THE CITY RECORD. O F F I C I A L J O U R N A L .

V O L I. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1873. NUMBER 106.

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

The following communication has been trans-mitted by the Clerk of the Common Council to the Board of Supervisors :

O F F I C E OF T H E C L E R K OF T H E COMMON 1

COUNCIL, NO. 8 City Hall, V New York, October 22, 1873. )

To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors of the County of New York:

GENTLEMEN : — O n the 12th day of May last you conferred upon me the high honor of elect-ing me Clerk to your Honorable Body, pursuant to the provisions of section 25, chapter 335, laws of 1873, which imposed upon me the onerous and responsible duties of that office, in addition to those devolved on me as Clerk of the Common Council. I was and am truly grateful for this mark of your confidence, and had purposed, to the extent of my ability, faithfully to discharge the duties thus entrusted to me.

¡subsequently however, and by the provisions of chap. 763, laws of 1873, which authorizes your Honorable Body to appoint your own offi-cers, it became evident to me that the obligations imposed, as Clerk of the Common Council, to perform the duties of Clerk of the Board of Su-pervisors ceased to exist.

As your Honorable Body has not yet exercised the power thus conferred by the subsequent act above quoted, I have continued to perform the duties of Clerk. I have however regarded my retention of the office as being of uncertain ten-ure, and perhaps of doubtful propriety without the further action of the Board.

Entertaining these views I deem it my duty to make this statement to your Honorable Body.

I shall however, continue, cheerfully to per-form the duties entrusted to me as your clerk, un-til the Board exercises the perogative of choosing its own officers as provided by said chap. 763, laws of 1873.

I have the honor to be, very respectfully,

your obedient servant, J. C . P L N C K N E Y ,

Clerk.

22.—Michael K e h o e , John Glynn, Spencer Walker , Wi l -liam Davis.

23.—John H . Stark, Cornelius J . Horan, Michael Boyce, C . J . W a r d .

S E C O N D A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . Michael Sheny, H e n r y Deiker , P a t r i c k O'Brien, Francis Kerr igan.

•Frederick W . Daubert , George E . Thomas, Charles L . Sauer, H e n r y D a y t o n .

-Thomas Cummings, Francis Marriot, Thomas Walsh, W i n . M c D e r m o t t .

-Joseph Flood, Francis R . Adams, Morgan J. Sweeny, Patr ick Deveraux .

-Marcus Jacobs, Malcom Wal lace , Wil l iam Burke, Jahn Keane .

- R o b e r t Kiernan, Michael Foley, Joseph Fitzgerald, H e n r y Cowan.

- P a t r i c k M c N a m a r a , John M c N a m a r a , James Brown, Patr ick Wolfe .

- S a m u e l B. R a y , Thomas Brown, Timothy J. Dono-hue, Robert F . M c G r a t h .

—William Graves, Mart in K a v a n a g h , Thomas K e a n e , M a t t h e w M c C a f f r e y .

— W i l l i a m F. Porter . Richard W . Manning, Michael Rei l ly ,John M . O'Brien. _

.—James W . K i n g , John McBride , Joseph Shaw, Thos. Murphy. . _ .

. Mathew Stewart , John Graves, John Walsh, John W . Dempsey.

.—Thomas H . Martin, Thomas Swanton, John T i g h e , Edward Giles.

,—Gust av Beyer le , James J. Twiggs , James H . Longer-gan, Michael Finn.

—Bartholemew Fitzgerald, W m . H . M c L e a n , Joseph M c N a m a r a , W m . Bell. . ,

— D e n i s J. Sullivan, Samuel H . Crook, Bartholomew Buckley , Jeremiah Murray .

.—Daniel Lewis, T imothy Lynch, Thomas M c G r a t h , John Murphy. _ . ,

. — E d w a r d M . Shea, Francis M c G r a n e , Patr ick Fenens, John J. Martin.

. — D a v i d Boyd, Pierce L . Jarvis, E d w a r d Travers , Thomas Morse. . .

.—Michael T . Sullivan, George W . Lindley, James J. Nealis, P e t e r Lamb. . . „ . ,

.—Michael B. D o w n e y , Patr ick Eli f fe, Michael O ' G r a d y , Thoa. D o w n e y .

— O w e n O'Connell , Martin Finan, Joseph J. Dunn, Francis Sheridan.

.—Michae l O'Connell , Daniel McCulIough, Wil l iam D a y , Jeremiah Coughlin.

. — F r a n k C . Martin, Geo. E. Bailer, E. L . Mapes, Geo. A . Millard. ,

3 . _ J o h n f y a c k , Isaac P . Frank, Joseph Hoffmire, Rich-ard J . Byrnes.

4.—Charles F. Thompson, W a l t e r M. H e y e r , George W . Cowen, Ralph Bogert, Jr.

5 . — A b r a h a m Barnett , Chas. H . Housley, Thomas M c E n t e e , Bartholomew F. Gilmore.

6 . - N e i l J. Hepburn, W m . H . Winans, John J. Glennon, John Williamson. , .

7 . — G e o r g e W . Francis, Jacob H . Forshay, L e w i s M c -Dermott , A . B. Valient.

8.—Samuel Nash, John H . Demarest , Jacob Suess, Nel-son W . Young, Jr . „ „

9 . — W m . D . Corneen, W m . B. Vondersmith, W m . H . Linn, Ch-is. K . Fairchikf. .

10.—Thomas W . Winterbottom, John Finlay, W m . M y -erhoff, Duncan Bogert.

11—John Linksey, H e n r y Gibbons.Anthony C . Dozevel le , Joseph F . Rogers. . , , _

ia .—Char les C . Wilson, E d g a r Underhill , John McDon-ough, Charles Denham. w _

13.—John M. Meyers , Charles O'Conner, Jos. McGreal , James O'Donnell . _

14.—Charles T . Jones, H e n r y M c C a b e , Joseph Short, Jr. , A . J . Roberts. . ,

15 .—Andrew P. Waring, W . K u f f t e r , John W i l e y , Nich-olas W . Redmond. .

16.—Benjamin W . Warlow, John G . Lowe, Chas. Martin, James Deign an.

1 7 . — H e n r y Hess, Joseph W . D w i r e , Thomas Barry , Thos. V. Costello. , - _

18.—Charles Hankinson, Chas. G. K i n g , Louis C . Brims, H e n r y Murphy. . _ _

19.—John R. Johnston, Emil A . Kl iebe , Denis G . Fergu-son, Jos. Jr. Rogers, Jr.

20.—Francis Rose, A l b e r t Car ter , Nathan Greenbaum, Charles P . Kettner . _

91.—'W. F. S. Chapman, Charles Barrer, D e W i t t Judah, A l f r e d Vignot.

a a . — W m . P. Powell , Nathaniel George, James M c K e r r , John Miller. , _ . . .

33.—Moses P. Ross, Samuel Fort , Francis F . Arnold, W m . W . Woodward. , , _

34.—John H. Moran, W m . A b i a m s , Bartholomew E ar-rell, Thomas Robinson.

25.—Alexander H . Keech, Geo. Mitchell , C . E . Bloom-field, W m . A . Griffin.

26.—Andrew J. Oughletree, Thomas Sherwood, Simon B. V a n Buren.JohnJ. Colligan.

27.—Thomas Cronan, James E. Swain, George Whitford, George Crooks. , ,

98.—Anthony O'Stevens, Thomas M . Croft , Richard J). Gumbleton, Harris Wines, Jr.

7 . — R o b e r t G. M c C o r d , G e o . J . Kraus, Bernard B r a d y , Charles Wagner .

8 .—Abraham Lewis, Isaac W . Mead, W m . D o y l e , J r . , John H . O'Connor.

9.—John McDonald, Car l Gellman, John G. Otto , John H . Behan. „ , „ . .

10.—Frederick Cappillar, Wil l iam J. Fritz, Christ ian Fridickson, Daniel H o e y .

11 .—Char les W . V e r r y , John Niclcinson, Peter Shea, Palmer D a r r o w . . . —

19.—Frank S. Wemyss, G e o r g e Smith, Thomas Finegan, Frederick Gock.

13 .—Edward Mulry , Joseph M c C a b e , Daniel Cromn, Francis A . Weyman.

14.—William Shaw, A . S. Osborne, Thomas Graham, H e n r y J . W . Hampe. _ , _ _ ,

15.—Denis Mooney, Frank L y n c h , Ott is B . Parkes , Michael Friel. . . „ , .

16.—John Meegan, John D r e w , Frederick Wolf , Charles V . Lyons. . .

17 .—Andrew McCabe, John E. Manen, Adolph Robin-son, Francis Meserole. „ _

18.—Jacob Jacobs, Will iam O t t , Charles Hoffman, Griffith P. Perry . . _ _

19.—George Ross, Thomas Sandford, James Power, Thos . McCusker . . , „ . . ,

20.—James Briggs, John W a g n e r , James A . McOi l l , E d w a r d A . Stanley. ,

21 .—George W . Schäfer, Will iam Carpenter , Joseph Conillard, William J. Dougherty . .

22.—John H . Scharen, John Swanton, H e n r y K l e i n , H e n r y Weber . . , ,

93.—John Hill , Will iam Ehehalt , John H. Brock, J a m e s McGuire . _ .

94.—William A . Smith, Michael Cavanagh, John B o d -ecker, Thomas D a i n t y ,

25.—Henry M. Metzler, L a w r e n c e J. W e l c h , H e n r y C . Hoffman, James Tobin. „ , _ , .

36.—Isaac Berliner, George Butts, Char les Eckardt , Philip George. . T „ . .

97.—John M. Jackson, Will iam Unverzagt , James J . <JU-lihan, Michl. Smith. , .

28 —John Lee , A lbert Kingsland, Richard T . Welsh, Peter J. Murphy. . . . „ _ . . „ .

99.—John M c D e v i t t , E d w a r d Lewis, John McPhilUps, John McCanley . „ . . „ ,

30.—Charles M. Jeroloman, James L e e , John Norton, O w e n Cahill.

INSPECTORS OF ELECTION, A P P O I N T E D

BY THE BOARD OF POLICE.

F I R S T A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . I . — W i l l i a m H . M c l n t y r e , Thomas Flynn, Patr ick Fitz-

gerald, John J. Fitzpatrick. 3.—John C . Keenan, Thomas F . M c C a b e , John P. R y a n .

P . J . Gearns. 3 — T h o m a s Gorden, John F. Tobin, George W . Fitz-

simons, Edward O. G r a d y . 4 . — E d w a r d Stedman, James O'Connor, John Foley,

Maurice Keane. 5 . — R i c h a r d F . Scully, Patr ick Mehegan, John O'Connor,

Michael McCormick. . . _ _ „ 6.—John R . M c l n t y r e , M a t t h e w M c K e o n , James M.

Brennan, Will iam T r o y . 7 .—Thomas R y a n , John M c C a b e , John J. Murphy , N . F .

8 .—JohiToTNei l l , Geo. W . A . Murray , Richard A . Bar-ton, Lawrence Dalian. . . .

o — G e o r g e H . Sears, Michael Coleman, Alexander C l a r k , Charles M c D e r m o t t .

1 0 . — H e n r y Arbor, Thomas L e a v y , Charles E . E y r e , W m . F. Loper. , „ _ ,

I I . — G e o . Dunstrup, Geo. H. Holmes, W a l t e r C . Cal-laghan, John J. Gillen. _

1 9 . — W m . L . Shardlow, John S. Fowler , Samuel J. H e m -field, Harris Green.

23.—Samuel N . Fitch, Edwin Diemer, Mitchell H a m aid, T . F . McLaughl in, . _

14.—Nathaniel H . Potter , Charles A . Bond, Francis F . Knapp, Lewis P . Aldrich.

15 .—Frederick C. Eneik, W m . H . Baker , Michael Mc-Manus, P e t e r Concklin. •

1 6 . — E d w a r d Oelzner, PatTc Hoolahan, Patr ick Phillips, Michael Doran.

2j, H e n r y V . C r a w f o r d , Lucius K . Mallock, John Johnson, James K e a r n e y .

18.—James Slack, Stephen Markham, Will iam H . Crane, Jr . , Patr ick Donnelly.

19.—Samuel H. Furman, Robert J . Quinn, E d w a r d Burns, P e t e r K e l l y .

a a — J a m e s Kiernan, PatTc H . Goodwin, John F. Condon, D a v i d Kel ls . . . . ,

91.—John Kehoe , Joseph F . O'Brien, Frederick W . Ford, John O . Rollins. •

T H I R D A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . I . Thomas Owens, James E. Connors, John \V. Smith,

James H . Fisher. 9 .—Richard K i d d , John Far ley , Wil l iam W a l l , M a t t h e w

C . Halpin. 3 . — E d w a r d H a y e s , Danie l Monaghan, John J. H e n

nesey, F rancis O ' R e i l l y . _ 4.—John Martin, James Costello, John J. K e n n e d y , D a -

vid Dugan. 5 — R i c h ' d H . McGuire , James Longheed, Thomas J

McGuire , John N . Mahan. 6 .—Michael J . K e l l y , Thomas Corrigan, John O Connor

P. Cunningham. 7.—John K e a t i n g , Richard O ' K e e f e , O w e n K e l l y , Mich

ael D a l e y . _ „ 8.—John H. Fanning, W m . J. Owens, James H . Hastings

James Bush. 9.—John K e n t , James Mullen, Will iam J. O'Brien, James

J . D u f f y . i o — G e o . P . Gillespie, John Oats, John O ' N e i l , James C

White . _ . , . I I . — H e n r y Mil ler, Joseph F . Costelloe, Danie l J

O'Brien, Michael McLaughlin. . ia .—Francis P . Farrell , John Somers, Michael T . Smith

Joseph P. Mellvi le. 13.—Jeremiah F. Sullvian, Geo. Connolly, Wil l iam H e a

ney , Thomas H e a n e y . 14.—James Dalton, Francis M c C a b e , A l f red W . Foersch

John G. O ' K e e f e . . . , • T . 15.—James H . H a r t , James D u f f e y , Michael Gillen, John

Mulwoney. _ jg . Herman Holtie, H e n r y O t t e n , Wil l iam Hefferman,

Thomas Carroll . 1 7 . — H e n r y Clark , Richard O'Donnell , James L y n d ,

Mart in F e e n e y . 18.—Stephen Mosher, Thomas H , R e i l l y , Samuel Strauss,

A lexander Patton.

F O U R T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . —Jno. McKinz ie , Francis K e n n e y , O t t o Schortean, P .

H . S t e w a r t . —James T . B a d y , James Murray , James Rei l ly , George

Corbitt . —James D a l e y , Patrick J. O'Brien, Terrence R . Shea,

Thomas T ierney . . — D a n i e l O'Brien, Archibald Bennett, Thomas O B n e n ,

John J. Taggard. . , William Nethercott , Michael Irwin, Thomas Conroy,

James Donnelly. Daniel E. Dowling, Ambrose Peacock, John L. Holli-wood, John A . Whalen.

.—Lawrence Burke, Michael F. Whelan, Patrick Guil-foyle, Cornelius Scully. • ,

— T h o m a s M c N a m a r a , Maurice Brown, Will iam J. D a l y , D . Wi l l iam Brown.

