby, that the follow-ing proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination by all persons interested, viz.:

L'oeot' ma in OF lT.5N t:, ar'l ax.

List 6225, No, I. Sewers in One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, between Lenox and Eighth avenues.

The limits within which it is proposed to lay the said assessment include all the several houses aunt lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situated on—

No. 1, Both sides of One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, from Lenox to Eighth avenues, and upon the corporation known as The Third Avenue Railroad Company.

All persons whose interests are affected by the above-nantetl proposed assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are requested to present their objections, in writing, to the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No, Sao Broadway, New York, on or before February ';, t got, at II A. St., at which time and place the said nbjcctiuns will be heard and testt-mony received in reference thereto.

EDWARD McCCE, ED)WARI) CAHII-I., 'I'Hl)S. A. WlIelIN, PATRICK M, li:\VERT'Y, JOHN B. d1F:1'F'NLlIll)

L'oard of Assessors. WILLIAM H, JASrer.,

Secretary, No, 3zc Broadway.

Ct7v OF New YORK, B,,ROui;n of MANIIATr AN, January no, Igo r,

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC BUILD-INOS, LIGHTING AND SUPPLIES.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, LIGY.rtsG AND SUPPLIES,

ConteHSSIONEIis OFFICE, - ii, z1 PARK Row, BOROUGH OF MANHA 1'AN, January 8, tgol. J

PROPOSALS FOR LIDS OR ESTIMATES,

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received in Room t7e8, by the above Department,

at th e above office, until rt o'clock A. nit., on

MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1901, No. t, FOR FURNISHING THE DEPARTMENT

OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, LIGH'T'ING AND SUPPLIES, BOROUGHS OF MAN-HATTAN AND Till, BRONX, WITH SIX 'THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED [6,500) OR' ISS TONS, c, 4o POUNDS TO A'I'ON, OF BEST' WHITE ASH COAL.

The amount of security required is Ten Thousand Dollars, No. z. FOR FURNISHING THE DEPAR I MENT

OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, LIGFI'1'ING AND SUPPLIES, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, FOUR THOUSAND FIVE

RECORD. ,33;

I'I:Ol'tl5Al,5 I'(lId $,;,125,000 OF '1'1tIt1'l': Plat (.1?N'1'. CuRPOR:\TI, SI'(II K O1' 'Fl IE I'1'I'\' OF NEW YORK.

1'Iil\Cft'AI. AND IN'T'EREST PAYAiII,E IN COLT).

/i.\1;.)//'%' !'ln'U.1/ ALL T,L\'.t%'if1N !.S /'//h' STA'/'1 OF :'V/ill' 1"O/n'A; A.k'CJr'I'j /•7)/K S/-iii.

!'fRPUSL .

EXF'.CCI OkS, AD'MIN151'RA'1'HRS, GCARUTANS ANT) OTHERS HOLDING 'TRUST FUNDS ARF.

AU TIORIZI.I), 13V SECTION q OF AWI IC1,E t OF CHAPTER 4t7 OF THF: LAWS OF 1887, "P(;

INVEST IN THIS STOCK,

S1•:AIJ•:D PROPOSALS WIL1, P.F. RECEIVED l3Y '1'HF: COMMP'l'ROLI.ER OF THF. CITY OF NEW York, al his office, No, e8o liroaeheay, iu The City of New \ ork, until

WF.UNESDAY. TIlE :10th DAY OF .JANC1AltY, 1901. at z o'clock 1'. At., when they will be publicly opened in the presence of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. in such of drum as shall attend, as provided by law, for the whole ur it parrotthe felluwing-described Registered

Stock of The City of New York, bcariug interest nun the rate of three per cent. per annual, from and including tire date of payment lhcrcfor, to wit

INTEIrusT

PRINCIPAL PAPA ltl F. A \Irn'Nl'. '1'171.E. Ann'1'nf,Rl'I-s',

Pursue. SC•\II-AsNt'Al.l.v us

I Chapter 4 of the I•aws of ,/gu

5r d =oaco, oo Corporate Stock of The n' m 'ended ; sections 45, r69 and

City of New Yorl:, for 1)o ~f chapter 378 r,f the Li es of

the can=traction of u IS97 ; chapter 7 of [he Laws of

the: R.Ipid 'I ransit ~ too,l,and resolItion of the e narcl

Railroad ............. Of I!,t,m:uc and App sties meal of Tlere City of New York, adopted

L March t, t qo. ................... Nov. r, toy., ]Cry 1 and N -v. t

( Chapter 665 of file Laws f'f 1897 sections 169 ;md t70 r f chapter 378

do d os, uo C orporate Stock of The of the Laws of 1897 ; resolution of (ilyof New York, fur the Board of Estimate and Appor- the E xtc n siun ofj ti-mment of'1'be City of N ew York, Riverside Urive to the rdh,pted June 7, rHge, :mcl reso- limmuievard l.a:a}'eute- lutinns of the Municipal Assem-

hl}'.:tpprnved by the Mayor July r/q4 .......... .............. Nov. r, r941 May r mnri Nov

f

t„- r,o oct Corporan- Stcck of The City of New \'ork. fur Scliuol-houses an d Site. the refer in nun-Ii lmnn.Icmhn of Queens,.

Sections 48 and tfiq of chapter 378 of the Laws of t897 ; resolution of the Board of Eetin,ate and Appor-tionment of The Ci t}' of New York, adoptenl February t, too,,, and resolution of the 1lnnvapal Assennhly, approved by the ]Iayor

I July 9, '900 ................ •.... Nov. r, tgir May t and Nov. t

Sections 48 and r6y of chapter u7i li I d the I wa f 3897 ; re,',htue n if

t,,,,•-,:o on Curoor,,tc Sit-c6 of'I'he I - the Board of Estimate and \I par- - (:iiyof \ew Ark hr ti',nment of 'line City of New

Schnul -houses and, York, adopted February I. igoo„ tines therefor in the and resolution of the VIunicip:d 1!uruugh It Richmond .ssembly, approved by thrnhlayor

I July y, 19 oo ..................... Nov. 1, t94t \Lav t and N„e, t

I Chapter 3co of the Laws of 1/90 chapter 495 of the Law s of rlt95 seclinns 48, r6q and 17n of chapter

375.coo -1 C.,ipornte Srock uf'Pine I 378 of the L:,ws of 18,7 ; resolu-

Citv of N'-w York for J Iron of the Board of f/svmate anti. puli c- Department I Apportionment of T'he City of Purposes............ New York, adopted Scplemher

I -, r899, and resolution el the Ain-' nicipal Ass, mhly, approved by I het

I \layor, January F, tyoo.......... Nov. t, r94r May r and No%. 1

( tiecli mu it of title r5 ml chanter 583 Iaws of r/88 ; nnr'Ct ri,icc rug and 17::

o co '~ Cnrpc.ratc Stock of The I of :halter 378 of the I .rws of 1897•

City of N, w Yark for d resolution of the bu:lrd of E-ti-~

Laying Watur-winos{ mane and App- rtionmeu t, adopted • in the ),,;rough rnf If flay r, ryeu; and resolution of

Iimookiy....... ..,... the 1l umcipal Assembly, approved

I by the Mayor October z, Iyoo. Nov. r, rgzo May t amid Noc. r

The above-dcscrihed stock is free and exempt from all taxation in the State of New York, except for Slate purposes, pursuant to the provisions of section 169 of chapter 378 of the Laws of 18y7. _

be principal of and interest oil said stock are payable in gold coin of the United mates of America of the pre-curt standard of w'cigbt and fineness, pursu;utt to a resell anon of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, adopted June 9, 18,)8.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

NO proposal for stock shall be accepted for less than the par value of the same. n ! -,'' 1 vat /' • rrcrr.'ed or cnusidrre'd. /'rr,/~ecaG rr , ,rt,ti mug ceurlitr1 rrs a tkrr tlrrsu tltnsr herein set fi f e , r( r r

Every bidder, as a condition prec°dent to the reception or consideration of his proposal, stt:dl deposit with the Comptroller in arose), or by a certified check drawn to the order of said Comptroller upon one of the State or National banks of The City of New Yurk, Two PER cxs'r. of the par value of the stock bid for in said proposal.

\u prnposal will be recciccd or considered which is not accompanied by such deposit. .VII ,ucl, deposits shall he returned by the Comptroller to the persons making the same within three days

after the decision has been rendered as to who is or are the highest bidder or bidders, except the deposit made by the i,i~hest bidder or bidders.

It said highest bidder or bidders shall refuse or neglect, within five days alter service of written notice of the award to him or them, to pay to the Citp Chamberlain the amouutof the stock awarded to him or them at its par value, tcgcther with the premium thereon, less the crone-mum t deposited by Trim or them, the anwunt or amounts of deposit thus ntarlc shall be lorfciwd to and retained by said City as liquidated damages for such neglect nr refusal, and shall thereafter be paid to the Sinking Fund of l'he City of New fork for the Redemption of the City Debt.

Upon the payment into the City Treasury of the amounts due by the persons whose bids are accepted, respectively, certificates thereof shall be issued to them as authorized by law.

time proposals, together with the security deposits, should be inclosed in a sealed envelope, indorsed '' Pro-poeals for Bonds of T'he City of New York," and said envelope inclosed in another sealed envelope, addressed to the Comptroller of The City of New York,

BIRD S. COLER, Comptroller. Tie Ctly of NEw foes—DErwr.interT OF FnascE, C,lourmm.nncteI.'s OFFICE, January r6, rgor.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR OPENING said hoc drawn parallel to Van Cortlandt avenue and ST'REET'S AND I':1RKS, distant roe feet northerly front the northerly side

thereof to the prolongation northerly of it line drawn parallel to Villa place (nceaue) and distant ice feet

I N PURSUANCE OF SECTION too5 OF 'FHE easterly from the easterly side thereof; thence soudr-', Gmater New Vork Charter," the Comptroller of erly along said prolongation and it line drawn parallel

The City of New York hereby give, public notice of to Villa place (avenue) and distant loo feet easterly the confirmation by the Supreme Court, and the enter- from the easterly side thereof to the northeasterly side in, in the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments of the Southern Boulevard or Fast T\co Hundredth and Arrears, of the assessment for OPENLY( i AND street ; thence southeasterly to a point in the ACQUIRING TITLE to the fuhoniap-caned street southwesterly side of the Southern Boulevard or

in the (BOROUGH OF THE BRONX: Fast Two Hundredth street distant about toe'

TWEVT'1'-EOCR'1'H WARD, SEC l'ION r_.feet northwesterly from its intersection with the

westerly side of the Grand Boulevard and Con-VILIA PLACI:—OPENI1(;,fromSouthernIioule- course; thence southwesterly on a line drawn at

yard to Van Cortlundt avenue. Confirmed December right angles to the Southern Boulevard or East 24, igoo ; enteral January I•, tyor. Area of assess- - Two Hundredth street to a line drawn parallel menu includes all those lots, pieces or parcels of land to the Southern Bemntevnrrcl or East Two Hundredth situate, lying and being in _the Borough of 'line street and distant too feet southwesterly from the Bronx, in The City of New 1 ork, which, taken to- southwesterly side thereof ; thence northwesterly along gether, are bounded and described as follows, viz. : the said line drawn parallel to the Southern Boulevard Beginning at a point, said point being the intersection or East Two Hundredth street about . 5u feet ; thence of a line drawn parallel to Van Cortlandt avenueand northeasterly on it line drawn at right angles to said distant too feet northerly from the northerly side thereof line drawn parallel to the Southern Boulevard to its with tine prolongation northerly of a line drawn parallel intersection with the prolongation southerly of a lure to Villa place (avenue) and distant Ice feet westerly drawn parallel to Villa pinrce (avenue) and distant ro, from the westerly side thereof ; thence easterly along feet westerly from the westerly side thereof ; thence

I inI)AV, JANU.\RY I8, 1901.

IIt NI) cI.0 'lc) Gltntiv 'I )A'... i'OUNI)ti II) A ION, (lF I'llF Itl.n'f ltlir\Illsnl I,I•;Illr,ir Ii.ltRDt1\1,.

Thcsccurit}' rr, itiia l will be 5ercn l hnu,au.I I lull. ii

Ni,. t, FOR Ft'I:NIrIIINI: I IIT! IiEI\Ii I -

ii PItii.lc hdi.iil\'t;c, 1,l1:lI'l'1N(1,ANi)tii t'l'1.l1'a,ItrrROCr;,1 HI' (I'IaNS,IINI:"PiiiUtiANItti1;VEX l-IONl)1t1•:1) (r,70.) (;ItfriS 'i'f)N5, z,14', I'OUNUS '1't) A ION, OI '1'IIE tli:h1' GRADES11F LF1tI(;H HARD C(1:\l..

'Pine security required will he linen 'l'hnusuud lot-tars.

The person or persons making ;tin esrr,mie =hall furnish the satire in a sealed envelope, iudur,cd with the title given ahuve, ul the work for which the estimate is made, with his or their uarnr or i/ai//tO and the di E, rj Jrrc,wt,r/iou, to the heal of said I )cparuncnt, art the said otlice, on or before the dire and hour above named, at which time and place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the head of said I )cpartmcut and react, and the award ut the contract made according to law as soon thereafter as practicable.

The Commissioner reserves the right to reject all bids if lie deems it for the interest of the City so to do.

Each estimate shall contain the name and place of residence of each of the persons making tl.c same, the names of all persons interested with_hinr therein; rind that no officer of The I fry of \cw York is directly or indirectly interested therein, as provided in scctiou,, 346 to 3,z of the Revised Ordiunnces, 1897, and iu the blank form or bid nteutiuucd he tow and furnished by the Department

The c,t mitt te must he vcrifie,i. Each bid or cstrmntc shall be accompanier) by the

consent, in w riling, of two householders or freeholders in The City-of New' } - ark, or of it guaranty or surety company duly authorized by late to net as a surety, and shall contain the matters set lortb in the blank form of bid mcnuoned below.

No cst some will be received ur citric idcrcd uu less aecumpan ied by it certified check or money to the amount of lire pci r •rrt+nrt of the amount of due bond required, ns provident in ecr_tiun 4c•o of the Greater New York Charter,

For particulars as t, th,- quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required or ul the muterinls to be fnurcridirorf, bidders are referred to the printed spcci licit Nrtrs.

ilidders are requested to stake their bids or estimates upon the blnuk form prepared by the Commissioner, it copy of rvhich, with the proper envelope in which to inclose the bid, toads-r with a copy of the contract including the sp_ci ficutions, in the form approved by the Curpnrritnrcmn C "on" ), can be obt:tincd upon appli-,•ation rbcrcbr nI Room No. t7u8, No. cl Park row, Borough of 'ii rim liar Urn.

HENRI if. r1 ARNY, ('otanlissiuner of l'uhiic Fuildiugs,

Lighting and ifupplics.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CI4ARITIES.

)Lriv c>II I 'r I't in lc Ctl.rl, wnn«, „„r „I l.a,l lccI er,-,Ixnl roc ter -

NEw Yomc, )comb} I'-, tyir. 1

"If) C()N'l'RACT'ORS.

