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DEPARTMENT OF TOOTS AND FERRIES

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Point Comfort Be aeon (front )..

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STATEMENT

SCHEDULE H.

APPORTIONMENT

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Borough of Queens. Construction of piers, bulkhead

JAMES WEIR, Apportionment Clerk.

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List of Employees

Contracts Awarded

Balance Sheet, December 31. 1908

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Bills and Claims Audited

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Floating Plant .

65

Claims in Hands of Corporation Counsel for Collection

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Wharfage Receipts

68

Revenues and Disbursements

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Wharf Property Occupied by City Departments

76

Rent Roll

80

Apportionment of Expenditures

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Wharf Property Acquired

224

Chief Engineer’s Report .

WM. BRATTER i CO., ROSE AND DUANE STREETS, NEW YORK, N. Y.

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Department of Docks and Ferries

Pier “A” Battery Place, North River, New York, June 8, 1909.

Hon. George B. McClellan,

Mayor of The City of New York ;

Sir — In pursuance of Section 829 of Chapter 16 of the Greater New York Charter, I have the honor to present the Annual Report of the Department of Docks and Ferries for the year ending December 31, 1908, as disclosed by the records of this Department containing; first, name, occupation and compensation of all officers, clerks and agents appointed and employed by the Department; second a statement of the action of the Commisioner of Docks for the said year classified with reference to the various subjects and duties which have engaged his attention; third, a list of the orders and rules made by said Commissioner of Docks and a description of the contracts made by him, payments made by the Commissioner and the purposes and amounts thereof, and the leases made by the Department, for what term, at what rent, to whom and for what company.

Very respectfully,

ALLEN N. SPOONBR7-, ''

Commissioner of Docks.

J. W. SAVAGE,

Secretary.

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NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY .OR WAGES

Allen N. Spooner., Denis A. Judge. . . William C. Blaney Joseph W. Sav Charles J. Farley. . Francis J. Ryan...

William E. Bailey. Lorenzo L. Burke. . Thomas F. Creegan John McKenzie.. . . Timothy J. Slattery Bernard P. Gibney. Walter S. Graham. James J. Kennedy. James Rafferty. . . . John O. Farrell.. . . John C. Schuster.. Arthur F. Russell..

age

157 W. 87th st.............

275 Clinton ave., Brooklyn

1177 3d ave..............

2151 7th ave.............

1334 Lexington ave.......

332 W. 15th st...........

11 Wadsworth ave..................

26 W. 140th st.....................

251 W. 129th st....................

64 Bowne ave., Winfield Jet., Queens.

457 Court st., Brooklyn.............

3291 Park ave......................

144 W. 139th st....................

304 E. 30th st......................

14 Commerce st....................

74th st. & Narrows ave., Brooklyn.... Searcher

507 W. 159th st....................

1911 Anthony ave., The Bronx, care of

Keen............................

535 McDonough st., Brooklyn........

131 Noble st., Brooklyn.. .

343 53d st., Brooklyn.....

.    215 W. 23d st., Manhattan

92 Morningside .    248 E. 78th st.

.    107 W. 62d st.

.    83 Wilson st., Brooklyn

671 E. 194th st........

1664 2d

.    511 E. 149th st

.    6 Columbia st..

Commissioner of Docks........

Deputy Commissioner of Docks Secretary to the Commissioner. Secretary of the Department...

Chief Clerk..................

Assistant Secretary of the Department..................

Clerk.......................

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Clerk.......................

Collector....................

Collector....................

Messenger....................

Messenger...................

Telephone Operator

Barnett H. Goldstein.. .

William A. Ross.......

John H. Saunders......

Howard B. Smith......

John M. Phelan.......

Silas Strauss..........

Vincent F. Amar.......

Thomas B. Boone......

Frank J. Butler........

Frank G. Connolly.....

Joseph A. Cronin.......

Timothy F. Crowley.. . .

Nicholas A. I. Deevy.. ..    218 W. 131st st

William J. Fay......... Maine ave., Westerleigh, S. I....

Charles F. Friedman.....    36 E. 73d st..................

Robert Gere............ 15 W. 67th st.................

Michael A. Sullivan...... .    329 E. 79th st.................

James Weir............ 857 Jefferson ave., Brooklyn.. . .

Henry J. Widmayer.....    448 E. 84th st.................

Max Drucker........... Neal Dow ave., Westerleigh, S. I

William J. O’Connor.....    1066 Clay ave., The Bronx......

Charles W. Staniford. ...    30 Berkley pi., Brooklyn.......

Sidney W. Hoag, Jr.....    208 W. 121st st........

Romeo T. Betts......... 191 Halsey st., Brooklyn.....

John J. Brice........... 165 E. 80th st................

Hiram C. Calkins........ 315 W. 13th st..............

William H. Cherry......    1049 Park ave..............

Chandler Davis......... 499 5th ave.................

John A. Duntze......... 7 W. 108th st...............

Philip Gies............. 74 Henry st., Brooklyn.......

Charles H. Hall......... 325 Decatur st., Brooklyn. . . .

William G. Johnson.....    599 McDonough st., Brooklyn

Traugott F. Keller......    1329 Clinton ave., Br

William Lansing, Jr.....    311 W. 97th st......

Samuel A. Moore........ 11 Wadsworth ave., Bronx

Francis J. T. O’Keefe... .    227 E. 72d st

Joel J. Pemoff.......... 1473 Washiagton ave..........

Max Raymond.......... 502 W. 151st st................

Isaac J. Stander.........    1112 Forest ave...............

John M. Stewart........ Felt Cottage, Sea Gate, L. I. . . .

Charles E. Trout........ Maine ave., West New Brighton

John O. Van Brakle.....    497 Hancock st., Brooklyn.....

Robert A. Wimmer......    1072 Park ave................

Harry Brady........... 450 W. 33d st.................

Arthur Casson.......... 275 W. 84th st................

Charles M. Clark........ Little Neck, L. I...............

James F. Duffy......... 1473 Bushwick ave., Brooklyn. .

Henry C. Freeman......    195 Clarkson st., Brooklyn.....

Clarence I. Goudey......    490 7th st., Brooklyn..........

Lucius C. Higgins....... 191 Richmond Terrace,    Port Richmond    Clerk

Edward F. Lacey....... 214 E. 51st st...................... Clerk

David H. Lane......... 3638 Olinville ave. W’msbridge, Bronx    Clerk

James A. McGuire.......    1028 Park ave..........

Thomas J. Macvey......    83 Madison st., Brooklyn

Abraham Malinoff....... 233 Madison st.........

Daniel J. Mullalv........ 212 E. 90th st...........

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Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer nd Typewriter..

Chief Clerk and Auditor.......

Cashier......................

Clerk........................

Clerk........................

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Clerk.......................

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Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Collector.....................

Stenographer and Typewriter..

Chief Engineer.....,........

Deputy Chief Engineer........

Assistant Engineer............

Assistane Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer............

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer............

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer...........

Assistant Engineer............

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1.500    00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 5,000 00 4,000 00

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1.500    00 2,400 00 2,100 00 3,000 00 2,400 00 2,400 00 1,800 00 2,100 00 2,100 00

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‘ 2,100 00 1.200 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 900 00 3,000 00 1,200 00 2,400 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,800 00 900 00 900 00

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Patrick O’Sullivan......

Sanford N. Raizen......

Richard B. Ross........

August Schott..........

John A. Skelly..........

Berthold Sommer.......

Nathaniel W. Billig......

Benjamin Cohen........

John T. Kelly..........

Albert J. Teller.........

James McCabe..........

Thomas E. Reynolds. . . .

John J. Bergin..........

Thomas E. Brady.......

John T. Havanagh......

Freeman F. Huntington..

Charles A. Pertain.......

Edmond K. Stephens.. . .

George M. A vent........

Edward F. Barrett......

Frederick T. Ealand.....

John A. Greegan........

Thomas V. McGloin.....

Edward J. McMenamin. .

James P. Martin........

Ralph H. Baxter........

John T. Bermingham....

Daniel A. Crowley.......

Peter F. Daly...........

James C. Darby.........

James W. Dikeman, Jr...

Mark T. Hayes.........

John J. Kiernan........

John R. Lambert.......

Gottlieb Lange..........

Thomas F. Lynch.......

Edward A. Malmquist.. .

Willis A. Morton........

Frank

Charles Schultz.........

Samuel Shapiro.........

Daniel Sullivan.........

William J. F. Sullivan.. .

Edward J. White........

Alexander J. Zinner.....

William F. Brendlin.....

Alexander M. Goge......

Robert M. Kid..........

William T. Doran.......

Melchoir Lenke.........

Hugh F. McLaughlin Abraham D. Wegman. . .

Herman A. Martens.....

John P. Nordstrom......

Fred R. W. Cleverdon...

Henry Irving...........

Elias Cahn.............

John P. Clarke..........

William C. Crosby.......

Joseph Gaffney.........

Samuel Geduld.........

John W. Grolz..........

Louis Koenig...........

Abraham Laredo........

Alfred R. Loweth.......

Joseph A. Meehan.......

Herman A. Ruge........

Patrick F. Crowley......

John T. L. Doughty.....

Charles W. Thompson. . . Anthony E. Hoffman....

Henry A. Howland......

Robert P. McBride......

Richard W. McDonald.. . William H. Reilly.......

Moss

64 Morton st...............

66 Rutgers st.............

103 Clinton st., Corona, L. I

227 E. 82d st..............

153 W. 142d st.............

17 E. 97th st........—.....

143 Avenue B..............

40 E. 112th st..............

1227 Union ave., Bronx.....

107 E. 127th st.............

458 W. 49th st.............

531 W. 43d st..............

31    Lewis st...............

151 W. 130th st...........

705 Columbus ave..........

211 W. 148th st...........

339 E. 23d st..............

323 E. 123d st.............

159 E. 123d st..............

305 E. 57th st..............

32    7th ave., New Brighton. 38 So. Elliott pi., Brooklyn.

310 W. 11th st.............

73 Manhattan st............

3132 Broadway.............

817 Ritter pi., The Bronx. . .

129 W. 56th st.............

61 Jackson st..............

456 72d st.. Brookl yn.....

8 Broome st...............

208 W. 114th st............

1239 3d ave...............

219 E. 74th st..............

323 W. 77th st..............

1 Manhattan st.............

673 Union ave., The Bronx. 432 Hopkins ave., Astoria.. . 1384 Bristow st., The Bronx

46 Ridge st...............

274 S. 2d st., Brooklyn......

327 Madison st.............

59 Marion st..............

806 E. 169th st.............

676 Water st...............

528 51st st., Brooklyn.......

116 W. 109th st...........

926 Madison ave..........

Arrochar, S. I.............

409 W. 127th st............

13 E. 98th st..............

147 W. 96th st............

514 W. 176th st...........

2340 7th ave...............

Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Clerk.......................

Clerk (Junior)................

Clerk (Junior)................

Clerk (Junior)................

Clerk (Junior)................

Collector....................

Collector....................

Messenger...................

Messenger...................

Messenger...................

Messenger...................

Messenger.................

Messenger...................

Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer and Typewriter. . Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer and Typewriter. . Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer and Typewriter.. Stenographer and Typewriter..

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Rodman.....................

Chainman and Rodman.......

Rodman.....................

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Chainman and Rodman.......

Draughtsman................

Draughtsman................

Draughtsman................

Architectural Draughtsman Architectural Draughtsman.. . . Architectural Draughtsman.. . . Architectural Draughtsman,. . .

Mechanical Draughtsman......

206th st. and Concourse, The Bronx. . Mechanical Engineering

Draughtsmen..............

Draughtsman (Structural Steel) Draughtsman (Structural Steel) Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Toporgaphical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical). Draughtsman (Topographical).

Hydrographer...........,-....

Hy drographer................

Hydrographer................

Level er......................

Leveler......................

Leveler......................

Leveler......................

Leveler......................

551 E. 179th st................

921 St. Nicholas ave...........

1867 Monroe ave., Bronx.......

723 Union ave , Bronx.........

417 W. 120th st................

687 E. 162d st................

263 E. 4th st..................

173 W. 102d st................

600 Decatur st., Brooklyn......

201 W. 148th st...............

1005 E. 181st st. and Boston rd

201 E. 68th st.................

8 E. 85th st...................

757 Sterling pi., Brooklyn......

2207 Seventh ave..............

1248 Havemeyer ave., Bronx. . .

120 E. 92d st.................

515 W. 145th st...............

95 Rutland rd., Brooklyn.......

214 E. 189th st........'........

324 E. 84th st.................

1,800 00 900 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,050 00 3,000 00 600 00 600 00 600 00 600 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 wk„ 18 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,000 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,000 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 2,100 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 2,100 00 1,600 00 2,100 00 1,600 00

2,100 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,800 00 2,100 00 1,350 00 1,600 00 1,400 00 1,600 00 1,600 00 1,800 00 1,350 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

John T. Walsh......

Louis Wenzel.......

Israel Benjamins....

John J. Herrick.....

Andrew J. Hudson.. Albert J. Mickley. . .

John J. Finn.......

John T. Hilton......

William J. Crowley.. Edward P. Herrman J. Frank Johnson. . . Horace B. Loomis.. tephen E. Meagher rtnur Mimnaugh

George W. Weir.........

Charles B. Winstersteen..

Joseph Bryne...........

Frank Coughlin.........

James C. Daly..........

Joseph C. Fitzgerald.....

John Heaney...........

Christopher McCann.....

Thomas McGivney......

Charles McLean.........

Robert H. Malone.......

463 W. 19th st.....................

307 W. 51st st.....................

225 E. Broadway...................

242 Amity st., Flushing.............

171 W. 10th st.....................

361 W. 27th st.....................

508 W. 50th st......................

439 W. 23d st......................

666 E. 142nd st....................

58 E. 124th st......................

546 Hancock st., Brooklyn...........

52    Lee ave., Yonkers, N. Y..........

642 W. 138th st....................

311 E. 20th st......................

857 Jefferson ave., Brooklyn.........

1051 Park ave......................

53    Coffey st., Brooklyn..............

883 Tenth ave.....................

431 E. 14th st......................

1507 First ave.....................

335 Second ave.....................

315 E. 80th st......................

340 E. 17th st......................

219 W. 67th st.....................

532 W. 133d st.....................

Edward E. McCarney....    962 E. 165th st.....................

Robert M. Sterritt.......    83 Pleasant ave., The Bronx.........

William J. Bennett......    149 Morningside ave................

John Ronan............ 423 E. 83d st.......................

James Harrigan......... 516 W. 51st st......................

Peter J. Kearney........ 212 E. 21st st......................

Thomas Roberts........ 2160 Madison ave..................

Laurence F. Boves......    77 W. 124th st.....................

Thomas Clark.......... 73 W. 99th st......................

Thomas F. Coar......... 517 W. 49th st......................

George Darby.......... 408 W. 49th st.....................

Daniel Darby........... 729 10th ave.......................

James Denny........... 544 E. 117th st.....................

Joseph H. Gallagher.....    437 E. 121st st.....................

Patrick Geoghegan......    326 E. 24th st......................

John J. Heany.......... 24 Hallet st., Astoria................

Nathaniel T. Jenks......    328 W. 15th st......................

Nicholas Kaufman......    970 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn...........

James Knox............ Lamport ave. and Ft. Schuyler road,

Bronx...........................

323 E. 92d st.......................

19 8th ave.........................

300 W. 147th st....................

971 Rogers pi., The Bronx...........

544 E. 117th st.....................

320 E. 126th st.....................

Care Silver Lake Hotel, South Beach,

St

Herman Landwehr......

Richard T. McCann.....

Daniel McLellan........

Henry McShane.........

Martin Miller...........

William W. Munson.....

Patrick H. Murray.

Maurice O’Connell.......

Frederick W. Roth......

Cornelius Ryan.........

Oscar Tompkins........

William H. Ward.......

Patrick White..........

Tony Aliano............

Gustavus Austin........

Max Boehm............

Victor B. Brady.........

Henry F. Brantigan.....

John J. Carroll..........

Daniel Carver...........

Michael Collins..........

George H. Crowe........

Thomas Crowe..........

Cornelius E. Cummings..

Thomas F. Finlay.......

Matthew Foley.........

Patrick J. Freel.........

August Goldner.........

William J. Graham......

James Griffin...........

S. I

515 3d ave...........

636 45th st., Brooklyn 932 Columbu

232 W. 122d st..............

110 E. 115th st..............

304 E. 37th st...............

23 Marion st................

329 Cherry st................

1819 Madison ave............

157 Henry st................

425 E. 81st st...............

228 E. 118th st..............

73 Charlton st...............

408 E. 16th st...............

124 W. 63d st................

163 Amsterdam ave..........

58 Brewster st., Tompkinsville

228 E. 18th st...............

226 E. 122d st................

221 Mott st.................

1599 Madison ave............

295 Elv ave., L. I. C.........

2290 Aqueduct ave..........

s ave

Leveler......................

Level er......................

Mechanical Engineer..........

Mechanical Engineer..........

Mechanical Engineer..........

Mechanical Engineer..........

Computer...................

Transitman..................

Transitman and Computer.. ..

Transitman and Computer.....

Transitman and Computer.....

Transitman and Computer.....

Transitman and Computer.....

Transitman and Computer.....

Transitman and Computer.....

Transitman and Computer.....

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

General Foreman.............

Foreman of Repairs...........

Foreman of Yard..............

Foreman Blacksmith..........

Foreman Blacksmith..........

Foreman Carpenter...........

Foreman Carpenter...........

Foreman Carpenter...........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Poreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman Dock Builder........

Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers.... Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dcok Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers.. . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . .

1,350 00 1,350 00 1,800 00 4,000 00 2,400 00 4,000 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 hour, 56i hour, 56i hour, 62J 1,800 00

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NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Patrick Halloran Martin F. Hayes Patrick Heagney Eugene S. Ka John J. Keefe

James H. King.........

Joseph Lallement.......

Joseph Levy............

Isaac T. Little..........

Joseph McCaffrey.......

Patrick McCann.........

Charles T. McCauley.....

Daniel McPeek..........

Arthur J. McQuade, Jr...

John McSorley..........

James Mulholland.......

Henry A. Murphy.......

Michael J. Murphy......

James Murray..........

William Nutley.........

James T. Redican.......

Michael Reilly..........

John Rooney...........

Hugh Sorby............

Joseph J. Vesey.........

John Whalen...........

John Witherington......

John G. Hungerford.....

Bernar 1 Bauer..........

David Cagney..........

John T. Bartlett.........

John H. Cassens........

Peter Mahoney.........

Michael Murray.........

Joseph Devlin..........

Iver Peterson...........

Thomas Reardon........

Patrick Barrett.........

Hugh Daly.............

John R. Hughes........

William J. Ruggles......

Robert L. Humphrye....

Henry McCerran........

George W. Carpenter....

Charles Halter..........

Edward S. Keene.......

John G. Kennedy.......

Thomas P. McDonough..

Jacob Miller............

Wm. Mulholland........

Thomas H. Spooner.....

Peter Shaw.............

John Winters...........

Edward J. Murphy......

George Murphy.........

Francis J. Clark.........

Peter J. DeTemple......

Bernard Farley.........

John E. Fox..........

John Kelly.............

Eli F. Macgowan........

William White..........

John F. Trenly.........

Stephen H. Sullivan.....

Willis M. Wilbur........

George F. Pollard.......

John F. Gately, Jr.......

William C. Beneke......

ss

442 E. 23d st....................

547 W. 48th st..................

464 W. 25th st..................

172 W. 133d st..................

208 W. 114th st................

54 Tompkins st..................

423 Amsterdam ave..............

449 Bushwick ave., Brooklyn.....

56 Vanderveer st., Brooklyn.....

16 Canal st., Stapleton..........

164 W 35th st..................

1343 Park pi., Brooklyn.........

475 Canal st....................

517 E. 174th st.................

462 W. 34th st.................

298 Berry st., Brooklyn.........

510 E. 16th st..................

240 W. 14th st.................

2016 3d ave....................

414 E. 77th st...................

500 W. 172d st..................

64 Morton st...................

662 E 139th s.t................

416 W. 48th st.................

1267 1st ave...................

345 E. 135th st.................

271 William st..................

170    W. 121st st.................

1333 Bristow st., Bronx.........

315 W. 17th st..................

249 Spirng st..................

115 Trowbridge st., Astoria......

154 E. 97th st..................

312 W. 49th st.................

413 E. 156th st..................

248 86th st., Brooklyn..........

144 W. 98th st.................

103 Charles st..................

633 E. 142d st.................

234 Meeker ave., Brooklyn.......

Manor road, West Brighton......

2152 7th ave...................

108 W. 144th st................

933 Boulevard, Astoria, L. I.....

243 E. 123d st..................

3286 Hull ave..................

171    E. 110th st.................

293 Wythe ave., Brooklyn.......

77 Jackson st..................

156 E. 48th st..................

355 Crimmins ave...............

245 S. 3d st., Brooklyn..........

544 W. 47th st.................

34 Morton st...................

182 E. 117th st.................

678 10th ave...................

537 E. 85th st..................

507 W. 47th st.................

354 W. 124th st................

397 14th st., Brooklyn..........

395 Monroe st., Brooklyn........

87 Morton st...................

143 W. 90th st.................

64 Pike st.....................

41 W. 126th st.................

416 E. 65th st..................

1417 Longfellow ave., The Bronx. 420 E. 17th st..:...............

Joseph P. Farley Louis J. Morse...

Thomas Stuyvesant.

William Love.......

Frank J. Maher.....

Patrick J. O’Brien..

Foreman of Dock Laborers.    ...    hour,    50

Foreman of Dock Laborers.    . ..    hour,    50

Foreman of Dock Laborers. .. . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. .

Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers.. . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers.... hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. .. . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. .. . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. ... hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers.. . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. .. . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers.    . .    .    hour,    50

Foreman of Dock Laborers.    . .    .    hour,    50

Foreman of Dock Laborers.    .

Foreman of Dock Laborers .... hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers.... hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of Dock Laborers. . . . hour, 50 Foreman of House Painters.. . . hour, 50

Foreman Machinist........... hour, 60

Foreman Paver.............. hour, 62£

Foreman Rigger.............. hour, 50

Foreman Rigger.............. hour, 50

Foreman Rigger.............. hour, 50

Foreman Rigger.............. hour, 50

Foreman Scowman........... wk., 24 00

Foreman Scowman........... wk., 24 00

Foreman Scowman........... wk., 24 00

Foreman Ship Carpenter...... hour, 62 J

Foreman Ship Carpenter...... hour, 62)

Foreman Ship Carpenter...... hour, 62£

Foreman Ship Caulker........ hour, 56i

Foreman Stonecutter......... hour, 62|

Foreman Wireman............ 1,500 00

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62 £

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Inspector of Pier Building..... hour, 62)

Lumber Inspector............ hour, 621

Lumber Inspector............ hour, 621

Inspector of Reg., Grading and

Paving....................

Inspector of Reg., Grading and

Paving....................

Inspector of Reg., Grading and

Paving....................

Woodlawn rd. & Hull ave., The Bronx Captain of 100-ton Derrick. . . .

142 Lewis st....................... Captain of Pile Drivers..

30 Greenwich st.................... Engineman (Locomobile)

364 W. 51st st..................... Engineman (Locomobile)

331 E. 79th st.

1139 44th st., Brooklyn

1,800 00

1,500 00

1,500 00

1,500 00

1,500 00 1,650 00 1,650 00 1,500 00 1,500 00

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Albert T. Wagner. Michael Noonan... James J. Barther.. Samuel A. Ben well

324 Monroe st...............

346 E. 24th st...............

451 W. 56th st..............

449 St. Ann’s ave............

Herbert E. Bloomfield...    235 W. 143d st..............

Daniel J. Brennan....... 445 78th st., Brooklyn.......

William J. Brennan.....    210 Union st., Brooklyn......

Thomas F. Burns....... 585 E. 159th st..............

John Canavan.......... 392 E. 10th st...............

George G. Carroll....... 535 Dean st., Brooklyn.......

Thomas Dempsey....... 345 E. 30th st...............

Michael F. Fleming......    418 W. 57th st..............

Frank Gallagher........ 77 E. 105th st...............

John R. Grant, Jr.......    426 W. 125th st.............

John Haggerty.......... 70 Oakland st., Brooklyn.....

William T. Hall......... 303 W. 147th st.............

John J. Halladay........ 280 E. 5th st., Brooklyn......

James Harris........... 113 E. 102d st...............

John A. Hurley......... 160 Douglas st., Brooklyn.. . .

William J. Kessler.......    710 President st., Brooklyn...

George F. Lange........ 339 Chauncey st., Brooklyn...

Robert C. Loper........ Glenwood ave., Stapleton.....

Isaac B. Maslen......... 158 South 4th st., Brooklyn..

Alfred J. Mayer......... 160 W. 144th st.............

Francis A. Moore........ 1441 3d ave.................

Thomas F. Mullarney....    418 W. 124th st.............

James D. Reid.......... 37 Morningside ave...........

Zephemiah C. Smith.....    729 Prospect st.............

John Walsh............ 924 Pacific st., Brooklyn.....

Joseph J. McCarthy.....    530 W. 178th st.............

Robert McClintock......    508 W. 146th st.............

William Matthews.......    115 3d pi., Brooklyn.........

James C. Mellen......... 1054 E. 94th st., Brooklyn...

Patrick Rohan.......... 273 W. 117th st.............

James Smith........... 238 E. 45th st...............

Nicholas Brickfield......    192 Richmond st., Brooklyn..

Thomas F. Burke....... 736 St. Anns ave., The Bronx

John Connell........... 18 Lincoln pi., Brooklyn.....

Joseph Hyland.......... 615 E. 141st st., The B

Thomas Jennings........ 2754 8th ave..........

Charles Lawson......... 6714 12th ave., Brooklyn............

Joseph Moran........... 1384 Washington ave., The Bronx....

Frank W. Pearsall.......    90 Merrick rd., Jamaica, Queens......

Edward J. Quinn........ 1219 Taylor ave., Westchester, The

Bronx...........................

463 W. 43d st......................

181 W. 102d st.....................

137    Stuyvesant ave.................

549 W. 51st st......................

138    Baltic st., Brooklyn.............

75 Clermont ave., Brooklyn..........

640 Warren st., Brooklyn............

363 Lenox ave......................

438 W. 52d st......................

43 Cheever pi., Brooklyn............

426 W. 48th st.....................

Stapleton, S. I.....................

402 E. 72d st......................

204 Avenue C......................

262 1st ave........................

332 Avenue A......................

2094 3d ave........................

651 Greenwich st...................

525 W. 40th st.....................

429 W. 17th st.....................

227 W. 20th st.....................

1237 Avenue A.....................

387 1st hve........................

338 E. 17th st......................

301 W. 148th st....................

418 W. 17th st.....................

310 E. 39th st......................

866 1st ave........................

55 King st.........................

658 Water st.......................

511 E. 82d st......................

578 Grand st.......................

Engineman (Locomobile)......

Engineer (Naptha Launch).. . .

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver)........

Engineer (Pile Driver).......

Engineer (Pile Driver).......

Engineer (Stationary).........

Engineer (Stationary)........

Engineer (Stationary)........

Engineer (Stationary).........

Engineer (Stationary).........

Engineer (Stationary).........

Engineer (Stationary).........

Engineer (Stationary).........

1,500 00 1,50® 00

hour, hour, hour, hour, 56i hour, 56) hour, 56 i hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour,    56 i

hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) 1,500 00 hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56 i hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56 i hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56) hour, 56)

Robert Stackpole. .

Patrick Kelly.....

Robert Kyles......

John C. Wood....

John Daly........

Edward H. Farrell Samuel W. Hyde..

Henry Heuer.....

Thomas Barrett... William McShea.. Richard Burke.... George Schwenck. James P. Fallon... Patrick Molloy.... William Pigott.... Bernard Smith.... Thomas Heaney. . Thomas Kane. ... John J. O’Brien... Thomas Saidler... Patrick Radigan.. Michael J. Regan. . John E. Reilly.... Terence Brady....

James Doran.....

John Carey.......

James Golden.....

Thomas King.....

Patrick J. O’Brien John Neuman. . . . Richard Cullen.... Jacob Rable, Jr...

Engineer (Stationarv) Engineer (Stationary)

Engineer (Tug).......

Engineer (Tug).......

Engineer (Tug).......

Blacksmith...........

Blacksmith..........

Blacksmith..........

Blacksmith..........

Blacksmith..........

Blacksmith.........

Blacksmith’s Helper.

Blacksmith.........

Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper, Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper. Blacksmith’s Helper,

Housesmith.........

Housesmith.........

Boatman...........

Boatman...........

Boatman...........

Boatman...........

Boatman...........

Boatman...........

Boatbuilder.........

Boatbuilder.........

hour, 56) hour, 56) 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 37) hour, 50 hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, .37) hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, 37) hour, 60 hour, 60 hour, 37) wk„ 18 00 hour, 37) wk., 18 00 wk„ 18 00 wk., 18 00 hour, 50 hour, 50

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Cli

Edward J. Collins....... 224 E. 5th st...............

Owen J. Hart........... 2128 Lexington av ........

James J. Keating....... 547 Hudson st.............

John T. Mullins......... 236 W. 67th st.............

Nicholas Shanley........ 1997 2d ave................

Barnet Sanders......... 379 Grand st...............

Frank Palle............ 443 E. 71st st..............

Joseph F. Higgins.......    627 Hudson st.............

Hugh J. Manion........ 611 Washington st..........

William O’Neill......... 413 Hudson st.............

Charles E. Bagley....... 472 Lenox ave.............

Joseph A. Burns........ 326 E. 31st st..............

John C. Clark........... 435 Pleasant ave...........

Patrick Fitzgerald.......    66 West End ave...........

Adolph Clachko......... 231 E. 74th st..............

James F. Herrold....... 229 W. 66th st.............

Henry Jacob........... 790 11th ave...............

Frank McCarthy........ 428 1st ave................

Frank S. Lawler........ 128 Pioneer st., Brooklyn. . . .

Patrick McDonough.....    417 W. 41st st..............

Edward McDonald......    23 W. 60th st..............

Thomas McDonald......    452 W. 53d st..............

Thomas O’Brien........ 1361 3d ave................

Daniel Senese........... 83 Madison st..............

Daniel Shea............ 27 E. 131st st..............

Dennis Sullivan......... 169 E. 102d st.............

Thomas P. Wood....... 2 W. 134th st..............

Daniel J. Wigmore......    60 2d pi., Brooklyn.........

Erick T. Christensen.....    566 46th st., Brooklyn......

Peter Gilligan........... 531 W. 152d st.............

James Green............ 45 Cooper st., Astoria.......

Edward Hickman....... 181 Essex st., Brooklyn.....

Bernard J. Keegan......    22 Fort Greenepl ., Brooklyn

Napoleon B. La Mountain 98 Pioneer st., Brooklyn.......

Stanley Murphy......... 24 Tompkins st., Stapleton, S. I

Frank Meier............ 23 E. 135th st................

David Tullock.......... 387 Monroe st., Brooklyn......

Thomas E. Walsh....... 56 Rivington st..............

Wm. M. Falvey......... 47 E. Houston st.............

Patrick Griffin.......... 412 E. 78th st................

John R. Leary.......... 554 39th st., Brooklyn..........

Bartholomew McSherry..    332 E. 24th st..................

William G. Quigg....... 739 E. 11th st..................

Phineas Rice........... 579 Hudson st.................

James Allen............ E. 201st st., Bedford Park.......

Leo A. Belfi............ 2321 Cambreling ave., The Bronx

Charles G. Berglund.....    565 57th st., Brooklyn..........

James T. Brown........ 591 Prospect ave.. The Bronx.. . .

Charles J. Butler........ 506 E. 144th st., The Bronx.....

Frederick J. Carr........ 2454 2d ave....................

Thomas F. Cooke....... 74 Beach st....................

John J. Cronin.......... 785 Amsterdam ave.............

Victor DeMartini........ 22 King st.....................

William Cox............ 346 45th st., Brooklyn..........

Edmond D. Doyle....... 350 47th st., Brooklyn..........

John K. Fennelly....... 36 Lee ave., Brooklyn...........

John J. Flynn.......... 301 W. 138th st................

arles P. Hanson......    235 Sackett st., Brooklyn........

Frederick J. Holland. . . .    114 Perry st................

Henry H. Kuhn......... 12 Cooper st., Brooklyn......

Frank J. Lauter......... 304 St. Ann’s ave., The Bronx

Thomas J. Madigan.....    77 Monitor st., Brooklyn.....

George Marangelo....... 1546 Bryant ave., The Bronx.

Harry Morris........... 2096 3d ave.................

Francis J. Nugent.......    151 Fulton ave., Astoria......

Bartholomew J. Patterson 356 Union st., Brooklyn......

Lee M. Smallwood.......    558 46th st., Brooklyn

Fritz L. Stenstrom .....    433 62d st., Brooklyn.

Frank B. Walsh......... 238 E. 41st st........

Bert A. Westa.......... 76 3d pi., Brooklyn...

John M. Wolfrum....... 593 E. 180th st.......

James Burns........... 199 Avenue C........

Harry E. Carr.......... 2094 3d ave..........

Thomas Casey, Jr....... 511 W. 29th st.......

John F. Chambers.......    306 E. 78th st........

Patrick Conway......... 715 9th ave..........

Peter N. Farrell......... 36 Catharine st.......

Carpenter.........

Carpenter.........

Carpenter.........

Carpenter.........

Carpenter.........

Carpenter.........

Carpenter.........

Cement Worker.... Cement Worker.. . . Cement Worker.. . .

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand..........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Deckhand.........

Diver.............

Diver.............

Diver.............

Diver.............

Diver.............

Diver.............

Diver.............

Diver............

Diver............

Diver............

Diver’s Tender.. . . Diver’s Tender.... Diver’s Tender. Diver’s Tender.

Letterer...........

Letterer..........

Machinist..........

Machinist..........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist.........

Machinist.........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist.........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist.........

Machinist..........

Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper.

hour, hour, 60 hour, 60 hour, 60 hour, 60 hour, 60 hour, 60 hour, 31 £ hour, 31 i hour, 31 i hour, 37 i hour, 37£ hour, 37 2 hour, 37i hour, 37i hour, 37 § hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374-hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour,, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 1 25 hour, 43J hour, 431 hour, 431 hour. 431 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374 hour, 374

60

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

James Devlin...........

Patrick Donovan........

John Dooling...........

Patrick Dunn...........

Patrick H. Dwyer.......

Ambrose T. Shea........

Dennis Sheehan.........

Andrew Smith..........

David Halpin...........

John Hanifin...........

Frank Heckman........

Thomas E. Hughes......

Thomas J. King.........

Wm. J. McPherson......

Thomas Mahoney.......

Michael Quinn..........

Timothy F. McCarthy...

Frank P. McIntyre......

Samuel Wells...........

Joseph F. Dunn.........

Stephen Mullins.........

Bernard J. Bryne.......

William H. Knoeppel.. . .

John Birmingham.......

William H, Cunliffe......

Hugh B. Emde.........

Sidney B. Goddard......

Thomas Kelly..........

Harmon McGarvey......

John C. Murray.........

Edward F. O’Donnell....

John W. Oakley........

Charles N. Schwartz.....

Timothy Sheehan.......

Alex Smith.............

Robert A. Carroll.......

John N. Herrick........

Alexander Karski.......

Jacob Strassburger......

Matthew J. Wartmann...

Thomas J. Bacom.......

Thomas Conway........

Patrick Cronin..........

James E. Gallagher......

John J. Hallisey........

Michael E. Higgins......

Garrett Lane...........

William J. McGlone.....

Daniel McNichol........

John Mooney...........

Jas. W. Murphy.........

Chas. V. Thompson......

Geo. J. Welsh...........

Edward M. Boden.......

John Bray.............

Frederick J. Coster......

Edward Cunningham. . . .

Richard F. Daly........

Joseph Fletcher.........

Peter Leonard..........

John Golden............

John Quigley...........

Edwin J. White.........

Edward Greenan........

Joseph Cal nan...........

James F. Cosgrove...!..

John J. Flynn..........

William Rennert........

Daniel F. Shanahan.....

Edward J. McCullen.....

John McLoughlin.......

Henry Track...........

William J. Barry........

Thomas F. Lyons.......

John F. Mansfield.......

Frederick Schatmann.... Andrew S. Dickson......

158 E. 102d st.................

49 Gouveneur st................

285 W. 147th st.................

462 W. 131st st................

57 Pacific st., Brooklyn..........

338 E. 81st st..................

446 W. 33d st..................

500    E. 17th st..................

227    E. 82d st..................

233 E. 58th st..................

283 Avenue C..................

416    W. 51st st.................

546    W. 52d st..................

256 W. 115th st................

326 E. 66th st..................

367 W. 35th st.................

2454 2d ave....................

266 W. 115th st................

2764 8th ave...................

304 E. 39t.h st..................

197 St. Nicholas ave............

337 E. 21st st..................

309 E. 136th st., The Bronx.....

632 E. 144th st.................

720 E. 21st st., Brooklyn........

2351 Walton ave., The Bronx....

95 Beebe ave., L. I. C...........

344 E. 22d st...................

509 Amsterdam ave.............

386 4th ave....................

404 E. 79th st..................

975 Washington ave., The Bronx.

228    W. 144th st................

2125 8th ave...................

34 Prospect st., L. I. City.......

208 E. 101st st.................

117 S. 1st st., Brooklyn.........

502 E. 73d st...................

501    W. 166th st................

478 E. 145th st.................

348 E. 134th st.................

470 Pearl st....................

430 W. 49th st.............

2486 2d ave....................

361 W. 12th st.................

65 Bedford st...................

426 E. 81st st..................

415 E. 80th st..................

542 W. 47th st.................

301 E. 60th st..................

507 W. 49th st.................

261 Avenue B..................

1862 Lexington ave.............

465 9th st., Brooklyn...........

67 E. 105th st..................

233 E. 85th st..................

423 E. 117th st.................

3 Richmond rd., Stapleton.......

432 W. 58th st.................

202 Java st., Brooklyn......

1260 2d ave....................

79 Horatio st..................

456 Bedford ave., Brooklyn......

611 E. 16th st..................

500 E. 17th st..................

417    E. 86th st..................

547    E. 15th st..................

640 E. 16th st..................

382 E. 153d st.................

165 St. Ann’s ave...............

74 Hoyt st., Brooklyn...........

949 Columbus ave...............

240 E. 79th st.

625 E. 16th st.

330 1st ave...

158 E. 102d st.

535 E. 81st st.

Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Helper. Machinist’s Heiper. Machinist’s Helper.

. . . . Machinist’s Helper.

. . . . Machinist’s Helper. .... Machinist’s Helper.. . . . . Machinist’s Helper .. . . . . Machinist’s Helper .. . . . . Machinist’s Helper.. . . . . Machinist’s Helper.. . . . . Machinist’s Helper. .

. . . . Mason............

.. . . Mason’s Helper.....

. . . . Mason’s Helper.....

. . . . Mason’s Helper.....

. . . . Painter............

.... Painter............

. . . . Painter............

. . . . Painter........... .

. . . . Painter............

. . . . Painter............

. . . . Painter............

. . . . Painter............

.... Painter............

. . . . Painter............

. . . . Painter............

.... Painter............

. . . . Painter............

.... Painter (Letterer)..

. . . . Painter............

. . . . Painter............

.... Painter............

.... Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

.. . . Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

.. .. Paver.............

.... Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

.. . . Paver............ .

. . . . Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

. . . . Paver.............

. . . . Pilot..............

. . . . Pilot...............

. . . . Pilot..............

. . . . Pilot..............

.... Pilot..............

.. . . Pilot..............

. . . . Pilot..............

. . . . Pilot..............

. . . . Pilot..............

. . . . Pilot..............

. . .. Pilot..............

. .. . Pipe Fitter.........

. . . . Pipe Fitter........

.... Pipe Fitter........

. . .. Pipe Fitter........

. . . . Pipe Fitter........

.... Pipe Fitter........

. ... Pipe Fitter.........

.... Pipe Fitter........

. . . . Pipe Fitter’s Helper .... Pipe Fitter’s Helper . . . . Pipe Fitter’s Helper . . . . Pipe Fitter’s Helper . . . . Plumber...........

hour, 37 J hour, 37£ hour, 37 i hour, 37i hour, 37£ hour, 37£ hour, 37i hour, 37£ hour, 37i hour, 37^ hour, 37i hour, 37i hour, 37i hour, 37 h hour, 37i hour, 37i hour, 37 h hour, 37£ hour, 37i hour, 56i hour, 37i hour, 37 i hour, 37i hour,

50

1,350 00 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 62i hour, 62i hour, 62i hour, 62i hour, 62i hour, 62% hour,    62 i

hour, 62i hour, 62£ hour, 62^ hour, 62i hour, 62£ hour, 62£ 1,920 00 1,200 00 1,920 00 1,650 00 1,200 00 1,920 00 1,650 00 1,920 00 1,650 00 1,650 00 1,650 00 hour, 62J hour, 62J hour, 62J hour, 62J hour, 62£ hour, 62/ hour, 62| hour, 62j hour, 37i hour, 37| hour, 37i hour, hour,

37i

50

NAME.

POSITION.

RESIDENCE.

Patrick Kiely........... 224 5th ave........................ Plumber.........

John T. Dolan.......... 1704 Park ave..................... Plumber’s Helper.

Hugh Carroll........... 57 Beach st........................ Rammer.........

William E. Cavanagh.. . . Unionport, Bronx................... Rammer........

John Doran............ 430 W. 125th st.................... Rammer........

Arthur F. Ferrier....... 202 E. 76th st...................... Rammer........

John Kessler........... Rowland st., Westchester, The Bronx. Rammer........

Francis P. Keegan......    430 E.    13th st...................... Rammer........

Owen Masterson........ 307 W.    153rd st.................... Rammer........

Eugene Morrissey....... 421 E.    22d st...................... Rammer........

Frederick Abel.......... 424 E.    83d st....................... Rigger..........

Florence Barnett........ 146 W. 10th st..................... Rigger..........

Patrick Collins.......... 414 W. 49th st..................... Rigger..........

James Dalton........... 336 E.    80th st...................... Rigger..........

Joseph Devlin.......... 301 E.    49th st...................... Rigger..........

Ferdinando De Mais.....    2265 1st ave....................... Rigger..........

Lawrence Farley........ 229 E. 82d st...................... Rigger..........

Thomas F. Fleming.....    52 Madison st...................... Rigger..........

Andrew Kane........... 149 W. 62d st...................... Rigger..........

Frank A. Kennedy......    508 W. 145th st.................... Rigger..........

Thomas Mahon......... 179 E. 85th st...................... Rigger..........

Carl A. Pehrsson........ 17 Charles st....................... Rigger..........

John Smith............. 779 10th ave....................... Rigger..........

John Ziegler............ 845 Amsterdam ave................. Rigger..........

Martin Becker.......... 1549 2d ave........................ Roofer..........

Joseph Eder........... 417 E158th st., Bronx.............. Roofer..........

David Henry Crum......    419 W. 47th st..................... Saw Filer.......

John Kennedy........ 156 Morningside ave.,    Manhattan..... Saw Filer........

Charles F. King......... 142 W. 52d st...................... Saw Filer........

Joseph J. Kottler....... 814 6th st......................... Saw Filer.........

Edward F. Rush........ 776 9th ave........................ Saw Filer........

John Tormey, Sr........ 714 E. 13th st...................... Saw Filer........

William F. Carroll.......    552 E. 86th st...................... Scowman........

Thomas King........... 873 1st ave........................ Scowman........

Ole Olsen.............. 711 10th ave....................... Scowman........

James L. Stevens....... 77 Jackson st....................... Scowman........

Alexander Baird........ 510 W. 38th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

John Battenberg........ 149 Morningside ave................ Ship Carpenter. .

Michael Brady.......... 290 E.    7th st....................... Ship    Carpenter. .

John E. Burns.......... 501 E.    176th st..................... Ship    Carpenter. .

Thomas Butler.......... 31 Jackson st., Stapleton............ Ship Carpenter..

Daniel J. Bremner.......    249 Harrison st., Brooklyn........... Ship Carpenter. .

John Casey............. 100 E. 124th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

Geo. S. Clark........... 290 E. 7th st....................... Ship Carpenter..

James H. Collins........ 707 E.    148th st..................... Ship    Carpenter. .

Dominick Costello....... 543 W.    44th st..................... Ship    Carpenter..

Thomas J. Cox.......... 121 Marion st., Long Island City..... Ship Carpenter..

Jeremiah J. Crowley.....    2142 Mapes ave., The Bronx........ Ship Carpenter..

Richard H. Diamond. ...    93 Greenpoint ave., Brooklyn........ Ship Carpenter. .

Thomas F. Dillon....... Dyckman st., Inwood............... Ship Carpenter..

Joseph J. Duval......... 178a 26th st....................... Ship    Carpenter.    .

George R. Dyer......... 101 Atlantic ave.................... Ship    Carpenter..

Henry J. Falkey........ 506 W. 145th st.................... Ship Carpenter..

Bernard F. Farley, Jr....    507 W. 47th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

Patrick Fitzsimons......    58 E. 130th st...................... Ship Carpenter..

Edward J. Foley........ 591 E. 135th st..................... Ship    Carpenter..

Thomas Floyd.......... 546 W. 46th st...................... Ship    Carpenter.    .

Ronald Gillies.......... 441    Welling st.,    Richmond Hill....... Ship Carpenter..

Joseph Goldstein........ 392    Lorimer st.,    Brooklyn........... Ship Carpenter..

John R. Grant.......... 545 W. 125th st.................... Ship Carpenter..

George W. Guider.......    593 Eagle ave...................... Ship Carpenter..

Lawrence J. Halloran....    353 E. 23d st...................... Ship Carpenter..

Thomas F. Halpin.......    1231 1st ave....................... Ship Carpenter..

George J. Hasslacher. . . .    541 E. 84th st...................... Ship Carpenter..

James Hodnett.......... 152 Union pi., High Bridge.......... Ship Carpenter. .

Edward Hoolahan.......    24 Amsterdam ave.;................ Ship Carpenter..

Daniel Kane............ 311 Oakland st., Brooklyn........... Ship Carpenter..

William Kelleghan......    317    E. 69th st...................... Ship Carpenter..

Thomas Kennedy....... 508    E. 17th st...................... Ship Carpenter..

William J. King......... 420 Bedford ave., Brooklyn.......... Ship Carpenter..

Joseph Kyle............ 299 W. 137th st.................... Ship Carpenter..

Patrick McAnanley......    304 E. 89th st...................... Ship Carpenter..

James McEntee......... 527 46th st., Brooklyn.............. Ship Carpenter. .

Chas. McGuiness........ 632 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn....... Ship Carpenter..

John Mclnenly.......... 457 W. 35th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

Andrew Mahon......... 554 W. 52d st...................... Ship Carpenter..

James Mahon........... 71 Guernsey st..................... Ship Carpenter..

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NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

.    115 W. 62d st...................... Ship Carpenter...

308 E. 89th st...................... Ship Carpenter...

. Ill W. 62d st...................... Ship Carpenter...

128 E. 98th st...................... Ship Carpenter...

. 218 W. 60th st..................... Ship Carpenter...

. 614 48th st., Brooklyn.............. Ship Carpenter...

53 Monroe st....................... Ship Carpenter...

467 W. 46th st..................... Ship Carpenter...

93 Bay ave., Mariner’s Harbor........ Ship Carpenter...

142 Cornelius st., Astoria............ Ship Carpenter...

1260 Nelson pi., Highbridge.......... Ship Carpenter...

.    208 Jersey st., New Brighton......... Ship Carpenter...

97 Morton st....................... Ship Carpenter...

.    2777 8th ave....................... Ship Carpenter...

516 W. 52d st...................... Ship Carpenter...

.    595 2d ave......................... Ship Carpenter ..

651 48th st., Brooklyn.............. Ship Carpenter...

561 W. 42d st...................... Ship Carpenter...

422 E. 159th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

.    131 Leroy st....................... Ship Carpenter..

501 W. 57th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

.    47 Delancey st..................... Ship Carpenter..

16 E. 5th st., Brooklyn.............. Ship Carpenter..

231 E. 79th st...................... Ship Carpenter..

77 Barrow st....................... Ship Carpenter..

80 Morton st....................... Ship Carpenter..

551 W. 57th st..................... Ship Carpenter..

Alexander Stenhouse... .    420 W. 124th st.................... Ship Carpenter..

Charles Swansen........ 213 29th st., Brooklyn.............. Ship Carpenter..

Michael R. White....... 98 S. 10th st., Brooklyn............. Ship Carpenter..

Andrew Wilson......... 436 W. 42d st...................... Ship Carpenter..

James Casey............ 1208 Fulton ave., The Bronx......... Ship Calker......

George E. Cullen........ 423 E. 78th st...................... Ship Calker.....

Patrick Fleming........ 77 Montgomery st................... Ship Calker.....

James J. Johntry........ 437 Bleecker st., Brooklyn........... Ship Calker.....

Justin McNamara....... 253 South st., Brooklyn............. Ship Calker.....

Patrick Murray......... 360 Front st....................... Ship Calker.....

Robert Paxton.......... 154 Eckford st., Brooklyn........... Ship Calker.....

Michael Petit........... 56 Carver st., Astoria............... Ship Calker.....

Daniel Sullivan......... 313 Henry st....................... Ship Calker.....

Benjamin Walker....... 602 Water st....................... Ship Calker.....

Lawrence J. Welch......    5 West End ave.................... Ship Calker.....

William Welton......... 66 Gouverneur st................... Ship Calker.....

Peter Ager............. 2697 8th ave....................... Marine Sounder.

William T. Barnett......    268 Bleecker st..................... Marine Sounder.

James S. Barry......... 322 2d ave......................... Marine Sounder.

Thomas F. Barry....... 2346 Old Broadway................. Marine Sounder.

James J. Bergen........ 79 Grand View ave., Mariner’s Harbor. Marine Sounder.

John F. Brady.......... 682 9th ave........................ Marine Sounder.

J. Thomas Burke........ 1500 1st ave....................... Marine    Sounder.

Edward P. Busteed......    689 E. 138th st..................... Marine    Sounder.

Michael F. Callahan.....    191 Brown pi., Bronx............... Marine    Sounder.

William P. Campbell. . . .    446 W. 56th st..................... Marine    Sounder.

783 Union st., Brooklyn............. Marine    Sounder.

554 W. 51st st...................... Marine    Sounder.

126 Nostrand ave., Brooklyn......... Marine    Sounder.

Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder . Marine Sounder. Marine Sounder.

Thomas Malloy.. . .

Otto Miller........

Peter J. Mitchell...

John Moran.......

John Mulleady.....

George Nelson.....

William Newell.. . .

John O’Connor.....

Joseph O’Donnell. . Cornelius O’Connor

Francis Pilon......

John Reilly........

Patrick Rigney.___

Henry S. Roll.....

Michael Rodgers...

John D. Roler.....

Andrew T. Rorvig. Dominick Ross James F. Ruggles.. James L. Ryder... Edward J. Scheeler Philip Sheridan

Eugene Smith.....

George Sparks.....

Harry M. Sponza., John M. Sponza... Michael Stapleton.

Thomas Carey...

Edward J. Casey Michael Clark...

John W. Connors, No. 1..    61 Jackson st

George W. Cooper.

Daniel J. Donohue Charles W. Eagan.

John M. Fink.....

Daniel A. Flynn. .

John Grady......

George V. Graham Thomas J. Hanrahan... .    785 9th ave

Harry Harris. . . .

Arthur F. Hawes.

Thomas Hoey. . .

Thomas Hogan. .

John Jackson....

Thomas Kean. . .

William J. Kelley James J. Kenny..

John T. Kiely. . .

Kreitler Frank...

Benjamin Laks..

Henry Lehmkuhl

277 E. 10th st.. 425 Park ave. .. 350 W. 52d st.. 550 9th ave.... 242 W. 17th st. 251 W. 144th st 265 W. 129th st

45 Forsythe st.............

2114 Madison ave..........

333 E. 21st st.............

213 Lewis st..............

417 E. 19th st.............

Inwood and 174th sts......

30 Huntington st., Brooklyn

879 6th ave...............

1448 Fulton st., Brooklyn. .

613 E. 16th st.............

361 E. 3d st..............

213 Lewis st..............

hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 hour, 50 wk., 18 00 hour, 50 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 hour, 31 i . wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 hour, 31J wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00 . hour, 31 i wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 . wk., 18 00

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

ner

James McGarry........

John J. McGrane........

Robert F. McIntyre.....

John J. McManus.......

Joseph Maher...........

Chester A. Marr.........

Joseph Meyers..........

John J. Mullaney........

James D. Murray.......

Francis B. O’Rourke. . . .

John T. O’Rourke.......

William Patten.........

John Pellinger..........

Ernest J. Prael.........

James J. Quill..........

James P. Quinn.........

Daniel J. Reed..........

Harry Rose............

John Russell............

Frank J. Russo.........

Frank D. Ryan.........

Frank Ryder...........

Andrew Smith..........

August Strittmatter.....

Thomas J. Sullivan......

Thomas F. Vaughan.....

William B. Walker.......

Henry Whitney.........

Paul Alff...............

John Boland............

Patrick Bohen..........

James Burke...........

James J. Burke.........

Dennis Coffey...........

Thomas A. McLean......

Denis Dougherty........

Frank Deady.........,.

Morris Keegan..........

James Kerrigan.........

John Brassel..........

William Hill............

William Keisler.........

Thomas F. Malloy.......

Thomas Martin.........

Geo. Oberst............

James Vandegrift.......

James P. Fagan.........

William Kern...........

James J. Pryor.........

Charles J. Robertson

Charles J. Rosene.......

Patrick J. Sheehan......

Maurice Stack..........

Daniel Sullivan.........

James J. Walsh..........

Henry Way............

John Carroll............

Wm. J. Donovan........

John Downey...........

Philip Fitzpatrick.......

Robert Gard

Patrick McAtamney.....

Michael McGrath........

Lorenz Roth............

Edmond D. Saunders. ...

Edward Walsh..........

Stephen Walsh..........

Arthur A. Hemmer......

Thomas P. Kane........

Albert H. Lorenze.......

John Rumley...........

James J. Somers........

James Anderson........

Peter Annerstedt........

Moses E. Arment........

Philip Ascher...........

William H. Bach........

45 Catherine st..............

503 W. 52d st..............

30 W. 135th st.............

420 E. 117th st..............

E. 238th st. and Matilda ave.

38 Morton st...............

344 E. 87th st..............

325 W. 26th st.............

86 Morton st...............

23 N. Moore st.............

23    N. Moore st.............

106 Avenue D..............

631 60th st., Brooklyn......

90 Bedford st..............

491 W. 130th st............

501 W. 56th st.............

414 2d ave.................

