James Shewan ...............

Metropolitan S. S. Co.........

Old Dominion S.S.Co........

Joseph V. Brown.............

Dry Dock, foot Stanton st., E.R...................

x qrs. rent, 1. u. w., pfm. N. side Pier xo, N. R.............

Pier, new 26, N. R.......

bhd. N. and S. Pier, new 26, N. R...............

Pier at E.3xst. street, E. R.

$11,76o 87 Aug. 4

$x08 33

187 50

8,509 77

2.525 00

697 go

THE CITY RECORD. OFFICIAL JOURNAL.

Vu. YNI. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1893. NUMBER 6,182

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Docks of the City of New York, held at the office of the Board, Pier " A," Battery place, Thursday, August to, 1893, at 2.30 P.M.

Present—President Cram. " Commissioner Phelan.

Absent— " White. The minutes of the meeting he:d on the 3d instant were read and approved. The following permits were granted to continue only during the pleasure of the Board, the

work to be done under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief: Thomas E. Crimmins—To fill in behind the bulkhead wall between Twenty-third and 'Twenty-

fourth streets, North river, compensation therefor to be paid at the rate of twenty cents per load. Al Foster Steamboat Company—To run water-pipe on the Pier foot of West Forty-fourth

street. The following permit was granted, the work to be done under the supervision of the Engineer.

in-Chief Manhattan Railway Company—To dredge at their dock font of One Hundred and Twenty-

ninth street, Ilarlem river. The following permit was granted to continue only during the pleasure of the Board, compen-

sation to be fixed by the 'Treasurer : R. Haarmann—To retain float foot of One Hundred and Fifty-ninth street, Harlem river. From the Department of Public Works—Stating that the space between the pavement on

Thirteenth avenue and that laid by this Department between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, cannot be paved as requested July 27, IS93, except under an ordinance of the Common Council. The Engineer-in-Chief directed to prepare a survey and the Board of Aldermen requested to adopt the necessary ordinance.

From the Department of Street Cleaning 1st. Requesting a list of street% and places for the cleaning of which said Department is not

responsible. The action of the President in replying thereto approved. 2d. Requesting to be informed when street cleaning material may be deposited behind the

crib-work at Riker's Island. 'J'he action of the Engineer-in-Chief in replying thereto approved. From the New York Harbor Tow Boat Company—Respecting their application for permission

to land at the Battery Wharf. From the Wholesale Oyster Dealers—Requesting a revocation of the order of August 3, 1893,

for dredging in the slip south of Pier, old 54, North river. Order revoked. From the Iron Steamboat Company, lessee—Requesting an extension of one year in which to

comply with the order of August 3, 1893, for painting the shed on Pier, new i, North river. Application denied. Notify said company that if the work is not commenced within ten days from receipt of notice, it will be done by the force of the Department at their expen,e.

From the Cunard Steamship Company (Limited), lessee—Requesting dredging at Pier, new 40, North river. The Engineer-in-Chief directed to dredge under Treasurer's order, and prepare specifications and form of contract for the remainder of said work.

From Antonio Rasines and Thornton N. Mo':ley, sureties under Contract No. 451—Consenting to the assignment of all moneys due on said contract to James M. Motley.

From Thomas Smith—Requesting an extension of time to August 8, 1893, for the completion of Contract No. 445, and Enclosing the consent of the sureties to said extension.

On motion, the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, That the time for the completion of the work of preparing for and laying pavement

on the new-made land in the rear of the bulkhead wall at East Ninety-fourth street section on the East river and East One Hundred and Tenth street section on the Harlem river, Thomas Smith, contractor, under Contract No. 445, be and hereby is extended to August 8, 1893.

From Dock Master Coye—Reporting repairs required to Pier ig and the entrance to Pier, new 29, East river. The Engineer-in-Chief directed to repair.

From Dock Master Martin—Reporting the sinking of the canal-boat "Julia," foot of One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, North river. Notify owners to rem-ve.

From the Treasurer—Reporting that he has been unable to collect from Tames Rodgers rent for the Pier foot of West One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street for the past nine months. Transmit said claim to the counsel to the Corporation for collection.

The Treasurer, Commissioner Phelan, submitted his report of receipts for the week ending August 9, 1893, amounting to $27,322.75, which was received and ordered to be spread in full on the minutes, as follows:

DATE. FROM WHOM. FOR WHAT. AMOUNT.

93 Aug a Union Stock Yard Co........ i qrs. rent, Pier at 58th street, N. R.. $750 00

" 2 B. F. Clyde .................. " E. % Pier z3, and W. ~ Pier 34 and bhd., E.R.. anon no

2 James Gillies & Sons......... " bhd. bet. 49th and loth sts., N. R ................... 87 50

" 3 Prov. and Stonington S. S. Co. Pier, old 29, N. R........

.

6,875 00

3 .. ..

1. u. w., pfm. S. side Pier, old 29, N. R..... ...... 40 00

" 3 Thomas Ward ............... x mos. rent, bhd., etc., S. of8oth street, N. R ............................. 83 37

3 Western Stock Yard Co...... i qrs. rent. Pier, etc., at 4oth st. • N. R. 1,925 00

Catskill & N.Y. Steamboat Co. Pier at W. x xth st., N. R..

.

875 00

" 4 L. E. Muller ................. x mos.rent,bad. S. of Pier, new 39, N. R ................... 125 00

DATE DATE. FROM WHOM

FOR WHAT. AMOONr. TOTAL. DEPos -

ITED .

1893. 1 ,8 99.

Aug. 8 George A. Woods............ Wharfage, District No. 2, N. R..... $538 57

8 Edward Abort ............... 163 74

8 B. F. Kenney................ 6, ..... 177 8o 8 William B. Osborne .......... .. 8 ,. 99 00 8 James J. Fleming............ 357 30

8 Thomas P. Walsh............ 12, ' ..... 41 50

8 Henry A. Palmstine. ........ _, E. R ..... 103 29

8 Charles S. Coye .............. 349 63 8 James A. Monaghan......... 2co 55

8 Joseph F. Meehan............ 152 36

8 Maurice Stack ..... ......... 9, " ..... 204 65 8 James W. Carson............ 105 75 8 John J. Martin............... 13, 40 14

8 P. Sandford Ross. ............ Blue print plans .................... 5 00

8 E. Abeel ..................... Truck storage ....................... 4 50 $14,561 88 Aug. 8

$27,322 75 1 $27,3R2 75

Respectfully submitted, JAMES J. PHELAN, Treasurer.

The Auditing Committee presented an audit of twenty-two bills or claims, amounting to $20,599.55, which were approved and audited and ordered to be spread in full on the minutes as follows :

Cons'-action Account. Audit No. Name. Amount. 13456. Car fares ...................................................$180 88 13457. Incidentals ...................................... .......... 94 97

$275 85 dn,neal expense Account.

13458. Car fares ................................................... 35 64

Construction Account. 53459• James Brand, cement .................. ..................... $4,131 82 13460. Bactjer & Meyerstein, cement ................................. 2,o66 30 13461. Brown & F!eming,rip-rap ................................... 1,489 20 13462. Alexander Pollock, engine rope, etc ........................... 2,165 82 13463. C. Burnett, augers, etc ...................................... 293 50 13464. Graves & Steers, yellow pine, etc ............................. 862 35 13465. Hodgman Rubber Company, hose, etc ......................... 85 50 13466. McNab & Harlin Manufacturing Company, ejectors ............. 6t 91 13467. The American Forcite Powder Manufacturing Company, powder.. 256 30 13468. Sperry & Popham Coal Company (Limited), coal ............... 250 00 13469. J. Henry Haggerty, oil .....................................74 6o 13470. G. L. Schuyler & Co., lumber ................................ t 19 85 13471. William Gaskell & Son, bolts ................................ 53 13 13472. Stokes & Thedford,coal .................................... 270 95 13473. David Duncan & Son, coal ................................... h87 54 13474• G. L. Steubner .- Co., coal tubs, etc .......................... 272 00

--- 13,340 77 General Repairs Account.

13475. Thomas Kelly, services horse, cart, etc .................................. 406 00

Construction Account. 13476. Christian Lauer, Estimate No. i, Contract No. 447 ........................ 5,992 50

Acquired Property Account. 13477- William H. Clark, Counsel to the Corporation, searching titles, Langdon

estate, etc ........................................................ 548 97 Respectfully submitted,

ANDREW J. WHITE, Auditing JAMES J. PHELAN, j Committee.

The action of the President in transmitting the same with requisitions for the amount to the Finance Department for payment approved.

The following requisitions were passed Register No. For What. Estimated Cost. 13446. Covering boiler and pipes .............................................. $rto 00 13447. Spruce... ...................................................per M. 21 00 13448. Measuring tapes ......................... ....................... 142 00 13449. Portland cement ...............................................per bbl. I 99 13450. Galvanized wrought iron ............................................... 518 0o 13451. Dredging .................... ................. ..................... 3, coo 00 13452. Dredging .............................................. ........... 1,350 00

... 13453. Dredging . . . .. . . .......................................... ....... r,000 00 13454. Machine bolts, etc ........ ........ ......... ........................ 120 00 13455• Cast-iron cleats .................................................per lb. 2 Y 13456. Roofing board.s ....................................... .......... ... 70 00 '3457. Merrill vices, etc ....................................................... 176 oo 13458. Machine bolts ............................................... ........ 75 00 13459. Pickaxes, etc ... .................................................... 149 02 13460. Creosoted sewer staves ................................................. 1,056 00, 13461. Spruce, yellow pine, etc ............................................... i6o oo 13462. Window frames, doors, etc ................. ........................... 45 00 13463. Gunny bags .... ......................... .... ...................... 387 50 13464. Portland cement ...................................................... 2,ito 00 13465. Stationery, etc ........................................................ 226 54 13466. Yawl boat............. ...................................... 70 00 13467. Dredging ................................................per cubic yd. 20

Requisition No. 6ro. White wood, etc .................................................. .....

The Treasurer reported that he had received estimates for furnishing the Department witbi- galvanized wrought iron, as follows :

Galvanized Wrought Iron. r. Alexander Pollock . ................................................ $425 09 2. Greenlie, Wyatt & Cho ..................................................... 450 87 3. John Loyd ... .......................................................... 475 00 4. Peter Titnmes' Son ........................... ........................... 535 98

The action of the Treasurer in awarding the order to Alexander Pollock, he being the lowest bidder, approved.

From the Engineer-in-Chief: 1st. Report for the week ending August 5, 1893.

DATE TOTAL. DEPos-

ITEt .

x893.

83486. Charles Du Bois, dredging ................................ . 5511 20 13487. Wood & Robinson, spruce ................................... 839 97 ----- I,35t 17

Annual Expense Account. 13488. Martin B. Brown, printing ............................ ... .. $994 09 13489. Consolidated Gas Company, gas .............................. 59 00

1,053 09 Construction Account.