PROPOSAL ti FOR PION OR Es'1'I>IA.l'i -.

Boroughs of III anit .ittauii and The J3roux.

S IALED L'IUS OR ES'l'1\L\TES WI1.1, L'F: RE-crned by tine I lep_ditcici of Public Cbanrx,,

art tii,, ab„cc nffrc, until r, u'cluck noon. tic

IMO!VDAY, .JAN(. It •, 11101,

N,. r. OR FLRNIaI1NU .vNI) ut:l.ly'I:RINI 111JSl1TAl, 1U1'I').1I:1, V I/..: DRUGS AND CHE)IIIC-ALS. -N—DRIP, .AN1) SURGICAL $Cii'Hli Al_SO tit MIRY IRF1 AIRS.

If the bit or esttmatc:uuount to - ,,o_ , ., ur more the amount of securi I req uircd will be.ur :unauut not less than fifty per cent. (g'>) of the amount of the bicl.

This contract is to be perfi,rmed and the supplies furnished and reiuro,:d within the year teem,, ninth a required by the r_ ommissiuuer, and its prucited iu the contract.

Surupies will be oil eshmmimir 'inn nt the Enteral I lrtt Department, an the grounds o1 liellec ue Hospital, dot ing office hours, until tire bids are opened.

All bids must he bt_cd upon tltc Icscriptions ftlr-nirlted or sample, exhibited by thins Depunment and ant on sample, furui,bed by the bidder.

'I lie article.,. supplies, good,, w ores and merch:utdu•c are to he del rsercd, free of espcnac, at the (;cnct:d Drug 1 lupartment, uu the grounds of hid es ue I Im.spitel, in such qu:cortics told at such times as may he required.

No. c. FOR FURNISHING AND DELiVERIM; DRY (11 1) 11OR"Ilif. LUMBBER, 1.:1- IiOR, I1'C.

The security rciluu'c,l iv ill he nut hr than fifty per cent. (go') of the :curium ,d the hid r,r _stini:uc,

The contract is to be perlornn-d and the sepplies furnished and delisered mu ithin the year to 1, and as required by the Co,rnfseiccer,

Kidders must state the price of each article per puuiid, dozen, gallon, yard, etc., by which the bids w111 be tested. I he exleusions must be made nnJ Ittoterl tip, as the bids will be rend from the total looting, and awards made to the lowest bidder. In classes c s cry item must Inc bid mu, and award will be made to the lowest bidder for cacti class, except where otherwhse stated.

All estiulates not cenffrrmhg to those requirements may be considered as informal.

'1'lie Department rc,crs e, the right of reducing the quantity of any article to be furnished if the demand themefor should diminish or cease.

The person or persoue making an estimate shall furnish the same in a scaled cu veiope, indorsed with the //t/i' given above of the work for which the estimate is made, with his or their u,urrr or carves and the r/afe e/ iesror/ir/iinn, to the head of said Department, at the

said office, on or before the ci;ty'.rumrt hour above named, at which time and place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the head of said 1)epart-ment and read, and the award of the contract male according to law, as soon thereafter ;ts practicable.

Each estimate shall contain and state the name and place of residence of each of the persons making the same, the n Imes of all persons interested with him or them thereil•, and if no other person be so interested it shall distinctly state that tact ; also that it is made with-out any couneetion with any other person making air estimate for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud, and that no member of the AMunicipal Assembly, tread of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof orclerk therein, ur othcroflcer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly interested therein, or in the supplies or work to w'hicb it relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The hid or esti-mate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the party or parties making the estimate that the several matters stated therein are in all respects true.

Each bill or estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders In The City of New York, or of a guaranty or surety company duly authorized by law to act as a surety tied shall contain the matters set forth in the blank forts of hid mentioned below.

No estimate will be received or considered unless accompanied by a certified check, or money to the amount of ir'e' /ear wmm/u/in of the aulounr of the bond required, as provided in section 4z' of the Greater New fork Charter.

For particulars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required

THE CITY

d the rv.rteriaIs lu he Inrni,h, .l. hldde rs are relcrr,_cd ICI, I h,: printed ,Ie.•ific;,Iiou'.

Itiddc r, w 111 write out the autnuut ul their estimate, to .,ddrtiun to ;its(rthig the s:une in figures.

I he Itu:u'd of Public Charities reser.'es the right to rcjccl all bids ur estimate, it deemed to be for the pnb-Ilc intcrc't.

Ihdrfer, cite requested, in mnking their hills or esti-nrttcs, to use the block prepared lot that purpose by tine Lsssmissiwt=, a copy of which md also file proper euvclupe in waich to inclose the mine, together with the form of agreement, icqudiag spet ifin uoons, in the titan :Ipprevetl by the Corporation Counsel, and sbnw i mg the uctnner of ltayn,cut for the w•nrk, ran be shrLnned upon nn[niihictntrunr therefor at the office of the I)cpnrnnncnt of Public (h:,ritics.

Jf)itN \V. KELI.1(R, I'hrsident, At))Ii.iTl ll.(;I)F`ITfN(i, Culuu,, -ioucr, J :1 Al !:, F!•: I•:N1 . (MnrbuI o,csr,

I Icperrmicmmt of l'ublir C li;u'iiic=.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

NOIbCi•: 1I) I'I,(II'1:I:1V-t)AlNF:Rti.

N PURSh;:ANCI•: OF SE U .8 C1)N - (f lc I ( :reatcr New Fork Charter, the Cump rent llcr of 7'hc City of New York hereby gives public notice to all per—us, „wnm'.' of property, :tl7ectud by the folh,w'_ in a<,c„mcut, fur 1.))C:\L I \II'RO "1.\il'.N'1'ti in the t )i1)fUGH OF MANFlATT.\N:

l \1' F L V' 1 I 1 WARD, 51•: C"1' 11) N S li AND 7, ONE HUNI)Rf-1 AN L) TIilll 'u NIV• I H

5'1'RL:E'I'—RI, (;U LA'Z'ING, (;RAI)1 Nl;, Cii RIlIN(1 AND i-LAG(,ING, front Filth nccuue to Seventh nvcnuc. Arco of aiscssm':nt: Both ,ides of Itue H urn. diet! and 'Thirty-ninth ,,freer, berm ctin Filth and ticv-enth avenue,, and to thc esscnmn of umle-hIall the blocks , it the mutersccuinug rind terminating menucs, inchurrf,ng Lul No. 68 of Block No. r7;rr, and I .,t. Sus. ii, iii., t4 ,.4S,_ , ., c7b,,itied eo,uf);lock Ni. r77.

))NF; HUNDRED AN1) l0RYF.'I'tt S;RF:ET-RE(;C1,:AIIN(;, G;E:HuiNG, I i;R111x1: AND I- ,i ,l NIT, from Seventh :rescue to file Ilarlem ricer. <}rc:t of a,scs,nront: I;uth sides ut One IiunQred ruin P,nrtictb erred, li-om Seventh avenue to the Il rlenm river, and to the extent of one-half the blocks cur the I ntcrsccting and tclininatiug :n'cmw=; also Lots pus. "'9 , 5411, 5i'e and 56!.. of (Hock No r7,7 ; also Lots .An'. (,. 7k, SI1 and 91:. of Block No• ,7;8. —duct the so mu ice nine onhruwd by the Board of A_sse. s-ors on J.wu:o'y ,q in) .i nod entered on the same elate on tle Record of Titles of ,us.;essntents Con-firmed, kept iu the Bureau for tint Collecti,m of slssessunicuts and Arrears of Taxes and Asscsnments and of Water Rcuts, and rrr+t,'.cs tke rucrnere/tl rusrsirrlJirr /'c)ie/iI nu ruts' Jrl turn u no /,rn/+erl}• shall Gr 6arirl ¢oft/rirr si.rty 'la), after !ha date of said rvrf+y if fhr as.crrs. u+cuts, irrfcinst sr/// G,, en!/rr/,,! tke•rrnu, as prnviderl in section ro rq of said (irecrtcr New York Charter. Said .cct ion provides that '' If any such ussessmcnt shall remain w,paid for the period of sixty days after the date of cntr'y thereof in the said Rect,md of '1 ides of Asses,nreute it shall he the duly of the n(licer,uuhor-tzed to collect and rcccisc the :ol ouut of < uclt assess-ment to charge, collect and receive interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent. per annual, !r, /' netcrrlatrrt /, ,r t t/+r m/./r' ,y s» c!r r,rt, y, to fin' r/ee/,• rl prnr+;r<rrt.”

'1 he above assessments are payable to the Collector of Assessments and Arrears, at the utlicc of the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Tuxes and Assessments and of WitterRents, Room 8„ Ni n. ])roadway, Borough of Alanhau:l n, between the hours of q A. AI and a P. in., :rnIds onr t.,tturdays from q a, At. to Iz AI., and all payments made thereon on or before Starch r6, tgJi, will be esemnsirt arum Interest, as above provided, and after that date will be suiiJect to ,t charge of interest at the rate of sevco per cent. per annunt from the date of entry in the Record ofl ties of Assessments in said Bureau to the duce of pa}'most.

11IRD . CULER, Comptroller.

In urn AEw \n,c<n—1 )ucn-.snr rucst r r FleAaee,! Cuwao.ot_l FL's OH is I,wuary r5, rgor.

NOTICE TO PROI'ER'l'Y-O\VNERS

PR OF SEC '1 SET o T ION rt8 OF HE IN I; Urc:ucr New York Charter, the Comptroller of T: e

tit}' oI New York hereby gi vCs public notice to all I emo lionsalt If property, ;affected by the following

c,~mutt-t for LOCAL I.MPR))A'EAIEN'Tif iu tire P))HOLf:ii OF l i-1i I;RONX:

TWENTY-11IIRD VbAkl) 5E1:PIONS to AND It. P.'sRki-.l'1'O if1 I h F.'1' bus .uect)—RI?(11 AT-

1\G );l:-\I)IN(;, ('URI lNf,, F1. 1u;(;lNI: I \l'- IN1: CR))nisAAALIa, I'AVIN1: AND 1'1Nc1Nt;, li'om lime li undred curd tiist}-lifts street to lutcrcule nsenue. Area of an.sessnncef : Roth sides if i]:wretto street, ice til ee 1 (.hie Hundred and Sisty-fiftlr street and Inters-ale .venue, and to the extent of unc-half the blocks on the intersecting streets and the terminating _,tract and uccnue.

TR"EV'1'1--FOURFIT VAR]), til:C1'lON I. ONE HCXUIfI':U -ANU til•:VENi\'-lu1lRU

sl'REFT—RFI:CI.:\'1'I\(:, (;1:11)IN(t, CURl;-iNu;, PL:At;l:[SI;, 1.-hYIN(: CKO-ir VVAl,Ki : 1N1) 1'1'.A', 1N(:, li-„nl s,trulieru i:utJcv:,rd to 1hest Farms road. Area of ns se-i intent t: Gut!1 sides of ( lu„ Huu-dr cd and Sevcuty-third street, hettvecu the Southern Boulevard and West Farms rend, and to the extent of one-!utlf the blocks Oil the iruoseciing and terntinatiug streets.

FOR 1)H A\I RO:A ll-5EWEhq. from Morris avenue to l:rcro,l avenue: \\c f1 IBR.\NCff SF\VI•:R IN .MORRIS AVENUE, from Fordleon rood to Kirk place. Area of tiswssnucur: Both sides of Ecurdhnuunr ro•,ul, extending about r8, feet west of t ;r:utd avenue to _Icromc ,u'cuuc ; both ,des of Fordhnm road, from Ierome avenue to AMorris ❑ venue; huts sides of Morris avenue, from Kirk place to One Hfmdrerf aoil Ninetieth ,neet ; both sides of Waltonav euue• from One Hun-dred and Eighty-fourth street to lortlb:nnmn road ; both sides of One Hmtdred rund l:ight}'-fuw't lmsmry ct extend-ing about rso feet east of Morrisaveu ue. —drat the same were confirmed by the Board of Assessors on Januaryt - tgot, and entered on same date in the Record of Titles of Assessments Con-firnled, kept iu the llurcau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of 'Taxes and Assessutents and of Water Rents, and unless tin. nirrnrrflf assessed /o' iiem: f a,, easy (+<reau or /,r< rray shun// be /rsid xultkin rc t!r days after the Iaie rf sa&1 curtly of the asswwrfcn!, iufdms' u,ill (e ialfeC/er/ Elm, -rou, as 1irovided in r:ection rotq of said Greater New \ ork Charter. Said section provides that ” It an}'

of assessment shall remain unpaid for tau

period of sixty clays after the late of curry thereof iu the said Record of --then of Assessment,, it shall be the duty of the officer authorized to collect and receive time eunount of such assessment to charge, collect and receive interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent. per annum to br ealarlufr<1 frr+ru the daln of sne/t i"uI/l}. to fhe det/C r,f Daynao 1."

The above assessments are payable to the Collector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau for the Collec-tton of Assessments and Arrears of 'Taxes and Assess-ments and of Wetter Rents, at Crotona Park P,uilding, curncr of One Hundred and Seventy-seventh streetand Third avenue, Borough of The Bronx, between the hours of q a. v. and z r, en,, and on Saturdays from 9A. Sn. to is Si,, and all payments made thereon on or before March i6, Igot, will be exempt front interest, as above provided, and after that date will be subject to a charge of interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annuls from the date of entry in the Record of'1'itles of Assessments in said Bureau to the date of payment.

liiRD S. COLER, Comptroller.

CITY OF New YORK—DEPARTsIrN- r OF FINANCE, Con1Y7'ROLLER's OFFICE, January 15, Igor.

334 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 190I.

northerly along scud piolougahon and incI drawn 'FlIVENT'1'-I IIIRU\V.\RI. It I It:\-I...\\Ilr ,. parallel In Villa place Ptveuue) and dlst:utt too feet Mix TRI F: r l \I iii 'N 1 1.I V I t—R LI.I - westerly Irvin the westerly side then-if to the point or 1.:\ I I. \t;, t; KIlrl N(.. t I'k1; INt'.. I. L:Vt;f;1 .t;. place at beginning. 1\VIN(i lRi'SS\\.\LICE .\\It FFNI'I\I;, from

'the above-cuutled ussessmeiit was uttered tilt ill, \1estchv,wr,is-curie to Ire,:u.u, Sticet. . \rcaot a+sc..- date hereinaboec given in the Record of 'f tiles if mcnt: lloth sides of Fox arcct. be-n, ccn \Vmchc1tcr Assessments l'ontirnted, kept in the " lint rcaa for the is critic and Freeman street. Collection nl' Assessments and Arrears of 'faxes and Assessmuinti and of Water Rents." 1. nless the afi1i"m assessed for henetnt on em}' person or property shall be paid within sixty days after the date UI .aid entry of the a>.cs. meat` Interest tt' II be collected thereon. its print tiled in :ecticn tc,ou if tite '1 reater Nett \ urk Charter."