226    Madison st.............

37 Bay 17th st.............

29 Oliver st................

83 Perry st................

331    Cherry st..............

883 E. 135th st.............

357 E. 87th st..............

434 Hudson st.............

440 Hudson st.............

21 Morton st...............

Bay 11th st., Bath Beach....

459 E. 171st st.............

124 E. 118th st.............

551 2nd ave...............

408 Greenwich st...........

444 E. 82d st...............

2071 Ryer ave.............

816 6th st.................

Whitestone, Queens.........

328 1st ave................

227    E. 50th st..............

322 1st ave................

657 Water st...............

1359 1st ave................

157 Huron st., Greenpoint...

171 Amsterdam ave.........

198 South st...............

1575 3d ave................

163 W. 10th st.............

209£ Eckford st., Brooklyn..

814 6th st.................

407 E. 22d st...............

450 W. 164th st............

463 Dean st., Brooklyn......

41-43 Madison st...........

708 West End ave..........

1704 3d ave., Brooklyn......

612 W. 110th st............

157 Watts st...............

217 W. Houston st..........

260 W. 12th st.............

248 Hoyt st., Brooklyn......

306 E. 65th st..............

248 6th st., Brooklyn.......

151 N. 7th st...............

424 E. 80th st..............

92 E. 116th st..............

332    E. 23d st..............

434 E. 80th st...............

522 W. 46th st.............

1046 Halsey st.............

171 West End ave..........

972 E. 175th st.............

1101 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn. .

24    W. Grove st., Flushing. . .

1514 Lexington ave.........

1369 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn

217 33d st., Brooklyn.......

42 Essex st................

51 Manhattan st............

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder......

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Marine Sounder.....

Stoker.............

Stoker..............

Stoker.............

Stoker (Marine).....

Stoker.............

Stoker. . ...........

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker..............

Stoker..............

Stoker..............

Stoker.............

Stoker..............

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker (Marine).....

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker..............

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker..............

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker.............

Stoker (Marine).....

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stone Cutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Stonecutter.........

Tinsmith and Roofer. Tinsmith and Roofer. Tinsmith and Roofer. Tinsmith and Roofer. Tinsmith and Roofer.

Watchman.........

W atchman.........

Watchman.........

Watchman.........

Watchman.........

wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 hour, 31 i wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 hour, 31i wk., 18 00 wk., 18 00 hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43f hour, 43! hour, 43J hour, 43! hour, 43f hour, 43f hour, 43f hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! wk., 15 00 hour, 43£ hour, 43f hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 43! hour, 56i hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 561 hour, 25 hour, 25 hour, 25 hour, 25 hour 25

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

349 2d ave..................

401 E. 53d st. ... ...........

34 Clinton ave., Woodhaven..

109 W. 113th st.............

6 Charlton st................

777 8th ave.................

52 Macdougal st.............

109 Bank st................

308 E. 44th st...............

226 Madison st.............

234 E. 122d st..............

500 W. 38th st..............

164 Huntington st., Brooklyn 817 Kent ave., Brooklyn. . . .

330 1st ave.................

2445 8th ave................

453 W. 19th st..............

2355 8th ave................

97 Perry st.................

105 King st................

1208 Hoe ave..............

725 Washington st..........

223 3d ave.................

515 W. 145th st............

520 W. 47th st.............

590 Grand st...............

155 E. 124th st.............

John T. Bannon. .

John Barr........

Louis Beauline...

Joseph Beckhardt...

Joseph G. Berk.....

Charles Bliss........

Joseph P. Brizzolara

William Cleary......

Bryan Clune........

Charles Connolly. . ..

Patrick F. Cooney..

James J. Coughlan. .

John W. Coyne.....

Daniel J. Crotty. . . .

Patrick Cunningham Patrick Delaney....

John W. Distler.....

Frank Donnelly.....

Dennis Doyle.......

Edward A. Farmer..

Thomas Ferris......

Owen J. Foley......

Francis Gallagher.. .

James J. Gallagher..

John Gannon.......

Jos. F. Gorman.....

Michael S. Guilfoyle James M. Hackett...

John D. Haggerty....... 70 W. 93d st....................

Herman Heim.......... 645 E. 16th st...................

Robert C. Homan.......    300 W. 48th st..................

William H. Kain........ 22 Hope st., Brooklyn............

John F. Kearney........ 776E. 158th st..................

Thomas Kennedy....... 109 W. 100th st.................

Patrick Larkin.......... 95 10th ave.....................

Thomas J. Larkin....... 316 9th ave.....................

Jos. J. Lawless.......... 450 W. 36th st..................

Timothy McCarthy......    467 W. 49th st..................

Patrick McCauley....... 875 E. 135th st..................

William McClimont......    96 Rogers ave...................

Charles McDermott......    418 W. 48th st..................

Michael McDonough.....    130 4th pi.. Brooklyn............

Peter J. McNaboe.......    400 W. 50th st...................

Thomas F. Meany....... 1049 Park ave................

Patrick Melville......... 559 W. 44th st..................

Peter J. Monaghan......    2042 E. 14th st., Brooklyn........

Joseph Mullaney........ 242 Lexington ave., Brooklyn.....

James M. Mullen........ 506 W. 55th st..................

John F. Murphy........ 21 St. Andrew’s pi...............

Thomas J. Murray......    204 South st....................

William H. Murray......    1685 Park ave..................

Daniel J. O’Connell......    449 E. 135th st..................

Daniel O’Connor........ 149 Harrison st., Brooklyn........

John O’Malley.......... 238 W. 36th st..................

Patrick O’Neill......... 736 Vernon ave., Long Island City

Jeremiah O’Shaughnessy. 2560 8th ave....................

Denis O’Sullivan........ 274 West st.....................

Neils P. Olsen.......... 1194 1st ave.....................

Charles L. Padgett......    664 Robbins ave.................

Charles C. Pool......... 10 W. 136th st..................

John F. Power.......... 64 W. 131st st..................

Michael H. Purtell......    321 10th ave....................

Gustav Raefle.......... 895 Jefferson ave................

Martin Reagan.......... 214 W. 67th st..................

William J. Reilly........ 4 Clarkson st....................

August J. Reuss........ 242 30th st.....................

Bernard Rowe.......... 223 Madison st., Brooklyn........

Charles S. Scott......... 145 Morningside

John M. Schwenck......    347 E. 78th st..

Richard Spitz........... 224 Hamburg ave., Brooklyn

John Spillane........... 226 E. 83d st...............

Chas. T. Stelle.......... 250 W. 38th st.............

John H. Weeks......... 297 Howard ave., Brooklyn..

James White........... 146 E. 128th st.............

Robt. B. Clements......    537 W. 144th st.............

Philip H. Dennler....... 40 Lincoln ave., Flushing... .

Thomas Thatcher....... 346 E. 194th st.............

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RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

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Philip Farmer..........

Peter Abbott...........

Daniel Ahern...........

Thomas Ahearn.........

Thomas J. Ahearn.......

Patrick Ahearn.........

Edward Akerstrom......

Frederick Akerstrom.. . .

Danforth L. Allen.......

Anders Andersen........

Edward F. Anderson. ...

James A. Anderson......

Peter O. Anderson......

John A. Beck...........

Thomas Beirne.........

Jacob Benz.............

John Beyer.............

Thomas Black..........

Peter Borgeson.........

Edward F. Brady.......

James Brady...........

Patrick Brady..........

John Brennan..........

Cornelius J. Britt.......

Harry Bronson.........

George H. Brower.......

Geo. Brown............

Henry Brown...........

Richard Butler.........

Thomas Burkitt.........

John J. Bryne..........

Peter J. Bryne..........

Thomas J. Cahill........

John Callahan..........

John Campbell..........

Patrick Canty..........

Michael Carlos..........

James Carren...........

Terence F. Carroll.......

Wm. H. Carroll.........

Jonas O. Cholan........

Maurice Christal........

Michael Chrystal........

Albert Clabes...........

John Coffey............

Cornelius Coleman.......

James A. Coleman.......

John H. Collins.........

Matthew Cooney........

Thomas F. Conway......

Patrick J. Conway......

William A. Cross........

Terence Cumiskey.......

James Cumiskey........

Daniel Currie...........

John P. Daley..........

John Daniels..........,

John O. Danielson.......

Harry S. Dearie.........

William Deitz.........

Frederick Derouin.......

John De Temple.......

Aaron De Wit.........

Peter Donaldson.......

Peter Donohue..........

Patrick Donovan.......

Louis Dossik..........

Henry Doyle..........

Joseph Doyle...........

John Driscoll...........

Thomas Dunne........

Peter Duprey..........

Thomas Eearley.......

Victor F. Erikson......

Louis Fabur...........

Jqmes Eti^ari..........

T^ter Fassfg. v...........

181 W. 63d st................

189 Avenue C................

33 Jackson st................

53 Jackson st................

723 Cauldwell ave............

53 Jackson st................

406 W. 29th st...............

2285 7th ave.................

11 Lewis pi., Brooklyn........

56 Van Brunt st., Brooklyn....

204 E. 115th st...............

228 E. 114th st...............

103 E. 104th st...............

322 Bowery..................

351 Forest ave., The Bronx. .. . 423 W. 50th st...............

501    W. 51st st...............

255 Audubon ave.............

633 E. 142d st., The Bronx.... Cottage Row, Kingsbridge.....

502    W. 49th st...............

290 E. 7th st.................

486 Hudson st...............

135 N. 9th st., Brooklyn.......

127 Sherman ave.............

112 S. 8th st., Brooklyn.......

83 Luqueer st., Brooklyn......

301 W. 116th st..............

31 Jackson st., Stapleton.......

213 Greenpoint ave., Brooklyn. 456 W. 35th st...............

443    W. 33d st................

55    Lyman ave., Rosebank, S. I

93 10th ave..................

698 6th ave..................

Flushing, L. I................

754 E. 171st st...............

472 E. 10th st................

103 W. 98th st...............

523 W. 135th st..............

472 46th st., Brooklyn.........

428 E. 66th st................

138 Christopher st............

505 W. 47th st...............

436    9th ave..................

171 Amsterdam ave...........

444    W. 50th st...............

6 Amsterdam ave.............

500 W. 133d st...............

350 W. 47th st...............

312 W. 135th st..............

534 W. 47th st...............

1907 2d ave..................

1907 2d ave..................

45 E. 134th st................

1206 Amsterdam ave..........

35 Schaffer st., Brooklyn......

492 Hicks st., Brooklyn.......

2110 Amsterdam

2597 8th ave.....

17 Gay st...................

684 E. 136th st., The Bronx. .

56    West st..................

2754 8th ave................

137 E. 117th st..............

425 W. 42d st...............

733 Prospect ave., The Bronx,

181a 29th st., Brooklyn......

286 W. Houston st...........

28 Canal st.................

437    W. 40th st.............

62 W. 100th st..............

646 10th ave................

319 E. 91st st...............

356 W. 52d st...............

135 N. 9th st................

326 E. 83d st...............

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John Thomas Fay Jame3 R. Finley. . Thomas J. Finnen John Finnerty... . Michael Finnerty.

332 Avenue A...

107 Leroy st....

428 W. 48th st..

61 3d st., L. I. C 724 11th 1712 Amsterdam ave

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William Fitzgerald (No. 2)    474 E. 151st st

John Fitzpatrick...

Louis Flecker......

Edward Flynn.....

Joseph A. Flynn.. .

Patrick Flynn.....

William Forbes....

Patrick Gately.....

Thomas Gill.......

John T. Gilligan. ..

Jas. Gordon.......

Thomas F. Gorman Thomas Graham...

John Green........

John J. Grantham.

Cornelius Hagan.. .

John W. Hanna....

Joseph J. Harmon.

Michael Harrigan. .

Charles Hart......

William Hart......

Thomas Hartin.. . .

Matthew Hatzel...

John Hatton......

Andrew Hendrickson, Jr. 125 Perry st.

Michael Hennessey......    262 Spring st

Henry Henriksen.

Alfred

Henry G. Hohl. .

John Hofgren....

Patrick T. Horan Timothy Howard Jacob Hufnagel..

John Hughes.. . .

Oscar Jacobson..

William Jacobson

John Jones......

Anton Jahoda....

Albin Johnson...

Charles Johnson..

John R. Johnson.

Peter Johnson.. .

84 Ridge st...................

139 N. 8th st., Brooklyn........

2574 8th ave..................

563 3d ave....................

236 W. 65th st................

188th st. and Amsterdam ave...

516 W. 39th st................

346 E. 44th st.................

349 W. Houston st............

28 Taylor st., W. New Brighton.

418 W. 42d st..................

164 Christopher st..............

303 Henry st...................

18 Harrison ave., Port Richmond

221 E. 101st st.................

504 W. 48th st.................

243 E. 117th st.................

328 E. 93d st..................

Ill Bedford st.................

600 W. 46th st.................

163 W. 102d st.................

2777 8th ave...................

345 E. 37th st..................

pring st..................

1138 Freeman st., The Bronx.. .

446 W. 58th st...............

85 Himrod st., Brooklyn.......

9 Linden st., New Brighton.....

310 E. 90th st.................

46 Marcy ave., Brooklyn.......

474 W. 148th st...............

253 W. 68th st................

336 58th st., Brooklyn.........

1105 3d ave...................

375 E. 136th st................

423 E. 78th st.................

171 Carroll st., Brooklyn.......

2772 8th ave..................

548 Hicks st., Brooklyn........

513 W. 45th st

William Jordon (No. 1). .    274 W. 118th st...............

William Jordon (No. 2). .    139 E. 220th st................

513 W. 47th st................

274 W. 143d st................

319 W. 13th st................

909 6th ave...................

761 2d ave....................

71 W. 99th st.................

827 10th ave..................

107 Leroy st..................

245 Spring st.................

80 Meserole ave., Brooklyn.....

344    Madison st., New York City

665 2d ave....................

664 Driggs ave., Brooklyn......

807 Columbus ave.............

205 Kent st., Brooklyn.........

789 6th ave., New York City...

235 W. 148th st...............

107 Charlton st................

345    Water st., N. Y. City.......

635 47th st., Brooklyn.........

1260 Nelson ave., The Bronx...

15 Beach ph, Brooklyn.........

2504 7th ave..................

1807 2d ave...................

427 47th st., Brooklyn........

448 W. 38th st................

78 W. 3d st...................

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Charles Just........

William C. Kaberich Lawrence Kately.... Michael G. Keating.

Martin Kehoe.......

George Kelly.......

John Kelly.........

Thomas J. Kelly... . Hill F. Kennedy.. . . Michael J. Kennedy. William Kennedy. . .

Thomas Kenny.....

Albert G. Kenefick..

Wm. Kerrigan......

James Kiernan.. Michael Kiernan.. . . Patrick J. Kiernan..

Thomas Kilcarr.....

John King..........

Jacob Klami........

Julius G. Klaveness. Charles M. Knudsen

Ole Knudsen........

Thomas Lafferty....

John Lahey.......

Thomas Lahey.....

Richard Lancer.....

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Hans Larsen....

Emil Lauterberg Edward K. Lawrence....    21 Morton st

Henry Lerch, Jr. . .

Henry Lerch, Sr. . .

John Lieberman. . .

David H. Link....

Joseph Lockwood..

George Link.......

John H. Link......

William Link......

John Linstrom.....

Joseph M. Locher..

John Love (No. 1).

John J. Love......

Michael Lynch.....

Robert McCafferty.

James McCaffery .,

Michael McCallan. .

Thomas McCann...

James J. McCarthy Joseph McClellan..

Angus McDonald........

John McDonald.........

Thomas F. McDonald....

Charles McElroy........

John J. McEntee........

Chas. W. McGill........

Andrew McGinley.......

Frank J. McGrath.......

John J. McGuire.....

John McHugh..........

Patrick McHugh........

John E. McIntyre.......

Peter Mclver...........

John A. McKinley......

Daniel A. McKinney....

John J. McLaughlin.....

336 Pearl st., N. V. C...............

Aqueduct ave. and 181st st., Bronx... 465 W. 46th st.....................

1136 Halsey st., Brooklyn.........

173 Schaeffer st., Brooklyn........

309 W. 144th st..................

706 9th ave.....................

213 E. 84th st....................

523 W. 52d st...................

512 W. 50th st..................

553 W. 53d st., N. Y. City........

473 E. 136th st..................

664 lOthave.....................

102 Avenue D...................

106 Avenue D....................

497 Hicks st., Brooklyn..........

728 E. 142d st..................

522 10th ave....................

102 W. 99th st..................

463 W. 42d st...................

759    10th ave., N. Y. City.........

62 6th ave., New Brighton........

550 W. 49th st..................

760    11th ave....................

249 W. 15th st..................

328 E. 77th st...................

2172 8th ave....................

325 W. 44th st..................

625 Greenwich st................

837 8th ave.....................

435 E. 122d st...................

228 E. 43d st...................

432 W. 51st st...................

304 W. 11th st..................

1321 59th st., Brooklyn...........

146 W. 62d st...................

428 Pleasant ave., N. Y. City......

419 Brook ave., The Bronx.......

William G. McLaughlin..    312 E. 121st st..................

Daniel McLeod......... 352 St. Nicholas ave.............

Neil McLeod............ 432 W. 35th st..................

Joseph G. McManus.....    507 10th ave....................

Patrick J. McNulty.....    460 W. 34th st..................

William McVey......... 3 Brooks st., Tompkinsville.......

Daniel Maguire......... 604 E. 14th st...................

Michael Mahoney....... 590 Amsterdam ave..............

Martin Manning......... 550 W. 49th st..................

Geo. V. Marion......... 405 W. 17th st..................

Anthony J. Mascher.....    427 W. 50th st..................

Walter A. Matts........ 442 E. 120th st..................

Patrick May............ 1712 Amsterdam ave.............

James F. Meade......... 159 Varick st....................

Louis J. Miller.......... 59 Mangin st....................

John J. Mooney......... 202 E. 19th st...................

James Mulgrew......... 113 E. 102d st...................

John Mulhern........... 57 Sands st., Brooklyn...........

James Murray.......... 113 W. 56th st..................

John Murray........... 356 W. 16th st..................

Emil A. Nelson......... 210 36th st., Brooklyn...........

Julius Nelson........... 664 47th st., Brooklyn...........

Wilson L. Newbegin.....    601 E. 138th st..................

Alfred C. Newell........ 163 W. 129th st..................

Joseph H. Nolan........ 148 N. 4th st., Brooklyn..........

John Norbeck.......... 777 8th ave., N. Y. C............

Robert J. Oakley........ 557 Kingsbridge rd., The Bronx...

Daniel O’Brien.......... 354 W. 18th st..................

Thomas O’Brien........ 182 Varick st...................

Thomas H. Ohrt........ 724 Wythe ave., Brooklyn........

Isaac Olsen............. 99 Greenpoint ave., L. I. City.....

Jonas Olsen............ 537 Clinton st., Brooklyn.........

Thomas O’Neilll........ 396 E. 10th st...................

William H. O’Neill......    514 E. 15th st..................

William F. Owens.......    820 10th ave....................

Merwin J. Page......... 350E. 18th st....................

Edward Parker......... 192 Norman ave., Brooklyn.......

William Perchback......    405 E. Houston st...............

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POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

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Albert Sipila......

Patrick S kelly.. . .

Thomas C. Carroll Jeremiah Crowley, Edward Abeel. . . . Gerard Bancker. . Thomas F. Barry.

Charles A. Pearson......    348 E. 123d st..................... Dock Builder

Albert B. Peters........ 505 E. Houston st.................. Dock Builder

Charles Peterson........ 326 E. 81st st...................... Dock Builder

Peter Peterson.......... 14 Manhattan pi., Brooklyn.......... Dock Builder

Christopher E. Pettit... .    121st st. and Amsterdam ave......... Dock Builder

Thomas Purdy, Jr.......    1476 Rowland ave., Westchester...... Dock Builder

John J. Quinn.......... 857 8th ave........................ Dock Builder

Michael J. Quirk........ 307 E. 125th st..................... Dock Builder

James Radinsky........ 441- Morton st...................... Dock Builder

John P. Reagan......... 536 W. 47th st..................... Dock Builder

John Reeves............ 31 Bethune st...................... Dock Builder

Patrick Regan.......... 171 E. 111th st..................... Dock Builder

Patrick A. Reid......... 201 15th st., Brooklyn.............. Dock Builder

Michael F. Reilly........ 295 Avenue C...................... Dock Builder

Charles Reynolds........ 109 Java st., Brooklyn.............. Dock Builder

George Ricker.......... 148 N. 8th st., Brooklyn............. Dock Builder

Arnold Ribstein......... 234 E. 76th st..................... . . Dock Builder

John Rode............. 568 Grand st....................... Dock Builder

John J. Rodgers........ 1956 2d ave........................ Dock Builder

Louis P. Rogers......... 143 Degraw st., Brooklyn............ Dock Builder

Louis Rose............. 437 W. 53d st...................... Dock Builder

Alexander Ross......... 446 W. 49th st., N. Y. City.......... Dock Builder

Thomas P. Rutledge.....    246 Avenue A...................... Dock Builder

John J. Ryan........... 115 Charlton st..................... Dock Builder

Richard F. Ryan........ 507 W. 56th st., New York.......... Dock Builder

William Ryan (No. 1)....    254 W. 154th st.................... Dock Builder

349 Hudson st..................... Dock Builder

84 4th st., L. I. City................ Dock Builder

84 Carmine st...................... Dock Builder

93 Nelson st., Brooklyn............. Dock Builder

641 11th ave....................... Dock Builder

223 Front st., Brooklyn............. Dock Builder

318 E. 33d st...................... Dock Builder

313 E. 78th st...................... Dock Builder

561 W. 54th st..................... Dock Builder

354 W. 56th st..................... Dock Builder

249 E. 127th st..................... Dock Builder

74 Bedford st...................... Dock Builder

Charles W. Smith....... 1420 Prospect ave.................. Dock Builder

Frank A. Smith......... 712 Henry st., Brooklyn............. Dock Builder

James J. Smith......... 536 E. 135th st..................... Dock Builder

Philip Spielman......... 2087 Amsterdam ave................ Dock Builder

Edward Stack.......... 409 E. 19th st...................... Dock Builder

Frank J. Starr.......... 208 Bay 8th st.., Bath Beach......... Dock Builder

Frederick Stickler.......    332 Stanton st...................... Dock Builder

Christoff H. Stockmeyer. 97 Taylor st., West New Brighton... . Dock Builder

Thomas Sullivan........ 818 E. 6th st...................... . Dock Builder

Ash Sunderlin.......... 268 W. 134th st.................... Dock Builder

John W. Swackliamer.. ..    513    W. 57th st..................... Dock Builder

Geo. M. Sykes.......... 230    W. 18th st..................... Dock Builder

James Sweeney......... 428    W. 31st st..................... Dock Builder

Edwin O. Taylor......... 515    W. 47th st..................... Dock Builder

Matthew Tevlin......... 230 E. 45th st...................... Dock Builder

Peter Thompson........ 91 Luquer st., Brooklyn............. Dock Builder

Theodore Tolfsen........ Demarest ave., West New Brighton... Dock Builder

Frederick Trojan........ 341    W. 38th st..................... Dock Builder................

John G. Thompson......    930 St. Crescent st., Astoria.......... Dock Builder................

Harmer H. Van Cott. . . . Ardsley, N. Y...................... Dock Builder................

John Volk.............. 599    E. 139th st..................... Docq Builder................

Stephen Voysey......... 509 Hicks st., Brooklyn............. Dock Builder................

Robert A. Wall......... 31 Warren st., Stapleton, S. I........ Dock Builder................

Martin Walsh........... 2499 Arthur ave., The Bronx......... Dock Builder. ...............

Thomas Walsh.......... 275 Sackett st., Brooklyn............ Dock Builder................

Patrick J. Ward........ Rosebank, S. I..................... Dock Builder................

William Webber........ 1770 Amsterdam ave................ Dock Builder................

John Wilson............ 511 W. 59th st..................... Dock Builder................

William Wilson......... 482 E. 134th st..................... Dock Builder................

Charles A. Manly........ 162 McDonough st., Brooklyn........ Superintendent of Docks......

John R. Powers......... 355 W. 42d st...................... Asst. Superintendent of Docks.

Peter Woolley.......... 106 East End ave.................. Asst. Superintendent of Docks.

Daniel A. Cusick........    1231 Fulton st., Brooklyn........... Clerk.......................

Thomas F. O’Rourke... . 310 W. 29th st..................... Clerk.......................

228 E. 50th st.................... . . Messenger...................

61 Jackson st...................... Messenger...................

1006 Bergen st., Brooklyn.......... . Dock Master.................

405 W. 22d st...................... Dock Master.................

530 E. 14th st...................... Dock Master.................

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RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Walter O. Bollas........

Thomas E. Booth.......

John J. Cauldwell.......

James Daly............

John J. Donohue........

Henry C. Dunham......

James J. Fleming........

Charles H. Greenfield....

L. Hitch Harrison.......

Victor Heimberger......

Patrick Hennessey. . . . ..

Peter W. Heyer.........

Richard H. Lee.........

Edward McCrimlisk.....

James McMahon........

Lawrence W. O’Connor.. William H. Rockwell.. . .

George E. Rodgers.......

Joseph D. Vail..........

Thomas F. Woods.......

Thomas F. Allen........

William Baird..........

Benjamin J. Becker.....

Jos. S. Burdett.........

Martin C. Burke........

Michael Callaghan.......

Thomas Campbell.......

Eugene F. Cavanagh

James H. Colligan.......

Robert P. Conlin........

Francis Conlon..........

John J. Dacey..........

Edwin V. Dodge........

Francis J. Donahue......

Eugene Focacci.........

Henry E. Gabriel.......

Philip J. Gay nor........

John J. Hall Abraham F.

Thomas L. Healy.......

Edward D. Hedenkamp..

Wm. J. Hennessy.......

George Honecker........

James B. Julian.........

James A. Kelly.........

Thomas J. Kilimet......

John J. Lahey..........

John Lutzelberger.......

Thomas F. McCarthy....

James E. McGuire.......

John A. McKenna.......

Frank McMahon........

Thomas H. Magee.......

William Morris..........

John T. O’Hara.........

Edward Owens.........

George Passet..........

Edmund B. Powers......

John F. Quinn..........

Joseph A. Reilly........

Vincent J. Smith........

Leonard A. Stockwell... .

John A. Walker.........

Daniel F. Walsh........

Frances L. Buchanan.. . .

Annie A. Campbell......

Margaret Carmody......

Minnie E. Carson........

Annie Conlon...........

Sarah J. Cooney........

Lily Coulter............

Kate Daly.............

Mary Daly.............

Ellen W. Doland........

Nellie Dourigan.........

Helene E. Force........

Elsie W. Kenny.........

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73 Conselyea st., Brooklyn. Vanderbilt Hotel, E. 42d st 148 Clarkson st., Brooklyn.

336 E. 18th st.............

307 Columbus 105 Whitestone ave., Flushing

234 E. 13th st...............

128 E. 111th st..............

198 Hudson st..............

220 W. 141st st.............

391 2d ave..................

158 W. 96th st..............

326 E. 18th st...............

439 Grand st................

198    E. 76th st...............

982 Sterling pi., Brooklyn. . . .

43 E. 80th st................

96 Melton st., Brooklyn......

34 Park row................

140 E. 28th st...............

320 Cherry st................

194 Johnson st., Brooklyn],.. .

121 Stagg st.l Brooklyn......

145 W. 116th st.............

196 Jersey st., New Brighton .

312 E. 38th st...............

64 Hudson ave., Brooklyn

112 W. 129th st.............

407 E. 24th st...............

342 W. 11th st..............

123 W. 60th st..............

434 E. 80th st...............

712 E. 179th st..............

585 Grand st................

23 Macdougal st.............

330 Keap st., Brooklyn.......

210 E. 73d st................

734 3d ave..................

222 South st................

251 10th st., Brooklyn........

199    S. 9th st., Brooklyn......

42 Garnet st., Brooklyn......

963 DeKalb ave., Brooklyn... 229 E. 40th st...............

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102 Congress ave., Flushing, L. I..... Recreation    Pier    Attendant...

307 W. 20th st..................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant.. .

173d st. and Westchester ave., Bronx. Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

129 Coffey st., Brooklyn............. Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

47 Laight st........................ Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

53 Jackson st....................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

449 W. 33d st...................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant.. .

12 Bedford ave., Brooklyn........... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

144 E. 32d st....................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

178 Nevins st., Brooklyn............ Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

596 Driggs ave., Brooklyn........... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

601 Tremont ave., Bronx............ Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

401 W. 50th st..................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

14 Macon st., Brooklyn.............. Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

247 Adams st., Brooklyn............ Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

242 E. 35th st...................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

161 E. 128th st..................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

1252 Decatur st., Brooklyn.......... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

366 Baltic st., Brooklyn............. Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

596 Driggs ave., Brooklyn........... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

468 16th st., Brooklyn.............. Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

132 Carlton ave., Brooklyn.......... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. ..

Morris ave., Fordham.......... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

44 Grove st........................ Recreation    Pier    Attendant...

412 Pleasant ave.................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. ..

1666 2d ave........................ Recreation    Pier    Attendant...

69 Bond st., Brooklyn............... Recreation    Pier    Attendant...

228 W. 17th st..................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant.. .

1626 1st ave....................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

172 W. 136th st.................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

216 E. 77th st...................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

466 Cherry st...................... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. ..

1935 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn......... Recreation    Pier    Attendant. . .

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POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Elizabeth Lowe.........

Bridget McAndrews.....

Mary McArdle..........

Bridget McCarthy.......

Catherine McMullan.....

Kate Mallon............

Florence Marian........

Helen Morrissey.........

Catherine Neidig........

Margaret J. Noonan.....

Mary O’Connor.........

Josephine M. Quirk......

Mary E. Riordan........

Ida L. Schaefer.........

Ella J. Semour..........

Adelia Sheridan.........

Gertrude F. Skelling.....

Mary A. Sullivan........

Carrie A. Zerbe.........

Elizabeth Burke........

Mary Dech.............

Sarah J. Foulis.........

Mary T. Harrington.....

Helen E. Horman.......

Julia Keller............

Jennie Kern............

Mary A. Knapp.........

Mary McCormick........

Mary McMullen.........

Mary McNamara........

Catherine O’Neill........

Frances Order..........

Catherine Reilly........

Isabelle M. Reilly.......

Josey Ryan............

Katie Schebe...........

Dora Schwaninger.......

Elizabeth Stromberg.....

Catherine Sweeney......

Lena Weirr.............

Hubert G. Welch........

Daniel Troy............

Stephen J. Fallon.......

John Healy.............

Joseph Kinsler..........

John C. McGowan.......

James F. O’Brien.......

Elizabeth M. Flynn......

Cassie Gorman..........

Josephine E. McCarthy..

Winifred Cooper........

Ellen Dolan............

Mary A. Gaffney........

Annie Gerlach..........

Hattie Isaacs...........

Mary F. Meyer..........

Elizabeth Smith........

John T. Ambrose........

Lawrence Hanlon.......

Nicholas C. Cushing.....

George Krug, Sr........

Robert F. Aram........

John J. Colleton........

Margaret L. Guilfoyle....

Louis S. Kellogg........

Mary E. Kelly..........

Bernard V. Levey.......

James A. McNamara. . . .

Rose M. Palmer.........

Ida M. Quilty...........

Hannah E. Regan.......

Henry W. Seabold......

John T. O’Brien........

Edward F. X. Fitzpatrick

Mildred Heaney.........

Frederick C. Aims.......

Louis Brommer.........

126 Jefferson ave., Brooklyn......

432    W. 51st st..................

346    E. 17th st...................

349 W. 50th st..................

934 Pacific st., Brooklyn..........

313 E. 41st st...................

546 W. 156th st.................

241 W. 137th st.................

114 E. 123d st..................

199    Clinton st., Brooklyn.........

319 E. 20th st...................

1041 Hall pi., Bronx.............

604    St. Nicholas ave., Brooklyn.. .

112 E. 87th st...................

21 Bethune st...................

403 W. 127th st.................

422 Pleasant ave.................

164 E. 115th st..................

706 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn ....

1477 Lexington ave..............

200    W. 60th st..................

508    W. 146th st.................

34 St. Mark’s pi.................

204 W. 23d st...................

239 E. 80th st...................

54 Roosevelt st..................

67 Madison st...................

940 3d ave......................

177 E. 11th st...................

537 W. 52d st...................

204 E. 25th st...................

338 E. 49th st...................

152 Avenue C...................

1129 Park ave..................

109 E. 120th st..................

331 E. 30th st...................

411 E. 5th st....................

216 E. 6th st....................

33 Madison st...................

8 E. 109th st....................

309 E. 23d st....................

709 Amsterdam ave..............

509    W. 159th st..................

88    E. Broadway.................

585 Broome st...................

233 W. 68th st..................

417 10th ave....................

445 W. 17th st..................

51 Bank st......................

449 W. 36th st..................

89    Murray st....................

391 2d ave......................

433    Washington st...............

337 E. 23d st...................

1444 Avenue A..................

147 Greenwich st................

1657 3rd ave...................

10 E. 130th st...................

Centre st., Clifton, 8. I...........

944 Park ave....................

672 E. 141st st..................

93 Audubon ave.................

E. 19th st., Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn Clerk

155 E. 124th st..................... Clerk

Castleton, S. I...................... Clerk

1227 Union ave., The Bronx......... Clerk

220 Waverly pi..................... Clerk

32 2d st., New Brighton............. Clerk

101 Division st..................... Clerk

25 1st st., Yonkers.................. Clerk

214 Smith st., Brooklyn............. Clerk

605    E. 141st st., The Bronx.......... Clerk. . .

12 Coonley ct., Mariners’ Harbor, S. I. Collector

38 St. John’s pi., Brooklyn........... Stenographer and Typewriter..

335 2d ave......................... Stenographer and Typewriter..

347    44th st., Brooklyn.............. Attendant....................

414 E. 78th st., Brooklyn............ Attendant...................

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1485 2d ave........................

204 Fountain ave...................

44 Central ave., Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.

.    62 Maple ave., Port Richmond.......

1848 Bathgate ave., The Bronx......

62 Barker st., West Brighton, 8. I. . . 93 Simonson ave., Mariners’ Harbor. . 2 Westervelt ave., New Brighton, S. I.

Dongan Hills, S. I..................

Amity pi., Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.....

516 E. 81st st......................

21 7th ave., New Brighton, S. I......

92 Morningstar rd., Elm Park, S. I. . .

3226 Fulton st., Brooklyn...........

.    202 E. 112th st.....................

.    328 E. 80th st......................

. Egbertville, S. I....................

.    39 1st ave., Tompkinsville...........

.    313 E. 23d st.......................

.    71 E. 119th st......................

21 Coenties Slip....................

John Connors..........

Chas. H. Cottrell.......

Peter F. Delaney.......

Frank Dolan..........

Vincent P. Donvan.....

David J. Doody........

James M. Fair.........

Francis X. Foley.......

Louis Giraud..........

Paul Guertler..........

James J. Hogan........

Geo. W. McClaughry. ..

Joseph A. Long........

Wm. J. McGee.........

John J. Martin.........

Nicholas Neumann.....

James V. Nugent.......

Louis J. Oliver.........

Edmund R. O’Brien...

Morris O’Toole.........

Albert P. Reilly........

Eugene F. Shannon......    17 Water st., West New Brighton, S. I .

Wm. L. Wilson......... 79 Henry st., Brooklyn.............

Samuel S. Shapiro.......    444 E. 82d st.....................

George F. Schaefer...... Richmond Turnpike, Castleton cors.,

S. I............................

14 Amsterdam ave.................

293 W. 11th st....................

1854 7th ave., care Wimmer........

601 E. 17th st.....................

656 E. 16th st.....................

598 W. 178th st...................

614 44th st., Brooklyn.............

464 Columbus ave.................

524 W. 152d st....................

236 W. 14th st....................

150 E. 49th st.....................

614 W. 135th st...................

169 E. 128th st....................

77 W. 127th st....................

1580 3d

485 12th st., Brooklyn. . . .

4th st., Westchester.......

225 E. 83d st............

592 E. 141st st...........

416 W. 48th st...........

260 W. 129th st..........

1129 Park ave...........

232 President st., Brooklyn

498 Hudson st...........

1793 Amsterdam ave......

419 E. 119th st............

184 E. 123d st...........

300 W. 52d st............

155 E. 99th st............

496 Pearl st...............

79 Watts st..............

221 E. 58th st............

4    Centre Market Place....

444 W. 51st st...........

5    Madison st..............

350 E. 23d st.............

402 W. 13th st...........

239 Madison st...........

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Denis Whalen.....

Grace Brown......

Mary E. Collins....

Alice Clynes.......

Nellie Fallon......

Katharine Haenlein

Mary Hinchey.....

Annie Ingham.....

Annie Jennings. . . .

Elizabeth A. Kelly.

Mary F. Kelly.....

Alice S. Kennedy. .

Josephine King.. . .

Dora Lamont......

Anna B. McCavara.

Mary Maloney.....

Jennie Martin......

Mary A. Meehan. ..

Mary Moore.......

Margaret E. Nerie..

Lillie B. Newell. . . .

Helen M. O'Donnell.....

Margaret Quinn.........

Kate C. Smith..........

Mattie B. Welde........

Josephine E. Stuart.....

Rebecca J. Beatty.......

Elizabeth Dickson.......

Maggie E. Donohue.....

Elizabeth Dougherty. . . .

Mary E. Dwyer.........

Mary A. Kennedy.......

Clara P. Larkin..........

Anora M. Malone........

Katie L. Martin.........

Margaret Nol Mary O’Neill. . .

Mary E. Sullivan

Elizabeth V. Scanlon.. . .    440 Greenwich st

Annie M. Tevlin........ 63 Charlton st......................

Ellen J. Tracy.......... 139 Hudson st.....................

Samuel Ackerman....... 62 2d ave., N. Y. City...............

Richard Blood.......... 34 5th ave., New Brighton...........

George W. Buel......... 79 Harrison ave., Port Richmond, S. I.

Frank A. Cassidy....... 436 2nd ave.......................

Daniel P. Dennin....... 83 4th ave.........................

Michael Donnelly....... 39 St. Ferry House, Brooklyn........

John J. Finn........... 22 Harrison ave.. Port Richmond, S. I.

Peter Finn.............. 39 Market st.. W. New Brighton, S. I..

George S. Forde......... 37 Lafayette ave., New Brighton, S. I.

James J. Fitzgerald......    1 Essex Market pi...................

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RESIDENCE.

POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

Joseph S. Furlong.......

Gustav Glaser..........

Alexander 0. Gettler. . . .

Clarence H. Graves......

Maben Griffith..........

Patrick F. Guidera......

Denis Hennessy.........

Timothy F. Hogan......

John H. Hundemann. . . .

Clifford H. Keep........

George Kimball.........

Paul E. Lange..........

Francis K. Larkin.......

Hugh T. Martin, Jr......

Mersereau D. Minor.....

Edward J. Monroe......

Robert Nelson..........

John T. McGovern......

John O’Dea............

Arthur Pick............

George W. F. Randolph .

John T. Ross...........

Geo. M. Schumacher.....

George F. Shaw.........

Edward J. Sullivan......

Grace M. Sullivan.......

William J. Tod.........

Henry Van Holland.....

Samuel W. Van Nostrand

Charles E. Victory......

Benj. M. Weather wax. ..

William Wayne.........

George Albrecht........

William L. Allen........

John E. Ares...........

Thomas F. Baker.......

John H. Bates..........

Jeremiah Benson........

Daniel Boyle...........

William N. Brady.......

Stephen Broe...........

Thomas J. Burns........

Fergus M. Callan........

John H. Campbell.......

Thomas Carey..........

James Carniaux.........

John Carr..............

Daniel Carver...........

Thomas L. Casey........

Joseph Cermak.........

John A. Chambers.......

George H. B. Cole.......

Daniel Coleman.........

John J. Collins..........

Patrick J. Collins........

John W. Connors........

•John Conroy............

James F. Corcoran......

Richard J. Cottrell......

Cornelius Coughlin......

John A. Cully...........

John F. Dalton.........

William J. Decker.......

Nicholas Delaney.......

Wm. Delaney...........

Stanley J. De Vere......

Walter Dickie..........

Thomas Dineen.........

Patrick J. Donovan.....

James Dougherty.......

James H. Dougherty. . . .

William Doyle..........

Edward F. Duffy........

James J. Dunne.........

James J. Dwyer.........

William C. Ed Henry Ewald.

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159 Newtown ave., Long Island City . . Clerk (Financial)

115 Spruce st., Rich Hill, Queens..... Clerk (Financial)

124 E. 3d st....................... Clerk (Financial)

328 Rivington st................... Clerk (Financial)

90 Rogers ave., Brooklyn............ Clerk (Financial)

Montgomery st., Corona, L. I........ Clerk (Financial)

146 W. 62d st...................... Clerk (Financial)

1692 Fulton st., Brooklyn........... Clerk (Financial)

13 Lafayette ave., Port Richmond.. .. Clerk (Financial)

198 Bleecker st..................... Clerk (Financial)

24 Albion pi., Port Richmond, S. I.. . Clerk (Financial)

341 E. 90th st...................... Clerk (Financial)

319 42d st., Brooklyn............... Clerk (Financial)

2775 Marion ave., The Bronx........ Clerk (Financial)

16 Central ave., Mar. Harbor......... Clerk (Financial)

258 W. 132d st..................... Clerk (Financial)

1 Central ave., Tompkinsville, S. I... . Clerk (Financial).

Simonson ave., Port Richmond....... Clerk (Financial).

250 54th st., Brooklyn.............. Clerk (Financial).

235 E. 11th st., N. Y. C............. Clerk (Financial).

Erastin pi., Erastina, S. I............ Clerk (Financial).

194 Madison ave., Flushing, L. I...... Clerk (Financial).

537 47th st., Brooklyn.............. Clerk (Financial).

1149 Gerald ave., Bronx............ Clerk (Financial).

335 45th st., Brooklyn.............. Clerk (Financial).

Rosebank, S. I..................... Clerk (Financial).

47 3d st., New Brighton............. Clerk (Financial).

59 Johnson ave., Richmond Hill..... Clerk (Financial)

Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.............. Clerk (Financial).

165 Sheffield ave., Brooklyn......... Clerk (Financial)

105 E. 53rd st...................... Clerk (Financial)

4001 3rd ave., Brooklyn............. Clerk (Financial).

20 14th st., Brooklyn............... Deckhand.......

161 36th st., Brooklyn.............. Deckhand.......

Tompkinsville, S. I................. Deckhand.......

355 W. 22d st...................... Deckhand.......

245 36th st., Brooklyn.............. Deckhand.......

176 Union st....................... Deckhand.......

121 Freeman st., Brooklyn........... Deckhand.......

726 Hicks st., Brooklyn............. Deckhand.......

Tompkinsville, S. I................. Deckhand.......

1643 Lexington ave................. Deckhand.......

1332 Herkimer st., Brooklyn......... Deckhand.......

1534 2d ave........................ Deckhand.......

70 Montgomery ave., Tompkinsville... Deckhand.......

283 Jav st., Brooklyn............... Deckhand.......

Port Richmond..................... Deckhand.......

121 8th ave........................ Deckhand.......

33 Raymond st., Brooklyn........... Deckhand.......

315 E. 73d st....................... Deckhand.......

10 Water st., Stapleton.............. Deckhand.......

937 Bedford ave., Brooklyn.......... Deckhand.......

407 W. 49th st..................... Deckhand.......

232 E. 5th st....................... Deckhand.......

29 Jackson st...................... Deckhand.......

1466 Amsterdam ave................ Deckhand.......

31 Tompkins st., Stapleton.......... Deckhand.......

198 Court st., Brooklyn............. Deckhand.......

447 E. 121st st..................... Deckhand.......

15 James slip........................ Deckhand.......

661 10th ave....................... Deckhand.......

527 Hudson st..................... Deckhand.......

268 Henry st....................... Deckhand.......

Tompkinsville, S. I................. Deckhand.......

3 Tyson st., New Brighton............ Deckhand.......

265 Bay st., Stapleton.............. Deckhand.......

10 Sylvan terrace................... Deckhand.......

341 E. 79th st..................... Deckhand.......

67 Monroe st....................... Deckhand.......

429 E. 17th st...................... Deckhand.......

324 Delancey st.................... Deckhand.......

339 E. 30th st...................... Deckhand.......

816 6th st., N. Y. C................. Deckhand.......

78 Osgood ave., Stapleton........... Deckhand.......

65 Sands st., Brooklyn.............. Deckhand.......

Decker ave., Port Richmond......... Deckhand.......

Warren st., Stapleton............... Deckhand.......

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Joseph Fellini...........

John Fence, Jr..........

Joseph H. Fitzgerald. . .,

William F. Fox.........

Samuel D. H. Frame. . . .

Otto A. Frei............

Jame3 Gallagher........

Joseph E. Garrigan......

John Gerrity...........

Patrick Giblin..........

Robert Gilbert..........

Charles R. Goetches.....

Thomas V. Golden......

John N. Grantham......

William H. Grove.......

John Hanratty..........

Frank Harvey..........

Daniel Hare............

Joseph H. Hayden......

Henry Horn............

Edward Hosey...........

George T. Howard......

Edward J. Hunter.......

Henry Joseph Johnston...

Robert Johnston........

Michael J. Judge........

Michael Keegan.........

Daniel L. Kelly.........

Thomas N. Kennedy. . . .

Thomas F. Kennedy.....

Thomas J. Kiernan......

Robert King............

John Kinsella............

Augustus Kruse.........

Charles J. Kullman......

John Lacey.............

Jacob Landusky........

Miles A. Laroy..........

John B. Laroy..........

Maurice Leahy..........

Joseph Le Febvre.......

George J. Lewis.........

Henry John Lussen......

William F. Long........

Patrick McArdle........

Daniel J. McCourt.......

Frank J. McE. Larney... John M. McGee (No. 1). .

John McGee............

Peter P. McGreal........

Daniel J. McHenry......

Harry J. McKillop......

William A. McTiernan... James P. McWilliams....

Edward J. Mahoney.....

Lawrence Maloney......

John A. Martin..........

Theodore Martineau.....

John N. Martino........

Timothy Madden........

Vincenzo Mecca......i ..

Charles E. Merrell.......

Samuel Marsh...........

James H. Merrell........

John S. Mitchell........

Thomas Mitchell........

Jame3 J. Mulligan.......

George Morrissey........

Louis F. Moser..........

Peter Merli.............

Peter Murphy..........

William Murphy........

Louis Nebel............

August Netgen..........

Robert J. Nelson........

James Nichols...........

Thomas F. Nolan.......

215 Thompson st........

27 Thompson st.........

1483 Amsterdam ave.....

53 Carlton ave., Brooklyn 42 Oakland st., Brooklyn.

93 3d ave...............

296 Henry st............

123 Cherry st...........

4710 3d ave., Brooklyn...

837 8th ave.............

87 Beach st., Stapleton...

205 Centre st., Brooklyn .

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Port Richmond....................

237 E. 6th st., N. Y. C.............

41 Tompkins ave., Tompkinsville.. . .

2051 3d ave.......................

71 Columbia st., Brooklyn..........

510 W. 50th st....................

327 46th st., Brooklyn.............

50 Dominick st....................

93 Market st......................

143 Greenwich st..................

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336 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn...........

1157 3d ave........................

20 James slip......................

181 High st., Brooklyn............. .

5212 6th ave.......................

485 3d ave., Brooklyn...............

Castleton ave. and B’way, W. N. B...

25 Grand st........................

242 Bay st.........................

71 38th st., Brooklyn...............

New Brighton, S. I.................

1446 Avenue A.....................

522 W. 50th st....................

Rosebank, S. I....................

83 St. Mary’s ave., Rosebank.......

408 E. 54th st.....................

437 E. 145th st....................

17 Wall st., Rosebank..............

2069 2d ave.......................

115 Cherry st.......................

Virginia ave., Rosebank.............

40    Catherine st.....................

Stapleton, S. I....................

82 Catherine st....................

41    St. Paul ave., Tompkinsville.....

1648 2d ave., Brooklyn.............

416 E. 120th st....................

189 Russell st., Brooklyn...........

170 Cherry st.....................

289 Pearl st.......................

New Brighton, S. I................

233 E. 73d st.....................

473 Flatbush ave., Brooklyn........

63 Jersey st., New Brighton.........

411 W. 30th st....................

820 Greenwich st..................

40    Mcdougal st....................

Mariner’s Harbor..................

429 W. 30th st....................

Mariner’s Harbor..................

413 W. 50th st....................

118 Gordon st., Stapleton...........

37 Bedford st.....................

327 43d st., Brooklyn..............

68 Laurel ave., Stapleton...........

37 Cherry st......................

480 Greenwich st..................

Tompkinsville, S. I................

41    St. Paul’s ave., Tompkinsville... .

428 W. 54th st....................

12 Griffin st.......................

Fort Wadsworth, S. I..............

160 Hoyt st., Brooklyn..............

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Daniel F. O’Loughlin.. . .    47 Woodhull st., Brooklyn........... Deckhand........

Thomas J. O’Rourke. . . .    160 Wolcott st., Brooklyn........... Deckhand........

Harry A. Oak........... 454 W. 49th st..................... Deckhand........

Anton Olsen............ 105A Bergen st., Brooklyn........... Deckhand........

John Persich........... 445 W. 49th st..................... Deckhand........

James E. Peterson......    58 Osgood ave., Stapleton........... Deckhand........

Jeremiah J. Reardon. ...    New Brighton...................... Deckhand........

William F. Reardon.....    14 McKenney st., Brooklyn.......... Deckhand.........

Emil Reutter........... 204 W. 64th st..................... Deckhand........

James Riechel.......... 48 McKean st., Stapleton............ Deckhand........

John H. Riechel........ 26 Tompkins st..................... Deckhand........

Austin Rivers........... 280 New York ave., Rosebank, S. I. . . Deckhand........

John H. Rogers......... 304 W. 128th st.................... Deckhand........

John H. Rohan......... 249 Clinton st., Manhattan........... Deckhand........

Thomas J. Rose......... 423 Hart st., Brooklyn.............. Deckhand........

William F. Ryan........ 6 Sands st., Stapleton............... Deckhand........

Edward Sheehan........ 6 Front st......................... Deckhand........

Geo. D. Siegelbaum.....    441 E. 75th st...................... Deckhand........

Thomas Shinnick........ 226 E. 85th st...................... Deckhand........

Nicholas Sinnott........ 891 4th ave........................ Deckhand........

Charles Smith.......... Mariner’s Harbor................... Deckhand........

James Smith........... 186 Vanderbilt ave., Stapleton....... Deckhand........

Thomas Smith........... 1550 1st ave....................... Deckhand........

Alfred Squier........... 314 Richmond ave., Pt. Richmond... . Deckhand........

John Staats............ 167 New York ave.................. Deckhand........

Frank Stapleton........ 44 Van Duzen st................... Deckhand........

George W. Stinemire. . . . Mariner’s Harbor................... Deckhand........

William J. Sullivan......    566 Court st., Brooklyn............. Deckhand........

Richard Sweeney........ 149 Pennsylvania ave., S.    I.......... Deckhand........

Richard H. Taylor......    247 Bay st., Stapleton, S.    I.......... Deckhand........

Geo. F. Teator.......... 692 E. 134th st..................... Deckhand........

Michael Tomasule....... 139 Thompson st................... Deckhand........

Hans Tripka............ 35 Broome st...................... Deckhand........

Abram B. Van Derzee... .    199 E. 17th st...................... Deckhand........

William L. Van Pelt.....    216 55th st........................ Deckhand........

James F. Vines......... 251 Richmond rd., Stapleton......... Deckhand........

Richard Walton......... 421 E. 22d st...................... Deckhand........

Frank E. Waterloo...... Maryland ave., Rosebank............ Deckhand........

Edward Weeks.......... 229 Lee ave., Brooklyn.............. Deckhand........

Duncan White.......... 73 Jackson st...................... Deckhand........

Leonard White......... 102 Targee st., Stapleton............ Deckhand........

Joseph C. Williams......    410 Pearl st., N. Y. C............... Deckhand........

John M. Andrew........ 164 57th st., Brooklyn.............. Engineer    (Marine).

Richard W. C. Aiken.. . .    327 42d st., Brooklyn............... Engineer    (Marine)

Edward Baker.......... 1348 Clinton ave., The Bronx......... Engineer    (Marine)

Michael C. Banning......    199 York ave., New Brighton, S. I. . . . Engineer    (Marine)

Charles N. Boylan....... Corson pi., Stapleton, S. I........... Engineer    (Marine).

Michael Boylan......... Rosebank, S. I..................... Engineer    (Marine)

Morgan M. Brown....... 435 Richmond rd., Stapleton, S. I. . . . Engineer    (Marine)

Wm. D. Bush.......... 52 Central ave., Mariner’s Harbor, S. I. Engineer    (Marine)

Albert J. Campbell......    191 Court st., Brooklyn............. Engineer    (Marine)

Emmett G. Charlton.....    536 Wales ave., The Bronx........... Engineer    (Marine).

George Claffy........... Tompkinsville, S. I................. Engineer    (Marine)

William F. Cronin....... Rosebank, Staten Island............. Engineer    (Marine)

John Davis............. 226 Monroe st., Brooklyn............ Engineer    (Marine)

Wm. P. Delaney........ 240 Nassau ave., Brooklyn........... Engineer    (Marine)

John R. Fairbanks......    349 12th st., Brooklyn.............. Engineer    (Marine)

James Gallagher........ 6 Chestnut ave., Rosebank, S. I...... Engineer    (Marine)

Patrick Gray........... 424 41st st., Brooklyn............... Engineer    (Marine)

Clifford S. Hawkins.....    5007 4th ave., Brooklyn............. Engineer    (Marine)

John A. Howard........ 827 42d st., Brooklyn............... Engineer    (Marine)

Frederick M. Jennings. . .    16 Cedar st., West New Brighton..... Engineer    (Marine)

Archibald Jeffrey........ 434 41st st., Brooklyn............... Engineer    (Marine)

Bernard J. Jennings.....    12 Crescent ave.................... Engineer    (Marine)

William E. Jeroleman... .    1172 Madison st., Brooklyn.......... Engineer    (Marine)

Wm. J. Johnston........ 4721 6th ave., Brooklyn............. Enigneer    (Marine)

James J. Landers....... 772 Hancock st., Brooklyn........... Engineer    (Marine)

Walter C. Lawrie........ 1080 Bedford ave.lBrooklyn......... Engineer    (Marine)

Edgar C. Layman....... 594 Bradford ave., Brooklyn......... Engineer    (Marine)

William Lewis.......... 964 St. Nicholas ave................ Engineer    (Marine)

Patrick McCabe......... 428 62d st., Brooklyn............... Engineer    (Marine)

Thomas McCall......... Sheridan ave., Grassinere, S. I....... Engineer    (Marine)

John F. McCoy......... 183 India st., Brooklyn.............. Engineer    (Marine)

Edward McMahon....... 20 Bush ave., Mariners’ Harbor, S. I.. Engineer    (Marine)

Vincent Marsh.......... 154 W. 121st st.................... Engineer    (Marine).