13490. Thomas Smith, Estimate No. I and final Contract No. 445....... $7,100 on 13491. B. S. Cronin. Estimate No. I and final Contract No. 442......... 3,069 90 13492. James Baird, E,timate No.4 and final Contract No. 398......... 8,070 89 13493. lieiperhausen Bros., repairing boiler tug "Manhattan ........... I,290 00 13494. The Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company, telephone

service.. .......................................... 83 45 I >495• Milliken Bros., iron ............. . 289 90 13496. Niles Tool \Yorks, bolt header, etc ............................ 5o 00 13497. Charles Du Bois, dredging ................................... 984 8o 13498. Peter Tinunes' Son, spike .................................... 88q 00 13499• James Brand, cement ....................................... 981 23 13500. Eppinger & Russell, sewer staves ............................. 529 66 13501. G. L. Schuyler & Co., spruce, etc ............. ............... 101 02 13502. William Gaskell & Son, nuts ................................. 95 00 13503. Alexander Pollock, potash, etc ........................... ... 36 qo 13504. Stackpole & Bro., transit and repairs .......................... 435 00

--- 23,976 75 General Repairs Account.

13505. Thomas Smith, paving .............................. ........... ..... 975 00

$30,749 29

At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Docks of the City of New York, held at the office of the Board, Pier "A," Battery place, \Vednesday, August 16, 1893, at 2.3o P. M.

Present-Commissioner t'helan, '' \Vhite.

Absent-President Cram. The following communications were tabled until September 5, 1893 From the Houston, \Vest Street and 1'avonia Ferry Railroad Company--Declining - ning the offer of

the 31 inst. to purchase its bulkhead rights between \Vest Forty-second and Forty. third streets. From the Engineer-in Chief-Submitting specifications and form of contract for the removal of

Pier, old 29, North river, the shed thereon, and dredging over the site of same. The following communications were received, read, and, On motion, ordered to b placed on file : From the Atlantic Transport Line-Requesting a lease of one of the largest of the new piers

about to be constructed between West Eleventh and Twenty-third streets. From the Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry Company -Requesting permission to rebuild the ferry

structure and repair the ferry-racks foot of Manhattan street, North river. Permit granted, under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief, the work to be kept within existing lines.

From Daniel McCabe-Requesting permission to erect a shed about twenty feet long and to place a small oNice on the bulkhead between Piers 23 and 24. East river. Application denied.

From Al. C. Dexter-Reporting damage to his swunming bath foot of\Vest Thirty-fourth street, on the 14th inst., by the tug '`Manhattan." The Engineer-.n-Chief directed to examine and re-port.

From James R. Curving, attorney-Requesting a copy of the preamble and resolutions adopted on (lie 3d instant, respectit a the settlement of the suit of the Mayor, etc., vs. the Trustees of John Roach. Secretary directed to furnish same.

From the Cunard Steamship Company (Limited), lessee-Requesting immediate dredging at Pier, new 40, North river. Advise that the work has been ordered.

From Casimir de R. Moore, on behalf of William '1'. Moore and the heirs of Mary C. Ogden-Declining the offfr of the Board of the 3d instant, to purchase the bulkhead between'1'wenty-second and Twenty-third streets, North river.

On motion, the follotvin,g, preambles and resolution were adopted Whereas, 'l'he Board on the 3d clay of Augut, 1893, adopted preambles and resolutions ofler-

i ng to purchase in the name and for the benefit of the Corporation of the City of New York, in fee simple, all riparian and wharfage rights and interests in or annexed to, or appurtenant to the premises, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets, North river, on the Thirteenth avenue ; and

Whereas, Said offer was, on the 7th clay of August, 1893, served on Casimir de R. Moore, as agent and representative of William T. Moore and the heirs of Mary C. Ogden, owner in fee of above describ;d premises ; and

Whereas, Said offer has been declined by said Casimir de R. Moore, under date of August 12, 1893 , and

Whereas, It is deemed that no price can be agreed upon between the owners of said property and this Ilepartment for the purchase thereof; therefore be it

Resolved, That the Counsel to the Corporation of the City of New York be and he is hereby requested to institute legal proceedings for the immediate acquisition of said property, rights, terms, easements and privileges for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York, as required by law, in such cases made and provided.

From Dock Master Abeel : 1st. Reporting a sunken canal-boat on the south side of Pier, new 39, North river. Owner

directed to remove. 2d. Reporting repairs required to the pavement on the north side of Pier, new 40, North river.

The Engineer-in-Chief directed to repair. 3d. Reporting that the filling has settled about twenty feet back from the bulkhead on the

north side of Pier, new 40. North river. The Engineer-in-Chief directed to examine and report. 4th. Reporting repairs required to Pier, old 54, North river. The Engineer-in-Chief directed

to repair, if neces-ary.

From Commissioners White and Phelan-Recommending that the compensation to be charged Manchester & Philbrick for the use of the bulkhead between East Ninety-fourth and Ninety-fifth streets, granted on the 3d instant, be fixed at the rate of $e,500 per annum, payable at the end of each quarter to the Treasurer.

The Treasurer, Commissioner Phelan, submitted his report of receipts for the week ending August 16, 1893, amounting to $40,101.51, which was received and ordered to be spread in full on ,the minutes. as follows:

DATE DATE. FRost WNo11. For WHAT. Ahic NT. TOTAL. DEoOS-

tren.

2893. 1893. 8 Aug.

...

Iron Steamboat Co......... grs.rent, Pier, new r, N. ........ $8.775 00

no E. M. Van Tassel........ r .. bbd. N. side of W. rah N. side oi.......... st., q62 50

Ocean Steamship Co......... "

no " Pier, new 39, N. 16.......: 20,172 52

.' Io " .......... bbd. S. Pier, new 35, N. R. :25 0)

r Aug. A ~.... N. Y. & Northern R}. Co r mos. rent, Pier 40, E. R............ $1,041 66

..to Citizens' Steamboat Co....... i qrs. rent, Pier, new 46, N. R......... 8,379 35

ix Horatio D. Mould............ pfm. W. side Pier S3, E. R. 31 25

it C. Herbert Diamond & Co...' Blue print plans bet. Christopher, and 23d st., N. R ................. 5 03

rz Consolidated Gas Co.... .... Repairs to pavement, Jay st, N. R...' 51 23 -- 529,243 50

r National Steamship o....... r re. rent, Pier, new N. R ~ ~ ~ ~ qrs. 39 $8,35- 00

r5 P Geor a A. \Voods , , , District No. N. R 5 George Wharfage, z, 396 43

r 5 Edward Abeel. ..............' Edward ., 4, .--.; 392 zx

B.F. Kenney ................ 6, .... 197 z8

15 William B. Osborne.......... 8, 223 65

•, r5 James J. Fleming ............. „ to ....; 22) 26

Aug. ra

2940 THE CITY RECORD . S1✓ PTEMBER 7, 1893• 2d. Reporting the failure to complete Contract No. 445, for paving at East Ninty-fourth street Construction Account.

section within the time specified in said contract. Audit No. Name. Amount. On motion, the time was extended to August 8, t893. 13478. Martin B. Brown, printing, etc ............................ .. $537 67 On motion, the Board adjourned to meet Wednesday, August i6, 1893, at 2.30 P. nt. 13479. Thomas C.1)unham, lead, etc .... ........................... 145 19

AUGUSTUS T. DOCHARTY, Secretary. 13480. Heiperhausen Bros., towing ................................. 237 50

The Board then met in executive session. The resignation of Crawford Mason, Laborer, was received and accepted, to take effect Sep-

temb2r i, 1893. On motion, the Board adjourned.

AUGUSTUS T. DOCHARTY, Secretary.

13481. Bell Bros., spruce ....... .................................. 107 25 13482. Hodgman Rubber Company, rubber, cement, etc .............. 39 25 23453. Brown & Fleming, sand .................................... 289 92 13484. Peter Timmes' Son, spike, etc ................................ 714 Co 13485. Hudson River Stone Supply Company, broken stone............ 1,319 50

S3.393 28 General Refairs Account.

r5 Thomas P. Walsh...........1 rz, .... 27 50

15 Henry A. Palmstine.......... r, F. R .....; 101 3!

15 Charles S. Coye .............. " 3. .... 314 60

r5 James A. Monaghan.......... 5, " .... zaa 89

•a r5 Joseph F. Meehan............ 7, 3o9 19

25 Maurice Stack ............... 9, " 206 41

05 James W. Carson............ r r, " .... 58 63

r5 John J. Martin............... . " 23, " .... 55 56 -- *0,958 0l Aug r6

640,10: 51 540,1215!

Respectfully submitted, JAMES J. PHFLAN, Treasurer.

The Auditing Committee presented an audit of twenty-eight bills or claims amounting to $30,749.29, which was approved and audited, and ordered to be spread its full on the minutes, as follows:

Respectfully submitted, ANDREW J. \VHITE, uditig Committee. ttee. JAMES J1 PHELAN,

•a n I ` The action of the President in transmitting the same with requisitions for the amount to the

Finance Department for payment, approved. The Treasurer reported that he had received estimates for furnishing the Department with Port-

land cement and broken stone, as follows :

t,000 Barrels Slow-setting Portland Cement. Baetjer& Meyerstein ..... ...........................................per barrel $I 93 James Brand ......................................................•' 1 97 Sinclair & Babson ................................................... " 2 30

About 1,000 Cubic Yards of Broken Stone. H. P. Sheridan ............ ...... .............................per cubic yard 130 Hudson River Stone Supply Company ............................ 'a 1 32 Brown & Fleming ...... ........................................ " 1 35

The action of the Treasurer in awarding the orders to Baetjer & Meyerstein and H. P. Sheridan, they being the lowest bidders, approved.

The following requisitions were passed Register No. For What. Estimated Cost. 13468. Steam-pipe and fittings ................................................ $8o oo 13469. \Vhite oak, etc ............................. ......................... 114 00 13470. Rubber tubing ........................................................ Io 50 13471. Rubber hose ......................................................... 210 00 13472. Broken stone ...................................... ......per cubic yard 131 13473. Rip-rap stone ............................................. " 32 13474. Sand .................................................... 67 13475. Hacktnatack knees .................................................... 152 00 13476. Spruce .............................................................. 185 00 13477. Cocoa-nut brooms ..................................................... 48 00 13478. Iron, steel, etc ........................ ..................

13479. Bagging sheets ....................................................... 200 00 13480. Dredging ............................................................ 200 00 13482. White pine ........................................................... 33 25 13482. Dredging . .......................................................... 950 00 13483. Lithograph ..