Said section pmt ides that. " It any such aisessniettt shall remain unpaid or the period sflf sixty days after the date of entry thereof to the said record of titles of assessments it shall be the duty if the o0icer atahor-Ized to collect and receive the iniount of such assess-ment toeharge. collect and reed se interest thereon at I lie rate of scc cut per ccutuit per an tuai, to be calcu-lated from the date of such entry to tie elate of pay-ment."

The above asses srltent is payable to the Collector of Assessments and Arrears, at the Bureau for the Collection of Assessment, and Arrears of 'faxes an Assessments and it \Water Renteat Crotona Park Building, corner of One Hundred and ;evcuty-seceuth street an Third avetnre. 1kirun nth of 'Tile broilx. between the hours of o a. ~.I. and - I•. a.. and on 'at-urcfti}s front o .t. ?t. to x_ it.: and all pay ocnts made thcrcou on or before March r'. wot, will be exempt from interest. as silence provided, and .titer that date will be subject to a charge of interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum from the date of entry in the Record of Tit ten of Assessments in said Bureau to the date of payment.

BIRD S. COLER, Comptroller.

Ctry or NFw 'ft ns—Ifriars r>L.Nr w Fr y.nce.I Cost r'-3VLLc es 0PtTc6, I:muary 1_2. 19ot. f

-NOVICE '1'O PR(fPERTS-OWNERS

I PURSUANCE OF SF:C1'ICl\ t,,tS UI' THE. t ; rearer Ncto \'ork Charter, the C'omptrS1nrr of

t'he City of \etc fork hvrebc sites public notice to all persons, oicners of pro F,crtc, atfecte,i by the f„Ilow-ing assessments Inr Lt )C:1.1. ll.I1'A(i\'EMI ENTS in the BORt)UFIH OF ilAx HATTAN :

l'\\- ELF 1 H \t - ,\Rf t. SE,:l lt.)N F. BOULEVARD L.-11'Al'E f I1: — PAA- tN(;. lco•n

F:levmub acettuc to the north Side ,f I)nc Hundred and Fife-eight[] street: also t•CR!llNf; -\\If FLAt.t;I'1I cast side of liO[- LE\'ARI , l,AI' \l-1:'1'I F. betty cent Eleventh ;tveuuc and l)nc Ii urnlred and Fitt}'-eighth street. Area of _ cssment : l;otl: sides of Iloules'ard La¢vette, bettteen

Eles vtlt ace-

nue and one Hundred and 1' fity-ei-luh street. and to the extent of one-half the blocks on the temsinatiut street and avenue.

I.HLE\'ARhi k.F.-\7- EILE—PsIVINf;. bencccu 13oule,:trd and Km ngihridge road. Area of assess stein : I)'tht sides of Poulecard Lafayette. between the Buulcvurd a:t,l king>hri.ihe road am_l to the extent

. 1, o on me rs -titr- st sets. 'one-b - fife, I .: rite t t cc ,t alt };(lC'Ll-:\-ARD LAF:\1- F.1'1F:—UC I LF:I s4:\CF:I.

,.

for S cvrage ll iarict \o. between t'.te nentmit South ufiI lime Hundred and Smstv.tiiIlm street :urn the summit north of flue Hundred and Eight}'-urst ,trect : also, SF.\\'F:R in f)NE 1-IUN1)KF.D :\\D tixi1- -FIF`fH "- "l•RI:E1'. betttecu Boulevaru Lalaiette and Fort \\'u -hu -•ton asemnile,Area of is -c_-Suit: Ru th Sid- Ut bn.tlec ar 1 L tfascttc, from a point -1 --tant about -.to feet south of Out Hundred and 5'tsxt'-iiftit street to a psi nit dist::nt about 471 feet north „f I inte t{autdred an'f Ei_ktty-first street ; both sides of Fort \\'lmsiiuurgioil avenue. from a point distant about

is'. 3 . o feet wuth of One Hundred am ,~t -filth street } to a point distant about .Sc fect north of (Inc hundred and Eighty-first street : west side of firoachcac, from

fine Hun,lred and n'ixtv-ftt'uyt street to One tf tiu red and Seventy-third street ; both sides of Haven a%enue, from Une Hmtdred and Seventieth to I)ue Hundred and Sri errtv-second street ; both sides of One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, fhim BroadnaN. to Pottlevard Lafayette : both side. tit 1_)nc Hundred and Sixty-ninth street, from Broadway to Fort \Yashir Gaon avenue : both sides ut One Hunts red and SecentIclt and One Hundred and Seveutc- first streets, from Broadway to Haven avenue ; both sides of Depot lane, from Fort \\'anhi ngton avenue to Buule-yard Latayctle, and both sides of tine Hundred and

Eight."-first Street, from Fort Washington avenue to Boulevard Lafayette. —that the same st err confirmed by the Baird of Assess-ors on January S, 1901, and entered cn the same date in the Record of Titles of - s>essmeuts Con-firmed, kept in the Bureau for tine Collection of Assessments tu,d Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents. and a rdas r/tr ,crnatr,n gssrsse:l Jr bioes/rS ,ix '1"), /5 rs,vr,-, ,irv.55,v tr sha!!!•e /:a:,l :vi.'.:•rr: sixtt• daps aJler the duet :• , f s ri,i .vrtrr , f tltr rrsnrss-tnrutr, inter st rou!I h.• c,.a '.rd thrrmrur, as provided iii section iotq of said Greater New York Charter. said section provides that '' If altV- such asses-ment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty d:n's after the date of entry thereof in the said Record of Titles of Asses>mcute, it shall be the duty of the of?icer author-ized to collect and receive the amount of such assess-ment to charge, collect and receive interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent, per annum. to Ir rt/ra lsted jrncr .•r"d,dm r/ cruel <'uti- to the datr ,/fat-nr< nt.'

The above assessments are payable to the Collector of Assessments and .arrears at the office of the Bureau for the Collection of As es=_ntents and Arrears uf'1'ants and Assessments and of \Water Rents. Room Sc, No• a8u I Broadway. Borough of ,lanhartan, between the hour, of 9 A. %I, ands r, vi.. and cut Saturdays from 9 N. Ni. to is 11„ and all payments made thereon ern or before March 9, x9ut. will be exempt from interest, as above provided, and after that date will be subject to a charge of interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, from the date of entry in the Record of Titles of Ass, ssments in said Bureau to the dare ofayment.

BIRD S. COLFFR, Comptroller.

C11% OF NEw viCxic—DEear:- rvtes-r of Pttss/LlIcE, I CoviTuot,LEuu s OFFICE. January 9, root. j

NOTICE' TO PROPER'1'v-OWNERS,

f - PURSUANCE OF SECTION tot8 OF THE Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of The

City of New York hereby gives pt:blic notice to all persons, Litt ners of property, affected by the following assessments for LOCAL IHPROVEMENT'S to the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:

TWENTY-THCRD WARD, SECTION to, FAST ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THIRD

S1'HEE'1'—SE\\'FR, from "Third avenue to Cauldseeln avenue, \C11'H BRAN , H SEWER IN EAGLE AVENUE, from East One Hundred and Sixtythird street to Fast One Hundred and Sixty-frst street. Area of assessment: P,oth sides of (file Hm,dred and Sixty-third street, betweea Third and Cauldwell aye rues : also, both sides of Eagle avenue, between One Hundred and Sixty-first and One Hundred and Sixty-- third streets.

TIFFANY STREET—SF,WER. between East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth and East One Hundred and Sixty_ -seventh streets. Area of assessment: Both sides of T ifany street, between One Hundred and Sixty-fifth and One Hundred and Sixty-seventh streets,

TRINI1'V AVENUE—SEWERS, from Westchester avenue to East One Hundred and Sixtieth street (Den-man place). Area of assessment: Both sides of Trinity avenue, between Westchester avenue and East One Hundred and Sixtieth street : also Lot No. 29 of t/lock No. 2629 and Lots Non, no, u, 24, s6, s8, 29, 3o and 32 of Block No. 263o,

'1'\1'I/N I \'-Ft fl* R IR \1',\ RI), SEC'l'It 1N I,.

i-lASh' (IN 11 lItHiti:l•tt ,NI) SE\'ENII- SIXI'llSIRI/i/i—SI(\\'EI<,I,onk Anthony,Smiieto Monroe atcl ii' . Area nl assessment: ilnlb suites of One Hundred and Secc urn -stxih street, between A Ithont and Monroe dt nu ; also Lot+ Nbs. ;t'. 17, 48 and ;., of Ilh,ck -No. Si us,

ONF. HC'NI)REII :1N11 ni"VENTI- -NIN'I'II ,1'RI•.I'.1—nI-:11'I R, from leronte ttte nne to the l:on- cuttr: ; al_so, 'I'\\ I , I IN, Vi kifit's AV, NC 'F:. from One Hmtdred and Sccenty ninth strict Inn Purn-side,nentte: alyu, 'n•M't h: IN nftRRlti AVENC F:. front '1're"out accnuc to I;uru<ide avenue ; al o• Si','n'ER I\ CRF.Sl'OON :1\1•:/CE,front One Ilium' tired and Seventy-eighth vii ect to Burnside avenue. Area of assessnteut : I tint it sides of One Hundred and Sccenty-ninth street. between Jerome avenue and the Concourse : both sides of AA';tltun :tcelme. between One huudied and Scrcrn}'-ninth street and I:urnside asc -ttue : bout iidc, of llorri~ a%cilue. lie tire cn '1' rentont and l:rurnsiuhe atcnncs : both sides of Cresson av,:uuc, between ()nc Hundieul and Sevens v-sightb street and Ii ltrttside avenue• and the tvc,t side of the Concourse, bet sheen l7emuut and Iim'nsicie avenues,

FISI IINI; HUNIIRF: O .-kNIt 1-1611 'S- tF:CI)N1) SPREEI—S6:\\'I:K, hunt the existing I

rcr iii lero nc aveu tic to Aqueduct cneruuI, Bust. Area of ax=cs> men t: Rotb side=ol' One Hued red and Eighty-second street, between Jerome aceuue and \qucduct avenue. Fast; east side of Aqueduct ase- nue, Fast, hctu cent One Hundred lintel I'i-ht}- second strict and Clinton place : al =o Lot No. ; cH block No, 100

EAST ONE HL_NIREI AN1) El4;HTY SECOND ski RI: E7'—SE\t'Eit. between \\'amlSgnnum avcute and Third Semt'e, Area ., l a.zc»men[: both .ides of Ilse Hundred viii F:ightq-second street, he time' en M'zaBrcton and C!,ird necroses: nl.0 n the Last >tde of Stash ington sssvunnue and the lest side of Cathgate an cn Ue, tioxt Une Hundred and Ia_bty-seccmcl street to the sleet sununtts south of One Hunt' siredand Eight}--second surest,

b'EL\ION1' IFREE1'—iF:N'ERS. from the exist-ing sewer in 1crnme avenue to the t :rand C„"levard and Concourse. Area of assessment: Roth sides of 11elmnnt el roe 1. from lerume am eniic to the Concourse both side, of Jerome ncenue, (rout One Ilundred and Secclrty-seconull street to Belm,!nt street : loth sines of 1'otcnseud arurmue, ri'nt Belmont street. wtcuding s outhcrlc about ;c, feet : bout sides It \1-:dton avcn,tc, Iron: Rockwood street to B -Intont street , both sides of the loncouric. from One I lumh'ed a:ul Seecutvv-second street to Ahiurris avenue and both sides of H:nckstuuc street. li'om Walton :teenue to the i'mumOiirse,

CLINTON PLACE:—SEVA'ER. between Aumciemlun't ;nenu F a. L and hcruute acume. Area of a>sessmeut : ];olL d - of Chia place. bet>scut Jerome 'n'enne and Aqueduct a' cuue. Fast; also both -ides of David ",n and (;rand at euucs, belts cent Clinton place and East One Hundred and Eighty-second street.

\CA1:1'O_ \' i VFXUF—SH\\'ER. between East One Hundred :;kid 'c cent}' -Second street :md R,ckwuud 'Erect. Area of assessment : Path sides of Walton acem;e. betnu ceo ()ne hundred and Scccuu cond anti Rockwood streets both stiles if Rock r, "I street. Sent een \\'al ton avenue and the Concourse: also Lots Not. 35, q•, anct 41 of Block No. ❑S;c ; outs Nos. v - 3t and of L'lock Xo. _S •6. and Lot No. 6 of v 37 7 laot:. No. _ —that the same wcrcemsStirmed by the Bo: rd of _Assessors on Lutmur 8, t 'sot , Sod entered ou same date iii the Rcc'Ird cut - Titles of 'l siwsiiun nit s Confirmed. kept ,I the Bureafu for the Collection o£Assesss rosins mind 1 Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and ctnlu-la- vhr a...oiiu! <ner,s, ,l /: ,r I've'! ar: ,rur f.' ,-s,'iii /rn/,<'rty,c%rsil h lard :rut/eau si.rtv darn V.: I /ll datr rfsai,/ i/t/rg,J lk; a ..sttr<vtt. rni'v'SI - r// /'r -a1/mt,s/ t4era'a as provided iBcssctfion iotq of said Greater New York Charter. Said section provides that '' 11 any such assessment shall rental It unpaid for the period of s i.cty days after the (late of entry thereat in the said Record of Title' of Assessments, it shall be the duty of the officer aathorizcd to collect and recci% c the amount of such assessment to charge, collect and receive interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent. per autism, to /•, tali alalyd JI rrrt t/rc ti/u' rf srrc/i crh). .a the drat,' ,> fa natti

The above assessments are payable to the Collector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau for the Cullec-tion of Asses- mc_nts and Arrears of Taxes and Assess-ments and tit Witter Rents, at Crotona Park Building, corner Lot I fine E{Imdred and Saccnty-seventh street and I hard avenue, Lorough of T'hc Bruns, benveen the hours of 9.a, 11.:utd 2 r in,, :u:d tin Saturdays from 9 A. Sr. t„ tz nu.. and all payments made thereon on or bclorc March a, itor, well be exempt from interest as above provided, anef alter that date will be subject to a charge of interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from the date of entry m the Record ot'I'itles of Assessments in said Bureau to the date of paymenr.

IS1/li S. t;OI,ER, Cu urn pt roller.

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MUNICIPAL COURT. 1I:z (1:s 1 . Nei

hluunss,v inn ,nv _'lss.aa:es, SECUln JeDbmsuL Ltis7-iutc'c;

Hnn, HERStAN BOLTF, 7Ust.'ce,

In the matter of the application of Percival E. Nagle, Commissioner of Street Cleaning in 'The City of New York, for an order directing the sale of trucks, carts, vehicles and ther property- under the provisions of section 545 of the Greater New York Charter.