Joseph Mason........... 1066 Hancock st., Brooklyn.......... Engineer    (Marine)

William P. Mellen....... 1340 Herkimer st., Brooklyn......... Engineer    (Marine)

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POSITION.

SALARY OR WAGES.

James P. Monahan......

Patrick J. Monahan.....

John L. Moran..........

Lawrence F. Oliver......

Philip J. O’Reilly......

Richard N. Pickering....

Edward M. Pindar......

John D. Powell.........

Charles M. Prior........

John C. Reid...........

John R. Safford.........

James Smith...........

Clement A. Somner......

Christopher W Sorenson.

Francis J. Steele........

Theodore Stolting.......

Robert Thompson.......

Ingvald Tonning........

Wilford S. Van Aken.. . .

James H. Wallace.......

Edward P. Watson......

James Watt............

Arris Williams..........

Jonathan A. Wilson.....

Carl J. Aster............

John B. Bradshaw......

Fritz D. Feldman.......

Charles H. Hall.........

James J. Hand..........

Roger T. Harrison.......

John J. Henderson......

Henry E. Hopkins......

Thomas Leahy. . . .

Frank A. Magee.. .

John Magee......

Gus G. Masser.....

Peter J. Murphy.. .

Geo. W. Patterson.

James J. Banning. Thomas E. Burke.

John W. Cobb.....

Walter S. Cousin.. Patrick F. Crowley Wm. F. Crowley.. .

Peter A. Cunniff. . .

Lewis J. Davis....

David M. Decker..

Mark

Thomas Finnen.........

Louis Garner...........

John Graham...........

Garrett Halpin..........

Joseph I. Hammond.....

Thomas F. Hennessey. . . Herman E. Hoffstadt... .

George E. Hubbs........

Luke Irwin.............

Daniel J. Kenney.......

David E. Lenahan......

John A. Lisk...........

John Lynas............

Edward McClory........

James McCadden........

Peter McGeough.......

James H. McQuade......

Thomas McNulty.......

Frank R. Mackenzie.....

Michael J. May.........

Wm. J. Moffitt..........

Thomas Moriarty.......

Thomas Nugent.........

John H. O’Higgins......

James E. Smith.........

Joseph Smith...........

Henry Stiglin...........

Walter H. Stewart......

Angelo J. Tarantino.....

L. Dunn

11th ave., bet. 67th & 68th sts., B’k’n.

New Brighton, S. I.................

1261 40th st., Brooklyn.............

73    E. 124th st;......................

Ill Grand st., Brooklyn.............

1182 E. 96th st., Brooklyn...........

221 36th st., Brooklyn..............

56th st., Brooklyn...............

7    Hamilton ave., Brooklyn...........

682 E. 2d st., Brooklyn..............

341 W. 15th st.....................

149 Charles st......................

356 Union st., Brooklyn.............

8    4th ave., New Brighton...........

27 2d ave., N. B....................

74    Coffey st., Brooklyn..............

26 Osgood ave., Stapleton...........

60 Russel st., Brooklyn..............

130 Dyckman st....................

20 South ave., Mar. Harbor..........

104 Grant ave., Brooklyn............

349    51st st., Brooklyn...............

Woodhaven, L. I...................

14 Stuyvesant pi., St. George........

618 17th st., Brooklyn..............

8801 3d ave., Brooklyn..............

350    W. 72d st......................

10 Castleton ave., Tompkinsville.....

542 W. 126th st....................

84 Cherry st.......................

154 Rosedale ave., The Bronx.......

207 67th st., Brooklyn..............

63 Prospect pi., Manhattan..........

16 Fiske ave., Winfield (Queens).....

258 Hamilton ave..................

996 2d ave.........................

814 E. 166th st....................

920 9th ave........................

199 York ave., New Brighton........

163 India st........................

14 Post ave., West Brighton, S. I.....

Rosebank, S. I.....................

212    Ross st., Brooklyn..............

Butler pi., Rosebank, S. I. . . .

99 15th st., Brooklyn 35 Jay st., Maspeth,

Mariners’ Harbor, S. i.............

70 Targee st., Stapleton, S. I.........

139 Gordon st., Stapleton, S. I.......

305 7th st., Brooklyn...............

Neptune ave. & Boulevard, Coney Isl’d

405 10th ave.......................

404 E. 88th st......................

201 Tillary st., Brooklyn............

203d st. and Valentin

1381 Madison st., Brooklyn.........

560 54th st., Brooklyn.............

52    Watts st.......................

305 W. 126th st...................

1 John st., Port Richmond, S. I.....

53    Reeves pi., Brooklyn............

732 Jackson ave...................

1401 Broadway, Brooklyn..........

833 41st st., Brooklyn..............

992 Pacific st., Brooklyn............

467 39th st., Brooklyn.............

7 Crescent ave., New Brighton......

226 Sands st., Brooklyn............

277 Perry st., Brooklyn.............

363 Evelyn pi., The Bronx..........

149 Edgecomb ave.................

546 51st st., Brooklyn..............

213    51st st., Brooklyn..............

348 E. 76th st......................

147 Warren st., Brooklyn...........

53 John st., Elm Park, S. I.........

Blackstone ave., Hudson Park......

323

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Arthur Van Nostrand.... Mariner’s Harbor.....

Lewis A. Vollert........ 358 45th st., Brooklyn

Edward A. Walsh....... 969 Amsterdam

John E. Allen........... 167 34th st., Brooklyn..............

Edward M. Beardsley....    229 34th st., Brooklyn..............

Abraham Braisted.......    643 Prospect pi., Brooklyn...........

Frank K. Braisted.......    24 Arrietta st., Tompkinsville, S. I....

Charles M. Bunce....... 641 Madison st.....................

George M. Bunce........ Richmond Hill, L. I................

Morris N. Bunt......... 227 W. 4th st.....................

Wm. J. Chambers....... 162 Canal st., Stapleton.............

William Cole........... 55 Norwood ave., Clifton, S. I........

James Considine........ 9 Laurel ave., Stapleton, S. I........

Charles H. Dentz........ 18 Franklin st.....................

Herman F. Denyse......    7 Prospect st., Stapleton, S. I.......

William I. Emmens.....    27 Brownell st., Stapleton, S. I.......

Chas. J. Ford........... 54 Summerfield ave., Mar. Harbor. . . .

Sylvester C. Griffin......    455 Henry st., Brooklyn.. ..

Jervis Goutches......... 362 46th st., Brooklyn.....

John Hammell.......... 67 Fingerboard rd., S. I... .

Jas. Hendrickson........ 355 39th st., Brooklyn.....

Edward King........... 14 Ormond pi., Rosebank. . .

William H. Lockwood. . .    61 4th pi., Brooklyn........

Gordon O’Brien......... 168 55th st., Brooklyn.....

450 55th st., Brooklyn.....

177 Dean st., Brooklyn.....

269 50th st., Brooklyn.....

Jewett ave., West Brighton, S. I.....

4 Slaight st., Borough of Richmond...

37 W. 132nd st.............

522 Henry st..............

Clarence E. Underhill... . Manor rd. and Egbert ave., Richmond Albert Ackerly Martin Anderson Lewis W. Barker John E. Brinley.

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67 Lexington ave., Maspeth..........

124 E. 83d st......................

82 Court st., Brooklyn..............

433 Richmond rd. Bor. of Richmond..

127 26th st., Brooklyn. .............

13 Washington st., Brooklyn.........

302 Clinton st., Brooklyn............

204 South st.......................

48 Montgomery ave., Tompkinsville...

Port Richmond, S. I................

1 John st., Port Richmond, S. I......

16 Canal st........................

375 W. 125th st....................

66 St. Paul ave., Tompkinsville, S. I..

6633 2d ave., Brooklyn..............

318 42d st., Brooklyn...............

Fort Wadsworth, S. I...............

5 Lincoln ave., Rosebank, S. I. ......

16 Van Duzer st., S. I...............

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Lawrence Hanaway Ebenezer B. Jordon Arthur Hinchey....

Abraham Johnson..

George Kimball....

William A. Lisk....

John McCaff Edward Mulrooney Patrick J. Murphy.

Samuel Randolph..

Frederick B. Rulfs.

Walter J. Smedley.

Austin Silva.......

John J. Silva......

Irving T. Stapleton

Edward W. Stocking. . . .    113 E. 127th st.....................

Thomas T. Thomson.....    178 Baltic st., Brooklyn.............

Frederick C. Waeber.....    443 E. 23d st......................

John T. Welch.......... 51 St. Paul ave., Tompkinsivlle, S. I. .

Edwin F. Wheeler.......    152 W. 129th st....................

Balantine Aguirre....... 85 Cherry st. .

Richard Berry.......... 2028 Webster

Jose Blanco............ 288 Front st. .

Peter Boylan........... 419 E. 68th st

Michael J. Boyle........ 145 N. 8th st., Brooklyn....

Phillip Brady........... 200 E. 28th st.............

Peter P. Brennan....... 722 Hicks st., Brooklyn.. . .

Thomas Broderick.......    471 Fulton st.............

Charles Brown.......... 4 Chatham sq.............

Patrick Burns........... 97 Palmetto st., Brooklyn..

Edward Butler.......... 347 E. 23d st.............

Patrick S. Cahill........ 799 Washington st.........

Dennis Callanan........ 1657 1st ave..............

Matthew Campbell......    423 W. 38th st............

Joseph Cannon.......... 59 Crescent st., Brooklyn...

James Casey............ 442 W. 29th st............

Thomas Casey.......... 306 15th st., Brooklyn......

Brien Cavanagh......... 305 West st...............

Michael Cavorley........ 45 4th ave., New Brighton.

Thomas Claven......... 81 8th st., Long Island City

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John Connell.......

John J. Connors.....

Abram Cozine......

Geo. W. Cook.......

Edward Cotter......

Michael J. Cronin. . .

Lawrence Cook.....

Dewitt C. Cooley....

John Crossin........

John J. Crowley.....

John Culane........

John Curtis.........

Frederick H. Deats.

John J. Decker.....

Michael Devlin......

Michael Dinan......

Joseph Dixon.......

William Doherty.... Chas. T. Donohue... Peter J. Donohue. . .

John Donovan......

William Doran......

Jeremiah Dougherty Joseph Duggan, Frederick Duve

Michael J. Dwyer.......

John K. Emery.........

George A. Finkle........

August K. W. Fischer. ..

August Fisher..........

Lee Follan.............

William B. French......

Peter Gaffney...........

John Gallagher.........

Wm. J. Galvin..........

Charles Gibbons.........

Patrick Giblin..........

Peter Grant............

Michael J. Green........

Mark Grenan...........

Michael J. Haggerty.....

Joseph Hannan.........

Denis Healy............

Martin Herbert.........

Walter B. Hoffman......

Dennis Hickey..........

Patrick Hogan..........

Walter Hogan..........

Michael Hurley.........

Robert Jackson.........

Lewis F. Johnson.......

Thomas Kane...........

Richard Keating........

James J. Kelly..........

Michael J. Kelly........

Peter Kelly.............

James Kenny...........

Michael Kilfoyle........

Adolph G. Koenig.......

Paul A. Kohler.........

Louis C. Kusch..........

Harry P. Kyle..........

John Laffey............

Richard Lancer.........

Henry Langreder........

John J. Larkin..........

Patrick J. Lavan........

James Lee..............

Augustus Leonard.......

Michael J. Lysaght......

Bernard McAndrew......

Michael McArdle.......

Patrick McArdle........

Michael McAteer........

John McCaffrey.........

James J. McCaffry.......

John McCarthy.........

248 Baltic st., Brooklyn..........

521 E. 14th st...................

Columbus ave., Mariner’s Harbor. 4 Crescent ave., New Brighton....

37 7th ave., New Brighton........

334 W. 116th st................

345 E. 51st st..................

Stapleton, Staten Island..........

Tompkinsville, Richmond........

86 Madison st...................

204 South st...................

103 Grove st., Carona, L. I.......

72 Meadow st., Stapleton........

230-2 Meserole st., Brooklyn......

124 Hudson st.................

169 E. 116th st..................

210 New York ave., Richmond. . .

106 Perry st...................

200 South st...................

274 W. 128th st................

Rosebank, Richmond...........

167 Perry st...................

Great Kills, S. I.................

Corona, Queens.................

11 President st., Brooklyn.......

2576 8th ave...................

43 St. Mary’s ave., Rosebank. . . .

318 39th st., Brooklyn..........

429 Covert st., Brooklyn.........

Stapleton, S. I.................

3 Pine st., Stapleton............

268 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn.. .

358 E. 121st st.................

70 N. Moore st.................

669 Greenwich st...............

458 W. 31st st.................

263 W. 68th st.................

272 Spring st...................

446 43d st., Brooklyn............

1667 3d ave....................

1612 Avenue A.................

23 Richmond ter., Port Richmond

327 E. 41st st..........;.......

8 Laurel ave., Stapleton, S. I.....

375 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn......

123 Waverly ave., Brooklyn.....

74 Dey st......................

403 E. 79th st..................

431 W. 30th st.................

30 Boyd st., Stapleton..........

571 Eagle ave., The Bronx.......

559 20th st., Brooklyn..........

39 Carmine st..................

5617 3d ave., Brooklyn..........

682 Water st...................

153 E. 109th st.................

737 3d ave.....................

46 Willow pi., Brooklyn.........

Lafayette ave., Elm Park, S. I... 341 W. 38th st.................

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339 59th st., Brooklyn............... Stoker (Marine)

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110 Baltic st., Brooklyn............. Stoker (Marine)

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RESIDENCE.

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Owen McCooey.........

Robert McCoy..........

Wm, J. McDevitt.......

John McDonough.......

William McGowan.......

Patrick McGrath........

George McKeon.........

John McKittrick........

Thomas Mahoney.......

Thomas Mannion........

Peter F. Matthews......

Wicktor E. Mattson.....

John J. Meara..........

Martin Molloy..........

James Morgan..........

Thomas F. Morrison.....

Jeremiah Mulcahy.......

John Mulligan...........

Patrick Murnane........

Edward Murphy........

Lawrence Murphy.......

Michael Murphy.........

Patrick Murphy (No. 1).. Patrick Murphy (No. 2)..

Thomas Murphy........

William Neujahr........

James Newman.........

Richard O’Brien........

Daniel O’Connor........

John J. O’Connor.......

Timothy O’Gara........

John F. O’Neill.........

Charles Olsen...........

David Quinn...........

James J. Reburn........

John Regan (No. 1).....

John Regan (No. 2).....

John Rice..............

Michael C. Rice.........

August J. Richter.......

Frank Rocchio..........

Geo. W. Romer.........

Michael Rose...........

Edward W. Russell......

John Ryan.............

William Sadowsky......

William Saul ter.........

Patrick Shields.........

Peter Smith............

William Stolzenthaler....

John Sweeney..........

Christopher Thompson...

Hugh Treanor..........

Herbert Tyler..........

James W. Valentine.....

Robert Wall............

Marion Wilson..........

Thomas Ward..........

Thomas White..........

August A. Zilkens.......

Charles F. Bessinger.....

Michael H. Boylan......

Michael J. Bradley......

John C. Brooks.....

Morgan Brown, Jr.. . Stephen D. Burbank.

Joseph Burke.......

John Carlsen.......

James F. Cavorley. .

John C. Clary.......

Joseph Comerford...

Michael Dinan......

James H. Dwyer.... James J. Gallagher.. Wm. H. Gallagher...

Thomas Hanly......

John J. Harrington. .

347 E. 36th st......................

622 45th st., Brooklyn..............

337    E. 42d st......................

201 W. 67th st.....................

452 72d st., Brooklyn...............

669 3d ave.........................

725 11th ave.......................

Stapleton, S. I.....................

501 W. 28th st...................

211 Hopkinson ave., Brooklyn.......

119 E. 72d st......................

375 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn..........

441 E. 14th st......................

373 Warren st., Brooklyn............

123 Targee st., Stapleton............

160 Davis ave., West Brighton.......

127 E. 101st st.....................

900 3d ave.........................

4 Hamilton st.....................

36 Commerce st....................

367 W. 11th st.....................

351 E. 53d st......................

333 Spring st......................

365 39th st., Brooklyn..............

585 Broome st.....................

1916 3d ave........................

21    6th ave., New Brighton...........

Burger ave., West New Brighton.....

301 E. 136th st.....................

118    E. 114th st.....................

436 Baltic st., Brooklyn..............

251 W. 135th st....................

10 2nd st., Brooklyn................

305 Spring st......................

Kelly st., Rosebank, S. I............

553 Greenwich st...................

207 E. 107th st.....................

240 E. 54th st......................

119    Christopher st..................

88 South st........................

338    E. 115th st.....................

60 Wright st., Stapleton.............

820 Manhattan ave., Brooklyn,.......

327 Henry st.......................

409 40th st., Brooklyn..............

35    Tompkins st., Stapleton...........

261 W. 153d st...............’......

425 W. 53d st......................

320 E. 153d st.....................

50 Arrietta st., Thompkinsville, S. I. .

152 W. 39th st.....................

635 11th ave.......................

204    E. 29th st......................

250 W. 41st st.....................

27 Vanduzer st., Tompkinsville, S. I. . Stapleton, S. I.....................

205    W. 63d st......................

233a 36th st., Brooklyn.............

1517 Madison ave...................

31 Castleton ave., Tottenville, S. I... .

313 W. 114th st....................

8 Castleton ave., Staten Island.......

44 Tompkins st., Stapleton..........

520 4th ave., Brooklyn..............

38 Laurel ave., Stapleton............

142 South ave., Mariner’s Harbor.....

209th st. and Hull ave..............

354 W. 44th st.....................

22    Brook st., New Brighton..........

194 Carroll st., Brooklyn............

315 W. 26th st.....................

698 Melrose ave....................

455 Henry st., Brooklyn.............

455 W 30th st.....................

36    New York ave., Clifton...........

460 W. 25th st.....................

303 E. 76th st......................

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John R. Harrison.......

John H. Hollinde.......

Mabury Hyland.........

Bernard Kane..........

Wm. Kilfoyle...........

William Klotzback......

Lewis Kropp...........

Maurice E. Long........

James McKittrick.......

Daniel McMahon........

James McMahon........

William Mulraney.......

Samuel Mitchell.........

John H. Mulhall........

Thomas J. Phelan.......

Thomas Plunkitt........

Maurice Quinlan........

August C. Runge........

Frank Henry Schubert...

David M. Stanton.......

Archibald Stark.........

Stephen Sullivan........

George Tuckwell........

Henry F. Traulsen......

Thomas Tuft...........

Edmund Wallace........

John White.............

Owen J. Williams.......

13 York ave., New Brighton.........

3224 Broadway....................

51 Fingerboard rd., Ft. Wadsworth.. . 115 Arlington ave..................

7    Gray st., Stapleton................

225 E. 76th st......................

47 Horatio st......................

41 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn...........

717 41st., Brooklyn.................

130 Vanderbilt ave., Staten Island... .

6 5th ave., New Brighton, S. I.......

30 Raymond st., Brooklyn...........

360 W. 129th st....................

8    5th ave., New Brighton............

222 W. 144th st....................

338 W. 11th st.....................

423 W. 17th st.....................

174 E. 117th st......................

Garretsons, Staten Island............

532 E. 150th st.....................

97 Perry st........................

51 Warren st., Brooklyn.............

515 W. 129th st....................

169 Carroll st., Brooklyn............

205 Richmond rd., Stapleton.........

24 Morton st.......................

520 W. 130th st....................

1317 Madison ave...................

9    Cross st., Stapleton...............

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mo.,

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mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

mo.,

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95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00 95 00

NOTE.—849 Laborers, of which 70 are paid at the rate of $18 per week, 6 at $60 per month, 13 at $55 per month, 2 at $100 per month, and 788 at 31 i cents per hour.

Revenues and Expenditures.

The total gross revenue of the Department for the year ending December 31, 1908 amounted to $4,642,414.42 distributed as follows:

From leased wharves and wharfage $3,440,949.52 ; from ferry rents and franchises $284,036.53 ; from operation of Municipal Ferries $838,395.97, and from all other sources $79,032.40.

The expenditures from the Dock Fund during the same period were $13,392,082.75.

Of this amount $5,502,664.25 was expended for the work of construction, including ferries, $5,711,253.10 was paid for wharf property acquired by the Department; the sum of $2,081,244.83 was expended for repairs and maintenance including ferries, while the general expenses of the Department amounted to $96,920.57.

The Revenues and Disbursements of the Department for the year are shown in detail in the following accompanying schedules of Revenues and Disbursements.

Leases and Permits Granted by the Commissioner.

A description of the leases and permits for wharf property and land under water is contained in the rent roll accompanying this report, together with the name of the lessee or occupant, a description of the property, the term of tenancy and the amount of rental.

Contracts.

A list of the contracts made by the Department during the year, containing a description of the work, name of the contractor, price, etc., will be found on the following page.

No.

Class.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONTRACTS AWARDED DURING

Description.

Name of Contractor.

Price.

THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908

Date of Award.

Date of Contract.

Date of Expiration.

Amount Paid to Dec. 31, 1908.

O O    CD

“'J CO    CD

Building new ferry house for Staten Island Ferry, Manhattan terminal....

Snare & Triest Co. Furnishing horses, carts and drivers.... Thompson Bros....

Furnishing rope. Pine Lumber....

Spruce Lumber,

J. Edward Ogden Co.. .

D. L. Gillespie & Co. . .

East River Mill & Lumber Co..............

$464,640 00

$3.00 per day.........

8 99-lOOc. per lb.......

$21.35 per 1000 feet...

June 6, 1908 Mar. 24, 1908 Mar. 20, 1908 Mar. 23, 1908

July 2, 1908 April 21, 1908 April 4, 1908 Mar. 31, 1908

450 days from notification

April 1. 1909............

180 days from notification

180

$464,640 00 20,592 00 8,153 93 66,701 67

$56,094 50 10,115 55 8,032 30 39,947 01

Ill

Oak Lumber.

Brooklyn Lumber Co... Dredging on East and Harlem Rivers.. R. G. Packard Co......

II

III

IV

VII

Dockspikes, etc....

Hardware.........

Plumbers’ supplies.

Rubber Goods.....

Surveyor’s Supplies, Canvas covers......

J. K. Larkin & Co

Sharlow Bros..........

Peter J. Constant......

J. Edward Odgen Co. .

IX

XI

Dock Superintendent supplies........

Oils, etc...........................

Flags...............................

Repairing the municipal ferry boats or other floating property, and furnishing supplies therefor...............

25.00 per 1000 feet... 36.00 per 1000 feet. ..

20 7-9c. per cu. yd.....

$20,845 00 2,954 60 4,346 43 3,374 00 1,141 19 4,055 62 433 69

509 48

Martin & Campbell......

280 56

Mar. 23, 1908 Mar. 23, 1908 Mar. 20, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908 April 2, 1908

April 4, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 4, 1908 April 11, 1908 May 9, 1908 May 9, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 11, 1908

60

60

March 31, 1909

180 days from notification

180

180

180

180

180

180

180

180

5,000 00 6,134 40 31,166 67 20,845 00 2,954 60 4,346 43 3,374 00 1,141 19 4,055 62 433 69

5,246 32 6,424 20 12,785 81 20,845 00 1,585 89 3,404 64 3,374 00 1,141 19 4,055 62 433 69

509 48

280 56

509 48

280 56

on the North River.

James Shewan & Sons..

Curtis Blaisdell Co.....

Henry Du Bois Sons Co. Jacob E. Conklin......

J. K. Larkin & Co

I—I

Piles

. . American Ice Co.......

. . J. Edward Ogden Co.. . i.. Wacker & Flanagan.. .

.. John Traynor........

.. Nichols Bros.........

1123

J—j

1124

Wm. Farrell & Son......

1124

1125

1126

Flannery Towing Line.. John Pierce Co. . .

28,459 00

$3.59 per ton.......

14 8-10c. per cu. yd... .

$1.50 per cu. yd.......

$11,999 00

25c. per cwt...........

$4,786 03

. $2.75 per day.........

2.75 per day.........

5.59    each ...........

6.59    each............

6.24 per ton.........

5.40 per ton.........

3.99 per hour........

1126

H-H

89c. per cubic foot. 99c. per cubic foot.

1127

etc

1128

Joseph J. Hughes. Howard S. Bowns.

1129

$9,372 00 $4.17 per ton. . . 4.99 per ton. . .

April 30, 1908 Feb. 18, 1908 April 14, 1908 April 23, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 May 25, 1908 May 19, 1908 May 19, 1908 May 1, 1908 May 1, 1908 April 10, 1908 April 10, 1908 Mar. 25, 1908 Mar. 23, 1908 Mar. 23, 1908 June 8, 1908 April 9, 1908 April 9, 1908

May 20, .1908 Feb. 27, 1908 April 21, 1908 May 9, 1908 May 14, 1908 May 28, 1908 June 19, 1908 June 24, 1908 June 24, 1908 May 28, 1908 May 28, 1908 April 21, 1908 April 21, 1908 April 4, 1908 April 4, 1908 April 4, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908 April 21, 1908 April 21, 1908

365

90

January 31, 1909........

180 days from notification

365

180

90

December 31, 1908.......

December 31, 1908.......

120 days from notification 120

180

180

180

120

60

90

150

180

28,459 00

71,800 00 29,600 00 4,500 00 11,999 00 2,548 66 4,786 03 9,075 00 3,025 00 11,180 00 13,180 00 4,680 00 270 00

29,924 19 73,996 17 21,425 77 1,586 25 2,702 37

2,153 70 5,546 49 1,997 33 11,683 10 13,839 00

3,183 03

9,975 00 13,795 00 6,930 00 9,372 00 41,700 00

9,980 00

8,865 29 13,193 18 7,013 85 3,456 01 43,622 37 10,345 85

No. Class.

Description.

Name of Contractor.

Price.

Date of Award.

Date of Contract.

Date of Expiration.

Amount of Contract.

Amount Paid to Dec. 31, 1908.

<!

co

j-H

Sprinkling marginal streets.........

Stationery and office supplies..........

Building rip rap embankment and wall at Riker’s Island..............

Painting hulls of Municipal ferry boats.

Furnishing cement...................

Furnishing rip rap...................

Repairing asphalt pavement on North and East Rivers...................

Repairing ashphalt pavement on North and East River....................

Patrick J. O’Connell.

Gerry & Murray.

5.25 per day... SI,889.20

April 9, 1908

April 21, 1908    250

6,562 50

5,874 75

Roger L. Young......

James Shewan & Sons.

65c. per cubic yard.

John P. Kane Co

$9,984 00 $1.44 per bbl....

O’Brien Bros., Inc.

44c. per cubic yard.

May 28, 1908 May 25, 1908 May 29, 1908 April 27, 1908 April 27, 1908

May 9, 1908

180

1,889 20 17,225 00 9,984 00 14,400 00 8,800 00

1,889 20 7,716 64 6,110 21 15,026 40 9,216 68

Silician Asphalt Paving

Co

Uvalde Asphalt Paving

Co

$1.47 & 1.65 per sq. yd.

Dec. 16, 1908

December 31, 1909

36,000 00

Stationery and office supplies

Gerry & Murray.

Wm. Bratter & Co.

The J. W. Pratt Co....

$1.47 & 1.58 per sq. yd. $2,127 60 3,880 00 2,067 62

Dec. 16, 1907 June 30, 1908 June 30, 1908 June 30, 1908

Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908

December 31, 1909

60 days from notification

60

60

35,720 00 2,127 60 .    3,880 00

1,489 45 3.900 30

2,067 62

Repairing with asphalt deck of pier foot of Beekman street, E. R............

Barber Asphalt Paving

Co

$1.49 per square yard..

Sept. 10, 1908

Oct. 10, 1908

30

298 ;00

284 59

Repairing with asphalt deck of pier foot of 110th street, H. R..............

Repairing with asphalt deck of pier foot of 20th street, E. R...............

1.49 per square yard...

Sept. 10, 1908

Oct. 10, 1908

30

2,980 00

Sicilian Asphalt Paving

Co

1.49 per square yard..

Sept. 10, 1908

Sept. 25, 1908

30

5,215 00

Repairing with asphalt deck of pier foot of James Slip, E. R...............

United States & Vene-* zuela Co............

1.48 per square yard..

Sept. 10, 1908

Oct. 10, 1908

30

4,144 00

4,121 80

<1

Repairing with ashpalt deck of pie of 40th street, N. R..........

r foot

1.48 per square yard..

Sept. 10, 1908 j Oct. 10, 1908

30

4,440 00

Repairing marginal street between E. 23d and E. 24th streets............

Yellow or Oregan pine lumber.......

Spruce lumber......................

Hirsch Lumber Co.

2.20 per square yard.. 22.44 per 1000 feet. . .

Nov. 27, 1908 July 21, 1908

Dec. 9, 1908 Aug: 12, 1908

30

270

5,280 00 99,259 59

East River Mill and Lumber Co.........

1141

1142

1143

1144

Miscellaneous lumber................

Two automobiles....................

Dredging in all boroughs.............

Furnishing coal.....................

Furnishing rope.....................

Duplicate parts for Municipal ferry boats............................

John C. Orr Co.

Cordner & Flinn.

R. G. Packard Co......

Curtis Blaisdell Co.....

Manhattan Supply Co..

23.75 per 1000 feet. .. $6,917 40 6,490 00

56c. per cubic yard......

$3.49 per ton.........

08479c. per lb..........

July 21, 1908 July 21, 1908 Aug. 17, 1908 1, 1908 June 30, 1908 July 21, 1908

Dec.

Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908 Sept. 21, 1908 Sept. 21, 1908 July 23, 1908 Aug. 15, 1908

60

90

30

December 31, 1909.......

200 days from notification

180

9,074 00

6,917 40 6,490 00 14,000 00 $139,600 00 8,950 43

9,058 15 3,862 33 6,490 00

$68,453 45 904 36

James Shewant Sons. . .

$15,855 00

July 30, 1908

Aug. 12, 1908

180

15,855 00

12,970 71

1145

Furnishing coal

W. P. W. Haff......

1145

Wm. Farrell & Son.

1145

1146

Pattison & Bowns......

$5.15 per ton 6.49 per ton 5.60 per ton 3.43 per ton.

July 30, 1908 July 30, 1908 July 30, 1908 July 21, 1908

Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908

365

365

365

150

25,750 00 6,490 00 224 00

34,300 00

7,105 24

10,718 84

36

No.

Class.

Description,

Name of Contactor,

Price.

1148

Dredging in Borough of Brooklyn between 28th and 36th streets.........

1149

1149

II

1149

IV

1149

XI

1149

III

1149

1149

VII

1149

1149

XII

1149

XIV

1149

XV

1149

VI

1149

IX

1149

VIII

1149

XIII

Machinists’ supplies.., Unions, couplings, etc

Valves, etc...........

Painters’ supplies.....

Brushes, etc..........

Hardware............

Miscellaneous.........

Electrical supplies.....

Pumps, etc...........

Rubber hose.........

Metallic hose.........

Iron.................

Emery wheels........

Canvas..............

Packing, etc........

Morris & Cumming’s Dredging Co.........

Manhattan Supply Co. .

J. Edward Ogden Co. . .

Joseph K. Larkin

Frederick R. Thoms....

H. W. Johns—Manville

Co

46 8-10c. per cu. yd. . . $1,270 40 2,064 30 1,620 00 619 70

945 00

7,993 00 3,929 00 173 00

313 00

2,230 00

5,900 00 $6,524 49 114 88

425 60

1152 la & B

Furnishing cement.

John P. Kane Co

$1.47

per

1,595 00

per bbl. and 29ic. bag.............

1152

II

Furnishing sand.

1152

1153

Furnishing rip rap stone..............

Printing and binding Annual Report of 1907 and minutes and index for 1906.

Interborough Sand and Gravel Co...........

O’Brien Bros., Inc.....

75c. per cubic yard.... 34c. per cubic yard.....

1154

1157

Dredging on the North River..........

Repairing the Municipal ferry boats or other floating property and furnishing supplies therefor...................

W y nkoop-Hallenbeck-Crawford Co.........

Taylor Dredging Co....

James Shewan & Sons..

$2,360 00

$1 .^E3"per cubic yard....

$53,865 00

1159

1159

II

1160

1161

Furnishing horses, harness and drivers, Borough of Richmond..............

Furnishing horses, harness and drivers, Borough of Brooklyn...............

Towing on the North and East Rivers. .

Repairing and rebuilding portion of pier at W. 35th street, N. R.............

Wacker & Flanagan....

P. F. Corrigan.........

Flannery Towing Line..

Phoenix Construction

Co

$2.25 per day.

2.47    per day.

3.48    per hour.

$35,897 00

■HHI

37

Date of Award.

Date of Contract.

Date of Expiration.

Amount of Contract.

Amount Paid to Dec, 31, 1908,

Aug. 6, 1908 Aug. 22, 1908    500

Sept. 28, 1908 .............

Sept. 28, 1908 .............

Sept. 28, 1908 .............

Sept. 28, 1908 .............

180

180

180

180

1,956,600 00 1,270 40 2,064 30 1,620 00 619 70

214,221 27

Sept. 28, 1908

Nov. 19, 1908

Sept. 25, 1908 Sept. 25, 1908

Sept. 15, 1908 Nov. 20, 1908

Dec. 8, 1908

Dec. 15, 1908

Dec. 15, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908

Dec, 1, 1908

Nov. 11, 1908

Dec. 9, 1908

Nov. 11, 1908 Oct. 20, 1908

Oct. 9, 1908 Dee. 9, 1908

Dec. 12, 1908

Dec, 30, 190.

945 00

7,993 00 3,929 00 173 00

313 00

2,230 00 5,900 00 6,524 49 114 88

425 60

425 60

180

150

180

Four months from notification August 31, 1909.............

365 days from notification

December 31, 1909

December 31, 1909

180 days from notification

1,595 00

13,200 00

2,250 00 6,800 00

2,360 00 29,000 00

53,865 00

16,875 00

6,175 00 6,960 00

35,897 00

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REVENUES AND DISBURSEMENTS

ACCOUNT

WITH

THE CITY OF NEW YORK

AND

BALANCE SHEET FOR DECEMBER 31, 1908

STATEMENT

Of the Revenues and Disbursements of the Department of Docks and Ferries for the Year

Ending December 31st, 1908.

I.—Revenue:

I.

2.

3.

Amount of accrued rents uncollected December 31, 1907,, as per report for the year ending that date...........................................

Rents accrued during the year 1908, from leased City Wharf property and for land under water covered by wharf improvements erected by permission of the Department. $3,240,517 95

Wharfage collected within the year from unleased City wharf property,

$17,898 66

200,431 57

$3,440,949 52

4.

5.

6.

Leases of ferry franchises and City wharf property used for ferry purposes.......................................

Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (Staten Island) traffic..............................................

Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (Staten Island) privileges...........................................

$637,385 55

40,662 04

284,036 53

678,047 59

7.

8.

Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (39th street, South Brooklyn) traffic...............................

Receipts from operation of Municipal Ferry (39th street, South Brooklyn) privileges............................

$157,596 82

2,751 56

9.

Miscellaneous receipts

160,348 38 79,032 40

Total

$4,660,313 08

II.—Distribution:

Cas4 —

Deposited during the year 1908 with the City Chamberlain:

1.    To credit of the Sinking Fund for the Redemption of

the City Debt...................................

2.    To credit of the Sinking Fund for the payment of the

interest on the City Debt.......................

3.    To credit of the Dock Fund.......................

Total amount deposited with the City Chamberlain...........................

Sundry unpaid rents, December 31st, 1908..............

Amount transferred by the Finance Department to the credit of the Dock Fund, representing cost of work done for the Department of Street Cleaning................

Amount erroneously credited in 1907, charged off in 1908.............................................

$3,449,985 92

1,124,832 50 54,560 64

$4,629,379 06 6,459 76

24,446 76

27 50

$4,660,313 08

REVENUES FROM LEASED WHARVES AND WHARFAGE SHOWN BY BOROUGHS.

Manhattan

Bronx.

Brooklyn.. Queens.... Richmond

$3,352,721 11 12,071 51 62,721 78 12,930 20 504 92

Total

$3,440,949 52

DOCK BONDS.

898,257,422 00

Total amount of Dock Bonds and Corporate Stock of the City of New York, issued by direction of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and Board of Estimate and Apportionment for the uses and purposes of the Department, from the date of organization, May 1st, 1870, to December 31st, 1908.............................

DOCK FUND.

I.—Receipts:

1.

2.

3.

4.

Amount of Corporate Stock issued by direction of the Commissioner of the Sinking Fund....................

Amount of premium on Corporate Stock sold by the Comptroller.........................................

Amount received during the year, for the uses and purposes of the Department, being reimbursements for the cost of repairs to wharf properties, made for lessees, private owners and others, and for the use of the Department appliances and dumping grounds, furnishing tracings, etc..................................

Over draft on the Comptroller, December 31st, 1908

812,807,782 00

494,231 96

maps,

79,007 40 313,382 47

$13,694,403 83

Less over draft on the Comptroller, December 31, 1907, as per report for year ending December 31, 1907..........................................

302,321 08

$13,392,082 75

II.—Expenditures:

Amounts of bills and claims audited during the year ending December 31, 1908, and transmitted to the Finance Department for payment, being for materials and supplies furnished, and for services rendered to this Department, to wit:

1. For Construction including ferries—

For bills and claims audited as per Schedule

$4,063,594 74

As per Schedule C:

Salaries of the Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner and Private Secretary.

Salaries of the Construction Force......

Weekly pay rolls of Captains, Engineers, Crews and Watchmen on floating property, Dock Builders, Laborers, Blacksmiths, Carpenters and Masons, etc., on Construction Force..............

14,174 87 259,426 44

1,165,468 20

$5,502,664 25

2. For Repairs and Maintenance, including Ferries—

$912,333 55

25,319 04

For bills and claims audited as per Schedule

As per Schedule E:

Salaries of Maintenance Force

Salaries of Recreation Pier Attendants,

etc

Salaries of Municipal Ferries Force.....

Weekly pay rolls of Dock Builders, Watchmen, Carpenters, Inspectors and Engineers, etc., on Repairs and Maintenance Fo

24,896 56 665,489 49

453,206 19

2,081,244 83

3.

For Annual Expense—

For bills and claims audited as per Schedule

7,022 99

As per Schedule G:

Salaries of officers and appointees

89,897 58

96,920 57

4.

For Acquired Property—

For property acquired as per Schedule H

5,711,253 10

$13,392,082 75

SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908.

Corporate Stock issued during the year for the uses and purposes of

the Department.................

Premium on Corporate Stock sold by

Comptroller....................

Amount received from sundry leases and permits for the use and occupation of Wharf Property and from

wharfage..._....................

Amount received from ferry rents

and franchises..................

Amount received from operation of Municipal Ferries—Staten Island

Division........................

Amount received from operation of Municipal Ferries—South Brooklyn Division....................

Amount received for use of Department plant and for repairs, etc.,

made for lessees and others.......

Amount received from sale of filling-

in privileges....................

Amount received from sale of old

material.......................

Refund of unearned premium on cancelled insurance policies..........

Miscellaneous receipts..............

Overdraft on Comptroller, December

31, 1908.......................

Fines and Penalties................

$12,807,782 00 494,231 96

3,449,985 92 286,411 53

678,047 59

160,348 38

69,252 60

6,958 00

2,211 58

456 67 128 55

313,382 47 25 00

$18,269,222 25

Deposited in the National City Bank to the credit of the City Chamber-lain, viz.:

For account of the Sinking Fund for the Redemption of the City Debt. For account of the Sinking Fund for the payment of the interest on the

City Debt......................

Overdraft on Comptroller, December

31, 1907.......................

Bills and claims audited for wharf property purchased, for material and supplies furnished and for services rendered, viz.:

On Acquired Property Account.....

On Construction Account, including

ferries.........................

On Repairs and Maintenance Account, including ferries...........

On Annual Expense Account.......

$3,449,985 92

1,124,832 50 302,321 08

5,711,253 10

5,502,664 25

2,081,244 83 96,920 57

$18,269,222 25

BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1908.

Acquired Property................

Floating Plant (as per Schedule I). .

Contingent Fund..................

Unpaid Rents in hands of Corporation Counsel for collection (as per

Schedule J).....................

Sundry Unpaid Rents.............

$30,292,106 31 3,470,005 00 2,000 00

The City of New York Dock Fund...........

$33,608,213 06 313,382 47

151,024 46 6,459 76

Dr.

Ledger

Folio.

SCHEDULE A.

LEDGER BALANCE, DECEMBER 31, 1908.

Cr.

*30,292,106 31 96,920 57 4,791,724 80 611,647 89

11

13

4,629,379 06

15

18

2,000 00

3,470,005 00

22

23

24

151,024 46

25

28

30

31

32

33

710,939 45 1,469,140 27

34

35

37

75 00

178

2,400 00

192

375 00

198

500 00

209

660 00

233

412 50

237

305 43

263

6 88

267

75 00

287

1,124 95

326

450 00

379

Acquired Property....................................

Annual Expense......................................

Construction.........................................

Repairs and Maintenance..............................

Dock Fund...........................................

Dock and Slip Rent...................................

The City of New York.................................

City Cjiamberlain.....................................

Ferry Rent...........................................

Contingent Fund......................................

Floating Plant........................................

Fines and Penalties...................................

Unpaid Rents in hands of Corporation Counsel for Collection.

Repairs, etc., for leases and others......................

Municipal Ferry Receipts, 39th street, Brooklyn..........

Sale of filling-in privileges..............................

Sale of old material...................................

Miscellaneous receipts.................................

Ferry Construction....................................

Ferry Maintenance....................................

Municipal Ferry Receipts, Staten Island.................

Hyland, William J....................................

Independent Contracting Co............................

Joyce, Henry L.......................................

Kane, P. I. & W. A....................................

McDermott, J. and Son................................

McDonald, P.........................................

New York City Railway Co............................

Manning, Thomas.....................................

Neptune Bathing Co...................................

Oak Point Land and Dock Co.....................

Silver Point Ice Co....................................

367,486 44

3,440,949 52 41,246,350 14

284,036 53

25 00

44,805 84

160,348 38

6,958 00

2,211 58

128 55

678,047 59

75 00

429

Thedford, Thos. and Son

SCHEDULE B.

Bills and Claims Audited on Construction Account.

Advertising.

Democracy ............................

Mail and Express Co....................

New Yorker Staats-Zeitung ............

New York Times ......................

Real Estate Record and Builders’ Guide

Tammany Times ......................

The Globe .............................

The Sun ..............................

$153 60 682 40 789 20 684 40

2 00

136 80 721 20 683 20

$3852 80

Building Piers, Bulkheads, etc.

Butler Bros., Hoff Co...........

Maryland Steel Co.............

New York State Construction Co.

Phoenix Construction Ct>........

Snare and Triest Co...........

Staats, R. P. and J. H........

Warren and Wetmore ...........

Young, Roger L.................

$31,036 00 804,533 52 17,303 00 6,261 75 499,905 50 965,025 99 7,500 00 7,716 64

$2,339,282 40

Building Ferry Terminals, Architects’ Fees, etc.

American Blue Print Co..........

Blaine Contracting and Supply Co. Department of Street Cleaning....

Dexheimer, Gustave G.............

H. B. Smith Company ............

Millard, J. W.....................

O’Brien Brothers ................

Ogden, J. Edward ................

Pattison and Bowns .............

Quinn, J. Frank .................

Rolf, Bernard ....................

Stanley and Patterson............

Smith, A. Cary...................

Snare and Triest Co.............

Spearin, George B...............

Walker and Morris ..............

$64 80 818 74 36,891 01 200 25

30    90 6,463 15 2,337 00 1,521 92

950 00 3,729 63 89,694 22

31    65 18,500 00

379,726 20 149,930 21 12,458 41

$703,348 09

Coal.

Bowns, Howard S........

Farrell and Son, William Half, William, P. W. ...

$21,070 48 5,828 03 7,105 24

$34,003 75

Drawing Materials, Surveyor’s Instruments, etc.

New York Blue Print Paper Co.

Ogden, J. Edward ............

Stackpole and Brother .......

$238 50 2,164 19 80 00

$2,482 69

Dredging.

Morris and Cummings Dredging Co. R. G. Packard Company ..........

$240,231 63 57,776 83

$298,008 46

Iron, Steel, Washers, Spikes, Castings, Pipe, etc.

Greenlie, Wyatt & Company .......

Larkin and Company, J. K..........

McCauley, Frank..................

Ogden, J. Edward .................

Patterson Brothers ................

Sherman, Brown, Clements Company

$118 00 20,845 00 350 00 .    38,681 00

96 50 5,086 88

$65,177 38

Lumber and Piles.

Brooklyn Lumber Company .........

Burton, J. H.........................

Cooney, Eckstein and Company......

East River Mill and Lumber Company

Gillespie and Company, D. L.........

John C. Orr Company .............

Nichols Brothers ..................

Yellow Pine Company ..............

$6,424 20 52,418 13 47,634 78 14,304 47 39,947 01 12,124 52 25,522 10 13,251 38

$211,626 59

Machinery, Including Workmen’s Tools and Maintenance of Floating Plant and

Department Yards.

Cavanagh Bros, and Company .......

Constant, Peter J...................

Escoba Manufacturing and Supply Co.

$1,200 09 3,404 64 2,009 60

Griscom-Spencer Company ........

Hull, Grippen and Company .......

Henry J. McCoy Company .......

Miller and Brother, Alex...........

Ogden, J. Edward .................

Ronalds and Johnson Company ....

Shadow Brothers .................

Shewan and Sons, James...........

Thorns, F. R.....................

Tregarthen, Son & Company, James

75 00 34 37 106 86 26 72 62,247 76 17 60 1,779 87 2,234 49 425 60 448 00

$74,010 60

Miscellaneous.

Allen, Howard M., Badges ...........................

American Ice Co., Ice ...............................

Annin and Company, Flags .........................

Cambell and Gardiner, Custom House Papers ........

Campbell, Andrew M., Assignee, Flags ..............

Conrow, Herman, Services as Expert ................

Contingent Fund, Employees Carefares, etc...........

Cordner and Flinn, Automobiles .....................

Davies, William P., Services as Expert ..............

Erie Railroad Company, Judgment, etc............

Hyde, E. Belcher, Atlas, etc. ....................

Kanouse Mountain Water Co., Water.................

Library Bureau, Oak Unit, etc........................

McGlynn, Peter, Carting ............................

McKinnon, Alexander, Services as Expert.............

Mutual Towel Supply Co., Towels, etc...............

New York and New Jersey Telephone Co., Telephone

Service .........................................

New York Edison Company, Electric Light...........

New York Telephone Co., Telephone Service.........

Obrig Camera Company, Supplies ....................

Parsons, Henry C., Maps ...........................

Packard, R. G., Jr., Services as Expert ..............

Remington Typewriter Company, Repairs ...........

Rooney, William P., Services as Expert ............

Superintendent State Prisons, Furniture, etc. ..........

Stillman, Thomas B., Analysis ......................

Spence, Peter C., Gate ..............................

Stanley and Patterson, Electrical Supplies ........

Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Typewriter ........

Schuyler & Co., Chas. E., Services as Expert.........

S. McFadden Co., Burlap Bags ......................

Underwood Typewriter Co., Typewriter .............

115

00

M-

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280

290

9,263

6,490

337

11,249

46

109

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r—I i—I

39

4,611

6,232

199

300

100

20

337

174

170

140

425

46

337

285

60

83

25

00

56

00

25

00

50

52

00

80

50

82

00

03

75

25

02

04

00

00

00

50

54

00

00

14

00

50

00

15

$44,375 95

Paints and Oils.

American Oil and Belting Company .. American Oil and Disinfectant Company

Hull, Grippen and Company ...........

Hughes, Joseph J.....................

Ogden, J. Edward .....................

Rohde, Henry W......................

Standard Oil Company ...............

$4,141 20 22 10 18 66 3,456 01 509 48 38 20 842 25

$9,027 90

Paving.

Atlanta Contracting Company........

Barber Asphalt Paving Company

Fitzgerald, Michael J................

Sheehan, John M....................

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company ... United States and Venezuela Company

$12,053 50 284 59 75,502 94 42,227 04 4,101 31 4,121 80

$138,291 18

Printing and Stationery.

Gerry and Murray ...............

Cassidy, John, ..................

Martin B. Brown Company .......

Montross and Clarke Company

William Bratter & Company......

Wynkoop, Hallenbeck-Crawford Co

$2,406 16 2,445 42 64 35 30 75 3,900 30 3,274 85

$12,121 83

Rope.

Columbian Rope Company .. Manhattan Supply Company

Ogden, J. Edward ..........

Wall Rope Works .........

$527 60 904 36 8,686 66

7 56

$10,126 18

Sand, Cement, Broken Stone, Rip-Rap, Cobble and Granite.

$10,080 48 5,666,17 4,361 04 1,009 13 28,578 83 20,207 03 6,882 57 25,723 02

$102,508 27

Bouker Contracting Co............

Brown and Fleming Contracting Co.

Conklin, Jacob E...................

Gallagher Brothers, Assignees .....

John P. Kane Company ............

John Pierce Company ............

Manhattan Trap Rock Company ... O’Brien Brothers...................

Towing.

Flannery Towing Line McNeill, Charles ....

$8,865 29 6,485 38

$15,350 67

$4,063,594 74

SCHEDULE C.

Salaries Audited on Construction Account.

John A. Bensel ... Allen N. Spooner . Denis A. Judge .... Brinton Buckwalter William C. Blaney .

$604 84 7,107 75 4,500 00 344 07 1,618 21

$14,174 87

Charles J. Farley ..,

John McKenzie .....

Timothy J. Slattery , Thomas F. O’Rourke Thomas F. Creegan .

James Rafferty .....

William E. Bailey ... William A. Ross John O. Farrell .... Charles W. Staniford Romeo T. Betts

John J. Brice........

Hiram C. Calkins ... WTilliam H. Cherry ...

Chandler Davis.....

John A. Duntze......

Philip Guise ........

Sidney W. Hoag, Jr. William G. Johnson Fraugo^ F. Keller ., William j an sing, Jr.. Francis v. O’Keefe ..

Joel J. Pemoff ......

Max Raymond ......

Isaac J. Stander .... John M. Stewart ... Charles E. Trout John O. Van Brakle .

John T. Hilton .....

William J. Crowley ..

$4,000 00 1,800 00 900 00 300 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,650 00 836 67 801 04 8,288 87 3,000 00

1.500    00 2,400 00 2,100 00

2.500    00 2,400 00 2,400 00 4,930 08 2,100 00 2,100 00

3.500    00

2,100 00

3.500    00 2,100 00 2,400 00 3,000 00 4,000 00 1,800 00

1.500    00 1,800 00

Charles H. Hall........

Edward P. Herrmann ..

J. Frank Johnson ......

Stephen E. Meagher ...

Arthur Mimnaugh ......

George W. Weir .......

Charles B. Wintersteen .

John J. Finn...........

Anthony E. Hoffman ...

Henry A. Howland .....

Robert P. McBride Richard W. McDonald -

William H. Reilly ......

John T. Walsh ........

Louis Wenzel .........

Patrick F. Crowley ... John T. L. Doughty ... Charles W. Thompson .,

Ralph H. Baxter ......

John T. Bermingham ..,

Daniel A. Crowley .....

Peter F. Daly .........

James C. Darby .......

James W. Dickeman, Jr

John J. Kiernan ......

Gottlieb Lange ........

Thomas F. Lynch.....

Edward A. Malmquist

Willis A. Morton......

Frank Moss...........

Charles Schultz ......

Samuel Shapiro.......

Daniel Sullivan .......

William J. F. Sullivan

Edward J. White......

Alexander J. Zinner ...

Mark T. Hayes........

John R. Lambert .....

William F. Brendlin ... Alexander M. Goge ...

Robert M. Kid .......

John P. Nordstrom ... Alexander G. Brach ... William T. Doran

Melchior Lenke .......

Abraham D. Wegman . Herman A. Martens ... Emil A. Nordstrom ...

1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,350 00 1,266 53 1,350 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,080 00 1,575 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 2,100 00 450 00 1,800 00 2,100 00 2,100 00 1,600 00 1,600 00

Frederick R. W. Cleverdon

Henry Irving ............

Elias Cahn...............

John P. Clarke...........

William C. Crosby........

Joseph Gaffney ..........

Samuel Geduld...........

John W. Grolz ...........

Louis Koenig ............

Abraham Laredo .........

Joseph A. Meehan .......

Samuel A. Moore.........

Herman A. Ruge.........

Robert A. Wimmer.......

Israel Benjamins .......

Andrew J. Hudson........

George W. Carpenter.....

Charles Halter .........

Edward S. Keen .........

John G. Kennedy ........

Thomas P. McDonough ...

Jacob Miller .............

William Mulholland ......

Edward J. Murphy .......

George Murphy ..........

Peter F. O’Brien..........

Peter Shaw ..............

Thomas H. Spooner......

John Winters ............

Vincent F. Amar .........

Thomas B. Boone........

Harry Brady.............

Arthur Casson ...........

Charles M. Clark ........

Frank G. Connolly .......

Nicholas Deevy ..........

James F. Duffy...........

Henry C. Freeman ......

Clarence I. Goudey .....

Lucius C. Higgins........

Edward F. Lacey .......

David H. Lane ...........

James A. McGuire ......

Thomas J. Mcvey.........

Abraham Malinoff........

Daniel J. Mullaly .......

Patrick O’Sullivan ......

Norman W. Palmer......

1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,785 16 2,100 00 1,350 00 1,600 00 1,400 00 1,600 00 404 29

00

00

00

00

300 00 2,700 00 1,500 00 1,200 00 1,500 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 477 42

1,200 00 1,200 00 1,100 00 900 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 900 00 1,800 00 900 00 3,000 00 1,200 00 2,400 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 1,800 00 900 00 375 00 1,745 00 148 28

Sanford N. Raizen.....

August Schott ........

John A. Skelly........

Berthold Sommer .....

Henry J. Widmayer ...

Benjamin Cohen ......

John T. Kelly.........

Albert J. Teller .......

Frederick T. Ealand ...

John A. Greegan ......

Thomas V. McGloin ... Edward J. McMenamin

James P. Martin ......

John J. Bergin .......

Thomas E. Brady .....

John T. Havanagh.....

Frederick Lange ......

Charles A. Pertain .... Edmund K. Stephens .

James McCabe .......

Thomas E. Reyolds ... Edward T. Du Bois ... Robert M. Sterritt ....

John J. Keefe.........

Bernard J. McAllister .. Edward E. McCarney ..

Frank Coughlin .......

William H. Cunliffe ...

Frank J. Gregory......

George Krug, Sr.......

Richard B. Ross.......

John J. Herrick.......

Albert J. Mickley.....

Louis S. Kellogg .....

Horace B. Loomis.....