83484. Anchor-s ...........................................:. ..... 165 00 13485. Broken stone ......................................... ............... 2,660 00 23486. Kerosene ......................................................... .. 27 50 13487. Services of horse, cart and driver .................. ...............per day 3 50 13488. Services of tugs ... ...................... ...................... ' hour' 5 00 1J489. Naphtha ...................................................... ...... 40 00

13490. Naphtha ............. ............................................... 36 00 13491. Drilling, cast-iron, etc .................... ..... 27 00 13492. Spruce hoards ........ ............................................... 109 00 13493. Spruce plank ................................ ........................ 594 00 13494• Services of tugs .................................. ............per hour 5 00 13495. Tar, etc .................................................... 21 00 13496. Oak piles ................................................per lineal foot 25

13497. Yellow pine........... ............................................ 14,189 50 13498• Services of horse, cart and driver ............. .......................... 105 00

From the Engineer-in-Chief : 1st. Report for the week ending August 12, 1893. 2d. Submitting a list of old material and recommending that it he sold at public auction. On motion, the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, That Van Tassel] & Kearney, auctioneers, on behalf of this Board, be and hereby

are authorized and directed to offer for sale at public auction, at various places on the East river, Wednesday, August 30, 1893, commencing at Jo o'clock A. M., certain old material, as recom-mended by the Engineer-in-Chief.

3d. Recommending that lie be directed to prepare plans and specifications for a new pier at East Ninety-sixth street, East One Hundredth street and West Fifty-fourth street. Recommenda. tion adcpted.

4th. Reporting repairs required to the pavement on the new-made land, between West Tenth and Canal streets. The Engineer-in-Chief directed to repair.

5th. l'tecommending that the lessee be directed to repair the Pier at One Hundred and Seven-teenth street, Harlem river. Recommendation adopted ; and in case repairs to said pier are not made at once, the Engineer-in-Chief directed to do said work, at the expense of the lessee.

6th. Reporting repairs required to the Pier at \Vest Forty-fourth street. 'l'he Engineer-in-Chief directed to make temporary repairs and to prepare specifications and form of contract for making thorough repairs to said pier.

7th. Report on Secretary's Order No. 13070-Respecting the application of McDermott & Co., of the 3d instant, for a reduction of rent of the Pier at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, North river. Referred to the Treasurer.

8th. Report on Secretary's Order No. 13081-As to the repairs required to the Hospital Dock, Ward's Island. The Engineer-in Chief directed to repair.

9th. Report on Secretary's Order No. 13092-Recommending that the lessee Abe directed to dredge the half slip adjoining the south side of Tier, new 41, North river, to the same depth and at the same time as the dredging is done by the Department in the half slip adjoining the north side of Pier, new 40, North river. Recommendation adopted. The Secretary directed to notify the Dela-ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, lessee.

The Secretary reported the pay-rolls for the General Repairs and Construction force for the week ending August II, 1893, amounting to $13,456.53, had been approved and audited and transmitted to the Finance Department for payment.

On motion, the Board adjourned to meet Wednesday, August 30, 1893, at I1 o'clock A. M. AUGUSTUS 1'. DOCHARTY, Secretary.

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The Board then met in executive session.The communication from the Engineer-in-Chief recommending that his action in suspending

Dock Builder James Smith No. 3 for thirty days was approved and recommendation adopted.Robert Heaton, Laborer, was discharged, to take effect August 17, 1893.Harry Walls was appointed a Laborer, with compensation at the rate of $65 per month.On motion, George Murphy was appointed a Laborer.On motion, the Board adjourned.

AUGUSTUS T. DOCHARTY, Secretary.

O F F IC IA L D I R E C T O R Y .

ST A T E M E N T O F T H E H O U R S D U R IN G which th e P ublic Offices in th e C ity a re open lor business, and a t w hich th e C ourts regu larly open and adjourn , as well as ol th e places w here such offices are kep t and such C ourts a re held ; to g e th e r w ith th e heads ol D epartm en ts and C ourts :

E X E C U T IV E D E P A R T M E N T .M ayor's Office.

;No. 6 C ity H all, 10 a . m . to 4 p. m. ; S atu rd ay s, 10 A. m . to 1 ? M.

T H O M A S F. G ILR O Y , M ayor. W illis H olly , Secre ta ry and C h ie f C lerk .

M ayor's M a rsh a l's Office.N o. 1 C ity H all, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m.

D aniel E n g elh a rd , F ir s t M arshal.D aniel M . D onegan . Second M arshal.

C O M M IS S IO N E R S O F A C C O U N T S .R oom s 114 and 115, S tew art Building, 9 a . m . to 4 r . m C ha rles G . F. W ah le and E dw ard O w en .

A Q U E D U C T C O M M IS S IO N E R S .Room 209, S tew art B uild ing , 5th floor, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m

J am es C. D u a n e , P re s id e n t; J ohn J . T u ck er , F rancis M. Scott , H . W . C annon, and the M ayor, Com ptroller and ( ommissioner of P ublic W o r k s ; e x officio, C om m issioners ; J . C . L ullby , S ecre tary ; A . F t e l e y , C hie f E n g in eer ; E . A. W o l ff , A uditor.

B O A R D O F A R M O R Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S .T h e M ayor, C hairm an ; P r e sid e n t of D epartm ent

o t T axes and A ssessm en ts , S ecre tary .A d d ress E dward P. Ba r k er , S tew art Building.

Office hours, 9 a . m . to 4 p. m . ; S a tu rd ay s, 9 a . m . to 18 M ,

CO M M O N C O U N C IL .Office o f C lerk o f Common Council.

No. 8 C ity H all, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m .G eorge B. M cC lella n ,P residen t Board of A lderm en. M ich a el F. Bl a k e , C lerk Comm on Council.

D E P A R V M EN T O F P U B L IC W O R K S.N o. 31 C ham bers s tre e t, 9 a . m to 4 p . m .

M ichael T . D aly , C om m issioner; M aurice F. H olahan . D epu ty Com m issioner (Room A).

R obert H . C l if f o r d , Chief C lerk (Room 6).G eorge W . B ir d sa l l , C hief E ng ineer (Room 9) ;

J oseph R il e y , W ater R eg is te r (Rooms 2, 3 and 4) ; W m . M. D e a n . S uperin tenden t of S tree t Im provem ents (Room 5) ; H orace L oom is, E ng ineer in C harge of Sew ers (Room 9) ; W illiam G. Be r g e n , S uperin te n d en t of R epairs and Supplies (Room 15); M aurice F eatherson , W ater P u rv ey o r (R o o m i) ; St e p h e n M cCorm ick , S uperin tenden t of Lam ps and Gas (Room 11); J ohn L F lorence , S uperin tenden t of S treets and R oads (Room 12) ; M ich a el F. C um m ings, S uperin tenden t of Incum brances (Room 16); N icholas R . O ’C onnor, Superin tenden t of S tree t O penings (Room 14).

D E P A R T M E N T O F S T R E E T IM P R O V E M E N T S T w enty-t h ir d and T w en ty-fourth W ard s .

N o. 2622 Third avenue, n o rth e as t co rner of O ne H u n d red and F o rty -firs t s tre e t. Office hours, 9 a . m . to 4 p. m. ; S a tu rdays, 12 m .

L ouis F. H a f fe n , C o m m issio n er; J acob Seabold, D ep u ty C om m issioner ; J oseph P . H ennessy , S ecreta ry .

D E P A R T M E N T O F B U IL D IN G S .N o. 220 F ou rth avenue, co rner of E igh teen th s tree t.

9 a. m. to 4 P. M.T homas J . Brady , Superin tenden t.

F IN A N C E D E P A R T M E N T .Com ptroller's Office,

N o. 15 S tew art Building, C ham bers s tre e t and Broad w ay, 9 a . m . to 4 p . m .

T h eod ore W. M y ers, C om p tro lle r; R ichard A. Sto r r s , D epu ty C o m p tro lle r ; D . L owber Sm ith , A ssistant D epu ty Com ptroller.

A u d i t in g B u re a u .N os. 19, 21, 23 S tew art Building, C ham bers s tre e t and

B roadw ay, 9 a . m . to 4 p . m .W il lia m J . L yon , F ir s t A uditor.J ohn F. G ouldsbury, Second A udito r.

B u rea u fo r th e Collection o f A ssessm en ts a n d A r r e a r o f T axes a n d A ssessm en ts a n d o f W a te r R en ts.

N os. 31, 33, 3s, 37, 39 S tew art Building, C ham bers tr e e t and Broadw ay, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m .

Osborne Ma cd a n iel , C ollector ot A ssessm en ts and C le rk of A rrea rs .

N o m oney received a t te r 2 p. m.

B u rea u f o r th e Collection o f C ity R evenue a n d o f M a rke ts.

N os. 1 and 3 S tew art Building, C ham bers s tre e t and B roadw ay, 9 a . m . to 4 p. m.

J ohn A . Sullivan, C ollector ot th e C ity R evenue and S uperin tenden t ot M arkets.

N o m oney received a fte r 2 p. m .

B u rea u fo r the Collection o f T axes.N o. 57 C ham bers s tre e t and N o. 35 R ead e s tree t

S tew art B uild ing , 9 a . m . to 4 p. m .D av id E . A u ste n , R eceiver o f T a x e s ; J ohn J .

M cD onough, D ep u ty R eceiver of T axes.N o m oney received a f te r 2 p. m .

B u r e a u o f the C ity C ham berla in .N os. 25, 27 S tew art Building, C ham bers s tre e t aud

B roadw ay, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m .J o seph J . O ’D onohue, C ity C ham berlain .

Office o f th e City P a ym a ste r.N o. 33 R eade s tre e t, S tew art Building, 9 a . m . to 4 p .m John H . T im m erm an , C ity P ay m aste r.

LA W D E P A R T M E N T .Office o f th e Counsel to the C orporation.

S ta a ts Zeitung B uild ing , th ird and fou rth floors,A. m . to 5 p . m . S atu rdays, 9 a . m . to 12 m .

W illia m H . C lark , C ounsel to the C orporation . A n d rew T . C a m pb e ll , Chief C lerk .

Office o f the Public A d m in is tra to r .N o. 49 Beekm an s tree t, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m .

W il lia m M .H oes, Public A d m in istra to r.

Office o f th e C orporation A ttorney.No. 49 Beekm an s tree t, 9 a . m. to 4 1 .M.

L o u is H anneman . C orporation A tto rney .

Office o f A tto rn ey to r Collection o f A r r e a r s o f Persona- T axes.

S tew art Building, B roadw ay and C ham bers s tre e t. 9 a M . to 4 P. M.

J ohn G . H . M ey e r s , A tto rn ey .M ichael I. D ou g h erty . Clerk.

D E P A R T M E N T O F C H A R IT IE S A N D C O R R E t T IO N .

C entra l Office,N o. 66 T h ird avenue, co rner E leventh s tre e t, 9 a . m. to

4 P. M.H enry H . P o r t e r , P re s id e n t; C has. E. Simmons,

M . D ., and E dw ard C. Sh e e h y , C om m issioners; G eorge F . Br it t o n , S ecre ta ry .

P u rchasing A gen t, F re d e r ic k A . C ushman . Offic hours, 9 a . m . to 4 p. M. S atu rdays, 12 m .