NO'I'10E IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE UN- known uwncrs, and all other persons claiming

the possession or Imving any interest in the property described in the schedule annexed to said application, that. tin the t;th day nl January, 1901, the said Justice issued out of the said Court his precept to appear on the 30th day of Juim"uiry, rgu, at to c. chxk A. 11., at the said Cour•, corner of (;rand and Centre streets, in the Borough Of \Ianitattati, City of New York, and show cause why a final order should not be issued to the said Percival E. Na,tle, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, to sell the said trucks, carts, vehicles and other property.

PERCIVAL E. NAULE. Commissioner of Street Cleaning.

By Ju)tlss WHALEN, Corporaticn Counsel,

DEPARTMENT OF Sceers'1r CLE:ssIsl.~ „F THE Cris „F Xtav Yost;,

>Iau OFFICE. Xi,. tq Pant: Row. Buaut' cn „r \Lu usccv's.

THE CITY RECORD.

THE CITY KFt u Eli 1.x PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays and legal holidays excepted at No. a

City Fall, New York City. Annual subscripts rn, 19.30, postage prepaid.

1VILLIAM A. BUTLER, Supervisor,

OFFICIAL PAPERS.

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SEr'r r•.sti3Et-6, ISuq.-- ---

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

Ill rar.l 1h r „r IIuALrn, S's ;iu1..r C„Iu Ct.v 1'nIP-ru'tu 5n2Lnn1':\sn'

titx't ll As'e>r e, January ii, 19o1. j

T-1 CONTRACTORS.

SF..vLEII BIAS OR ES'1'IMA'I'ES, INCLOSE]) in a scaled envelope, witlt the title of the work

and the n;nnc at the hi, der iudursed thereon, :tl-o the number „f the tcork a< in the advertisement, will be rcccice I at il,c abotu oltice of the Department of I lealtlt, until I r -'chuc k,

f1'EDNESDAY. J:1SZ'iRY 2,3 11101, ut which time ;u•.d place tl,e bids or estimate' received in ill be piii'licI)' cpcucd by the heart of the Department

FUR 1't'11NIS1hINt': AND 1}ELIVf:RINf; FIVE II l - N11RE1) (;o„) TONS OF \CIU'l'Es ASH Cull, 1:110 V/.E, FOR I'HE R'ILI,ARD PARKER AND P.ECEPTION HCS- ),]'IALS.

The amount of security required is '1\velve Hundred (t.cciul Dullurs:

l lclivere to Inc made at the Willard Parker :md Reception H:m<Iurtals, near the foot of I:a,t Susecnnfl St rest, lit the [line required by the lio:,rd of 1-Iealth sun}' chaugc's in the time cur place nl deliver}', hmvcvcr, may' be made, it tcriling, by the Board of Health.

The abuse quantity is e>um:ued atid approximated only, ivid bidder: :ire notified that the Board of Health reserves tl:e right to increase ur Qi min isle said quantities by Lou ;mtuunt not exceeding fifteen per cent. of the cutiruated quantities.

'rile person or persons making au estimate 'ball furui+h the wine iii a sealed vicelope, indo->.d with the ti//u given ahot'e of the work Gtr wbiclt the est Imute is Ina le, with his or their u,rurr or i,'uuirriswttrni d the dirt,' if' frrc,•uf,rtrntt, to the head of said Department, at the said mtliice. on or before the date and hour abocc uatned. at .c hrclt time and place the estimates receive,[ will be publicly opened by like head of said ]lepart- ntcnt :md•read. and the award of the contract made according to Lou-, as soon thereafter as practicable.

Each estimate slrtll contain and state the name deice o h of the ersons nr n g and place ct r t c to p .tkt y,

tlse same, the Sautes of all pctsuu. Interested tSth hint or them therein ; and that no officer of '['lie City of New 1'eu'k is directly or indirectly interested there-in, as provide) in sections 346 to 332 of the Revised I lydi uattces, I 1y7, and in the blank form of bid mcn-tioncd helow and furnished by the Department.

I lie estimate must be serified. Each bill1 u'nr estimate shall he accompanied by me

consent to is rit. tic, nut two householders of freeholders in I lie City of Ne%v S-ork, or of a guaranty or sut'ety compare- dill}' authorized by law to eel ;u a surety

ontaiu the mlttters set forth in the l nk ;md shall c set b a form ci bid mentioned below.

No estimate will be received or considered unless ucconipaSicd b}' a certified check or itoncy io the autount of 16o or /.:•r frr eridtiisr of the amount of the bond required, as provided in section .co of the C;reater 'sew York Charter.

For particular, as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the stork required or of the materials to be furnished, bidders are referred to the printed specifications.

I Idders will write out the amount of their estimates in addition to in,crting the wine in figures.

I lie Lu_partnlueut reser.cs the right to reject all bids received for any pa rticu:ar work it it deems it for the best interests of the City.

1 l idlers are reyucst cd to make their bids cr estimates upon the blank fora prepared by the Commissioner, it copy' of tt hicb, with the proper envelope in which to inclose the bid, together with a copy of the contract, I nclurhng the spec i hear urns. iii the norm ;tpproved by the Corporation Cnmisel, can be obtained upon appli-catiou therefor at the office of the Secretary of the Ueparr iutcu t, fimrth fluor, corner of Fifty- fifth street and Sixth acawc.

MICHAEL C. MURPHHY, W'ILL-I.I\I 'I'. 11 NKINS, M. D., _IOIi V' It. C(ltiltY, 31. D., ALV:\If II. UtTI'\ -, ?I. D., BERNARD _I. \t)RK,

Comm ice iouers.

DEPARTMENT OF SEWERS.

IIF:- ,I-: L 1 .I tit.\\[, i.r—(-Ul \I1ss1',se:u,'s ()r t' ICE, N„ti, t3 Ten 21 PAt.o R„\\',

NE,v YORic, January II. trait,

I'll CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS OR ESI'I>MAITS Wb'ILL BE RF:-cemved by the Department of Sewers of The City

of Ncre York, at its office, Nos, 13 to Cu Park Row, Borough of \Manhattan, until rz o'clock it,,

WE:DNFISDAY, JANUARY il3, 1901, For tarnishing materials and all the labor required

and necessary to build and complete the following 'Nod's :

Borough of The Bronx. No, I. sE\\'ER AND APPURTENANCES IN

EAST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-~IX I H STREET', from Beach avenue to Prospect avenue.

The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and quality of materials, and the nature and cxteuut as near as pos-sible of the work required, is as follows :

580 linear feet of is-inch vitrified pipe sewer, 15o spurs for house connections.

7 manholes, complete. I recc iving-basin, complete,

I. cubic yards of rock to be excavated and removed,

5 cubic yards of concrete in place. 5 cubic yards of rubble masonry in mortar. 5 cubic yards of broken stone for foundations in

place. _,rxo feet, 13. ?L, of timber furnished and laid.

05 linear feet of 6-inch to t8-inch vitrified drain- pipe.

The amount of the security required is Eighteen Hundred Dollars (91,800).

The time allowed to complete the whole work is seventy-fi ce 17 51 work[ug days. No. z. SEWER AND APPURTENANCES IN

EAST ONE HUNDRED ANI) 5EV-EN'1'V-FIRST S l'REET, from Webster to Clay aieuae, and its ' LA\' AVENUE, from East One r-kindred and Seventy-first street to the summit south of East One Hundred and Seventieth street.

The Engineer's estimate of the quantity and quality of materials, and the nature and extent as near as pos-sible of the work required, is as follows

810 line;" feet of 15-inch vitrified tripe sewer. 46o linctu feet of Iz- inch vitrified pipe sewer. -or, spurs for house cunneetion s. I5 manholes, complete, it receiving-basins, complete.

fu. cx,o cubic yards of rock to be excavated and re- moved,

ru cubic yards of concrete in place. 5 cubic )'su'ds of rubble masonry in mortar. 5 cubic yards ,f brukcn stone for found;ttions in

place. 4,cwu feet, It, t\f., of timber furnished and laid.

z5 linear feet of f -inch to t8-inch vitrified drain pipe.

The amount of the security required is Eight Then-Sand Dollars (9S,000),

Tile time allowed to complete the whole work is three hundred t;oo) working days,

No. ;. SE\VER AND AI'PUR'I'F.NANCI•S IN MA-CI?IB's ROAD, from Inwood avenue to Crow well avenue; :std in CRObMWELL _5,\ IN RE, from Jlacorttb's roach to East One I [kindred and leecutietlt street.

The Ensincer's estimate of the quantity and quality of materials, and the nature and extent as near as pos-sible of the work required, is as follows:

41t linear feet of brick sewer, egg- shaped, 32 inches by 44 inches,

cS„ linear feet of brick sewer, , feet dnuncter. 4-6 linear feet of i8-inch vitrified pipe sewer. 4130 linear feet of r_-inch vitrified pipe sewer. 3.0 spurs for house connections. L4 manholes, complete. e receiving- basins, complete.

85o cubic yards of rock to be excavated and re- mot cd.

25 cubic yards of concrete in place. 50 cubic yards of ruhhlc masonry in mortar, to cubic yards of broken stone for foundations in

place. 5.000 feet, Ii, \L of timber furnished and laid.

roo linear feet tit 6-inch to t8-inch vitrified drain- pipe.

'I lie amount of the security required is Four Thou. sand Dollars (94,00u).

I Ire Ii sic aliuwcd to complete the whole work is one hundred and fifty (i5o) working days,

The person or persons making «n estimate shall fur-nislt the .ante in a scaled envelope, indorsed with the fill,' given aboee, of the worn: fir tv Inch the estimate is made, with his or their u,r fur ur uanres and the dale eJ frr catnliou to the head of said Department, at the said office, on or before the date and hour above name(], at which time and place the estimates received will Inc publicly opened by the head of sail Department and read, and the award of the contract made ac-cording to law as soon thereafter as practicable.

Each estimate shall contain the name and place of residence of the person making the same, the names of all persons interested with hint therein, if no other person be so interested it shall distinctly state that filet ; also, that it is made without any connection with any other person making an esti-mute fur the saute purpose, and is m all respects fair and without collusion or frau,l ; and that no member of Inc\ head - rtnrenti te . [untci tail :1s>cmbl Ness of a do ,t v I y, P

of a Lure tu, deputy thereof or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly ut-tcrested therein, or in the supplies or work to which it relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The e<Umate must be semi fled by the oath, in writing, of the party Inc parties making the csti innate that the sev-cral matters stated therein are in all respects true.

Each bid or estimate shall be accompan ied by the consent, in writing, of two Iscuseholders or freeholders in 'I lie City of New York, or of a guaranty or surety ;.omp:uty duly authorized by law to act as a surety and shall contain the matters set forth iii the blank form of bid mentioned below.

No estimate will be received or considered nrrless accompauicd by ;t certified check, or money to the amount of Jim'' net cerrt. of the amount of the bond required, as provided in section 420 of the Greater New York Charter.

For particulars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies, or the unsure and extent of the work t°quired or the materials to be furnished, bidders are reIerred to the printed specifications and plans, in accordance with which all the above materials and work is to be furnished arid done,

idders w w a u ill rite out the utont of their r estimates in addition to inserting the same in figw'es.

The Commissioner reserves the right to reject all bids or wtfin;rtcs it the deems tt for the interests of the City so to do.

Bidders are requested to make their bids or estimates upon the blank form prepared by the Commissioner, a copy of which, with the proper envelope in which to inclose the bid, together is ith a copy of the contract, including the specifications, in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon appli-cation therefor, at the -'silice of the Deputy Commis-sioner of Severs, 'Phird avenue and One Hundred and Seventy-set euth street, Borough of The Bronx, where the plans and uIran.ings, uhicb lire made parts Of the specifications, can be veer.

JAS. KANE, Commissioner of Sewers.

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

Ii r.t l:r)tESI dir P:vttCs ACSE]AL, Chn lliAL PARS, L

B,lkt , l t;H OF Ma\HATIAN, C1't'v OF NEw 'h'URI:, January 12, 1901,

TO CONTRACTORS.

~ EALEI) BIDS OR ESTIMA'T'ES, WITH THE title Lit the work and the name of the bidder or

bidders indorsed thereon, will be received by the Park Board, at its offices, Arsenal Building, Sixty-fourth street and Fifth avenue, Central Park, New York City, until it oclock A, ,u. of

THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1901, FOR FURNISHING ALL THI/ LABOR AND MA-

'FERIAI.S FOR THE ERI;CT'ION AND COMPLETION OF A HOUSE FOR PRIMATES IN THE NEW YORK ZOO-L()(;ICAL GABlIEN INIIRONX PARK Ili 'THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

'The time allowed to complete the whole work will be one hundred and fusty days.

1'he amount of security required is Thirty Thou-sand Dollars ($;ninon).

One price must be bid for the whole work included in the specifications and contract.

I tie person or persons making an estimate shall fur' nish the saute in a sealed envelope, indorsed with the till,' given al+ove, of the work for which the estimate is made. with I. is or their Suite or ;macs and the date of

o •seutrstiotr, t'I the head of said Department, at the said ffice, on or before the date and hour above named, at

which time arid place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the head of said Department and read, and the award of the contract made according to law as soon thereafter as practicable,

Each estimate shall contain and state the name and place of residence of each of the persons staking the same, the names of all pets ins interested with him or theft therein, and that no officer of The City of New York is directly or indirectly interested therein, as provided is sections 146 to 352 of the Revised Ordi-nauces, 1897, and in the blank form of bid mentioned below and furnished by the Department.

The estimate must be verified. Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the

consent, to n riling, of two householders or freeholders in 1 he City of New York, or of a guaranty or surety company duly authorized by law to act as a surety, and shall contain the matters set forth in the blank form of bid mentioned below,

FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 190I. THE CITY RECORD. 335

No estimate will he received or considered unless accompanied by a certified check or stoney to the amount of Jim /err irfllle m of the amount III the bond required, as provider[ in section 4 o of the Greater New York Charter.

For partucu Les as to the quantity and yuality of the supp lies or the nature atilt extent of the work required or of the materials to be titrnished, bidders are referred to the printed . pecifteation, and the plans.

Bidders, or their representatives, trust satisfy there-selves, by personal examination, as to the nature and quantity of the work and materials required.

The Park Board receives lire right to reject all the bids received in rrspouse to this ulsertisement if it should deem it f r the interest of the City so to do.

Bidder- are requested to make theirbids or Cs! m:ec, upon the blank kern prepared by the Department, a copy of which, with the proper envclupe to which to inclose the bid, together with a ropy of the contract, including the sped ficatiuns, in the titan ioppcnnvd by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon appli-cation therefor at the office of the I )epartnicul, Arsenal, Central Park, or at the Zbrowski Marc don, Ct:c-cmnnt 1 'ark, Borough of The Bronx, cc here the plans, tc hich are madc a p;u't of the speci iiclbols, call be sccil.

(,I-;ORt F: C. ChAUSEN, [;I'0Riil': V. liltO\VHI:, AUIIUS'C MO@BUti,

Commis+toners of 1':trk. of The City of New Murk.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSION.

An n rlr ci Co>I .u,st ,St; s' O Runvt 2c-7, SltwA[m lioi,inisi:,

No, ,Su liicnAu\dn5, N nw Ymnc, Jrum;try q, 1901.