— L a w r e n c e O'Brien, Patr ick L a y d e n , Robert Leonard, James D a y .

D. Daniel Mone, Michael Gleason, Thomas Jordan, Thomas Collins.

1 .—Daniel McDonald, Jr. , Thomas Cashell, John H e n r y Hayes , Michael Crane.

2.—Augustus Schaffel, James Miller, W m . Rotchford, John J. Morris. . . . . .

.—Francis O'Brien, John Crosby, Nicholas J. K e a r n e y , Danie l A . Feehan.

.—John Melven, John C o d y , Will iam D . Rei l ley , Morris Goldstein.

. — H e n r y Coleman, Thomas McDonough, Wil l iam P. Clarke, James E . Dougherty .

.—Geo. H. Alexander, Thomas 0*Mal ley , H a r v e y Zealoff, James Hughes.

— T h o m a s Hayes , Nathan Harper , A n d r e w Brady, Will iam T . Kavanagh. .

— T h o m a s E. Delaney, John M c C a r t h y , Augustus F. Berner, Daniel Kehoe. . . . .

—Stephen R . Turner , Cyrus Al len, Thomas M c C a b e , Patrick Roche. _

.—Daniel Quinn, Stephen Nethercott , W m . J. K e a r n e y , W m . J. O'Connor. , .

a i .—John T w i g g , W m . Smith. Michael G a y t e , Redmond Forrestal. . _ . . . „ .

22.—John Mullins, Joseph H . Chambers, Joseph Mulligan, Edward Carroll . . ,

33.—Isaac Trumpore, Michael K e n t , A n d r e w Rocks, James Barry. _ _ _ ,

24.—James Whit ing, Samuel Primrose, W m . Whikehart , Thomas Waters .

35.—John Denice , Nichols Kent , W m . H. Dalton, Cor-nelius Donovan.

2 6 . — P e t e r Burns, W m . Quinn, James McDonald, Michael Mooney.

F I F T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . i .—James J. Sheppard, George W . Smith, Charles A .

Lane , Samuel Ett inger .

S I X T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . •E. H . R . El lery, John Simpson, Peter L . Thompson

C . H . Weimann, Jr. -Anthony Baines, Will iam Hatten , Christopher A .

Canaher, John V. Nealis. i -Robert Moore, James Cunningham, Charles Booth,

P . W . Hand. - „ _ ... -John Collins, H e n r y M . Simpson, James H . Rei l ly ,

Thomas McGuire. . . _ , . , . . -James H. Anderson, Winslow L. Wilkinson, Thomas

H . Kipp, Sherwood Delong. - C h a r l e s H . Northwood, James F. Gordon, John H .

Quinn, John H . Dougherty . - C h a r l e s H . Greer, James C . Taylor , H u g h Reil ly ,

Garret t M . Losee. . _ , - T h o m a s C . Davis, John O ' H a r e , E d w a r d Boyle,

George W . Sowerby. . _ _ , _T

- P e t e r S. F. K i p , John Hill , Francis T . Brady, H e n r y

—Joshua R ° World, Jacob H . Theobald, W . J. Thomas, E d w a r d T . Sweeney. „ _ • Wil l iam G . a h a m , M a t t h e w V . K e n n y , Lawrence

Connor, James H . Rei l ly . . — D a v i d D . Swart, John A . Cameron, Philip s tark ,

. — H e n n r ^ ' p k M * ' H e n r y Schefer, D a v i d K e l l y , Jr. , Patrick Jesse.

—J Augustus Brill, A b r a h a i t Tichner, Richard Phe-' fail, Philip F . RieUy. „ T

.—Grotius Corwin, Chas. W . Litt le, H e n r y Bapp, L e x -ington Stuart . .

.—Augustus Lippold, Isaac Knapp, W m . J. M c C a r t h y , Darnel Shevhn. . . « , . « , „

.—Theodore Brodhead, Thomas H. K i p , Samuel Ben-son, James Litt le. . . . . . - _

. — R o b e r t F . Place, Louis Loeb, John Hai ly , D e a n Pierce.

S E V E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1.—John C . Hoist, A l e x a n d e r H . R e e d , John J. Byrnes, W m . H . Green. . _ _ . .

2 — W a r r e n W . Scott, Samuel Al len, Thomas F . M c -Donald, Thomas W . K i n g .

3 .—Eli Franz, H e n r y D o e r r , Wil l iam Walker , Thomas R Watson

4 . — A n d r e w Kennis, W m . Robb, Will iam E Hadley , Albert Henriques.

5.—John L. Piper, Thomas H . Lee , Addison G. Jerome, James McGrale . _ , , . .

6.—Francis Moulin, James Smith, James Shelton, Wm. H.Johnson. . _ _ _ _ .

7 .—Geo. Haight , Nathan J. Bennett , Thomas P. Doyle , George J . Clarke. _ . _ . , .

8.—Edington P. Decker , Samuel S. Davis, Patrick Clark, Robert K . Grace.

9 — W i l l i a m Grasse, W m . J. Gladding, Jr. , O w e n F. Ri ley , Will iam Vail .

1 0 — G e r r i t S. Van Wie , Edward Henderson. Moses M . Robinson, H e n r y H . Porter.

x i .—James J. Carroll. Frederick W . Talkington, W m . Montgomery, John Loughlm.

ia.—Jno. Duroche, Theodore Ke l ley , H e n r y Simpson, John Knubel. . . . „ _ _

13—Jacob Scheider, George W . Barnett , George C . L loyd, Wil l iam Clever . , „ _

1 4 . - J . H. L u k e , Isaiah H . Ki l l roy , Charles M. Farr , Lindsay M c K e e v e r . _ _ „ , . . . „ . _

1 5 .—'Thomas Barker, James A . D e y , George H. William-son, E d g a r M. V a n W a r t .

16.—Fredrick K . Krey, Jackson Hubbell , John A . M a y , James Keenan. r , T , 7 . — W m . H. Abel l , P e t e r M c T a g g a r t , Joshua Isaacs,

j8.—Sohn^tAin^Thomas McTaggart , James R i l e y , Ralph j W a t t s

19 .—A. C . Longstreet, Edward Buss, John H . H a r t , Frank Finley. . , . , „ _

90.—George W . Freed, James D . Hopkins, W m . Bryan,

2 i . - i&i ies W.^Dart, David W . Davis , Frank C . Smith, C . J . Whigam.

E I G H T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1 .—Thomas Riker , John Strand, Adolph Stahlberg,

H e n r y Hirch. 2.—Will iam Adams, Chas. G. Wilson, W m . E . Burk-

hardt, Geo. Schliessman. _ _ . 3.—John R . W e e d , James R . Lucas, John T . Keiser ,

Herman K a m b u r g e r . . — W i l l i a m M c L e a n , Richard Bar ring ion, Rudolph

Hecht, S. P . Bush. 5.—Charles Sherman, G e o r g e Sherman, James M c M a n u s

A . Wollenworber. . 6.—Thomas Coleman, Louis Hoffman, Char les Gaiser,

Franz P a n e g g e r .

N I N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1 . — W m . D . Green, Danis l L . Okie , Charles A . M e y e r , Lorenzo Cuddy. _ , ,

2 .—George Hallock, Theodore B. Chase, W . A . Davis , E d w a r d Cauvet .

3 .—George W . L u c k e y , A r t h u r S. H a w l e y , H a r t W . W y a t t , C . V a n Cleef. . . _ _

4.—Will iam Flack, Nathaniel Appleton, James E. Tomp-kins, John J. Henning. . _ ,

5.—J. Cooper L a n e , Geo. V a n Ziler, E d w a r d Jordan, Samuel W . Smith. . „

6 .—Lewis F . Clark, Francis S Lambert , Benjamin x i . McClain, Mathias Cars tens. — —

7 . — H e n r y W . S. Pell, Jesse N e w m a n , John H. D e c k e r , Joshua W . Crosby. . „ . „ „ ^ ,

8.—John Campbell , H e r m a n M . M e y e r , H u g h M c C u t c h -eon, Louis J. Fransway. _ ,

9.—^Wandell J . See, N . D . H . Clarke , John C r u m l e y , John M . D a v i s . _ , . „

10.—Joseph Sherwood, Richard Brown, Benjamin Jf. Haskell , H a r r y W . Froeligh. . , _

1 1 . — A l f r e d Gedney, H . H . Carpenter , Daniel W . Ste-venson, A b r a m D . Cole.

1 2 . — W i l l i a m A . Gedney , Will iam E. Noble , Jr . , Chas. Schlaefer, Isaac Wilzinski. , , _ „

13.—Samuel Dnnlap, Edward Taylor , Michael B. C o x , Theodore L . V t n Court. , , r „

14 .—Reuben W . Beebe, A . Franklin Lawson, W . H . Spear. Thomas K a n n e l y .

15.—Jacob Franklin, John F. Luther, Jr . , A u g u s t u s Becker , D a v i d B. Forshay. .

16.—George E. Nodine, John Mason, Thomas Fitzpatrick, L a w r e n c e M c D e r m o t t . . . . . . . . . „

1 7 . — A b e l G . Hugget , A . S. Cholwell, Michael A . Bur-dett , H . W . Ball. _ , .

18.—Robert R . Carpenter, Wil l iam H . Corsa, E d w a r d Brady , Alexander J . George.

19.—Thomas J. Grant, Clarence A . Burtis, James K . Brown, Garret t Bell.

20.—'Simon M e y e r , James H . Pettingil l , W m . F . W i l -liams, Isaac H. Soria. . „

21 .—Wil l iam Demarest , Wi l l iam H . Housner, J . D. Rochfort , George Roberts .

29.—John B. Massett, Richard Moore, Samuel Stan-brough, James H . Bogert .

93.—E. A . Nichols, Clement C . King , Isaac M . Scudder , James D e Groot.

24.—Samuel S. P a l m A , Thomas H . Coppins, Jr . , W m . Hertfelder, George J . Gordan.

25.—Robert Peterson, John Ross, H e n r y E . Smith,. Francis Moran. . . . „ > x , „

26.—E. B. Mingay, Gilbert Jackson, H u g h O Donnell , Thomas Tivers.

97.—John Bolan, T . C . Sherwood, John A . Cooper, John S. Strubb.

T E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1 .—Wil l iam Ewald, A l e x a n d e r McCook, John Maloney ,

Charles Thyson. ' 9 .—CharlesJ. Gunter, Herman Rosenburgh, W m . P e t r e ,

3 . _ M o r n ^ WMhbtirn, Philip J. Maus, Frederick A . Bot ty , Peter Delaney. . . . . _

4 —James McMenomy, Eugene Martin, James Buigess , C . W . Brandt. , ,

5 .—Charles A . Reimann, Michael G. K u h n , H e n r y Kuhlivein, August Petr ie ,

6 . — L e o p o l d ! . Lewis, G e o r g e A . Bennett , W m . M a n l y , George Steinbrecher.

7.—Sigmund M. Berliner, John V . M a y e r , Gustav A t t i n g ,

John B. Geschwind, Jr. le I f l f t " " J e o r g e S. M c W a l t e r s , Jacob Fehr, Jas. H . Fräser,

John Manly. 9.—John Stephenson, Freder ick D . Clapp, Thomas

C l a r k , Charles Kinkel . . . . . _ 10.—A. G . Tebbetts, Freder ick W . Schmidt, John F .

H o g a n , Samuel Feldheim. . 1 1 .—Anthony Pfeifer, Godfrey Smith, Char.es Dietz ,

Joseph Brüll. . . . . . _ 19.—Anthony Reichert , Daniel Wilde , Jos. Hoffman,

H e n r y C . Biehm. . . . 13—John Glaser, Jacob Deimer .John Singer, Jr.. Joseph

14.—Francis ' J. Wolcal, Jacob Muller, Fred*k Fisher, Jacob Zahn. . . T _ ,

15.—John Kolter , Charles Gunther, August Isart, t r e d -erich Schreiber. . . . . .

16.—James Wright , A l f r e d Walker, H e n r y L a u t e n -schlacger, John H . Gross. T , 1 7 . — H e r m a n R o s e n k r a n z j o h n Alden, John J. C l i n c h ,

tS.—^rancisJ^ Herman, Samuel Schwarte, Danie l Gr i l l , Israel Cohen. . . . . _ v

19 —Jacob Deubert , Newcomb C o d y , Aaron F . Y o u n g , John B. Boh. _ J T . _ . _ .

a a — F r a n c i s Lambrecht, Theodore Louis, Louis Roths-child. Andrew Hauneman.

91 —John Sengens, Emil Ptoehler, Herman Gerth, John Hilsdorf. , . , „ _ . .

29.—Allan B. K r a f f t t , Constantino Nitesche, Julius Fe ld-hiem, Edward P. Barnes.

456. T H E C I T Y R E C O R D . OCTOBER 25.

E L E V E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T , x .—Benj. L . A h e m , Geo. W . Wilson, J as. B. Beers, W m .

a . — J ^ h T w . Wilson, James S. Fuller, F . D . Wilson, Charles Fowler. „ w „ _ , „ , n

c h a s . A . Peabody, Jr., F. J . B. Graham, Parker B. Mil ler, George T . Hans.

4 . — M y r o n J. Frisbie, Merwin N . Jones, Thomas F u r e y , Tames H. Clinch. . . . . . .

«.—Fred'k E. Farmer, Thomas G . W h y t a l , W m . Mount, R . L . Walter . . . . , , ,

6 —Israel Chas. Langdon, G e o r g e W . Hamilton, M . J. Murray , Chas. E Potter . „ . .

7 — W m . H . Strube, H a r n y W a t t s , A b r a h a m btoothool, Thomas H . McGinnis.

8.—Will iam B. Oakden, H e n r y T . Babeuf. A . L . Chase, James H . Ki lmer . _

g . — E d w a r d C . Leseur , W m . Southerland, John J. D a w -son, H e n r y H e l d , Jr. . . .

1 0 . — M i c h a e l J . Rooney, Mitchel J . Asch, Philip Lowen-thai, Mart in D o y l e . _ . . . . , , _ „ .

1 1 . — A b e l L . R e e d , Edmund A . Davis , Michael E. Corb-l e y , P e t e r Reid . „ . ' ,

i a — P e t e r V a n Kenran, John M. Mahoney, N e a l W a r d , Thomas Rooney. . „ „ , . , . „ .

1 3 . — A l f r e d W . R o y l e , Ar thur C . Brundage, John J. Clo-v a n , Joseph E. M c K e n n a .

14.—Christian S. W a l e , W m . F. Wolfe , H u g h M u r r a y , George W . Galinger. .

x 5 —Michael Brady .George W . Quin.Morris J. Wamstadt , David. W . Stansbury. , , ,

16 .—Farnham Gillespie, John E. Rogers, H e n r y V . Mead, Thomas J. Dolan. . . , . . Peter McDermott , John Murray , Frederick W . Ie l -ler, Chas. D u f f y . . „ _ . . .

x8. Ferdinand Van Hagen, E d w a r d S. Flow, J. A . A n -nable, Thomas Lear.

19.—James Murray , James H . Porter. P e t e r Herrmann, John Mulligan.