P lans and Specifications, C on trac ts , P roposa ls and Estim ates tor W ork and M ate ria ls to r B uild ing , R epairs and Supplies, Bills and A ccounts, 9 a . m . to 4 p. m S a tu rdays, 12 m . C ha rles Be n n , G eneral B ookkeeper

O ut-D oor P oor D epartm en t. Office hours, 8.30 a . m to 4.30 p. m . W illia m Bl a k e , S uperin tenden t. En trance on E leven th s tre e t.

P O L IC E D E P A R T M E N TC en tra l Office.

No. 300 M ulberry s tree t, 9 a . m . to 4 p . m .J ames J . M a rtin , P re s id e n t; C harles F. M ac-

L e a n , J ohn M cC lave and J ohn C Sh e e h a n , Com m issioners ; W illia m H . K.ipr, Chief C le rk ; T . F R od en boug h , C hief of B ureau of Elections.

F IR E D E P A R T M E N T .Office h ou rs for all, except w here o th e rw ise no ted ,

from 9 a. m . to 4 p . m. S atu rd a y s , to 12 m .Headquarters.

N os. 157 and 159 E ast S ix ty -seven th s tre e t.J ohn J . Scan nell , P re s id e n t; A nthony E ickh off

and H enry W inthrop G ray , C om m issioners ; Carl J u sse n , Secretary .

H ugh Bonner , C hief of D e p a r tm e n t; Pe t e r Se e r y , In specto r of C o m bustib les ; J am es M it c h e l , Fire M arshal ; W m . L . F in d le y , A tto rney to D e p a rtm e n t; J . E l lio t Sm it h , S uperin tenden t of F ire A larm T eleg ra p h .

C en tra l Office open a t all hours.

H E A L T H D E P A R T M E N T No. 301 M ott s tree t, 9 a . m . to 4 p. m .

C ha rles G . W il so n , P res id en t, and C yrus E dson, M. D ., the P resident of t h e P olice Board, ex officio and the H e a l th O fficer of t h e P ort , ex officio C om m issioners; E mmons C la r k , S ecretary .

D E P A R T M E N T O F P U B L IC P A R K S . E m igran t In d u s tr ia l Savings Bank Building, N os. 49

and 5* C ham bers s tre e t, 9 a .m . to 4 p .m . S atu rd ay s, 12 m A braham B. T a ppe n , P re s id e n t; P aul D ana ,

N athan Straus and G eorge C. Clausen , Commis sioners ; C h a r le s D e F. Burns, S ecre tary .

D E P A R T M E N T O F T A X E S A N D A SS E S S M E N T S Stew art Building, 9 a . m . to 4 p. m S atu rdays, 12 m . E dw ard P. Ba r k er , P re s id e n t; J ohn W halen

and J oseph Blum enthm ., C om m issioners. F loyd T . Sm it h , S ecre tary .

D E P A R T M E N T O F D O C K S .B atte ry , P ie r A , N o rth rive r.

J . S erg e a n t C ram , P re s id e n t; J am es J . P helan and A ndrew J . W h it e , C om m issioners ; A u g u s t u s '! . D ocharty , S ecre tary .

Office hours, from g a . m . to 4 p . m .

D E P A R T M E N T O F S T R E E T C L E A N IN G . S tew art Building. Office hou rs , 9 a .m. to 4 p .m .

W illiam S. A ndrew s, C om m issioner ; J ohn J . R yan, D epu ty C om m issioner ; J , J oseph Scully, Chief C lerk.

B O A R D O F E S T IM A T E A N D A P P O R T IO N M E N T T he M ayor. C hairm an ; E . P . Barker (P residen t;

D epartm en t ot T axes and A ssessm ents), S ecre tary , th e C om ptroller , P resident of t h e Board of A ldermen and th e C ounsel to t h e Corporation , M em bers; C harles V. A d e e , Clerk

Office c f C le rk . D epartm en t o f Taxes and A ssessm ents, S tew art B uild ing .

C IV IL S E R V IC E S U P E R V IS O R Y A N D E X A M 1N IN G B O A R D S.

C ooper Union, 9 a . m . to 4 p. M.J ames T homson, C hairm an ; D a n iel P. H ays and

L emuel Skid m ore , M em bers of th e Superv iso ry B o a rd ; L e e P h il l ip s , S ecre ta ry an d E xecutive Officer.

B O A R D O F A SSESSO R S.Office, 27 C ham bers s tree t, 9 a . m. to 4 p. m .

Edward G il o n , C hairm an ; E dward Ca h ill , C harles E. W endt and P atrick M. H averty ; W m. H , J a s pe r , S ecre ta ry .

B O A R D O F E X C IS E .N o. 54 Bond s tree t, 9 a . m. to 4 p . m

L eicester H o l m e , W illiam D alton , and M ic h a e C. M urphy, C om m issioners ; J am es F. B is h o p , Secre ta ry .

O Y E R A N D T E R M IN E R C O U R T N ew C ounty C ourt-house, second floor, sou th eastco r-

nerR oom No. 12. C ou rt opens at 10% o ’clock a . m.J ohn F .C arroll ,Clerk. O ffice,B row n-stone Building,

C ity H all P a rk , second floor, no rth w est co rner, Room No.11, 10 a . m . till 4 r . m.

S U R R O G A T E ’S C O U R T .N ew C ounty C ourt-house . C ourt opens a t 10.30 a . m .

ad jou rns 4 p. m .R astus S. R ansom and F rank T . F itzg era ld , S ur

rogates ; W illiam V. L eary , Chief C le rk .

C O R O N E R S ’ O F F IC E .N o. 27 Cham bers stree t, 8 a . m . to 5 p. m. S undays and

holidays, 8 a . m . to 12.30 p. m.M ichael J . B .M e sse m e r , Louis W. Schultze , J ohn

B. S hea , and W illia m J . M cK en n a , C o ro n ers ; E dward F R eynolds, C lerk ot th e B oard of C oroners

C IT Y C O U R T .C ity H all.

G eneral T e rm , Room N o. 20.T ria l T erm , P a r t I . , Room N o. 20,P a r t I I . , Room N o. 21.P a r t I I I . , Room N o. 15.P a r t IV ., Room N o. 11.Special T e rm C ham bers and will be held in Room No.

19, 10 a . m . to 4 p. m .C lerk’s Office, Room N o .20, C ity H all, 9 a .m. to 4 p .m. Simon M. E h rlich , C hief Ju s tic e ; H enry P . M e.

G own. R obert A . Van W yck , J ames M. F itzsimons J oseph E. N ew burger and J ohn H . M cC a rthy , J u s tices; J ohn B. McG oldkick , C lerk .

BO A R D OF S T R E E T O P E N I N G AND I M P R O V E M E N T .

NO T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T T H !Board of S tree t Opening and Im provem ent, it pursuance of chap te r 714 of the Laws of 1893, will, a t s m eeting of said Board, to be held on the 6th day ol O ctober, 1893, a t 11 o’clock a. m., consider and d e term ine upon such proof as may be adduced before il w hether th e following avenues and stree ts in the T w enty -th ird and T w enty-fourth W ards, the title to w hich has not as ye t been acquired by the M ayor, A lderm en and C om m onalty o f the C ity of New York, a re now and have been used for public traffic and travel since January 1, 1874, and are so used for a w idth sufficient to perm it of the construction of sew ers therein , v iz .:

1st. E ast O ne H un d red and Sixty-second s tree t, from R ailroad avenue, W est, to M orris avenue.

2d. E ast O ne H undred and Seventy-fourth stree t, from T hird avenue to V anderbilt avenue, E a s t ; W ash ington avenue, between E ast O ne H undred and Seventy- fourth s tree t and East O ne H undred and Seventy-th ird s t r e e t ; and B athgate avenue, between E ast One H undred and S even ty -th ird stree t and sum m it north of E ast One H undred and S eventy-fourth stree t.

3d. W ashington avenue, from E ast One H undred and Seventy-fourth s tree t to E ast O ne H undred and Seventy-six th stree t ; and B athgate avenue, between sum m it north o f F ast O ne H undred and Seventy-fourth s tree t to East O ne H undred and Seventy-six th stree t.

4th. E ast O ne H undred and Seventy-six th s tree t, b e tween W ebster avenue and T h ird avenue ; V anderb ilt avenue, East, between E ast O ne H undred and Seventy- fifth s tree t and T rem ont avenue ; B athgate avenue, between East One H undred and Seven ty -six th s tree t and T rem ont avenue ; and W ashington avenue, between Fast O ne H undred and S eventy-six th s tree t and T re m ont avenue.

5th. V anderbilt avenue, E ast, betw een E ast One H undred and E ig h ty -th ird s tree t and E ast O ne H u n dred and E ighty-seventh s t r e e t ; East One H u n d red and E igh ty -th ird stree t, between V anderbilt avenue. E ast, and T h ird a v e n u e ; E ast O ne H undred and E ighty-seventh stree t, betw een V anderbilt avenue, E ast, and T h ird avenue ; E.ast O ne H undred and E igh ty -fourth stree t, between W ashington avenue and V anderbilt avenue, E a s t ; E ast O ne H undred and Eighty-fifth stree t, between W ashington avenue and V anderbilt avenue, E ast, and E a st O ne H undred and E ighty-six th s tree t, betw een V anderbilt avenue, E ast, and T h ird avenue.

6th. E ast One H undred and S ix ty -th ird stree t, from R ailroad avenue, W est, to M orris avenue.

7th. V anderbilt avenue, East, from two hund red feet north of E ast One H undred and Seventy-fourth s tree t to E ast O ne H undred and Seventy-fifth s tree t.

8th. W ashington avenue and Bathgate avenue, from T rem ont avenue to E ast One H undred and Seventy- eighth stree t.

oth. T rin ity avenue, between Clifton stree t and E ast O ne H undred and S ix ty -th ird stree t.

10th. Hom e s tree t, between Boston road and T inton avenue.

n th . Union avenue, between W estchester avenue and E ast One H undred and S ixty-fifth stree t.

12th. East One H undred and F orty -fou rth s tree t, from Brook avenue to St. A nn’s avenue.

13th. P rospect avenue, from existing sew er in P rospect avenue, south of W estchester avenue, to sum m it between E ast O ne H undred and S ix ty -th ird and E ast One H undred and Sixty-fifth stree ts.

14th. P rospect avenue, from sum m it n o rth o f East One H undred and S ix ty -th ird s tree t to E a st O ne H undred and Sixty-fifth stree t.

D ated N ew York, S eptem ber 7, 1863.V. B. L IV IN G S T O N ,

S ecretary .

C I V I L S E R V I C E S U P E R V I S O R Y AND E X A M IN IN G B O A R D S .

N ew York C ity C ivil Service Boards, ! R oom 30, Cooper U nio n ,

N ew York , A ugust 29, 1893. I

P UBLIC N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T open com petitive exam inations will be held on the dates specified for the following positions :

S eptem ber 7, M E SSE N G E R .L E E P H IL L IP S ,

S ecre tary and Executive Officer.