Hugh F. McLoughlin . Nathaniel W. Billig ... Edward F. Barrett

Alfred R. Loweth .....

August Goldner .......

Joseph A. Cronin......

George M. Avent......

900 00 1,200 00 1,050 00 3,000 00 1,200 00 600 00 600 00 600 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,000 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,080 00 464 52 1,200 00 1,200 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 545 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 201 72 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,350 00 1,200 00 300 00 1,240 00 3,333 34 3,333 34 1,750 00 1,325 00 1,173 30 230 65 549 98 600 00 600 00 166 25 200 00

$259,426 44

1,165,468 20

Weekly pay rolls of mechanics, laborers, watchmen, etc., for year ending December 25, 1908 ....................................

Total

$1,439,069 51

Brooklyn Union Publishing Co..........

Brooklyner Freie Presse...............

Brooklyn Daily Times .................

Brooklyn Citizen .....................

Brooklyn Daily Eagle .................

Democracy ...........................

Mail and Express Company ...........

New Yorker Staats-Zeitung ...........

New York Times .....................

Real Estate Record and Builders’ Guide

Richmond County Herald .............

Staten Island World ..................

Staten Island Star ...................

Staten Islander.......................

Tammany Times.....................

The Globe ...........................

The Sun ..............................

$11 52 11 52 11 52 11 52 10 24 98 00 558 00 545 20 500 80

3 50

2 00

1 60

3 20

3 20

109 20 428 40 428 80

$2,738 22

SCHEDULE D.

Bills and Claims Audited on Repairs and Maintenance Account.

Advertising.

Carting and Sprinkling.

Beasley, Robert.....

Cahill, J. B.........

Dooling, Peter ......

Donohue, Daniel

Ench, Henry........

Flannigan, Thomas ..

Howard, John J......

Hart, Martin,........

Hart, John E.......

Kane, M. and Son .

Kelly, Thomas .....

Long, John ........

Loughlin, John F... McGlynn, Peter .... Morgan, Thomas ..

Miller, John........

Nilsson, Peter J....

Nannery, P. H......

O’Connell, Patrick J Porterfield, William Reilly, John........

$1,582 00 420 00 525 00 420 00 420 00 5,925 00 420 00 525 00 1,425 00 833 00 1,470 00 525 00 420 00 525 00 2,600 00 420 00 1,625 00 1,762 50 6,662 25 420 00 420 00

Shay, John ..........

Schwartz, Leo .......

Teahan, John J.......

Traynor, John .......

Thompson Bros., Inc.. Wacker, Charles .... Wacker and Flannigan

420 00 420 00 420 00 2,684 83 10,115 55 3,325 00 5,546 49

$52,276 62

Coal.

Bowns, Howard S........

Curtis-Blaisdell Company Pattison and Bowns.....

$87,914 70 222,641 72 10,718 84

$321,275 26

Lighting.

Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Brooklyn ...

New York Edison Co.................................

New York and Richmond Gas Co....................

Richmond Light and Railroad Co.....................

United Electric Light and Power Co..................

$8,195 34 25,804 10 45 73 28,343 62 1,733 55

$64,122 34

Miscellaneous.

Autozone Chemical Co., Disinfectants ....

American Bank Note Co., Tickets........

American Ice Co., Ice.....................

Allien & Co., Henry V., Buttons..........

American Oil and Disinfectant Co., Oil.... Abberly & Brother, John J., Lincrusta....

Cassidy & Sons Mfg Co., Chandeliers......

Cordner & Flinn, Repairs, etc.............

Callie Chemical Co., Disinfectant.........

Campbell, William H., Wharfage tickets.. Contingent Fund, Employees carfares, etc

Daniels & Rutstein, Moulding.............

Demerle & Company, Fur coats...........

Dexheimer, Gustave G., Sink..............

F. W. Devoe & T. Raynolds Co., Paint.... Haveron Sanitation Co., Disinfectants....

Henderson Co., Peter, Lawn mower.......

Henry J. McCoy Co., Soap, etc............

Hull, Grippen & Co., Bolts...............

Ingrahm, Richardson Mfg. Co., Signs......

$265 00 326 60 830 75 105 00 52 00 223 00 130 00 154 65 31 25 459 00 3,950 49 25 20 84 00 31 30 23 06 338 25 80 00 27 00

9 13

43 20

Kanouse Mountain Water Co., Water................

Locomobile Company of America, Repairs, etc........

Lederle Laboratories, Analyses......................

Larkin, J. K., Iron...................................

Lebedjeff & Company, Snow Shovels, etc.............

Modern Office Supplies Co., Punches..................

Macklin, Thomas J., Sawdust........................

Mutual Towel Supply Co., Towel, etc..................

New York and New Jersey Telephone Co., Telephone

Service .........................................

New York Bank Note Co., Tickets....................

New York Telephone Co., Telephone Service.........

N. Stafford Co., Badges ............................

Ogden, J. Edward, Cleaners’ Supplies ...............

Pepper, C. H., Linoleum .............................

Patterson Brothers, Hardware ......................

Quinilan, T. J., Covering Awnings ...................

Superintendant State Prisons, Brooms, Furniture, etc..

Stillman, Thomas B., Analyses .....................

Stanley & Patterson, Electrical Supplies .............

Sharpe, William M., Tires ...........................

Underwood Typewriter Co., Typewriter...............

Vallely, P. W., Furniture ...........................

Wanamaker, John, Curtains ........................

193

20

49

00

10

90

50

00

00

co ^ cn

4^ -I tO

29

00

05

93 08 1,062 43 203 48 105 34 110 00 2,582 49 1,230 00 70 97 334 00 45 00 191 10 68 50

$20,624 80

Music.

Bley, William ..............

Brunno, Joseph ............

Boswald, Charles...........

Berger, Samuel ............

Bent, Frederick W..........

Bayne’s 69th Regiment Band

Burns, Owen C.............

Berger, Jack ..............

Berlinghoff, P..............

Beggs, James .............

Cooper, Thomas F..........

Crowley, Charles J........

Canavan, Edward ..........

Coughlin, John .............

Canavan, James L. J........

Costello, Michael J.........

Carroll, Francis T..........

Connelly, William J.........

Conterno, Louis ...........

$882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00

Eller, Charles Paul Eben, Lambert L... Farrell, Charles ... Friedman, Harry ...

Fuller, G. E.........

Ferry, F............

Friedgen, George ... Flaherty, Thomas ..

Feth, Charles ......

Gensler, August O..

Golub, A...........

Gillen, D. E........

Gegenbach, John C. Henneberg, Paul ... Humphrey, Geo. L.. Habernicht, Aug. J..

Higgins, F. J........

Johnson, Eugene A. Jeselsohn, Morris .. Keating, Wm. E. J..

Kruse, Henry ......

Lederhaus, August .

Lift, Henry ........

Merrick, John J.... Moore, George F.. .. McAuliffe, Felix S..

Mygrant, W. S......

Medina, Joseph F..

Miller, John .......

Mand, John ........

Miller, Joseph H...

Morton, John F.....

Metzger, W. H......

Nicastro, Louis .. .

Owens, J. T.......

Pennoyer, Otto G.. Petermann, J. H...

Ryan, M. J........

Somerset, William Seifferth, George .. Schwartz, Morris .. Styles, William J.. Shannon, Thomas F Schwartz, William Stoever, August ... Slavin, Joseph T. .. Sweeney, John J... Stretz, F..........

r.

882 00 672 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 879 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 882 00 879 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 669 00 672 00

Seitz, Emil R.......

Schmidt, Max......

Trainor, Thomas M. Timpone, Albert J.. Usher, Thomas F... Van Baar, Charles L Ward, Thomas P....

Wild, David J.......

Watman, A.........

Weiss, Jacob.......

Wilson, J. Thorn... Wechsler, Benjamin

Yosco, Robert J.....

Zinsmeiter, Jac.....

672 00 672 00 882 00 882 00 879 00 882 00 882 00 882 00 672 00 672 00 882 00 669 00 882 00 672 00

$60,087 00

Printing and Stationery.

Cassidy, John........

Gerry and Murray ... Montrosg & Clarke Co Soltman, E. G........

$57 88 3,186 16 271 10 42 80

$3,557 94

Repairing, Painting and Maintenance of Ferry Boats and Terminals.

American Oil and Belting Co....

Anable, S. F....................

Armstrong Cork Co.............

Barron & Co., J. S..............

Blanchite Paint Co..............

Boyle & Co., John .............

Blaine Contracting & Supply Co. Babcock & Wilcox Co. ... Blackwell & Baldwin Co. .

Croton Water Co. ........

Cortlandt Engineering Co.

Chilton Paint Co.........

Crosby Gauge & Valve Co. Cambell & Gardiner ....

Cook & Cokefair ........

Christie Iron Works.....

Central Glass Co........

Cory & Son, Charles .....

Driggs, Frederick E. ....

David Kahnweiler’s Sons Excello Arc Lamp Co. .

$2,082 96 24 84 70 00 533 30 17 50

13    05 955 71

1,778 88 536 00 250 00 410 00 80 20 31 67 80 00 200 00 697 00

14    00 155 28

47,770 00 276 60 686 81

Flannagan & Co., Wm..................

General Electric Co...................

George I. Blake Mfg. Co................

Garlock Packing Company.............

Griscom-Spencer Co...................

Henry J. McCoy Co.................

J. F. Reichhard Co....................

Kelting, Albert J......................

Larkin, J. K...........................

Lagonda Manufacturing Co.............

Mills and Sons, Andrew ...............

Manhattan Rubber Mfg. Co.............

Murphy, Joseph F....................

Mead, Morrison Mfg. Co...............

Maurer and Son, Henry ...............

Moran Towing & Trans. Co.............

New York Lubricating Oil Co..........

Ogden, J. Edward .....................

Otis Elevator Co.......................

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co..............

Patterson, Allen Engineering Co........

R. J. Sovereign Co.....................

Russell, W. H. C......................

Superintendent State Prisons .........

Shewan & Sons, James................

Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Co.

Stapleton, George W..................

Safety Fire Extinguisher Co............

Sonneborn & Co., L....................

Stanley & Patterson ..................

Sherwin-Williams Co..................

Theo. A. Crane’s Sons Co..............

T. R. McMann Co......................

Thompson & Son, James ..............

Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co........

Zundel, R. W..........................

11,455 00 60 40 32 64 290 00 36 00 1,036 75 154 01 34 90 2,702 37 101 80 439 00 225 61 105 00 890 00

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00

00

800 00 1,218 17 58 19 31 00 50 00 60 88 399 00 1,932 87 166,465 58 5,543 66 305 00 256 80 46 50 150 66 325 00 14 02 227 45 267 32

to

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30

25

252,565 93

Repairs and Dredging.

Cavanagh Bros. Co.......

Du Bois Sons Co., Henry .

Duffy, Joseph D...........

McSpirit, John ...........

R. G. Packard Co.........

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co. Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co

$1,492 93 36,485 01 125 00 889 11 20,046 41 36,872 26 39,174 72

$135,085 44

$912,333 55

SCHEDULE E.

Salaries Audited on Repair and Maintenance Account.

$4,000 00

2.500    00 28 23

1,050 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00

1.500    00 1,200 00 1,200 00

900 00 900 00 540 00 270 00 540 00 540 00 540 00 200 81 1,000 00 1,500 00 270 00 225 00 225 00 225 00 225 00 250 00 90 00

Charles A. Manly ...

Peter Wooley ......

Charles H. Cheever . Daniel A. Cusick Thomas E. Reynolds

James C. Daly ......

Peter J. Kearney .... William J. Kessler .. Jeremiah Crowley ... Thomas C. Carroll ..

Daniel Troy ........

Hubert G. Welch

Mary F. Meyer......

Annie Gerlach ......

Elizabeth Smith .... Mary A. Gaffney Winifred Cooper Patrick Jennings George M. Avent ... Thomas F. O’Rourke . Elizabeth V. Scanlon Stephen J. Fallon

John Healy .........

Joseph Kinsler .....

James F. O’Brien . ... William J O’Connor Ellen Dolan ........

$25,319 04

Thomas F. Allen Frederick W. Bach . William Baird .... Benjamin J. Becker Joseph S. Burkett .. Michael Callaghan . Thomas Campbell .. Eugene F. Cavanagh Robert P. Conlin .. Francis Conlon ...

John J. Dacey......

Edwin V. Dodge .... Francis J. Donahue . Stephen J. Fallon .. James J. Fitzgerald . Eugene Foracci ....

$333 87

333 87 333 87 309 27 309 27 309 27 171 77 309 27 309 27 309 27 306 85 309 27 306 77 314 27 61 77 309 27

Philip J. Gaynor ......

John J. Halley ........

Abrahm F. Hazen.....

Edward D. Hedenkamp George Honecker

James B. Julian .....

James A. Kelly.......

Thomas J. Kilimet ....

Joseph Kinsler ......

John J. Lahey .......

John Lutzelberger .. John C. McGowan . .. James E. McGuire .... John A. McKenna ...

John T. McNicol......

John T. O’Hara.......

Edward Owens ......

Edmund B. Powers ...

John F. Quinn ......

Joseph A. Reilly.....

Vincent J. Smith.....

Leonard A. Stockwell

John A. Walker .....

Daniel Francis Walsh Frances L. Buckanan Annie A. Campbell .. Margaret Carmody .. Minnie E. Carson ...

Annie Conlon ........

Sarah J. Cooney......

Lily Coulter .........

Kate Daly ...........

Mary Daly...........

Nellie W. Doland ....

Nellie Dourigan .....

Elizabeth M. Flynn ..

Florence Marian .....

Helene E. Force .....

Cassie Gorman ......

Katharine Haenlein . Annie Teresa Herbert

Annie Ingham .......

Annie Jennings ......

Elsie W. Kenny .....

Elizabeth Lowe......

Mary McArdle .......

Bridget McAndrews .. Bridget McCarthy ...

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Josephine E. McCarthy Catherine McMullan ..

Kate Mallon ..........

Helen Morrissey ....

Mary O’Connor .......

Josephine M. Quirk ...

Mary E. Riordan .....

Ida L. Schaefer .......

Ella J. Seymour.......

Adelia Sheridan .....

Mary A. Sullivan......

Carrie A. Zerbe ......

Elizabeth V. Burke

Mary Dech ...........

Ellen Dolan ..........

Sarah J. Foules.......

Mary T. Harrington ...

Helen E. Horman .....

Julia Keller...........

Mary A. Knapp .......

Mary McCormick .....

Mary McMullen.......

Mary McNamara......

Catherine O’Neill

Frances Order ........

Catherine Reilly ......

Isabelle M. Reilly

Josey Ryan ...........

Katie Schebe .........

Dora Schwaninger.....

Elizabeth Stromberg .. Catherine Sweeney

Lena Wein ...........

William J. Hennessy .. Thomas H. Magee

Grace E. Brown.......

Martin C. Burke ......

Henry E. Gabriel Thomas L. Healy Thomas F. McCarthy ..

Frank McMahon ......

Gertrude F. Skelling ..

Catherine Neidig......

Margaret J. Noonan ..

Hattie Isaacs .........

Jennie Kern ..........

James H. Colligan John Healy ...........

222

129

222

58

04

58

206 19

206

222

201

206

206

206

206

222

185

185

185

76

185

200

185

69

185

185

185

185

185

200

185

185

185

191

200

152

185

333

309

191

198

19

58

35

19

19

19

19

58

56

56

56

93

56

32

56

67

56

56

56

56

56

32

56

56

56

61

32

56

56

87

27

84

84

13

39

168 95

173

115

79

86

132 25

132

124

139

162

25

60

36

10

150 00

William Morris . James F. O’Brien George Passet .

164 51 106 45 164 52

Salaries for Municipal Ferry Force ..............................

Weekly payrolls of mechanics, laborers, watchmen, etc., for year ending December 25, 1908 ....................................

$24,896 56 665,489 a

453,206 19

Total

$1,168,911 28

SCHEDULE F.

BILLS AND CLAIMS AUDITED ON ANNUAL EXPENSE ACCOUNT.

Contingent Fund, Employees Carfares, etc.......

C. G. Braxmar Co., Badge.......................

Democracy, Advertising.........................

Gerry & Murray, Stationery, etc................

Globe, Wernicke Co., Bookcase..................

Helborn, M., Furniture .........................

Hyde, E. Belcher, Map..........................

Legislative Index Publishing Co., Subscription ...

Martin B. Brown Co., Printing..................

Mail and Express Co., Advertising ..............

Montross & Clarke Co., Stationery..............

Martin, R. F., Rent.............................

New Yorker Staats-Zeitung, Advertising ........

New York Times, Advertising...................

Real Estate Records & Builder Guide, Advertising

Remington Typewriter Co., Typewriter..........

Superintendent State Prisons, Chair.............

The Globe, Advertising .........................

The Sun, Advertising ..........................

Taylor, W. E., Clock ...........................

Underwood Typewriter Co., Typewriter..........

Vallely, P. W., Desks ..........................

Whiting, F., Mounting Maps ...................

$1,187 93 20 00 14 40 2,209 59 34 50 610 00 16 50 125 00 1,859 00 64 00 177 10 50 00 64 00 64 00

7 00

87 75

5 15

64 00 56 00 14 57 89 50 187 00 16 00

$7,022 99

SCHEDULE G.

Salaries Audited on Annual Expense Account.

Joseph W. Savage Francis J. Ryan .. Lorenzo L. Burke Richard B. Ross ..

$4,000 00 3,600 00 1,800 00 300 00

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Barnett H. Goldstein Howard B. Smith .. Bernard P. Gibney . Walter S. Graham .. James J. Kennedy . William E. Bailey .. John H. Saunders ..

1,200 00 1,200 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,200 00 150 00 922 58

$17,972 58

John M. Phelan .... Frank J. Butler .... Timothy F. Crowley

William J. Fay.....

Charles F. Friedman

Robert Gere .......

Michael A. Sullivan .

James Weir .......

William J. O’Connor

Silas Strauss ......

Max Drucker ......

$5,000 00 2,400 00 1,800 00 2,400 00 3,000 00 2,400 00 2,100 00 3,000 00 1,250 00 4,000 00 1,800 00

$29,150 00

John R. Powers .......

Edward Abeel .........

Gerard Bancker........

Walter O. Bollas.......

Thomas E. Booth.......

John J. Cauldwell......

James H. Daly.........

John J. Donohue .......

Henry C. Dunham......

James J. Fleming......

Charles H. Greenfield ..

L. Hitch Harrison .....

Victor Heimburger.....

Patrick Hennessy......

Peter W. Hyer.........

Richard H. Lee .......

Edward McCrimlisk

James McMahon .......

Lawrence W. O’Connor William H. Rockwell ... George E. Rodgers

Joseph D. Vail .........

Thomas F. Woods .....

Thomas F. Barry ......

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00

00

00

00

00

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1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

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00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

$42,775 00

$89,897 58

SCHEDULE H.

Bills and Claims Audited on Acquired Property Account.

Payments for Property.

Lotus Realty Company, Between 59th and 61st Sts.,

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

McOwen, Anthony, Foot of Jamaica Ave., Borough of

Queens .........................................

Murray, J. Archibald, Between 28th and 36th Sts.,

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

Perkins, L. Murray, et al, Piers old 16 and 17 and

bulkheads, East River ...........................

Staten Island Railway Co., Interest on award Canal St.,

Stapleton, Staten Island .........................

Wm. H. Ely, et al, Executors, Between Bloomfield and Little West 12th Sts.............................

$847,284 90

85,000 00

4,666,490 40

71,571 76

2,089 64

15,547 22

$5,687,983 92

Commissioners’ Fees.

Allen, James A.....

Conway, Patrick J. . Dexter, Stanley W. ..

Dooling, John T......

Fernbacher, Nathan Larremor, Wilbur ...

Leavitt, Louis ......

McManus, Thomas J. Russell, John W. . . Schillinger, Adolph . Stanton, Michael B.

$60 00 285 00 60 00 1,010 00 80 00 150 00 255 00 1,280 00 290 00 1,640 00 80 00

$5,190 00

Office Expenses, etc.

Adams and Chambers ................

Chamberlain of the City of New York Cravath, Henderson & Gersdorff

Jenks, William H.....................

Kirwan, John P......................

McHale, Martin ......................

Plass, Herbert C......................

Smith, Marie C., Executrix............

Title Guarantee & Trust Co............

$31 05 4,304 79 10 00 200 00 1,000 00 500 00 500 00 1,000 00 10,533 34

$18,079 18

$5,711,253 10

SCHEDULE I.

Statement of Valuation of Floating Plant, December 31, 1908.

Ferryboat MANHATTAN” .................

Ferryboat “BRONX” .......................

Ferryboat “QUEENS” .....................

Ferryboat “RICHMOND” ...................

Ferryboat “BROOKLYN”...................

Ferryboat “STAPLETON” .................

Ferryboat “CASTLETON” ................

Ferryboat “BAY RIDGE” .................

Ferryboat “NASSAU” .....................

Ferryboat “GOWANUS” ....................

100-Ton Derrick “CITY OF NEW YORK” ....

40-Ton Derrick............................

25-Ton Derrick ............................

12-Ton Derrick No. 2 ....................

12-Ton Derrick No. 3 ...................

10-Ton Derrick ...........................

3-Ton Derrick ............................

Tug “MANHATTAN” ......................

Tug “BROOKLYN” ........................

Tug “RICHMOND” .........................

Steam Launch “GEN’L McCLELLAN” ......

Steam Launch “BRONX” ..................

Steam Launch “QUEENS” .................

Steam Launch “A”.........................

Steam Launch “B” ........................

Naptha Engine Launch “CROTON”.........

Naptha Engine Launch “KILLS”............

Naptha Engine Launch “SPUYTEN DUYVIL”

Pile Sawing Machine No. 20 ................

Air Compressor ...........................

Boat Landing Stages ......................

Boring Machine “WOODCOCK” .............

Pile Driver No. 4...........................

Pile Driver No. 5...........................

Pile Driver No. 6...........................

Pile Driver No. 7...........................

Pile Driver No. 8...................%.......

Pile Driver No. 9...........................

Pile Driver No. 10..........................

Pile Driver No. 11..........................

Pile Driver No. 12..........................

Pile Driver No. 13 ..........................

$364,450 00 364,450 00 364,450 00 364,450 00 364,450 00 197,500 00 197,500 00 212,750 00 212,750 00 212,750 00 99,000 00 16,000 00 29,600 00 15,200 00 15,200 00

5.700    00

2.700    00 60,000 00 45,000 00 30,000 00 12,000 00

4.500    00

3.500    00 14,640 00 14,240 00

200 00 750 00 1,425 00 $22,000 00 3,200 00 3,500 00 2,000 00 6,250 00 5,000 00 1,000 00 600 00 600 00

00

00

00

00

00

ot;

Pile Driver No. 14 Pile Driver No. 15 Pile Driver No. 16 Pile Driver No. 17 Pile Driver No. 18 Pile Driver No. 21 Pile Driver No. 22 Pile Driver No. 23 Pile Driver No. 24 Deck Scow “B” . .. Deck Scow “C” . Deck Scow “D” . . Deck Scow “H” . Deck Scow “I” . Deck Scow “K” . Deck Scow “L” . Deck Scow “M” . Deck Scow “N” . Deck Scow “O” . . Deck Scow “P” . . Deck Scow “U” . Deck Scow “V” .. Deck Scow “W” . Deck Scow “X” . Deck Scow “Y” .. Coal Scow “S” ... Coal Scow “Z” . . . Diver’s Scow “A” Diver’s Scow “B” . Diver’s Scow “C” Diver’s Scow “D” Diver’s Scow “E” Diver’s Scow “G” . Diver’s Scow “N” . Diver’s Scow “S” . Diver’s Scow “T”

(39 yawl boats (14 skiffs

Small boats (12 sounding boats ( 6 bateaus ( 1 rowboat

7,000 00 5,600 00 4,500 00 8,000 00 6,000 00 6,000 00 12,000 00 12,000 00 12,000 00 3,000 00 3,000 00 4,000 00 4,000 00 5,000 00 4,000 00 4,000 00 4,000 00 4,000 00 4,000 00 4,000 00

4.500    00 5,000 00 5,000 00

15,000 00

8.500    00 1,200 00 6,000 00

500 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 1,800 00 500 00 800 00 500 00 500 00

4,500 00

$3,470,005 00

SCHEDULE J.

Claims for Unpaid Wharf Rents Placed with the Counsel to the Corporation for Collection and for Which no Return Was Made Prior to December 31, 1908.

Against John Darrow.............................

William Bradley...........................

Oyster Bay and Huntington Steamboat Co.. .

Henry Smith..............................

Benjamin Terwilliger.......................

David Tracy..............................

Alexander Mason and Robert Foster..........

Morrisania Steamboat Co...................

John G. Dale

Nov. 1, 1870. . July 1, 1874. . Dec. 17, 1874. Feb. 1, 1875.. May 1, 1875.. May 1, 1878. . May, 1, 1878. . May 1, 1879. . Sept. 23, 1879

$1,200 00 8,750 00 125 00

9,750 00

900 00

2,017 50 4,227 50 250 00

322 78

Sundry deficits proir to June, 1878, awaiting legal disposition by the Law Department. .

Thomas C. Burke.........................

Steam Yacht “Yosemite”..................

Joseph Cooper............................

John H. Baxter...........................

Joseph Cooper............................

William H. Wood

Peter H. Walsh,

Booth & Edgar.. Alexander Mason

Morris Wazel

Patrick Murray Denis Devine... Thomas Dore...

James L. Miller,

Daniel T. Robinson

F. W. Wright

Orrin D. Person.., Sheridan & Byrne James J. Herbert.

G. F. & E. C. Swift

Gansevoort Freezing & Cold Storage Co, E. W. Youmans.....................

William J. Clark,

James Rogers

July 12, 1880..................

June 1, 1882...................

Feb. 1, 1883...................

Feb. 1, 1883...................

May 1, 1883, to May 1, 1884. . . .

May 1, 1883, to May 1, 1884. . ..

Aug. 1, 1883, to May 1, 1886... .

Dec. 5, 1883...................

Mar. 5, 1884...................

Aug. 1, 1884, to May 1, 1885... .

Nov. 1, 1884 to Feb. 11, 1885. . .

For wharfage May 1, 1885......

For wharfage May 1, 1885......

21 months and 16 days’ rent to May 1, 1887.................

Nov. 1, 1888...................

12 months’ rent to May 1, 1890. .

May 1, 1893...................

To May 1, 1895................

To Sept. 1, 1895...............

To May 1, 1897................

To Oct. 15, 1897...............

To Dec. 20, 1897...............

To April 13, 1899..............

To. Dec. 31, 1899..............

28,038 45 852 99

935 93

1,375 00 175 00

2,750 00 1,562 50 3,843 75 250 00

1,750 00

900 00

28 01

58 90

235 50

538 15

177 08

4,000 00

120 00

6,475 00

141 67

906 47

1,148 91

30 14

234 72

4,250 00

Estate of William Lynch.......

William Brooks’ Son Company Knickerbocker Ice Company...

Neidlinger & Sons............

William Turner..............

Jacob Voorhis

S. De Joy.

John J. O’Hare

William A. Wells

People’s Co-operative Ice Company Wm. H. Brower S. S. Co..........

To May 1, 1900................

To Jan. 13, 1899...............

To Jan. 1, 1900................

To Mar. 1, 1901................

1 month and 8 days to Nov. 8,

1901 .......................

3    months to Oct. 31, 1901.......

1 month and 3 days to Sept. 13,

1902 ........................

4    months and 15 days to Dec. 15,

1902.......................

To Aug. 1. 1902...............

To June 1, 1903...............

Wharfage..................

2,777 50

152 11

2,676 04 403 05

80 14

90 00

189 85

224 19

53 42

1,222 61

1,631 42

Al. Sterckx.

46 74

D. E. Donovan......................

New York & South Brooklyn Ferry Co.

Brooklyn Ferry Co. of New York......

Manhattan Transport Co..............

Yorkville Construction & Supply Co...

Total.......................

To Dec. 31, 1904. To Dec. 31, 1905 To Nov. 1, 1907. , To Aug., 1907... .

SCHEDULE K.

95 50

14,098 35 37,250 00

912 50

800 00

$151,024 46

Statement showing the distribution of wharfage received during the year 1908.

MANHATTAN.

North River.

Battery Landing .......................

Pier A.................................

Bulkhead bet. Piers old and new No. 1

Marginal Street west of West St.........

Pier at Canal St.......................

Bulkhead bet. Piers 41 and 42...........

Bulkhead bet. Piers 42 and 43...........

Marginal Street, foot Christopher St.....

Bulkhead bet. Piers 46 and 48 ......

Pier old 56^ ...........................

Oyster Basin...........................

Pier at Bloomfield St...................

Pier at W. 13th St......................

Pier at W. 14th St.....................

Bulkhead bet. W. 14th and W. 15th Sts. .. Pier at W. 15th St.......................

$4,206 .74

5 44

75 42 753 24 3,578 50 38 76 24 00 211 00 2,425 95 576 34 13,360 04 2,277 92 1,228 91 983 81 14 00 242 96

Pier at W. 16th St...........................

Pier at W. 17th St..........................

Pier at W. 22d St.............................

Pier at W. 19th St..........................

Pier at W. 21st St.......................

Pier at W. 22d St.........................

Marginal Street bet. W. 14th and W. 30th Sts.

Pier at W. 30th St..........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 33rd and W. 34th Sts.......

Pier at W. 35th St...........................

Pier at W. 39th St.........................

Pier at W. 40th St.........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 42d and 43d Sts.............

Pier at W. 45th St...........................

Pier at W. 46th St..........................

Pier at W. 47tli St...........................

Pier at W. 48th St..........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 49th and W. 50th Sts........

Pier at W. 50th St........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 50th and 51st Sts...........

Pier at W. 51st St............................

Bulkhead bet. W. 51st and 52d Sts..........

Pier at W. 52d St.............................

Bulkhead bet. W. 52d and 54th Sts.........

Pier at W. 54th St.........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 54th and W. 55th Sts.......

Pier at W. 55th St........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 55th and W. 56th Sts.....

Bulkhead bet. W. 77th and W. 79th Sts......

Pier at W. 79th St..........................

Pier at W. 80th St.........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 80th and W. 81st Sts........

Pier at W. 97th St.........................

Pier at W. 129th St.......................

Bulkhead bet. W. 129th and W. 130th Sts......

New made land at W. 130th St...............

Pier at W. 131st St........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 131st and W. 132d Sts.......

Pier at W. 132d St...........................

Bulkhead bet. W. 132d and 133d Sts........

Pier at W. 133d St. ......................

Pier at W. 138th St.........................

W. 148th to W. 152d St...................

W. 152d to W. 155th St.......................

W. 155th to W. 158th Sts...................

Pier at W. 158th St.........................

North of W. 158th St..........................

Foot of W. 165th St.....................

789 74 163 20 1,958 83 1,091 22 709 80 1,958 83 274 60

2,944 15 1,569 43 2,376 44 143 32 950 92 32 00 1,336 36 266 39 312 24 2,229 51

2 00

2,948 58 1,464 68 1,526 34 2,573 01 5,889 18 3,489 95 3,854 61. 1,177 50 1,809 65 292 51 883 21 226 74 12 50 584 75 877 37 414 72 984 00 600 00 2,411 73 394 50 1,040 22 142 50 1,234, 19 79 80 180 50 169 00

6 00

2,424 90 44 40 115 00

East River.

Bet. 39th St. Perry and Pier 4 .............

Bulkhead bet. Piers 4 and 5 ................

Pier 5 .....................................

Bulkhead between Piers 5 and 6 ...........

Pier 6 .....................................

Bulkhead between Piers 6 and 7 ..........

Bulkhead between Piers 7 and 8.............

Bulkhead between Piers 9 and 10 ...........

Bulkhead between Piers 10 and 11...........

Pier 11 ...................................

Bulkhead between Piers 11 and 12 ..........

Foot of Beekman St.........................

Pier 18 ....................................

Pier old 34 ................................

Pier 30 ...................................

Bulkhead Between Piers 31 and 32 .......

Platform south of Pier 32 ................

Pier 33    ..................................

Pier 36 ...................................

Pier 48 ..................................

Bulkhead between Piers 53 and 54 ........

Pier 54 ...................................

Pier 61 ...................................

Bulkhead between Piers 61 and 62 .......

Pier 62 ..................................

Pier at B. 3d St. ..........................

Pier at E. 5th St..........................

Pier at E. 9th St..........................

Bulkhead between E. 15th and E. 16th Sts. .

Bulkhead at E. 16th St.....................

Pier at E. 18th St........................

Bulkhead between E. 18th and E. 19th Sts.

Pier at E. 19th St..........................

Bulkhead between E. 19th and E. 20th Sts.

Pier at E. 20th St.........................

Pier at E. 21st St.........................

Bulkhead north side of E. 23d St..........

Bulkhead between E. 23d and E. 24th Sts. .. . Pier at E. 24th St........................

$2 00 356 00 2,781 47 592 50 2,308 71 15 53 361 00 150 40 1,113 63 7,892 75 177 54 20 00 2,135 68 207 28 14,053 76 163 71 1,820 00 6,208 00 2,919 44 572 41 26 40 2,441 90 579 74 470 00 228 37 2,246 56 2,186 41 898 13 19 64 67 83 1,091 42 120 00 2,164 99 857 88 809 53 173 32 233 70 914 75 381 71

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144 96 90 00 99 96 35 00 321 25

$88,766 73

Foot of E. 25th St......................

Pier at E. 26th St........................

Pier at E. 28th St........................

Pier at E. 29th St........................

Pier at E. 30th St........................

Pier at E. 31st St........................

Pier at E. 32d St..........................

Pier at E. 36th St........................

Pier at E. 37th St........................

Bulkhead at E. 38th St....................

Bulkhead at E. 41st St...................

Bulkhead at E. 45th St....................

Bulkhead at E. 47th St...................

Bulkhead at E. 48th St....................

Pier at E. 49th St.......................

Bulkhead at E. 51st St...................

Bulkhead at E. 53d St...................

Bulkhead at E. 54th St...................

Bulkhead between E. 54th and E. 55th Sts. . Bulkhead between E. 56th and E. 57th Sts.

Bulkhead at E. 58th St..................

Pier at E. 60th St........................

Bulkhead between E. 60th and E. 61st Sts..

Pier at E. 61st St.........................

Bulkhead between E. 61st and E. 62d Sts. ..

Pier at E. 62d St........................

Bulkhead at E. 64th St..................

Bulkhead between E. 64th and E. 65th Sts. . Bulkhead between E. 69th and E. 70th Sts.

Bulkhead at E. 73d St...................

Bulkhead between E. 75th and E. 76th Sts. . Bulkhead between E. 76th and E. 77th Sts. Bulkhead between E. 77th and E. 78th Sts. Bulkhead between E. 78th and E. 79th Sts.

Bulkhead at E. 79th St..................

Pier at E. 86th St........................

Pier at E. 91st St........................

Pier at E. 94th St........................

Pier at E. 95th St.......................

Pier at E. 96th St........................

Bulkhead between E. 96th and E. 97th Sts.

425

226

616

291

865

170

542

775

785

34

120

26

20

,824

86

114

203

117

1,218

983

288

1,588

234

193

406

27

866

371

160

369

803

234

1,505

1,165

857

50

01

23

60

62

33

96

61

61

70

81

00

26

35

26

00

10

90

00

00

00

99

83

66

82

93

11

88

22

09

32

91

38

19

50

73

07

22

25

67

44

$77,393 15

Harlem River.

Pier at E. 100th St...................

Bulkhead between E. 101st and 102d Sts. Pier at E. 102d St.....................

$118 26 471 08 969 19

Bulkhead between E. 102d and E. 104th Sts.. .

Bulkhead at E. 106th St...................

Pier at E. 108th St.........................

Bulkhead between E. 108th and E. 109th Sts.

Pier at E. 109th St.........................

Pier at E. 110th St.........................

Pier at E. 112th St.........................

Bulkhead at E. 114th St...................

Bulkhead at E. 115th St...................

Pier at E. 117th St.........................

Pier at E. 118th St.........................

Pier at E. 119th St........................

Bulkhead at E. 121st St....................

Bulkhead at E. 124th St...................

Bulkhead at E. 125th St.....................

Bulkhead between E. 131st and E. 132d Sts. . Bulkhead between E. 134th and E. 135th Sts.

Bulkhead at E. 138th St...................

Bulkhead between E. 138th and E. 139th Sts. Bulkhead between E. 139th and E. 140th Sts.

Foot of W. 152d St.........................

Foot of W. 153d St.........................

Foot of W. 154th St.......................

Foot of W. 155th St.......................

Foot of W. 156th St.........................

Foot of W. 157th St.......................

Foot of W. 204th St........................

3,362

289

OO LTD r— OO CD lO N 05 lO

1,439

1,646

tH C\1

4G1

625

90

60

94

65

13

61

46

32

50

27

02

96

15

60 00 60 00 1,038 36 413 47 956 27 10 65

5 93

598 96 70 00 60 00

CO    COT    to    to

O    O    M    h-¹    M

0    0    0    010}

o    o    o    o    oo

$15,721 96

Bronx.

Pier at 138th St. and L. I. S. Pier at 136th St. and L. I. S. Pier at 134th St. and L. I. S,

Bungay St.................

7th St. Unionport ..........

Main St., City Island

Fordham Road .............

Tiffany St..................

Layton Ave................

Hunt’s Point Road .......

Depot Place ..............

$894 10 299 48 75 00 . 10 00

9 75

2 00

1,220 79 12 00 22 00 50 00 12 20

$2,637 32

Brooklyn.

Bay Ridge Ave.........

52d St., South Brooklyn 36th St., South Brooklyn 35th St., South Brooklyn 34th St., South Brooklyn Butler St..............

$1,303 51 1,436 75

00

00

00

105 88

13th St., Gowanus Canal ...............

12th St., Gowanus Canal ..............

2d Ave., Gowanus Canal ................

DeGraw St., Gowanus Canal (East Side) ,

Douglas St., Gowanus Canal ............

1st St., Gowanus Canal ................

2d St., Gowanus Canal ................

Bond St., Gowanus Canal ............

Creamer St., Gowanus Canal .........

Joralemon St.........................

Dock St..........................

Bulkhead at Clinton Ave..............

Pier 1, Wallabout Canal ..............

Pier 4, Wallabout Canal ..............

Pier 5, Wallabout Canal .............

Bulkhead at Wallabout Canal .........

Division Ave..........................

South 5th St...........................

North 2d St..........................

South 2d St............................

Noble St..............................

Voorhees Lane, Sheepshead Bay ......

E. 23d St., Sheepshead Bay............

E. 21st St., Sheepshead Bay............

E. 27th St., Sheepshead Bay...........

Poole’s Lane, Sheepshead Bay ........

Sheepshead Bay Road, Sheepshead Bay Dooley Ave., Sheepshead Bay .........

24

160

125

115

h-¹ CO *<1 H W ^ O

25

43

75

13

75

01

07

91

06

00

00

1,332 50 2,170 41 1,763 47 1,542 24 1,029 75 /1 00 548 63 709 45 187 55 1,138 58 25 00 130 00 180 00 17 00 20 00 10 00 55 00

$14,444 08

Queens.

Harris Ave. . West Ave. .. Webster Ave, Rockaway ..

$449 27 299 30 207 09 26 00

$981 66

Richmond.

St. George

$486 67

$486 67

Summary.

Manhattan—North River Manhattan—East River .. Manhattan—Harlem River

$88,766 73 77,393 15 15,721 96

Bronx ... Brooklyn . Richmond Queens . .

$181,881 84 2,637 32 14,444 08 486 67 981 66

$200,431 57

Statement of Revenues and Expenditures of the Department of Ducks,

from

the Organization of the Department, in May, 1870, to December 31, 1908.

For

Years Ending April 30.

Total Gross Revenue from Leased Wharves and Wharfage.

Revenue from Ferry Leases and Franchises.

Revenue from Operation Municipal Ferry.

Total

Annual

Expenditures

Audited.

Salaries of Commissioners.

Salaries of Secretary Clerks, Dock Masters, Etc.

Stationery

AND

Incidentals of Commissioners’ Office.

Salaries of Engineer-in Chief and Subordinates.

Bills and Claims Audited on Construction, Includ-Ferries

ing and Labor Pay-Rolls.

Bills and Claims Audited on Repairs and Maintenance, Including Ferries and Labor Pay-Rolls.

Acquired

Property.

For year ending:

1871

1872

1873

1874

1875

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

1884

1885

1886

1887

1888

1889

1890

1891

1892

1893

1894

1895

1896

1897

$315,524 54 412,859 93 447,328 01

479.361    51

589.361    06 650,781 88 706,607 78 853,816 92 762,122 37 810,465 41 865,071 89

1,062,162 54 1,162,893 96 1,246,858 19 1,187,217 14 1,228,151 80 1,260,036 58 1,320,684 81 1,418,440 62 1,487,930 71 1,508,554 93 1,662,437 70 1,765,783 65 1,839,658 78 1,940,079 05 2,021,698 47 2,066,839 02

$144,640 00 59,052 50 52,300 00 50,050 00 31,987 50 59,926 62 48,167 61 73,406 75 59,314 27 64,244 79 92,519 43 454,252 53 243,035 56 258,727 13 284,280 26 315,871 60 184,558 86 390,870 16

309.579    75 325,649 65

334.579    05 352,670 11 358,122 92 327,368 34 303,689 84 342,685 09 369,873 08

$486,449 12 1,075,605 61 622,878 03

932.106    75 1,536,204 33

692,603 96 433,089 80 486,934 69 373,425 68 599,768 63 640,481 57 1,180,097 44 953,007 85

760.106    80 1,020,207 51

376,774 00 389,169 82 1,069,538 62 1,218,483 76 1,316,370 65 1,971,844 84 1,882,873 63 2,762,566 00 "2,798,455 73 1,645,076 02

760,050 14

1,739,762 24

$50,000 00

48,252 65 50,000 00 14,574 73

12,443 52

12,500 00

12,500 00

11,850 81

11,281 18

6,000 00

7,169 35

9,000 00 9,000 00

9,000 00

9,000 00

9,000 00

9,000 00

9,000 00

8,614 52

9,000 00

10,999 98

15,000 00

15,000 00

15,000 00

15,000 00

15,000 00

15,000 00

$48,182 56 59,544 40

54.787    41 48,738 55

52.788    12 31,973 61 24,664 53 21,817 40 20,859 62 19,706 94 20,263 22 22,503 41 25,999 07 30,225 31 31,416 67 43,192 19 46,693 71 41,469 87 39,247 76 37,804 69 43,824 24 51,926 82 55,979 26 60,837 36 70,367 25 65,461 22 59,375 32

$34,258 68 | 20,702 69 28,754 09 20,913 32 24,029 20 15,844 34 10,999 82 9,957 41 13,021 17 12,786 96

9,776 22

12,391 48 13,756 80 13,213 81 11,379 73

13.140    00 6,472 12

I

6,315 92 8,064 44 1,454 44 I 6,105 71

11.140    63 5,996 07 8,700 38 6,697 24 5,847 15

11,653 88

$40,015 20 69,473 94 60,791 45 32,383 62 37,674 30 28,560 13 29,965 95 31,505 72

28.449    84

28.450    00 30,735 50 32,869 91 33,084 00 37,860 85 45,703 41 41,159 25

44.960    89 53,070 07 58,758 73 67,727 67 78,337 98 86,763 78

89.961    71 85,328 08 89,865 80 83,111 95 96,914 74

$313,992 68 877,631 93 428,545 08 815,496 53 1,409,269 19

Construction and General Repairs Combined.

603,725 68 354,959 50 388,234 93 249,068 36 284,808 89 515,044 45 829,050 27 715,641 01 575,080 87 416,151 29 199,242 72 162,621 52 653,434 14 941,878 01 850,422 54 1,265,698 26 1,507,587 59 1,317,751 55 1,685,908 22 747,675 81 312,202 39 522,233 79

$23,568 42 50,745 51 44,485 84 57,492 83 274,282_37 155,526 97 94,725 96 178,493 66 70,918 19 119,421 58 230,635 17 155,620 30 169,923 78 130,093 78 202,605 88 198,224 29 160,416 06 181,327 91 223,998 61 194,631 77

$203,530 00

328,062 75

121 65

75,613 45 6,300 00 180,037 53 436,784 89 7,848 93 1,079,653 12 782,265 63 527,142 01 54,428 82 839,952 74

Eight months to Dec. 31, 1897.

Year ending Dec. 31, 1898......

Dec. 31, 1899. . .

Dec. 31, 1900. . .

Dec. 31, 1901. . .

Dec. 31, 1902. . .

Dec. 31, 1903. . .

Dec. 31, 1904. . .

Dec. 31, 1905. . .

Dec. 31, 1906. . .

Dec. 31, 1907. . .

Dec. 31, 1908. . .

Total.......

1,433,894 32

2,027,126 20 2,366,409 34 2,405,471 64 2,511,661 40 2,673,333 30 2,729,358 15 2,976,273 94 3,048,454 18 3,345,783 60 3,472,171 79 3,440,949 52

262,276 86

377,167 92

372.451    03 369,701 06 343,299 63 30,3406 47

385.576    82 291,419 44 402,725 90

317.452    59

355.576    43 284,036 53

$88,423 62 654,377 66 883,241 33 838,395 97

4,656,304 88

3,452,890 47 2,698,639 88 3,709,580 00 4,186,666 62 2,409,376 49 6,979,398 17 5,579,719 35 8,009,807 25 10,188,930 73 7,696,863 80 13,392,082 75

$63,503,616 63 I $9,956,514 18 I $2,464,438 58 '$102,684,193 61

9,999 99

16,000 00

16,000    00

16,000    00

16,000 00

10,427 42

10,500 00

10,500 00

10,500 00

10,500 00

11,475 80

12,212 59

$568,302 54

39,917 50

73,982 60 76,869 50 75,105 20 85,853 76 75,632 49 74,056 88 78,672 03 83,058 33 88,902 16 83,665 97 89,897 58

$2,055,264 51

4,490 38

82,075 94

975,893 46

164,044 11

3,379,883 50

5,373 52 10,089 45 5,950 81 8,830 49 7,000 94 8,072 72 13,510 16 8,922 81 9,190 03 5,109 52 7,022 99

123,730 93 145,330 81 131,989 06 156,759 06 154,800 35 148,246 96 155,018 79 183,049 65 206,365 00 251,913 75 261,388 72

1,796,374 43 1,667,450 07 1,746,373 02 2,250,806 17 1,443,603 65 2,048,762 19 3,616,064 70 5,057,607 33 4,265,421 58 4,149,518 68 5,229,062 94

249,588 56 472,374 78 634,339 39 769,044 64 416,577 14 386,144 83 412,820 63 649,552 08 1,532,682 73 2,004,581 02 2,081,244 83

1,187,840 43 310,525 27 1,099,822 52 899,372 50 301,334 50 4,303,614 59 1,293,133 04 2,017,117 05 4,075,869 23 1,190,599 06 5,711,253 10

$436,937 52

$3,444,153 69 ! $53,190,295 42

$12,697,133 62

$30,292,106 31

Waterfrotit Property Owned by the City and Occupied by Othei Departments.

Name of Department.

NORTH RIVER.

Description of Property Occupied.

Fire Department. . . . Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning. Fire Department............ .

Bureau of Highways

Department of Street Cleaning,

Fire Department.....

Department of Health

Department of Street Cleaning.

Bureau of Highways

Department of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.

Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning.

Platform south of Pier “A,” about 5,200 sq. ft.

Use of waterfront for park purposes from Whitehall street to Pier “A,” N. R., excepting two boat landings.

South side of Pier at Canal street, N. R., 571x18 feet.

South side of Pier 56J, N. R., about 150 feet, and south L of Oyster Basin.

Use of upland 30x100, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets.

North side of pier at Thirtieth street, N. R., 542x20 feet.

15Q feet, south side of pier at Thirty-fifth street, N. R.

349 feet, outer end, both sides, of pier at Thirty-ninth street, N. R.

196 feet, north side, and 421 feet, south side, of pier at Forty-seventh street, N. R.

Use of upland, 30x100 feet, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets, N. R., for storage poses.

Use of upland, 75x200 feet, between Fifty-fifth and Firty-sixth streets, N. R., for storage

Use of waterfront between Seventy-second and Seventh-seventh streets, Eighty-first and Ninety-fourth streets, Ninety-eighth and One Hundred and Twenty-ninth streets, for park purposes.

Pier foot of One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, N. R.

pur-

purposes.

EAST RIVER.

Department of Bridges

Platform foot of Pike street, E. R., about 300x100 feet.

Department of Street Cleaning. Bellevue and Allied Hospitals.. Department of Parks..........

Fire Department......

Department of Bridges

Pier 48, E. R., 300x30 feet.

Berth for floating hospital at pier 53, E. R.

Use of waterfront between Jackson and Corlears streets, E. R., for park purposes.

Pier at Grand street, E. R., 210x50 feet.

250 feet of bulkhead between Broome and Delancey streets, E. R.

Department of Street Cleaning. Department of Health.........

South side of Pier 61, E. R., 350x30 feet.

220 feet of bulkhead between East Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.

Department of Health

Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning.

.115,025 sq. ft. of upland easterly of Tompkins street, between East Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.

Use of bulkhead and upland between East Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, for park purposes.

495 feet, north side, of East Seventeenth street and 19,136 sq. ft. of upland east of the westerly side of Tompkins street.

Department of Public Charities

Pier foot of East Twenty-sixth street, with structures thereon.

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals

Department of Street Cleaning.. . Department of Street Cleaning.. . Department of Public Charities..

Department of Street Cleaning. Bureau of Highways..........

Department of Public Charities Department of Street Cleaning. Department of Parks..........

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals

Fire Department.

Bulkhead, etc., from north side of East Twenty-sixth street to south side of East Twenty-ninth street, with upland in rear of same.

Pier foot of East Thirtieth street, 361x18 feet.

Pier at East Forty-sixth street, 275x30 feet.

South side, outer end pier foot of East Fifty-third street, 110 feet.

North side pier foot of East Sixtieth street.

Use of upland, 30x100 feet, between East Sixteith and Sixty-first streets, for storage.

Landing stage 85 feet, foot of Seventieth street, E. R.

200 feet of bulkhead.at East Eightieth street.

Use of waterfront from north side of East Eighty-fourth street to south side of East Eighty-innth street, excepting pier at East Eighty-sixth s

Berth about 200 feet on the south side of pier foot Ninety-first street, E. R.

150 feet south side of pier foot of East Ninety-ninth street and use of new made land 30x54 feet.

treet.

HARLEM RIVER.

Department of Street Cleaning.

Department of Parks

Department of Public Charities

Police Department.

Police Department.

Fire Department.

Department of Street Cleaning.

Department of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.

200 feet pier foot of East One Hundred and Seventh street, H. R.

Use of water front between One Hundred and Eleventh and One Hundred and Fourteenth streets H. R., for park purposes.

Pier foot of East One Hundred and Twentieth street, H. II.

150 feet of bulkhead between One Hundred and Twentieth and One Hundred and Twenty-first streets, H. R.

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Twenty-second street, H. R., about 40 feet.

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Thirty-second street, H. R., and use of upland 50x150 feet in rear of same.

150 feet south side of One Hundred and Thirty-ninth street, H. R.

.Block bounded by One Hundred and Thirty-ninth to One Hundred and Fortieth streets, Fifth to Madison avenues, H. R.

BRONX.

Department of Health

Department of Street Cleaning.

Pier foot of One Hundred and Thirty-second street’ E. R.

Bulkhead foot of Lincoln avenue, H. R., 30x111 feet.

BROOKLYN.

Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity... 150 feet northerly of Gowanus Canal, north from

south side of Douglas street, both sides of Canal and bulkhead 100 feet at north end of Canal.

Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity.. .150 feet on west side of Gowanus Canal at Butler

and Douglas streets.

Bay Ridge, Parkway and Shore Road from Wake-man street to Fort Hamilton avenue.

Dykes Beach Park, Gravesend Bay, from Bay Eighth street north to Fort Hamilton Reservation.

Seaside Park, Coney Island, from Fifth street to east ead of concourse.

Bensonhurst Beach, Gravesend Bay, from midway between Bay Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets north, to Bay Twenty-first street.

Canarsie Beach Park (contemplated) Jamaica Bay, from East Sixty-sixth street to East Ninety-fourth street, Canarsie.

90 feet of bulkhead on Wallabout Basin.

70 feet of bulkhead on Clinton avenue.

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Department of Parks

Department of Street Cleaning. Department of Health........•.

QUEENS.

Department of Bridges

Department of Parks

Department of Bridges

250 feet of bulkhead onEast River under the Queens-boro bridge.

.550 feet of bulkhead on East River between Piero e street on the south and Sanford street on the north.

150 feet of bulkhead on Newtown Creek foot of Vernon avenue, Long Island City.

RICHMOND.

Fire Department.............

Department of Public Charities

Northerly side of platform at St. George, 100x20 feet.

Berth at outer end of Summerfield avenue, Mariners’ Harbor.

In addition to the above, city piers are occupied by public baths during the summer season.

RENT-ROLL

OF

LEASES AND PERMITS

IN FORCE

DECEMBER 31, 1908.

'H

CO

December ji, igo8, of ah Wharf Property Owned by the City, Under Leases and Permits of the Department of Docks and Ferries.

Received.

$400 00

1,800 00

1,200 00

808 33

300 00

300 00

23,000 00

3,144 92

2,420 00

4,299 64

3,674 96

00 196‘fZ

2,347 12

1,850 48

1,457 52

1,130 80

911 36

35,000 00

1,144 56

1,913 76

3,960 00

1,320 00

Right op Tenancy.

Rent.

Term of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupant.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 28, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 24, 1908..

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 29, 1908..

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 1, 1907...

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1 and Oct. I 26, 1908,............

Resolution, April 21, 1899.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, d May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commissioner, May 14, and June 2, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 2, 1903..........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commis-missioner, June 19, 1902, and Feb. 4, 1904. Approved by Sinking l-und, July 1, 1902................

Action of the Commissioners, June 19, 1902, Approved by Sinking Fund, July 1, 1902.. . .

.■I

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907,! d May 1, 1908

iii

Resolutions, Dec. 14, and Jan. 3,

oc

$800 per ann. May to Oct., $200 per ann. Nov. to April..................

Pleasure of Commissioner...

1,800.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

250.00 per mo.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

23,000.00 per ann.

3,144.90 per ann.

2,420.00 per ann.

4,299.63 per ann.

3,674.95 per ann.

Season, 1908

Season, 1908

Season, 1908

Pleasure of Commissioner...

Pleasure of Commissioner. .

May 1, 1899, to May 1, 1909¹

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

At pleasure of the Com-sioner...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner.........

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913[ 24,957.00 per ann

2,347.13 per ann

1,850.48 per ann.

1,457.50 per ann.

1,130.80 per ann.

911.35 per ann.