«0.—James W . Bleecker, Richard Babeuf, Isaac Gold-smid, Thos. McConnell .

ax.—Charles Crandell, A l b e r t Salter, Jr.. John Biehn, N . Hil l Fowler. .. „ «,

«a.—Archibald Wilson, W . J . M c N e i l . Peter M c A l e a r , H e n r y Fitchen. _ , , _

33.—James Hurson, Thomas G. Seeley, W m . Tooman, W m . Buchanan. . ,

» 4 . — H e n r y U t l e y , Frank Donnelly A n d r e w Govarn, John Deeds. _ . _

25.—John Appell , A . F. Puffer, Clarence B. Brush, George F . Schafler, Jr . • ,

26.—Jeremiah Lothrep, W m . S. Gerrish, C . E Hibbard. A lexander Y u l e . , _ _ ,

27 — A . L . Wood, Thomas D . Sherwood, W . E d g a r Funk, Sam'l T . Reed . „ . • _ ,, .

38.—Merri t t W i c k h a m , W m . M. Frisbie, Russell I. Glover , Thomas Cottman.

29.—James H . Carson, H e n r y Vaughan, H e n r y J. Blanch-ard, John P . Y o e r g . _ . . _ .

30.—Benjamin J. L e v y , W m . M . Thomas. Anthony K a t -tenhorn, Charles W . Darling.

T W E L F T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1 .—Chr is t Nirmaier, Michael O'Gorman, John W . Early ,

H e n r y L . W r i g h t . . . . . „ 3 .—Charles Graham, James T . Maguire, John Cowe, t l

W . Donahue. _ , 3.—John Gaugloff , James H . Breslm, Charles F . R u n g e ,

John Donanue. 4 .—Geo. W . Coffin, John Brennan, Samuel Young, Chas.

T . Leviness. . . _ 5.—James Morris, Francis M c S p i n t , James J. K e a n e ,

E d w a r d B. T i e m e y . 6 . — M a r t i n M e y e r s , George H . Cornell , Michael N e w -

man, Martin M c G r a t h . 7.—John C . Church, H e n r y Maurer , T . V . J . Chistopher.

Thomas Gibbons. _ , , , , , , 8.—Joseph K . K e t t n e r , H e n r y P . K e e l a n d , John J. M c -

Guire, Thomas J. Doran. a.—Jacob Stephan, John Hart , Chas. L . D . Spalthoff, - John H . Roberts. ^ „ . _

xo.—Louis S t e m , H e n r y Meyers . Thomas Harris , Bar-tholomew Redmond. , _ , , .

x i . — H e n r y C . S u d l e r . John Levi t t , E d w a r d Selleck,

i s . — L y t i c , " John Flash, Richard L . Rale igh, Denis Garrison. . _ _ , , . _ _

13 .—Robert H . Willis, Samuel K . Renode, John C a s e y ,

14.—^Siegmund Rothchild, Joseph Horn. D a v i d Ostheim. James Scully. . .,. . . - .

1 j . — W i l l i a m MacFarland. John McAll ister , John Q u i g g . Jacob Spiers. _ , , _ .

16.—Thomas T . Sutliffe, George Donaldson, Solomon Michaels, D a v i d UUman.

17 .—Frank M a y , Leopold Groessce, N a t h a n Berliner, John E W h i t e . _ _ „ „

18.—George W . Young, Patr ick McGowan, B. VeUeitan, Thomas Smith. . . . ..

19.—Edward Werthe imer , Chas. Rhoads, Moses Wei l , R . H . Bishop. _ „ . , , . .

30.—Edmund Jordan. Robert H . D o u g h t y . Joseph P. Morris, Conrad Becker.

8 . M a t t h e w Hicks. Adoiph Roland. W m . Rogers .

9 . - J o h ^ o r K Hamilton Mulligan. W m . Watson. W m . Sarsfieid. _ . _ .

1 0 . Charles F. Mather , Francis P a g e . Dennis W a r d ,

x i J E t a A ^ S S S n « . Michael E K a i n , John Mulligan.

, 2 J c t o L e ' T " Woods, A l b e r t H. Wol f . D a n ' l M c

^ ! S ' & S n j a m e s M c G e e . P a f k Donahue. 14.—Edws^d Brooks, John N u g e n t , Michael J. M c C a r t h y ,

Philip Seltzer. , . , _ . . 15.—-John S. Phillips, James Brown, John J. T h e r r y , John

M c C r y s t a L

F I F T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1 .—Char les E Jessup, W m . K e y e s , W m . Callahan, W m .

2 . — W m . Edwards, John Collins, Jules Glaentzen, Rich-a r d PoJMf,

3.—Geo. Fox; j r . , Wil l iam L . Smith, Chris. Wal l , James O ' R o u r k e . . _ , . .

4 .—Alexander S. Hallsted, W . S t e w a r t , John Morton,

5 . — i l e n r y C o n L ^ H u g h K e n n e d r , Edward Keenan,

6 .—'Wmfsimmons, A l e x a n d e r Wood, John O ' G a r a , Pat-rick M c C a b e .

7 — G e o r a e W . H a r v e y , Alonzo J. W y m a n , Thomas Rei l ly , H e n r y A . M u n k e n

8 — D a v i d S. Baker , James E Dunn, Anton bchmitt , James McMillan. . . . . . „ _ , , . T . 9 . — W m . H . Inness, Julius A . H e i m g , C . B. Meigs, John

1 0 . _ ! w m . a g P e t e r k i n , E d w a r d W a f e r , John J. Hayes , O w e n O 'Nei le . . . . „ _ , _ „

11.—Tames T . Stewart , P e t e r Miller, P e t e r J. Connolly, Bernard Donnelly.

ia .—Jacob Lewis, M a t t h e w A h m u t y , John P. Conklin, John Nolan. . . . . _ . . „ - „

13.—James Roach, Jeremiah Irwin, Patr ick M c C u e , Ber-nard Halpin. , , , , _ . .

4 .—Mart in L . C . Rouse, W m . M . Montgomery, Joseph M . Fox, Samuel C . R y a n .

1 5 . - J o s e p h Durable, A . J . Aaron, E d w a r d D a l e y , Igna-

16.—John H " G e t t y , Charles W a l k e r , John Pett i t , Joseph

17 — M a r t i n M . Lewis, P e t e r A . Malone, Thomas H a r -lin, WiHiam H . Potter. 18 —John M c C r e d i e , Reinhardt K r o m m , John L . T a r g e e ,

Michael Leonard. 19.—Joseph Cours, W . J . Heron, L e w i s Y o u n g , Thomas

Fitzsimmons. _ , . . 2 a — P a t r i c k McGowan, Michael Costello, Daniel Strain,

John R e d m o n d . , , „ a x . _ W . H . Stiner. Augustus C . Sucker, John Mann,

Charles J . Richardson. 32.—Richard D w v e r , John M . Fisher, Wil l iam Bryson,

Frank Bott teker . „ „ „ , , . . . 23.—Lewis M . Cohen. E u g e n e D . Wheelock . D a v i d L .

Murray . H e n r y Larkin. . „ „ 3 4 . — H e n r y Bradley. Denis J. C a r e y , Francis F . R e y -

nolds, Cons tan tine Grimes.

S I X T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

T H I R T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1 — W i l l i a m H . Feltt , Edward Sykes. John L y n c h , John

Walsh. , „ _ 3.—Charles H . Hull , Wil l iam H . Orton, James M. Fox,

Thomas D o y l e . _ „ . „ 3.—John Ginty , L e w i s B. Beardf ley , O w e n A . K e e g a n ,

Peter Spencer. _ . . , „ 4—John D u c e y , Eugene M . T u c k , Thomas M c K e o n e ,

John Brown. „ . . , , T . . 5 . — H e n r y J. Chapman. Wil l iam K u h n , John H a t ton,

John Vosburgh. „ . 6.—James B. Jackson, Charles C . Schmidt, S. L . W a i t t -

felder, W m . Lamb, Jr. „ 7.—John C . Ehrhorn, James B. Smith, James W . Elger . |

8 . — J ^ m ^ G e r i t y T j o h n G . M c M u r r a y . H u g h J. Brady , Thomas E Cuff. . _ _

9.—James Craig , Joseph Purdy, H e n r y C a r e y , James E l l i o t t . „ , . „ .

10.—Joseph M c F a r l a n d , Joseph Corbitt , W m . Bennett , Nicholas Hogan. , ,

x i . — W a r r e n A . D e c k e r . E d w a r d Crookes, John W . Berrian, John K . Fairbank.

i a . — W m . J. McDonald, John H o w e , S. D . Peters, Thomas R Dall . . _ _ , ,

13.—Samuel P. W h i t e . James M c l n t y r e . Cornelius R e d l y . F . T w e e d . . . , _ .

14.—Curtis Siddons, George Cavanagh, John W . baxton, John F . Curran. _ _ , . .

15.—John H . V a n W y c k , John D . McLean. E d w a r d J. Montague, Robert M c N a m e e .

x6.—Emil Stork, James K . B. Boyd, Benjamin B. V a n Bur en, James Gil lea. . , _ _

x j — G e o r g e W . Stewart , James M c N u l t y , Patr ick Cuff . • Joseph W . Lamb. . , . _

18 .—George C . Johnson, Charles H . Cornell , John Gor-man, L a w r e n c e C a s e y . _ _

19 .—Char les Beach. Wil l iam H. Travis . T h o m a s G . Innes, A r t h u r !. O ' H a r a .

2 a — H e n r y W . L i g h t , Thomas Bristol, J. Shannon, Charles E Innes.

2X.-Jno. P Roberts, John Lobdell, Tames B u r b n d g e , P e t e r Rei l ly . . . , ,

33 — A l g e r n o n Jones, John W . Brommer. John A h m u t y , T . B . Fisher.

F O U R T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T , x — E d w a r d B a r q u e t , T h o m a s W . Robertson, John R

2 _ H e r ^ , J r C a r T . f , W a l t e r S. Hi l l . John C . Hughes.

3 . _ L B U U H . ^ Lattiui , John G . Folsom, E d w a r d J. K e n -nedy, J. M. T a y l o r . _ . , .

4.—George P. Osborne, W m . B e r n a n , James Dooohue. James R . Ke l ly . _ , . .

5 .—James M u r r a y , James W . H a w e s , W m . R o d d y .

6 . — J w e | h B W h i t f i e l d , Thomas J. C a s e y , H e n r y Smith, Thomas E Pine. . . . . _

7 . — A n d r e w Mil l i fan, Stephen C . Henderson, James Shannon, Patrick Quick.

x .—Timothy K e e f e , James R a f f e r t y . T imothy D . O 'Brien, Thomas Byrnes.

а.—John J. D a l y , Will iam H . K m g , H e n r y Hennecke, Michael Lyons.

3.—John W . M c C o r t , Thoma» F . Hebberd , Charles Best, James Flood. . , _ „ „ . .

4.—John L o r g r i g g . James W i l c o x , Richard S. M c C a r t i e , Daniel O'Connell . , , _ . . _ .

5.—Francis Cal laghan, H e n r y Vanderhoff , Patrick Enms, A n d r e w G . Scheurmann.

б . — R i c h a r d Bennett, Dennis Meehan, W m . A . Barrett , Charles D e m p s e y . , _ 7 .—Thomas Davis , George W . Lush, John O K e e f e , Jas.

8.—John C a y m a n . Francis Bonney, John Mackin ,Adam Schwebius.

9.—Thomas O'Connor, Thomas M. N u g e n t , Lawrence E . O ' B r y a n , James M c P e a k e . _ ,

10.—Ralph Archibald, Will iam Dennan. W m . Roarke, Daniel Curt in. _ . . . „

11 .—Wil l iam H . T r a v i s . Charles E . Brehm. James D e -laney, O w e n H a r t n e y . . _

12.—Thomas Bettr idge, Tohn T . V a n Riper, Thomas McGit t igan, James M c G o v e m .

x3 .—John J. C a r r , Patrick Boleman. P. H . M c C o r m i c k , James K e l l y . . , _

14 . Wil l iam Tobin, Richard M . Lush, John A . Thomp-son, Martin W . Hynes . _ .

15 .—Michael C . Foley . B . J . Rogers, W m. T . M c G r a t h . Cornelius D . Sheehan.

16.—C. H . H y d e , Wil l iam H. T a y l o r , A n d r e w Cassidy, Phil ip Keat ing . _

1 7 . — A . Shubach, Daniel George, Thomas F. Scully, Philip R y a n . _ , .

18 —John R . Pope, J. S. Laughton, Thomas C a r y , Joseph J. M c C a r t h y .

19.—Thomas Murray , Thomas K . Fletcher, M a r t m K e l l y , T imothy Sullivan. „ . . . ,

20.—James H . Hennessy. James Murphy, Michael J. G a n e y , John Rollins.

2 1 . — D . Budd Scofield, W m . R . Armstrong. Philip M c -Govern, John P. Zeiger.

2a .—E. A . Mann, James M . Varaum, P. H . Spelman, George M c H u g h .

23.—Moses H . Epstein, Al lan W . Evarts , Oscar Solomon, i Charles W . Bcekman.

34.—Robert Miller, Samuel Kess ler .Geo. H . W . Neander Richard Veitch. „ „ , ,

25 .—Nei l McLean, Theodore P. K e l l y , E d w a r d G. Bird, ' Cora tan tine O'Donnell .

26.—Wm. H . Fitch, Martin 0*Shaugnessy, Darnel Con-nolly, G e o r g e Schermann.

a a . - J . H . Humphreys, J. J. Rabineau, James J. O B n e n , E d w a r d S. Lord. _ _

23.—B. B. L e v y , Samuel W . C l a y , John Burns, Theodore

a4.—^WiSiam J. Noble, H e n r y Donovan, Joseph H. Fer-guson, Thomas Ackerman. . . . . „ ,

a j . — j o h n More, Maxwel l E More , Julius Aronson, Chas. J . M c D e r m o t t . _ _ ,

26.—Robert J . Kingsland, James Garrison, E d w a r d Fish-er, E d w a r d Dickerson. . • _ _

2 7 . _ j u l i u s Reiche, Jacob Godde, Benjamin C o f f e y , D a -rius Darling. . _

28.—John Bradford. John Reynolds, Denis R y e r , Thomas E. McKiernan. . / . . . • 9 . — H u g h Donohue. sen'r, Frederich, Litzeiser, Isaac J.

. Drake , Thomas Barrington. ' „ „ . 30.—James M. Byrne, John A . Clement , Peter M c C u l -

lough, J. H . Hobart W a r d .

E I G H T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1 .—Danie l F. L y n c h , Saml. Rogers, James Kil len, W . S. Copeland. . . . . . . . , .

2 . Robert Grace, Joseph Nordenschield, Louis Jacobs, Joseph Herman.

3.—Dennis J. Delaney , Michael W . Lawlcr , Hubert Prendergast , Charles Heizman. . , , , . .

4 .—Peter T w a m l e y , Thos. G. Macquaide, Jas. J. Welsh, John E Murphy. _

5 .—Wil l iam Morgan, Saml. M . C o x , George Roberts, John B. Louis. . . _ . . .

6 .—Patr ick W . Murphy, W m . E. Nungeezer , Denis Sul-livan, T e r e n c e O'Connor.

7 . — W m . H . Guilfbyle, Adoiph Sanders, H e n r y Lemmer-mann. Edward D o w n e y .