C O R P O R A T I O N N O T IC E .

P U B L IC N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T O T H E ow ner o r ow ners, occupant o r occupants, of all houses and lots, im proved o r unim proved lands affected the reby , th a t the following assessm ents have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of A ssesso rs for exam ination by all persons in terested , viz. :

L ist 4 1 1 7 . No. 1 . Paving M urray stree t, from G reenw ich to W est stree t, w ith granite-b locks and lay ing crossw alks (so far as the same is w ithin the lim its of g ran ts of land u nder w ater).

L ist 4138, No. 2. Sew er in U n iversity place, between N in th and T en th stree ts.

L ist 4161, N o. 3. Fencing the vacant lots on the block bounded by O ne H undred and T w elfth and One H u n dred and T h irteen th s tree ts , M adison and F ifth avenues.

L ist 4x65, No. 4. Fencing the vacant lots on both sides of F ifty -th ird stree t, from T e n th tp E leventh avenue.

L ist 4198, N o. 5. F lagging and reflagging, curbing and recurbing south side of S ixty-first s tree t, com mencing about loo feet east of E leventh avenue, and extending easterly about 225 feet.

T he lim its em braced by such assessm ents include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situa ted on—

No. 1. Both sides of M urray stree t, from G reenw ich to W est stree t, and to the ex ten t of half the block a t the in tersecting stree ts.

No. 2. Both sides of U niversity place, from N in th to T en th stree t.

No. 3. N orth side of O ne H undred and Tw elfth stree t, from M adison to F ifth avenue, and south side of One H undred and T h irteen th stree t, from M adison to F ifth avenue, on Block 497, W ard N os. 1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 60, 61, 62, 63 and 64.

No. 4. Both sides of F ifty th ird stree t, from T e n th to E leventh avenue on Block 187, W ard N os. 42 to 48 inclusive, 54,.and Block 188, W ard N os. 7 to 13 inclusive.

No. 5. South side of S ix ty-first stree t, betw een T en th and E le ' tn th avenues, on Block 195, W ard N os. 53 to 60 inclusive.

A ll r «! sons whose in te res ts a re affected by the above- nam ed assessm ents, and who a re pposed to the same, o r e ither of them , a re requested to presen t th e ir objections, in w riting , to the C hairm an of the Board of A ssessors, a t th e ir office, No. 27 C ham bers s tree t, w ithin th irty days from the date of th is notice.

T he above-described lists will be tran sm itted , as p ro vided by law, to the Board of Revision and Correction of A ssessm ents for confirm ation on the 2d day of O ctober, 1893.

E D W A R D G IL O N , Chairm an, P A T R IC K M. H A V E R T Y , C H A R L E S E. W E N D T ,E D W A R D C A H IL L ,

Board of A ssessors.O ffice of t h e B oard of A ssessors, 1

N o . 27 C hambers St r e e t , /N ew Y o rk , A ugust 31, 1893.)

PU B LIC N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T O T H E ow ner o r ow ners, occupant o r occupants, of all houses and lots, im proved o r unim proved lands affected the reby , th a t the following assessm ents have been completed and are lodged in the office of the Board of A ssessors for exam ination by all persons in teres ted , viz. ;

L ist 4151, No. 1. F lagging south side of S eventy-th ird

stree t, com m encing about 325 feet ea st of C olum bus avenue, and ex tend ing ea st about 75 feet.

L ist 4152, No. 2. C urb ing and flagging in front of N o . 414 E ast S ix ty-six th stree t.

L ist 4156, No. 3. F lagging and reflagging, cu rb ing and recurbing north side o f O ne H undred and F ifteen th stree t, from F irs t avenue to A venue A.

L ist 4157, N o. 4. F lagging and reflagging , cu rb ing and recurbing in front o f No. 120 F ast O ne H u n d red and N ineteen th s tree t.

L ist 4163, No. 5. Fencing vacant lots on the east side of M adison avenue, from O ne H undred and F ou rteen th to One H undred and F ifteenth s tree t, and on th e sou th side o f O ne H undred and F ifteenth s tree t, Irom M adison to P ark avenue.

L ist 4191, No. 6. F lagging and reflagging, curb ing and recurbing in front of N os. 108 to 140 E ast F o rty - th ird street.

L ist 4192, No. 7. F lagging and reflagging, cu rb ing and1 recurbing in front of N os. :o 5 to 212 W est S ix teen th ' stree t.

L ist 4193, No. 8. Flagging and reflagging ea s t side of the B oulevard, from F ighty-seventh to E igh ty -e igh th ' street.

L ist 4194, No. 9. C urbing and flagging in front of Nro7 23 Jones stree t.

L ist 4197,_No. 10. F lagging and reflagging, cu rb ing j and recurb ing w est side of F irst avenue, from O ne

Hundred and E igh teen th to O ne H undred and N in e teenth stree t.

L ist 4181, N o. 11. Fencing vacant lots north side of E ightie th s tree t, from Colum bus to A m sterdam avenue.

List 4182, No. 12. Fencing th e vacant lots on th e north side of O ne H undred and T w en ty -th ird s tree t, from Lenox to Seventh avenue.

L ist 4183, No. 13. Fencing vacant lots on sou th side of O ne H undred and T en th stree t, from P ark to M adison avenue.

L ist 4184, No. 14. Fencing vacant lots on the so u th w est com er of E ighty-nin th s tree t and A venue B.

L ist 4105, No. 15. Flagging and reflagging, cu rb in g and recurbing in front of Nos. 403 to 413 E ast O ne H u n d red and N ineteenth stree t.

T h e lim its em braced by such assessm ents include all the several houses and lots ofgrounds, vacant lots, p ieces and parcels o f land situated on—

• N o. 1. South side of S eventy-third s tree t, com m encing about 325 feet east of Colum bus avenue and ex tending ea ste rly about 50 feet.

N o. 2. Block num ber 9?, W ard 43, in the N ineteen th W ard .

N o. 3. N o rth side of O ne H undred and F ifteen th stree t, from F irs t avenue to A venue A.

No. 4. Block 409, W ard 62, in th e Tw elf’h W ard.N o. 5. E ast side of M adison avenue, extending abou t

101 feet south of O ne H undred and F ifteenth s tree t, and south side of O ne H undred and F ifteenth s tree t, ex tend ing ea ste rly from M adison avenue about 195 feet.

No. 6. South side of F orty -th ird s tree t, ex tending easterly from D epew place about 150 feet.

No. 7. S tree t Nos. 206 to 212 W est S ixteenth s tree t.No. 8. E ast side of Boulevard, from E igh ty -seven th

to E igh ty -e igh th stree t.N o. 9 S tree t num ber 23 Jones stree t.N o. 10. W est side of F irs t avenue, from O ne H un d red

and E ighteenth to O ne H undred and N ineteen th s tree t, on Block 234, W ard Nos. 26 and 27.

No. 91. N orth side o f E igh tie th s tree t, betw een Columbus and A m sterdam avenue, on Block 169, W ard N os. 8 to 14, inclusive.

No. 12. N orth side of O ne H undred and T w enty- th ird s tree t, between Lenox and Seventh avenues, on Block 710, W ard N os. 5 and 6.

No. 13. South side of O ne H undred and T e n th s tree t, between P ark and M adison avenues on Block 494, 47, 48 and 49.

No. 14. Southw est co rner of F igh ty -n in th s tree t and Avenue B, on Block 51, W ard Nos. 27 to 30 inclusive.

No. 15. N o rth side of One H undred and N in e teen th stree t, ex tending about 2co feet ea sterly from F ir s t avenue.

AH persons whose in te res ts are affected by the above- nam ed assessm ents, and who are opposed to the sam e, or e ither of them , are requested to p resen t th e ir objections in w riting to the C hairm an of the B oard o f A ssessors, a t th e ir office, No. 27 C ham bers s tr e e t, w ithin th ir ty days from the date of th is notice.

T he above-described lists will be tran sm itted , as p ro vided by law, to the Board of R evision and C orrection of A ssessm ents for confirm ation on th e 29th day of Septem ber, 1893.

E D W A R D G IL O N , C hairm an, P A T R IC K M. H A V E R T Y , C H A R L E S E. W E N D T ,E D W A R D C A H IL L ,

B oard o f A ssesso rs. O ff ic e of t h e B oard o f A ssessors, !

N o. 27 C hambers St r e e t , >N ew York , A ugust 29, 1893. )

C O M M I S S I O N E R O F S T R E E T I M P R O V E M E N T S O F T H E T W E N T Y - T H I R D AND T W E N T Y - F O U R T H W A R D S .

OFFICE OF JC om m issioner of St r e e t I mprovements f

of t h e T w en ty-t h ir d and T w en ty -fourth W ards, f N ew Yo rk , S eptem ber 2, 1893. J

TO CONTRACTORS.

SE A L E D B ID S O R E S T IM A T E S FO R EA C H O F th e following-m entioned w orks, w ith the ti tle ol the w ork and the nam e of the b idder indorsed the reon , also the num ber of the w ork, as in the adve rtisem en t, will be received by the C om m issioner of S tree t Im provem ents of the T w en ty -th ird and T w enty-fourth W ard s , a t h is office, N o. 2622 T h ird avenue, com er of One H u n dred and F o rty -firs t s tree t, until 3 o’clock p . m . on T uesday , S eptem ber 19, 1893, a t which place and h o u r they w ill be publicly opened :N o. 1. F O R R E G U L V T IN G , G R A D IN G , S E T T IN G

C U R B -S T O N E S , F L A G G IN G T H ES ID E W A L K S A N D LA Y IN G C R O SS W A L K S IN LIN D A V E N U E , from S edgwick avenue to Devoe stree t.

N o. 2. F O R R E G U L A T IN G , G R A D IN G , S E T T IN G C U R B -ST O N E S , FL A G G IN G T H ES ID E W A L K S, LA Y IN G C R O SSW A L K S

• IN U N D E R C L IF F A V E N U E , from th e T w enty-th ird W ard line to Sedgwick avenue.

No. 3. F O R R E G U L A T IN G A N D G R A D IN G , S E T T IN G C U R B -ST O N ES, F L A G G IN G T H E S ID E W A L K S A N D L A Y IN G C R O S S W A LK S IN A N D P A V IN G W IT HT R A P -B L O C K P A V E M E N T , T H E C A R R IA G E W A Y O F A L E X A N D E R A V E N U E , from the southerly crossw alk o f the Southern Boulevard to the sou therly s id e o f O ne H undred and T h irty -second s tree t.

No. 4. FO R C O N S T R U C T IN G S E W E R S A N D A P P U R T E N A N C E S IN C E D A R P L A C E , from C auldw ell avenue to U nion avenue.

No. 5. F O R C O N S T R U C T IN G S E W E R A N D APP U R T E N A N C E S IN O G D E N A V E N U E , from sum m it n o rth of D evoe s tree t to B irc h stree t.