35,000.00 per ann.

74,000.00 1st term 77,700.00 2d term. 81,585.00 3d term.

1,144.55 per ann,

1,913.75 per ann,

3,960.00 per ann.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner. .......

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

10 years from date of completion, with two renewals of 10 years each.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com-sioner...............

1893,

1895

1,380.00 1st term 1,518.00 2d term. 1,669.80 3d term.

Captain J. P. Roberts.....

New York and Long \ Branch Steamboat Co. j

Sea Gate Association

Edward A. Hall

W estern U nion Telegraph Company............

H! S . o

gs-2-

111

1,320.00 per ann........

1,452.00 per ann........

on

Rent Roll, Showing the Occupancy

Description op Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Berth at Battery Landing......................

Berth at Battery Landing......................

Privilege to land steamers “A. J. Phillips” and \ “Atlantic” at Battery Landing..............J

Berth for bath at Battery Wall.

Privilege to maintain cable landing at Pier “A”.. .

Privilege to maintain cable landing at Pier “A”. . . Mexican Telegraph Co.....

Knickerbocker Steaml Towage Company...../

Pier 1, Battery Place Pier, South

Reclaimed land south Pier Old 1, Battery Place 1 Pennsylvania Pier......................................j    Company..

Land under water for platform, between Pier )

Old 1, Battery Place Pier and Old 2, Battery i Pennsylvania Place Pier, North

Land under water for extension to Pier Old 2 1

Battery Place Pier North, and for platform Lehigh Valley Railroad

between Piers Old 2 and Old 3, Morris Street | Company......

Pier South................................

Land under water for platform between Piers 1

Old 3, Morris Street Pier South, and Old 4, f Pennsylvania Railroad 1 Morris Street Pier.........................J Company....    j

Railroad

Railroad \

Railroad 1

Company

Pennsylvania Company..

N. Y., N. H., & Hartford R. R. Co.............

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R. Co.............

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford 1 R. R. Co

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford 1 R. R. Co

N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R. R. Co.............

[Central Railroad Com- 1 pany of New Jersey... J

Central Railroad Com- \ pany of New Jersey... /

Railroad

Railroad

Pennsylvania Company..

Pennsylvania Company..

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Ten years from date of completion, with privilege of two renewals of ten years each......

Jan. 13, 1907, to Jan. 13,

1917................

& Western f [Jan. 13, 1917, to Jan. 13, Company.... J 1927................

Pennsylvania Railroad ] Company.

Railroad

Pennsylvania Company..

hn H. Starin, sub-let ] to Delaware, Laeka- [ wanna Railroai 1

Land under water for extensions to bulkheads between Morris street Pier South (old 3) and Rector street Pier South (old 6), and widening Morris street Pier (old 4) and Morris street Pier North (old 5).........................

Land under water for extension to platform between Pier Old 8, Rector Street Pier, and Old 9, Rector street Pier North...........

Land under water for extensions to Pier Old 9 Rector street Pier North..................’

Land under water for platform between Piers Old 9, Rector street Pier North, and 10, Carlisle street Pier South

Land under water and for platform bulkhead north side of Pier Old 10, Carlisle street Pier South, and widening north side of pier.......

Land under water for extension to Pier Old 11, Carlisle street Pier.................

Pier 10, Albany street Pier

Pier 10, Albany street Pier, Pier 11, Cedar street Pier, and bulkhead from a point 40 feet southerly of the northerly line of Cedar street southerly, a distance of about 346 feet............

Land under water for platform, south of Cortlandt street Pier South (old 16).............

Land under water for extension to platform south of Pier Old 16, Cortlandt street Pier South, and extension to end of Pier...................

23 feet of bulkhead from former site of Pier Old 18 and 7,243 square feet of land under wates in front of same...........................

Bulkhead from a point 20 feet south from the ] northerly line of Cortlandt street southerly ' 23 feet...................................

Bulkhead from the northerly line of Cortlandt \ street southerly 20 feet

eq

00

Received.

2,381 20

1,980 00

61,082 00

4,950 00

27,500 00

100 00

82 50

915 00

961 12

7,593 75

00 OSS‘08

220 00

119,000 00

12,634 32 00

$2,200 00

223 77

56,865 00

45,000 00

2,076 37

Right of Tenancy.

( Resolution, Jan. 12,1 1    1900, and March 16,

l 1900................

Resolutions, June 26, 1894, and Dec. 6, 1894................

Resolutions, Jan. 28 and March 31, 1892, and May 10, 1894.........

Resolution, Feb. 16, 1893...

f Resolutions, March 9, i 1893, and Nov. 22, I 1894................

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 13, 1906, Approved by the Sinking Fund, Nov. 21,1906

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 19, 1905, and Aug. 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908

Resolutions, June 29, 1893, July 30, Aug. 6 and Dec. 3, 1896, and April 24, 1907

f Resolutions, Nov. 3,

) and Nov. 22, 1894, and ] Aug. 3, 1904, and April I 24,1907.............

f Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 30, 1907, \ and Dec. 15, 1908. Ap-d by the Sinking Fund, Jan. 30, 1907. ..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 8 and 15, and Oct. 17,    1902.

Approved by Sinking Fund, March 4, 1903................

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 12, 1905, and Sept. 5, 1906, and March 16, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 27, 1905. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 11, 1908. Approved by the Sink-l ing Fund, Dec. 30, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

2681

prove

Action of the Commis-1907.

ir, May 1,

May 1, 1908

Resolutions, March 1, and May 11,    1893.

Action of the Commissioner, April 22, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 2, 1903....

sione

and

Resolution, Sept. 17, 1891.

Resolution, May 17, 1901, and action of Commissioners, Mar. 11, 1902.

Rent.

2,381.20 per ann. 2,619.32 per ann.

1,980.00 per ann.

61,081.98 per ann.

4,950.00 per ann.

120,000.00 per ann., 1st

term..................

132,000.00 per ann., 2d term..................

100.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

Jan. 13, 1907, to Jan. 13,

1917................

Jan. 13, 1917, to Jan. 13, 1927................

Lessee or Occupant

John H. Starin, sub-let to Delaware, Lacka-Western Railroad Company....

A.

wanna

International Mercantile \ |Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914 Marine

Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914j

Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914

May 1, 1905, to May 1, 1915| 27,500.00 per ann.

10 years from date, piers, etc., shall be vacated by the International Mercantile Marine Company, with a renewal term of ten years

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

110.00 per ann.

915.00 per ann.

961.13 per ann.

7,500.00 per ann. 7,875.00 per ann. 8,268.75 per ann.

30,250.00 per ann.

3,595.31 per ann.

220.00 per ann.

119,000.00 per ann.; rental to be fixed by arbitration ....

12,634.32 per ann.; rental to be fixed by arbitration...................

2,400.00 per ann. 2,520 00 per ann.

$2,200.00 per ann.

234.36 per ann.

56,865.00 per ann.

45,000.00 per ann. 50,000.00 per ann. 52,000.00 per ann.

2,076.37 per ann.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Nov. 1, 1898, to Nov. 1,

1908................

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1,

1918................

Nov. 1, 1918, to Nov. 1, 1928................

Dec. 1, 1904, to Dec. 1, 1914

June 12, 1908, to Dec. 1, 1914...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913 May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1923

Sept. 4, 1906, to May 1, 1

1913............ . j

May 1, 1913, to May 1, i923

Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1914 Jan. 1, 1914, to Jan. 1, 1919

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.......

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1914

Oct. 1, 1901, to Oct. 1, 1911 Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

Mar. 5, 1902, to Oct. 1, 1911 Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

International Mercantile Marine..............

International Mercantile Marine..............

International Mercantile \ Marine.............../

Brunswick Steamship Company............

Hoboken Ferry Company...

New York City Railway Company............

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

New England Navigation 1 Company............j

New England Navigation Company............

New England Navigation Company............

New England Navigation \ Company............j

New York City Railway Company............

|Erie Railroad Company..

.Erie Railroad Company..

[Charles Mulford........

Charles Mulford.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company........

Baltimore & Ohio Rail- \ road Company

West Shore Railroad Company............

W est Shore Railroad Company............

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Bulkhead from a point 140 feet south of Pier 14, Fulton street Pier, southerly a distance of 78.17 feet................................

Bulkhead from a point 75 feet south of Pier 14, ) Fulton street Pier, southerly a distance of 65 feet...................................J

Pier 14, Fulton street Pier.

Bulkhead north and south of Pier 14

Pier 15, Vesey street Pier (except space for bell tower) and bulkhead southerly.

Pier 14, Fulton street Pier and Pier 15, Vesey street Pier, excepting the use of water on northerly side of latter and space for bell tower, at outer end, together with bulkhead from a point about 140 feet south of the south side of Pier 14 to the northerly side of Pier 15..............

Space for bell tower, outer end Pier 15

Use of reclaimed land near foot of Barclay street 1 for car tracks

Land under water for extension to (Pier 17) Park Place Pier...........................

Land under water for extension to Pier 18, Murray street Pier............................

Bulkhead between Pier 18, Murray street Pier, and Pier 19, Warren street Pier.............

Pier 19, Warren street Pier

Extension to Pier 19

Use of reclaimed land ner foot of Chambers street for car tracks.................

Pier 20, Chambers street Pier; Pier 21, Duane street Pier, and bulkhead from north side of Pier 19, extending northerly 560 feet, and land under water for ferry racks on north side of Pier 19, about 5,603 sq. ft......................

Extensions to Pier 20, Chambers street Pier, and 1 Pier 21, Duane street Pier................../

82 feet of bulkhead next northerly of Pier 21, with icebridge privilege, etc.................

Bulkhead northerly of Pier 21, Duane street Pier.....................................

Awning shed and platform on marginal street at approach to Pier 22, Jay street Pier North....

Pier 22, Jay street Pier North, and bulkheads north and south of

same,

Pier 23, Harrison street Pier North, and bulkheads north and south of same..............

Extension to Pier 23, Harrison street Pier North. .

00

Received.

3,520 00

31,177 16 375 00

3,000 00

169 47

36,163 48

1,000.00

477 36

49,428 36

411 29

00

cn

99,130 08

412 14

7,700 00

30,500 00

2,733 84

431 66

13,920 52

55 00

82 50

82 50

25,000 00

3,000 00

Right of Tenancy.

Resolution, April 2, 1896...

[ Action of the Commis-J    sioner, March 7, 1903,

i    Approved by Sinking

t    Fund, April 1, 1903.. .

Resolution, Feb. 11, 1898. .

/ Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner June 10 and l    Sept. 4, 1908.........

Resolutions, Nov. 27, 1878; Jan. 11, 1889; Oct. 23, 1890; July 16 and 23,    1891;

June 27, 1900, and! April 19 and Au 7, 1901............

Resolution, Nov. 4, 1898... j

f Action of the Commis-j    sioner, April 1, 1907.

¹    Approved by the Sink

ing Fund, April 3, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908..........

Action of the Commissioner, April 24, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 1, 1902....

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

g-;

Action of the Commis-; sioner, July 18, 1903. Approved by Sinking! Fund, Oct. 16, 1903.. .

f Action of the Commis-j 1 sioner, May 1, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908......

Resolutions, Feb. 27, April 26, and May 3, 1894................

Resolutions, Nov. 27, 1878; Jan. 15 and) April 23, 1891, and Nov. 30, 1900........

Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......!

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1907, l and May 1, 1908....

f Resolutions, Sept. 20, ■I 1894; Aug. 29, 1900, l and May 31, 1901

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 13, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 13, 1908. .

Resolution, June 16, 1899..

Resolution, July 5, 1899...

Rent.

3,520.00 per ann.

31,177.19 per ann. 34,294.92 per ann. 37,724.41 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

4,000.00 per ann.

317.80 pr ann.

36,163.47 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

52,500.00 1st term 57,750 00 2d term.

495.04 per ann.

49,428.34 per ann. 52,723.56 per ann. 56,238.46 per ann.

426.51 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

Feb. 1, 1899, to Feb. 1, 1909!

May 1, 1903, to Feb. 1, 1909 1 Feb. 1, 1909, to Feb. 1, 1919 J Feb. 1, 1919, to Feb. 1, 1929

March 1, 1898, to March 1 1, 1908..............j

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Feb. 1, 1899, to Feb. 1, 1909

May 1, 1899, to Feb. 1, 1909

years

10 years from date of occupation, with renewal term, of 10

Lessee or Occupant.

Shore Railroad Company, with privi-ledge to sublet to John G. Peene and Homer Ramsdell Transportation Company........

West

Central Hudson Steamboat Company........

Consolidated Ice Company................

American Ice Co

Old Dominion Steamship Company............

Morgans’ Louisiana & ] Texas Railroad & i Steamship Company.. J

Southern Pacific Company.

Old Dominion Steamship Company............

Old Dominion Steamship 1 At pleasure of the Com- 1 Company............/ missioner............]

May 1, 1902, to May 1, 1912 Old Dominion Steamship 1 May 1, 1912, to May 1 1922 Company............/ May 1, 1922, to May 1, 1932

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Okl Dominion Steamship Company............

99,130.08 per ann.

109,043.09 per ann,

428.68 per ann.

-7,700.00 per ann.

30,500.00 per ann.

2,733.82 per ann.

447.65 per ann.

13,920.50 per ann. 14,616.52 per ann. 15,347.35 per ann. 16,114.72 per ann. 16,920.46 per ann.

220.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

25,000.00 per ann. 26,250.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann. 3,150.00 per ann.

^ Sept.^ 1, 1904, to Sept. 1, j

J Sept. 1, 1914, to Sept. 1, 1924............

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

Mar. 1, 1901, to Mar. 1, 1911

Mar. 1, 1901, to Mar. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner. ...........j

June 1, 1901, to June 1,

1911................

June 1, 1911, to June 1,

1921................

June 1, 1921, to June 1,

1931................

June 1, 1931, to June 1,

1941................

June 1, 1941, to June 1, 1951................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.....

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

July 1, 1899, to July 1, 1909

July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1919!

Jan. 10, 1902, to July 1,

1909................

July 1, 1909, to July 1, 1919................

Railroad

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Bulkhead south of Pier 24, Franklin street Pier North....................

Pier 24, Franklin street Pier North, as extended. .

Bulkhead between Pier 24, Franklin street Pier 1 North, and Pier 25, North Moore street Pier. . J

Bulkhead between Pier 24, Franklin street North 1 nd Pier 25, North Moore street Pier........ J

Awning shed and platform between Piers 24 and

:i

25

Pier 25, North Moore street Pier.

Bulkhead north of Pier 25

Pier 25, North Moore street Pier and 32 feet of bulkhead northerly........................

Awning shed and platform on marginal street 1 south of Pier 26, Beach street Pier;

Pier 26, Beach street Pier, and bulkheads north and south with shed...............

Awning shed and platform on marginal street 1 north of Pier 26, Beach street Pier

Pennsylvania Company..

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Railroad

Pennsylvania Company..

Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

New York City Railway \ Company

New York City Railway \ Company............j

Dry Dock East Broad- \ way & Battery R. R.

Co

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Piers 27 and 28 as extended (Hubert and Laight 1 I street Piers), and bulkhead between Piers 27 H and 28, and half bulkhead northerly of Pier 28 j I

street

Awning shed and platform on marginal north of Pier 28, Laight street Pier.. .

Bulkhead from a point 71 feet north of Pier 28, Laight street Pier, to a-point 20 feet north of Pier 29, Vestry street P «r..................

Pier 29, Vestry street Pier.

Extension to outer end of Pier 29, Vestry street 1 Pier, as a rack, including sheathing

Awning shed and platform on marginal street 1 north of Pier 29, Vestry street Pier

Land under water for ferry structures, etc., at and near foot of Desbrosses street...........

Use of reclaimed land between Watts and Des-brosses streets for car tracks................

Use of marginal street between Watts and Des-brosses streets for car tracks................

Use of marginal street between Watts and Des- \ brosses streets for car tracks

Pier 31, Watts street Pier

Bulkhead northerly of Pier 31, Watts street Pier..

00

05

00

Received.

1,000 00

2,016 24

2,800 00

2,800 00

1,650 00

63,172 96

9 92

52,20

585 35

45,000 00

116,363 68

5,250 00

40,735 44

48,231 77

37,800 00

1,897 50

1,474 18

48,825 00

Right of Tenancy.

Resolution, May 14, 1897..

Action of the Commissioner Feb. 1,    1906,

Approved by Sniking Fund, February 21, 1906................

Action of the Commissioner, May 27, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 14, 1904...

Resolution, July 1, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, June 24, 1905...

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 17, 1907, Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 18, 1907.. .

Resolutions, April 2, 1899; Nov. 12, 1891; June 2, 1892; Oct. 6, 1899; Dec. 31, 1901, and July 21, 1902.....

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 17, 1907, Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 18, 1907.

Action of the Commissioner, June 10, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 11, 1903, Approved by Sinking Fund, April 1, 1903.. .

f Action of the Commis-■j sioner, My 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Resolution, May 31, 1901. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 20, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 20, 1903.. .

Resolutions, Nov. 25, 1898, and Feb.

nd

1901

April 23 ; Nov. 23 a Dec. 7, 1900; Feb. 1, 1901, and Oct. 17, 1902................

is,

No

Resolution

1891

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 2, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 20, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, May 23, 1904, and April 24,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, June 14, 1904...

Resolution, Mar. 16, 1900. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, i. and May 1, 1908......

/ Resolutions, Dec. 23, 1890, and July 1,

1901.

Rent.

1,000.00 per ann.

2,016.25 per ann. 2,217.88 per ann.

2,800.00 per ann. 3,080.00 per ann.

2,800.00 per ann. 2,940.00 per ann.

1,650.00 per ann.

1st term $65,000.00......

2d term 10% advance... .

63,172.94 per ann.

15,000.00 per ann.......

2d term 10% advance... .

119.00 per ann.......

52,205.04 per ann. 54,815.29 per ann.

564.34 per ann.

45,000.00 per ann. 47,250.00 per ann. 49,612.50 per ann.

116,363.67 per ann. 128,000.04 per ann.

5,250.00 per ann.

40,735.43 per ann.

1st term $57,500.00......

2d term 10% advance... .

48,231.78 per ann. 50,643.37 per ann. 53,175.54 per ann.

37,800.00 per ann. 39,690.00 per ann. 41,694.50 per ann.

2,530.00 per ann.

3,300.00 per ann,

48,825.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

/ As per agreement

April 21, 1906, to April 1

21, 1916............./

April 21, 1916, to April \ 21, 1926

1, 1914

y 1, 1924

1911

1921

pHrH

0 o

1-3 ►”3

o o

-p -p

O^H 03 05

rH rH t—I rH

k*|> r*|a

33

's'S

>^>y

3'3

1-2 1-5

O O

■+3 +3

r-T^-

Or-i 05 G5

T—I T-H

33

*~~5

At pleasure of the Commissioner.............

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

Lessee or Occupant.

New Jersey Steamboat 1 Company

Hudson Navigation Com- \ pany.................

Central Railroad Com-

pany of New Jersey...

Brown & Fleming trading Co.....

L. E. Muller,

Lehigh Valley Railroad 1 Company

Southern Pacific Com- 1 Sept. 1, 1899, to Sept. 1 pany, assignee........ /    1909................

occupation to May 1, 1913, with renewal term of 10

iFrom date of

years

4t pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1913 jMay 1, 1913, to May 1, 1923

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

June 1, 1901, to June 1

1911................

June 1, 1911, to June 1,

1921................

June 1, 1921, to June 1 1931................

April 1, 1903, to April 1,

1913................

April 1, 1913, to Aprii 1. 1923................

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

From date of occupation ) for ten years, with a I renewal term of ten | years................J

1923

pi;;:;

Ocean Steamship Com- 1 pany of Savannah..... J

Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah.....

unship Com- \ pany of Savannah.. .. /

Ocean Stea

Clyde Steamship Com- \ pany

Wm. P. Clyde & Co.

Southern Pacific Company.

National Steamship Company......    ......

National Steamship Company................

Central Railroad of New 1 Jersey

July 1, 1904, to May 1, 1913 1 May 1, 1913, to May 1, j May 1, 1923, to May 1,

New England Navigation Company............

June 1, 1900, to June 1,

1910................

June 1, 1910, to June 1,

1920................ .

June 1, 1920, to June 1, 1 1930.......

At pleasure of the Commissioner.........

Delaware, Lackawanna ) & Western Railroad ) Company............j

Hudson & Manhattan \ Railroad Company.... /

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

Nov. 1, 1901, to Nov. 1, 1911................

Hudson & Manhattan \ Railroad Company..., /

Generale ) que... . . . . /

impagnie

Transatlanti

Co

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Land under water for extension of Watts street 1 Pier North

Land under water for extension to Pier, 32 Watts 1 street pier, North........................f

87.16 feet of bulkhead north of Watts street) Pier North, with right to shed

Canal street Pier South, 101 feet 2 inches, south- ) erly side with privilege of maintaining dump- \ ing board.................................J

100 feet north side inner end of Canal street Pier \ South, and 27 feet of bulkhead northerly...../

Southerly side outer end and entire surface of 1 pier 34, and 75 feet of bulkhead southerly.. . . /

Pier 34, Canal street Pier North, and 75 feet of bulkhead each side.........................

Bulkhead between Piers 34 and 35, use of entire slip between said Piers and land under water (25x100) for platform, south side inner end of Pier 35 with privilege of shedding same... .

Use of marginal street north and south of Pier 1 35, Spring street Pier North, for awning shed, j

Pier 35 Spring street Pier North as extended, 1 and bulkheads north and south..............j

■B8

Space on marginal street at approach to Pier 36, Charlton street Pier south................

Pier 36, Charlton street Pier South, as extended, 1 and bulkhead north and south.............’ j

Pier 37, Charlton street Pier; Pier 38, King 1 street Pier, together with adjoining bulkheads J

Bulkheads north and south of Pier 39, West Houston street Pier................

Pier 39, West Houston street Pier, as extended. . .

Pier 39, West Houston street Pier and bulkheads ) th and south of

same

nor

Pier 40, Clarkson street Pier, and half bulkheads th and south, with privilege of shedding ■ same.....................................

Pier 41, Leroy street Pier, and bulkheads north \ and south of same

New-made land in rear of bulkhead between Piers 41 and 42 for tunnel shafts, etc.........

Bulkhead next southerly of Pier 42 (94 ft.), ) with privilege of maintaining dumping board, j-derricks, overhead trestle, etc................J

Pier 42, Morton street Pier

00

CO

Received.

2,350 00

87 50

393 76

100 00

5 00

6,666 68

3,333 36

220 00

262 50

5 00

67,148 96

2,000 00

39,784 52

300 00 23,000 00

1,925 00

3,100 00 go

3,300 00

84,375 00

84,375 00

Right op Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-I sioner, Nov. 6, 1907, 1 Approved by Sinking

I Fund, Nov. 13, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 13, 1903, Approved by Sinking Fund

Dec. 30, 1903.

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 16, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Jan. 13, 1909. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 18, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 20 & 28, 1908.:..............

\ Action of the Commis-J sioner, May 20, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 31, 1908. .

Resolution, Dec. 6, 1901..

Resolution, Dec. 27, 1901..

of the Commis-! sioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

Action

f Action of the Commis-| 1 sioner, May 20, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, June 29, 1908..

f Resolutions, June 2,!

1899, and Jan. 5,1 l 1900.......

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 14, 1903. j Approved by Sinking1 Fund, Oct. 16, 1903. ..j

Action of the Commissioner, April 22, 1904J Approved by Sinking) Fund, April 27, 1904..

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Resolution, Jan. 18, 1901..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Public sale, Dec. 9, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 5, 1904... .

Action of the Commissioner, June 26, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 7, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 20, 1907. . j

Resolutions, April 8, 1897; Dec. 16, 1898, and Jan. 6, 1899

Resolution, April 8, 1897; Dec. 16, 1898.' and Jan. 6, 1899......

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8, 1907.1 Approved by Sinking1 Fund, Feb. 20, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, June 11, 1907, Approved by Sinking Fund, June 13, 1907..!

Rent.

1st term $60,000.00 per

ann...................

10% advance for each renewal term.............

2,350.00 per ann.

2,500.00 per ann. 2,625.00 per ann.

87.50 per ann.

393.75 per ann.

100.00 for season.....

5.00 for season.....

6,666.2-3 per ann.

3,333.1-3 per ann.

220.00 per ann.

262.50 per season....

5.00 per season....

67,148.95 per ann.. 70,506.40 per 74,031.72 per ann.. . . ; . .

inn

2,000.00 per ann.

39,784.50 per ann. 43,762.95 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

23,000.00 per ann

1,925.00 per ami.

3,100.00 per ann.

3,300.00 per ann.

85,000.00 per ann........

10% adyance for renewal term..................

84,375.00 per ann. 88,593.75 per ann. 93,909.38 per ann.

84,375.00 per ann. 88,593.75 per ann 93,909.38 per ann.

95,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term..................

50,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term..................

Term op Tenancy.

For a term of ten years from date of occupa tion with two renewal terms of ten years each

Feb. 1,1904, to Feb. 1,1909

Feb. 1, 1909, to Feb. 1, 1914 Feb. 1, 1914, to Feb. 1, 1924

Season of 1908

Season of 1908.

Season, 1908,

Season, 1908

[Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912'

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Season, 1908

Season, 1908

Lessee or Occupant.

Royal Mail Steam Packet \ Company............/

Richard J. Foster.

William Farrell & Son

!J. Tanbert.

Automatic Vending Co. . ..

Joseph Seider.

Nathan Straus

Catskill & New York \ Steamboat Company.. /

Saugerties & New York 1 Steamboat Company.. J

New York City Railway Company............

H. P. Miles

St. John’s Guild.

Clyde Steamship Company- (Pier 44 and | 'July 1, 1899, to July 1, 1909 bulkhead assigned to } July 1, 1909, to July 1 l<)iy Lehigh Valley Rail- July 1, 1919, to July I) 1929

Nov. 1, 1903, to May 1, 1909

Oct. 25, 1904, to Oct. 25, \

Oct 25, 1914, to Oct. 25, 1924................

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911.)

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

Mar. 6, 1904, to Mar. 5, 1 1909

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

Jan. 1, 1899, to Jan. 1, 1909 Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1919 Jan. 1, 1919, to Jan. 1, 1929

Jan. 1, 1899, to Jan. 1, 1909 Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1919 Jan. 1, 1919, to Jan. 1, 1929

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

mpany.

roa

Central Railroad of New 1 Jersey.......

Citizens Steamboat Co. ] with right to sub-let | south half to Central ' Railroad Co. of New Jersey.

Beadleston & Woerz......

Quebec Steamship Com- \ pany

Quebec Steamship Com- \ pany

Edwin Huerstel

Daniel Norton

Clyde Steamship Company.

Oceanic Steam Navigation Company........

Oceanic Steam Naviga- \ tion Company........

Southern Pacific Company.

Southern Pacific Company

Description op Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 42, Morton street Pier and 94 feet of bulkhead southerly............................

94 ft. of bulkhead northerly of Pier 42, with ice-bridge privilege...........................

120 feet of bulkhead next northerly of Pier 42.....

Sale of ice cream bricks on lower deck of Recreation Piers.................................

Automatic Vending Machines on Recreation Piers.

y side outer end of Pier 43, Barrow \ Pier................................j

Refreshment privileges on Pier 43, Barrow street 1 Pier.....................................

Booths on Recreation Piers at Pier 43, and foot Fiftieth street, N. R., Third and Twenty-fourth streets, E. R., and One Hundred and Twelfth street, H. R., for distribution of milk.

Southerl

street

Southerly side inner end of Pier 43, Barrow street Pier................................

Use of reclaimed land for car tracks foot of Christopher street..............................

Privilege of maintaining candy, gum and weighing machines on Pier 43 and other Recreation Piers in Manhattan........................

Privilege to land Floating Hospitals at various piers on North and East Rivers.............

44, Christopher street Pier; Pier 45, West ) Tenth street Pier; bulkhead between and 83i \ of bulkhead northerly of Pier 45.........J

Pier

feet

herly half of bulkhead between Piers 45 d 46.......

Nortl

an

Pier 46, Charles street Pier

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead and 1 under marginal street at Charles street.....J

Pier 47, Perry street Pier, and shed thereon, and \ bulkhead between Piers 46 and 47.............

Northerly side of platform easterly of approach to Pier 47.......................... .....

Platform at northeasterly side of platform in rear of approach to Pier 47................

110 feet of bulkhead extending southerly from a point 125 feet south of pier 48..............

Pier 48 at or rear the foot of West 11th street, to- 1 gether with 125 feet of bulkhead north and \ south....................................j

Pier 48, West Eleventh street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead each side.

Pier 49, Bank street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead each side............................

Pier 49, Bank street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead each side............................

Southerly half of Pier 50, Bethune street Pier and half of bulkhead southerly..............

Received.

84,37500

76,239 12

40,842 40

165.00

466 60

575 82

220 00

300 00

3,000 00

1,750 00

300 00

6,000 00

189.65

503 23

300 00

Right of Tenancy.

Resolutions, April 8, 1897; Dec. 9, 1898, and April 4,    1899.

Action of the Commissioner, June 4, 1906...

f Resolutions, April 8, 1897 1 and May 12, 1899. . . .

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 8, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 20, 1907...

I Action of the Commis-J    sioner, Feb. 8, 1907.

1    Approved by Sinking

Fund, Feb. 20, 1907. .

1897

J Resolutions, April 8, l and May 12, 1899.

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. Approved by the Sinking Fund, May 27, 1908................

[ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Aug. 20, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 30, 1907. .

I Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Resolution, March 22, 1901.

Actions of the Commis-1 sioner, March 24 and! May 1, 1908..........

f Action of the Commis J sioner, June 19, 1996. Approved by Sinking Fund; June 20. 1906,

{ Action of the Commis-J sioner, June 19, 1906. ] Approved by Sinking l Fund, June 20, 1906. .

f Action of the Commis-1 J sioner, June 19, 1906.

Approved by Sinking 1 Fund, June 20, 1906...

{ Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

/ Action of the Commis-l / sioner...............:

Action of the Commis-' ;r, May 8, 1907,1 May 1, 1908......i

f Action of the Commis-1 \    sioner, Jan. 9 and May

l    1, 1907..............

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906..

f Action of the Commis-1 1    sioner, April 26, 1906,!

i    and May 1, 1907......!

f Action of the Commis-! J    sioner, June 19, 1906.

1    Approved by Sinking

l    Fund, June 20, 1906. I

sione

and

Rent.

84,375.00 per ann. 88,593.75 per ann. 93,909.38 per ann.

76,239.13 per ann........

80,051.09 per ann........

84,854 16 per ann........

95,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term..................

48,000.00 per ann........

10% advance for renewal term..................

40,842.39 per ann........

42,884.51 per ann........

45,457.58 per ann........

165.00 per ann.

1,650.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

55.00 per month,

300.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann.

250.00 per month

22,466.36 per ann

37,500.00 per ann., (real t

at an ad-

U'e-

ad-

terms of 10%

new

vance

70,000.00 per ann., ( newal terms vance of 10%)

at an

300.00 per ann,

500.00 per month.

136.15 per ann.

1,200.00 per mo

70,000.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

300.00 per ann.

70,000.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an ad-

f 10%)

vance o

Term of Tenancy.

May 1, 1899, to May 1, 1909 May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1919 May 1, 1919, to May 1, 1929

June 15, 1899, to June 15,

1909................

June 15, 1909, to June 15,

1919................

June 15, 1919, to June 15,

1929

10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years

10 years from date of ] occupation with a re- f newal term of 10 years J

June 15, 1899, to June 15, 1

1909................. '

June 15, 1909, to June 15,

1919...............’

June 15, 1919, to June 15, 1929................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 27, 1908, to May 27, \

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

April 1, 1901, to April 1, 1 1911........... .... J

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner

10 years from date of occupancy............

Lessee or Occupant.

International Mercantile Marine Company, assignee...............

Thomas Wilson Sons & Company, Limited... .

Cunard Steamship Company................

Southern Pacific Company,

Southern Pacific Company,

Cunard Steamship Com- ) pany

New York Central & ] Hudson River Railroad [ Company............J

Patrick McDonald

Chas. Mulford

Kings Transportation & 1 Supply Company

Manhattan Refrigerating ] Company............j

T. G. & W. R. Patten

New York & Albany 1 Transportation Company. ...,.......

Cunard Steamship Com- 1 pany, Limited

10 years from date of 1 occupancy, with two 1 renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of ) occupancy, with two ( renewal terms of 10 ' years each...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each..........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

10 years from date of ancy, with two al terms of 10

occup renew years each

Cunard Steamship Com- \ pany, Limited

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Southerly half of Pier 50, Bethune street Pier and half of bulkhead southerly..............

Northerly half of Pier 50, Bethune street Pier half of bulkhead northerly..................

Pier 51, Jane street Pier with 125 feet of bulkhead each side........................

Pier 51, Jane street Pier, with 125 feet of bulkhead southerly and 115 feet of bulkhead north-

erly

Pier 52, Gansevoort street Pier and 125 feet of bulkhead southerly..................

Pier 52, Gansevoort street Pier, and 115 feet of bulkhead south......................

Railroad tracks to Piers between.West Eleventh 1 street and Gansevoort street................j

102 feet of bulkhead next northerly of pier 52 1 with icebridge privilege

102 feet of bulkhead north of Pier 52, with ice-bridge privilege...........................

Berth for loading oyster shells and right to main- ) tain a conveyor on Pier foot of Gansevoort \ street..........

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through 1 bulkhead and under Pier 56J................j

Cunard Steamship Company, Limited........

Conron Bros. Co

Cunard Steamship Com- 1 pany

Swift & Co.

Brunswick Steamship Company............

Cunard Steamship Com- 1 pany. Limited........

jNational Biscuit Company.

erale)

North side outer end of Pier 53, Bloomfield 1 street Pier (about 330 feet), west side of 3\djoming outer end of south side of said Pier (100 feet), together with surface of said oor-tion of Pier and “L”............

L”

300 feet inshore end north side of Pier 53..

The inner 497 feet of Pier 53, Bloomfield street 1 Pier, including the platform at the inshore end of said Pier, extending from the soueherly !• side of said Pier to a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of Pier 54.. . .

Pier 53, Bloomfield street Pier, with platform at the inshore end. extending from the southerly side of said Pier to a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of Pier 54..........

Pier 54, at or near the foot of West Thirteenth 1 treet, and bulkhead extending from a point I 125 feet south of the southerly side of said I Pier to a point 150 feet north of the side of said Pier..........

northerly

Privilege to maintain suction pipe through bulk- 1 head between Thirteenth and Fourteenth sts.. J

South side of Pier 56 and shed on outer end....

Space for awning shed on marginal street between Little West Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.................................

450 feet outer end of Pier at West Fifteenth

street with right to erect temporary shed.......

Pier 56 at or near the foot of West Fourteenth street, and bulkhead extending from a point 150 feet south of the southerly side of said Pier to a point 125 feet north of the northerly side of said Pier...............................

Permission to run pipe under marginal street 1 and through bulkhead at West Fifteenth street J

Pier 57, at or near the foot of West Fifteenth 1 [

street, and bulkhead extending from a point I Compagnie Gem midway between Piers 56 and 57 to a point | j Transatlantique midway between Piers 57 and 58

cm

o

| Received.

537 09

2,623 39

1,575 00

833 79

25,000.00

1,000 00

1,000 00

25,000 00

2,475 00

96 25

CO

2,770 08 w 30,000 00

2,750 00

27,500 00

5,188 76

110 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, June ‘19, 1906. Approved by Sinking! Fund, June 20, 1906. . j

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking! Fund, June 20, 1906. . j

Action of the Commissioner, March 27, and May 1, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906. .

( Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1906, Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906...

( Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Mar. 19, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, Mar. 19, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 26, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

3, Feb. 1, nd Nov. 10,

Resolutions

{    1901, a

l 1905....

Resolution, July 19, 1901..

Resolution, July 19, 1901..

Resolution, July 19, 1901..

3,

Tl

Resolutions, Nov. 1892, and March 1897............

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Resolution, Jan. 5, 1900. . .

Resolutions, May 29,

1890; Aug. 27, 1891; Jan. 5, and March 30, 1900, and May 7, 1908................

Public sale, Jan. 30, 1891. Resolutions, Feb. 4, 1892; Nov. 7, 1895; Harch 23 and April 27, 1900, and Nov. 4, 1903

Action of the Commissioner, July 25, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 17, 1903. .

Action of the Commis-

sinner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Rent.

70,000.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

70,000.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

150.00 per month,

70,000.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10 / )..........

70,000.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

37,500.00 per ann., (renewal terms at an advance of 10%)..........

750.00 per mo.

750.00 per mo

1,111.72 per ann.

per ann.

25,000.00 per ann. 26,250.00 per ann. 27,562.50

Term of Tenancy.

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner..........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

10 years from date of occupancy, with two renewal terms of 10 years each...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912 Jan. 1, 1912, to Jan. 1, 1922 Jan. 1, 1922, to Jan. 1, 1932

IJan. 1,    1902,    to Jan.    1,    1912!    1,000.00    per    ann

Jan. 1.    1912,    to Jan.    1,    1922    1,050.00    per

|Jan. 1,    1922,    to Jan.    1,    1932    1,102.50    per    ann

ann

1,000.00 per ann. 1,050.00 per ann. 1,102.50 per ann.

25,000.00 per ann. 26,250.00 per ann. 27,562.50 per ann.

2,475.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

2,770.08 per ann.

30,000.00 per ann. 31,500.00 per ann.

2,750.00 per ann. 3,025.00 per ann.

Aug. 1, 1901, to Aug. 1, |

1911............ ...

Aug.^1, 1911, to Aug. 1, |

Aug. 1, 1921, to Aug. 1, I 1931................

Aug. 1, 1901, to Aug. 1, 1911

Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug 1,

1921................

Aug. 1, 1921, to Aug. 1, 1931............

j July 1, 1904, to July 1, 1914

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner........

April 1, 1900, to April 1,

1910................

April 1, 1910, to April 1, 1920................

Oct. 1. 1900, to Oct. 1, 1910 Oct. 1, 1910, to Oct. 1, 1920

/    27,500.00 per ann

5,188.75 per ann.

110.00 per arm.......

Lessee or Occupant.

International Mercantile 1 Marine Company

International Mercantile 1 Marine Company. . . . . j

[North River Ice Company.

International Mercantile \ Marine Company........

International Mercantile \ Marine Company...... J

International Mercantile 1 Marine Company

Iron Steamboat Company.

Anning J. Smith..........

New York City Railway 1 Company............j

Anchor Line.’V Header- ' son Bros., Limited.. . .

Water rights on south side sub-let to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company............

Anchor Line, Henderson Bros., Limited.

Hamburg American Line. .

Hamburg American Line. .

I. T. Williams & Sons: ) sub-let to Baltimore & 1 Ohio Railroad Company................

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company........

Baltimore & Ohio Rail- 1 road Company........

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company; privilege to sub-let to Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company................

I Lehigh Valley Railroad 1 Company, assignees.. J

Panama Railroad Com- 1 Feb. 15, 1901, to Feb. 15, 1 pany, assigned to the [1911 Erie Railroad Com- ( pany................ I

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1, |    1913................

pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............J

Erie Railroad Company.. . .

Erie Railroad Company... ' At

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 58, at or near the foot of West Sixteenth street and bulkhead extending from a point midway between Piers 57 and 58 to a point midway between Piers 58 and 59............

Pier 59, at or near the foot of West Eighteenth treet and bulkhead extending from a point midway between Piers 58 and 59 to a point midway between Piers 59 and 60............

125 feet of bulkhead north of Pier 59, foot of 1 West Eighteenth street...................../

Pier 60, at or near the foot of West Nineteenth ' street and bulkhead extending from a point 125 feet south of the southerly side of said pier ■ to a point 125 feet north of the northerly side of said pier...............................

Pier 61, at or near the foot of West Twenty-first ] street and bulkhead extending from a point [ 125 feet south of the southerly side of said pier [ to a point 125 feet northerly of the north side f of said pier...............................J

Pier 62, at or near the foot of West Twenty- 1 nd street, excepting the use of water on I the northerly side, and bulkhead extending [ to a point midway between Piers 61 and 62.. . J

seco

300 feet of south side inner end of Pier at West 1 Twenty-second street...................... }

Berth on south side of Pier at West Twenty- \ second street..............................

Use of marginal street for car tracks in vicinity of West Twenty-third street................

Pier 64, West Twenty-fourth street Pier.

South half of bulkhead between Piers 64 and 65.. .

North half of bulkhead between Piers 64 and 65...

Pier 65, West Twenty-fifth street Pier North

Bulkhead between Piers 65 and 66

Railroad tracks on marginal street between Piers 65 and 66.................................

Land under water for transfer bridge in front of 1 bulkhead between Piers 65 and 66...........

Pier 66, West Twenty-sixth street Pier North and land under water for transfer bridge northerly.................................

Bulkhead between Piers 66 and 67

Pier 67, West Twenty-seventh street Pier North...

Bulkhead between Piers 67 and 68 and land under water for transfer bridge in front of same.....................................

Use of marginal street for track turn-out to ] connect transfer bridge with tracks of Terminal ' Warehouse Co., between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets......................

j Received.

13,750 00

750 00

13,750 00

2,425 52

220 00

1,240 00

9,235 00

00 00I‘T9

12,600 00

4,522 52

1,580 00

300 00

215 00

2,317 50 50 o<

840 00

1,500 00

35,500 00

27,500 00

Right of Tenancy.

Resolutions, April 4, 1892; Nov. 9 and Dec. 28, 1893........

Resolutions, Nov. 8, 1901 July 26, 1906 and April 12, 1907.............

Resolutions, May 5, and Sept. 29, 1892; Feb. 16,    1893; July 15,

1897; June 26 and Nov. 11, 1902.......

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 17, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 23, 1905...

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 18, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, June 8, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 20, 1907. .

Public sale, (sealed bids), Jan. 15, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 26, 1908. .

Resolutions, Jan. 28, 1887; Nov. 13 and 20, 1890; Jan. 25, 1901, and July 1, 1904......

Action of the Commissioner, March 21, 1903: March 26 and May 4, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 20, 1903................

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-j    sioner, July 12, 1904,

]    Approved by Sinking

Fund, Dec. 21, 1904.. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1907. . .

' Action of the Commis-, sioner, May 1, 1907, l and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 14, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Mar. 4, 1903. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 28, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903...

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 24, 1907, Approved by Sinking Fund, July 20, 1904.. .

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, June 25, 1908. 1 Approved by Sinking l Fund, June 30, 1908...

f Action of the Commissioner, July 12 and 15, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. I, 12, 1904.............

Rent.

13,750.00 per ann...

750.00 per ann. 787.50 per ann. 826.88 per ann.

13,750.00 per ann.

2,425.50 per ann

55.00 per mo

250.00 per mo

900.00 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann.

20.00 per day.

9,235.00 per ann

61,100.00 per ann.

12,600.00 per ann,

4,522.50 per ann

1,580.00 per ann. 1,800.00 per ann. 2,000.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

220.00 per ann.

2,317.50 per ann.

840.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

35,500.00 per ann., 37, 275.00 per ann.

8,000.00 per ann. 10,000.00 per ann.

27,500.00 per ann. 28,875.00 per ann. 30,318.75 per ann.

Teem of Tenancy.

1, 1912;

Lessee oe Occupant.

John H. Starin; sub- ] let to Delaware, Lack- [ i awanna & Western f ;May 1, 1902, to May Railroad Company.... J

[Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911 ] [Dec. 1, 1911, to Dec. 1, 1921 J Dec. 1, 1921, to Dec. 1, 1931

American Ice Company, assignees.............

Nov. 1, 1902, to Nov. 1, 1912................

May 1, 1905, to May 1, 1910

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1913

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

Feb. 15, 1908, to Feb. 15, 1913................

May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

March 24, 1904, to May 1, 1 1911................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

June 28, 1905, to Oct. 8, 1

1914................ \

Oct. 8, 1914, to Oct. 8, i024 Oct. 8, 1924, to Oct. 8, 1934

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 12, 1903, to May 1, }

1911

Dec. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1911

April 1, 1907, to April 1,

1912................

April 1, 1912, to April 1, 1917................

April 1, 1909, to April 1,

1919................

April 1, 1919, to April 1, 1929................

Oct. 8, 1904 to Oct. 8, 1914 Oct. 8, 1914, to Oct. 8, 1924 Oct. 8, 1924, to Oct. 8, 1934

Jefferson Hogan; sublet to Occident Dock Company............

Thomas Stokes & Sons....

Thomas Stokes & Sons. . . .

New York Contracting & \ Turcking Company.. . /

M. McGirrs Sons Com- 1 pany

W. H. Healy,

A. H. Hastorf

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

s—

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

Pennsylvania. New York & Long Island Railroad Company.......

New York Central & 1 Hudson River Railroad } Company............j

Pennsylvania, New York ] & Long Island Rail- ) road Company

New York Central & ] Hudson River Railroad | Company.........

New York Central Hudson River Railroad )

Company.........

New York Central & ] Hudson River Railroad \ Company............J

New York Central & 1 Hudson River Railroad 1 Company............J

Le Yeloce Navigazione \ Italiana a Vapore. . . . /

& Long Branch Steamboat Company.............

York

Description of Propebty.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 68, West Twenty-eighth street Pier North.

New

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company............

Bulkhead between Piers 68 and 69, with dumping board privilege............................

Pier 69. West Twenty-ninth street Pier North.

Bulkhead between Piers 69 and 70

Berth 100 feet south side inner end of Pier 70 with coal hoist................

175 feet south side outer end of Pier 70, foot of West Thirtieth street............

HO feet of the northerly side outer end of Pier ] ;lt West Thirtieth street (No. 70) with dump- 1 board privilege..................

feet of the northerly side of Pier 70, with dumping board privilege............

Use of inshore or most easterly dump on north side ot Pier at West Thirtieth street, known Pier 70......

as

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Pier 71 (West Thirty-first street), Pier 72 (West Thirty-second street). Pier 73 (West Thirty-third street), and bulkhead between Piers 70 and 73; also 55 feet of bulkhead northerly of

Extensions to Piers 71 and 73

Extension to Pier 72 at West Thirty-second street

Privilege of maintaining car tracks on marginal street between Thirty-second and Thirtv-seventh streets................

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe north of \ Pier 72, West Thirty-second street Pier.........

Tracks on marginal street between Thirty-second 1 and Thirty-third streets

Land under water for transfer bridges south of 1 Pier 73, West Thirty-third street Pier......../

Bulkhead from a point 55 feet north of Pier 73 extending northerly 42 feet.................

Site for shed on bulkhead from south side of Pier 73 to a point 97 feet northerly thereof........

Pier 74, West Thirty-fourth street Pier and shed 1 thereon

Pier 75, West Thirty-fifth street Pier, northerly ] side with privilege of erecting structures \ thereon..................................J

Pier 76. West Thirty-sixth street Pier,

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Received.

11,000.00

11,000 00

275 00

1.250 00

1,800 00

300 00

1,575 00

00 006

900 00

3,000 00

254 12

150 00

3,900 00

693 33

528 90

725 00

300 00

300 00

300 00 rj

300 00

8,000 00

18,100 00

6,250 00

Right of Tenancy.

J Resolutions, Jan. 30, l 1891, and Mar. 1, 1893

Resolution, Jan. 30, 1891..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Rent.

11,000.00 per ann. 12,000.00 per ann.

11,000.00 per ann, 12,000.00 per ann.

275.00 per ann.

1,250.00 per ann...... . . [Resolution, Dec. 20, 1901..

Actioa of the Commissioner, Oct. 11 and 25, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 21, 1904

1,800.00 per ann. 1,890.00 per ann

\ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 21, 1906, l and May 1, 1907

f Action of the Commis-) sioner, March 4, 1904. ] Approved by Sinking L Fund, March 16,

1904.

f Action of the Commis-s sioner, Oct. 25, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, May 31, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 5, 1907....

| f Action of the Commis-..j sioner, May 1, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908

j Action of the Commis-l sioner, Aug. 23, 1907...

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, Jan. 29, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, and Aug. 20, 1907........

f Action of the Commis-1. sioner, Dec. 24, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-1906,

i sioner, June 21,

[ and May 1, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 23, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 12, 1903; Nov. 28,    1904, and

Jan. 31, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 16, 1903. .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 31, 1905, and Jan. 28,    1908.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 15, 1905..

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 4, 1907. .

300.00 per ann.

1,575.00 per ann 1,732.50 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann. 1,980.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann,

254. 10 per ann......

900.00 per ann,

300.00 per mo.

200.00 per mo

1,200.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

8,000.00 per ann.......

8,800.00 per ann........

18,100.00 1st term. 19,910.00 2d term. 21,901.00 3d term.

25,000.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

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Feb. 15, 1901, to Feb. 15, 1

1911

Feb. 15, 1911, to Feb. 15,

1921

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912

Nov. 1, 1904, to Nov. 1,

1914................

Nov. 1, 1914, to Nov. 1, 1924................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

April 1, 1904, to April 1,

|    1914................

\ April 1, 1914, to Aprii 1, J 1924............

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

Lessee or Occupant.

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Michael Egan

/ Michael J. Sheehy

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 77, West Thirty-seventh street Pier.......

Pier 78, West Thirty-eighth street Pier.

Land under water for platform in front of premises southeast corner of Thirty-ninth street and Twelfth avenue........................

200 feet on south side of Pier 79, West Thirty-ninth street Pier with dumping board privilege .....................................

160 feet on south side inner end of Pier 79 for 1 ice-bridge

Privilege of maintaining pipe through bulkhead 1 New York Butcher’s and under Pier at Thirty-ninth street........j Dressed Meat Com-

pany

New York Butcher’s 1 Dressed Meat Company................

Butcher’s Meat Com-

150 feet on north side inner end Pier 79

150 feet of north side of Pier 79, at West Thirty- 1 New York ninth street, beginning at a point 150 feet from }• | Dressed inner end and extending westerly

pany

v _    July 1, 1908, to April 1,

York Butche ’s ]    1914.. ............’

Dressed Meat Com- 1 April 1, 1914, to Aprii 1 ........... 1924...........

pany

150 feet of north side of Pier 79 at West Thirty- 1 [New ninth street, beginning at a point 150 feet from end and extenidng westerly............

inner

1 N. Y. Horse Manure ]

J Transportation Com- [ [July 1, 1907, to July 1, 1912 pany    1 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ j

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner ..........

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner........

At pleasure of the Commissioner.......

Nov. 28, 1904, to Nov 1

28, 1914..... v'

Nov. 28, 1914, to ‘Nov 28, 1924    ’

277 feet north side of Pier 79 at West Thirty-. . ninth street, for manure dump..............

Land under water for platform southerly about 1

66 feet from West Fortieth street........; . . . / j Curtis Blaisdell Co

Curtis Blaisdell Co........

Union Stock Yard and \ Market Company...../

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Bernard Campbell & Company............

D. Devine

D. Devine

Joseph Stern & Sons

Joseph Haberman

J. M. & P. Scanlan

Figge & Hutwelker Bros.. .

David Shannon Company. .

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At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............j

en E. Olcott; permission to sub-let portion of pier to Central Railroad of New Jersey... .

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New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

United States Transpor- \ attion Company....../

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Berth 100 feet in length for West Fortieth street.....

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Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through bulkhead foot of West Fortieth street........

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through \ bulkhead at West Fortieth street............

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through \ bulkhead at West Fortieth street

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through \ bulkhead at Fortieth street

South side outer end and surface of Pier at West Forty-first street together with 75 feet on th side outer end............

nor

Pfer between Forty-second and Forty-third 1 treets and 120 feet of bulkhead northerly [ hereof, with privilege of shedding...........J

Pier foot of West Forty-fourth street and bulk- 1 head extending 120 feet southerly. . ..........

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Received.

22,916 67

1,435 00

2,500 01

1,575.00

12,000 00

300 00

25 00

4,300 00

1,350 00

3,025 00

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1,250 00

1,700 00

15,000 00

165 00

14,000 00

275 00

8,000 00

553 50

18,344 15

216 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 28, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 26, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner April 16 and l May 1, 1908..........

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 28 and May 1, 1908..........

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 13, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 9, 1908. . .

Sealed bids Oct. 23, 1907. Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 14, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. .13, 1907. .

Resolution, Oct. 29, 1891..

( Action of the Commis-1906,

f sioner, June 21, [ and May 1, 1907

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 20, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 6 and 21, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 11, 1903.............

f Action of the Commissioner, July 20, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 12, 1904. .

Resolutions, Sept. 18 and Oct. 23, 1891; Jan. 16, 1896; March 4 and April 7, 1898, and Jan. 4, 1905..............

Resolution, July l, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, June 24, 1905. .

Resolution, Nov. 22, 1901. .

f Action of the Commissioner, April 1, 1902; Dec. 4,    1903, and

Aug. 18, 1904. Approved by Sinking! Fund, Oct. 16, 1903..!

[ Action of the Commis-j sioner, May 28, 1906,

[ and May 1, 1907......

/ Resolutions, May 18, 1900, and Oct. 4, 1901.

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, Oct. 11, 1905; i June 6, 1906, and May I 1, 1907..............

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Resolutions, April 23, 1884, and Jan. 11, 1894................

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 21 and Nov. 1, 1905; June 6, 1906; July 24, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

, April 28, Action of the Commissioner, June 16, 1905...........

Resolution

1880.

I Action of the Commis-1907,

i sioner, May 1,

[ and May 1, 1908

Resolution, July 19, 1901. .

Rent.

25,000.00 per ann. 27,500.00 per ann.

150.00 per mo.

2,500.00 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann.

1,575.00 per ann.

12,000.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann.

4,300.00 per ann. 4,730.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

3,025.00 per ann, 3,400.00 per ann.

per ann......

per ann......

Term of Tenancy.

Mar. 1, 1908, to Mar. 1,

1918................

Mar. 1, 1918, to Mar. 1, 1928................

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............j

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

Jan. 1, 1909, to Nov. 25, 1 / I 1912

Nov. 25, 1907, to Nov. 1 25, 1912

Nov. 1, 1901, to Nov. 1, 1 1911................

At pleasure of the Commissioner.......

Season of 1908..........

Aug. 1, 1903, to Aug. 1,

1913................

Aug. 1, 1913, to Aug. 1, 1923................

Sept. 1, 1904, to Sept. 1, 1909................

April 1, 1905, to April 1, \

1915................/

April 1, 1915, to April 1, 1 1925

Lessee or Occupant.

United States Transpor- 1 tation Company...... j

Bernard Campbell & Company............

American Ice Company.. . .

Bernard Campbell & \ Company

Bouker Contraction Company................

Erie Railroad Company.

Dealers’ Hygiene Ice Company............

Charles J. Hahn

Cornell Steamboat Company................

Silver Point Ice Company..

Sicilian Asphalt Paving 1 Company, assignees. . . J

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier at West Forty-fourth street and 120 feet of bulkhead southerly.