8.—John C . R u d e , W . T . Church, Daniel Cloonan, H e n r y W . Murphy. _ , , „ ,

9.—John E. Evans, Samuel W . Swazey , Darnel Hughes, James M c C a r t n y .

1 0 . — R o b t W . M c K e e v e r , W m . Ross, James Powers, Patr ick F . Meagher .

x i .—James F. Guilfoyle, Patr ick Barry , E p h n u m Jacobs, Charles H . Chandler.

12.—James B. Hunt , John J. Thomas, A n d r e w J. H a g -g e r t y , Wil l iam Conklin.

13.—Eli F . Bruce, Nathaniel K e l l y , John Gowan, Frank

1 4 . - 5 f e n r y W . Keogh, Jno. W . C r y a n , Charles W o o d -hull, John J. C r o w l e y . • . . . „ ' VT

15.—John I. O ' R o u r k e , Tames Trimble, M a t t h e w N u -gent, Benjamin H . Willis.

1 6 . — H a r r y N u g e n t , Joseph O*Carroll, Joseph F . M c -Donough, H e n r y G . Cassidy. . , _

17 .—Louis jacobs , John M . Robinson, D a n i e l Sheridan, John T . Wilson. . . . - ,

18.—John F. McGovern, H u g h Coleman, H u g h M c C u l -lum, Richard Castell .

1 9 — W m . Rochfort , B. F . Melrose, R o b e r t Hal l , Thomas Donnelly. _ _ . . , _

so.—Joseph F. Clinch, Charles I . G r a d y , John Savage John A . Boyle. „ . . . .

21.-^Joseph A . Spear, Chas. H . Rogers , Jeremiah A . Hallanan, Thomas A . Bancker.

22.—George W . Nostrand, R . A . Goodyear, H e n r y Gold stein. James G . Sinclair.

23.—Spencer K i r b y , H e n r y A . B e a t t y . Rufus D o d g e . John Sheridan.

24.—James McConnel l . W m . D . Sloan, W m . D y e r Stephen Durbrow, Jr .

25.—T. B. Odell , James D e l a n e y , O l i v e r S. Hibbard, Jr . W m . Rourke .

26.—Geo. S. C r u m , H i r a m Studley, W m . H . V a n Hoesen Frederick P e r r y .

N I N E T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

S E V E N T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1.—John G. Wilson, Theodore B. Voorhees, H e n r y M c -Culiough, John H a r v e y .

2.—Samuel Levon, A l l r e d Lancaster. John E Peck . Joseph G . Hart . . . . . . . . . .

3 . — H . W . Reischhaupt, P e t e r W . Becker, Jethro Wash-b a m , Francis R u d d y .

4 . — A l e x a n d e r Graham, W m . Jas. R e i d , Michael Coo-noud, Philip F. Hanavan.

s _ E d w a r d G r e g o r y , Richard C o w l t e r , John H. Blunt, John H . O ' H a r a . . _ , , „ , _

6 . — A l e x a n d e r Laughland, James R . McFarland, W i l -l iam K e a r n e y , H u g h McGovern. .

7 . — C a r l Danun, Herbert S u r g e s , H e n r y Keiper , Pat-rick H . Noon an. 8.—Theodore S. C o r r y , Charles A Grant , Thomas Hig-gins, j o n n o w i i u . .

9.—Joseph I. Cisco. Isaac B . Guest . James Monaghan, Michael Hayes . _ _ , „ . . _ .

xo .—Wm. J. Bryon, Jr., Eben Demarest , Michael c a m . Tames M c V e y . . . _ „ _ _

i x . — M i l n o r Imlay, H . B. Smith, Chas. H . H a s w e l l , C h a s . H . Bab cock. _ ^ _ w

12.—George W . Cregier , J . T i t u s D e y o , Patr ick M c -Laughlin, John Sheridan. . , _

1 3 — W i l l i a m Gerow, J. L . Benjamin, John Doran,John J. Rei l ly . _ _ . ,

14.—John Kinney, James H . M a g e e , R o b t Grenthal , Philip Dooohue. _ _ _

15 .—Wm. H . Aldis, W m . N . L o e w , C o m e h u i J. K a n e , James F. F a i r ell.

16.—Selah Hiler , W m . C . J e w e t t . Joseph F . Webster , John Maher. _ _ . . „ . . .

17 .—Charles E W e s t , W m . D . D u k e . James N . Morns , James P. Campbell .

18.—John W a c h t e r , W m . H . Ross,John McDonald , K i m -ble S. Drake. _

19.—Edwin Clark, James A . Connell, Cornelius Gleeson, Samuel McCl intock.

j o . — W m . Winterbottom, sen., Geo. W . W a n maker, John R . Hopper, John S. Grabcr .

3 1 . — H e n r y Garrison, W m . H . Wan maker. T e r r e n c e R i l e y , H a r r y McMullin.

i .—Joseph Gilbert , John B. R y e r , W m . B a r r y , James Russell. . . . T T

3.—John McMullen, J . L . Tonnele , Johnson Hamilton Patr ick Woods.

3 .—Molyneaux Bell , Chas. E. Langdon, J . N . Bull, Jere-miah B. A i t k e n .

4 — T h o m a s D . Roberts, W m . T . D i c k , James M u r r a y Wil l iam C l a f f y . . , J _ . „

5.—Joseph Whiteman, D a v i d B. Sanford, Germain H a u s chel, T e r e n c e Sheridan.

6.—James F . Carroll . Charles H . Kitchel , Robt . W Dowling, John McLoughl in.

7 .—Thomas H . Bain ton, L e w i s D . Knickerbocker , J am es Murtagh, Will iam H. D a n v e r s .

8.—James H . L e e , Richard Will iams, E d w a r d Smith, H J. Bach ran. ,

9 . — W m . C . Wünnenberg , W m . Holmes, Sr., Adolphus Andreas, Denis Murphy. . , „ , . , .

10.—Jonathan E Cudlipp, D a v i d M. Holmes, John J Scully. John Clinton.

xi .—John Hill , Daniel D . R y e r , Michael M c K e g n e y John Brennan. _ . _ „

X3.-1P. J. Bonesteel, Wil l iam W a r e i n g , John F . Norton Dennis H a r d y . , _ . .

, 3 . — W i l l i a m Halden, Frank Miller, Francis A . Stafford E u g e n e M c l n t y r e . _ „ .

, 4 — W i l l i a m Hül , Wil l iam John C o l b y , Joseph F. M u r p h y , E d w a r d Blake. _ _ „ .

1 5 . — L u k e K e a l y . G e o r g e H u n t e r , P e t e r B. Masterson T h o m a s J. O'Cal laghan.

T W E N T I E T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

x — R . O . N . Ford, Aaron S. Pell , O w e n C o y l e , Thomas O ' R e i l l y . _ „ ^

a .—Eli jah W . R o e , Stephen A . U t l e y , Thomas F. Egan, John K e l l y . . . .

3 — B e r n a r d O ' R o u r k e , Francis Herserna, John Clavin, M. J . Gallagher. . .

4 .—Michael Cooney , Chas. H . Burhngame, John K m g , James A . Meehan.

5 . — w i l l a r d H . Jones, Nelson Underwood, W m . Ca^ill, P e t e r Minster. . . . . _

6 — C h a r l e s Whit lock, Well ington Germond, John Parn-all, Anthony T . Gallagher.

7.—Joseph S. Rindge, Jas. M . Hallenbeck, H e n r y M c -N a l l y , P . J . Carberry . .

8 .—Claude Ottingnon, Joseph A . Miller, George Ferns , Thomas J . Fitch.

a.—John A . Fox. Seymour B. H a d l e y , James McManus, M . WachteL . „ „ , „

10.—Stephen D. Hal l , Emil S t u r y , Frank M c C o y , W m . H . bparks. , „

x i . _ E d w a r d F. Davis , A n d r e w L . Lewis, E d w a r d O e t -tinger, Francis McCullough.

12.—Charles Leitz , H e n r y H . D e r r , Thos. Shepard, James. H . F a y . , _

13.—Michael H a g an, James G . Cooper, Chas. Bitterhoff , Leopold Davidson. „ „

14.—Samuel S. Pell, Thomas C l e a r y , James M c G o v e r n , F r e d ' k Hess. „ _ _

15.—Simon H . Hennirdinger, W a l t e r Cooper, W . r l . Erskine, Thomas P . Mealy .

1 6 . — H . J. Hi te , Joseph M u r r a y , A d a m E Schatz, Thos. Wooley .

17 .—Charles R Gregor, Fred. T . Hopkins, John Rourke, John R y a n . . . . . , _ „

18.—James M . Anderson, F r e d . H . H a y e s , John E U n -derwood, Geo. W . Schaffer.

19.—B. Ett inger , Wil l iam Forbes, James McCaff i l , Lewis Hessberg.

30.—Thomas Barton, John A . Mead, W a l t e r Gilman, H e n r y Ganseberg. . . . .

31 .—Charles W . Mehrer, Will iam Mentz, John J. M a -honey. John Purcell.

32.—Charles B. R a y , Charles W . Collins, Thos. B a r r y , George H . Isaacs. . , „

33.—Edward C . Donnelly, James Bryan, John K e n n e d y , A b m . L . Quackenbush.

34 — W i l l i a m H a r v e y , Ashbel P. Fitch, Isaac Schwarz, Nicholas W . MerrelL

33.—Joseph Yeamans, Ferdinand Brandies, Wil l iam H . N e w b u r y , Denis Healy . „ . , .

36.—George W . Thatcher , Herman K u g l e r , E d w a r d K e n n e d y . Robt. F. Macoy.

37 —Silas M. Styles, Nichols H . Babcock, Peter Meehan, E Mills.

T W E N T Y - F I R S T A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T , i , — E b e n e z e r B. Totten, John H . VanTasse l l , Asher B a r -

net, James J. Smith. _ a . — E d w a r d H . D e L a c e y , George Hubert , John M c l n -

tyre , PatTc Feore. , , 3.—Joseph A . C o r k e y , A lexander Martin, E d w a r d C .

Sheehy, Philip H . Moss. 4.—Nicholas J. O'Connell , Thomas J. Marshall, Alston

Culver , A . W . Fraser. j . _ J . H . Howcroft , M i c h a e t f l y n n , John Barry , Thomas

M c C a b e . _ 6 Al f red E Croker , John Cooper, G e o r g e S. Wilkes,

W m . D . Sparks. 7 — H o r a t i o P. Al len, Conrad Euler, John P. Mal loy, John

H . Abbott . I.—James M c K e n n a , Frank Oakley , P. McManus, Fred 'k

L . Lantz. Will iam Alexander , John K . Boniface, Alonzo Mason, E d w a r d Cusldey. . . . . . . , , . „ . „

1 0 , Charles A . Damoulin, Isaac N . Martin, Will iam O ' Brien, Robert Earl, j r . _

1.—John E H e g a r t y , Edmund J. Tichenor, H e n r y C . Hart , John D . M c C a r t h y .

X2, Nelson Mott , Frank B. Ball, James J. Scallon, N o r -man A . Beach. .

X3-—Geo. A . Rei l ly , Andrew Powell , Maurice W . W a l l , John F . T w o m e y . ... . . „ _ j

j 4 —Joseph M . McDonald, R o b ' t Postill, H e n r y C . L m -den, W m . F. Murray .

« — W m . H . Mott , John D . T e r r y , Augustus Salsman, H u g h R . McConlae. .

16 — H e n r y C . Robinson, Wil l iam Y o u n g , M a r t m Bergan, John H . Bodly. „ , ,

7,—Jacob Moore, John Brown, E . Owen Brewne, John

8.—Daniel S. Wilson, E. C . Coggeshal l , M i c h a e l J . H e a -ly , John A . McCosker .

19.—Charles E. Andrews, Joseph Chappell , J . Francis Hannon, J a m e s A , Sherry .

20.—James Gordon M c M u r r a y , Payson D w i g h t , Jason Mil ls ,John Coman. _ . . . . . „ . .

21.—John Maguire , Jno. F. Zebley , P. D . Ki lduff , H e n r y M.Jennings .

23. Benjamin H . Munson, G e o r g e W . Frost , J a m e s Owens, W m . H . M c C a b e .

23.—James O. Roper , Solomon Lyons, H e n r y J. W e l c h , Michael D w y e r .

34.—Phineas R . Quick, Stephen Roberts, Samuel B . Tompkins, James Ri ley .

33, Charles Rohde, Charles Swan, Cornelius Callahan, E d w a r d B. Fagan. _ , _

36.—Dr. H e n r y T . Pierce, H o w a r d W h i t n e y , Charles T . Jones, John A . D e a d y .

27. — C h a r l e s A . R a y , D a v i d Lichtenheim, Thomas F. G u -roy, Charles V . Graves.

28.—Charles E Peck, George W . J e w e t t , James M e a g h e r , W m . G . Wood. . _ . . . .

29.—Samuel Wal lace , D a v i d D . Egan, E d w a r d Schlicht-ing, James M . Rendell. u

30.—Tames M. Goodenough, A l b e r t Anderson, John M c -Dermott , W m . V . Smith.

31 .—George D . Carroll , Benjamin P a g e , Thomas Lemon, E d w a r d L . K e e c h .

33.—Mansfield J . French, Chas. D . Al la ire , John M a c -kenzie, Archibald Skillman.

33.—Philip V . D e Camp, C . A . Demarest , C h a r l e s Tucker , W m . Roberts. . . . .

34.—Will iam H . Williams, James Davis , John H . M c -C a r t y , James Evans.

3 j . — S a m u e l Scott , L y m a n L. W e s t o v e r , James K e l l y , t l . Munson. _

3 6 — G e o r g e H. Hinton, Theopilus Prat t , Michael M c -D e r m o t t , Charles Frost. _

37.—James M. Thompson, M e r r y man P. Dorsch, Emi l Hass, A n d r e w J. M o u n t

POLLING PLACES.

F I R S T A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

13—7 W e s t B r o a d w a y . 14—6q Hudson st. 15—76 W e s t B r o a d w a y . 16—97 Hudson st. 17—106 Hudson st. 18—174 Franklin st. 19—4 Beach st. 30—419 Greenwich St. 21—170 Hudson st. 22—ai Desbrosses st. 23—22J4 Desbrosses st.

1—143 Broad st. 2—9 Broadway. 3—22 Greenwich s t. 4 — 1 1 B a t t e r y place. ¡ — 8 a Greenwich st. 6—131 Greenwich s t 7—143 Greenwich st. 8—60 Wil l iam st. 9—31 J o h n s t

xo—148 Will iam s t n — 3 2 7 Fulton st. 13—70 Barc lay s t

S E C O N D A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

,—326 pear l s t x 3 — n o C h e r r y s t 3—32 Rose s t 14—433 P e a r l si. 3—421 Pear l s t i s — 4 » C e n t r e s t 4—397 Pearl st. 16—22 C e n t r e s t 5 — 5 6 N e w Chambers s t 17—60 C e n t r e st. 6—125 Roosevelt s t 18—36 Mulberry s t 7—28 Madison s t 19—24 Mott st. g—64 C h e r r y s t 20—69 Baxter s t 0—3 James Slip. 21—7 Franklin s t

10—40 O a k s t 22—134 Leonard st. ix—81 Ol iver s t 23—126 C e n t r e st.

j o Ol iver s t . T H I R D A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

ao.—Geo. Young, Jr . , H e n r y B. Hutton, John C . Bet» man, Emil Colett i .

ax.—Silas M . Bevins, James H . Carpenter , Patrick A n t h o n y , James T . M c N a m a r a .