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR EST

SEALED BIDS OR EST I [A'1'I: RILL LIE received by the Aqueduct Comri—iii crs at the

sboee office, until t¢ o'clock uuos s

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21f, 11101, FOR DOING THE WORK ANI) I'lTt NItiHIG

NIA'I'F:RL.-AIS REQUIRi.n 'I'ii M- 11•U THE NIUSCOI ,T hall (IN CRO D,, N RIVER, A'1' NIUS! O(n' VIUCNI'AIN, IN THE '1'O\VNS (11' SONIERS AND IBEI)FORD, A\'F51'CHESl'EI.1 COUNI'1-, -TA'l'E OF NF.AV YORK.

The security required will he FURTY '1'HOUSANI) DOLLARS. '[lie entire contract must he completely perforated

by or before,July t, rgoz. 'lice work is :mthorized by chapter 490, Laws of tSS ;.

State of New York, and the amendments thereto. The person or persons making an estimate shall

furnish the same in a scaled envelope, iudotsel with the title, '' 1/asrnof 1)aur,'' for which the estimate is made, with his or their dram, or u/are s and the date nj Cresrretatiorr, to the Aqueduct I ommiss i oilers, at the said office, on or before the date rind hour above named, at which time and place the estimates received will be publicly opened by the said Commissioners and read, and the award of the contract made according to law as soon thereafter as practicable.

The Conmis,ioners reserve the right to reject any attd all bids if they deem it for the interest of the City so to do.

Each estimate shall contain the ,ante and place of residence of each of the persons making the same, the names ut all persons interested with I tint therein: and that no officer of The City of New York is directly or indirectly interested therein, as provided in chapter 49o, Laws 188;, and inc the blank form or bid mentioned below and furnished by the Commissioners,

I Ire estimate must be verified. Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the

consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders iu The City of New Y 'rk, or of n gam rant y or vurcty company duly authorizer[ by law to act as ;I surety, and shall contain the net tiers set formic tit the blank form of bid mentioned below.

No estimate will be received or considered unless accompaied by a certified check or money to the amount of tru p✓r c—lit— of the amount of the bon([ required,

The check must not be inclosed in the envelope with the bid or estimate.

For particulars as to the approximate quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required ur of the materials to be furnished, bidders are referred to the printed specifications and the plans.

Bidders are requested to make theirhels or estimates upon the blank farm prepared by the Commissioners, a copy of which, [with the proper envelope in arhiclI to Inclose the bid, together with it copy of the contract, including the specifications, in the Borst approved by the Corporation Counsel, can be obt iu d upon applt-eation therefor to the Secretary at the above I' Bee of the Aqueduct Commissioners, where the plans and drawings which are made parts of the specifications, can be seen.

13y order of the Aqueduct Commissioners.

IFI J. RYAN, President.

Henna \V. R-NLRER, Secretary'.

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

PoLIcF DEPARTMENT ov TiE CrtV OF NEw Vtri o, PROrERTr CLERtc's (hvr'tce,

NEW 1-ottO, Jarruar)' 14, 7901.

PUI.3LIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following property will be sold at public

auction on

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1901, at it o'clock A. nt„ in vacant lot corner of One Hun-dred and Fifteenth street and Manhattan avenue:

16 Steel Poliing Booths. z Wooden Foundations of tuvc Steel Poll ug Boctits.

By order of the Police Board. ANDREW J. I.ALOR,

Property Clerk.

POLICE DEPARTMENT—C1'rl' OF NEIV YORK, I899, -

OWNERS WANTED 13Y THE PROPERTY Clerk of the Police Department of The City of

New York, No. 300 Mulberry street, Room No. 9, for the following property, now in his custody, Without claim-ants: I3oats, rope, iron, lead, male and female clothing, boots, shoes, wine, blankets, diamonds, canned goods, liquors, etc. ; also small amount money taken from prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this Department.

ANDREW J. LALOR, Property Clerk.

POLICE DEPART5IEN7'—CITY OF NEW YORK, BOROUGH OF BIRUt1ELYN,

OWNERS WANTED BY'I'HE DEPUTY PROP. erty Clerk of the Police Department of The City'

of New York—Office, Municipal Building, Borough of Brooklyn—tor the following property, now in his cu.c-tody, without claimants: Boats, rope, iron, lead male and female clothing, hoots, shoes, wine, blankets, dia-monds, canned goods, liquors, etc. ; also small amount money taken from prisoners and found by Patrolmen of this Department.

CHARLES D. BLATCHFORD, Deputy Property Clerk.

NO'l'ICE'l'11 CON7'RAI:'l'ORS•

PRUI't);;AL7 FOR L'IUS OR raI IAlA7'ES FOR CON'l'RAC7' FOR l"URNISIjINt; F()RAII FOR THF: I'Sk' OF 1'HFI.I)EE'ART?fEN'1' ill' S'T'REET CLI':\NlNi IN '1'I11: IOBtbGh (11' BRC)(lKDY\s

SF:ALI(I1 1111)5 OR ESl'1>I:1TF:5 FUR flit; abnee-mentioned ennuI'act, iudnr>ed with the

title of the work at with the munc and address u( lie persuu ntaking the saute, :ltd the date ti presentation, will be received at the main office of I lie I)cpartnteut of Street Cleumtccug, at Nos. r; to ct Park rut%. I luru,Ch of Aianhattau, untii I St. of

MONDAY, .IANUAI1V 'D, 1901. at which time :ltd place said bids ur estimates '., il I be publicly openc'l by the ]wad of the Department for the following article.: i8o,,es pounds Hny, of the quality and staudarn

known as prime hay. 4r�,uoo pounds clean No, e 1A Ilile ('lipped ( I;tts, to be

hright, sound and well cleaned :std reason-ably free brain other grams, sneig6nog not less tll;tn 36 pounds to tine measured bushel,

w pounds first quality Ill/lit. The amount of security required is Three Thousand

Irollars. Each bid ur estimate shall contain the mane :tad place

of residence of the person making the s:uuc, the uunies of all persuus interested with hind therein, and it no person be so iit tere;ted, it shall distinctly state that fact; also that the bid or estimate is made without any connection with any otiner person uctkiug n but or c-minute for the above-mintieucdi contract, and that it is Lai all reps Is fair and tt ithuet eu[tuoian or fraud that uo memhet• of the JGiuicip:J Assemhtq, ]feat of a dcp:u-t matt, deputy thucuf em clerk thcrcm, chief of a bureau, or other officer of the Corporation is directly interested there'[:, or in ttry of the t, irk or suPpI es to %which it relates. or in lily portion of the pndhis thereof.

The hint or estimate sh:dl he vcrificd by the oath, to writing, of the party making the same that the several matters stated therein are in all respects true. L,'idders must =tale In their bids er estimates the proves for which he tc ill furnish thuestnpplic's, and tbcov prices nun lee written out and must be given also in figures. Each bid nr estimate muNI Inc accompanied by the cou-scut. to writing, of two householders or freehul rlers in The City of New York, tenth their re peotivu pa.ices of business or residence, nr of a guceruuy nr surety en m-p:my duly authorized by law to tel as scrcty. and shill contain the matters set forth in the hi/rick fors[ of Lill mention cd below.

No bid or estimate will be received or considered unless accompanied by ;t certi lied check ur money to tile anrotmt of five per centum of the amount of the band required, as provided by section 42o of the (;rcater New York Charter,

l'',r particulars as to the quantity and quality of the ,applies and the nature and extent of the work re- quired. reference must be made to the . p c fication.s.

limmcler care requested to make their I i is cr estimates upon the blank prepared by the Comntiyioucr, a copy of Which, smith the proper envelope in which to inclume the bid, together with it copy ofth'. contract, including

the speci Beat ions, iu the Iran approved by the Curpura-tion Counsel, and showing, the manner di rl payment of the work, can be obtained upon application t1tere1or at the office of the said Commissioner.

Dated Nett A-once, January 14, ryor.

P. F. NAcl.l•:, (: 'inrmi.',moticr of Sircct C.hcarmg,

pERSONIm HAVING BULKHEADS TO FILL, in the yeti[ it y of New Yurk Bay, can procure

material for that purpose—ashes, street In eepinGs, etc., such as is collected by the Department of Street Clean tng—free of charge, by applying to Ilie Commissioner of Street Cleaning, Nos. 13 to at Park rote, L'oruugh of Manhattan.

PERCIVAL E. 1':AtILE, Commissioner It Street Chinning,

CHANCE OF CRADE DAMAGE COMMISSION, TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH WARDS.

URSU:ANT i'lIl'FIF:1'RUA'ISJONS1)FCHAP- ter -37 of the Law's of 183, entitled "An act

prot'idiug for anccrlaincld g and p) ing the antnant of damages to lands and buildings suffered by reason of changes of grade of streets rx avenue I, made pursuant to chapter 71 of the T.atrs of 1387, p -otiding tor the dupressiuu of railroad tral ks in the Twenty-third and 'I'tt'enty-fourth Wards, iu The City of New 1" ort,, It otherwise," and the act, amendatory t.,crcuf .51

suopleniental thereto, notice is hereby graven that public meetings of the Comnttssiurers appointed pursuant to said acts will be held at Room 58, Scheancrlurn lluild- ing, No. qo Broadway, in The City of New fork, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each due ;k, at z o'clock is it., until further rwnce. ..

bated NEw A- oe c, f(mnnutry 3, rgoo. VCI LI.I:AA[ E. S1'ILLINIIS, CIIARI ES A. JACKSON, OSCAR S. L'AILEY,

Commissiom:rs Lestos-r 3I1 l.,ii enLls,

(:lerk.

ARMORY BOARD.

CI'I 1- nV 1ElV YoRK,l Atoll usI Pu.tcu.

TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ES IAIA'FFS F(Ht 8uIA1'ERIALS AND WORK REQIUR1•:1) IN 1'HE ERECTION OF AN ARNIL R\' llL'I1.1)-1NG FUR T1-IEc stE ((NI) 13_\l''I''lL1C0N ifI' '1'HF'. NAVAL. )I[Ll'L'1:\, N. 1;., N. V., ON '1'HI•:WES1'EI,lA SIDE (the FIRS TAVENI E, BETWEEN F(IR'IA-'I'IIIRD ANI) FOR-1'Y-FOUR'1'H STREETS, IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK.

EALED BIDS OR ES7'1\IATES FOR 'l'HE ' above work, indorsed with the above title, also

with the name of the person or persons making the same, and tote date of presentation, will be received by the Armory Board, at the llayur's ofice, City Hall, until 11.3: o'clock :t, iI.. on the

234 DAY OF' JANUARY, 1901, at which place and hour the bids will be publicly opened by the L'oard and read, and the award of alt- contract, ml awarded, will be made as soon thereafter as practi-cable.

The .amount of security required is Thirty Thou-sand Dollars (130,ow).

1 he time allowed to complete the whole work is one hundred and fifty (15o) working days,

'I lie person or persons making an estimate shall furnish the same in a sealed envelope, indorsed with the ti'1• given above of the work for which the estimate is made, with his ur their lb true or sand's :utd the in' .itt o/ /tr .cNrhtrmtinx, to the head of said Depart -ntenl, at the sai,l office, ou or before the date and :tour above named[, at which time a el place the estincrutes received

will be publicly opened by the head of said

Department and read, and the ;[ward of the contract made to the lowest bidder with adequate security as soon thereafter as prat' i- able.

Each estimate sh;tll•cout:un and slate the name and place of residence of each nY the persons mal.iug the ;ante, the sautes of :dl persnus tutere,ted with him or then[ therein, and it ue, other person be <, iutcr. ested it shall itlone ly.urte that f,t[ah u, dtxt it is 6tnde withuul any conrI.—t—Ln with any other persuu making :to cltimate III, the same purpose, and Is inn all respcc is Iair ;Laid without collusion or [rend ; and that no member of the >I Lai ump:tl :\ssomhl y', head of a depart meet, chief of a Nolan, deputy thcrc,,f ur clerk therein, ur ether officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly interested therein, ur its the supplies or work to wbich it relates, or ill any portion of the profits thereof. The cstt ntru lc noise he verified by the oath, ill n"riling, of tine party' or parties makincZ the c ti runic, that lire several matters staled therein are Ili all respects true,

loch bid or ,'sttstinc 51,111 be accnntpanicd by the consent. in writing, of two househhrtlders or frcehin1dcrs in 'l'hc City of Nc'w \',irk s or of 1 guaranty or surety company duly outherizcd by law u act as a su rct y, and shall contain the matters set forth to the blank

form of bid mentioned below. - No csnmnte will be receiver[ or considered unless

aeeum1tuuniclt by a Corti lied :;heck or money to the

:unomn ''f I oEns being fir'.' dun n1ntni of the amount of the bond rcyuired, :n proetdcrl to section 41't of the Grunter New York Cl//under,

!•er /1,rfii "lads (ti to the qua['lily and girvslify eV the s''/(%Yes or the rtaftrre and e.rteut a/" the 1'rr.4 rn/uire,f ,'v if the lhs!er/ur!m to be fur m:cttz•d, HnMirs arc• referred to the lirinfe<I often cnndafialro and thr p!a ens.

Bidders will write out the amount oof their estuacocs to addition to ulsemets' the same in figures.

Iii tide's ;Ire req uestccl to make their hills ur c=[irsa[es upon the blank turn, prep/wcl by tits Commi.-iouers, I copy of tt"hick, vends the proper cuctope in IcinieI to inclu.c the bid, h!'ectlnct- wilh;t copy of the contract, in. eluding the s pcci[icvtio,i., in the tffvm nfnprawcd by the Corporation t ounsel, cue Inc ohtaincd upon spplicallon d urrfor at the office of Iforg;tn l Slattery, Archi-tects, N'n. n 11;nrhicarn sae lithe, UOron);h of \lanhesttan, where the plans and tin: n, inke, wbich are made a part of the specifications, can be seen.

The Ilnnrd reserves the right to reject all hills or estimates if they deem it for the best interests of 'fhe ( 'ity of Ncw York.

ROBERT A. VAN \YYCK. Mayor,

'l'}IOS. L. FEI'I'N T•'R, l'lnsiledi[, l)e1i:nc'tmm,uii „I. '1ltses ;lid :Aosessments,

HENRY S. KEARNES, Cumntissiuncr rd Public Building'/,

l cightidig and Supplies, Iir.n;.-( s. _l:\\rFm NicLF:I:R,

but''i'v [bitch hnet',-1„ncrc.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.