Berth 200 feet in length on north side of Pier at foot of West Forty-fifth street...............

North side (one half-of) inner end of Pier at West 1 Forty-sixth street

165 feet of the north side of Pier at West Forty- ] seventh street with privilege of maintaining 1 manure dump............................. I

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200 feet north street with

Pier and approach at West Forty-ninth street.....

Privilege to maintain suction pipe through bulk- 1 head at West Forty-ninth street.............J

on Recreation Pier at 1

Refreshment privileges West Fiftieth street..

South half of Pier at West Fifty-first street, with right to shed, 25 x 70 feet..................

150 feet north side inner end of Pier at West \ Fifty-fourth street, with ice-bridge privilege.. . /

Bulkhead between West Fifty-fourth and West 1 Fifty-fifth streets

!0 feet on south side Pier at West Fifty-fifth \ |Brown & Fleming Con- 1 Ijuly 1, 1901, to July 1 19111 1 250 00 street, with dumping board privilege.........j | tracting Company ) July 1, 1911, to July l’ 1921! 1,312.50

1,700.00 per ann. 1,785.00 per ann.

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911 Dec. 1, 1911, to Dec. 1, 1921

Contracting \

j Seaboard Company

South side outer end and surface of Pier at West ] \ Fifty-sixth street, with use of water for 50 feet on north side.......................

15,000.00 per ann,

660.00 per ann.

ann.

14,000.00 per ann. 14,700.00 per ann. 15,435.00 per

15 cents per square foot for land

per annum under water.

275.00 per ann.

8,000.00 per ann. 9,000.00 per ann.

553.50 per ann.

18,344.15 per ann

216.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann. 1,260.00 per ann. 1,323.00 per ann.

Oct. 9, 1903, to Oct. 9, 1913, with four real terms of

rental for terms to be fixed by arbitration

At pleasure of the Commissioner......

ten

new

years eacn, the renewal

Interborough Rapid Transit Company.....

Northerly side outer end and surface of Pier at West Fifty-eighth street, with privilege of maintaining suction and discharge tunnels,

etc

Oct. 1, 1901, to Oct. 1, 1911 Oct. 1, 1911, to Oct. 1, 1921 Oct. 1, 1921, to Oct. 1, 1931

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

Aug. 1, 1904, to Aug. 1, 1

1914................

Aug. 1, 1914, to Aug. 1, 1 1924

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1900, to May 1, 1910

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Aug. 1, 1901, to Aug. 1, 1

1911................/

Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug. 1, t

1921................ >

Aug. 1, 1921, to Aug. 1, 1931................

Interborough Rapid \ Transit Company.....

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & ] Hudson River Rail- ! road Company. .....J

New York Central & ) Hudson River Rail- ! road Company.......J

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

New York Central & 1 Hudson River Rail- {•

New York Contracting 1 & Trucking Company. J

Permit to maintain car tracks on south side of 1 West Fifty-ninth street from westerly side of }• Twelfth avenue to the bulkhead...........

Pier at West Fifty-ninth street and shed thereon..

Land ^under water ^‘Jr ^temporary track along 1

Southerly half of bulkhead at West Sixtieth street.

Land under water between West Sixtieth and West Sixty-fifth streets for the erection of two Piers.................................

Land under water for transfer bridge south side company’s Pier “B” foot West Sixty-third street....................................

Land under water between south side of West Sixty-fifth street and south line of West Seventy-second street, westerly to establish pierhead line of 1868......................

Land under water for extension to Pier “I,” i between West Sixty-ninth and West Seven- }•

Pier at West Seventy-ninth street.

Received.

1,000 00

27 52

1,100 00

3,500 00

3,500 00

3,600.00

4,000 00

1,250 00

825 00

00 QZ

3,600 00

125 00

1,748 93

710 00

2,640 90

27 52

45 83

1,125 00

00 066

3,000 00

110 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, July 10 and Aug. 20, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 27, 1903. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 25, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 11, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Jan. 13, 1909. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 27, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Jan. 11, 1905. .

Resolution, May 3, 1901...

f Resolution, July 1, 1901. ( Minutes Dec. 20 and l 31, 1901.............

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 7, 1903, and June 28,    1904.

Approved by Sinking [ Fund, Dec. 16, 1903. .

[ Public sale, June 4, 1903, ■{ Action of the Commissioner, July 9, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 19Q8......

/ Action of the Commis-| \ sioner, May 20, 1908. . j

Action of the Commissioner, June 2, and Aug. 19, 1902. Approved by Sinkingl Fund, July 1,

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1908. .

1902....

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 19, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Feb. 19, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, March 21, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 3, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

t Action of the Commis-1 sioner, April 1, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, April 1, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, May 1, 1908......

and

Action of the Commissioner, July 11, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 27, 1903..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908.....

Rent.

2,000.00 per ann. 2,200.00 per ann.

27.50 per ann.

2,200.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

3,500.00 per ann.

3,500.00 per ann.

3,600.00 per ann. 3,780.00 per ann. 3,969.00 per ann.

4,000.00 per ann. 4,400.00 per ann.

1,875.00 per arm.

900.00 per ann.

25.00 per season

3,600.00 per ann.

25.00 per mo.

500.00 per mo.

300.00 per mo.

2,640.00 per ann. 2,904.00 per ann.

27.50 per ann,

125.00 per mo.

1,500.00 per ann. 1,650.00 per ann.

990.00 per ann,

3,000.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

Sept. 1, 1903, to Sept. 1,

1908...........

Sept. 1, 1908, to Sept. 1, 1913...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 1, 1908, to Dec. 1, 1913j

Jan. 1, 1905, to Jan. 1, 1915

March 1, 1901, to March 1 1, 1911.............. ¹

Dec. 27, 1901, to Dec. 27,

Dec. 27, 1911, to Dec. 27,

Dec._27, 1921, to Dec. 27,

March 1, 1904, to March 1

1, 1909............

March 1, 1909, to March i 1, 1914..............

Aug.()L 1903, to Aug. 1, 1

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Lessee or Occupant.

Thomas Ward

Thomas Ward

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

100 feet of bulkhead next northerly off West 1 Seventy-ninth street and upland 50x100 feet in 1 rear of same, 25 feet back from bulkhed line J

Privilege of maintaining scales on bulkhead be- 1 tween Seventy-ninth and Eightieth streets... . J

100 feet of bulkhead next northerly of West }

Seventy-ninth street and upland 50x100 feet I ■

in rear of same, 25 feet back from bulkhead |Thomas Ward

Thomas Ward

Curtis-Blaisdell Company. .

John P. Kane Company. .

New York Contracting 1 & Trucking Company. J

Weber - Bunke - Lange 1 Coal Company

Theresa A. S. Sheridan.

| James Thedford

100 feet of bulkhead next northerly

Seventy-ninth street and about 2,600 square I leet ol upland in rear of same, with privilege of f maintaining scales and coal hopper.......... i

of West

Bulkhead from a point 188 feet south of West Ninety-sixth street extending southerly about 172 feet, and upland in rear of bulkhead between Ninety-fifth and Ninety-sixth streets.. .

188 feet of bulkhead next southerly of Ninety- 1 sixth street, and upland in rear of same

Pier at West Ninety-sixth street, with privilege 1 of maintaining dumping board..............j

Bulkhead extending from the northerly line of Pier at West Ninety-sixth street to souhterly line of Pier at West Ninety-seventh street (180 ft.), and upland in rear of same extend-inshore a distance of 100 feet, for purpose of maintaining a coal yard, and with right to erect fence, etc..........

mg

215 feet south side inner end Pier at West Ninety- 1 seventh street, with dumping board privilege J

Berth and steam hoist on south side Pier at West 1 Nmety-sevenfh street

Season, 1908

Richard Josephs

Refreshments privilege on Pier at West One Hundred and Tewnty-ninth streets..........

July 1, 1907, to July 1, 1912

Eben E. Olcott,

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

■May 1, 1907, to May 1, 1917 May 1, 1917, to May 1, 1922

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com-sioner...............

May 1, 1908, to May 1, 1913 May 1, 1913, to May 1, 1918

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1, 1 1913................/

At pleasure of the Com- 1 mission er

E. E. Olcott.

Iron Steamboat Company.

Anning J. Smith.

Weber-McLaughlin Com- \ pany..................

Weber-McLaughlin Com- \ pany

M. J. Sheehy.

M. J. Sheehy.

John Fleming

John J. Hopper, with ' permission to sub-let a portion of premises to New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company........

New York Central & 1 Hudson River Rail- \ road Company.......J

Outer end, 20 feet of north and south side, and ] 96 feet of the surface of Pier at One Hundred !• and Twenty-ninth street....................J

Temporary baggage room about 15 feet square 1 on pier at West One Hundred and Twenty- 1 ninth street..............................

South side of Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street....................

Privilege of landing excursion boats on north 1 side of Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty- 1 ninth street...............................j

Bulkhead extending from south line of One Hun- 1 dred and Thirty-first street, southerly 125 feet | and about 10,000 square feet upland in rear of 1 same for coal yard with right to erect hoppers, trestle, etc.................

Privilege of maintaining scales on upland south 1 of coal yard, between One Hundred and Thir- !• tieth and One Hundred and Thirty-first streets J

150 feet south side inner end of Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-second street...........

at West

et south side inner end of Pier Hundred and Fifty-second street

150 fe One

North side inner end of Pier at One Hundred ] and Thirty-third street, with dumping board 1 privilege.................................J

Bulkhead from south side of West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street extending northerly about 460 feet, and upland in rear of same....

Bulkhead at West One Hundred and Forty-third street, with privilege to lay tracks across said street....................................

Receiver.

225 00

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100 00

75 00

70 22

225 00

23,367 40

25,000 00

30,000 00

30,000 00

30,000 00

13,541 66

3,900 00

9,000 00

21,000 00

32,500 00

32,500 00

Right of Tenancy.

Resolution, Dec. 6, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 2, 1904. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

Resolution, March 24, 1899

Action of the Commissioner, July 9, 1906. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 9, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 4, 1908. . .

Public sale, Sept. 30, 1903.

Resolutions, March 16, 1900; April 4 and May 31, 1901.........

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 14, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 22, 1905..........

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 31, Aug. 8 and 24, 1906; No 19, 1907. Approv_ by Sinking Fund, Feb. 21, 1906.............

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and Nov. 7, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 27, 1905................

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 6, 1905; Jan. 7 and N 1907.

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 31, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 21, 1906. .

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 23, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb.

Action of the Commissioner, July 18, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 31, 1906. ..

5, 1902...

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2, 1905, nd July 9, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 13, 1905. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2, 1905, and Sept. 18, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 13, 1905. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2, 1905, and Jan. 8,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 13, 1905. .

Rent.

300.00 per ann. 315.00 per ann.

110.00 per ann.

250.00 per ann. 262.50 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

23,367.40 1st term 24,535.77 2d term. 25,762.50 3d term.

25,000.00 1st term 26,250.00 2d term 27,562.50 3d term

30,000.00 1st term 33,000.00 2d term.

30,000.00 per ann. 33,000.00 per ann.

30,000.00 per ann. 33,000.00 per ann.

13,500.00 per ann. 13,600.00 per ann.

3,900.00 per ann. 4,290.00 per ann.

9,000.00 per ann,

21,000.00 1st term 23,100.00 2d term.

32,500.00 1st term 35,750.00 2d term.

32,500.00 per ann. 35,750.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

Jan 1, 1902, to Jan. 1, 1912 Jan. 1, 1912, to Jan. 1, 1922

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

April 1, 1899, to April 1,

1909................

April 1, 1909, to April 1, 1919................

At pleasure of the Commissioner,

At pleasure of the Commissioner. . . .........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Oct. 1, 1903, to Oct. 1, 1908

June 1, 1901, to June 1, 1911, with privilege of two renewal terms of ten years each........

Aug. 1, 1907, to Aug. 1, 1917. ...............

Aug.^1, 1917, to Aug. 1,

Aug. 1, 1927, to Aug. 1, 1937................

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1, \

1917................

Nov. 1, 1917, to Nov. 1, j 1927................

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1,

1917............

Nov. I, 1917, to Nov. V 1927

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1, 1

1916................ '

Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug. 1, 1926................

July 1, 1907, to July 1, 1908 July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1909

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1, \

1916................ J

Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug. 1, 1926................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1, 1

1916................

Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug. 1, 1926...............

Oct. 1, 1906, to Oct. 1, 1916 Oct. 1, 1916, to Oct. 1, 1926

April 1, 1907, to April 1,

1917................

April 1, 1917, to April 1, \ 1927

Lessee or Occupant.

Neptune Bathing Company, assignees.......

John C. Rodgers

Philip F. Donohue.

Philip F. Donohue

A. Marshall

Edward A. Hamilton

lticlxard Cox

John C. Koopman.

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Erie Railroad Company..

Compania Transatlantica

Munson Steamship Line

New York and Baltimore 1 Transportation Line, Dec. 7, 1906, permit to sub-let to the Enter- -prise Transportation Company, one-half of pier.................

United States Government.

New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company................

Union Ferry Company.

New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Company...

New York & Cuba Mail \ Steamship Company... /

Mallory Steamship Company, assignees.......

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

Premises between One Hundred and Forty-ninth and One Hundred and Fiftieth streets, between right of way of New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company and bulk-nead line, for erection of bathing houses, etc.

Pier at West One Hundred and 1 Fifty-second street.,. ..........

j

[    040 s^Bop asnoq q'j'cq aoj js^bav jopun puuq

75 feet of bulkhead and land under water in 1 front of same southerly of One Hundred and kitty-fourth street......................... j

Permit to maintain boat house north of West 1 One Hundred and Sixty-third street

B°FourthS|treet ’ f°0t °f WeSt Two Hundred and 1

Boat house, etc., between West Two Hundred 1 and Fourth and Two Hundred and Fifth streets........

{ UI saSajiAucI Smq^q'japmOpbuq

EAST RIVER.

Pier 4 and half bulkheads adjoining, Broad street 1 Pier, with right to use sheds thereon

widened and extended, Coenties Slip 1 Pier and half bulkheads adjoining, and right to shed pier.......

Pier 7 as

Pier 8, Coenties Slip Pier East, and half bulk- 1 head easterly....................... j

Pier 9, Old Slip Pier with half bulkheads ad- 1 joining

Pier 10, Old Slip Pier, East,

Pier 12, and shed thereon, Wall street Pier

Land under water for platform between west side 1 of Pier 13 and Wall street Ferry

Land under water for ferry racks along the west- \ erly side of Pier New 13

Pier 13, Wall street Pier, east, and half bulk- \ head easterly

Pier 14, Maiden Lane Pier west, and half bulkheads adjoining...........................

Pier 15, Burling Slip Pier, west and half bulk- \ heads adjoining...........................

Received.

2,500 00

16,000 00

24,000 00

625 00

3,375 00

25,060 00

27,500 00

490 60

1,182 51

8,250 00

3,000 00

1,697 03

6,625 00

3,300 00

3,400 00

15,000 00

42,000 00

2,450 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Mav 7, 1902, and Aug. 12,    1903.

Approved by Sinking Fund, June 4, 1902....

{ Action of the Commis-J    sioner, May 7, 1902.

1    Approved by Sinking

L    Fund, June 4, 1902... .

f Approved by Sinking l Fund, Dec. 23, 1903.. .]

J Approved by Sinking l Fund, Dec. 23, 1903... I

/ Approved by Sinking l Fund, Dec. 23, 1903...

Action of the Commissioner, April 21, 1903; May 16, and Dec. 29, Approved by Sinking Fund, May 13, 1903................

1904.

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Feb. 4, 1904. ] Approved by Sinking

l Fund, Feb. 29, 1904. A

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 15, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Oct. 15, 1907, (. and May 1, 1908......

(’Action of the Commis-I    sioner,    June    6,    1907,

i    Aug. 31,    1907,    and

[    May 1,    1908..........

I Action of the Commis-•|    sioner,    May    3,    1907,

and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner,    May    1,    1907,

and May 1 and June 8, 1908................

/ Action of the Commissioner ...............

f Action of the Commis-I sioner, Oct. 8, 1908. 1 Approved by Sinking L Fund, Nov. 4, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commissioner Feb. 1 and May 1, 1908..............

Action of the Commissioner, June 18, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908...

Resolutions, Oct. 20 and Dec. 1, 1899. Action of the Commissioner,

April 24, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, June 13, 1906 and April 24, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906...

Action of the Commis-' sioner, Oct. 18, 1907, and April 24, 1908.

I Approved by Sinking! L Fund, Oct. 23, 1907...

Rent.

2,500.00 1st term. 2,750.00 2d term.

Term of Tenancy.

Lessee or Occupj^nt.

[NeW York & Texas)

Steamship Company | Aug. 7, 1903, to June 1, )

Jan. 8, 1907, assigned i 1912........ f

to Mallory Steamship [ June 1, 1912, to June 1, 1 Company............J 1922....... f

/    16,000.00 1st term

/    17,600.00 2d term.

/ | 24,000.00 1st term 25,200.00 2d term / 1 27,090.00 3d term

2,500.00 1st term. 2,625.00 2d term. . ( | 2,821.88 3rd term 13,500.00 1st term 14,175.00 2d term. / I 15,238.13 3d term.

New York & Texas Steamship

Company June 4, 1902, to June 1, )

Jan. 8, 1907, assigned    1912................ f

to Mallory Steamship June 1, 1912, to Juue 1 i Company............J 1922

„    „    .    _ March 18, 1907, to March \

Fulton Market Fish \    18,1917...... ,

Mongers’ Association. / March 18, 1917, to March 1

18, 1927...........

March 18, 1927, to March i 18, 1937

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, )

1918................

Nov. 1, 1918, to Nov. 1, 1

1928.............. f

1928, to Nov. 1, )

Independent Wholesale 1

Fish Dealers’ Associa- Nov. 1,

tion.................J    1938

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, \ New York    Wholesale)    1918.

Fish Dealers’    Associa-    }    Nov. 1,

tion.................j    1928.

1918, to Nov. 1,

Nov. 1, 1928, to Nov. 1, 1938................

25,060.00 1st term 27,566.00 2d term. / I 30,322.66 3d term.

Nov. 16, 1904, to May 16, )

May 16, 1914, to May 16,

1924..............

IMay 16, 1924, to May 16 1934................

March 10, 1904, to March \

10,1914............. / 27,500.00 1st term,

March 10, 1914, to March 1

10,1924............. / 30,250.00 2d term.

March 10, 1924, toMarch \

10, 1934.............j 33,275.00 3d term.

490.60 per ann.

1,182.50 per ann.

9,000.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann.

1,697.03 per ann,

26,500.00 per ann.

46,500.00 1st term 51,150.00 2d term.

600.00 per mo.

8,000.00 per ann.

15,000.00 per ann.

42,000.00 per ann. 46,200.00 per ann.

2,450.00 per ann. 2,695.00 per ann.

Hartford & New York ) Transportation Com- ' pany................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner........... . f

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ j

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

10 years from date of 1 completion with re- [ newal term of years........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

ten

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1918

Dec. 1, 1899, to Dec. 1, 1909

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1,

1917................

Nov. 1, 1917, to Nov. 1, 1927................

Nov. 1, 1907, to Nov. 1,

1917................

Nov. 1, 1917 to Nov. 1, 1927................

New, York, New Haven ' & Hartford Railrood Company, April 24, 1908. Assigned to the ■ Hartford and N. Y. Transportation Co.....

1 New England Steamship 1 J Company............j

New England Steamship ) Company

Long Island Railroad \ Company

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Long Island Railroad Company............

Sound Transportation / Company.........

Sound Transportation ) Company

New England Navigation 1 Company, assignees... /

New England Navigation \ WCompany, assignees... /

New England Navigation \ Company, asigneess... J

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Bulkhead southerly of Pier 16

Pier 16, Burling Slip Pier, East

Pier 17, Fulton street Pier east, excepting west side; west half of Pier 18, Beekman street Pier, and bulkhead and land under water for platform between said piers.............

Space, 110x20 feet, of the ease side inner end of 1 Pier 18, Beekman street Pier................

Easterly half of Pier 18, Beekman street Pier except 110 feet of the inner end; bulkhead and land under water between Piers 18 and 19, and ( 105 feet of the south side inner end of Pier 19 . J

Pier 19, Peck Slip Pier west, and half the bulkhead northerly............................

Pier 20, Peck Slip Pier east, and half bulkhead westerly..............................

Land under water for extension to platform. . between Piers Old 26 and 27..............’

Land under water for platform east and west 1 Pier Old 27...............................j

/..............uaoAvjaq puaipqnq pun ‘gg pjQ

l raId jo j[i:q A[.iy)sa.vi ‘gg p](j aaij jj-eq /q.iapri'q

Easterly half of Pier Old 33, Oliver street

Land under water for platform between Piers 1 Old 32 and 33

Pier 22 and bulkhead and platrofm northerly.

Piers 22 and 25 and bulkhead and platform in 1 front of same (platform about 17,656 sq. feet). J

Pier old 34 (south side and surface), Pier old S3i \ and bulkhead be tween Piers old 33 and 34. . .

Pier old 34 (south side and surface), Pier old 33i 1 and bulkhead between Piers old 33 and 34... . /

Pier 27, Catharine street Pier east.

Pier 28, Market slip Pier West and bulkhead \ between Piers 27 and 28..................../

Half bulkhead northerly of Pier 28 (83 feet)

Received.

25,000 00

25 00

1,800 00

25 00

20,000.00

476 68

Ooooo’os

1,650 00

300 00

24,250 00

1,487 87

742 56

1, 666 84

17,000 00

330 00

00 066

OS SAX

22,500 00

Rirht of Tenancy.

f Resolutions, Feb. 8, Oct. I 25 and Nov. 8, 1901. 1 Action of the Commis-l sioner, Dec. 4, 1902. . .

I Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1907,

I and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, April 11 and 20, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, April l 27, 1904.............

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 20, 1908. .

Resolutions, Aug. 2, 1894 and Feb. 15,    1901.

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 29, 1902, and Apirl 24, 1907.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Resolutions, Jan. 25 and Mar. 1, 1901. Action of Commissioner, June 16, 1903.............

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd Jan. 20, 1908.....

;i

Action of the Commis-, sioner, May 1, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908

Resolution, Dec. 7, 1900...

Action of the Commissioner, May 23, 1903, and March 17, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903. .

Rent.

25,000.00 1st term 26,250.00 2d term. 27,562.50 3d term.

25.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

Aug. 15, 1901, to Aug. 15, 1

1911................ f

Aug. 15, 191,1 to Aug. 15,

1921................

Aug. 15, 1921 to Aug. 15, 1931...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

May 1, 1904, to May 1, 1909    1,800.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann.

iSeason of 1908

March 1, 1901, to March \

1, 1911............../    20,000.00 1st term

March 1, 1911, to March 1 1, 1921

/    22,000.00 2d term

440.00 per ann.

20,000.00 per ann.

1,650.00 per ann,

300.00 per ann.

24,250.00 1st term.......

25,462.50 2d term.......

26,735.63 3d term.......

5i!

Resolution, Dec. 7, 1900..

Resolutions, Aug. 10, 1888; March 9 and 16, 1893; Feb. 23, and March 2, 1900........

Resolutions, Aug. 10, 1888; June 26, 1890; March 9, 1893; Feb. (    23 and March 2, 1900.

f Resolutions, Nov. 9, 1888 1 March 9 and 16, 1893.

Action of the Commissioner, June 14, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 13, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner. May 1, 1907, l and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-

sioner, Jan. 27 and Nov. 12, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 4 and Nov. 18, 1903.............

Action of the Commi -sioner, July 23, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 4, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, July 23,    1908.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 4, 1908. . . .

1,487.86 1st term 1,562.25 2d term. 1,640.36 3d term.

750.00 per ann. 787.50 per ann. 826.88 per ann.

742.56 1st term 771.12 2d term.

1,666.86 1st term.......

1,730.97 2d term.....

17,000.00 per ann.

1,320.00 per ann.

1,320.00 per ann

175.18 per ann.

22,500.00 1st term 23,625.00 2d term. 24,806.25 3d term.

1,500.00 per ann.

25 cents per square foot per annum. Renewal

terms at an advance of | j ) of 10 per cent. each... J [

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Pier New 29 and half bulkhead adjoining Market 1 Central Vermont Railway street Pier................................/ Company............

Privilege to moor floating church on bulkhead IP. E. Church Missionary 1 west of Pier 30, Pike Slip Pier east..........j Society for Seamen.... J

Edward McDonlad

Joseph Edelson

New England Naviga- 1 tion Company, assignee J

Williams Engineering & \ Contracting Company. /

Maine Steamship Company May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1901, to Jan. 1, 1911 Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, 1921 Jan. 1, 1921, to Jan. 1, 1931

Nov. 1, 1903, to Jan. 1, 1911 Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, 1921 Jan. 1, 1921, to Jan. 1, 1931

......to Jan. 1, 1911.....

Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, i92i Jan. 1, 1921, to Jan. 1, 1931

June 1, 1900, to June 1

1910................

June 1, 1910, to June 1, 1920................

June 1, 1900, to June 1, 1

1910................/

June 1, 1910, to June 1, f 1920..    .

Dec. 31, 1898, to Dec. 31, 1 1908

At pleasure of the Commissioner.............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner.........

March 1, 1904, to March 1 1, 1914.............. .

March 1, 1914, to March 1 1, 1924............../.

March 1, 1924, to March 1 1, 1934..............

Beginning upon the completion of the extension, etc., until exchange of adjacent property.............

10 years from date of completion but not later than April 1, 1911 news each

with two re- f als of 10 years

Maine Steamship Company

New York Telephone \ Company

New York Central & ) Hudson River Rail- > road Company.......J

New York Central & ] Hudson River Rail- 1 road Company.......

New York Central & ) Hudson River Rail- ' road Company.......

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company, assignees.. .

CT3 •

0> c$ •

fc’E

Company, assignees.

Bulkhead between Piers 30 and 31, 130 feet \ with ice-bridge privilege...................

Refreshment privilege on Pier 30

Pier 31, Pike Slip Pier west.

Use of west side of platform westerly of Pier 32.. .

Pier 32, Pike Slip Pier east, with right to erect shed.....................................

125 feet of bulkhead next northerly of Pier 32.....

Cable house, 7x17 feet, outer end of Pier 33, 1 Rutgers Slip Pier west.....................J

Pier 34, Rutgers Slip Pier, and 90 feet of bulkhead southerly............................

westerly side of Pier 34, Rutgers

Extension to Slip Pier..

One-half of bulkhead, easterly of Pier 34

Land under water for widening Pier (old) 45 Jefferson street Pier west.............

!z

Land under water for platform between Pier Old 45 and New 36............

New York, New Haven ) Hartford Railroad > Company, assignees.. . J

Merchants’ Union Ice \ Company.

Merchants’ Union Ice 1 Company

New York, New Haven ) & Hartford Railroad \ Company............

New York, New Haven | Hartford Railroa 1 Company............ I

cw York, New Haven 1 & Hartford Railroad ' Company............

iw York, New Haven ) & Hartford Railroad ) Company

Jefferson street Pier.

88 feet of bulkhead east of Pier (old) 48, Clinton \ street Pier, with ice-bridge privilege.......... '

Berth inshore end, easterly side of Pier 36, Jefferson street Pier east......................

Land under water for extension to Pier Old 49, \ Montgomery street Pier west

Pier 38, Montgomery street Pier west and bulkhead extending from the westerly line of Montgomery street westerly 277 feet 10 inches.....

Land under water owned by the city covered by extension and widening of Pier 39...........

Land under water owned by the City covered by 1 Piers 40 and 41.........................../

Received.

5,220 32

2,949 40

3,500 00

10,500 00

5,000 00

548 63

1,645 89

2,042 16

1,324 68

1,300 00

00 099

1,500 00

840 00

300 00

715 00

00 066

00 001 'Z

350 00

1,100 00

300 00

00 99

2,200 00

2,122 34

Right op Tenancy.

\ Action of the Commissioner, July 23, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Aug. 4, 1908.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Resolutions, July 1,1 1    1898, and March 30,

j l 1900................

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 1, 1908.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 3, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

/ Resolutions, July 1, 1898, l and March 20, 1900. . .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 1, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 31, 1907, and May 25, 1908.....

I f Action of the Commis-| ( sioner, May 1, 1907, | l and May 1, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, April 19, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 1, 1907.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 13, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 3, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 11, 1904. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Resolution, Nov. 15, 1901.

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 7, 1908, and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commis-

sioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commis-| sioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, June 19, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908...

Rent.

1,500 per ann. Renewal terms at an advance of 10 per cent.

5,220.33 per ann.

2,949.38 per ann.

Term op Tenancy.

years

from date of tion but not than April 1, with two renewals of 10 each...........

rs

ileti

10 yea

comp

later

1911

Lessee or Occupant.

New York, New Haven 1 & Hartford Railroad j> Company............J

- ■ °'v York, New Haven )    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    1

& Hartford Railroad }■    missioner.......... /

Company............J

'Ne„w York, New Haven ]    At pleasure    of    the    Com-    1

& Hartford Railroad }■    missioner....... f

Company............J    ¹

Aug. 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908; 14,000.00 per ann.

j j 14,000.00 per ann

/    5,000.00 per ann

2,194.50 per ann.

2,194.50 per ann.

2,042.15 per ann.

1,324.68 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

1,320.00 per ann.

per ann.

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Aug. 1, 1898, to May, 1, 1 1908

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com missioner..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

I At pleasure of the Com- i missioner

(May 1, 1907, to May 1, 1917    1,500.00

900.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

715.00 per ann.

990.00 per ann.

2,100.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

1,100.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann

132.00 per ann.

4,400.00 per ann.

5,000.00 per ann.

| At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

June 1, 1904, to June 1, 1 1909

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner...........f

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- 1 j missioner............

I At pleasure of the Com-! missioner.....

At pleasure of the Com- 1 [ missioner.    <

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner.....

July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1913|

1 New York, New Haven 1 f & Hartford Railroad ) J Company............j

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company............

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Bulkhead between Piers 40 and 41

Land under water for platform in front of bulkhead west of Pier Old 50...................

Land under water for platform between Piers 1 Old 50 and 51.............................

Easterly half of Pier Old 51 and westerly half of Pier Old 52, and small Pier and bulkhead between Gouveneur Slip Pier east and west.. .

Easterly half of Pier old 51 Gouverneur Slip Pier west and westerly half of Pier old 52 Gouverneur Slip Pier east and small Pier and bulkhead between.............................

Westerly half of Pier Old 51 and easterly half of Pier old 52......

1 New York, New Haven 1 / |    & Hartford Railroad !>

Company............

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company............

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company............

1 Simmons Realty and 1 J Construction Company /

Bulkhead platform 225 feet west of Jackson 1 Simmons Realty and 1 street, 80 feet, and extending outshore 60 feet. J Construction Company /

Easterly half of Pier old 53, Jackson street Pier \ west

Land under water for platform between Piers 1 old 51 and 52, including shed

Land under water for platform between Piers old 51 and 52, including shed...............

Land under water for platform west of Pier old 53, Jackson street Pier west.............

f L. Boyer’s Sons

John McDermott & Son..

Crane Company

Benjamin Kronsky & \ Company

Fidelity Warehouse Company................

:James W. Scott,

American Ice Company..

John A. McCarthy.

'John A. McCarthy

Etzel & Son

Northerly half of Pier old 54, Jackson street Pier 1

Land under water for platform in front of bulk- ) head along east side of Corlears street, about 1 5 feet south of southerly side of South street I northerly about 140-5 feet

Bulkhead foot of Corlears street (60 feet) with 1 coal hopper and scales

Bulkhead next southerly of Pier old 55 Grand 1 street Pier    ’

Ice-bridge, scales, etc., on bulkhead between Piers old 56 and 57...........

Use of city property for ice-bridge, scales, etc., \ between Piers old 59 and 60

bulkhead

new-made

Pier new 50, Rivington street Pier; between Piers new 50 and 51, and land in rear.....................

Privilege to maintain fence around new made land in rear of bulkhead between Piers 50 and

51

125 feet of northerly side of Pier 51, Rivington \ street Pier North

j Htzel & Son

I James Shewan & Sons

I James Shewan & Sons

James Shewan & Sons

4-inch steam pipe from coal yard to steam hoist \ on Pier 51

Privilege of maintaining derrick on bulkhead \ between Piers 51 and 52..................../

South half of Pier 52, Stanton street Pier, and 100 feet of bulkhead southerly..............

South half of Pier 52, Stanton street Pier, 132 feet 10 inches of bulkhead southerly and upland in rear of same.......................

Received.

1,760 00

1,845 00

1,059.68

55 00

25 00

1,750 00

1,750 00

00 099

00 099

1,700 00

1,518 75

1,500 00

1,200 00

1,125 00

66 00

1,210 00

1,875 00

500 00

3,000 00

525 00

165 00

00 011

375 00

1,767 50

Right of Tenancy.

( Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 1, 1907, l and May 1, 1908......

Resolution, Nov. 29, 1901.

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 21, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

S Action of the Commissioner, May 20, 1908. .

!■

Resolution, March 29, 1901

Resolutions, April 7, 1899, and March 15, 1901................

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 18, 1907, and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commis-] sioner, May 1 and Oct.

18, 1907, and May 1, 1    1908................

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 7, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Jan. 30, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, July 25, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 16, 1903....

f Action of the Commis-

I    sioner, Jan. 21, 1904.

1    Approved by Sinking

l    Fund, Feb. 5, 1904.. . .

Action of the Commis-j sioner, Jan. 23, and July 22, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 1, 1902.. . .

Action of the Commis-j sioner, Jan. 30, and Feb. 26, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 1, 1908.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

/ Action of the Commissioner, July 7, 1908. . .

Resolutions, Feb. 3 and July 17, 1899. Action of the Commissioner, April 14,    1902, and

July 29, 1904.........

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 4, 1903. Approved by Sinki: Fund, Dec. 23, 1903..'.

Action of the Commis-, sioner, March 16, 1908.

Resolution, Nov. 15, I 1901........

ng

f Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, l and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commissioner, April 26, 1906, [ and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, April 18, 1908. Approved by Sinking

l Fund, May 6, 1908.. ..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908.

Rent.

1,760.00 per ann.

1,845.00 per ann.

1,084.32 per ann.

55.00 per ann.

25.00 for season.

1,750.00 per ann.

1,750.00 per ann.

660.00 per ann.

660.00 per ann

1,700.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann. 1,575.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann

1,500.00 per ann.

66.00 per ann.

1,210.00 per ann,

2,500.00 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann.

3,000.00 per ann. 3,300.00 per ann.

525.00 per ann.

165.00 per ann.

440.00 per ann.

500.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

Term or Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Season of 1908

April 1, 1901, to April 1,

1911

May 1, 1899, to May 1, 1909

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

Jan. 22, 1907, to Jan. 22, 1912...................

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1, 1

1908................ '

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, 1913................

March 6, 1904, to June 1, 1912................

June 1, 1902, to June 1, ] 1902

jApriM, 1908, to April 1, 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

At

Feb. 1, 1899, to Feb. 1, 1908

Dec. 30, 1903, to Dec. 30, Dec- 30, 1913, to Dec. 30,

Lessee or Occupant.

Benj. S. Peck & Company.

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

o feet north side inner end of Pier 52, Stan- ) ton street Pier, and 60 feet of bulkhead on l northerly line of Stanton street..............J \

l I A. W. Welch

J William Bradley

160 feet adjoining B. S. Peck & Co., on northerly side of Pier 52, with privilege of ice-

Land under water covered by dumping board 1 | between Stanton and Houston streets...

/ James Shewan & Sons

Space on bulkhead south of East Houston street 1 for office

Refreshment privilege on Pier at East Third 1 j ' street....................................

South half of Pier at East Fourth street, with \ j privilege of berthing dry dock thereat

Northerly hah of Pier foot of East Fourth street, ) James Shewan & OOIls- , with bulkhead and return along north side of 1 j permit to sub-let to 1 thereat⁶⁶*’ W1*^ prlvilege of keying dry dock j j Chas. L. Dimon et el. . J

Berth at inner end south side of Pier foot of 1 Jlencken & Willenbrock East Fifth street.......................... M Company.........

/ D. Liftman

/ I James Shewan & Sons

/ P. F. & W. A. Kane

Hazelwood Ice Company. .

j James Tregarthen, Son & Company..........

Berth at inner end north side of Pier at Fifth 1 street...........

130 feet north side of Pier at Fifth street with 1 privilege of maintaining ice-bridge, etc......./

Northerly half of Pier at East Seventh street.

Southerly half of Pier at East Eighth street.......Willard Hawes & Co

John F. Walsh et al.

Northerly half of Pier at East Eighth street.

John W. Sullivan

American Ice Company..

Standard Oil Company.

234 feet of the south side outer end of Pier at East Ninth street..........................

8 feet of bulkhead next southerly of Pier at Tenth street..............................

Berth for oil barge at Pier foot of Tenth street....

North half of Pier at Tenth street and whole of ] ¹

Pier at East Eleventh street, excepting the use ■ (Estate of George Daw of water on the north side.................. j

Estate of Geo. Law. ,

New York Mutual Gas ( i Light Company

Joseph Murray, assignee.. . iDec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner ......

At pleasure of the Com-missioner......

May 6, 1908, to May 6, 1913

At pleasure of the Commissioner......

North half of Pier at Tenth street and whole of Pier at East Eleventh street................

Land and land under water, platforms and structures thereon, easterly of the westerly side of Tompkins street, extending from the northerly side of East Eleventh street to the northerly side of Eas Twelfth street, including Pier foot of East Twelfth street.............

Bulkhead at East Fourteenth street............

Consolidated Gas Company

Consolidated Gas Company

Concolidated Gas Company i

A. W. Welch

Permit for movable hopper on bulkhead between \ Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets............ f

Bulkhead at East Fifteenth street,

Bulkhead at East Fifteenth street,

125 feet north side inner end of Pier foot East 1 Eighteenth street, with ice-bridge privilege. . . /

irz

Receive!.

300 00

1,750 00

75 00

330 00

215 75

1,875 00

17,80616

6,150 00

849 19

00 006

6,750 00

7,000 00

440 00

25 00

5,000 00

300 00

330 00

550 00

334 03

6 00 00

300 00

113 67

1,950 00

1,250 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-sioner, June 21, 1906, 1. and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906...

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, June 27, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, Dec. 10, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

f Resolutions, July 19 and and

i Nov. 29,    1901,

l May 5, 1904. . . .

! Action of the Commis-I    sioner, April 24, 1907.

I    Approved by Sinking

I    Fund, May 22, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, March 7 and May 1, 1908..........

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908....

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 8, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 4, 1907... .

Action of the Commis-I sioner, Feb. 14, 1906. | Approved by Sinking Fund, March 8, 1906. . [

Action of the Commis-1907. and

May 1,

May 1, 1908

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Rseolution, Oct. 27, 1892..

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, nd May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, and May 1, 1907

f Action of the Commis-| 1 sioner, May 1, 1907,

[ and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Dec. 9, 1907, l and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 8, 1908... .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 2 and 10, 1904, and Feb. 28, 1908 Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 5, 1904... .

f Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commissioner, April 14, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, April 2, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 16, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 16, 1903. . .

Rent.

300.00 per ann’

1,750.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

110.00 per mo.

600.00 per ann

2,500.00 per ann.

17,806.16 1st term. 18,696.47 2d term. 19,631.29 3d term.

6,150.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

900.00 per ann,

7,000.00 per ann.

7,000.00 per ann. 7,350.00 per ann.

440.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann.

5,000.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

660.00 per apn.

900.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo.

900.00 per ann.

1,800.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

2,600.00 per ann.

2,600.00 per ann.

2,500.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

July 1, 1906, to July 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.........

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

Oct. 1, 1902, to Oct. 1, 1912 Oct. 1, 1912, to Oct. 1, 1922 Oct. 1. 1922, to Oct. 1. 1932

June 1, 1907, to June 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

Lessee or Occupant.

New York Ice Company...

Carroll Box & Lumber Company............

Electric Fireprooffing Company............

H. L. Herbert & Co

H. L. Herbert & Co

H. L. Herbert & Co........

Consolidated Gas Company

O’Brien Brothers

IH. B. Turner Coal Co.

A. G. Foster.

Consolidated Gas Company Jan. 1, 1908, to Jan. 1, 1918

April 1, 1906, to April 1, \

1916................/

April 1, 1916, to April 1, \ 1926.....

• • j

At pleasure of the Com- i missioner......

Season, 1908

Nov. 1, 1904, to Nov. 1, 1 1914.......

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

Jan. 1, 1905, to March 1, 1 1908

At pleasure of the Com-issioner

ini

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

May 1, 1908, to May 1, 1918

i Aug. 1, 1903, to Aug. 1, \ 1908............

1 | New England Navigation 1 J I Company............ I

Railway 1

|New York City Company. . . .

/ |John Dowling

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Privilege to run 10-inch condenser pipe through \ bulkhead foot of East Eighteenth street and ^ under Pier thereat.........................

Bulkhead between East Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.............................

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead between "I Nineteenth and Twentieth streets............J

220 feet south side inner end of Pier at East Twentieth street..........................

100 feet south side of Pier at East Twentieth 1 street, extending easterly from a point 220 1 feet from inner end........................J

320 feet south side inner end of Pier at Twentieth 1 street, with coal hoisting machines.........../

Bulkhead from north side of East Twentieth street to south side of East Twenty-first street, and from north side of East Twenty-first street to south side of East Twenty-second street, with privilege of erecting structures over upon or under marginal street necessary to carry on business o essee.......................

235 feet south side inner end of Pier at East Twenty-first street, with dumping board privilege..................................

150 feet south side of Pier at East Twenty-first street, from a point 235 feet from bulkhead easterly..................................

Berth for steamer “Angler” at south side outer \ end of Pier at East Twenty-first street

500 feet of the northerly half of pier at East \ Twenty-first street

Southerly side outer end and surface of Pier at East Twenty-second street................

Use of marginal street for car tracks, in front of ferry house foot of East Twenty-third street....................................

Refreshment privilege on Pier at East Twenty- \ fourth street

Bulkhead between Twenty-fifth and Twenty- 1 [Candee, Smith & How-sixth streets..............................j land Company.......

Carl H. Schultz

John McDermott & Son... .

Samuel Stewart.

Curtis-Blaisdell Company..

Curtis-Blaisdell Company..

American Ice Company..

Koehler & Co.

IJames J. Godfrey

•James J. Godfrey

John H. Starin

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through \ bulkhead foot of East Twenty-sixth street. /

Berth and steam hoist on south side of Pier at East Twenty-eighth street..................

Coal hoist and berth north side of Pier at East 1 Twenty-eighth street

Coal hoist and berth south side of Pier at East J Twenty-eighth street.......................j

Berth at south side of Pier at Twenty-ninth 1 street, with privilege of maintaining coal 1 hopper...................................J

250 feet south side inner end of Pier at East \ Thirtieth street, with ice-bridge privilege.....

Suction pipe through bulkhead and under Pier 1 foot of East Thirtieth street

Pier at East Thirty-first street.

Pier at East Thirty-first street.

Pier at East Thirty-second street.

Received.

3,600 00

440 00

4,000 00

200 00

1,762 50

2,000 00

726 00

366 67

300 00

300 00

325 00

7,000 00

600 00

660 00

880 00

150 00 £

583 34

300 00

2,838 52

1,500 00

750 00

225 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, Dec. 2, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 5, 1904... .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1 and June 3, 1908................

Action of the Commis-

sioner, Feb, 16 and i    Sept. 29, 1905. Ap-

i    proved by Sinking

l    Fund, Feb. 23, 1905. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 26, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907 and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1904, and April 1,    1905.

Approved by Sinking Fund, July 20, 1904...

f Action of the Commis-1907,

\ sioner, May 1, l and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 24, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 2, 1906, and May 1, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, July 1, 1902 and !    Dec. 28, 1904. Resolu-

[    tion, March 16, 1900. .

Resolution, July 1, 1901. Action of the Commissioner, June 24, 1905..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 23, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 22, 1905.

Action of the Commis-missioner, March 24 and May 1, 1908.....

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 14, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 26, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, March 13, 1907.

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 25, 1904, and Dec. 5, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 21, 1904.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Mar. 14, 1905, and May 1, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 12, 1905..

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 22, 1907. .

Rent.

3,600.00 per ann

440.00 per ann,

Term of Tenancy.

}Jaa 1, 1905, to Jan. 1, 1910

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

1910:    4,000.00 per ann

50.00 per mo

1,800.00 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann, 2,100.00 per ann,

726.00 per ann.

1,100.00 per ann,

300.00 per ann,

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann,

7,000.00 per ann, 7,350.00 per ann. 7,717.50 per ann. 8,103.38 per ann. 8,508.54 per ann.

600.00 per ann. 630.00 per ann,

660.00 per ann,

880.00 per ann.

600.00 per ann.

700.00 per ann,

300.00 per ann.

2,838.50 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann. 2,100.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

900.00 per ann.

Lessee or Occupant.

Pennsylvania, New York & Long Island Railroad Company........

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER Pier at East Thirty-third street. . .

Land under water for extension to Pier at East \ Pennsylvania Tunnel & 1 Thirty-third street......................../ Terminal Railroad Co. /

j Oct. 1, 1905, to Oct. 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Aug. 1, 1904, to Aug. 1,

1909................

Aug. 1, 1909, to Aug. 1, ¹    1914.

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner............j

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

Pennsylvania, New York ] & Long Island Rail- ! road Company . .

C. J. Gallagher

John N. Briggs

Pier at East Thirty-fifth street as widened and extended................

ter 80 feet on south side of pier foot 1 Thirty-sixth street for unloading sand J

Use of out of East

125 feet south side inner end of Pier at East \ Thirty-sixth street, with ice-bridge privilege. . j

120 feet of bulkhead next southerly of East]

thirty-eighth street and upland in rear of }■ Joseph Gordon same extending inshore 80 feet............. . J

Joseph Gordon

New York Edison Com- 1, pany

Hupfel Brewing Company.

j At pleasure of the Com- \ / I missioner

1 Kips Bay Brewing and 1 / Malting Company..... /

Telephone "1 At pleasure of the Com-.........j missioner............

Use of upland south of East Thirty-eighth street ] in rear of premises leased with right to main- } tain structures for handling coal.    J

Bulkhead foot of East Thirty-eighth street......

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead at East Thirty-eighth street........................

Privilege to run pipe through bulkhead at East Thirty-eighth street.......................

Cable house on bulkhead at East Thirty-eighth 1 New York street....................................j Company.

Sept 1, 1904,    to    Sept.    1,    j    |

Sept. 1, 1914,    to    Sept.    1,    1

1924    (

Edision Electric Illumi- ] Sept. 1,' 1924, to Sent’ V

nating Company of \    1934.....

New York...........J    Sept. 1, 1934,    to    Sept.'    1,    }

1944............. *    ¹

Septal, 1944, to Sept. 1,

July 1, 1901,    to    July    1,    1

1911............ ...    >

July ^1, 1911, to July 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

Brown & Fleming Con- 1 tracting Company. . . . /

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company............

ier foot of East Thirty-ninth street, bulkhead 1 between Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth streets f and reclaimed land back of bulkhead......    ;

Bulkhead at East Fortieth street, with privilege 1 of maintaining dumping board..............j

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-third street.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

April 1, 1905, to April 1, 1908................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Jan. 1, 1907, to Jan. 1, 1917

June 11, 1904, to June 11,

1909................

June 11, 1909, to June 11, 1914................

May 1, 1905, to May 1, 1908

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lehigh Valley Railroad 1 Company............ f

Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company......

Schwarzschild & Sulz- \ berger Company

Schwarzschild & Sulz- 1 berger Company

Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company......

P. F. & W. A. Kane.

Owens & Co

York City Milling mpany............

New

Co

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-fourth street.

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-fifth street.

Bulkhead at foot of East Forty-fifth street......

Privilege to maintain twelve inch suction pipe through bulkhead at foot of East Forty-sixth street....................................

Land under water between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth streets, for platform.

Northerly side of Pier at Forty-sixth street.......

Bulkhead foot of East Forty-seventh street, with return along southerly side of East Forty-seventh street.............................

Bulkhead at East Forty-eighth street.

Received.

186 88

220 00

220 00

300 00

825 00

27 50

416 67

1,100 00

8,550 00

1,783 13

00 009

400 00

00 00k

300 00

1,812 52

1,732 50

150 00

1,500 00

1,500 00

6,500 00

750 00

618 76

559 32

214 52

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-sioner, March 31 and l May 1, 1908..........

f Action of the Commissioner,    May    1,    1907,

I.    and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commissioner,    May    1,    1907

[ and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-■1 sioner, June 21, 1906, [ and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commis--j    sioner,    May    1,    1907,

and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commis--1 sioner, March 27 and [ May 1, 1908..........

Public sale, July 16, 1896...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 23 and Nov. 14, 1907. Approved by Sinking l Fund, Nov. 13, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908.

Resolution, April 26, 1901.

Action of the Commissioner, May 26, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 7, 1905....

Action of the Commis-; sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, June 21, 1906, and May 1, 1907......j

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, Feb. 26 and I ¹ April 18, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 13, 1903.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 27, 1907. Approved by Sinking Fund. June 26, 1907...

/ Resolutions, April 21 and \ July 25, 1899.........

f Action of the Commis-I    sioner, June 24, 1903.)

]    Approved by Sinking

l    Fund, July 16, 1903.. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

f Resolution, May 11, 1900. Action of the Commissioner, July 16, t 1902, and April 3,1

I 1903................

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Oct. 10 and 26, l 1908................

Resolution, Nov. 22, 1901..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Rent.

300.00 per ann.

220.00 per ann.

220.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

550.00 per ann.

330 00 per ann.

500.00 per ann,

1,100.00 per ann. 1,210.00 per ann.

8,550.00 per ann,

1,800.00 per ann.

600.00 per ann.

800.00 per ann......

800.00 per ann

300.00 per ann.

1,812.50 per ann.

1,732.50 per ann.

150.00 per ann,

3,000.00 per ann

3,000.00 per ann,

6,500.00 per ann. 6,825.00 per ann. 7,524.66 per ann. 7,166.25 per ann. 7,900.79 per ann.

900.00 per ann.

750.00 per ann.

618.75 per ann.

559.30 per ann.

214.50 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 j missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............

Aug. 1, 1906, to Aug. 1, \ 1916

Aug. 1, 1916, to Aug. 1, \ 1926................/

Lessee or Occupant.

/ I Artificial Ice Company. . . .

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Suction pipe through bulkhead foot of East \ Fifty-third

street

Land under water in front of south half of block j Consumers’ Brewing 1 between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth streets.. . j Company............

Land under water in front of north half of block \

between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth streets.. . / Jetter Brewing Company. .

/ Peter Doelger

Privilege of maintaining suction pipe through 1 bulkhead at East Fifty-fifth

street

mpany. .

=3

r.

■J

fluegel

S’° : I : £

la

street for coal ho

.5

W

ll

11

c8

East

house, etc

East Fifty-sixth and East Fifty-seventh streets /

Land under water for site for bulkhead between \ jSchmitt & Schwanen- 1 East Fifty-sixth and East Fifty-seventh streets / i fluegel

Land under water between Fifty-ninth and Six- 1 |New York Steam Com- 1 tieth streets

pany

Bouker Contracting Com-\ I Nov. 25, 1907, to Nov. 1 pany................/    25, 1912.............

Stegemann - Rockefeller 1 At pleasure of the Com- \ Ice Company......... f I missioner............

Farmers’ Feed Company 1

of New York and New j |May 1, 1901, to May 1, 1911 Jersey..

Ehrenreich Bros., as-) signed _ to Standard I

j- Gas Light Company | Ju y 1, 1905, to July 1,

J 1 March 6, 1906.........j I

At pleasure of the Commissioner.........

, pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............j

I At

June 1, 1903, to June 1, 1912.

Aug. 1, 1907, to Aug. 1, 1912................

; " ■............6061

fZ Aepj o| ‘6681 ‘fZ

Aug. 1, 1903, to Aug. 1, 1 1908................/

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

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rH t-H r—I H r-H £h

rtrtrt-iH O

k*! k*1 ^ r>) <*)

c$ c$ c3 c3 s3 2

SS3SSS -B

O O O O O t|—i

-+-> -+J +3 +3 -+J Q

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rH i-H t-H tH H ^ O

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r— m

>1 t>i >> >1 >»    a'3

c3 c3 c3 c3 c3 -p H

gsgss «!

,—H r-H rH H —H

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

at East Sixtieth street, with 1 privilege.................../

South side of Pier dumping board

150 feet south side inner end of Pier at East \ Sixty-first street, with ice-bridge privilege. . . . J

Filled-in land and land under water for plat- 1 form south half of block between Sixty-second !> and Sixty-third streets.....................j

cond

rear

Northerly half of bulkhead between Sixty-se and Sixty-third streets, with upland in thereof.

Standard Gas Light Com- \ pany

[Standard Oil Company.

American Malting Company

American Ice Company.. . .

Central Brewing Company

John A. Bouker.

John A. Bouker.

Manhattan Railway \ Company............J

A. J. Forman

! Nathaniel Wise

J. Rheinfrank Company. . .

Independent \ Hygeia Ice Company. J

Y orkville

G. Knoche

Northerly half of bulkhead between Sixty-second and Sixty-third streets with upland in rear thereof..................................

Privilege to maintain pipe at foot of East Sixty- 1 third street...............................j

Bulkhead foot of East Sixty-third street and between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth streets, and site on reclaimed land for grain elevator', scales, etc...............................’

Bulkhead from a point 270 feet north of the northerly side of East .Sixty-fourth street and running thence southerly a distance of 150 feet with privilege of maintaining ice-bridge,

etc

Platform in front of bulkhead between Sixty- \ eighth and Sixty-ninth streets

Dumping board on bulkhead between Seventy- 1 first and Seventy-second streets

Dumping board on bulkhead betweed Seventy- 1 first and Seventy-second streets.............J

Bulkhead from south side of East Seventy-fourth j street to north side of East Seventy-fifth street /

100 feet of bulkhead south of East Seventy-eighth 1 street with privilege of maintaining scales, |-hoist and hopper..........................J

Bulkhead platform between Seventy-ninth and ] Eightieth streets.. o........................

Use of land under water for platform between 1 Eighty-first and Eighty-second streets.

Crib bulkhead and platform adjoining north side 1 of East Eighty-second street

Land under water for platform near foot of East \ Eighty-third street

Received.

75 00

75 00

524 00

125 00

3,500 01

1,300 00

2,956 25

4,665 00

00 009

1,147 50

1,275 00

825 00

288 93

720 00

27 50

27 50

1,890 00

25 00

1,215 41

1,250 00

1,000 00

3,850 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-! sioner, May 4, 1905 ) Approved by Sinking ¹ Fund, May 10, 1905. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 25, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 29 and Aug. 14, 1908........