33.—Edwin B. Gurnee, Daniel W . Morgan, Frederick Fackner, Patr ick Mahoney.

23 — M . B. Hamburger , Geo. H . Metzger , W . J . Johnston James W . K e n n e d y . _

24 — H e n r y Grener, Charles A . Hausmann, R P. H-A bell, Thos. W . Bishop. .

25.—Samuel A . L a k e , Samuel J . Lewis, John B. Fi tch. James Brady.

26.—James R . Davis , Al len S. Heath, George S. Thomp-son, Wil l iam Burke. .

27.—William C . R e d d y , H e n r y Steuwalt , John A . T o w l e , John H . C o r n e l l

38.—Wm. C r a w f o r d , Samuel W . Tut t le , M a r c u s Block,

a ^ - ^ L o ^ n f u r t l y , Jr . . H e r m a n F. Bauer , W m . W Seay, lames M. Stewart .

1—276 Mulberry st. a—21 Prince s t 3—8 Prince s t 4—24 Spring st. 5—36 Spring s t 6—249 Mulberry s t 7—67 Spring st. 8—IOX Elizabeth s t 9—383 Broome s t

xo—144 Elm st. x i—134 Baxter s t 13—150 Mulberry st. 13—168 Hester s t x 4 124 W a l k e r s t 15—316 C a n a l st. 16—70 M u l b e r r y s t 17—17» M o t t s t 18—44 B a y a r d st.

F O U R T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

x—1 M a r k e t st. 2—105 Market s t 3—41 Monroe s t 4—144 C h e r r y s t r430 W a t e r s t

104 E Broadway, 7 — 1 9 7 Madison s t i - 6 0 Market s t 9—38 N e w Canal at.

10—93 Monroe st. I t 237 C h e r r y st. , 2 — 2 1 N e w Canal , j 19 Jefferson st.

F I F T H A S S W B L Y D I S T R I C T .

14—2 Montgomery st. 15—202 Madison s t 16—280 Madison s t 17—603 W a t e r s t 18—57 Montgomery st . 19—288 E Broadway. 20—5 Jackson s t 31—23 Jackson s t 33—432 C h e r r y st. 33—19 Jackson s t 34—65 Jackson s t 35—58 Jackson s t 36—aa Jackson st.

! 113 Charlton jt. •—331 Spring St. 3—363 Hudson 1 1 4—309 S p r i n g s t . 5—473 C a n a l s t 6—564% Broome s t 7—135 Varick st. 8—365 Spring s t 9—54 Charlton st.

10—181 Var ick st. XX—186 V a n c k s t 12—193H Var ick s t 13—aoo Varick s t 14—301 Prince *t.

15—173 Prince s t 16—211 Spring at. 17—190 Spring st. 18—17 Thompaon st , 19—148 Spring st. 30—138 Prince s t 3 1 — i l l Prince S t 32—96 Prince a t ay—49% M e r c e r s t

• 608 Greenwich st . i « 77 Carmine st. 36—64)4! Carmine st . »7—54 C a r m i n e s t 28—93 Macdougal s t

S I X T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1—602 Grand St. 10—71 Wil let f t . a—34 Broome st. 1 1 — 1 9 9 K Delancy st. 3—48 Lewis st. 13—64 A t t o r n e y st. 4—18 Lewis st. 13—3' A t t o r n e y st. 5—3 Cannon st. 14—1 R i d g e 8 t-6—35 Cannon st. 15—117 Clinton st. 7 — 1 Sheriff st. 16—173 Clinton st. 8—55 Cannon st. 17—93 Suffolk st. 9—339 D e l a n c y st. 18—39 Hester st.

S E V E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 13—336 M e r c e r si. 13—105 Wooster st. 14—68 South Fi f th ave. 15—90 A m i t y st. 16—26 Sixth ave. 17—115 W e s t T e n t h st. 1 8 — i 7 3 j i W e s t 1 ath st. 19—163 W e s t 15th st. 20—136 Greenwich ave. 31—367 W e s t 15th st.

1—35 W e s t 13th st. 3—66 West 13th st. 3—132 W e s t 11th s t 4—26 Univers i ty place. 5 — 4 3 ^ W e s t n t h st. 6—78 Fourth st. 7—67 Bleecker st. 8—48 Bleecker st. 9 — 1 7 W e s t Fourth st.

10—136 Clinton st. 11—78 E. Washington sq.

E I G H T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 16—58 Canal st 1—34 Delancy st.

a — 1 3 D e l a n c y st. 3—94 Forsyth st. 4—131 Al len st. 5—93 Al len st. o — 1 1 a Ludlow st 7—93 Ludlow st. 8—81 Ludlow st. 9—76 Chryst ie st.

10—77 Eldridge st. 11—108 Hester st. 1 1 — 5 1 Ludlow st. £3—51 Canal st. 14—52 Ludlow st. 15—35 Canal st,

17—133 Canal st. 18—33 Rivington st. 19—186 Eldridge s t 20—93 Stanton st. 31—153H Stanton st. 33—184 Rivington st. 33—331 East Houston st. 34—319 Stanton st. 35—118 Pi t t st. 36—87 Columbia st. 3 7 — H I Sheriff st. 28—90 Columbia St. 29—441 East Houston st. 30—131 Goerck st.

N I N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1—25 Ninth st. »—636 Hudson st. 3—806 Washington st. 4—780 Washington st. 5—4 Bethune st. 6—720 Washington st. 7—713 Washington st. 8—617 Hudson st. 9—298 W e s t Fourth st

10—103 Charles st. 11—233 W e w T e n t h sr. i s—264 W e s t I i t h st. 13—510 Hudson st. 14—.670 Greenwich st.

T E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 12—24 A v e n u e A . 13—155 T h i r d st. 1 4 — j o A v e n u e A .

15—459 Hudson st. 16—472 Hudson st. 17—61 Bedford st. 18—6 Morton st. 19—24 Barrow st. 20—383 Bleecker st. 31—24 Christopher st. 22—11 Greenwich ave. 33—33 Greenwich ave. 24—271 W e s t Fourth st. 25—323 W e s t Fourth st. 26—83 Ninth ave. 37—78 Ninth ave.

1—199 Forsyth st. 3—191 Al len st. 3—163 Essex st. 4—134 Stanton st.

5 5—254 E. Houston st. 6 — 9 First ave. 7—103 Second st. 8—19 First ave. 9—78 Third st.

10—59 First ave. 1 1 — 3 5 A v e n u e A .

15—400 Fi f th st. 16—77 First ave. 17—347 Fif th st. 18—430 Sixth st. 19—598 Sixth st. 20—98 A v e n u e A . 21—443 Sixth st. 2 2 — i n First ave.

E L E V E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 16—304 W e s t 29th st. 17—219 W e s t 28th st. 18—134 W e s t 30th st. 19—259 W e s t 29th st. 20—344 Ninth ave. 21—384 Ninth ave. 22—412 Eighth ave. 33—256 W e s t 32d st. 24—103 W e s t 36th st. 25—490 Sixth ave. 26—1210 Broadway. 27—64 W e s t 33d st. 28—602 Sixth ave. 29—644 Sixth ave. 30—24 W e s t 40th st.

1—232 Sixth ave. 3—32 East 18th st. 3—55 W e s t 18 th st. 4—39 East 18th st. 5—360 Sixth ave. 6 — 4 East 33d st. 7—408 Sixth ave. 8—go East 26th st. 9—54 W e s t 27th st.

j o — 1 9 W e s t 28th st. 11—297 Seventh ave. 13—390 Seventh a v e 13—384 Ninth ave. 14—327 Seventh ave, 15—344 Eighth ave.

T W E L F T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1—604 East 14th st. a—632 East 12 th st. 3—194 A v e n u e C . 4 — 1 6 8 — A v e n u e C . ¡ — 4 1 0 East l e t h st. 6—645 East 9th st. 7—740 East oth st. 8—329 Eighth st. 9—100 A v e n u e D .

10—338 Eighth st.

11—723 S i x t h st. 12—81 A v e n u e C . 13—755 Fi f th st. 14—650 F i f t h st. 15—46 A v e n u e D . 16—159 L e w i s st. 17—298 East 4th st. 18—442 East Houston st. 19—354 East Houston st. 20—140 L e w i s st.

T H I R T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1—353 T e n t h ave. a—525 W e s t 33d st. 3 — 1 1 5 N i n t h ave. 4—167 Ninth ave. 5—338 W e s t 31st st. 2—341 W e s t 31st st. • 315 Ninth ave. 8—304 W e s t 34th st. g—263 N i n t h a v e .

10—348 N i n t h ave. 11—364 W e s t 19th st.

13—304 W e s t 18th st. 13—341 W e s t 17th st. 14—330 W e s t 19th st. 15—194 Seventh ave. 16—230 Seventh ave. 17—364 Seventh ave. 18—115 Seventh ave. 19—100 W e s t 19th st. 30—105 W e s t 20th st , a i — 1 3 0 W e s t 34th st. as—365 Seventh ave.

F O U R T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1 — h i Fourth ave . 9—220 First ave. 3—133 First ave . 10—190 First a v e . 3—137 First ave . 1 1 — 1 7 3 First ave . 4—239 East 9th i t . ia—140 First a v e . 5—163 First ave. 13-^176 A v i n u e A . 6—183 First ave . 14—504 East 13th s t 7—350 East 13th st. 15—516 East 14th st. 8—333 First ave.

F I F T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R C T . 1—399 T e n t h ave. 3—333 T e n t h ave . 3—405 T e n t h ave . 4—465 T e n t h ave. 5—487 T e n t h ave . 6—538 W e s t 40th s t 7—434 W e s t 39th st. 8—490 T e n t h ave. 9—417 W e s t 35th s t

IO—4IO T e n t h ave.

13—399 Ninth ave. 14—528 Ninth ave. 15—339 W e s t 38th st . 16—478 Ninth ave. 17—444 Ninth ave. 18—61 a Eighth ave. 19—488 Seventh ave. 30—474 Seventh ave . ai—438 Seventh ave. 23—1374 Broadway.

11—387 Ninth ave. 23—619 Sixth ave . 13—340 Ninth ave. 24—417 Seventh ave.

S I X T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 14—355 First ave. 15—351 East 18th st. 16—241 First a v e

I—303 A v e n u e A . 3—289 A v e n u e B. 3—250 A v e n u e A . 4—339 A v e n u e A. 5—264 First ave . 6—367 A v e n u e A . 7—296 First ave . 8—306 First ave. 9—338 First ave.

10—354 First ave. II—430 First ave. 13—438 Second ave. 13—396 T h i r d ave .

17—317 Third ave. 18—334 East 22d t t 19—385 Second ave. 20—239 East 34th st. 31—36 Lexington ave. 33—159 East 33d s t 33—334 Third ave. 24—180 Third ave. 25—148 Third ave. so—333 A v e n u e B.

S E V E N T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1—1444 Broadway, a—340 W e s t 41st st. 3—306 W e s t 41st st. 4—544 T e n t h ave . •—571 Ninth ave. 6—485 T e n t h ave. 7—603 T e n t h ave. 8—610 T e n t h ave. 9—327 W e s t 43d s t

i»—334 W e s t 44th st, 1 1 — 7 1 4 Eighth ave. 12—639 Ninth a v e 13—657 Ninth ave. 14—750 Eighth ave. 13—1485 Broadway.

16—671 Ninth ave. 17—687 Ninth ave. 18—705 Ninth ave. 19—1529 Broadway. 20—1393 Broadway. 31—1403 Broadway. 3a—775 Seventh ave. 33—843 Eighth ave . 34—730 T e n t h ave. 35—791 Ninth ave . »0—880 Eighth ave. 37—801 Ninth ave. 38—898 Eighth ave . 39—439 W e s t 54th s t 30—914 Eighth ave.

3—511 Second ave. 4—421 T h i r d ave. 5—530 Second ave. 0—554 Second ave. 7—569 Second ave. 8—566 Second ave. 9—594 Second ave.

10—477 Third ave. 1—614 Second ave: 3—634 Second ave. 3—655 Second ave .

16—565 Third ave. 17—591 T h i r d ave. 18—737 Second ave. 19—588 T h i r d ave. 20—554 Third ave. 31—165 East s^th st. 33—474 Third ave. 33—463 Fourth ave. 34—444 Third ave. 25—399 Fourth ave. 36—130 East 38th st.

N I N E T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1 — E a s t side Kingsbridge 8 — W e s t side Broadway,

road, between 175th bet. 97th and 98th sts. and 176th sts. 9 — N o r t h side 84th st, near

3—10th ave. between 157 th Boulevard. and 158th sts. 1 0 — W e s t side Boulevard,

3—4 Carman pi. 10th a v e , bet. 68th and 69th sts. bet. 153d and 153d s t s . n — E a s t side 10th ave . bet.

4 — B r o a d w a y , cor. 131st st. 65th and 66th sts. 5—Boulevard and 126th st .12—East side 9th ave. a 6—18 n o t h st. doors from 6sd st. 7 — W e s t side Broadway,i3—083 Eighth ave.

between 99th andi4—833 T e n t h ave. 100th sts. 15—974 Eighth ave. T W E N T I E T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

1—533 Fi f th ave. 30—1,040 Second ave. 3 — 138 East Forty-first st. s i — 1 5 7 East Fifty-second st. 3—633 Third ave . 4—791 Second ave. 5—819 Second ave. 6—666 Third ave . 7—713 Third ave . 8—709 Third ave. 9—851 Second ave.

10—840 Sixth ave. 11—748 Third ave.

!—810 Third ave. 13—225 East 46th s t

4—894 Second ave. 15—908 Second ave. 16—803 Third ave . 17—170 E. Fifty-f irst st. 18—253 E. Fifty-f irst st.

32—206 East Fifty-fourth st. 33—896 T h i r d ave. 24—984 Sixth ave. 35—1,016 Sixth ave. 26—199 East 58th st. 37—1,049 Second ave. 28—1,065 Second ave. 39—1,097 Second ave. 30—1,130 Second ave. 31—1,023 Third avenue. 33—1,155 Second ave. 33—1,06a T h i r d ave. 34—1,163 Second ave. 33—1,337 Second ave. 36—1,353 Second ave. 37—1,103 Third ave.

STREETS.

Aldermen Monheimer, Billings, M c C a f f e r t y STREET PAVEMENTS.

Aldermen Falconer, Monheimer, V a n Schaick.

9—994 Second ave. T W E N T Y - F I R S T A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T .

I—1,383 T h i r d ave. 3—1,327 T h i r d ave. 3—1,336 T h i r d ave. 4—1,377 T h i r d ave. 5—1,311 T h i r d ave. 6—1,486 Second ave. 7—173 East 78th st. 8—SOS E. 80th st. 9—1,433 T h i r d ave.