'liii' Cto, i r N"t, 1 tr. I U r: ri i. ,. ..r 1 .Cis 1<. r>: •,tent., I hl,', ton

, I~f lcic, Butt n nr \Iaxu,t rrc v,

\u. s8. Bt<uauu'tr, Smw.uu'r Iil'ttntimr;, I January 9, 19or.

r\iUI- ICE IS H1•:RELV UI\'1•:N, AS REQUIRE]I IN Icy- the (;re;ttcr New York Charter, that tine

books called '' "fine Annual Record of the Assessed Faluutiou nt Real and Personal I1statcof the Boroughs tI hlanhatt:w, 1'h^: lki onx, Prookh'u, (1uictls and Rich-

mond, Comprising -1 he City of New \-ork," will ii.: opt for examination :md ctrrcoi,in nu the lecunrl

h[oilnhayof Jneui;er, tq.Ir, and will drInmuiopeu mail the c 5 day of ill/ti', u)a

During the time that the books are open to public in-spcction, uppficat con may he made by any person or cor-puratiou claiming to he agciricccd Ira' the as'cscd VAe;eioli of real or personal estate to have the same corrected.

Iu the i)uruugh of lfanhat Its , at the man office ul the Department of 1;mrs and Assisso[ems, No. nto llroadte ay.

Ia the l3iinuttqhc of 'I he Bruns, at the office of the I ).partmcut. \[wiicipal Piu[3ing, One Hundred and Secuuty-seventh street :md I herd avenue.

Iu the I;uruugh nt Brooklyn, at the office of the I lepartment, \Iwl iclpal Building. Ili tine liornugh of tJucens, at the office of the

Depart stmt, Hackclt Building, Jackson avenue and Fifth street, Long Island City.

In the Borough of Richm'rol, at the office of the I )cpnBnees, Richmond I3uildiu;;, New Ihnghtoti.

Corporations ill all the boroughs must make appli-:atiuus only at the stain office iu the borough ul \l,m-Icttt;to.

:Applicalions nut relation to the assessed valuutiun of po'sae;lt elate mtut he made by the person aacssed at tl.e ounce of the Ileprtrtmeut in the borough where such person [[sides, :tad in the case of ;1 unn-resident r,u-ry-ing out business iu 'I' Inc City of Ncw \'ork, al the office of the lliparntien[,of the borough w"hcre r ucls place of business is located[, between the hours of to .-t. +t. and 2 r, ii.. except „u ti;uurciny's, it tent all ; tpplicuttons must be umlc lie uiuuu t, A. II. and I: noon.

'I'll tiL\S I.. FIAfAER, Presndeut, I ll\\-\ILI) C. SYl"Fnl\'. 1'l1Ub1Ati 1. I'hi' I IlkSnIN. :A141'HUIt C. SA[ .)]ON', I I lliuIN ANU E.E11,

('tin n iii'— sinner i.Il ICe,"tu,l

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

[Inds[ Rroles' I ,r i'occctn'• I'o,t' i : 1t s::t l*.xl<tv' Finis-stx': n Si 'iii,

ii;: Ii hi [yur'''ns Ci'rr tin: NitaVe'tss 1

fu CON1'RACTOR8/,

1'hIOtl'OSALS FOR B1DS OR ESTI>IATES.

SE:ILLE1) BIDS (:4 ESIIM1l'h:S WILL 13E received by the I 'emmilice on Buildings of the

Board of Education of The City of New York, at the Hall of tire Board, southwest cornerof Park a, onli,and F'itty-ninth street, L'orough of hlanhattiut, until 4 o'clock r. st., on

MONDAY. JANI'AIRY 81, 1901. ' Borough of Brooklyn. Ni. I. FOR INSTALLING tN El,l:CTRICLIGH7'-

INt; PL.\Nl', l'1\I'CRES AND ELFC- 'fRIC Ill-: 1.I. SV'SI'ENI F(1R NEVA- PU111.1C Sl'i1t3OT, tar, EAST SIDE (IF 1'(11:'1' IIAAI[Lf0N AV'F',XCF.. 11E-1'\VrEN Ful:t'\'-'1'HIR1) AN I) 1'ORFY-FOUR1'H Sf'R6:1(7'S, L'Uk0U If (II" IIR(1OK1,1'.\.

Borough of [ninth at (taut. No, z, FOR 1hIluRO1A'INl: LOT NO. '14 E:1ST

1•:II;H'l'IF`7'If Sl'REE1', AT))01NIN(: P11:1-IC SCHOI)L 5_, NO. e07 FAST'

SEVEN I'Y-NINTH S'1'REE'l', I1OR- l)UIIH OF II:ANHAITAN.

Borottglt of Q,ieens.

No. ;. FOR II'RNI I CRF. FOIR Nf:W PUBLIC SGlIUinL, 78. MORRIS %'ENUE, 13E-'I'R'I•:F:N CDLl'hIBA AVENUE AND CARRIIL 1'I.:ICI•:, WINFIELD, BOR-(1Cn11 of (/h-FENS,

'I he security required on Contract No. t is 7'wo Thousand Dollars (taco' 1.

IncI security required Oct Contract No. z is One 7"!wusait Dollars (<I,000',

I lie -ecurity rq euired nn Con ac Contract No. 3 is Five Hundred Iadlars (f/Itoh on Item r, Five Hundred I )idlers (59, *•) nu hest a, and Five Hundred Dollars

' I tic time allowed rut Contract No, r is lonely (go) days.

he time allowed nil Contract Ni'. a is seventy (70) days.

The time allotted on Contract No, i is sixty ((w) date,

fire person or persons staking ;m estimate shall furnish the same it) a scaled envelope, indorsed with the //,1/I. given abuse, of the work liar which the estimate is made, with his nr their u,tnre' or ua uas and the Iloilo, ej toms, tm1i„t, to the (:omssittce ou l icildings of said I)cpnrtmcu t, at the soidl office. on -u' before the date and hour above n:mtcd, and whicI, tints and place the esti-tnalcs recciccd ,.ill be publi ly opened by the Com-mittee oLa [tentdin;; :::unt read, am.] the award of [Ire contract made according to low us soon thereafter as practicable.

Each estimate shall contain the sane and place of resilience of the person making the same, tits numr , of all persons iutercctc.I with him therein ; amt that no officer of 'lie City of Ncat York is directly or indirectly' interested there-u,, :as provided in sections 345 to i5- of the Re%ised Ui'uiinaunces, iSnp and in the blank form of bid mentioned below imid tind-uisbe(i by the Ilepartntent.

'I lie esttmatc must he verified. Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by tie

consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders in 'I'he t it)' of New- York. .In of a guaranty or surety eontpuny duly authorized by lu'A' to act as a surety, and shall contain the mat tors set firth Lai the blank form of bill mentioned beluw.

No estimate will be received or constdcrcd unless accompanied b}- a certifier) ,heck ur muecy' to the amount of /rev /m 'rr slohn n of the amount of the baud required. as provided iu [ectioti 400 of the Greater New York Charter.

For particul:u•, ac to the [leastnty and gtrniiiy' of the supplic', or the mature ;lid eslcnt of the murk required or of the materials to be Iurcti - lied. bidder, are referred to the printed ,pt,cification, s old the pluuo.

Bidders are requested, to making their bids or esti-matcc, to list- the blur prepared for tInut purpose by the Committee rot Buildings, it copy of which, and also the proper ciuselope in which to inclose the same together with the Lorna of wrecrucet, including specili- cad ton, iu the lormapproved by the Cbnporaoon t oun- scl. atilt shna iug the unnu ncr of payment for time work, _Ian Inc obtained upon appl icatinn therefor at the esti -;nating room, eighth floor, l fall of the Board of Educa-tion, corner rib park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, Borough of VIanhat to n.

The IIv- I.aiss of the Uuard of Education may be examined at the office of the Secretary.

Dater[ h it , can OF NI.ANnar!,ts', January t,, tgol. RICHARD If, , Af)AMS, UH,IRLES. E. Rl)b'FR'fSDN, .A13RAH:AV1 STERN, WILT.]:\?I I. COLE, PATRICK I. \VHlTE, IIllbN' R. 'IHdIh1I'SnN,

in yVI'ir J. K I I l 1, 1 nni.t . i l'uildin4,.

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.

IIyPio t::i'•: i :'I: I) - ,t t,1 lVD I ER6:IE5, h''iiii set. SErs' Ilrncc,

Ihra: ''. ," 1;s, i i Pi..,ce, Nt,a-Lal Ro u:a. I

N lac Y ,a: (: IT,'. I

f(I CIIN'YAACTORS.

SE.A1.I-:U 1111(5 OR ES'I'11A'IE AVIL1, 111•: RF:- s"cd by the I Iepanise,lt of I lack and I er.ics of

I lie City ut Sec: A"ark until ' ,i cluck r. M. on

b'NIU,Y, .IANUAICI 11, 1(11. PUR PREP:AI<INI; Ft )1.1 .1NIi III' I I. ICI NI: IA1"II

NI•:AA W, uI11F:N I'm I'.15,11I 111 ,A1'1'l- R-7'1•:NANCF:S, A7'I'If1: 1'InI'1' III bi:\k-k F. I S 1.1 1'..\ X I I I; l'EIW' E' L N \l .\ it k El' AND lulls 14 SLI I's, F::\s1' Rl\- LR • Ilul,-Of,(;Il uF 3L\NII:\f'IAN. 7'tl IBF:

KNO\\ 4' :1'5 IIII 1t 5. N1•:\1' ,q N I:\4 ;o, CONpl.h',CI' NU, 6„5'.

The aimntnt nt the security rcyoired is Thirty-one ThousandI I dccilars.

Thu w tl I,, Ire done eultertIis contract is to becnm-pleferl 11cthicr the time set forth in the s pccificatiotts.

'fire person or persons mttkin,q an estimate shall fur- nish the enure iu a >oaled cuvelope, indorsed t,ith the fin.• given nbucc, of the work for which the c>tintate is nmdc, with his of their rare„' or darn,., and the:Gttc rf /Crrsred,,!!,,, to the heat[ of sails I )cpartn her , at the said office, on or before the date and Lour :ibore unnted, at vrbich little nod place the estimates recciccd will he publicly opeaCd be the [tend of =aid 11ep:u'tmcnt and real, and the ;nvard of the c utract made io the lowest bidder, with a:hyuule l,ecurity, as >- -oil tltere-after rm practicable.

Each e'btate 'hall contain the name and ph/tee of Ioicklice „f the person mokin;v the -Lune, the uclnIes Lal nib poison, interested [with ti ti therein ; if nu (other person be so is[crcsteri it sit/nil distinctly slate that fact ; also, that it is made w ith,mt ;tu)' cutntcclion wit1t any other person maki n4 an cdti mu to Ror the 'm, pur-pose, and is in all re-peel fair and [u'nh„ut mliusio'n ur Ir,tud ; and that no mcmhcr of the >ILmicipal Aracnibly, head of a de1iliu'mntcnt chic[ of a burc:ut, dcpug• tbcrc ,t or clerk [herds, or other olliccr of the Crrp:.rotion, is directlyurimlirecllyfi nterestcd there ri t,rSd'Ili the supplies or work to which it rdaiecs or i n any pnrtiou of the pro,fil-tltereuf. The estimate ntn>t be vcrifc,l by the oath. in tern tiug, of the party or panne= making the estintale that the vet era[ matters statcl thcrcin me in all rc- spects true,

r.ach bid or estimate shall be accompanied my' the consent, in writin„ of tvt"o householders or tree-holders, iu The City of New York, or of a (uarsnmy' or atrely coutpan) duly authorized by law I. act cis -t surct), allot shall coutaiu 'he matters set forth in the blank tons of bid mentiutred below.

No estimate will lie receised or considered unless aecompaoicd by a eertiticd check, ur money to the :unount of /.:•r /,'r ~wae'ei of the amount of tire bond required, as provided iu section 41; of the (treater New fork Charter.

For part'"llars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies, or IIle unl Lire ;ltd extent of the work required nr the ruatergtis to be furnished, bidders ;ire referred to the printed specifications and plans.

Bidders will write out the amount of their estimates to addition to inserting the state in figures,

l'be Coinmissioners reserve the right to reject all bids ur estimates if they deem it for the interests of the city so to do.

Bidders are requested to make their bids or estimates upon the blank firm prepared[ by the Board, a c tpy of which, ss'ith tire proper envelope iu which to inclose the bid, together with a copy of the contract, including the specifications, in the loner approved by the Curpo-rat'oil Cnunse 1, can be obtained upon application there' br at the ounce of the Board.

I. SFR0;1f:1N7' CRAM, CHARLES F. hIURPHI', PE'I'ER F. MEYER,

C ,mmissioners composing the Board of Docks. Dated DECEMBER 7, t900.

DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEAN INC.

I)Er•:sKmimsr or Srvra-rr UnesuING, \IAty ( )Frtce, Nus. 11 Ill eI PARK Rou',~

helms' cu ur \LtsnAi-r:ss.

336 THE CITY RECORD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901.

DErA n~'NtENr of I )(KS a.n FrtluIES. I'IEll "A" EIrTrnu PI vcr:. \.ncr H

Nn \ oul: Clrr.

PREPARING FOR AAT)Tll'ILI)IAt; A FREI1[f SHED ON PIER Al' \PEST FIF1'V-\I\7' It NORrH RIVER, IN 'l'FIR I )RU,'i Fl 01" MANHATTAN, UNDER CONTRACT Nil. (o7.

SGALEI) BIDS OR ESI'IM.v] I':5 FOR '1'HF. above-mentioned w'-,rk. in contormi ty with the

specifications. will be received at the office of the I)c-partment of I Jocks and Ferric',, in 'fhe City of New York, until 2 ,)clack r. it,, on

FRIDAY, J,%UARS' I. 11)01. The person or persons mar,- any bid nr estiuwle

shall tarnish the sane in a sealed cn\eh\pe. indorsed •' Bid or Fstimutc I'or Preparing fur and Iluildiut; :I Freight Shed eu Pier at West Pitty-ninth Street. N, rah River. in the l{orod h of \Ianhattan,'' w'itp his or their name or names and the date of presentation, to tho head of said Depart ntent, at the said ollice, nn or beli,re the dap and hour oh cc ranted. at w lush tints 'nd place the bids or estintatee recetced will be poLfids opened by the head of said 1ep;ct'tmeat and read.

'1 HE Fio,cen ItFSEii\'El I CIE iItGll'1' "1'II eE;EC I Intl In: ES I'I 5I, TE5 IF LEE\IEII TO nE rItfiSfFE It'l'eI;EsS r: 5+ THE CITV St, lt, Dl,.

The award of the contract will be made as soon as practicable after the opening of the bids.

The said work to be a,nipleted in iso clays. The security required will be Sixty-two 'Thousand

I )ollar.. _Each bid or estimate shall contain the name and u pl:c

of residence of each of the persons making the some, the names of all persons interested with hint therein, and it no other person be so interested it shall distinctly state that fact ; that it is made w' ittIouu ails' connection with any other person making an estimate fir the same purpose, and is in all respects t.rir an.l without cn lilt' sion or fraud, and that no member of the Municipal Assembl}', head of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation i, Itrectly or tndirectly interested therein, or in the supplies or work to which it relates, or in au)' portion of the profits thcreol. file bid or estimate must be ccrihed by the oath, in \t riting. of the party or parties making the estimate that the several matters stated therein are in all respects true.

Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the consent. in writing, of two householder, ur freeholders in The City iii \ere York. or of a guaranty or surety compauv del}' authorized by law to act as surety, and shall contain the matters set firth in the blank iorin of bid mentioned below.

No bid or estimate will he consrdcrcd unless aecum-panied by either a certified check or ntunep to the amount of Li:, per centnm of the amount ut the security rayuiritc, as provided iu section 423 of the treater sew' York Charter.

For particulars as to the quantity- and gtutlity - of the materials. or the nature and extent of the work re-yuired, bidders are referred to the specifications.

Bidders are requested to make their bids or esti-mates upon the blink form prepared by tile hoard. a cop}' of which, with the proper envelope in which to Inclose the bid, to,cthcr with a copy of the contract, including the specifications. in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon appai-C;ttiou therefor at the office of the Board.

1. SERGEANT CRAM, CH,-\RT.I'' F. MURI'If1 PETER F. MEYER.

l„mm:-•Inners com!u,,.in the I;, •ant,, It.., 'h•, Lased Nov E„I+ec z? i-trx.

SUPREME COURT.

O'fICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN 'I'HA1' '1'HF: supplemental and additional bill of costs,

_harges and expenses incurred by reason of the proceedings in the above-entitled matter will be presented for taxation to one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New S'ork, Furst I lepartment, at a Special 'reran thereof. Part L. to be held at the County Court-house, in the Rorou_h of Manhattan, in The City of New York, on the _oth day of January, 19ca, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, and that the said bill of costs, charges and expenses has been deposited in the office of the

Clerk of the Couch' of New York, there to remain for and during the space of ten days, as required by the prori signs of section yoo of title 4 of chapter 17 of chapter 178 of the L;tu's of tsd7•

17

Ihrted Iksruuc cu cue Mn MI.s'"i.ce, Nc:w 1-sieK, Junu-ar\' it, lot,

H. L. NF.LSUN, CHARLES A. JACKSON,

Commissioners.

lu 11 1'. Ilt'iss, Clerk.

IN A\'It FUR THE FIRST DEPARTMl: 'I',

In the matter of the application of the Poard of Edu-cation. by the Corporation C'nllulssl iii I' he City cl Ness \'lurk, relative to acquiring title b}' I'hc )I;n'or, .-AIdermcn and Con moualt5' of the Cit)' of New Sorb to certain I:md' un the At)l:1'lhF:RLl- SIDE lti' OAt{ llt'NItRFat ANI) F(tCR'1'F:EN1'li S11< El- :'1', liervicen 'I'Inrd and lssia;;ton nccmce, In the '1\ccltth \\':trd of s,iid city, duly Selected and npproc-ed hs' said I.oard as a site for school purposes. tiler nod in pursuance of the prov'isious of chapter tot of the I,aw-s of 1555. and the various statutes ,uncn,lal„r}' thereof. _ --

W I', I'l1E I,'NDFR t'IGNI.Ji. Cii\I\Ilsslt)N-crs of Estintute in the ah's e.eirtnied nt:rttet'.

.tppurnted pursuant to the proci>iou, cut chblister nut of the Liss of tSSS..utd the carious statutes amenticu-tury tilctcnf, hereby gi\'c notice to the uo'ner of owners, lessee or lessees, parties and persons respect-icely entitled to ur interested in the Inmle, tenement,, heredi wntents and premises, title to it hick is sought to be acquired in this proceeding, and to all others whom it mac C'DirccI-n. to Vsit:

First—That we ha cc completed our estimate of the loss and datnage to the respective owners, lessees, parties and persons interested to the lands and I r t ruses affected by this proeeedun};, ur h:,sing ,m) ultetent therein. and hucu tiled a true report or transcript c f such as ti mrtte to theolli ce of the Board of Educ:uion, for the ins nice tRuin of tehomsoever it may concern.

)ecnnd—Plitt all parties ur persons w'hosc rights ma}' be affected by the said estimate and who may object to the saote or guy part thereof, may within ten .lays after the lirst publication of this notice. I;utl-arc u, floc, his their objections to such ectialate, in writing, with us. at our utLce. Room No, z, ou the

ti a s-Zcinm 1 ding N„ c 7'r ou fire rah floor of the ,t,t,tt RI ell t„ } row, in the said citv'. as provided h)' section 4afchaptcr tat Df t he l,awS of t SSS, .md tilt 5,1ri •a< stututcs curieada-tcrt' thereof, and that ,re, the said Contmi>siouers, will hear perrcics so D6Iedrcg at uuuir saiuf ukhx, on tile egtb dav cut I nuary, tour, at rc o'clock ut the Psure,tout, and up"n s acb subsequent duty, as may be Ennui tucee,anr},

I'hirl-1'hat cur report huercio will Sc presented to the Supreme Court of the ntate sub Ncw \-ork ut n Special ')S ean thercuf, to be I:eld in Part Ill.. in the County Court-house, in The Coy cub New' Y Ark, Ilur-uu:h of \Iauhatt in, on the t ; th day of February. tan r - at the open) hut of the Court on than day ; :md that than and there, or as soon thereafter as counsel c:ut he beard thereon, a motion will be made that the said report be confirmed.

Dated NEW V-„n[d. ianunry t', toil. HENRY H. >HER\IAN. Tl)IiN H. SPELT-1L\N. \VILI,IAM I'. DICKSON.I

I,usrru 31. Se,lr,'. e'S. C lurk.

SEC))Nit IIEI'Ak'I'TENT

In the matter of the application oil"he City of New A-ork rdntice to acquirill, Ullc to the Emits, tenements :ulrl bereditaments required for the purpose of opening 1'EN l'H A\ h' NFE, from Fiftccuth street n, I'wut- ticth street. in the 1'weuty-secuud Ward, Yorough ut IituiukIs'a, The City of New York.

N It1'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN'rh1A'1' \VIfi.'l'1lE: V undersiged, were appointed by -tn order of the

Supreme Court, hearing date the rotb day of I cbnruT, tgoo. and duly entered to the office of the C'lrrk of the County of kings, at Ili, ufl_icc. in the Iburourh ut Itr suk-Iyn. in The City of Ncur 1 ork, on the roth rim' of Feb-ruarv, nxro, a a,py of trhich order w'as duly tiled to the office of the Register ui the County of Kings, and indexed in the Index of Conc-evances, t_'umm is. sioners of Estimate and A-sesomcnt for the purpose of making a just Stud eqlnttdnhkc estimate and -facssmeret of the loss and dama4c, if an}-, cur cut the benefit and adv.unage. Ifan„ us the case may be, to the respccbv A, uwncrs, Iessees. parties and persons respectively er,-titled unto or interested in the Iauns, tertctnents, hered-itaments and prernisus required for the pctpoye by and in cousequcnce of opening the abcec-nmtnon street or avenue, the -amc bciug par[tcctlarly set tenth and descrihcd in the petition of The City of New V'orlc and ako iu tile nut iu.c of the application for the said order thereto attached, filed herein in the office of the Clark sub the County of Kings on the n)th d;t}' ut F"cbruary, ra - o, and tt lull :md cquitzble estimate and ttsscssment of the value of the bcnctiI and ad,:mtagc of said street I r avenue su to be opened or laud nut and b,rmed, to the respective oviners• lessees, parties and persar.s respecti\'ely entitled to or interested in the said re. spcctice Lmds, tenements. hexed i taments and pre utise; n .l rcqul red for the purpose of opettiug, laying out and formntg Elio, same, but bcneltted thereby, and of asccr-tainiug;utd defining the extent and boundaries of the rc p ctis'e tracts or luredIs of land fo be taken or to be aosesiuil tberelur. and 5 performing the trusts and duties require,i of its by chapter 17, title 4 of the I rcrter Now' Yurk Charter and the acts or parts c't act, supplementary' thereto or amendatory Ibcn:, ,t.

All parties and persons iuterestel in th:: real estate taken or to be taken for the purpose of r,p.,nng the said Street or acctuc or affected thereby, and has, lug any eltint or demand on account thereof, .ire his rebt' requi red n, p ruse nt the same, duly \eri fist, to us. the uurler-,igncd. Comini—io' ere of Estimate and Assessment. at our oilice, in the Doles of the I_;nv llepartment, Room

. Porou,It Hall. Rorouph of Brooklyn, in "1110 Cl t)' ,it sew- S-urk, vcith Inch atiidavits or Miler proofs us tike said owner or claimants may desire, within t\renty days after the date of this notice.

And we, the said Commissioners, will be In attend- ance at our said office on the a'th clay of January, t car, at t t o'clock in the forenoon c,u that di)', to hear the said parties and persons iu relation thereto .and at such time and place, and at such further or other time and place as we may appoint. %ve will hear such owners in relation thereto and examine the proofs of such claimant or claimants, or such additional proofs and alleatton, as may then be offered by such owner or on beliallof The City tit NS ew York.

Dated Boi rn.'cH r,r hie ' .hc is V. Till r'trr ur Ness Ycuac, December

" JI)HN A. CI..-\RkV, SAM 1.1.1. SALU\IIIN, EK N F:5T V. I'ARIESSUS,

Cummissionc. ?L E. Frsstcaz,

Clerk.

FIRST DEI'ART3IEN1

In the matter of the application of The Mayor, Aider-men and Commonalty of the City of 1ewr 'funk, relative to acquiring title, wherever the same has licit been heretofore acquired, to the binds, tenements a url hcrcditaments required for the purpose of opeuine EAST 1'WO HUNDRED) AND 'PEN S I' RF ET (although not yet named by proper authur-ityt, from Webster avenue to the Bronx river, as the same has been heretofore laid out and designated as a first-class street or road, in the Twenty-fourth Ward of The City of New York.

N(11ICF. IS HEREBY (lIVEN 'THAI' '1'1TE bill of costs, charges aucf expenses incurred by

reSsnn of tire proceedings in the above-entitled matter, will be presented tier taxation to one of the [usttces of the Suuremc Court of the State of New York, First Ilepartment, at It Special Terns the reef, fart I., I. Ile held at the County Cnurt-house, in the Borough of Manhattan, in 'fife City of Nets York. in the _4th day of _J;lcunry, tpol, at 10.10 ;o o'clock in the tiurcnoon of that da}', or is soon tLerc- altcr as counsel can he heard t hue rcon::ntd that the said bill of costs, charges and cxp,'uses has been the pns-rued in the office of tike Clerk of the County of New York, there to remain for and during the space of ten da 's, as required by the prov'isions of section ono of title 4 ut chapter r7 of chapter 578 of the Laws of t8y7.

Dated Ilur.,,i ,,it Ill' ALtsuurr.ty, Nsw Vinci., Jan-:u-y S, root.

'Ill I,]P 1". (1l,Vu'I',I,L. 0th J. \'I:\"H.1.F:.

.\I IC Ii A I•a. 1. ICE:L LI , C'ommissiuncr,.

r,l's I'. lB'iv, Clerk.

iECONII F1EI'ARI'31EN1'.

t the m u- the 't t iIicnfinn of'l lie City ut Nets II utcr t .II } York relative to acquirinc5 title to the hwds, tcuc-meuts :old hcreditnntcut'. required f,,r the pw'posc of opcuiuu 13A1 'I'\\"l.\7'\ --Tlflkl) til'RI•:1: I', Iron itcnsnn avenue Ii' ('ropscy noetmc, in the 'I'fiirtietfi \Card. Hotiucb it Pl'uQkIyit. file Cite of se's \'ork.

N U'ISICK IS HEREBY :;IVEN tS1f aI' \\'E,'tHF: undcrsiened, teere appnuttcd b)• an order of the

Supreme Com't, bearing date the t -tlh day of Fc hru:vy, l000, and did)' entered in the office of the Clerk of the Cnuntc oC Dings, at his office. in the Borough of I-rouklvn, in 'the City of New York, on the loth day ut 1 tbFoorfi', rgoo, a copy of w hmh order was duly filed in the office of the Repistur of the County of Kings, and indexed in the Index of Conveyances, Conttnis-sioner, t,t Estimate ;and Assessment for the purpose of makins a just and equitable estimate and Ssscsstnent of the lcuss and damage, it any. of tut the benefit cull advantage, Ifan)', as the cause may be, to the respcctive us,, lessees, parties and parsons respectively err- Ii ticd unto or Interested in the laude, tenements, hcrediutntents and prenl ieee required for the purpose by and in consequcner, Of opening the above-mentioned street or;tt'cnue. t Inc saute beitte pat ti cularly set forth and described in ds petition of The City of New' York, md alsa in the notice of the tpplic;t,,n for the said order I crcto attached, lilcl herein in the ollice of the Clerk of the County of I~iu~s on the rcth day of Fchru-:u'y. toot, : and a just and equitable esculutaIe and as.css-mcnt of the s'Sttte of the benefit nod adrancu'e of said street or avenue so to be opened or laid out and Nonmed, to the ruspective o\cners, lessees, parties and persons respecticel,' entitled to or rnterested in the said re-spcetit'e In'„de. tenements, hcreditun,cnts and promises not required for the purpose of upuniny, layibuiz out and forming the s,mte. but benefited thereby. and of ascer-taining and defining the extent and buund;u'ues of the respecti c,' tracts or parcels of land to be taken or to be asscc'el tlmrcfor, and of perlorming the trtutx and duties _required of us by' chapter 17. title 4 of the ( Ire;ncr Ness ] ork Charter, and the acts or parts of acts stlp-piemcnturc thereto ur;unendatory thereof.

-\ll p:u-li es and persmis interested in the real estate taken or to he token for the purpusc of opening the s:, id street or avcnuc or affected thereby, and fins insg at,}' claim or demand on account tbereea, are hereby rc-quired to present the same, dui}' vcrilied, to ns. the nndcrsus;ned, Col,ntissfioncrs of F.bmgfc and Assess meat, at our otlice, in the oflcc of the La%% Deparl-mcnt, Kuum en lionuu,yzhu Ifall, liorou•:h of Ilnn,klvn, in 'file City of New 1 u-k, with such atfida%tts or other pruuls a, the said insurers or el lim:mts muv desire, within tht'enry' days ;utter the ct rte of this notice.

And sue the curl Comnt i es iurtcrs. wall be I attcncf-ance ill ,tar said uflice on the t-t day of Fc briar)', I pt, I, at t o'clock in the forenoon of that di)', to lie; in the said parties- cult' 1 persons In relation thereto. And ut such time and place, and ;tt sticlt further or other time and place as we null)' appoint, w'e will hear such its acre in relation r lit reto and examine the proofs of such claimant or claimant,, or such adainonal proofs and allegations as ma\' then lie Ill crud by such owner, or on bebalt of 1'he Citt- of Ncw Ynrk,

Dated 13oleurcn rcr P,r „ua.5 :r. Inc Crry „r Ness 1-oks, January 8. root.

I).AVIII F. SKIXNI';R. \'AL11?k l;, kut)XEY, A. I. KI)I':HI,ER.

- l,ummicsiu ncrs. M. E. I' t', e 1,.\ ^:,

Clerk.