Resolution, Feb. 11, 1898..

f Action of the Commis-) sioner, Feb. 28, March 1 7, and July 17, l 1908................

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 13, 1908. ,    Approved by Sinking

l    Fund, Nov. 4, 1908. ..

Resolutions, March 10 and July 31, 1899.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, March 28,

., May 13,

1903

Public sale (sealed bids), Dec. 16, 1907. Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 29, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 18, 1907...

Action of the Commissioner, June 11, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-■j sioner, May 1, 1907, I [ and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1907, [ and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 31, 1907, and Mar. 3, 1908......

/ Resolution , Nov. 15 and 1 Dec. 6, 1901..........

Action of the Cornmis-/ sioner, May 13, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, April 27, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, May .10. 1905.. .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 20, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-J sioner, April 30, 1908.

Approved by Sinking l Fund, May 6, 1908....

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 26, 1908.

f Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 9, 1908. Approved by Sinking l Fund, Nov. 4, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-j sioner, June 15, 1903.

Approved by Sinking l Fund, July 2, 1903.. .

16,

29,

f Resolutions, April i 1896, and April l 1897............

Rent.

150.00 per ann.

150.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo.

1,500.00 per ann.

3,500.00 per ann.

3,500.00 per ann. 3,850.00 per ann.

1,300.00 per ann.

2,750.00 per ann. 3,025.00 per ann.

4,665.00 per ann,

600.00 per ann,

1,200.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann.

825.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

720.00 per ann.

55.00 per ann.

55.00 per ann.

1,890.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann. 1,650.00 per ann.

2,500.00 per ann,

2,500.00 per ann,

2,000.00 per ann.

3,850.00 per ann,

Term of Tenancy.

July 1, 1905, to July 1, 1908

Lessee or Occupant.

Sam’l McGarigle, Pres. \

Cygnet Boat Club...../ July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1911

Description of Property.

EAST RIVER.

Premises foot of East Eighty-fourth street, with 1 Sam’l McGarigle, Pres. 1 privilege of maintaining boathouse.........../ Cygnet Boat Club.....J

Premises foot of East Eighty-fourth street with \ privilege of maintaining boat house.......... J

1 Thomas Thedford & Son, 1 At pleasure of the Com- \ / Inc..................j missioner............/

XXXXX March 1, 1898, to March 1 j Consolidated Ice Company 1, 1908

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

American Ice Company...

.    . T „    Dec. 1, 1908, to Dec. 1, 1913

American Ice Company... . Dec. 1, 1913, to Dec. 1, 1918

Aug. 1, 1899, to Aug. 1, \ 1909................/

Ehret & Ruppert.

Berth 100 feet inner end north side of Pier at Ninety-first street.........................

Pier at East Ninety-first street, with ice-bridge 1 privilege and reservation for public bath......

Bulkhead and upland between Ninety-first and Ninety-second streets......................

Bulkhead and upland between Ninety-first and Ninety-second streets......................

Bulkhead at East Ninety-third street

Northerly side of Pier at East Ninety-fourth 1 street

/ Hencken & Willenbrock. . . May 1, 1903, to May 1, 1908 May 1, 1908, to May 1, 1913

Bulkhead between Ninety-fourth and Ninety- ]

dumpfngeboardWith privllege of maintaining j William E. Cleary, as- 1 Dec. 28, 1907, to Dec. 28,

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

/ William Hagadorn

1,795 square feet covered by ice-bridge at foot 1 of East Ninety-eighth street............ f

,    .At pleasure of the Com-

Consolidated Gas Company missioner

Bulkhead between Ninety-eighth and Ninety-ninth streets.......................:......

[At pleasure of the Commissioner........

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner...........f

At pleasure of the Commissioner........

Dec. 1,1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

At pleasure of the Commissioner.........

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

June 1, 1907, to June 1. 1909................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............ i

May 10, 1908, to May 10, \

May 10, 1913, to May 10, 1918............ ...

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, 1913................

Aug.^1, 1903, to Aug. 1,

National Ice Company .

[Robert J. Wright & Son....

Harlem Independent Hy-geia Ice Company.....

John Cloughen, March 16, 1908, assigned to Joseph Murray.......

Forty-second street Manhattan ville, and St. Nicholas Ave. R. R. Company............

New York City Railway Company............

Bunke & Meyer

Adolph Jacobs

Henry L. Joyce

Robert McWilliam

HARLEM RIVER.

South side of Pier at One Hundredth street, \ with privilege of maintaining ice-bridge, etc f

Bulkhead at East One Hundred and Fifth street

Maintaining pipe under marginal street and pier 1 at toot ol One Hundred and Eighth street.. J

Floating dump at bulkhead between One Hun-dred and Seventh and One Hundred and Eighth streets.................

Permit to maintain car tracks on marginal street between One Hundred and Ninth and One Hundred and Tenth streets..........

Permit to maintain tracks on marginal street between One Hundred and Ninth and One Hundred and Tenth streets...........

187 feet of bulkhead between One Hundred and Ninth and One Hundred and Tenth streets, with privilege of maintaining trestle and coal handling devices.......................

Refreshment privilege on Recreation Pier at \ East One Hundred and Twelfth street

Northerly side of Pier at East One Hundred and 1 Twelfth street............

Bulkhead and upland south of East One Hundred and Fifteenth street......................

/ Robert McWilliam

Robert McWilliam.

ManhattanJState Hospital..    .T.⁷.’AprU

Bulkhead and upland south of East One Hundred 1 Hundred and Fifteenth street

Bulkhead and upland south of One Hundred and Fifteenth street.......................

Pier at East One Hundred and Sixteenth street 1 and 50 feet of bulkhead southerly.........../

Received.

1,625 00

550 00

1,000 00

760 00

997 50

300 00

229 20

156 76

18,870 55

13 75

33 33

800 00

1,249 52

410 00

2,475 00

1,000 00

450 00

300 00

1,031 20

150 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-f sioner, Dec. 6, 1906, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......|

Action of the Commissioner, March 8, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 26, 1906. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

] sioner, May 1, i. and May 1, 1908

f Action of the Commis-■j sioner, June 6, 1906, l and May 1, 1907

f Action of the Commis-1907,

Action of the Commis-| sioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, nd May 1, 1908......

:i

Action of the Commissioner, May 24 and . June 19, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 7 and 26, 1905................

Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, and May 1, 1907

■ H*

f Action of the Commis-| ] sioner, July 11, 1906, and May 1, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 22, 1902, and May 8,    1903.

Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 24, 1902.. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 16, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 20, 1906...

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1904. Approved bv Sinking Fund, Nov. 10, 1904. .

f Public sale, Oct. 4, 1896. Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 15, 1906. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Rent.

1,500.00 per ann.

550.00 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann

760.00 per ann

1,000.00 per ann

300.00 per ann.

229.21 per ann.

156.75 per ann.

18,850.00 per ann. 21,650.00 per ann. 24,900.00 per ann.

55.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

800.00 per ann. (to be fixed by appraisal but not less than $1,000.00...

1,249.50 per ann. 2d term' [ to be fixed by arbitration | '

410.00 per ann. 451.00 per ann.

2,475.00 per ann. 2,722.50 per ann.

1,000.00 per ann.

] Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 29 and Nov. 20, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 4, 1902... .

j f Action of the Commis-]    sioner, Juue 21, 1906,

l    and May 1, 1907......

f Action of the Commissioner, May 28, 1906, I I and July 29,    1907.

Approved by Sinking Fund, May 28, 1906, and Sept. 20, 1907.. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 7, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 9, 1908.. .

/ Action of the Commissioner, April 17,

450.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann,

1,031.20 per ann. 1,289.00 per ann. 1,546.80 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann. 1,650.00 per ann.

1908 .

300.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner........

May 1, 1906, to May 1, 1909

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............J

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.........

At pleasure of the Commissioner.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 29, 1907, to Dec. 29

1917.............

Dec. 29, 1917, to Dec. 29

1927..............

Dec. 29, 1927, to Dec. 29 1937...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner........

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At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner.......

June 30, 1902, to June 30, ]

1912

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

July 1, 1917. to July 1, 1927 July 1, 1927, to July 1, 1937

Jan. 1, 1909, to Aug. 1. 1911 Aug. 1, 1911, to Aug. 1 1916................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

Montgomery-Dotter Ice Company............

Interborough Rapid] Transit Company.....

Jacob Ruppert

Terry & Tench Construe- \ tion Company..........

Martin J. Kane

Traders’ Hygiene Ice \ Company

Interborough Rapid \ Transit Company..... /

M. D. Williamson

Interborough R a p i d 1 Transit Company

William P. Durando.

| Jacob Kohlman

Fort George Coal and \ Lumber Company..... /

| Henry J. Hemmens

Harlem Contracting ] Company

Third Avenue Railroad ) Company

Church E. Gates & Company................

Harlem Transfer Company,

Interborough Rapid ] Transit Company.....

Central Railroad Com- 1 pany of New Jersey... J

New York Sanitary Util- 1 ization Company...... J

William J. Hyland

niam-

Description of Property.

HARLEM RIVER.

Northerly side of pier at East One Hundred and Nineteenth street, with privilege of taining ice-bridge, scales, etc..........

Land under water for bridge pier, at One Hun- ] dred and Twenty-ninth street, and Second avenue..........................

Bulkhead at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street and Second avenue..................

Bulkhead and between One

Hundred and Thirty-first streets to north side of One Hundred and Thirty-first street and upland in rear of same.....................

135 feet of bulkhead extending along easterly ) line of Lexington avenue, with ice-bridge \ privilege....................

upland from a point half way Hundred and Thirtieth and One

Ten.inch suction pipe through bulkhead foot 1 One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street

avenue.

Land under water for Pier at Lenox

Permit to maintain coal hoisting trestle within \ the lines of One Hundred and Fifty-first street /

Land under water on the westerly side of the Harlem river northerly of West One Hundred and Fifty-ninth street extending along the pierhead line 1, 506 feet; easterly side of the Speedway 671 feet; westerly side of the marginal street 810 feet, and northerly of land belonging to estate of William Lynch 405 feet, containing an area of 405,825 square feet

Land under water for boathouse, etc., southerly 1 side of Sherman’s Creek..................../

Land under water for boathouse, etc., on south shore of Sherman’s Creek

359 feet of bulkhead at Sherman’s Creek, with right to shed..............................

under water outside original high-water mark between north side of Academy or Two Hundredth street and south side of Two Hundred and First street, with right to construct bulkhead wall with intake and discharge tunnels through same.....................

Land

Land under water from south side of Two Hundred and First street to north side of Two Hundred and Second street, 320 feet, and from mean high water to bulkhead line.......

Land under water between Two Hundred and ) Sixteenth and Two Hundred and Eighteenth t streets, west side of Harlem river............J

BRONX.

Land under water for bulkhead near One Hun- 1 dred and Forty-sixth street (7,274 square feet) J

Bulkhead platform foot of Park, formerly Railroad avenue..............................

Exits for cable system through bulkhead at Lincoln avenue...........................

Land under water between Third and Lincoln avenues..................................

Northerly side of Pier foot of East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street....................

Bulkhead feet of Seventh street, Unionport

Received.

225 00

44 38

50 00

400 00

165 00 a

27 52

08 66F‘b

25 00

1,081 97

820 00

1,118 28

178.75

25 00

165 00

2,000 00

1,650 00

880 00

820 00

1,500 00

2,250 00

3,200 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 3, 1907. . .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 13, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

I Action of the Commis-1907,

i sioner, May 1, l and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 29, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, March 21, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 18, 1906. .

f Actoin of the Commis-l sioner, April 10, 1908..

I Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 29, 1908..

i f Action of the Commis-■I sioner, Nov. 20, 1907, I [ and May 1, 1908,

Action of the Commissioner, April 3 and June 10, 1908........

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 10, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 30, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 30, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1607, and May 1, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1 and Dec. 9, 1908................

Action of the Ccirmissioner, May 1, 1607, and May 1 and Dec. 9, 1908................

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 8, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1607, nd May 1 and Dec. 9,

1908

Resolution, Hov. 22, 1201..

Action of the Commissioner, May 26, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 14, 1904. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908

Rent.

150.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

50.00 per ann,

50.00 per ann.

400.00 per ann.

165.00 per ann.

27.50 per ann.

150.00 per ann.

4,499.80 per ann. 5,624.75 per ann. 6,749.70 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo.

166.66 per mo

136,870.50 per ann. Renewal term of an advance of 10 per cent.....

165.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann,

165.00 per ann.

2,000.00 per ann.

1,650.00 per ann.

880.00 per ann.

2,240.00 per ann.

75.00 per mo.

1,500.00 per ann.

2,250.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure oj the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Sept. 1, 1906, to Sept. 1,

1916................

Sept. 1, 1916, to Sept. 1,

1926................

Sept. 1, 1926, to Sept. 1, 1936................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure oj the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner .........

[For a term of 10 years from date of occupation with a renewal term of 10 years......

At pleasure of the Com- f missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Lessee or Occupant.

Wm. D. Howell

Thomas B. Watson.

P. J. Heaney Company... .

B. C. Murray,

Thos. B. Browne’s Son Co..

John S. Bush

Thomas Manning.

I John C. Rogers, Jr.

Oak Point Land and 1 Dock Company

Excelsior Yacht Club.

American Ice Company.

Commercial Coal Co.

Alfred Richards...

Cypi ien Fabre & Com- 1 pany

Moquin Offerman Wells Coal Co.............

New York and New Jersey Telephone Company................

jz. O. Nelson & Son

Union Ferry Company.

O’Brien Bros.

D. M. Ressequie

Borough Construction \ Company

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1911

July 1, 1904, to July 1, 1909

/    3,200.00 per ann

At pleasure of the Com- 1 I missioner............ '

[Frank M. Knauss

Patterson & Elder

American Ice Company....

Description of Property.

BRONX.

Bulkhead foot of Seventh street, Unionport.

Pier foot of Main street, City Island...........

Bulkhead foot of One Hundred and Seventy-second street, Bronx river..................

Bulkhead foot of One Hundred and Seventy- \ fourth street, Bronx river

Town dock at Westchester.

Land under water on east side of Westchester creek, south of Main street, Causeway........

Use of space for shanty on Old Town Dock, \ Eastchester

Land under water for temporary Pier south side \ of Givan’s Creek, Baychester, Bronx

Band under water owned by the city between ] liftany and Cabot streets southerly of the l Boulevard, for construction of piers. . J

Eastern

BROOKLYN.

Space on north side of Sixtieth street, South \ Brooklyn, for boat house...................

150 feet south side outer end of pier between \ Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets, Brooklyn. /

Berth for unloading coal boats on pier between \ Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets...........j

Use of basin between Twenty-eighth and Thirty- 1

^    ’.’F    S,?*? be situated between 1

1 hirty-hrst and Thirty-second streets

Bulkhead foot Sackett street, Gowanus canal

Cable crossing foot of First street, Gowanus canal.

Bulkhead on westerly side of DeGraw street, 1 Gowanus canal

Wharf property occupied by ferry structures 1 foot of Atlantic avenue

175 feet of bulkhead on easterly side of Clinton avenue extension, with privilege of maintaining dumping board........................

Bulkhead and upland from a point 660 feet north from the southerly end of the Clinton avenue bulkhead..........................

224 feet of bulkhead on easterly side of Clinton 1 avenue extension with dumping board privilege J

150 feet of bulkhead Clinton avenue extension ] with upland in rear extending back a distance f of 30 feet.................................J

200 feet of bulkhead west side of Fleeman street, 1 Wallabout Basin, with ice-bridge privilege.... J

150 feet inner end south side of Pier 4, Walla-bout Basin, with ice-bridge privilege.........

S Erie Railroad Company

200 feet outer end north side of Pier 4, Walla- \ bout Basin...............................

Received.

187 50

15,000 00

206 25

1,000 00

12,000 00

400 00

1,200 00

00 006

1,320 00

660 00

37 50

56 24

12 50

150 00

225 00

75 00

112 50

300 00

1,100 00

12 00

171 36

30 00

12 00

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 24, 1906. \    Approved by Sinking

I    Fund, Oct. 10 and Nov.

I 1, 1906..............

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 24, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Oct. 10 and Nov. 1, 1906..............

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Oct. 8, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-)    sioner, Sept. 9, 1903.

I    Approved by Sinking

l    Fund, Oct. 16, 1903. . .

Resolution, Nov. 18, 1898..

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 14, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, March 28, 1907. I Approved by Sinking l Fund, April 17, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, a nd May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, and May 1, 1908......

f Action of the l sioner, May 1

Commis-, 1908... .

Action of the Commis-j sioner, May 20 and 28, 1908................

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 18, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-■j sioner, May 1, 1907, 1 and May 1, 1908......

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907, l and May 1, 1908......

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, April 13, 1908..

/ Action of the Commissioner, April 16, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-{ sioner, June 21, 1906, l and May 1, 1907......

Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 30, and Aug. 30, 1904. Approved by Sinking Fund, Feb. 5, 1904. . .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. . I

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907.

f Action of the Commis-l sioner. Sept. 16, 1907. [

Action of the Commissioner, May 13, 1908. .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .!

Rent.

750.00 per ann.

15,000.00 per ann. 17,325.00 per ann.

825.00 per ann.

1,500.00 per ann.

12,000.00 per ann. 13,200.00 per ann. 14,520.00 per ann.

1,600.00 per ann.

1,200.00 per ann,

75.00 per mo.

1,320.00 per ann.

660.00 per ann.

37.50 per ann.

56.25 per ann,

12.50 per ann.

150.00 per ann,

300.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

150.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

1,100.00 per ann,

12.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

85.68 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann

Term of Tenancy.

Nov. 1, 1908, to Nov. 1, 1916................

Nov. 1, 1906, to Nov. 1, 1

1916................ )

Nov. 1, 1916, to Nov. 1, 1 1926.

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

Nov. 1, 1903, to Nov. 1, 1 1908.

Jan. 1, 1900, to Jan. 1, 1

1910................

Jan. 1, 1910, to Jan. 1,

1920................

Jan. 1, 1920, to Jan. 1, 1 1930.......

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

May 1, 1907, to May 1, 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner.........

At pleasure of the Com- ' missioner. . . .

Season, 1908

Season, 1908

i Season, 1908...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner ........

At pleasure of the Commissioner........

At pleasure of the Commissioner...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner ..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner..........

Aug.^28, 1904, to Aug. 28, 1

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner, or till May 1 1 1912................ '

At pleasure of the Commissioner 2r till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1 1912

Lessee or Occupant.

New York Central & ] Hudson River Rail- \ road Company.......j

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Foster-Scott Ice Com- \ pany

Richard J. Foster

Railroad

Pennsylvania Company..

Lehigh Valley Railroad \ Company

Augustus W. Welch

August Grill

L. Boyer’s Sons Company..

Harlem & Morrisania Cons. Transportation Line.................

H. P. Miles

Description of Property.

BROOKLYN.

Half bulkhead south of Pier 3, Wallabout Basin. .

Pier 3, Wallabout Basin and adjoining bulkhead...

Southerly half of bulkhead between Piers 3 and 4 Wallabout Basin.........................

bulkhead between Piers 3 and 4, \ Wallabout Basin, with ice-bridge privilege.. . . /

Pier No. 2, Wallabout Basin, and half bulkhead ’ each side

Berth (100 feet) for barge south side inner end Pier 1, Wallabout Basin..................

125 feet on Wallabout canal, Kent avenue, 1 opposite Ross street

Berth westerly side of Hewes street, Kent avenue ] basin, YVallabout canal, with privilege for ice-bridge.............................

Northerly side of pier foot of South Fifth street.

1 j Automatic Vending Com- ] / j pany................. /

J. Tanbert

Mrs. H. Morris

M. R. Boyle

Permit to land propellers to take on freight at Metropolitan avenue pier...................

Metropolitan avenue pier, privilege of maintaining vending and weighing machine on recreation pier.............................

Automatic Vending Machines on Recreation Pier Metropolitan avenue

Sale of ice cream bricks Brooklyn...............

SPheadfBayUilding f°0t 0cean avenue, Sheeps- 1

Recreation Pier, i

on

SPheadf<BayUilding f°0t °Cean avenue’ Sheeps- i

/ Mrs. Ann Gilbert

George C. Tappen

SheepsIfeadBf f°0t °f Sheepshead Bay Road, 1 !

Land under water foot of East Twenty-seventh street, Sheepshead Bay.......

QUEENS.

1 rivilege to maintain pipe at foot of Nott street. . j Standard Oil Company.

Elmer E. Keeler

August Schaefer

Joseph Steiner and Edw. 1 F. Schwanke

fer and 1 er........ J

Westerly side of pier at Whitestone and 120 feet 1 at the outer end easterly side, with right to shed, 120 feet, of the outer end..............J

Plot at Goose Creek, Jamaica Bay, Lot No. 134.

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot No. 135

Joseph Paul

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 138

Joseph Paul

Schae

Keafe

August

Joseph

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 151

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 158

Received.

30 00

31 50

101 40

30 00

60 00

30 00

120 00

15 90

79 38

30 50

' 30 00

00 03

120 00

40 50

84 00

24 00

28 20

87 36

12 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Oct. 11, 1907...

f Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Feb, 25, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 17, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-i 1 sioner, July 17, 1908

/ Action of the Commis-¹

1 sioner, May 15, 1908. . I

[ Action of the Commis-

1. sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 29, 1907. .

f Action of the Commis-I l sioner, Nov. 20, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner. Oct. 11, 1907. .

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II

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Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 10, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, April 29, 1908.. |

/ Action of the Commis-I l sioner, Sept. 25,908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 16, 1907. .

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 16, 1907. .

Rent.

30.00 per ann,

31.50 per ann.

101.40 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

38.70 per ann.

63.60 per ann.

105.84 per ann.

36.60 per ann.

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

27.00 per ann.

42.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann,

12.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann

25.20 per ann.

149.76 per ann,

12.00 per ann.

34.20 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1. 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, j> 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, J-

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

I At pleasure of the Com- ) I

! missioner or till May 1, I

1912..........

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............y ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............y ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 1 1912.............^    ’    j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 1912. . ..........._ ;

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 1912.............•*.    ’

At pleasure of the Com-missi2ner or till May 1 1912.............J    ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912............. ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912........... * ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, j

Lessee or Occupant.

Chas. Noehren, Jr'.

Chas. Noehren

Mrs. Elizabeth Hesbach... .

;0. F. Lauer

Monroe & Remsen

Chas. Noehren. Jr

Cap. John Tilley.

Joseph Paul

Joseph Paul

Albert C. Reinhard

Geo. F. Garbe

Ichas. Noehren

!Clifford S. Hadley.

......National Boat Club

Cowen & Maguire

IWm. C. Krick

[J. Amerinan.

Chas. H. Barrett,

Mrs. Caroline Kenn

j Thomas Pearsall

Alex. F. Baylis & W. A. 1 Shipley..............j

Garrison, Higbis & Angel- 1 man

Wm. H. Watts

John Simons

M. McNamara

Chas. G. Strang.

Chas. Grolz

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 162

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 163

Plot at Goose Creek, Lots 174 and 175

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 187

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 190

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 192

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 197

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 198

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 199

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 403

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 404 and 405

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 407, 408 and 409.

Plot at Goose Creek, Lot 411

Plot at Big Egg Marsh, Block 19a, Lot 35

Plot at Big Egg Marsh, Block 35, Lot 15

Plot at Big Egg Marsh, Block 35, Lot. 16

and 19..

Plot at Big Egg Marsh, Block 35, Lots 18

Plot at Big Egg Marsh, Block 45, Lot 28

Plot at East High Meadow, Lot 90

Plot at East High Meadow, Lot 91

Plot at East High Meadow

Plot at Hassock Creek, Lot 94

Plot at Straight Creek Marsh, Lot 93

Plot at Broad Creek Marsh, Lot 89

Plot at Horse Island

Plot at Duck Creek Marsh, Lot 96

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 100

Received.

36.00

72 00

71 00

28 00

108 00

00 09

25 20

48 00

12 00

62 40

55 80

27 36

120 00

00 09

69 20

15 00

21 60

42 20

36 00

51 60

15 00

45 00

00 09

173 40

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, July 25, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-[ sioner, April 15, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 27, 1.08.-

f Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

f Action of the Commis-| I sioner, May 15, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Rent.

36.00 per ann.

72.00 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

78.00 per ann.

54.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

25.20 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann,

12.00 per ann.

31.20 per ann.

55.80 per ann.

mil! ,i3d gg ■ iz

60.00 per ann,

60.00 per ann.

34.20 per ann.

15.00 per ann,

21.60 per ann.

22.20 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

51.60 per ann,

45.00 per ann.

45.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

173.40 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioi

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

HI

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, }■ 1912

At pleasure of the Com- 1 | missioner or till May 1, [ 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, } 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, ! 1912................

At pleasure of the Com-'ssioner or till May 1, 12................

nn

19

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Combiner or till May 1,

. . i miss 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

1912............. ;

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

1912..............;;

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912..........." ;;

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

1912 .............;

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912............. .

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912............. .

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912............. .

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner......

In'

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

Lessee or Occupant.

Liberty Island Rod and Gun Club............

Joseph Lehy

J. A. Billings

John Pashke

James A. Dimelow

Edward J. McGlynn

Richard Shoemaker

Mrs. Louise Heilman

John Freeman

Wm. H. Morgan

Edw. H. Murr

jEdw. E. Kochkeller

. . . . VV. H. Watts......

[Hiram Cadmus

Richard Shoemaker.

Estate of Mrs. Hannah E. Owens...........

J. Mason Van Kleeck.

Geo. Starkey,

Jacob J. Hoffman

Trident Fish & Gun Club. .

Jas. Knapton

J. J. Goodman, M. D

James L. Jordan

Geo. Starkey.

Chas. Grolz

Estate of Mrs. Hannah | E. Owens

The Raunt Club.

Description of Property.

QUEENS. Plot at The Raunt, Lot 101...

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 114

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 115

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 118

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 120

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 122

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 123

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 124

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 125

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 126

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 127

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 128

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 129......

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 130

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 131

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 132,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 133

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 147,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 149

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 150,

Plot at The Raunt, Lots 152 and 173

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 153

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 155

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 156.

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 157

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 160

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 165.

Received.

28 00

28 80

81 98

81 60

00 09

8 00

30 00

35 00

147 60

41 04

60 60

43 20

mgm

24 00

30 00

30 00

60 00

30 00

34 00

17 50

10 00

22 50

22 50

22 50

00 fZ

Right'of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

J Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 11, 1907. .

f Action of the Commis-| I sioner, Aug. 23, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 11, 1907. .

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11

mis-

08. . .

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Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 13, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, March 24, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, July 20, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 24, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 28, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 1, 1905. . .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Rent.

16.80 per ann.

14.40 per ann.

81.98 per ann.

81.60 per ann

60.00 per ann.

18.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann,

35.00 per ann.

49.20 per ann,

20.52 per ann.

20.20 per ann.

43.68 per ann.

43.20 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann,

30.00 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

34.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

10.00 per ann.

12.00 per ann,

Term of Tenancy.

Comay 1,

At pleasure of the * missioner or till M 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912............

At pleasure of the l missioner or till M 1912............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !>

Comay 1,

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, j.

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, !■

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912..............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................J

bsss

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............. ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912............. ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912............. ’

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912............. .’

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, [

At pleasure of the Commissioner oi* till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, |

Lessee or Occupant.

Jas. V. Dunleavy

Edw. H. Muir

Wm. Grolz

j Dolphin Club

Matthew J. Sullivan

Mrs. W. H. Murray

Hamilton Club

Adam Straub.

Joseph Endres

Frederick Lumm.

Fidelia Fishing Club

Warren Cornell

W. Ross Martin, M. D,

White Star Rod & Gun

Wm. C. Liebfried

Concord Launch Club

M tthew J. Sullivan

I Matthew J. Sullivan

Conrad Beller

Mrs. Bruce Stickle

Kensington Rod & Gun Club................

J. G. Truelson

Kensington Rod & Gun Club

Silah H. Hitchcock.

C. H. Watts

Mary V. Meeteer.

Mrs. Katie Staplefield

Description of Property.

QUEENS. Plot at The Raunt, Lot 168...

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 169,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 170

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 171

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 172,

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 178

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 179

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 180

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 181

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 182

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 183

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 184

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 185

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 186

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 193

P ot at The Raunt, Lot 194

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 195

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 196

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 400

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 401

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 402

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 406

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 410

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 412

Plot at The Raunt, Lot 413

Plot at The Raunt.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 4

Received.

15 60

11 00

26 28

21 60

30 00

62 10

25 38

13 50

15 00

39 50

17 10

26 40

19 80

37 12

31 20

00 09

15 00

5 00

16 50

22 80

21 74

20 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 18, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908..

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, March 31, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

! Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

I Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-

\ sioner, Dec. 31, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-| \ sioner, Aug. 30, 1907

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

j Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 25, 1908. .

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Rent.

15.60 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

26.28 per ann.

21.60 per ann.

40.85 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

32.10 per ann.

66.00 per ann.

25.38 per ann.

13.50 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

19.50 per ann.

26.10 per ann,

17.10 per ann.

26.40 per ann.

19.80 per ann.

22.27 per ann.

31.20 per ann.

17.40 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

19.50 per ann.

16.50 per ann.

16.50 per ann.

22.80 per ann.

21.74 per ann.

18.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

t pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com .. missioner or till May 1 1912...............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, > 1912................J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, I 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

S.£ l

i=;

ire of

ier or ti

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At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............y

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till Mav 1 ' 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1. 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1

Lessee or Occupant.

Benedict Brenner,

Chas. H. Matty.

Chas. Dehyle

R. John McGarvey

Jacob C. Vollharder

F. J. Sperling.

Edward Karscher.

Frank Hammer & Co.

J. Hardwick.

Herman Neeb

Joseph Stehle.

iWm. F. Phillips

Henry Schuler.

John Sultan

Paul Frey.

I. S. Williamson

James S. Williamson

Wawanda-Club

Herman Rex.

Egon Eisenhauer.

Wra. H. Broomhall.

Samuel Hines

Mrs. Catharine Hesse

Alfred Shaw.

Caroline Kenn.

Unity Fishing Club.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1 Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel. Block 1, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lot 12.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1. Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 1, Lots 14 and 15.. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lots 1 and 2

Plot at Broad Channel. Block 2, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel. Block 2. Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 31

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 32......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lots 32a and 33a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2. Lot 29

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 34

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 2, Lot 36

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 5,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 6.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 3, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 4, Lot 7

Received.

29 40

21 00

42 00

25 00

30 00

36 00

67 80

38 22

55 44

52 92

44 52

67 12

74 51

40 26

102 86

38 40

22 50

57 60

40 32

37 92

30 00

55 00

35 92

34 08

40 64

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

S Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

! Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-] sioner, Sept. 16, 1907. .

[ ( Action of the Commis-] sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner. May 15, 1908. .

A / ction of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 15, 1907. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Aug. 12, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

J Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Rent.

14.70 per ann.

21.00 per ann.

42.00 per ann.

21 00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

48.81 per ann.

67.80 per ann.

38.22 per ann.

55.44 per ann.

52.92 per ann,

44.52 per ann.

67.12 per ann.

74.51 per ann,

40.26 per ann.

47.62 per ann.

38.40 per ann.

30.00 per ann,

57.60 per ann,

40.32 per ann.

37.92 per ann.

28.44 per ann.

55.20 per ann.

35.40 per ann.

34.08 per ann,

40.64 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, |

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ] mis|ioner or till May 1, !■

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ] missionermr till May 1, !• 1912    r

iui

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912..........

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j

pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912..............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1

At pleasure of the Com- ] ^'ssioner or till May 1, i

At pleasure of the i missioner or till M 1912.......

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 l 1912............. . . j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 \ 1912............. . . j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912............

Comay 1,

(At

nn

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, }

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, l 1912................ i

At pleasure of the Com-,] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, |

Lessee or Occupant.

C. & M. Young.

Benjamin Shaw

A. Valois

Joseph Shaw

Mrs. Nellie Carpenter.

Leopold Marx

Edward H. Schleuter.

Peter G. Taylor.

Henry C. L. Wenk

Wm. P. Wagner

Chas. A. Wagner.

Edward Gunnell

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Street, Block 6, Lot la

Plot at Broad Channel,’Block 6, Lot 2a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 3a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 6, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 8, 9, and 10.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 11 and 12.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 13 and 14. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 15 and 16. . Adam Hebeler.

[Otto J. Sporck

Ernst A. T. Bjerrun

(Dennis O’Neil

Mrs. Mary Seiler

J. E. Brundin

John Palmer

Chas. Suffie

Fred S. Hasloch

Joseph Rubsam

Marion Boat Club

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lots 17 and 18.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 19a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 24

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 26

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 27

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 28

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7. Lot 29

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 30

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 31

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 32.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 33..........F. L. McSorley,

F. L. McSorley

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 34......

I Chas. Robertson

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 35

Received.

.78 00

40 00

36 74

34 80

32 70

30 90

30 00

25 66

29 39

19 98

25 38

12 00

40 32

35 16

27 36

18 48

28 44

39 29

38 72

24 00

20 64

12 00

24 24

18 74

Right of Tenancy.

! Action of the Commis-\ sioner. Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, July 6, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, June 30, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 23, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 28, 1908. .

1 Action of the Commis-[ sioner, April 30. 1908 .

[ / Action of the Commis-! \ sioner, Dec. 5, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907.. |

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commis-[ sioner, May 15, 1908. . j

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Aug. 29, 1907. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 16, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. . I

f Action of the Commis-! \ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907.. j

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Rent.

39.00 per ann,

37.94 per ann

36.74 per ann,

34.80 per ann.

32.70 per ann.

30.90 per ann.

29.26 per ann.

34.22 per ann.

35.27 per ann.

23.98 per ann.

33.84 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann

40.32 per ann.

50.04 per ann,

35.16 per ann.

27.36 per ann,

18.48 per ann,

13.44 per ann,

39.29 per ann.

18.72 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

20.64 per ann.

12.00 per ann.

12.24 per ann.

18.74 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till Mav 1, i 1912

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1912............. . . j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1. i 1912...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure-of the Com- 1 missioner or till Mav 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- } missioner or till May 1, \ 1912.............. . r

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1,

I At pleasure of the Com-| missioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till Mav 1 1 1912................ ‘

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till Mav 1 I 1912..............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com-I missioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till Mav 1 1 1912...............;

[At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, !■ 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till Mav 1, \ 1912............. . ..'

At pleasure of the Com-| missioner or till May 1,

[At pleasure of the Com- ]

I missioner or till Mav 1 ' 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j-

1912. . . .

Lessee or Occupant.

Dorscht Lodge Y. C.

Henry Lemaire

Rip Rorer Boat Club

Owl Fishing Club

Henry H. Smith

Robert W. Williams

Valentine Schrepfer

R. J. McGarvey.

Gordon C. Tuttle

Frank B. Arnzen

James Smith

Mrs. Rose Ringston

Stuke & Smith

Louis C. Ott, Jr.

Aetna Fishing Club

Bernard Dougherty

Ljohn J. Denise

Herman J. Ulrich

Chas. Siglinger.

Herman Winkelseth

Louis C. Ott

Tony S. Massimo

Louis C. Ott.

William Berger

Frederick Gessler.

John J. Winkelseth.

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 36

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 37

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 38

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 39

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 40

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 41

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 7, Lot 42,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 8, Lot 14.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 10, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 10, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 10, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 12, Lots 18 and 19. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 13, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 5n

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 5s

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lots 7 and 14..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lots 8 and 9.. . .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 15

Received.

20 10

31 50

30 00

75 00

30 00

12 50

20 00

25 00

12 60

60 00

27 00

00 09

60 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

33 00

32 40

45 00

20 64

32 08

17 81

12 60

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 30, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, June 26, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 \ sioner, Dec. 24, 1907.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, March 31, 1908.

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 17, 1907. .

fAction of the Commis-] 1 sioner, Aug. 13, 1907.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Cornmis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

J Action of the Commis-i sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 30, 1907..

Rent.

20.10 per ann

32.24 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

74.40 per ann,

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

12.60 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann,

33.00 per ann.

32.40 per ann.

45.00 per ann.

20.64 per ann.

16.04 per ann,

14.26 per ann.

12.60 per ann.......

:J

Tebm of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, \ 1912................    \

At pleasure of the Com- } missioner or till May 1, \ 1912................    \

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................    J

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, \ 1912................ }

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, > 1912................ )

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1 1912............. .

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till Mav 1 1 1912................ j

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1 1912...........

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j

o g •' *S g : ■S g : *8 g : og :

1912....

I'l

as

At pleasure of

missioner or till

1912

At pleasure of the Com- i missioner or till Mav 1. 1 1912............. . . j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, l 1912............. . . j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

pleasure of the Com- "] missioner or till Mav 1. ! 1912..........

At

Lessee or Occupant.

Chas. A. Zeiss

Edward Baker

Pastime Fishing Club

Christian Hobbs

Rev. H. F. Murray.

Rev. H. F. Murray.

Val. Mahlman

Frederick Eckhardt.

Edw. F. Lafferty.

J. Richard

Geo. T. Provost, Jr.

Frederick Eckhardt.......

Frederick Eckhardt

Mrs. I. Jacobson

Geo. C. Breivogel

Chas. P. Gaelzenrichter.

Lawrence W. Rice

Wm. Gay.

Louis A. Steinmetz

Edgar L. Moore

Francis J. Kraemer

Gaiety Yacht Club

Wm. Carey

Henry J. Hoehn & Co

Cheerful Liars F. C.

David Hensler

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 15a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 16

lot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 14, Lots 18, 19, 20 and 21........................

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 15

Plot atkBr°aLd Channel, Block 15, Lot 19, and 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 15, Lot 25

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 15

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 18

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 17, Lot 19

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 6.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 18, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lots 2a and 3a.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lots 2 and 3....

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19, Lot 13.......

Received.

12 00

30 00

30 00

30 00

27 00

18 67

18 00

00 06

45 00

20 00

33 00

24 75

25 00

19 82

49 00

24 75

67 80

35 00

33 60

33 60

33 60

33 60

33 60

33 60

33 60

33 60

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908, .

. f Action of the Commis-1 sioner. Sept. 10, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 10. 1908,,

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Oct. 11, 1907...

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, Oct. 29, 1907..

f Action of the Commis-l sioner, Sept. 19, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 28, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 30, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 17, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-1 \ sioner, May 15, 1908,

/ Action of the Commis-j \ sioner, May 15, 1908,

/ Action of the Commis-1 \ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908.

Action of the Commis sioner, May 15, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908.

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner. Sept. 16 1907.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Rent.

12.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

27.00 per ann,

28.00 per ann.

27.00 per ann.

90.00 per ann.

30.00 per ann,

30.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann,

33.00 per ann.

24.18 per ann.

20.84 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

33.90 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann,

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

33.60 per ann.

Teem of Tenancy.

t pleasure of the Com- ) mis|ioner or till May 1, j-

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or 1912.......

At pleasure of the Com- ] [ missioner or till May 1, 1912...............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912............

till May 1, j.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

■(pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

A pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

pleasure of the Com- } missioner or till May 1, i

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1. 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner gr till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............. . .

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............. . .

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................ J

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

Lessee ok Occupant.

John C. Kopins

J. Oberly

Frederick Wills

[Monett & Willis

!sea Gull Fishing Club

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19. Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 25

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 26

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 27

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 28

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 29........Martin P. W. Wolf

Thomas J. Marsh

Chas. Schmitt

Chas. Schmitt.

Gerald Griffin

E. Bittorf.

Pauline Kaufman

Chas. A. King.

A. D. Sullivan

Geo. O’Shea

John Kenny

Thos. F. Cary,

Geo. B. Kinder,

John C. Schroeder

James T. Harris

P. J. Andrews

John S. Burnett.

Bilms & Shaughnessy,

A. Ottman

Crescent Quartette Club. . .

Geo. J. C. Shields

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 30

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lots 31, 32 and 33.......................

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 34

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 19a, Lot 36

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 20, Lot 26

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 5.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 10

Received.

132 88

32 40

83 88

53 54

32 88

68 84

33 00

30 00

20 24

12 00

79 80

11 00

2s so

25 44

so _'S

24 00

22 50

on on

30 00

30 00

00 08

00 30

30 00

27 36

:;n ss

Right of Tenancy.

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, July 25, 1907. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907. .

f Action of the Commis-| \ sioner, May 15, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-| \ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 21, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

A tion of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 28, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, March 12, 1908.

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner. May 15, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 25, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 11, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Rent.

66.44 per ann.

32.40 per ann.

41.94 per ann.

53.54 per ann.

32.88 per ann,

68.84 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

27.74 per ann.

20.24 per ann,

12.00 per ann

102.06 per ann

12.00 per ann,

28.80 per ann

25.44 per ann

89.28 per

12.00 per

30.00 per

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann

33.18 per ann

30.00 per ann

27.36 per ann.

15.44 per ann

30.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Corn- ] missioner or till May 1, | 1912................J

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912..............

I At pleasure of the Commissioner, or till Mav 1, 1912............

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- }

missioner or till Mav 1, !■

1912............. . .

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............y

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till Mav 1 1 1912............. ; r

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, f 1912................    \

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till Mav 1. 1912.............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912............

At pleasure of the ! missioner or till M 1912............

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

hom-ay 1,

! Lessee or Occupant.

P. C. Eckhardt,

Arthur C. Zimmer,

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lots 11 and 12..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 21, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lots 1 and 2a... ;Fred Balheimer

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lots 2b and 3.. . jMurcott & Steffens

Eggers & Schmidt

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lots 5 and 6. .. . (George Stenger

Charles Reinig,

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 7

Edward Severin

Joseph E. Siebree

Fred. Heiber

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 8

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 22, Lot 9w

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lots 1 and 2.... Enterprise Fishing Club... .

■ Enterprise Fishing Club..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lot 3

Entre Nous Fishing Club. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lot 2a

Peter Brennan

Charles Foeller

Michael J. Forbes

Stephen H. Gothard.

R. C. Jarrold

Arthur W. Miller

A. & M. Klaiber

No Name Club

Robert O’Grady

Panzer & Kaufman

Mrs. J. Demand

Jas. Williamson

Wm. H. Williamson

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lot 3a

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 24, Lots 4-10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 38

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 40

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 42

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 46

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 47

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 29, Lot 48

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 2

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 4.

Received.

14 63

12 00

15 60

13 61

10 50

30 00

79 00

27 00

20 00

40 50

20

00 09

190 00

56 40

31 20

22 2,(1

51 54

|S (Id

22 10

:u it:-;

21 60

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 7. 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 30, 1908.

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, March 31, 1908.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Sept. 16, 1907.

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, May 15,1 908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 30, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, July 16, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 10, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Nov. 30, 1908..

/ Action of the Commis-

\ sioner, Aug. 12, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11. 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 24, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Feb. 8, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 7, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Jan. 22, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, July 17, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 26, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

' Rent.

13.50 per ann

12.00 per ann.

12.60 per ann.

12.60 per ann.

12.60 per ann.

30.00 per ann.

39.00 per ann.

27.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

60.74 per ann.

32.40 per ann

30.00 per ann

30.00 per ann.

120.00 per ann.

79.20 per ann.

82.51 per ann.

68.70 per ann.

56.40 per ann.

33.00 per ann.

31.20 per ann.

22.50 per ann.

26.54 per ann,

24.00 per ann.

23.10 per ann.

31.03 per ann,

/ Action of the Commis-28.80 per ann........ 1 sioner, July 27, 1908. .

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, l

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............. ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1

1912.............”    ;

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912.............y    ’

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till Mav 1 1912.......... y    ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912............. ’

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till Mav 1 1912..............    . ’

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till Mav 1 1

1912.............y    . .’ j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, !> 1912............. . . r

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.....

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912.............

Lessee or Occupant.

Archie Jarrold

Simeon S. Pye

Edw. F. Garcia

Stephen Golding.

Tony Angelke

Everett W. Sharkey.

Andrew Elliott.

Gustav Hoppe

Gus. Stutzman

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 37

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 38

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 40

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 41

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 30, Lot 42

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 9

Pier at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 34, Lot 22

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Plots 1, 2 and 3. P. O. Connor.

Jno. F. Timmons

Samuel Robinson

|P. O’ Connor.

J. H. Heissenbuttle

Mrs. L. B. Willett

Daniel Doncaster,

[Daniel Doncaster.

Conrad Garbe

Tlieo. Sperling

John J. Bridges

Frank Goehringer.

C. Broschard.

August Hahn

Frederick Suesser

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 35, Lots 20-23

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 42, Lots, 1, 2 and 3

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lots 17-21

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lots 25, 26 and 27

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 45, Lots 29 and 30..

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 54, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 7

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 13

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lot 15

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 100, Lots 16 and 17.lFred Brennan, Jr.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lots 1, 2 and 3. Win. H. Harlow

Received.

12 36

20 is

12 00

CM

24 00

l2l 20

27 50

27 30

30 00

30 00

25 00

25 00

95 06

30 80

25 80

24 00

21 00

18 00

15 00

30 00

30 00

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-X sioner, May 21, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-! \ sioner, May 21, 1908. .

Action of the Commis-{ sioner, May 21, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-j 1 sioner, April 7, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-}• sioner, April 30, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. . I

J Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-ioner, May 15, 1908. .

Rent.

12.00 per ann.

12.36 per ann.

12.00 per ann

18.90 per ann

12.00 per ann.

37.44 per ann.

12.00 per ann,

60.60 per ann

61.80 per ann

27.30 per ann........! i

/ Action of the Commis-27.30 per ann........ \ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

| f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

I f Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908

eg

£ 05

On

Action of tl

sioner.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 17, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15,-1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, March 12, 1908.

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 29, 1908..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, April 6, 1908...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 10, 1907..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 11, 1907.. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

27.76 per ann,

28.20 per ann.

27.30 per ann

25.00 per ann.

25.00 per ann

49.60 per ann.

26.40 per ann.

25.80 per ann.

24.00 per ann

21.00 per ann,

18.00 per ann.

28.80 per ann

15.00 per ann.

15.00 per ann,

15.00 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, j 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, t 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, {•

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, 1 1912—..............j

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, !> 1912................j

I At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1,

■    1912................

{At pleasure of the Com-. I missioner or till May 1, 1912................

I At pleasure of the Com- 1 . I missioner or till May 1, ' 1912................

| At pleasure of the Com-i missioner-or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner or till May 1, {■

1912................ I

pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1    1

I 1912............. j

the Codit 1 ill May 1, \

Lessee or Occupant.

John McCurry

Wm. H. Harlow

Mrs. H. L. Dodd

L. S. Fenton

Geo. E. Lewis & Co

Wm. Sandstrom

Chas. Richard.......

Description of Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 4

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 5

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 101, Lot 6

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 105, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 105, Lot 12

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 106, Lot 14

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 108, Lot 1

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 1 and 2. . . Slinti Rod & Gun Club. .

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 3 and 4.. . I.lohn McCurry

Chas. Antony.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 5.......

Dr. C. W. Brantigan......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 6.......

Win. A. Black.......

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 7

! At

|John J. Lambert.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 8.

|At pleasure of ; missioner or til 1912........

(At pleasure of the Com- ] j missioner or till May 1,

At pleasure of the Com-I missioner or till May 1 1912. . . .•.........

At pleasure of the Com- ) missioner or till May 1, l

Louis Alsgood

Wm. Engel.

Phillip Schappert

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 9

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 10

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 11

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lots 12 and 13. . (Kalkbrenner & Exner

Com-

At pleasure of the

missioner or till May 1, 1912.............

Chas. P. Weis

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 14

At pleasure of the Com- ) 'ssioner or till May 1, j

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ) 'ssioner or till May 1, \

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

mi

Chas. P. Weis

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 15

John A. Schoepp

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 16

Edw. H. Madison

Pawnee Club

(Jacob J. Velton

Chas. Whelan

(Frederick Gessler.

C. J. Lawler.

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 17

Plot at Broad Channel, Block 109, Lot 18

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 142

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 143

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 145

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 146.

Received.

24 00

50 00

1 00

11 06

18 25

8,780 00

8,780.00

6 68

50 00

333 36

150 00

120 00

2,062 09

2,433 20

4,191 68

2,954 17

8,133 28

1,200 04

120 00

180 00

360 08

70 32

70 32

20 00

36 00

24 00

24 00

Right op Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Sept. 16, 1907..

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Nov. 4, 1908. ..

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 15, 1908. .

Action of the Commissioner, May 15, 1908. .

1 Action of the Commis-/ sioner, May 29, 1907. .

Action of the Commissioner, April 4, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 5, 1905. . .

1 Action of the Commis-l    sioner, April 4, 1905.

f    Approved by Sinking

Fund, April 5, 1905. . .

Action of the Commissioner, April 4, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 5, 1905. . .

/ Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1907. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1907. . .

Rent.

12.00 per ann.

48.89 per ann.

15.00 per ann.

1.00 per ann,

12.60 per ann.

73.00 per ann.

8,780.00 per ann. 9,658.00 per ann. 10,623.80 per ann.

8,780.00 per ann..

9,658.00 per ann..

10,623.80 per ann..

900.00 1st term 990.00 2d term. 1,089.00 3d term.

40.00 per ann........| \

150.00 per ann.

/ Action of the Commis-j \ sioner, May 1, 1908.. . I

300.00 per ann

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908.. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, Oct. 25, 1905. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-t sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

I Action of the Commis-t sioner, June 30, 1908. .

J Action of the Commissioner, June 30, 1908..

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . .

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 22, 1907. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-j \ sioner, June 30, 1908

150.00 per ann.

120.00 per ann,

1,500.00 per ann.

2,433.20 per ann.

3,900.00 per ann.

4,750.00 per ann.

8,600.00 per ann.

1,400.00 per ann

120.00 per ann.

180.00 per ann.

460.00 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

60.00 per ann.

36.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

24.00 per ann.

Term op Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Commissioner or till May 1, 1912................

At pleasure of the Com- ] ‘ssioner or till May 1, |

At pleasure of the Com- ] missioner or till May 1, |

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

Lessee or Occupant.

Louis C. Ott.

Wm. P. Amberman

Michael P. Burke,

Pastime Fishing Club.

Chas. F. Kloepper.

Standard Varnish Works. .

May 29, 1905, to May 29,

1915................

May 29, 1915, to May 29,

1925................

May 29, 1925, to May 29, 1935.......-.........

May 29, 1905, to May 29,

1915................

May 29, 1915, to May 29,

1925................

May 29, 1925, to May 29, 1935................

10 years, with two re- ] al terms of 10 years each.................

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

ational Auto. Weighing 1 At pleasure of the Com- ) Machine Company. . . . j I missioner............/

new

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner........

At pleasure of the Co - \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the C2m-missioner.........

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.....

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............]

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner........

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Co.. .

Richmond Light & Rail- 1 road Company

Description op Property.

QUEENS.

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 161

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 189

Plot at Broad Channel, Lot 414

Maintain board walk at Broad Char, ael between 1 Lots 8 and 9, Block 22

Ditch Road, Thurstons Creek

RICHMOND.

Land under water for platform at foot of Hous- 1 man avenue

STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Tracks for steam railroad in station at St. George, 1 Staten Island.............................J

Tracks for trolley lines in station at St. George, 1 Staten Island

Tracks on viaduct between Jay Street and Ter- \ [Richmond Light & Rail- 1 minal Station, St. George, S. I............... f I road Company........ f

One chime and bell machine, Richmond Terminal. J Rowland H. Maryland.

Weighing machine at Richmond Terminal

N. Y. Telephone Company.

N. Y. & N. J. Telephone \ Company

Pay station at Manhattan Terminal......

Pay station at Richmond Terminal

Chas. M. Schwalbe

Barber shop at Richmond Terminal

jU. S. Express Company... .

Store room at Richmond Terminal......

U. S. Post Office

Wm. Wharton

James Hughes

Catoggio Bros.

Jos. Lapitino.............

Western Union Telegraph 1

Co

New York Herald

H. P. Miles

N. Y. Centadrink Co

N. Y. Centadrink Co

Richard Kostas

Chas. Beaszler

Chas. Beaszler.

Matthew Kiernan.

Carrying mails on ferry, etc..................

Newspaper and flower stands, machines, etc., Manhattan Terminal...............

etc., 1

Newspaper stand, restaurant, machines, Richmond Terminal...............

Boot blacking business

Music on boats

Office at Richmond Terminal

News bureau at Manhattan Terminal

Weighing machines at both Terminals

Mineral water machine at Manhattan Terminal.. . .

Mineral water machine at Richmond Terminal....

Fruit stand at Manhattan Terminal

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal.

15U

Received.

24 00

24 00

196 76

112 98

54 16

25 82

125 16

958 33

466 65

473 31

96 66

28 67

525 00

97 82

97 82

00 f

10,000 00

11,000 00

20,104 24

10,379 36

3,500 00 7,200 00

22,500 00

12,857 24

32,150 00

26,000 00

27,500 00

Right of Tenancy.

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1907. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, Dec. 3, 1907. . .

/ Action of the Commis-ioner, Jan. 13, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-l sioner, July 3, 1908. . .

! Action of the Commis-1 sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

I Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 30, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908..

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, June 30, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commissioner, May 1, 1908. . .

( Action of the Commis-1 sioner. May 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 30, 1908. .

/ Action of the Commis-\ sioner, May 1, 1908. . .

/ Action of the Commis-1 sioner, June 30, 1908. .

f Action of the Commis-\ sioner, July 6, 1908. . .

Public sale, Dec. 21, 1897. .

Rent.

24.00 per ann.....

24.00 per ann.

200.00 per ann.

125.00 per ann.

) 25.00 per ann.

75.00 per ann.

20.83 per mo.

1,000.00 per ann.

500.00 per ann.

500.00 per ann.

8.33 per mo.

75.00 per ann,

525.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

100.00 per ann.

1.00 per mo

10,000.00 per ann.

Public sale, June 27, 1898.

1 Action of the Commis-I sioner, Dec. 6, 1905.

| Approved by Sinking J Fund, May 16, 1906. ..

[5% of gross receipts—not[ 1 Action of the Commis-less than $8,500 per ann. j sioner, May 8, 15 and Rental for second term to| !• Oct. 17, 1902. Ap-be fixed by arbitration. .¹ j proved by Sinking I j Fund, March 4, 1903..

11,000.00 per ann.

20,104.25 per ann.

Action of the Commissioner, Oct. 30, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 14, 1906. .

Public sale, June 27, 1898. .

Action of the Commissioner, Dec. 6, 1905. Approved by Sinking Fund, May 16, 1906.. .

Action of the Commissioner, Nov. 6 and Dec. 10, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 9 and 23,

3,500.00 per ann.

7,200.00 per ann.

22,500.00 per ann.

1903

1 Action of the Commis-l sioner, June 29, 1903. f Approved by Sinking j Fund, July 16, 1903...

Action of the Commissioner, Sept. 9, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, Dec. 30, 1903. . .