10—200 East 8sd s t II—1,480 Third ave. 13—1,654 Second a v e , 13—1,544 Third ave. 14—1,506 T h i r d ave. 15—1,501 Third ave. 16—1,640 T h i r d av2. 17—1,731 T h i r d ave. 18—1,907 Third ave. 19—1,974 T h i r d ave. 20—1,999 T h i r d ave. 21—3,020 Third ave.

A d j o u r n e d .

23—2,051 T h i r d ave. 33—s,080 T h i r d ave. 34—2,228 Second ave. 25—2,104 T h i r d ave. 26—2,135 Third ave. 27—2,152 T h i r d ave . 28—2,177 Third ave. 29—Cor. i22d st. and T h i r d

ave. 30—222 East 121st s t 31—2,367 T h i r d ave . 33—188 East 133d st. 33—3,347 T h i r d ave. 34—Corner 135th st. and

Fourth ave, 35—3,381 Fourth ave , cor.

129th s t 36—36 East 128th st. 37—Sixth ave. between

134th and 135th st.

S. C. HAWLEY, Chief Clerk.

E I G H T E E N T H A S S E M B L Y D I S T R I C T . 1—473 Second a v e . 14—8*7 East 35th s t 3—243 East 38th s t 1 5 — 5 5 3 T h i r d a v e .

N A M E S , R E S I D E N C E S A N D P L A C E S O F B U S I N E S S

O F T H E

M E M B E R S

O F T H E

B O A R D O F A L D E R M E N .

1 8 7 3 - 4 .

I. Samuuel B. H . Vance , President; place of business corner of 34th «treet and 10th avenue ; residence 306 W e s t 73d street.

а. O l i v e r P . C . Billings, place of business, 15 Nassau street ; residence, 143 East 34th street.

3. Jenkins V a n Schaick, place of business, 13 Broad street ; residence, 1 Universi ty place.

4. Stephen V . R . Cooper, place of business, 177 Broad-w a y ; r e s i d e n c e , ? i 8 W e s t 51st street.

5. John Falconer .place of business, 473 Broome street ; residence, 308 East 15th street.

б. George K o c h , place of business, 33 Rivington s t reet ; residence, 638 Lexington avenue.

7. P e t e r K e h r , place of business, 115 Norfolk s t r e e t ; residence, 5c Seventh street,

g. Robert M c C a f f e r t y , place of business, 654 5U1 avenue ; residence, 85S Lexington avenue.

9. Oswald Ottendorfer , place of business, 17 Chatham street ; residence, 7 East 17th street. >

10. H e n r y Clausen, place of business, 309 East 7th street ; residence, 83d street corner A v e n u e A .

II . Patr ick L y s a g h t , place of business, 514 Pear l s t r e e t ; residence, 37 C i t y Hall Place.

i s . R i c h a r d Flanagan, place of business, 313 W e s t 33d street ; residence, 313 W e s t ssd street.

13. John Rei l ly , place of business, 62 East 14th s treet residence, 314 East 14th street .

14. John J. Morr is , piace of business, 59 U n i v e i s i t y Place ; residence. 117 W e s t 31st street.

15. Joseph A . Monheimer, place of business, 333 East 31st street residence, 333 East 31st street.

S A M U E L B. H . V A N C E , P r e s i d e n t JOSEPH C . PINCKNEY. Clerk, 37 Stuyvesant st.

STANDING COMMITTEES. A R T S AND SCIENCES, INCLUDING PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Aldermen Billings, Monheimer, R e i l l y . FERRIES.

Aldermen Falconer, Cooper. Lysaght .

FINANCE.

Aldermen V a n Schaick, Clausen, K e h r , Morris, Otten-

ior ier . L A N D S A N D PLACES.

A l d e r m e n M c C a f f e r t y , K o c h , Glausen. L A W DEPAETMENT.

A l d e r m e n Cooper, Billings, Flanagan. MARKET'S.

Aldermen Morris, K e h r , Lysaght. PRINTING A N D ADVERTISING.

Aldermen K e h r , Ottendorfer , Falconer. PUBLIC WORKS.

Aldermen K o c h , Morris Clausen. RAILROADS.

Aldermen Bill ings, V a n Schaick, Ottendorfer. REPAIRS A N D SUPPLIES.

Aldermen K e h r , Cooper, Flanagan. ROADS.

Aldermen Cooper, Clausen, Rei l ly .

SALARIES A N D OFFICES.

Aldermen Ottendorfer, K o c h , McCaf fer ty .

N A M E S , R E S I D E N C E S A N D P L A C E S O F B U S I N E S S

O F T H E

M E M B E R S O F T H E

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, FOR I S 7 3 .

I .—Thomas Foley, place of business 34 Morris s t r e e t ; residence, 18 W e s t street.

3.—Jeremiah Murphy, place of business 45 C h e r r y street; residence, 45 C h e r r y street.

3 .—Charles M. Clancy , place of business 191 M o t t street residence 191 M o t t street.

4.—John C . K e a t i n g , place of business 333 C h e r r y street ; residence, 333 C h e r r y street.

5 . — H e n r y Wisser, place of business 77 Greene street ; residence, 155 Prince street.

f . — M i c h a e l H e a l y , place of business 19 R i d g e street ; residence, 19 R i d g e street.

7.—Thos. L . Thornell, place of business 120 Broadway ; residence, 1(9 W e s t 12th street.

8 —John Theiss, place of business 223 B o w e r y ; residence, 223 Bowery .

9 .—George F. Codington, place of business 63 P e r r y street ; residence, 62 P e r r y street.

10.—Joseph P. Strack, place of business 85 W a t e r s t r e e t ; residence, 179 Third street.

11 .—Wil l iam S. Kreps, place of business 349 and 351 W e s t 26th street ; residence, 354 W e s t 27th street.

12.—Patrick Keenan, place of business 217 Lewis street ; residence, 217 Lewis street.

13.—Will iam W a d e , place o f business 8th avenue and 33d street ; residence, 144 W e s t 3ist street.

14.—John J. K e h o e , place of business 41 Chambers street; residence, 138 First avenue.

15 . E d w a r d Bracks, place of business 686 Eighth ave-nue ; residence, 433 W e s t 39th street.

16 .—George K e l l y , place of business 336 East aoth street ; residence, 318 East 30th street.

17 . Stephen N . Simonson, place of business 304 W e s t 53d street ; residence, 305 W e s t 48th street.

18.—Philip Cumisky, place of business 55a First avenue : residence, 553 First avenue.

i g . — H e n r y A . Linden, place of business Hunter 's Point ; residence, 68th street , between 10th and n t h aves.

so. Isaac Sommers, place of business 10 Barclay street ; residence, 202 East 55th street.

21.—Benjamin B e y e a , place of business 89 W e s t street ; residence, 33 E a s t 133d street.

WILLIAM WADE, President. CONSTANTTNE DONOHO, C lerk , 3 M o t t st.

4—Audit ing B u r e a u — Main floor, west end, N e w C o u n t y Court House. 5—Bureau of Licenses. 1 Ground floor, west end, N e w 6—Buieau of M a r k e t s — } C o u n t y C o u r t House. 7 — B u r e a u for the reception of all moneys paid into

the Treasury , in the C i t y and for the p a y m e n t of money on warrants drawn b y the Comptroller and counter-signed by t h e M a y o r —

(Office of Chamberlain and County Treasurer.) Main floor west end, N e w County C o u r t House. 8—bureau f j r the Collection of Assessments— Governor's room, C i t y Hall (temporarily.)

L A W D E P A R T M E N T

Counsel to the Corporation, 83 Nassau St., 9 a. m., 5 p .m. Public Administrator, 115 and 117 " 10 a.m., 4 p.m. Corporation A t t ' y , " " " 8:30a.m.,4:30p.m. A t t o r n e y for the Collection of Arrears of Personal T a x e s ,

365 Broadway, Room 13, 9 a. m., 4 p. m. A t t o r n e y to the Department of Buildings, so Nassau

street. Room 53, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.

P O L I C E D E P A R T M E N T .

Central Office, 300 Mulberry street, a lways open. Corn's Office, " " Supt's Office, " " " Inspector's Office, " " Chief Clerk 's Office, " Property Clerk , Bureau o f S't C lean 'g , " " Bureau o f Elections, " "

D E P A R T M E N T O F P U B L I C W O R K S .

a. m., 5 p. m.

S T A N D I N G C O M M I T T E E S F O R T H E Y E A R 1873;

A R T S A N D SCIENCES.

Assistant Aldermen Kreps , Theiss, Codington. DONATIONS.

Assistant Aldermen Codington, C l a n c y , Wisse FERRIES.

Assistant A ldermen Beyea , H e a l y , K e h o e . FINANCE

Assistant A l d r r m e n Strack, Murphy , Simonson. LAMPS A N D GAS.

Assistant Aldermen Kreps , Foley, Beyea. L A W DEPARTMENT,

¿issistant Aldermen Thornell , C l a n c y , Strack. MARKETS.

Assistant Aldermen Murphy, Codington, K e h o e , F o l e y

Beyea. NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

Assistant A ldermen Wisser, Thornell , Cumisky , K e a t -ng, Strack.

ORDINANMCS.

Assistant Aldermen Simonson, Bracks, Thornell . PRINTING A N D ADVERTISING.

Assistant A l d e r m e n K e a t i n g , Kreps, Thornell . PUBLIC HEALTH.

Assistant A l d e r m e n Linden, H e a l y , Wisser. PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Assistant Aldermen Codington, Murphy, Thornell . PUBLIC WORKS.

Assistant Aldermen Kehoe, Keat ing, Kreps. RAILROADS.

Assistant A ldermen Simonson, Keenan, Linden, Som-mers, Beyea

ROADS. Assistant Aldermen Linden, Cumisky, Kreps.

SALARIES A N D OFFICES. Assistant Aldermen Kehoe , Bracks, Codington.

SEWERS. Assistant Aldermen Kreps , K e l l y , Linden.

STREETS. Assistant Aldermen B e y e a , Theiss, Linden.

STREET PAVEMENTS. Assistant Aldermen Kehoe , Sommers, Simonson.

JOINT COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS. Assistant Aldermen Thornell , Keenan, Linden.

Commissioners' Office, 19 C i t y Hal l , 9 a. m., 4 p. m . Chie f C lerk , ao " Contract C l e r k a i " _ " " Engineer in charge of sewers, a i C i t y Hal l , " " Engineer in charge of Boulevards and

avenues, 18 % C i t y Hal l , _ " " Bureau of repairs and supplies, 18 C i t y Hal l , " " Bureau o f Lamps and Gas, 13 C i t y Hal l , " " Bureau of Imcumbrances, 13 C i t v Hall, 9 a, m. to 4 p. in Bureau of Street Improvements,11 C i t y Hal l " " Bureau of the C h i e f Engineer of the Croton

aqueduct, n % C i t y Hall , Bureau of W a t e r Register , 10 C i t y Hall , " " Bureau of W a t e r Purveyor , 4 C i t y Hal l , " " Bureau oi Streets and Roads, 13 C i t y Hal l , " " D E P A R T M E N T O F P U B L I C C H A R I T I E S A N D

C O R R E C T I O N . Central Office, 66 Third av. 8 a. m., to 5 p. m. Out Door Poor D e p ' t , 66 Third av . , a lways open.

Entrance on n t h Street. Free Labor Bureau, 8 and 10 Clinton pi. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Reception Hospital, C i t y Hal l Park, N . E. Corner, al-

ways open. Reception Hospital, 99th street and 10th av. a lways op en. Bellevue Hospital, foot of 36th street, E . R . " "

F I R E D E P A R T M E N T . Commissioner's Office, 127 and 129 Mercer S t , 9 a. m. to

4 p. m. C h i e f of Department , 137 and 139 Mercer St . , 9 a. m. to

4 p. m. Inspectors of Combustibles, 137 and 139 Mercer St. , 9 .

m. t i 4 p. m. Fire Marshal, 137 and 139 Mercer St. , 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

H E A L T H D E P A R T M E N T . Commissioner's Office, 301 M o t t St. 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sanitary Superintendent, f o i M o t t St., a lways open. Register of Records, 301 M o t t St. , for granting burial

permits, on all days of the w e e k except Sundays from 7 a. m. to 6 o'lock p. m., and on Sundays irom 8 a. m. to 5 o'clock p. m.

D E P A R T M E N T O F P U B L I C P A R K S . Commissioners' Office, 36 Union Square, 9 a . m. to 5 p m.

D E P A R T M E N T O F D O C K S . Commissioners' I Iffice, 346 and 348 B r o a d w a y , c o m e

Leonard S t , q a. m. to 4 p. m. D E P A R T M E N T O F T A X E S A N D A S S E S S M E N T S . Commissioners' Office, Brown Stone Building, C i t y H a l l

Parle, 3a Chambers S t , 9 a. m. 4 p. m., on Saturday 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.

Surveyor's Bureau, 19 Chatham St. , 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Board of Assessors, "

D E P A R T M E N T O F B U I L D I N G S . Superintendent's Office, 1 Fourth av . , 9 a. m. to 4 p. m

B O A R D O F E X C I S E . Commissioners Office, a w Mulberry street, 9 A. M. 4 P. M

B O A R D O F E D U C A T I O N . Office of the Board, cor G r a d and E l m sts, 9 A. M. 5 p. M, Supt. of Schools, ", " 9 A.M. 5 p. M

C O M M I S S I O N E R S O F E M I G R A T I O N . Commissioners, Office, Castle Garden, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Superintendents, Office, Castle Garden, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m T H E C I T Y R E C O R D Office, No. a C i t y Hal l , N . W ,

corner ( . .ement, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. M I S C E L L A N E O U S O F F I C E S .

Coroner's Office, 40 E . Houston st. ) Sheriff 's " first floor, S. W . cor. S 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

N e w Court House. ) aunty Clerk 's Office, first floor, N . E . 1 cor."New C o u r t House. I 9 a . r n . t 0 4 p . r n ,

Surrogate's Office, first floor, S. E . cor. [ » N e w Court House. j

Register 's Office, Hall ot Records.) a m t 0 . _ m

C i t y Hal l Park. J * Distr ict Attorney 's Office, second floor 1

Old Court House, 8a Chambers 5 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. S t r e e t „ , , ) , Commissioner of Jurors, Commissioners Office, base-

ment, brown stons building. C i t y Hal l Park 33 Chambers street, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

C O U R T S . I Second Floor, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.

I I

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Statement of the hours during which all public offices

in the C i t y are open for business, and at which each Court regularly opens and adjourns, as wel l as of the p'aces where such offices are kept and such Courts are hsld.

E X E C U T I V E D E P A R T M E N T .

OFFICES. LOCATION. HOURS. M a y o r ' s O f f i c e . . . . N o . 6, C i t y Hall 10 a .m.—3p.m. Mayor 's Marshal . .No. 5. C i t y Hall 10 a.m.—3 p.m Permit B u r e a u . . . . N o . 1 , C i t y Hall 10 a .m.—a p.m, License B u r e a u . . . N o . 1, C i t v Hall 10 a .m.—a p . m

L E G I S L A T I V E D E P A R T M E N T .

C r k o f the Common ) Council and 0» B ' d | 7 & 8 C i t y H a l l . 9 A . M . — 4 P . M of Supervisor*. )

C lerk of B'd of Assist-1 c i t v H a l l . .9 A . M — 4 P . M ant Aldermen. J

F I N A N C E D E P A R T M E N T .