No. 6. F O R C O N S T R U C T IN G S E W E R A N D APP U R T E N A N C E S IN O N E H U N D R E D A N D S IX T Y -F O U R T H S T R E E T , from Boston road to T r in ity avenue.

Each estim ate must contain th e nam e and p lace o t res idence of the person m aking the sam e, th e nam es o f a l l persons in terested w ith him there in , and if no o th e r p e rson be so in teres ted it shall d is tinc tly s ta te th a t m et. T h a t it is made w ithout any connection 'w ith any o th e r person m aking an estim ate "for the sam e w ork , and is in all respects fair and w ithout collusion o r fraud. T h a t no m em ber of th e Common Council, head of a d ep a rtm en t,

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L t 2942 THE CITY RECORD. SEPTEMBER 7, I893.

chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly interested in the estimate or in the work to which it relates or in the profits thereof.

Each estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the party making the same, that the several matters therein stated are true, and must be accompanied by the consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders in the City of New York, to the effect that it the contract is awarded to the person making the estimate, they will, upon its being so awarded, become bound as his sureties for its faithful performance ; and that if he shall refuse or neglect to execute the same, they will pay to the Cor-poration any difference between the sum to which he would be entitled upon its completion, and that which the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person to whom the contract shall be awarded at any subsequent letting ; the amount to he calculated upon the estimated amount of the work by which the bids are tested.

The consent last above mentioned must be accom-panied by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of the persons signing the same, that he is a householder or freeholder in the City of New York, and is worth the amount of the security required for the completion of the contract, over and above all his debts of every nature, and over and above his liabilities as bail. surety, or otherwise, and that he has offered himself as surety in good faith, with the intention to execute the bond required by law.

No estimate will be considered unless accompanied by either a certified check upon one of the State or National banks of the City of New York, drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or money to the amount of five per centum of the amount of the security required for the faithful performance of the contract. Such check or mope)- must NOT be inclosed in the scaled envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed to the officer or clerk of the Department who has charge of the estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in said box until such check or money has been examined by said officer or clerk and found to Inc correct. All such deposits, except that of the successful bidder, Will be returned to the persons making the same within three days after the contract is awarded. If the successful bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days after notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by him shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of New York, as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal'; but if lie shall execute the contract within the time afore-said, the amount of the deposit will be returned to him.

The Commissioner of Street Improvements of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards reserves the right to reject all bids received for any particular work if he deems it for the best interests of the City.

Blank forms of bid or estimate, the proper envelopes in which to inclose the same, the specifications and agreements, and any other information desired, can be obtained at this office.

LOUIS F. HAFFEN, Commissioner of Street Improvements,

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth \Wards.

OFFtcr•, nF COMMISSIONER1 (IF SrOEET Intt'ttoteM Fero

OF THE Twr:NTY-THIRD AND TsENTY-FOt1RTH WANDS, Now Yoc ic, August 31, 1803.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,

COstuIss1ONER's OFFICE, Roost 6, Nn. 31 CHAMBERS STREET,

New YORK, August 24, 3893.

TU CONTRACTORS.

BIDS OR ESTIMATES, INCLOSED IN A sealed envelope, w itJh the fide nj the work and the nanre nfihe bidder indorsed t/rereon, also the nna,6,r of Ike work as in the sdeir/i.renrrn/, will be received at this office on Monday, September 11, 1803, until in o'clock nt., at which place and hour they will be publicly opened by the head of the Department. No. I. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WI"I H

ASPHALT PAVE\IEN1', ON 'I HE PRESENT S1ONE-L'I,OCK PAVEMENT, THE CARRnAGEWAV OF IW1 NTY-SIX1'H Sl'REF:1', from Madison to Tcir- teenth avenue except from Tenth to 'thir-teenth ave.we).

No. z. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH GRANII'1•: BLOCK PAVE\lEN'1', WITH CONCRETE IFOUNDATION,THE CAR-RIAGI(WAV OF GREM:NWICH STREET, from Fulton street to Battery place (so far as the same is not within the limits of grants of land under water

No. 3. FOR REGULATING ANI: I'AVINI; \VITH GRANT I I•:-b'LOCK PAVEMENT, WITH CONCRI:II•: FOUND 9l lON, THE CAR-RIAGEWAY OF GREENWICH STREET, from Battery place to Fulton street (so far as the amc is irithin the limits of grants of land under water,.

No. 4. FOR REGCLATING AND PAVING AW1'1'H GRANI-;'E-BLOCK I'!1VE,nlENT. A1'I"t'H CONCRETE FOUNDA"fION, iHE CAR-RI:AG1:1\'AY OF ELEVFNCH SIRLET, from westerly crosswalk of \Vest street to bulkhead line of Hudson ricer (so far as the same is not within the limits of grants of land under water.

No. 5. FOR REGULATINI; AND PAWING Wi't'H GRANT FE-BL('CK P:\VEMIE.N I, \VITI-I CONCRI-AL' FOUNDATION, THE CAR-RIAGE\V51Y OF ELEVENTH STREET, from westerly crosswalk of West street to bulkheed line of Hudson river so far as the same is within the limits of grants of land under water).

No. 6. FOR RF.i;UI Al'ING AND PAVING WITH GRANITE-BLOCK PAVE\lF:W1', WITH CONCR1.TF FOUNDATION, •1'HE CARRIAGEWAV OF THIR1IEfH S'LAE;D1, from Eleventh avenue to Hudson ricer so fir a:, the same is within the 1 ruits of grants of land under water.

No. 7. FOR RI t ULAFING AND PAVING WI I'll GRA.XI1'1?BLOCK PAVENILN'I' THE ('.\kRIA(;F:WAY OF S]X11-FOURTH SI'R I-E7, from West 1•:nd avenue to Hudson River Railroad.

No.8. FOR RfhhtyA'Il NG AND PAVING WITH (;RANI-fE-L'LOCK l'hVI•:ISIENT THE CARRIAtrE1AY 01F NINET'Y-SF:V-EN'1'll S'1RELT, from West End avenue to Riverside Park.

No.9. FOR REGUL 1'I'ING ANT) PAVING WI'T'H GRANlI'E:-BLOCK PAVEMENT THE CARRTA(,f:AVAY OF ONE HUNDRED AND 'T'WENT'Y-FIRST STREET, from liighth to Ninth avenue.

No. to. FOR RE(;ULATIN(; :1NI) PAVING WITH GRANITE-HLOCK PAVI!11ENT THE CARRIA(;EWAY OF ONE HUNDRED ,\ND THIRTY-SIXTH SIREEl, ft-em Fifth to Seventh avenue.

No. to FOR FLAGGING FULL WIDTH AND REFLA(mGIN(;, CURBING AND RE: CURI;ING, THE SIDEWALKS ON THE BLOCK IIOU\DEI) Ii% FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS AND 'IENlH AND ELEVENTH AWENUIF.

No.rz, FOR FLAGGING FULLWIDl'H AND RE-FI.AGGINt:'IHE SIDEWALKS ON' 'Pilo, NORTH SIDE OF SIXTY - NINTH S•l'REF;1', from Ccntr.l Park, West, to Columbus avenue.

No, r3. FOR FLAGGING ANT) REFI.AGGINGTHE SIDEWALKS ON ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH STREET, from Fifth to Lenox avenue.

No. r4. FOR FLAGGING FULL WIDTH THE SIDEWALKS ON EAST' SIDE OF Vl. N-HAI"I'AN AVI•:NUE, from One Hundred and Thirteenth to One Hundred and Four-teenth street.

No. r5. FOR FLAGGING AND HlFL:\Gt;IN(; THE :shDE\VALKSON 'THE LAS1'SIDE OF AMSTERDAM AVENUE, from One Hundred and Forty-fifth to One Hundred and Forty-seventh street.

No. .6. FOR REGULATING AND GRADING ONE HUNDRED AND THIR'T'Y-SEVENTH SIREE'1', from Fifth avenue to Harlem river, AND SF[l'lNG CURB-5'riSES AND FLAGGING SIDEWALKS THEREIN.

No. r7. FOR REI;ULATING AND GRADING ONE HUNDRED AND NINEFIE'PH n,1'REET, from Audubon avenue to Eleventh avenue, AND SETTING CURB-STONES AND FLAGGING SIDEWALKS HEREIN.

Each estimate must contain the name and place of residenceot the person making the same, the names of all persons interested with him therein, and if no other per. son be so interested it shall distinct y state that fact. That it is made without any connection with any other person making an estimate for the same work, and is in all respects fair and without collusion orfraud. That no member of the Common Council, head of a department, chief of a bureau, d-0 trty thereof, or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly interested in the estimate or in the work to which it re-lates or in the profits thereof.

Each estimate ,rinse be verified by the oath, in writing, of the party making the same, that the several matters therein stated are true, and must be accompanied by the consent, in writing, of two householders or free-holders in the City of New York, to the effect that if the contract is awarded to the person making the esti. mate, they will, upon its being so awarded, become bound as his sureties for its faithful performance ; and that if he shall refuse or neglect to execute the same, they will pay to the Corporation any difference between the sum to which lie would be entitled upon its comple. tion and that v: hicb the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person to whom the contract shall be awarded at any subsequent letting ; the amount to be calculated upon the estimated amount of the work by which the bids are tested.

The consent last above mentioned muse he accom-panted by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of the persons signing the same, that lie is a householder or freeholder in the City of New York, and is worth the amount of the security required for the completion of the contract, over and above all his debts of every nature, and over and above his liabilities as bail, surety, or otherwise, and thou he has offered himself as surety in good faith, with the intention to execute the bond re-quired by law.

No estimate will be considered unlessaccompanied by either a certified check upon one of the State or National banks of the City of New York, drawn to the order of the Contptroller, or money, to the amount of five per centum of the amount of the security required for the faithful performance of the contract. Such check or money must NOT be inclosed in the sealed envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed to the officer or clerkof the Department who has charge of the estimate-box, and no estunate can be deposited in said box until such check or money has been examined by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such

deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will be returned to the persons making the same within three days after the contract is awarded. If the successful bidder shall refuse or neglect, within five days after notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by him shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of Ness York as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal ; but if lie shall execute the contract within the time aforesaid, the amount of the deposit will be returned to him.

THE COMMISSIONER OF PUIlLIC WORKS RESERVESTHE RIGHT' it) REJECT' ALI, BIDS RECEIVED FOR ANY PARTICULAR WORK IF HE DEEIIO IT FOR THE BEST fN'1'ERE 15 OF 1HE CITY.

Blank forms of bid or estimate, the proper envelopes in which to inclose the same, the specifications and agreements, and any further information desired, can be ootained at Rooms r and 5, No.31 Chambers street.

1rllCHAl L 1'. DALY, Commissioner of Public V.'orks.

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER in, 1893, Al' to O'CLOCK A. 51.