- -

El 1451' 1EPAIYPMESP. - -

In the matter of the application of I he \lacur..%lder-mcn and Conunot all)' tit The City of Ncw York. rclalice t,., acquiring title. wharcver the same has not been iisrttufore acquired. t', the landE, tenements and here.litaments regnircIl for the purpose of opening Ll)\t;\\'OI )11.\\'hN CIC talthuu:h nut yet namedbv proper authcurityi, Iron \( t'5 tchester avenue to the 75„uthcrn L'ruI,Iatd. IS the "ame has been hcrcrotorc 1,1, 1 c" tt .u,d design.,nc I a, a first-class strcct ur toad, .0 t6' I, rnty-third Vh;,rd of The City of Nevv fork,

W I'. 1 HE: UNDEitSIG NED, CO\I\ll s~If)N crs of h',timnte and 1soeesmcnt in the abovc-

entitled matt, r, hereby- give notice to all persons iu-terested in tint' proceeding.and to the owner of owucrs, occupant or occupants of all houses and lot, and im-proved;uldunimproved lands affected thereby, ;m l to all oilters A, hoin ,t tna}' concern, to wit:

F ir't—'l hat we Itace completed uurc,t,nt:ttee,t;lssu.s-mcut for benefit and that all p;rs,ms iutc—tecl iu this p rucecdiu;; or in :lit\- of the land., tenemcuts and hered-i utmcuts and premises afiectcd t herd ,y. and Iucts lug uh_lections dtenetn. do pry-cat their said ubjcetinus in uniting, del}' \'cri fist . to tr at our office. Ntis, qo nod _ 1\e'-t Pru;uiway, in the Rnrnu,h of Sl:uthattan, in

~l'he City Cl New' York, un ur bdi,re the ¢5th day of _lanuary, ryot, and that we. the said Cun,misniuncrs, will hear pant cc so object tag, and fur that purpose will I,e in attencl:wce :tt our =aid office con the 28111 day of Januar\-, tpDt, at t o'clock .t. Si.

Second— I hat the abstract of our said assessment, together with our benefit maps, and also all the atTi-dacits. e-timates, proofs and other documents usrd by us iu making our rut rt, bare been deposited in the Iturcau of Street IIpenings of the Lan' Deportment of 'I'hc City of Ness Fork, Sus. go and u^ \Vest ltroadway, in the Borough of Manhattan, in said cit)'. there to re-main until the oh day of Fchr',ary. rq-u.

'I 7tird—Whitt, pursuant to the notice beretuf re i Ice,. w lien we filed our estimate of damage. the limits of c our assesemcut for benefit include all t toe e lauds, tene- meuts and hercd it:mtcnts and preesi cc situ;rte, lying and being in the Borough of The 1 roux, iu The I. ity I f New 'fork, which, taken togetl ier, are bounded and dcscribtd as follows, viz.: RcCiuuin4 at a point formed by the intersection of a line drawn parallel to the southerly side of East One Hundred : nd Fifty-sixth street, and distant too feet southerly therefrom, smith the middle line of the block between Forest avenue and Jackson avenue; thence ttorthcasteriy along said middle line of the blocks to its intcrsectiotr tvith a line drawn parallel to the nordtcrl}• side of Fast I One Flundred and Sixty-first street and distant rao fuck uorthcrly therefrom ; tbcnce easterly along said parallel Itac and its prolongation eastwardly to the southcast-erly side of R'estchcster an'cuue ; tbcuce northeasterly :Along said southeasterly side of \Westchester avenue to its inter.ectiou with a line drawn parallel to the north-erly side of Longwood avenue ;and distant 66s feet nortlt-crly therefrom ; thence soot 1 11151tcrly along said parallel line to its intersection wmcth aline drawn parallel to the northeasterly side of Tiffany street and distant too feet northeasterly therefrom; thence southeasterly along

said parallel Itne to its intersection with the north- easterl y ,rolon ;ttiun of a line drnt'n parallel to the 1 di

scat. too feet southcastcrl ~ side of Tr Ixtou sU'cc ud dt t t } t Street therefrom; thence succhwc-stcrly along

said 'oAhlecustcrly prolongation and parallel line to its i uterscction with the southeasterly prolongation of a line draw 'u parallel to the southwesterly side of Craven street and distant too feet southwesterly tlteref runt ; thence northwesterly along said south-easterly prolongation and parallel line to the south-westerly side of l.eggctt a\'enue; thence taunt h- Itesterly on a straight line to the intersection of the southerIv side ut I)awson street with the south- vusterl)' i t'olongation of a line drawn parallel to the u,nMv cstcny side of least One Ihundred and Fifty-

Sixth s'l'eet and distant r oo feet =iuthwesterl}Tlere- frnm; thence nortltwesterlv along said south - easterly Drolongntion and pargIk1 line to its intersection with a line drrn-n parallel to the southerly side of Fast l (tie Hundred and F fifty-sixth street and distant nm feet southerly therefrom ; thence we, sterly ;long said~parallal line to the point or place of beginning. as such streets are sbu\vn upon thin final naps of the I'n'ent y-third cthud l ''went}'-Ifiuoril Wards of 'Pile City of New' York, except) np tram said area all streets, a\eu acs and roml, or portion, thereof hcreto-tin'e Ic~ually opened, as such area is shown coma our benefit nutpi deposited as aforesaid.

Fourth—That our last partial and scparafc report herein vtill tic presented to the Supreme Cotut of the State of New Y, rrk, First I tepcirbneat, at n Special icrnt thereof, Part Ill., to lie held to the County Court-bnuse, in the lIQm,qil of Manhattan. in 'file City of New York, oft the Toth day of Vlarch, tcw1, at the op-uitrg of the Court on that day, allot that tile,, and there in al soon thereafter us counsel call he heard thereon. a motion will be made that the said report he conk rmcd.

1lated 1..-.rnrr,H or JLuu,-v'I i,%N, NEn' Yola<, Ifieccm- her hg, rnoo.

I13IFS R. F:I,I', Chairman, 7-Eo I'OI,hI \1'. Tl,lR1lt'RGF.R, SA\iL'l:I, I. I'ULF:A'.

C„nunissioners. I„us P. Itr.., _

Clerk.

FIRST DEPAR'l'>IENT.

In the matter of file ;tpplicatiun of the llayor, Alder- men and Cenrnluuivah y of The City of New Ynrk, reln- tive to ctcquirinht title, \vhcreser the same has not uecn hercolore acynircd, to the lands, tenements and iiel's,b,tgmeuts required for the purpose of opening h':AS'Pc)F. Ill - NDREf1 ANII SlX'T1-FcfilRSPlh Sl It I;L] uIcbogc1, not yet named by proper tint hor-il)'). tt'nm Summitare oe to .-Iadersu,u agctlle, as the c;une Iuluw hccu iucFetu,iore laid "tit and designated as a first-class street ur roan, in the Twcuty-third Ward of l'hc City of Ness Yurk,

IiO'l'iCE, IS HEREP]' l;1YF:N '111A I' 'I'IIF supplcmcntal nod ndditi,nwl bill of cc,, t ,,

dl anus :mJ expenses incurred by reason of the pru-ccdin,;> in the ubo\'c-entitled matter, will he presented

for l aunt i„n to one of the 1 1stit'es of the Supreme Court of the State of New' Yurk, First Department, at a Special 'l'crm then:ut, Part I . , to lie hchl at the Count)' (:curt-h,.nsc, iu the Borough at Manhatt:ut, in ['he City of Nrw Sark, un the _311 day of January, n)ot, nt tn.;o o'clock in I lie forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as cuuu-:c1 can he heard thereon ; and that the said bill of costs, char_es and expenses ha, beau ,Ieposited in the oftceot this Clerk of flue County of Ness York, there to rcmaiu fur and during lllc space of tcu din's, as rsguirce by the provisions of section yoq of title 4 of chapter t 7 of dhlch1llcr 37S of the Laws of 1847.

I)atu: h 1,notcal , r 71 v'sH5-11.5v NEte Fact. J,tn-nar)• 4. 101St,

1tIlIN 1. H. .IF.A'F.RS, Hlri\ 1' "I) L. l'A1'F:RSu \. _ Iu71N 1'. ll(WILLt)N'', ' Comm)siontns.

Inn, I. I)t":'s, Clerk,

sI':CON I I IF:I'ART?IEV'1'.

In the matter of the application tit The City of New 'ft-k, rcl;ui \'c In acyui ri lug title to tile IancL , icncments and bcr e,lit;tmeuts re.!uired for the purpo,e of opeu-iug F11Clt'PICENI'II .\VE\CE„ from Eighty-sixth street t„ l.ropscy ;n'cnuc, in the 7'hirtictl, \Yard. 3'. 1,uld I, 'it hnD its lyc. lily City of sew York.

I '1'TCF IS HFRF•:P,Y 111A'1:A' THAT \V'E,'I'll], u ndersignerl, were appointed by an order of the

Supreme Court, bctu'inl; date the tnth day of I'ebruary, 111015, and duly entered in the office of the Clerk of the Cuuutynf Rings, at Iii. nffice _in the Borough of Rro, k-1}n, in The City of New \irks oft the rgth day cif I ebrtmr.', t000, a copy of w' hick order was duly filed in the .,Il'cc of the Regi.stcr lit the County of kings, and indexed In the Index of Con\'e}'ances, Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment for the purpux of tnak-in,i; a j u-t and equitable estimate and assessment of file fuss and d;mtuke. if an)', or of the benefit ut-adcnntdI e, if an\', as the case may lie, to the respcctirc uwnern, lessee' parties and persons respect-icely entitled untct or tulctestell in the bitch, tune-mcut<. hercd itaments and premises required for the pump, by and in consrquencc of opening the rebore meal t„ued stn et or asenue, the Same being particularly set h.,nb and describ.,d in the petition of 'I he City of Ness It irk, ,till oho in the nuticu of the application fur the scud order thereto attached, lilu,l bm'cin in the office of the Clerk o1 the County ill Kin; s sun the tyth day of February, tgoo; and ajust and equitable estimate and assessment of the value of the benefit and advantage of said street or as Stole so to be opened or laid out and formed, to the respeeliee owners, lessees ,,art ics and persons respectively entitled to or intereutcsl in the said respective land,, tenements, heredi tantent-s and prem-ises not required for the purpose of opening, laying oat and forming the same, but benefited therebt•, and of ascertaining and defining the extent and boundaries of the respective tracts or parcels of land to be taken or to be assessed thcreli,r. and of performing the trusts and duties required of us by chapter 17, title 4 of the Greater New York Charter, and the acts or parts of acts sup-plementar9 thereto or amendatory thereof.

All parties and persons interested in the real estate taken ur to be taken for the purpose of opening the said street ur avenue, or afiectcd therehv, and has ing my claim or demand oil account there,if, are here,)- required to present the same, duly verified, to us, the uuder-signed Commissioners ofEstimate and Assessment, at our office, iu the office of the Law Department, Room zo, Borough Hall, lloruugh of Brooklyn, in T'he City of Ness' York, smith such affidavits or other proofs as the said owners or claimants may desire, within twenty days after the date of this notice.

And we, the said Commissioners, will be in attend- ance at our said office on the z5th day of January, root, at z o'clock in the afternoon of that day, to hear the said parties and persons in relation thereto. And at such time and place, and at such further or other time and place as we may appoint, we will Clear 'ucl, owners in rclatiou thereto and examine the proofs of such claimant or claimants, or such additional proofs and allegations tls may then be offered by such owner, or on behalf of'I'he City of New York.

Dated Poroce:u of 13rout<Lvx, THE Ctrt' OF New Yuetc, December 31, Igoo.

THOMAS 11. MURPIIY, CFTARLFS REINHEIMER, 'PHOBIAS 1). IIOXSEY,

Commissioners. M. F, Flu;menu,

Clerk.

SECOAII It- 1 ,lo1-tL 1,171KIN1.

In the matter of the applicatio,i and petition of t'hlr!rs H. 'P. Collis. as Cummissioncr of Public Vu ork'. of the City' of New York. for and in behalf of 'Iltc Vfavor. Aldermen and C ,mmunaits' of the Citv' of New' York. under chapter IS,, of the Laos of uSg. ;l to acquire certain real estate. as the term "real estate” is defined in said act, for the purpose at providing for the sanitary protection of the sources ul the water supply of 'Pile City of sew York.

"It LDLl :s'It) West I1u.s\CHEs. LS li5l ,5 Ri\'Fit,

PC'RLIC NtF1ICE IS HF:RF11Y GIVEN 'I'H.11' t hue First Separate Report of Hoo'anf I hornloll

.,ml fames E. Kent, vctto were appoictvd Commi..ia cr' gi,i .-Ippra)sSl iu the abcc-entitled matter by nn cards dui the Supreme Court bearing date the rtil .Lt}' hut' July, 18)6, and john J. Walsh. It hues w:n apl—inted Commissioner of Appraisal in the above-emitlwl mat-ter by an order of the Supreme Court bearing date the zoth day of )larch. t8g8. which aid report bears date the ed day of January, t pr. was filed in the \1"c*tcbester Count}• Clerk's l Efice on the ,d day „I lnuulrrc, r) n, :utd a certified copy thereof was filed in the oi'ticc , -i the Clerk of the County of Putnam on the 4th day of lanu-arC. t9ot.

Notice is further given that the said report includ« and affects the parcels of land designated as Parcels Ni,

3. 4, 5, 6. 7. 8, lo, 1r, 12, 13, 14, 1:. 1', 17, 1S. t) and no on the ]Fiddle Branch flap and Parcels Non. t. 7. 8, 9. In. 13, 1, 15, It,, 17. 58. zq. Ii, 1, J3, j4 and u:I the West Branch Map.

\-)tire is further given that an applir;Oils will be made at a Special rerm of the Suprsm_ Court it the State of New York. to be 1,clI in as 1 for the Second Ju,liaal I)i;trict, at the Court-hnu•e in the A'ill;ie of White Plain,, Westchester County, Ncw \"irk. on the i6th day of February, tgot, at to o'clock in the fore- nnon of that day, or as soon tbereafter ;ts counsel can be heard, for an order confirming said report, and tier such outer and further relict as ntay he just.

Dated NE\c \-mete, January t;. 13o1. JOHN \\'H:\LF:N.

Corporation Cuuu<cl, No. z -Tryon IL ,\c,

Borough ut Manhattan, City if N's, V. rk,

FIRST I)EI'ARTMIEN'I'.

In the matter nt tine application of 1lte MI,1\'.,r.:11d<r-men and Commonalty of the Ctty of New \'lurk, relative to acquiring title, w'ltere\'cr tile same hn; not been heretoh,re acquired. to the lands, teue- ments and hcrcditnments required for the purpose of opening WASHINI l'(bN AVENUE (although not yet named by proper authority), from 'Third avenue and East one Hundred unit Fifty-ninth street to Pci. ham avenue, as the same has been heretofore laid out and designated as a first-class street or road, in the 'twenty-third and Iwenty-fourth Wards of The City of New York