Office hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Comptroller's Office, W e a t end. N e w ~ounty C o u r t

House. . . . . . 1 — B u r e a u tor the collection of the revenue accruinj;

f iom rents and interest on bonds and mortgages, and revenue arising from the use or sale o f property belong-ing to or managed b y »he C i t y —

Ground floor, W e s t end. N e w C o u n t y C o u r t House a—Bureau for the Collection of T a x e s — Brown-stone building, C i t y Hall P a r k . 3—Bureau for the collection of arrear of taxes and

Assessments and of w a t e r rents— I Gtound floor. W e s t end, N e w C o u n t y C o u r t House.

Supreme Court General T e r m , Special T e r m , Chambers, Circuit , part 1, Circuit , part a.

N e w Court House.

) 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. SUPERIOR COURTS.

Superior Court . 1 , d floor N e w ) « "

" " D i t ' I Court House, i " ^ ~ •• «« P a r t I I . ) J 11 a. m. — d o l t ' s Office, 3d floor, N e w C o u r t House, 9 a. m., 4p .m.

COMMON PLEAS.

Common Pleas. 3d fl., N e w C o u r t House, 9 a. m., 4 p. m. G E N E R A L SESSIONS.

G e n e r a Sessions, 33 Chambers street , 10 a. m., 4 p. m. Clerk 's Office, 3a Chambers s t , Room 14, " "

OVER A N D TERMINER. O y e r and T e r m i n e r . ) c h a m b e r s s t . , )

L g e n e r a l T e r m , S 3 R o o m „ . 10 a . m . '* Special T e r m . ) )

SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Special Sessions, Tombs, corner Franklin and C e n t r e streets, Tuesdays , Thurs-days and Saturdays, 10 4. m.

JUSTICE'S (OR DISTRICT) COUR1S.

First District . 1st, ad, 3d. and j t h i W a r d s , S. W . corner of C e n t r e and j 10a. m. ,4p. m

Chambers streets. ' Second Distr ict , 4th, 6th, and 14th 1 ^ „ ^

W a r d s , 514 Pear l street. I * T h i r d District, 8th, 9th,and 15th Wards, 1 9 J L . m . , 4 P . m.

13 Greenwich a v e n u e . } Fourth District , 10th, and 17th Wards. I m . , 4 p . m.

163 East Houston street. I F i f t h D i s t r i c t 7th, n t h , and 13th v> ards J ? , m > 4 p m

154 Clinton s t r e e t ) Sixth District, -Seventh D i s t r i c t 1 9 t h Wards,

57th street, between rhird and Lex-ington avenues. _ -

Eighth D i s t r i c t 16th and aoth. W a r d s , I S. W . cor. 33d s t and 7th ave . J

Ninth District , l a t h W a r d , 3374 F o u r t h ) avenue. '

9 a. m . , 4 p . m.

9:30a.m. 4 P * .

9 a. m., 4 p . m .

458. T H E C I T Y R E C O R D . OCTOBER 25.

MARINE COURT (Brown stoue building.) G e n e r a l T e r m , 32 Chamber Room 1 7 , 1 0 a. m.. 3 p. m. Special 5 ° ° m

Chambers , " " £ ° ° m l 8 ' C lerk ' s Office. " " R o o m 19. 9 a . i n . , 4 P . m .

POLICE COURTS.

First District, 14th,) 1 a+th, 25th, 26th, I Tombs.cor. Frank-27th, and portion }•

- - - y Pre- I l u and C e n t r e streets.

7 a. an., 3 p- m.

ave. , corner o f 10th street.

i

o f Sanitary cmct.

Second District, 8th 1 9th, 15th, 16th, j Greenwich aoth, 25th, 33d, V 98th, and 29th J Precincts.

T h i r d Distr ict , 7th, 10th, n t h , 13th, . , 17th, 18th, and >69 Essex street. > 8 a . m . , 4 p . m portion of Sanita- I ry Precinct . J

F o u r t h Distr ict , 1 t h s t r e e t _ b e - I 19th, atst , sad, I J / t w e e n 3 d and }• «3d, and 19th1 Lexington a v e tub station. I _ . /

F i f t h District , 1 ath W a r d , 2374 Fourth I avenue (Harlem.) •

g a. m . , 6 p . m.

8 a . m . , 5 p . m .

8a . a - 4P- ni.

DEPARTMENT PUBLIC PARKS. D E P A R T M E N T OF PUBLIC P A R K S , j

36 U N I O N S Q U A R E , (EAST) » NEW YORK, October 23, -

A S T : ; 3, 1873- )

» E A L E D P R O P O S A L S W I L L B E R E C E I V E D A T ¡ n c l u ' d ^ d ° n d contained within the follow^

STREET OPENINGS. O U P R E M E C O U R T . - I N T H E M A T T E R O F T H E S a p p h « t i o n of the M a y o r , A1 ^ m e n ^ d Common-al ty of the C i t y of N e w York , re lat ive to the opening of O n e Hundred and Fortieth street between the E i g h t h avenue and the Harlem river, in the C i t y o f N e w Y o r k

W e the undersigned Commissioners of Est imate and Assessment in the above entitled matter hereby g i v e no*u£?o th*o*rner or owners, occupant or occupants. of all houses and lots and improved or unimproved lands a f f e r t e d t h e r e b y , and to all others whom it may concern.

'"•That w e have completed our estimate and assessment, and that all persons interested in these proceedings or in any of the lands a f fec ted- thereby , and who may be ™ ° d to the same, do present their objections in S duly verified, to R o b e r t Sutherland, Esq., our Chairman, a t the office of the Commissioners. N o . 8a S Street (Room No. 24). in the said « t y , on or beforet ! .e 3d day of November . 1873. and that w e , the said Commissioners, will hear p a r u e s so obiccting within the ten w e e k days next after the said 3d day of Novem-ber " d " r that purpose will be in attendance at our said office on each of said ten days, a t 12 o clock M.

, T h a t the abstract of the said estimate and assessment, together w i t h o u r maps, and also all the affidavits, est. mates and other documents which were used b y us 1. maktne our report, have been deposited in the office of the Department of Public Works , in the city of N e w Y o r ^ t W e to remain until the i 5 t h day of November ,

l 8 $ i a t the limits embraced b y the assessment aforesaid are as follows, to w i t : A l l those lots, pieces or parce l^of land, ly ing and be,ng_ in the said city » [ , ^ w Y ^ a n d

limits or bounds, that is to say : on the north by the: cen-tre line of the blocks between i 4 c t h and 141st streets , o n t h e s o u t h by the centre line of the blocks between u o t h ^ d 139th streets ; on the west by t h e easterly line of t h e ^ v e n u e Saint Nicholas ; and on the cast by the westerly line of Exterior street at the Harlem river

A n d that our report herein will be presented to the

FOURTH.—That our report herein win be presented o the Supreme Court of the State of N e w Y o r k , a t a

jpecial term thereof, to be held in the N e w C o u r t H o ^ e a t the C i t y Hall in the C i t y of N e w Y o r k , on the 7 A day ot November . 1873, at the opening ol the C o u r t on that day . ^ d that J * a n d there, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a motion will b e t a a d e that the said report be confirmed.

D a t e d N e w fc Sept. 6th. ¿ 8 ^ . R ^ ^ ^

GRATZ NATHAN. H E N R Y M C D O N N E L L ,

Commissioners.

A l l payments made at this office within sixty d a y s from this date , are, b y law. exempted from the charge for interest at seven per cent., which runs from the date of confirmation. T h e collector's office is open daily from 9 A. M. to 4 P. »«. AJJE>REW W . L E G G A T ,

A c t i n g Collector.

S * t h e tffice o f t h e " D e p a r t m e n t of Public Parks un ti l Thursday, the sixth day of November , 1873. at 4 ° -clock P M. , for the construction and completion of all the wood, carpenter, tin and glaziers work of a building to be erected on Central P a r k for the accommodation of the graminivorous animals, in accordance with the draw-ings and specifications for the ^ m e which^may be_ seen I a t the office < * B room) as above.

T o be completed < T h e proposals will be publicly opened oy u.c I December , 1873, at tne opening v . " " A i

s ioneasat the office of the Department as above, on the | d t h a t t h e „ and there, or as Loon hercaf ter as counsel tenth d a y of November , 1873, a t the hour of 9:30 o clock b heard thereon, a motion wil l be made that the

N o proposal will be considered unless accompanied b y a consent in writ ing e l two responsible householders or freeholders o f t h e C i t v of N e w Y o r k , their r e s p e c m e places of business or residence being named, to the effect that they wil l become bound as suretus m the sum ot 1 fifteen hundred dollars for the faithful performance of the contract , should it be awarded upon that proposal.

E ich proposal must state the name and place ot residence ol the person making the same, the names of all persons in-terested with him therein, that it is made without collu-sion with any other person making an estimate for the same work, and that no member o f t h e Common Council or other officer of the corporation is directly or indirectly interested therein, or in any portion o f the prohts

T h e ^Department reserves the right to reject any or al l proposals. Proposed sureties must ver i fy their con-sent before a Judge of a Cc&rt of Record in the County o f N e w Y o r k

said report be confirmed. D a t e d N e w Y o r k , ^ ^ V u i i l E R L A N D ,

G R A T Z N A T H A N . M I C H A E L C . M U R P H Y ,

Commissioners.

I S S o n a v ^ - f r o m " One Hundred

FINANCE DEPARTMENT. P R O P O S A L S F O R $ 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0

C O N S O L I D A T E D S T O C K O F T H E C I T Y O F

N E W Y O R K .

O E A L E D P R O P O S A L S W I L L B E R E C E I V E D A T S the Comptroller 's Office until Tuesday October 28 l 8 „ AT 2 o'clock P. M., when the same will be publiclv opened, for the whole or P f » o f the sum of two mi^ lion dollars of Consolidated Stock of the C i t y of N e w Y o r k , authorized b y section 4 of chapter 444. laws ot 1872. and chapter 322, laws of 1871.

S a i d S t o c k will bear interest at the rate of seven per c m t ^ r annum, payable on the first day of M a y and N o -v e m b ^ r ^ c h year , and the principal will be redeemed on the first d a y of November. 1894. . • .

T h e proposes will state the amount of Stock desired, and the price per one hundred dollars thereof: and the persons whose proposals are accepted wil l thereupon be S to deposit w i t h the Chamberlain the sums [ w a r d e d to them respectively, together with any pre-

^ O n ' p r e s e n t i n g to the Comptroller the receipts of the Chamberlain for such deposit, the parties will be= enUtled to receive certificates for equal amounts of the jrar value of the sums awarded to them, bearing interest from the

^ K & o u l d be sealed and endowed « Propo; sa ls for Consolidated Stock of the C i t y of N e w Y o r k and enclosed in a second envelope addressed to the

C The t rTght r ' is reserved on the part o f t h e Comptrol ler to reject 2 y or all of the bids, if in his judgment the inter-ests of the corporation r e q u i r e . ^ H G R £ E N

Comptroller.

C I T Y OF N E W Y O R K , ) D E P A R T M E N T OF F I N A N C E , >

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, Oct . 22,1873.J

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. ' D E P A R T M E N T OF F I N A N C E , 1

B U R E A U OF T H E R E C E I V E R OF T A X E S , > September 30,1873. J

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T H A I THE

b £ £ for taxes on B A N K S T O C K wiU be opened for payment at this office on Thursday next , October a

books for R E A L E S T A T E will be opened for p a y -ment on Monday next , October 6.

P a y m e n t can b e made between the hours of 8 A. M and a P. M. A deduction at the rate of seven per cent per annum, calculated from the date of payment to the 1st day of D e c e m b e r , will be made on all taxes paid pre-vious to the first of November. w „ .

M A R T I N T . M c M A H O N , R e c e i v e r of Taxes.

INDICES OF RECORDS. ITMENT OF F I N A N C E . ) CE, July 14, 1873. Í C O M P L E T E S E T S O F

i l T P R E M E C O U K 1 . — l i N i n t n i A i i i ^ « . • application o f t h e M a y o r , A ldermen and Common, v o f t h e c i ty of N e w Y o r k , relative to the opening L x t e n d b g of Lexington avenue, from One Hundred

and Second street to the H a r l e m river, in the c i ty of

N ' w e Y t h e u n d e r s i g n e d Commissioners ot Estimate and Affiessment in the above entitled matter , hereby g ive notice to the owner or owners, occupant or o c ^ p a n t s of L l houses and lots and improved or unimproved lands af-fected thereby, and to all others whom it may concern.

t C F i r s t . — T h a t w e have completed our estimate and as-r ormsoi proposals m a y — — - — - ^ , sessment, and that all persons interested in these pro-

t h e contract (settled as required b y law) seen at the office j i „ a n , of the lands of the Secretary as above,

C I T Y OF N E W Y O R K , D E P A R T M E N T COMPTROLLER'S O F F I C E , J u l

A L I M I T E D N U M B E R O F C O M P the I N D I C E S O F R E C O R D S are of lered for sa le ,

full bound in sheep, as follows : Grantors »8 volumes. Grantees • • • ' 4 Not ices of Suits in E q u i t y , . 8 Insolvents, & c . , . . ' 1 "

— 4 T o t a l , . . 6 1 " $100 00

Judgments | 5 " 1 2 5° Sets unbound, 0« * ,?5 »5

Incomplete sets may be completed on application a t

^Communicat ions in relation to the Records should be addressed "Superintendent of Records, Comptrol ler s

° f f i c e " A N D R E W H . G R E E N , Comptroller.

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS. O N T H E B O N D S A N D

I inc OCvlWiatJ » . , » 1 Proposals must be addressed to the President of the

D e p a r t m e n t o f Public Parks, and endorsed " Proposals f o r wood, carpenter, tin and glaziers work, building tor graminiverous animals." r ^ ^ p r e s i d e n t

H . G . S T E B B I N S , P H I L I P B I S S I N G E R , D A V I D B. W I L L I A M S O N . S A M U E L H A L L . . .

Commissioners.

may b i opposed to the same, do present their objection^ writ ine duly verif ied, to Wi l l iam Hitchman, Esq.. r Chairman, at the office of the Commissioners, No.

« Chambers street, Room No. 3), in the said c i ty , on or before S e 25th day of October. 1873, and that w e A e

. , , , : / , : „ „ . , will hear narties so objecting within

T H f t o c S î S ï c 7 t y and C o u n t y of N e w York , due N o v e m b e r 1st. 1873. wil l be paid on t h a t - d a y b y the Chamberlain at his office in the N e w Court House.

T h e Transfer Books wiUbe c l A e d fromSeptemoer 27th to N o v e m b e r 1st, 1873. A N D R E W H . G R E E N .

Comptroller.

C I T Y OF N E W Y O R K . D E P A R T M E N T OF F I N A N C E , C O M P T R O L L E R ' S O F F I C E ,

Sept. 23. 1873.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT. H E A L T H D E P A R T M E N T ,

No. 301 M o t t Street , NEW YORK. October 15,1873.

A T A M E E T I N G O F T H E B O A R D O F H E A L T H A of the Health Department of the C i t y o f N e w Y o r k held at its office. No. 301 M o t t street, on the:14th d a y of October, 1873. the following resolution was adopted:

Resolved. T h a t under the power conferred b y law up-on the Heal th Department , the following additional section to the Sanitary C o d e for the security of hfe and health, be and the same is hereby adopted and declared to form a portion of the Sanitary Code.