T IIE DEPARI'11f1•:N'I' OF PU11CLI WORKS OF the City of New York, under the direction of Frank Townsend, Auctioneer, will sell at Public Auc-tion, on the premises, the follolring-described buildings, etc., now standing within the lines of property ta:.en under chapter 18), Laws of rf,;t, in the 'Town of South East, Putnam County, New York;

Geora'e (ale.

Lot No. r. Barn, with basement and loft, 25.7 x 4r.7. with wing, 16.6 x 39.6, and chicken-coop attached, xz x 6.

,l/elrssa Bi,c/:. Lot No. z. Stable, r-story and loft, 28.5 x ca.7, with

13.5 x 52.7 built by contr.,ctors). Lot No. 3. Cider and saw mill isteam;, r-story and

cellar, 46.8 x `4.4, with south wing, 28.8, and west wing, 00.5 x 4.3.

lot No. 4. Stable, r- story, loft and basement, 51 x 37, with 37 x r4 ; chicken-coop, with wire and glass on south side, 2o.4 x 9.

Sett H. Homes.

Lot No 5. Stable, r-story. loft and cellar, cut stone foundation, 36.75 z..h, tvi th south cuing to x tz.6,

ennie L. Cole. Lot No. 6. Ho;,se, o.story, attic and basement,

4n x 24.5 ; coal and wood house, Iz,7 x 6 ; chicken and tool house, in x :r ; privy, 55.

Mrs. El:'za A. T/nanrQsori. Lot No. House, z-story and basement, 55.4 x 29,

with north wing, 16.4 x ta. Lot No. 8. Store and dwelling-house, 32.7 x 18.4, with

x st win used as chicken-house 13 08. e g Lot No, g. Barn, r-story and loft, 22.3 x 20.3, with

east wing, . .6 x m, used as chicken-house ; privy, 7xti; privy, 7a5.6.

-1hatha ,7L Crosby. Lot No. ro. House, a-story, 38.4 x e6.5, with south

west wing, 22. z x 1-.), and northeast wing, 21.6 x 15.4. Lot No. , r. Statle and barn, 28.3 x -E,4, with two

northeast wings, ne.5 x 2r and so., x 14 ; a " lean-to " on southeast side, 9.3 x 7,

Lot No. Iz. Stable, 12.7 x t5.4, with east "lean-to," x5.4 x 8.z.

Lot No. 13. House (built by contractors), 39.6 x zo; privy, 5 x 6.

Estate of Francis T1ah; urn. Lot No. 28. House, z-story and cellar, 28.4 x 283;

coal and wood house, 14.4 x 10.3 ; privy, 5.5 x 5.

Ida M. Garnsey. Lot No. 29. House, z-story and basement, 26.7 x 30.5. Lot No. 30. House, s-story and cellar, 16.3 x 1q.8, with

south wing, to,5 x 20.3 ; storehouse, 12.3 x to, with south wing, 6 x 8 ; privy, 6.3 x 5.4,

Lot No. _3t. Coal-house, 6.3 x 12.6 ; wood-house, m8 ,, to.6 ; chicken-house, 18.3 x 8 ; wood-house, max 9.3 ; privy, 5X4.

Ida1W, Fugslny. Lot No, 3z. House, z-story, attic and basement, 40.6 x

20.4, with east wing, 4 x t2.6 ; wood-Souse, 8-3x6; tool-house, 7X4 ; Privy, 4x55.

Emory Garnsey. Lot No. 33, House, 2-story and cellar, 20.4 X 24.4,

with west tying, 6 x rr.s, and south wing, u.ax 1..z; chicken-house, 8 1,511.5 ; privy, 5 x 6.

9osefi/e Grinun.

Lot No. 34. z-story house with cellor, 18.8 x 22.5, with south wing, r5xra.8, and wing on south wing, it x5; privy, 5 x 5•

John Barton. Lot No. 35. House, z-story, 16.5 X 20.5 ; privy, 4 x 5.

Alas. Annie Shen/on. Lot No. 36. House, a-story and cellar, r8 x 34.8, with

west wing, 5 x 19.8 ; woodshed, 12.3 x 6 ; privy, 4 x 4.

7o/rn Skenton.

Jot No. 37. House, z-story and cellar, 20.3 x 24.4, with west wing, zo.2 x 20.4 ; privy, 4 x 4.

Ann WYit. erage.

Lot No. 38. House, a-story, zz x 15.3, with inclosed piazza, 12 x 4 ; privy, 4 x 4•

Edward W. Lewis. Lot No. 39. House, z-story and cellar, 20.3 x 24,4;

privy, 4 x 4•

7a/u, Connor.

Lot No. 77. House, z-story and cellar, 20.4 x 32.6, with t-story wing on south side, r4 z t6, and wing on south wing, 8 x mo.

Lot No. 78. House, x-story and basement, 22,4 x z6, with shed on east end, ro 6 x r4.

Harvey I'an Sony. Lot No. 79. 1iouse, z-story, attic and cellar, 30.6 x 24;

with south addition, 43.4 x 17, and south wing, 6x 13,4, with kitchen on wing, 8 x 8.4.

Lot No. Bo. Stable and barn, 4o x 20 ; shed and store. house, 18.3 x zS ; privy, 5 C5.

7anre, O. and Afary Everett. Lot No. Sr. House, z-story and basement, 325 co;

privy, 4x4. A. F. Lobdell.

Lot No. 8z. Blacksmith shop (building owned by P. Hughes), x8 x 22 ; store-house, rr,3 x 02.4.

Lot No. 83. House, a-story, 19.4 x r7, with south wing, r7 x 15.6, for store-room.

Lot No, 84. Grist-mill, z-story and attic and base-ment, 36.6x66.

Lot No. 85. Brick t-story building, 17 x zo.4, with ,' lean-to," 11 X20.4.

First National Bank. Lot No. 8c. z-story carpenter shop, zo.6 x 33. Lot No. 87. Brick chimney, 6 feet square at bottom

and about 65 feet high. Lydia A. Ganung.

Let No, 88. West wing of large barn, z-story, 20x 32.2. Lot No. 8a. r-story brick house, with cellar, 20 x 02,4;

brick privy, 4 x 5; woodshed, so x 12. Lot No. yo Stable, 24.6 x 24.4, with west " lean-to,"

10.4 x 24.4, and " lean-to " on south, 7.3 x 4,4.

Abram 7. Miller. Lot No. 91. z-story house, 36.5x 22.5 ; chicken-coop,,

14.3x7.2; privy, 5x5-

7ane //owes.

Lot No.92. House, a-story and basement, cox z8.5 ; privy, 5 x 5 ; store-house, 6.a x 8.4 ; store-house, 8 x 6.

Lot No. 93. Stable, zo.5 x 18.8.

'1'O CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS (lR ESTIMATES FOR EACH OF the following-mentioned works, with the title of the work and the name of the bidder indorsed thereon, also the number of the work, as in the advertisement, will be received by the Commissioner of Street Im-provements of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, at his office, No. x622 Third avenue, corner of One Hundred and Forty-first street, until , o'clock v, nt., on Thursday, September 14, 1893, at which place and hour they will he publicly opened. No.r. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, SETTING

CURB-STONES, FLAGGING THE SIDE-WALKS.AND LAYING CROSSWALKS IN RAILROAD AVENUE, WEST, from Morris avenue to One Hundred and Sixty -fifth street.

No. z. FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWERS AND AP-PUR"I'ENANCES IN WILLOW AVENUE, between One Hundred and Thirty-fourth and One Hundred and Thirty-sixth streets.

No. 3. FOR CONo1'RUlFING SEWERS AND AP-PURTENANCES IN UNION SFREET, between Lind and (Nelson) avenue, 543.21 feet southeasterly therefrom.

Each estimate must contain the name and place of residence of the person Looking the scone, the names of all persons interested with him therein, and if no other person be so interested, it shall distinctly state that fact. That it is made without any connection with any other person making an estimate for the sante work, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud. That no member of the Common Council, head of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is directly or indirectly interested in the estimate, or in the work to which it relates or in the profits thereof.

Each estimate must be verified by the oath, in writing, of the party making the same, that the several matters therein stated are true. and must be accompanied by the consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders in the City of New York, to the effect that if the con-tract is awarded to the person making the estimate, they will, upon its being so awarded, become bound as his sureties for its faithful performance; and that if he shall

.refuse or neglect to execute the same, they will pay to the Corporation any difference between the sum to which he would be entitled upon its completion and that which the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person to whom the contract shall be awarded at any subsequent letting; the amomu to be calculated upon the estimated amount of the work by which the bids are tested.

3'h', consent last above mentioned must be accom-panied by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of the persons signing the same, that Inc is a householder or freeholder in the City of New Yo-k, and is worth the amount of the security required for the completion of the contract, over and above all his debts of every torture, and over and above his liabilities as bail, surety, or otherwise, and that he has offered himself as surety in good faith, with the intention to execute the hood re-quired by law.

No estimatewill be considered unless accompanied by either a certified check upon one of the State or National banks of the City of New York, drawn to the order: of the Comptroller, or money, to the amount 'of' five per centum of the amount of the security required for the faithful performance of the contract, Such check or money mast NOT be inclosed in the sealed envelope containine the estimate, but must be handed to the officer or clerk of the Department who has charge of the estimate-box, and no estimate can be deposited in said box until such check or money has been examined by said officer or clerk and found to be correct. All such deposits, except that of the successful bidder, will be returned to the persons making the same within three days after the contract is awarded,If the suc-cessful bidder shall reluse or neglect, within five d:,ys after notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by him shall be forfeited to and retained by the City of New York as liquidated dasrages for such neglect or refusal; ben if he shall execute the contract within the time aforesaid, the amount of the deposit will be returned to him.

The Commissioner of Street Improvements of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards reserves the right to reject all bids received for any particular work if he deems it for the best interests of the city.

Blank forms of bid or estimate, the proper envelope: in which to inclose the same, the specifications and agreements, and any other information desired, can

o be obtained at this office. LOUIS F. HAFFEN,

Commissioner of Street Improvements, Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards.

dies. Esther Chaae. Let No. 40. House, 4-story and attic, 54 x 30 ; chicken-

house, t r x 03 ; coal-house, 6.4 x 5; privy, 5 x 6.

,Michael Flynn. Lot No. 41. House, z-story and attic, 2ox24,4 ; barn

,2x18; privy, 5x4.

H -a.'t.r F. Brewster. Lot No. 4z. House and carpenter shop, z-story and

attic and basement, zg x z5.6, with east wurg, an x 6.7. .11rs. Rosetta B. Lent.

Lot No. 4. House, z-story and basement, zo.5 x 36.5, with cast wing, 16.8 x .

Lot Lot No, 44. House, z-story and basement, z.,5 x rg, with southwest wing, Itt.5 x tq, with wing, q.5 x t3 ; coal-

i~ house and privy, 6 x ,4 ; wcod-house, so x 8 ; privy, 4 x 5.

District School 13. Lot No. 45. School, s-story and basement, 7o 6 x 30.4,

with cast wing, 22.6 x o, and west wing, zz.6 x to, covered play- platform, 46x32.