Section 182. T h a t the owners, lessees and occupants of a n y building in the C i t y of N e w York, m which hatch-w a y s or well-holes exist, or shall hereafter be constructed shall cause the same to be effectually barred or enclosed b y railing gates or b y other contrivances approved by the Board o f Heal th , for the prevention of accidents there-

FROM- C H A R L E S F . C H A N D L E R . President.

EMMONS C L A R K , Secretary.

POLICE DEPARTMENT. P R O P E R T Y C L E R K ' S O F F I C E , )

•too MULBERRY STREET, ROOM 39. J

OW N E R S W A N T E D B Y T H E P R O P E R T Y Clerk , 300 Mulberry street , room 39, for the

following property NDW in his custody, without claim-ants- Revolvers , boat, pig iron, straw braid, canal boat, g o l d watch, gold eye-glasses, clothing, combs, dog col lars. knives, etc. C . A . S r . J O H N .

Property Clerk .

P R O P E R T Y C L E R K ' S O F F I C E , 1 , 0 0 M U L B E R R Y S T R E E T , R O O M 39. j

FOURTEENTH AUCTION SALE UNCLAIMED

Property will take place on Thursday , O c t 30, at 10 A. M., at 300 Mulberry street , consisting of miscella-neous articles—Iron, rope, boats, men's and women a clothing, gold and silver watches, boots, shoes, and revolvers , tea, liquor, etc . & ^ ^ J O H N ,

Property C l e r k .

D E P A R T M E N T PUBLIC WORKS.

THE BUILDINGS, &c., ON THE LINE OF MAD

ison avenue, as extended from 124th street to H a r -l e m R i v e r , will be sold a t public auction on the ground, on Thursday , October 23,1873, at 10 o'clock A. M . For catalogues and further p a r t K ^ l a n . » Ç f ^ ^ Q ^

Commissioner of Public Works. O c t o b e r 10,1873.

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. O F F I C E OF C L E R K OF T H E COMMON COUNCIL, 1

N o . 8 C i t y Hal l , NEW YORK, O c t . 23,1873. |

A S E S S I O N O F T H E B O A R D O F A L D E R M E N will be held in their chamber in the C i t y Hal l , on

S a t u r d a y . Oct . 25. at P I N C K N E Y , J C l e r k .

THE CITY RECORD. CO P I E S O F T H E C I T Y R E C O R D C A N B E O B -

tained a t No. 2, C i t y Hal l , (N. W . corner b a s e m e n t 1

P r i c e five ccnM each.

5 , Chambers street. Room No. 3). m the s « d a t y . on or before the 25th day of October. 1873. and that said Commissioner wil l hear parties so objecting the ten week-days next after the said 25th day o f O c t o ber and for that purpose wil l be in attendance at our said office on each of said ten days, a t 12 o clock M.

Second.—That the abstract of said the e s t u a t e and as-sessment, together with our maps, and also ah the affida-v i , estimates and other documents which wpre used b y us in making our report, have been deposited in the off ic i ^ D e p a r t m e n t of Pub c Works in the c i ty of N e w York , there to remain until the 6th day of N o v e m -

b e T h i r d — ' T h a t the limits embraced b y the assessment aforesaid are as follows that is to say : A l l those lots pieces or parcels of land in the city of N e w York , and contained^ ly ing and being within the following; boimck

l imits: Beginning at a point formed b y the mtersec-„ „ i of the westerly line or side o f Third avenue and the northerly line or 'side of Fi f ty-ninth street ; running thence northerly along the said westerly line or side of Third avenue tb the southerly line or side of Exterior street ; thenèe northerly and westerly along the souther-Iv side of Exterior street to the southerly Ime or side of One Hundred and Thirty- fourth street ; t h « c e westerly along the southerly l ine or side of One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street to the easterly line or side of Fourth avenue ; thence southerly along the said easterly line or side of Fourth avenue to the northerly Ime or side of Fiftv-ninth street ; and thence easterly along the north-erly line or side of Fifty-ninth to the point or place of be-

g l F o u r t h — T h a t our report herein will b e presented to the Supreme Court of the S t a t e of N e w Y o r k , a t a spe-cial term thereof, to be held in the N e w Court House, a t the C i t y Hall , in the C i t y of N e w Y o r k , on the 20th day of November , 1873, at the opening ot the Court on that day . and that then and there, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, a motion will be made that the said report be confirmed.

D a t e d . N e w York. ^ f t l X V ^ T C H M A N .

S H E P A R D F. K N A P P . D A N I E L W H A L E N ,

Commissioners.

D E P A R T M E N R OF F I N A N C E , B U R E A U OF COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS, I

Room 14, C i t y H a l l . NEW YORK, O c t 13,1873. )

N O T I C E T O P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S .

P R O P E R T Y H O L D E R S A R E H E R E B Y N O T I -P fied^at the following assessment list was this day received in this Bureau for collection, viz-D a t e of Confirmation,

S e p t 3,1873. . 10th street opening and

widening from a point 250 feet west o f 8th avenue to a new road as laid out b y the C o m -missioners of the C e n t r a l P a r k ,

A l l payments made a t this office within sixty days from this d a t e a r e , b y law. exempted from the charge of interest aj^seven^ier c e n t , which runs from the date of

C°THEMCEU«tors' Off ice is open oaiiy irom 9 A. M.. to 4 M - A N D R E W W . L E G G A T .

Collector.

O U P R E M E C O U R T . - I N T H E M A T T E R O F T H E

0 application o f t h e M a y o r , Aldermen and Common-alty o f t h e C i t y of N e w York , relative to the opening of Seventieth street, from Fi f th avenue to Fourth avenue, and from T h i r d avenue to the East R i v e r , in the C i t y ot N e w Y o r k . . . , .

W e the undersigned Commissioners of fcstimate ana Assessment in the above-entit led matter , hereby g i v e notice to the owner o r owners, occupant or occupants, of all houses and lots and improved or unimproved lands af-fected thereby, and to all others whom it may concern, to w i t : , , ,

FIRST — T h a t w e h a v e completed our estimate and as-sessment, and that all persons interested in these proceed-ings or in any of the lands affected thereby, and w h o may be opposed to the same, do present their objections in writ ing, duly verif ied, to C y r u s H. Loutrel, Esq., our Chairman, at the office of the Commissioners, No. 82 Nassau street Room No. 24), in the said c i ty , on or be-fore the n t h d a y of October . 1873. and that w e , die said Commissioners, will hear parties » objecting » ' t h i n the ten week-days next a f ter the said n t h day of October, and for that purpose will be in attendence at our said of-fice on each of said ten days, a t 12 o'clock M.

SECOND.—That the abstract of the said estimate and assessment, together with our maps, and also all the affi-davits, estimates and other documents which were used b y us in making our report, h a v e been deposited in the office of the Department of Public W o r k s in t h e C i t y of N e w Y o r k , there to remain until the 23d d a y of October.

1 THIRD.—That the limits embraced b y the assessment aforesaid are as follows, that is to s a y : .

A l l those lots, pieces, or parcels ot land, situate, ly ing and being in the c i ty of N e w Y o r k , and which taken to-gether are bounded and contained as follows, to w i t : Beginning a t a point on the easterly line or side of Jfifth avenue, equi-distant from Seventieth and Seventv-f irst streets, and running thence easterly and paraJel with Seventieth street to the Wester ly line or side of A v e n u e B ; thence southerly along the westerly line or side of A v e n u e B to a point equi-distant from Seventieth and Sixty-ninth streets ; thence westerly and oarallel With Seven tie tn street to the easterly line or side of Fi f th a v -enue : and thence northerly along the easterly line or side of Fi f th avenue to the point or place of beginning.

D E P A R T M E N T OF F I N A N C E , ) B U R E A U OF COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS, R O O M N o . J

14, CITY HALL, NEW YORK, September 9,1873. J

N O T I C E T O P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S .

PROPERTY HOLDERS ARE HEREBY No-tified that the followtng assessment lists were this

day received in this bureau for collection: D A T E OF

aSTSZ E ighty-third s t r e e t - r e g u l a t i n g , sett ing A u g . as. « 7 3 . " ^ / „ s e t t i n g curb and gut ter , and flag-

ging and ref lagging sidewalks between Fourth and Fi f th avenues.

O n e Hundred and Thirty-third s t r e e t — .regulating, grading, curb gut ter and

flagging between Fourth and Eighth avenues.

O n e Hundred and Ninth s t r e e t - s e w e r between Fourth avenue and Har lem river. , . n

Eleventh s t r e e t — s e w e r between D r y Dock street and East river.

Sixty-f i f th s t reet—sewer between First and T h i r d avenues.

F i f ty-Wth s treet—sewer between A v e n u e A and First avenue. _

One Hundred and Thir ty-e ighth s t r e e t — sewer between Boulevard and Hudson

Fi f ty- f i f th s t reet—sewer between F i f t h and Sixth avenues.

Sixtv-sixth s t reet—sewer between A v e -nue A and First avenue, and between Second and T h i r d avenues.

Second avenue — s e w e r between O n e Hundred and Eleventh and O n e Hnn-dred and Sixteenth s t r e e t s ; in One Hundred and Fi f teenth street, between First and T h i r d avenues and in One hundred and twenty-seventh street be-tween Second and Third avenues.

T h i r d avenue—sewer between Eleventh and T w e l f t h streets.

W o r t h s treet—sewer between Baxter street and Chatham Square.

Underground drains between Seventy-second and Seventy-third streets, and First and Second avenues. .

Fencing vacant lots south side Ninet ieth street, between Third and Lexington avenues.

Fencing vacant lots west side E i g h t h avenue, between Fifty-f i f th and F i f t y -sixth streets.

E i g h t h avenue (west side) — flagging sidewalk as feet south Fi f ty-s ixth street, southerly, 75 f e e t .

Thir ty-e ighth street — regulating and grading from First avenue to East

Second avenue—trapblock ^ v e m e n t be-twecn Eighty-sixth and O n e Hundred and Twenty- f i f th streets.

Eighth avenue (west s i d e ) — « a g g w g south-west, between Forty-e ighth an«« For ty-ninth street .

CORPORATION NOTICES. - O U B L I C N O T I C E I S H E R E B Y G I V E N T O T H E r owner or owners, occupant or occupants of a u

houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, a f fected thereby, that the following assessments have been com-pleted and are lodged in the office of the Board of A s -sessors for examination by all persons interested, viz . .

1 For paving 53d street, between 8th and 1 oth avenues,

W f F o ^ g l T s i r e e t , from 4th to 6th avenue, e x -cept w h e r e now paved from 5th to 6th avenues w i t h

v F ^ r e g X t i n g . grading, setting curb and g u t t e r , and flagging N e w avenue, east and west, between 120th and 124th streets. . . . . •

4 F o r building sewer in 88th street , be tween 2d and 3d avenues, and in 91st street between 2d and 4th a v e -nues with branches. , , ,

5. For building sewer in n t h avenue, between sad

" T h e h m i u ' e m b r a c e d b y such assessment include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land situate o n —

, Both sides of 53d street, from 8th to 10th avenues, to the exten to fha l f the block on the intersecting streets.

a Both sides of 53d street , from 4th to 5th avenues, t o the 'extent of half the block on the intersecting streets

3. Both sides of N e w avenue, east and west,. between 120th and 124th streets, to the extent of half the block on the intersecting streets. . , , , •

4. Both sides of 88th street, between ad and 3d a v e -nues, both sides of 91st street, between 2d and 4th^ ave-nues, east side of 3d avenue, b e t w e e n 90th and 91st s treet , west side of 3d avenue, between 90th and 01st s treet , and east side of 4th avenue, between 91st and o 2 d s t r e e t

5. Both sides of 53d street, between 10th and n t h a y e -uues, to the extent of half the block, a t the intersection of west side roth a v e n u e ; on both sides of n t h avenue, between S 2d and S 3 d streets, and half the block between cod and S4th streets. _ . . . ,

A l l persons whose interests are affected b y the above-named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are requested to present their objections in writ ing, to Thomas B. Asten, Chairman of the Board of Assessors, at their office, N o . 19. C h a t h a m street , within thirty d a y s from the date of this notice.

T H O M A S B. A S T E N , J O H N M c H A R G . M U N S O N H . T R E A D W E L L , V A L E N T I N E S. W O O D R U F F .

Board of Assessors. O F F I C E , B O A R D OF ASSESSORS, I

N e w Y o r k , October 8th. 1873. J

O U B L I C N O T I C E I S H E R E B Y G I V E N T O T H E r owner , or owners, occupant or occupants of aU houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, af fected thereby, that the following assessments have b « i « « n . pleted and are lodged in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination b y all persons interested v u :

i — F o r flagging sidewalk, northerly side of 13th street , from No. 415 to A v e n u e A . full width.

a . — F o r paving 60th street, from 1st avenue to 3d a v e -

n U f _ F o r flagging sidewalk of southeast corner of Broad-w a y and 33d street , about 100 feet on Broadway, and 100

^ 4 ! ^ F I ? i S W t h street, from 7 t h avenue to N o r t h R i v e r , wi th Belgian pavement.

, For regulating, grading, setting curb and g u t t e r stone, and flagging 60th street, between roth avenue and

H ™ ? D l i m V i " embraced b y such assessment, include a l l the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels o f land, situated on

1 - N o r t h side of 13th street, between A v e n u e A and 1st avenue, to the extent of 400 feet toward 1st avenue.

2 — B o t h sides of 60th s t r e e t from.1st to 3d avenues, to the extent of half the block on the¡intersecting streets. 3 ^ - T h e property known as W a r d Nos. 533. S3*. 537.

5 3 ! ' J g t h sides o f 37th street , from 7 t h avenue to t h e North river except half the block between n t h avenue and^ North river, w d i e extent of half the block on the

^ f f i i S e o t h street , fro«.the l o t h a v e n u e t o Hudson rWer. to the extent of one-half the block on the

b S S s S l p i interests are af lected b y the above-named assessments and who are opposed to the same, or

, T „ n n k m » r t requested to present their objections " w n t ^ g i r f h o ^ l j . Asten, Chairman of the Board rf S « their office. N o . 9 C h a t h a m street , within thirtv d a y s from the date of this notice, th ir ty o a y T H Q M A S B A S T E N ,

J O H N M c H A R G , " M U N S O N H. T R E A D W E L L , V A L E N T I N E S. W O O D R U F F .

Board of Assessors.

O F F I C E , B O A R D OF ASSESSORS, 1 NEW YORK, S e p t 30,1873. )

DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS. D E P A R T M E N T OF BUILDINGS, 1

Office No. 2 Fourth a v . o p p w i t e S i x th s t I

ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND OTHERS, HAV-

ing plans and spacifications for the erection, alter ation or Repair of buildings to file with this Department . a r e h M e b y notified, that I n all c a ^ w h e r e i r o n p r d e r , or lintels are provided to support br ick walls, it wül o e necessaiy for them to submit properly drawn and fig-ured d e r a t i o n s of the walls to

NEW YORK, A u g u s t 27th, 1873, Super intendent