Lot No. 46. Privy, 5.8 x 4.8 ; privy, 5.31 X 13.4; privy, 6.4 x 12.3 ; veranda, 35.6 x 30 6 ; board walk, 15 x Too.

Estate nj Geu'rKe .)/pore.

Lot No.47, z-story house, attic and cellar, 42.9 X 22,4, with kitchen, 10.3 x 12.3 ; privy, 6 x 4.6.

Dennis Sulli✓n,r. Lot No. 48. House, 2-story and basement, 3q.7xr6,

with west wing, 7 x 7.4 ; privy, 4 x 5.

Isabel Brush. Lot No. 40. House, a-story and cellar, 24.2 x 39.4, with

southeast wing, 9.6 x 3o ; with northwest wing, 6.6 x 14.4 wood-house, 14.3 x 8 ; privy, 4 x 5.z•

firs. Elizabeth Ritchie. Lot No. 5o. House, 2-story and cellar, zo x 24.4. with

southeast wing, 13 x 18, and southwest wing, 6 x to. Lot NO. 51, Tiara. z- Story, 30.4 x 54 0, with south

', lean-to," lox 14.2 : chicken-coop, 8.6 x 5.7 ; privy, 4.8 x =.8,

It C, Lnrey.

Lot No. 5z. House, 2-story and cellar, 20.3x24.4, with southeast wing, 20.3 x 5, and wing on southeast side, 9.5x14: privy, 4.6x5.6.

IT7H1a;, Langler. Lot No. 53. House, a-story attic and cellar, 26.3 X 24.3,

with southeast wing, 35.8 x 14.3 ; Wood-house, ro.z x 7.8; chicken-house, 8 x 5 ; privy, 4.5 x 5.

I671/a,,, Yhonta-, lot No. 54. House, z-story, 18.3 x 20.4. Lot No. 55. House, z story and attic and cellar, 19.3

x 22.4 ; privy, 5 X4. Ellen (jleason.

Lot No. 56. :louse, a story and cellar, z6 x 2z ; privy, 5 x 5.

Sarfl y Quinn. Lot No. 57. House, x-story and basement, sox 24.0,

with southwest wing, ro a r4 ; Privy, 503. Alartha S. Thomas.

Lot No. 58. Barn, 3c5 X z6.,. Lot No. 59. Saw-mill, 25.2 5 17.4, with " lean-to " on

south end, 20.3x18.3, with "lean-to" on east end, 17.8 x 8.4.

Lot Nc. 6o. Boiler-house, 004 x 19.5. Rosanna Bernuiug Jun mu.

Lot No. 61. House, x-story, attic and basement, r5x 00, w• ith - lean-to " cellar, 8x r 5 ; Privy, 3 x 3.

lVin. Tiionras at Thomasville). Benjamin Pardee, • Lot No. 6z. Dwelling and store, 2-story, as x 6n, with

Lot No. 14. House, z-story and cellar, as x 26.4, with shed, north side, 32 x to. north wing, 17.6 x rz ; wash-house, 7 x 8 ; chicken-house, Lot No. 63. Barn, z-story, 26.4 x 09 ; barn, r-story, 6x6; privy-house, 5 x 6. t4.6a .6.

Lot No. 64. Shed for coal, wood, etc., 28.8 x 8. Susan S. Erin. Lot No. 65. Stable, 8.4 x .o ; stable, ,o.z x tr ; stable,

Lot No. i5. 2-story house, attic and basemmrt, 8 x 12 ; barn, 13 x zo.6 ; chicken-house, xa•4 x 8 ; store- 3z.6 x 36.8.

Lot No. r6. z-story house, attic and cellar, i4.5 x 26.3,

house, 6 x 7. vy, 4 X.66 . House, z-story and basement, zo.6 x 45.6

with southwest wing, , 3.3 x 36.6. Lot No. t7. Stable, z-story, 16.2 x t8, with west wing,

pr

Lot A' o, o House, z-story and basement, 22.4 x o. 7• y • 4 4 6 r-story, az.6 x 16.2.

Lot No. x8. Sash and blind and grist mill, z-story, privy, 4 x 8; privy, 6 x 7.

lot No. 68. House, i-story and attic, 19x3O, with 37 x 32.6, with brick engnte-room, zo.z x rz, and coal- northwest 55 tog, 7.4 x x4 ; woodshed, 6 x 8 ; privy, 4 x room, 13x6; privy, 5x9; privy, 54 x w.3 ; privy, 5 x 6.

3'L of N o S . 69.House. z-story and basement, 30.6x15.4; airs. Carrie B. Mpinles. wood-house, 12.2 x to.

Lot No. rg. Stable, r-story and loft, 26.6x25, with Martha S. Thomas. south " lean-to," r4 x 20.3. Lot No. 70. House, 2-story and basement, 16.6 x 25.4;

Lot No, no Store-house, nstory and basement, wood-house, tz.z x 8.4 ; privy, 5 x 6. ,z.z x 8.6, with east wing (chicken-coop), to x 6. 2tsplesa baker.

Proposed Streel. Lot No. 75. Barn, 20.95x6.3.

Lot No. zx. Chicken-coop, 7 x 7 ; tool-house, 4x4, owned by William Bingham. 7olrn Harvey i'in Scry.

William Binghanc. Lot No. 7z. Barn, 24.4 x 30,4, Lot No, 2z. z-story house, 18.4 x 24.4 ; i-story house, Eriline Stiles.

12.4 x 00, with east wing, 15.5 x 4.7. Lot No. 73. House, :1/a -story and cellar, 23.2 x zz, with Lot No. 23. Privy, 5 x 5. .' lean-to" on north side, 14.a x ax, and wing on west side,

Coleman Roscoe. 5,7 X 13 ; r-story shop and privy, 12. 4 x r6. Lot No. 24. House, 2-story and cellar, 24 x r8.z, with Estate of Orrin Hutchinsn ei al.

east wing, rr.3x9.;. Lot No. z5. Workshop, Sc x ro,2, and south wing, Lot No. 74, House, I %-story and cellar, 22.4 x 32;

9 x 6.2 ; chicken-house, 8 x 5' privy-house, 4 x 4. wash-house, 7 x 8; privy-house, 4 x 3. Lot No. 75. Stable, 25.4 x 16, with " lean-to " on north

Emory dichenna. end, rr.6 x rz.6, and corn-crib north of in lean-to," 14.8 Lot No. 26. z-story house, attic and cellar, 28.6 x t8 4, x t'

with west tying, 18.4 x 7 ; with east wing, 8.6 x 5 a. 3essie B. Fan .Scoy. Lot No. 07. Barn, 12.4 x sS.a, with east wing, Lot No, 76. House, z-story and cellar, 18.4 x 22, with

55, x 50.2 ; with west wing, 7.2X8 ; pig-sty, 6.6x 11.2 ; "lean-to " on north end, 73,3 x 22 ; chicken-coop, 5 x 7; privy, 5x4. privy, 4x4.

THE CITY RECORD, 2943 SEPTEMBER 7, 1893-

Catherine lFim er. Lot No.94. Carnage and Blacksmith Shop, 41.8 x 22.2.

t Rosanna Kelly. Lot No. 95. Foundry building, Sox 6a.q ; west wing,

IS x 16.3, and brick oven, 7 x 6; south wing, 12.6 x 23 Privy, 5 x 5.

Walter Purdr. Lot No. g6. House, a-story and 'basement, 246 x 18.4;

kitchen ;detached), so. 4 as; privy, 6x 5. Lot No,97, Stable, 18.6x 54.

Michael McCabe. Lot No. 98. House, a-story and cellar, 21.2 x 30

barn, 2-story, 53 x 20.3, with west 'S lean-to," 8.4520.3. Lot No. 99. Chicken-coop and coal-h -use, 14.6x4

tool-house, 4 x 5; smoke-house, 3 x 3; privy, 4 x 4. Estate of T cn,,as McCabe.

Lot No. tco. Hotel, 335-story. 24.3530.6; stable and shed, 4055 20, with west tying, 8x 12.7.

Lot No. to,. Wash-house, tax 15.4; privy, 554; Privy, 555.

TEI:Ms OF SALe. The consideration that the Department of Public

Works shall receive for the foregoing buildings will be, First-The removal of every part of the building, except-ing the stone foendation, on or before the ist day of November, 1893, and Second-The sum paid in money on the day of sale. If any part of any building is left on the property on and after the ad of November, 1x93, the par-chaser shall forfeit all right and title to the building, or part of building so left, and also the money part of the consideration paid at the time of sale ; and the Department of Public \1 orbs may, at any time on or after the ad of November, 1833, cause said building, or part of building, to he removed and disposed of at the expense of the party to whom the above-conditioned sale, as described. may be made. The total amount of the bid must be paid at the time of the sale,

7tIICHAEL T. DALY, Commissioner of Public Works

of the City of New York.

POLICE DEPARTMENT. POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF -EW YORK,

NO. 300 SICLBERRY STREET.

'I'O CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS FOR ESTIMATES.

SEALED ESTIMATES FOR SUPPLYING THE Police 1 cpartntent with Stationery and Printing

for election purposes will he received at the Central Office of the Department of Police in the City of New York, until twelve o'clock at. of'1'uesday, the rzth day of September, I593.

The person or persons making an estimate shall furnish the same in a scaled envelope, indorsed ° Estimate for Furnishing Stationery and Printing." and with his or their name or names, and this date of presentation, to the head of said Department, at the said office, on or before the day and hour above named, at which time and place the estimates received )'.ill be publicly opened by the head of said Department and read, and the award of the contract made to the lowest bidder with adequate security, as soon thereafter as prac-ticable.

For particulars as to the quantity and kind of Sta-tionery and Printing required, reference must be made to the specifications, blank forms of which may be obtained at the office of the Chief Clerk in the Central Department.

Bidders will state a price for the work and material furnished in accordance with the specifications. The price must be written in the bid and stated in figures. Permission will nut be given for the withdrawal of any bid or estimate, and the right is expressly reserved by the head of said Department to reject any or all bids which may be deemed prejudicial to the public interests.

No estimates will be accepted from, or a contract awarded to, any person who is in arrears to the Cor-poration upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon any obligation to the Cor-poration.

The entire quantity of Stationery and Printing is to be put up in boxes and delivered at such times and places, and in such quantities in each place, as shall be directed by the Chief of the Bureau of Elections.

The person or persons to whoa) the contract may be awarded will be required to give security for the per-formance of the contract in the manner prescribed by law, in the slim of'1WOTHOUSAND FIVE HUN-DRED DOLLARS.

Each estimate shall contain and state the name and place of residence of each of the persons making the same ; the names of all persons interested with him or them therein ; and is no other person he so interested, it shall distinctly state that fact ; also that it is made with-out any connection with any other person making an estimate for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud ; and that no member of the Common Council, 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 relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The estimate must he verified by the oath, in writing, of the party or parties making the estimate that the several matters stated therein are in