] Action of the Commis-l sioner, Jan. 4, 1906. f Approved by Sinking J Fund, Feb. 7, 1906. . .

1st term, wharf property, $12,856.25; franchises, |

2d term, wharf property,' $14,209; franchise, $1. . I

1st term, wharf property,!

$32,149; franchise, $1. . . 2d term, wharf property, $37,099,; franchise, $1...

$1

1st term, wharf property, $25,999; franchise, $1. . . 2d term, wharf property, $29,999; franchise, $1. . .

$27,500.00 per ann.......

28,875.00 per ann.......

30,318.75 per ann.......

Term or Tenancy.

At pleasure of the Commissioner

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner....... .....

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............j

At pleasure of the Com- 1 missioner............/

Lessee or Occupant.

Stephen McEnearney.

jThos. J. Fenley.

Multiphone Operating Co..

Multiphone Operating Co..

IR. P. Winne

N. Y. Centadrink Co.

Richmond L. & R. R. Co..

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner ............

At pleasure of the Commissioner

pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............/

At pleasure of the Com- \ missioner............

At pleasure of the Commissioner............

Mult iphone Operating Co.. j At pleasure of the Commissioner.....

Wm. Wheeler

Jos. Lapitino.

ijos. Lapitino.

pleasure of the Com- \ missioner.......... j

/ 7.

At

D. Salvia

R. P. Winne

Description of Property.

STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal

Cab stand at Richmond Terminal

Two multiphone machines at Richmond Terminal.

One multiphone machine at Manhattan Terminal.

One phonograph at Manhattan Terminal.......

Mineral water fountain at Richmond Terminal....

Furnishing steam for office

THIRTY-NINTH STREET FERRY. News and cigar stands, etc., at both terminals.

Music on boats

Boot blacking on boats

J ;H. P. Miles

Multiphone Operating Co. .[At

lames McLaughlin........At pleasure of the Com- 1

I missioner

Dec. 21, 1897, to Dec. 21,

05

-3

tH ;^T

oT

Fruit stand at Thirty-ninth street.............

Phonographs and name plate machine, both terminals.................................

Five weighing and vending machines, both 1 terminals

One multiphone machine at Manhattan Terminal.

One multiphone machine at Thirty-ninth street Terminal...........................

NORTH RIVER.

Central Railroad Company of New Jersey....

>5    ^

:3

>> . >1

1    ;l

3 ;'3

§ :2

2    '2

-d-d

02

>>    h -    >>® >>®

cS    (S’⁻¹    cS^¹ 03 ^

S___S_§S

Associates of the Jersey \ Company*............j

Hoboken Ferry Company. .

®>2g +S§ a^⁻1

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908

March 1, 1905, to March 1 1915.

June 25, 1905, to June 25, 1

1915................

June 25, 1915, to June 25, 1925...........

T—(    _ —H

3 :3

1 -s ■

id id _T’—< ~oi °2§2

§ •' 5 : §

^ ^ ^

3 ;:3 :$

C3 ’ d

*—5

3 -'3

PP ^2 d2d2ri2 mm A A 4^4

Space for stage

Liberty street,' New York, to Communipaw, N. J...

......JErie Railroad Company.

Cortlandt street to Jersey City

Barclay street to Hoboken

Chambers street to Jersey City........

. , .    _    ,    New York Central & 1

’J¹1 between Desbrosses and Watts 1 Hudson River Rail-Weehawken, N. J.................] ) road Company.......

Associates of the Jersey 1 Company

From a poi streets to

Desbrosses street to Jersey City

Hoboken Ferry Company.

Christopher street to Hoboken

pany of New Jersey.... /

Ferry from West Twenty-second street to Com- 1 I Central Railroad Com- 1 munipaw, N. J., 86.10 feet of bulkhead and land under water in front of same

Ferry between West Twenty-second and Twenty- ] ! third streets to Hoboken, N. J., about 225 feet I !

of bulkhead and land under water in front of f Hoboken Ferry Company, same..................................... J

Ferry from West Twenty-third street to Jersey ] j

City, about 180.82 feet of bulkhead and land \ jErie Railroad Company., under water in front of

same

Railroad 1

Between West Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth ] [Pennsylvania streets to Jersey City......................J | Company..

Received.

12,100 00

10,177 95

15,567.95 from all ferries leased by Union Ferry Co.

936 15

10,000 00

2,500 00

2,376 00

2,750 00

4,250 00

8,375 00

6,000 00

5,000 00

14,341 45

4,000.00

1,500 00 m

::

I*

66 14

129 15

174 90

300 00

300 00

1 00

Right of Tenancy.

Action of the Commissioner, June 5, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, Nov. 5, 1902. . .

Action of the Commissioner, May 16, 1902. Approved by Sinking Fund, June 25, 1902. .

f Resolution of \ Fund, May 10,

/ Resolution of Sinkingl \ Fund, May 10, 1905. ..

/ Resolution of Sinking \ Fund, May 10, 1905...

Action of the Commissioner, April 8, 1903. Approved by Sinking Fund, July 2, 1903... .

/ Resolution of Sinking \ Fund, May 10, 1905. . .

Public sale, June 27, 1898. .

Sinking

1905..:

Resolution of Sinking Fund, May 10, 1905...!

Public sale, June 27, 1898..

Public sale, April 5, 1889. .

] Public sale, June 27, 1898. Agreement May 8, 1908...............

Public sale, July 22, 1898..

1 Public sale, May 21, 1894. [• Resolutions, April 28, J 1899, and May 10, 1901

1 Public sale, May 31, 1898. 1 Resolutions, March 3 J and April 28, 1899....

Public sale, Aug. 23, 1898..

Public sale, April 9, 1903. .

Public sale, July 18, 1904. .

ng

Action of the Commissioner, May 20, 1903. Approved by Sinki Fund, Aug. 10, 1903. and public sale May 3, 1904.

Lease, dated Nov. 19, 1877.

] Action of the Commissioner, Jan. 12, 1906. Approved by Sinking Fund, Jan. 25, 1906. .

1 Action of the Commis-I sioner, Jan. 12, 1906. [ Approved by Sinking J Fund, Jan. 25, 1906. . .

) Action of the Commissioner, Feb. 21, 1906, ■ and April 27, 1908. Approved by Sinking Fund, April 4, 1906. . .

Lease, dated Dec. 22, 1897.

Public sale, July 18, 1904. .

1 Action of the Commis-

I sioner, Jan. 24, 1903. | Approved by Sinking j Fund, Feb. 4, 1903... .

Rent.

5% gross receipts—not less than $12,100 per ann.: Rent to be fixed by arbitration ................

5% of gross receipts—not less than $5,500 per ann.

Term of Tenancy.

May 1, 1902, to May 1, \

1912................j

May 1, 1912, to May 1, I 1922

/ July 1, 1902, to July 1, 1927

2% of gross receipts / [2% of gross receipts / 2% of gross receipts

Nov. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1906................

Nov. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1 1906...............

Jan. 1, 1904, to May 1 1906...............

5% gross receipts—not less than $1,000 per ann.....

Jan. 1, 1903, to Jan. 1, 1906................

2% of gross receipts $20,000.00 per ann..

Nov. 1, 1904, to Nov. 1, 1905................

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 19081

2% of gross receipts

5,000.00 per ann,

15,000.00 per ann,

per ann.

Nov. 1, 1904, to May 1, 1 1906................

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908

Holding over.

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 19081    9,500.00

5,500.00 per ann.

8,500.00 per ann.......

16,750.00 per ann.......

12,000.00 per ann.

10,000.00 per ann........

5% of gross receipts—not less than $4,500; wharf property, $700..........

3J% gross receipts—not less than $4,000

Appraisal........

1,500.00 per ann.

5% gross receipts—not less than $100 per ann.......

5% gross receipts—not less than $100 per ann.......

5% gross receipts—not less than $100 per ann. Land under water $75 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

300.00 per ann.

5% of gross receipts but not less than $1.00 per ann..

Aug. 1, 1898, to May 1, \ 1908................/

Lessee or Occupant.

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.......

Description of Property.

NORTH RIVER.

We3t Forty-second street to Weehawken, N. J. . . .

West One Hundred and Thirtieth street to Edge- \ Riverside and Fort Lee \ water, N.J................................j Ferry Company

Union Ferry Company.....

Union Ferry Company.

Union Ferry Company.

Long Island Railroad Company............

EAST RIVER.

Whitehall street to Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. . .

Whitehall street to Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn

Wall street to Montague street, Brooklyn

Pier 8 to Long Island City

. . Union Ferry Company.....

1 Brooklyn Ferry Company 1 J of New York, assignee. J

Fulton street to Fulton street, Brooklyn........

Roosevelt street to Broadway and South Eighth street, Brooklyn...........................

Union Ferry Company...

Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York, assignee.............

Brooklyn Ferry Com-..pany of New York, assignee. ............

Nassau Ferry Company,. . .

Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York, assignee. . . .

Com- ] |

| May 1, 1894, to May 1, 1904

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 19081

Brooklyn Ferry

pany of New York, assignee......

Brooklyn F pany of assignee......

Long Island Railroad \ Company

erry Coin-New York,

May 1, 1898, to May 1, 1908

Brooklyn Ferry Com- \ [Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1 1 pany of New York.... J 1911

May 1, 1904, to May 1, 1914¹

New York & East River Ferry Company.......

Sept. 1, 1903, to Sept. 1,

1913................

Sept. 1, 1913, to Sept. 1, 1923................

New York and College 1 Point Ferry Company, j

Catharine street to Washington street, Brooklyn...

Grand street to Grand street, Brooklyn

Grand street to Broadway, Brooklyn

East Houston street to Grand street, Brooklyn.. . .

East Tenth street to Greenpoint, Brooklyn

East Twenty-third street to Broadway, Brooklyn.

yn.

East Twenty-third street to Greenpoint, Brookl

East Thirty-fourth street to Long Island City.....

East Forty-second street to Broadway, Brooklyn.

East Ninety-second street to Astoria

East Ninety-ninth street and north of One Hun- ) dred and Thirty-fourth street to North Beach \ and College Point........................... J

Holding over

Pennsylvania Railroad 1 Company

BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn (foot of Fulton street) to Jersey City.. . .

Feb. 1, 1906, to Feb. 1, 1 1911................

Feb. 1, 1906, to Feb. 1, 1 1911

April 1, 1906, to April 1, \ 1911

Arthur McAvoy.

Wm. J. Warner.

P. Howard Reid

Port Richmond & Bergen Point Ferry Company.

New Jersey and Staten 1

Island Ferry Company J May 1, 1904, to May 1, 1909'

\ Aug. 1, 1897, to Aug. 1, \ J 1909................/

Townsend-Downey Ship- \ March 1, 1903, to March 1 building Company. . . . j 1, 1908.............. J

From Canarsie Landing, Canarsie, to Barren i Island and Rockaway Point

From Canarsie Landing, Canarsie, to Avenue 1 “X”, Bergen Beach........................ '

From Ocean avenue, Sheepshead Bay, to Plum ) Beach, Barren Island, and Rockaway Beach, and land under water foot Ocean

avenue.

RICHMOND.

Port Richmond, Staten Island, to Bergen Point, New Jersey................................

Holland’s Hook, Staten Island, to Elizabethport, \ New Jersey

From a point between Central and Van Pelt 1 avenues, in former Township of Northfield, l Richmond, to south side of Shooter’s Island, Richmond. .

North River.

Battery Landing.

Name of Permittee.

Anning J. Smith

M. Blasuis..............

I Hinchliffe Steamboat Co.

j John R. Madden........

| Louis Eschbach.........

R. J. Griffith.

Merchants Steam Boat Co

i Capt. J. P. Roberts......

Stephens & Condit Ex. Co

Geo. W. Beebe..........

Capt. Al. Foster.........

Frank McGahan.........

Patrick Fitzgerald..............

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

Thos. James....................

Chas. T. Wills, inc..............

Wm. Corcoran..................

Mrs. Rose Connell...............

Jeremiah Lyons...............

between Park Place and Marray street..., Harvey Rowe..................

foot Chambers street. . . . foot Desbrosses street . . . between Piers 31 and 32

Approach to Pier 10, N. R...........

Upland approach to Pier 11.........

New made land foot Liberty street.. .

foot Cortlandt street, foot Barclay street.. .

between Piers 32 and 33

Mary Ann Healey.....

M.    J. McNamara. .....

N.    Y. City Railway Co Central R. R. of N. J..

Privilege.

Landing steamers “Rosedale” and “John Sylvester” . . .........................

Landing boat “Arion”....................

steamer “Wm. Storie”............:

steamer “Catherine W.”............

for motor boat....................

steamer “Wyandotte”.............

steamers “Sea Bird” and “Alber-

$10.00 and $5.00 per day.

Regular wharfage........

$5.00 per day.........

2.00 “ .........

1.00

5.00

tina’

4.00

each.

Landing boat “Halcyon”.....

“ steamer “Majestic”... “ steamer “Mt. Desert”

“ steamer “Angler” Refreshment stand........

Fruit stand.

Rowboat station..........

News stand...............

Space for storage, 30 x 100 News stand..............

Space for Christmas trees, 60 x 30 News stand....................

Awning shed

3.00 per day 5.00

4.00

4.00

1.00 per month

1.00

1.00 per annum. 2.00 per month.

37.50

2.00

2.00

2.00

50.00 for occupation.. . . 2.00 per month.......

Date

Revoked.

Feb. 19, 1908 ! Sept. 13, 1908 April 17, 1908 Dec. 27, 1908 June 3, 1908 Sept. 7, 1908 June 12, 1908

June 18, 1908 Sept. 20, 1908 June 23, 1908 July 1, 1908

Pier 33, Canal street

Requa & Duell. . . .

; Geo. Morton’s Sons

Berth for “A. Brearly”....................

“ “Fannie Woodhall” and “Peeks-

2.00

i 7 cents per sq. ft. per ann. i May 27, 1908 May 1, 1908 Mar. 4, 1908

$5.00 per day

j June 24, 1908    Sept. 20, 1908

! July 9, 1908    Oct. 31, 1908

July 9, 1908 Oct. 31. 1908

May 29, 1908 | ............

May 1, 1908 .............

May 1, 1908 .............

May 20, 1908 .............

June 3, 1908 .............

May 26, 1908 Sept. 30, 1908

Oct. 22, 1908 .............

April 29, 1904 ..............

April 29, 1904 ......'.......

I April 29, 1904 .............

Nov. 23, 1908 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

April 29, 1904    .............

Sept. 30, 1908

kill”

5.00

each.

Bulkhead between Piers 42 and 43

Pier 43

Nicholas J. Carey. Nathan Straus.. .

Float.

Milk stand

Marginal street foot Christopher street.

L. D. Davis

Upland between Perry and Charles street Upland between Piers 46 and 48.......

Michael J. McGuigan...

M. Kane & Sons.......

Bernard Campbell & Co.

J. L. Keating & Co.....

Jos. T. Hackett........

Bernard Campbell & Co

Express office, 4x8.......

News stand...............

Space for storage, 30 x 100

6.00 per month, 1.00 per annum, 15.00 per month.

2.00

330.00 per annum

330.00

330.00

330.00

37.50 per month

! Mar. 13, 1908 Mar. 28, 1908 June 10, 1908 April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 Nov. 30, 1907 Nov. 30, 1907 Nov. 30, 1907 Nov. 30, 1907 Nov. 30, 1908

Oct. 1, 1908

April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between Piers 46 and 48.

Pier at Gansevoort street... v..........

Bulkhead between Piers 52 and old 56J

R. & C. Henry....................

J. L. Keating & Co................

| Jos. T. Hackett...................

i King’s Transportation & Supply Co

! Dunn & Roche...................

Wm. C. Porth.....................

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Berth for Oyster Boat

37.50 per month 37.50

37.50

1.00 per day

2.20

2.00

Bulkhead between Pier 56J and Bloomfield street

J. P. Mersereau

1.80

J. & J, W. Ellsworth Co

2.40

3.40

Wm. Foster Co

2.40

. . . J. I. Merrill & Co.

1.80

! A. F. Merrill & Son

1.80

2.80

Alexander Fraser Co Van Orden Bros.

John Thompson.....

J. O. Housman......

3.00

2.40

1.50

1.90

1.60

R. F. Williams Co.

1.80

George Thomson

1.90

Geo. M. Still

2.10

Pier at Bloomfield street

North River S. B. Co.

N. Y. & N. J. Steamboat Co

Pier at West Thirteenth street........................

Approach to Pier at West Thirteenth street.............

Approach to steamship piers..........................

Pier at West Sixteenth street........................

Marginal street between Piers 58 and 59................

Bulkhead between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets.........................................

Pier at West Twenty-second street...............

Marginal street foot West Twenty-second street. .......

J. B. Collins

Bartholomew Sullivan........

Theo. Schwacke..............

Hudson Navigation Co.......

Continental Asphalt Paving Co

Berth for “Raleigh”.....

Tally House............

Berth for “Wyckoff”. . . . Berth for “J. B. Collins”.

Refreshment stand......

Space for sale of chairs. . Berth for “C. W. Morse” Space for storage of pipe.

5.00

5.00 per month. 5.00 per day.. 5.00

1.00 per month

1.00

Regular wharfage $5.00 per day..

Dec. 1, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 May 29, 1908 May 13, 1904 May 13, 1904 May 13, 1904 May 13, 1904 May 13. 1904 May 13, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 Dec. 18, 1904 April 23, 1908 April 23, 1908 April 23, 1908 July 7, 1908 Aug. 4, 1908 July 24, 1908 Dec. 10, 1907 Jan. 23, 1906

Dec. 17, 1908

Dec. 13, 1908

Dec. 30, 1908

Jan. 20, 1908 Mar. 18, 1908

John Arbuckle

American Sight Seeing B. & T. Co

Hugh Goodwin..................

David Turtle....................

Berth for deep sea hotel Berth for “Clifton”.....

1.00 per annum.

Milk stand

Thomas Angus.

| Thomas Russell

Novelty stand News stand...

5.00 per day... 2.00 per month 1.00

2.00

Milk stand

2.00

Francis Reilly. Owen McKane

Fruit stand.........

Watchman’s shanty.

1.10

2.20

May 1, 1907 Feb. 20, 1908 May 14, 1908 July 3, 1908 July 3, 1908 June 3,1907 June 3, 1905 Nov. 16, 1904

April 30, 1908 Oct. 28, 1908 Sept. 15, 1908 Aug. 3, 1908 Aug. 31, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Date of Permit.

Date

Revoked.

Marginal street between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets.....................................j

Marginal street between Twenty-second and Twenty-! third streets....................................

Marginal street between Twenty-second and Twenty-; third streets...................................

Marginal street between Twenty-second and Twenty-; third streets...................................

Marginal street between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets....................................

Marginal street foot West Twenty-third street.........

Wm. H. Besch

John Brown

Thomas Walsh

James Turner

Mrs. Catherine Howard Thomas Nugent.......

Patrick H. O’Neill

Mrs. Ellen Dunn

Louise Lagonzeha.. Emanuel J. Alferris

News stand

Flower stand.

News stand

Fruit stand.

Milk, lemonade and candy stand News stand.............

Fruit stand

2.00 per month. . t

Nov. 1, 1904

10.00

2.00

1.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

1.00

2.00

5.00

May 1, 1907

April 27, 1906

Nov. 1, 1904

Nov. 13, 1908 Feb. 28, 1906 April 29, 1906 Aug. 2, 1907 May 1, 1908 Nov. 16, 1907

Mar. 31, 1908

Mar. 31, 1908

Aug 1, 1908

Mar. 31, 1908

Marginal street between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets

Wm. McArdle

News stand

2.00

Sept. 23, 1907

P. Parker.

Marginal street foot West Twenty-fifth street Marginal street foot West Thirtieth street. . .

Upland between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets. . Bernard Campbell & Co

Chas. Osborne.

Office, 6x6x8............

Watchman’s shanty........

Space for storage 30 x 100.

. . j Jos. Tino & Co

Bulkhead at West Thirty-fourth street.................

Pier at West Fortieth street................._........

Marginal street between Forty-second and Forty-third streets.........................................

Marginal street between Forty-second and Forty-third streets.........................................

Marginal street foot West Forty-fifth street............

“    foot West Forty-eighth street...........

. . F. H. Chapman........

. . Bernard Campbell & Co.

Eugene R. Duffy.......

Bernard Campbell it Co.

Float....................

Berth for “Wm. Reinhart”

2.20

2.20

330.00 per annum 330.00

37.50 per month 37.50 5.00

1.00 per day... .

April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 Nov. 21, 1907 Nov. 30, 1907 Nov. 30, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908 June 14, 1906 Mar. 9, 1908

Sept. 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908

Mar. 15, 1908

Frank Engels

Fruit stand.

2.00 per month

July 8, 1907

April 30, 1908

Robert J. Madine Wm. Donnelly... James Wade.....

News stand........

Watchman’s shanty

2.00

2.20

2.20

Mar. 17, 1908 May 18, 1908

Pier at West Fiftieth street

Mrs. S. J. Murphy. St. John’s Guild. . E. E. Olcott......

Hudson Navigation Co Nathan Straus........

Float.....................

Berth for Floating Hospital

“ “Albany”........

“Adirondack”... .

2.20 per month.........

j $5.00 per annum.......

Regular wharfage........

Milk stand

$1.00 per annum.

April 29, 1904 May 1, 1908 Oct. 24, 1907 Dec. 10, 1907 June 10, 1908

May 18, 1908 Jan. 20, 1908

Upland between West Fiftieth and Fifty-first streets. . . .

J. L. Keating & Co.

Space for storage, 30 x 100

A. J. H. Brooks Co

330.00

37.50 per month 37.50 37.50

Upland between Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets.. . .

Space for storage, 60 x 100

660.00 per annum.

Nov. 18, 1907 Aug. 20, 1908 Nov. 30, 1908 Nov. 30, 1908 Nov. 18, 1907

April 30, 1908

April 30, 1908

Location.

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Upland between Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets,

A. J. H. Brooks Co

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Wm. Brooks Son,

Consolidated Tel. & Elec. Sub. Co

Bulkhead north of West Fifty-second street...........

Upland between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets. . .

John Donnelly.

M. Kane & Son

Space for storage, 90 x 100

Berth for manure boat.....

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Wm. Brooks Son.

Jos. Tino & Co

Upland foot West Fifty-third street

James McLaughlin Co.

Upland between Fifty-second and Fifty-fourth streets. .

Rafferty Bros. . M. Kane & Son.

C. J. Gallagher

Upland between Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth streets. . . . Rafferty Bros.

“    .... James Stewart,

C. J. Gallagher

1(31

Rent.

Date of Permit.

i Date | Revoked.

37.50 per month 37.50

37.50

112.50

2.00 per day.... 330.00 per annum. . 330,00

37.50 per month. 330.00 per annum 37.50 per month.

37.50

37.50

37.50

330.00 per annum

330.00

330.00

Upland between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth streets. . . .

Bulkhead south of West Seventy-ninth street...........

Upland between Eightieth and Eighty-first streets......

Jos. Tino & Co........i . .

James McLaughlin........

Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co Cornelius Cummings.......

James McLaughlin Co.....

37.50 per month 37. 50

Space for storage, 90 x 100. . .

Watchman’s shanty..........

Space for storage, 30 x 100. . .

112.50

2.20 per month 330.00 per annum 37.50 per month.

Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street. . . .

Garrett May. . J. E. Reilly. . . Mrs. H. Isaacs

Runway to float stage. ..

Float stage.............

Milk and lemonade stand

1.00

5.00

2.00

May 28, 1908 Aug. 20, 1908 June 30, 1908 Nov. 18, 1907 July 3, 1895 Nov. 18, 1907 Nov. 18, 1907 Nov. 27, 1908 Nov. 18, 1907 July 2, 1908 June 11, 1908 Sept. 9, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 Nov. 18, 1907 Nov. 18, 1907 Nov. 18, 1907 June 11, 1908 Nov. 30. 1908 Nov. 18, 1907 May 19, 1905 Nov. 18, 1907 May 28, 1908 June 19, 1906 June 28, 1907 May 22, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908

April 30, 1908

April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908

April 30, 1908

Upland between One Hundred and Twenty-ninth and One Hundred and Thirtieth streets....................

Upland between One Hundred and Twenty-ninth and One Hundred and Thirtieth streets....................

Foot of West One Hundred and Thirtieth street........

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-first street......

James McLaughlin Co

Space for storage, 30 x 100

37.50

Oct. 1, 1908

May 28, 1908 Aug. 31, 1908

Frank Muller,

Bofelis & Pipiles

Wm. Farrell & Son

News stand.......

Fruit stand........

Berth for coal boat.

2.00

50.00

1.00

R. Golla

1.00

June 19, 1908 May 1, 1906 Dec. 15, 1905 Oct. 2, 1905

Bulkhead north of West One Hundred and Thirty-first street..........................................

Upland foot West One Hundred and Thirty-first street....

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-first street.......

Upland between One Hundred and Thirty-first and One Hundred and Thirty-second streets................

Upland between One Hundred and Thirty-first and One Hundred and Thirty-second streets................

N- Y. Central & Hudson R. R. R. Co

Jos. Tino & Co,

R. J. Griffith

Fred Getler.

Lanigan Bros

Pipe through bulkhead.... Space for storage, 30 x 100 Berth for “Wyandotte”....

Space for storage, 30 x 100

1.00

330.00 per annum 5.00 per day. .

37.50 per month

37.50

April 29, 1904 Nov. 18, 1907 June 25, 1908

April 30, 1908 July 1, 1908

Nov. 30, 1908

Nov. 30, 1908

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between One Hundred and Thirty-first Hundred and Thirty-third streets..........

and One

Jos. Tino & Co

Space for storage, 3Q x 100

37.50 per month

Nov. 30, 1908

Upland between One Hundred and Thirty-first and One Hundred and Thirty-third

Upland between One Hundred and Thirty-first and One Hundred and Thirty-third streets.................j

streets

James McLaughlin Co

37.50

Nov. 30, 1908

Washington Heights Sand Co

Upland foot West One Hundred and Thirty-second streetj James McLaughlin Co.......

James Donnelly.............

Foot of West One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street. ... Mrs. Nellie Herbert.........

“    . . . . j J. Schlencker...............

: Mrs. Mary Claffy............

Fred Geggus................

Watchman’s shanty. . Boat house and float

37.50

330.00 per annum. 2.20 per month. $2.20 per month.

5.00

Foot    of West One    Hundred and    Forty-eighth street

“    West One    Hundred and    Forty-ninth street.

“    West One    Hundred and    Fifty-first street.. . .

“    West One    Hundred and    Fifty-third street. .

Alex. Simpson Fred Schaefer.

Bath houses

5.00

South of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street. Foot of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street. Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street. . South of West One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street... Foot of West One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Street.. . “ West One Hundred and Sixty-sixth street. .

Mrs. Wm. Ruth

] Henry Leute. O’Brien Bros..

John Dalton

Audubon Yacht Club

! Frank E. Stever..........

J Grace Club...............

West One Hundred and Sixty-seventh street. ... Knickerbocker Canoe Club

“    .. . . I Waverly Boat Club.......

John Wagner.............

Edward H. Hamilton......

“ West One Hundred and Sixty-eighth street.

“ West Two Hundred and Fourth street.....

South side of Sherman’s Creek..................

Union Boat Club.........

Columbia University R. C Nonpariel Rowing Glub. ..

Wm. P. Durando........

Jacob Kohlmann.........

Wm. P. Durando.

Boat house and float.........

Boat house..................

Boat house, float and runway.

Boat house.................

Candy^stand............

Boat house, float and runway.

Berth for stone scow.........

Boat house.................

float, etc

float and runway

5.00

5.50

5.00

10.00

1.00

5.00

Dec. 1, 1908 Nov. 18, 1907 Jan. 13, 1908 May 15, 1906 May 1, 1907 Mar. 22, 1901 July 1, 1898 Abril 29, 1904 April 18, 1905 Oct. 20, 1904 Mar. 22, 1901 April 21, 1899 Oct. 30, 1907

April 30, 1908

July 1, 1908

6.00 per day.

5.00 per month....... April29, 1904

5.00

100.00 per annum.

5.00 per month.

5.00 ' 5.00

100.00 per annum.

5.00 per month.

5.00 5.00 5.00

75.00 per annum

75.00

5.00 per month

June 11, 1907 Nov. 29, 1907 May 1, 1908 June 11, 1907 April 28, 1908 May 19, 1899 June 11, 1907 June 11, 1907 June 11, 1907 June 11, 1907 May 1, 1908 May 1, 1908 June 9, 1908

July 23, 1908

East River.

Bulkhead south of Pier 4

Bulkhead between Piers 4 and 5 Upland between Piers 4 and 5. Upland between Piers 5 and 6.

Mrs. J. M. Lamadrid Mrs. Julia Marshall.. Murray & Co.......

Coffee stand.

1.00 per annum

1.00

Space for storage', 30 x 100

330.00

330.00

F. H. Chapman

330.00

37.50 per month.

Oct. 14, 1907 Sept. 21, 1908 Dec. 6, 1907 Dec. 6, 1907 Nov. 18, 1907 Dec. 1, 1908

April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908

Location.

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Rent.

Date of Permit.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between Piers 5 and 6. .

Upland west of Pier 8.........

Upland between Piers 9 and 10. “ between Piers 10 and 11

Jos. Tino & Co

Space for storage, 30 x 100

37.50 per month

330.00 per annum,

Bulkhead between Piers 10 and 11

F. H. Chapman.... Tlios. Mulry & Son.

McNulty Bros.....

Thos. Mulry & Son

330.00

330.00

Berth for dirt scow

330.00

5.00 per day 5.00

5.00

Pier 11

Standard Oil Co

Upland between Piers 11 and 12

Pier 18

Foot of Beekman street.

Pier 30

F. H. Chapman................

McElroy Trans. Co.............

Geo. W. Bedell................

Stamford & N. Y. Steamboat Co

Pier 32

Pier 33

Upland foot of Clinton street.

Approach to Pier old 53......

Pier old, 54................

Bulkhead south of Stanton street

Upland north of Pier 51........

Pier at East Third street. . .....

Port Chester Trans. Co......................

Huntington, Norwalk & Bridgeport Steam Ferry Co...................... ... ......

North & East River Trans. Co...............

Oyster Bay & Cold Spring- Trans. Co.........

Greenwich Freight Line.....................

Harlem & Morissania Trans. Line...........

N. Y. & Rockaway Beach Trans. Co..........

Ryan Parker Cons. Co......................

N. Y. & Rockaway Beach Trans. Co..........

Degnon Contracting Co.....................

Jos. Ridley. U- • ...........................

Charles W. Davis..........................

Northport Steamboat Co    .............

Bradley Contracting Co    ...............

Terence Connelly..........................

Sanitarium for Hebrew Children ...........

Tally house...................

Space for storage, 30 x 100......

Berth for “Etta McElroy”......

Tally house...................

Landing steamer “Islander”.....

“Glenville,” etc.

“Huntington”.....

“Shadyside,” etc...

“Sagamore”.......

“Gen. Putnam”... .

“Mt. Morris”......

“    “Cimbria”........

Use and occupy portion.............

Berth for “Cimbria”................

Portable house.....................

Watchman’s shanty................

Landing steamer “Mary E. Gordon” “    “Northport”......

Tally house..........

Space for storage......

Landing for excursions

5.00 per month. 330.00 per annum. 5.00 per day. . . 2.00 per month, 5.00 per day. . . 10.00

Dec. 28, 1908 .............

Nov. 25, 1907 April 30, 1908 Nov. 18, 1907 April 30, 1908 Nov. 21, 1907 April 30, 1908 Dec. 6, 1907 April 30, 1908 May 14, 1908 Oct. 10, 1908 Nov. 13, 1908 Dec. 2, 1908

Dec. 17, 1908 .............

Dec. 11, 1908 .............

Dec. 14, 1907 April 1. 1908 July 16, 1907 Oct. 31, 1908 Mar. 17, 1905 Nov. 1, 1908

July 15, 1907 .............

July 15, 1907 .............

10.00

10.00

5.00

5.00

10.00

2.00

5.00

5.00

■* 1.00 per month

2.20

5.00 per day 5.00

2.00 per month

75.00

5.00 per annum.

Nathan Straus

Milk stand.

1.00

Pier at East Fifth street.............................

Bulkhead between East Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.........................................

Upland between East Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. .

James Monahan

Floating bath.

5.00 per day

July 15, 1907 July 15, 1907 July 16, 1907 July 16, 1907 July 16, 1907 April 21, 1908 May 1, 1907 Sept. 21, 1908 Jan. 31, 1908 July 24, 1904 May 1, 1905 July 15, 1907 Jan. 10, 1908 June 29, 1908 April 14, 1908 June 10, 1908 June 9, 1908

Oct. 29, 1908

June 16, 1908

Aug. 30, 1908

Carroll Box & Lumber Co

Michael Larkin & Son,

5.06 feet outside of fence line Space for storage, 30 x 100. .

10.00 per month 330.00 per annum

April 29, 1904 Nov. 18, 1907

April 30, 1908

E. & J. Marrin

330.00

Dec. 3, 1907

April 30, 1908

37.50 per month

Nov. 30, 1908

37.50

Dec. 9, 1908

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between East Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Bulkhead along north side of East Twenty-third street. .

Michael Larkin & Son

Michael Halloran

Space for storage, 30 x 100 News stand..............

37.50 per month

2.00

Mrs. J. Goldberg

2.00

. . Morris Mandelstein

2.00

. . John Arbuckle.

Pier at East Twenty-fourth street

Commander R. E. Peary J. H. Gallagher.........

Berth for floating hotel, “ “Roosevelt”.

“Montauk”

5.00

5.00

5.00

Edward T. Smith

“Eladio”

1.00

Nathan Straus

Milk stand.

Upland foot of East Twenty-fifth street

Pier at East Twenty-eighth street......

Bulkhead at East Forty-fifth street.....

“ East Fifty-first street......

South of East Fifty-fifth street.........

Foot of East Fifty-eighth street........

Candee, Smith & Howland Co

N. Y. Edison Co

Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co. . . U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Watchman’s shanty.......

Office buildings...........

Station..................

1.00 per annum 37.50 per month 2.20

10.00

1.00 per annum

Allen Point Boat Club

Boat house

1.00

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

Upland between East Sixtieth and Sixty-first streets. . . .! J. L. Keating & Co..............

“    .... James McLaughlin..............

“    . . . . C. J. Gallagher.................

.... J. L. Keating & Co..............

Station..................

Space for storage, 30 x 100

1.00

330.00

330.00

330.00

37.50 per month

; Dec. 11, 1908 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

April 29, 1904 .............

May 1, 1906 .............

Nov. 19, 1908 .............

Nov. 22, 1907 July 7, 1908

July 3, 1908 .............

Sept. 21, 1908 Oct, 26, 1908

June 10, 1908 .............

June 10, 1908    .............

Dec. 6, 1907 Aug. 1, 1908

May 27, 1898 .............

June 30. 1908 .............

Aug. 8, 1904    .............

May 1, 1907 .............

Nov. 18, 1907 i April 30, 1908 Jan. 7, 1908 April 30, 1908 Jan. 7, 1908 April 30, 1908 Nov. 30, 1908 :.............

Bulkhead between East Sixty-fourth and Sixty-fifth streets.........................................

Bulkhead between East Seventy-fifth and Seventy-sixth streets.........................................

Foot of East Eighty-sixth street......................

“ East Eighty-ninth street......................

Pier at East Ninety-first street.......................

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

Farmers Feed Co.

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

Geo. Klansecker

S. Stroh & Son

Station

1.00 per annum

Nov. 1, 1908

Berth for grain boat.

Life ring...........

Station............

Berth at inner end.. Berth for hay barge.

2.00 per day. .

1.00 per annum 1.00

5.00 per month. 2.00 per day...

April 3, 1908 [.............

May 15, 1905 j.............

Oct. 9, 1908 .............

Mar. 24, 1908 .............

Mar. 20, 1908 | Mir. 27, 1908

Upland between East Ninety-first and Ninety-second streets.........................................

Upland foot East Ninety-sixth street.................

Geo. Konop.....

John P. Kane Co

Space for storage, 30 x 100

330.00 per annum

330.00

37.50 per month

Dec. 3, 1907 | Mar. 1, 1908 Dec. 3,1907 April 30. 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 |.............

Upland between East Ninety-sixth and Ninety-seventh streets.........................................

Upland between East Ninety-sixth and Ninety-seventh streets.........................................

East River Mill & L. Co

330.00 per annum

Dec. 3, 1907 April 30, 1908

i 37.50 per month

Dec. 10, 1908

Harlem River.

Foot of East One Hundredth street....................

Upland between East One Hundred and Third and One Hundred and Fourth streets......................

Upland between East One Hundred and Third and One Hundred and Fourth streets......................

U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

James V. Brady

William Cuff

Station.

1.00 per annum.

May 16, 1905

Space for storage, 30 x 100

330.00

330.00

Dec. 3, 1907 | April 30, 1908

Dec. 3, 1907 ; April 30, 1908

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

Date

Revoked.

Upland between East One Hundred and Third and One Hundred and Fourth streets......................

Upland foot East One Hundred and Fourth street......

Pier at East One Hundred and Twelfth street...........

Foot of East One Hundred and Twenty-first street......

Marcus A. Curran

James V. Brady. . .

Nathan Straus.....

Francis R. Kramer

Space for storage, 30 x 100

Milk stand

Boat house and float

330.00 per annum 37.50 per month 1.00 per annum, 5.00 per month.

“ East One Hundred and Twenty-third street......

Bulkhead between East One Hundred and and One Hundred and Thirty-fifth streets

Thirty-fourth

Foot    of West    One Hundred    and Fifty-second street, H. R.

“    West    One Hundred    and Fifty-third street, H. R.

“    West    One Hundred    and Fifty-fourth street, H. R.

“    West    One Hundred    and Fifty-fourth street, H. R.

“ West One Hundred and Fifty-seventh street, H.R. “ West Two Hundred and Fourth street, H R.....

Bronx.

Foot of One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, E. R. . . . Pier at One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, E. R.....

Bungay street

Tiffany street......

Hunt’s Point Road

Layton Avenue, Throgg’s Neck

Brooklyn.

Foot Twenty-first Street, Sheepshead Bay..............

“ Twenty-third street, Sheepshead Bay.............

“ Twenty-seventh street, Sheepshead Bay...........

Dooley Avenue, Sheepshead Bay......................

Voorhees Lane, Sheepshead Bay......................

Poole’s Lane, Sheepshead Bay........................

De Graw street, Gowanus Canal.......................

Foot Thirty-fourth street, South Brooklyn..............

Between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets, Brooklyn

Foot Thirty-sixth street, Brooklyn....................

Pier at Bay Ridge Avenue, Brooklyn..................

East Side Democratic Club

Lanigan Bros

Atlanta Boat Club,

Lone Star Boat Club

James Moss

Friendship Boat Club.....

Martin J. & Thos. F. White

Henry Hechniger,

Clinton Stephens......

Morrisania Yacht Club

O. L. Ychanson.

Idle Hour Rod and Gun Club

J. H. Geigerman................

George Ray....................

! Eugene Berlinghoff..............

| U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps

j Wm. C. Conway................

: Frank P. Nowak................

Jas. W. Corrigall J. Morson.......

Geo. C. Tappen.........

Anton Lundy..........

Capt. Geo. F. Smith......

Rutherford S. Moorehead

John F. Maillie

John Maloney...........

Eysel & Lundin..........

Geo. Boman............

Phoenix Towing & Tr. Co

Boat house

5.00

Dec. 19, 1907 Nov. 30, 1908 June 10, 1908 Dec. 30, 1907 April 30, 1904

Jan. 31, 1908

Space for storage, 30 x 100 Boat house..............

and float.

and float

Maintain soil boat.

Boat house and float.

Float for motor boat. . . Landing for small boats Landing for “Phoenix”. Boat house and float. . .

Station....................

Northerly half of water front, Boat house.................

Space 60 feet wide. Use and occupy....

Float.............

Pier and boathouse. Boat house........

House boat

Use of bulkhead

Boat house

Berth for soil boat.

330.00 per annum 5.00 per month. 5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

Dec. 14, 1907 April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 April 29, 1904 June 11, 1907 June 11, 1907 Feb. 7, 1908

April 30, 1908

$15.00 per month 5.00

1.00 per day.. 5.00 per month 5.00

1.00

5.00

1.00 per annum, 1.00 per month.

2.00

May 1, 1908 May 7, 1907 May 13, 1908 April 29, 1904 Aug. 26, 1908 April 29, 1904 Jan. 8, 1908 June 7, 1907 April 8, 1908 April 23, 1908

Oct. 1, 1908

May 1, 1908

$15.00 per month

10.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

1.00 per day. . 5.00 per month 5.00

5.00

2.50 per day

Oct. 5, 1906 '.............

¹ May 31, 1907 .............

¹ July 18, 1907 ...........

April 14, 1908 .............

April 14, 1908 Sept. 1, 1908

Aug. 25, 1908 . —..........

Aug. 14, 1908 Dec. 15, 1908

May 13, 1908 .............

June 26, 1908 .............

May 4, 1908 .............

June 19, 1908 July 1, 1908

Name of Permittee.

Privilege.

D*te

Revoked.

Foot of Fifty-first street, Brooklyn.. Pier at Fifty-second street, Brooklyn,

Foot of Joralemon street............

Pier 4, Wallabout..................

Pier 5, Wallabout..................

Pier 5, Wallabout..................

Foot of North Second street.........

Foot of Noble street..............

C. Overbough.......

N. Y. State Cons. Co

Capt. H. L. Meeker............

American Hay Co...............

Chas. Schaefer.................

N. Y. & Rockaway Beach Tr. Co

Mrs. Fisher....................

Wm. Gallagher.................

ii

Boat house and float. . . Use and occupy portion

Floating Bethel........

Berth for “New York”.

Berth for barge........

Berth for “Cimbria”....

10.00 per month 1.00 per day. . 1.00 per month 2.00 per day. . 2.00

2.00

Float.

Candy stand

2.50 per month

1.00

Nov. 5, 1906 Nov. 8, 1907 Aug. 28, 1899 Nov. 10, 1904 April 29, 1904 April 21, 1908 May 16, 1908 May 1, 1907

Feb. 23, 1908

Sept. 18, 1908 Aug. 31, 1908

Queens.

Harris ? venue

Snare & Triest Co

60 feet bulkhead

Vulcan Rail & Cons. Co.

Rockaway Beach.........

Grove avenue, Rockaway. Eldert avenue, Rockaway. Bayswater, Far Rockaway

Luke Eldert.

Broadway Boat Club. Mrs. Kate Bachmann.

Andrew T. Sullivan.

George Haar. . .. Edwin J. Steiner

Temporary shed

Club house......

House..........

S30.00 per month 25.00

12.00 per annum

1.00

1.00

Land under wafer

12.00

12.00

50.00

Nov. 22, 1907 July 1,1908

Aug. 11, 1908 .............

May 1, 1907 .............

May 12, 1908 .............

May 12, 1908 ..............

May 9, 1907 .............

June 10, 1908 .............

Dec. 17, 1908 .............

Richmond.

South street, St. George.

Wm. A. Engeman

Berth at bulkhead

50.00 per month

Feb. 5, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

APPORTIONMENT

OF

EXPENDITURES

For the year, 1 908.

Showing in Detail the Cost of Construction and Repair Work, and General Expenses Incident to Same; for Each Borough; also Expenditures for Acquisition of Wharf Property, Operation of Municipal Ferries, Administrative Purposes, etc.

Apportionment of Expenditures.

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Battery Section.

From a point 41 feet south of the north side of Pier “A” to a point about 84.80 feet north of the north side of Pier New No. 1, N. R.:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

Temporary break-water (now removed)...........

Masonry Break-water.

Removal of old work, etc.......................

Dredging.....................................

Break-water proper............................

$11,907 49 1,356 47 131,886 97

No data.

$16,412 13 4,940 41

145,150 93

Pier “ A”

Pier

Building on pier.............

Extensions to building on pier

$148,471 12 64,313 49 46,897 57

259,685 18

Pier New No. 1, N. R.

Pier

$528,406 23

Plans for extension

820 00

529,226 23

Water-front between the Battery and Cedar Street Sections.

Plans for improvement of.......................

Cedar Street Section.

$191 82

From a

point opposite the middle of the block between Carlisle and Albany streets to a point about 40 feet south of the north line of Cedar street:

Bulkhead wall, etc..................

Paving the new marginal street.......

Pier No. 10, at Albany Street.

Removal of old work................

Dredging.........:................

Rip-rap foundation..................

Pier proper.........................

$201 18

5 40

$192,846 13

5 40

$3,111 55

4,144 29

10,127 56

90,456 40

$192,851 53

Pier No. 11, at Cedar Street.

Removal of old work...............

Rip-rap foundation.................

Pier proper........................

107,839 80

$5,059 39

1,087 46

35,442 59

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Wharf Property Acquired. Expenses of conveyance...........

61 00

$206 58

$342,341.77

Rector Street Section.

Bulkhead wall, etc............

Paving the new marginal street,

$280 07

$104,408 86 21,849 95

$126,258 81

Water-front at Cortlandt Street. Plans for mproving.................

$54 25

Warren Street Section.

From the north side of Pier Old 28, to a point 0.20 of a foot north of Pier No. 19 foot of Warren street.

Bulkhead wall, etc

$78,385 60

Paving the new marginal street

15,247 02

$93,632 62

Pier No. 19, at Warren Street.

Dredging.................

Rip-rap foundation........

Pier proper...............

Extension to pier-head line

$30,981 28

$10,461 54

1,265 73

55,641 11 35,792 02

103,160 40

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 159 feet in length from Charles F. Choate. Bulkhead 26t feet in length from Charles Drake... Bulkhead 13 feet in length from Chas. E. Delaplaine

$80,062.30

14,345 70

12,304 60

106,712 60

$30,981 28

$303,505 62

Chambers Street Section.

From a point 0.20 of a foot north of Pier No. 19, at foot of Warren street, to a point 91.70 feet north of Pier No. 21, at foot of Duane street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$244,070 09

40,695 10

$284,765 10

Pier No. 20, at Chambers Street.

Dredging..................

Pier proper................

Extensions to pier-head line

$17,471 43

50,998 14

57,429 74

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 21, at Dunne Street.

Dredging..................

Pier proper................

Sewer through pier.........

Extensions to pier-head line

$27,037 29 67,803 85 1,909 87 76,155 00

172,906 01

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 186 feet in length from Charles E. Delaplaine..................................

176,050 67

$759,621 18

Canal Street Section Extended.

From a point 3.08 feet north of the south side extended of Canal street to a point 95.60 feet south of Pier No. 34:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$76,421 05 16,333 21

$92,754 26

Pier No. 33, at Canal Street.

Dredging.................

Pier proper................

Extensions to pier-head line Rebuilding of pier..........

$1,448 99

$15,684 03 45,724 74; 22,845 02 33,961 48,

118,215 27

$1,448 99

$210,969 53

Morton Street Section.

From a point 25.94 feet south of Pier No. 42 to a point 50.39 feet north of Pier No. 42:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$64,065 55 2,760 86

$66,826 41

Pier No. 42, at Morton Street.

Dredging.................

Pier proper................

Extensions to pier-head line

$9,807 75

52,634 31

$203 09

20,763 51

83,205 57

$150,031 98

Pier No. 44, N. R.

Dredging..................

Pier proper............

Extensions to pier-head line

$2,789 25 48,615 17 13,717 75

65,122 17

Pier No. 45, N. R.

Dredging.................

Pier proper...............

Extension to pier-head line

$4,569 00 69,167 69 25,338 97

99,075 66

Pier No. 46, N. R.

Dredging. . Pier proper.

$2,010 75

42,361 32

Shed.

Extensions to pier-head line

30,000 00 42,874 62

117,246 69

Extensions to pier-head line

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Christopher Street Section.

From a point 50.39 feet north of Pier No. 42 to about the north side of Pier No. 47.—Resolutions September 26, 1873, and October 27, 1875:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$560,073 60 68,125 05

$628,198 65

Pier No. 43, N. R.

Dredging. . Pier proper.

$2,829 00 39,606 00

Shed

39,280 00

13,489 80

95,204 80

Pier No. 47, N. R.

Dredging..................

Pier proper................

Extensions to pier-head line

No data.

No data.

$37,800 74

Platform at approach to piers Nos. 46 and 47, N. R. Wharf property purchased.......................

37,800 74 14,990 47 122,129 25

Apportionment of Expenditures

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Chelsea Section.

From north side of Bloomfield street to the lower end of the West Twenty-third street section, south:

Bulkhead wall, etc

Paving the new marginal street.

$16,658 07 141,267 21

$1,406,689 34 238,767 38

$1,645,456 72

Pier No. 53, at Bloomfield Street.

Removal of old work..................

Dredging............................

Pier proper..........................

Asphalt deck.........................

Shed

4,786 29

$3,694 16 102,933 18 109,795 19 7,330 84 4,786 29

228,539 66

Pier No. 54, at West Thirteenth Street.

$259,055.19 232,396 74 9,743 71

501,195 64

Dredging. . . . Pier proper.. Asphalt deck.

Pier No. 56, at West Fourteenth Street.

Dredging. ... Pier proper.. Asphalt deck.

1,200 16

$244,037 22 226,757 70 10,059 14

480,854 06

Pier No. 57, at West Fifteenth Street.

Dredging. . . . Pier proper.. Asphalt deck

$216,331 81 221,749 29 12,468 31

450,549 41

Pier No. 58, at West Sixteenth Street.

Dredging.... Pier proper.. Asphalt deck.

$192,480 73 222,106 50 12,468 31

427,055 54

Pier at West Seventeenth Street {removed).

Removal of old work......................

Dredging................................

Pier proper..............................

$3,823 46 5,119 75 32,528 43

41,471 64

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 59, at West Eighteenth Street.

Dredging..............................

Pier proper.............................

Asphalt deck...........................

$251,356 11 253,311 48 11,663 69

516,331 28

Pier No. 60, at West Nineteenth Street.

Dredging..............................

. Pier proper.............................

Asphalt deck...........................

$235,919 11 234,757 26

11,377 04

482,053 41

Pier No. 61, at West Twenty-first Street.

Dredging..............................

Pier proper.............................

Asphalt deck...........................

$230,841 31 241,908 85 11,238 96

483,989 12

Pier No. 62, at West Twenty-second Street.

Dredging...............................

Pier proper.............................

Concrete deck...........................

$126,691 29

139,384 36

7,717 32

Asphalt deck.

6,313 81

6,435 06

280,228 03

Dredging in the Hoboken ferry-slip..........

Dredging in the New Jersey Central ferry-slip

$16,180 49

6,946 98

23,127 47

Pier and bulkhead sheds...................

Fire protection system...........-..........

Power plant and electric installation on piers

Widening piers...........................

Extra mooring posts on piers...............

Memorial tablet...........................

2,589,484 25 3,209 76

472 18

4,316 93

7,281 83

$2,667,345 28 11,732 20 1,014 48 95,097 25 7,281 83

99 47

99 47

2,782,570 51

Wharf Property Purchased.

Lands, uplands, etc., from Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S...........................

Lands, improvements, etc., from Ambrose K. Ely and others..................................

Bulkhead, uplands, etc., from William Waldorf Astor and others.............................

Bulkhead, uplands, etc., from Cornelius Le Roy White and others............................

$339,331 61

15,860 67

864,010 12

999,128 19

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Bulkhead, uplands, etc., from Winthrop Astor Chanler and others...........................

Condemnation costs between West 15th and West 18th streets.................................

Bulkhead, improvements, etc., from sundry owners

Uplands, etc., from Mary Patterson and others. . . .

995,956 01

58 64

2,851 91

39,173 80 2,760,045 30 343,832 94

7,587,500 76

$2,793,861 18

$15,930,923 25

West Thirty-third Street Section.

From the north side of West Thirty-third street, extended, to a point 98.75 feet north:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$42,413 66

632 40

Wharf property purchased

$43,046 06

10,000 00

$53,046 06

West Thirty-fourth Street Section.

From north end of the West Thirty-third Street Section to the north side of West Thirty-fourth street:

$72,330 68

Bulkhead wall, etc

Paving the new marginal street.

5,585 88

$77,916 56

Pier No. 74, at West Thirty-fourth Street.

$2,325 25! 19,003 48 73,551 63

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Pier proper..............................

Shed

98,800 37

193,680 73

Wharf Property Acquired.

117,083 32

Bulkhead 101 feet 4 j inches in length, from Edmund! Coffin and others...........................

$388,680 61

Pier No. 79, at West Thirty-ninth Street.

$3,742 06 60,339 40 6,395 81 6,765 31

Dredging...............................

Pier and approach........................

Widening approach on south side..........

Widening approach on north side..........

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

West Forty-second Street Section.

From the south side of West Forty-second street to the north side of West Forty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$23,719 17 1,993 87

$337,332 53 2,036 53

$339,369 06

Pier No. 83, at West Forty-third Street.

$1,468 21 12,851 99 125,407 24

139,727 44

Removal of old work....................

Dredging..............................

Pier proper.......................... . . .

Pier No. 84, at West Forty-fourth Street.

Dredging..............................

Pier and approach......................

Extensions to pier-head line..............

Shed..................................

968 98

$26,050 92 33,861 09 156,365 81 7,503 90

223,781 72

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead, 200 feet and 10 inches in length, from the Forty-second street and Grand street Ferry Railroad Company.................................

227,772 74

$26,682 02

$930,650 96

Water-front between upper side of West Forty-fourth Street and upper side of West Forty-ninth Street.

Plans for improving............................

$13 41

$13 41

West Fifty-second Street Section.

From a point 83 feet and 10 inches south of the south side of West Fiftieth street to the north side of West Fifty-fifth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$487,303 72

12,498 38

$499,802 10

Pier at West Fiftieth Street.

Dredging......

Pier proper. .. . Extensions, etc

$10,132 78 40,432 03

67,048 40

Pier at West Fifty-first Street.

Dredging

$10,731 01

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier proper Extension..

39,236 10 30,669 38

80,636 49

Pier at West Fifty-second Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper, Extension..

$8,514 99 37,917 04 30,228 66

76,660 69

Pier at West Fifty-third Street. Plans for construction................

29 80

Pier at West Fifty-fourth Street.

Dredging..........

Pier proper.......

Sewer through pier Extension.........

S6,728 14 38,352 67 4,096 61 59 84

49,237 26

Pier at West Fifty-fifth Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper Extension. .

$28,116 69

32,645 00

$17,152 61

44,891 97

105,654 65

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead 200 feet and 10 inches in length, from! James Brown..............................|

Bulkhead 260 feet and 10 inches in length, from Mary J. Van Auken........................

Bulkhead 245 feet in length, from Hopper S., and Alexander H. Mott.........................

$95,637 13

2,530 00

7,500 00

$17,152 61

105,667 13

$1,035,301 33

Water-front opposite Riverside Park.

Plans for improvement.........................

Pier at West Seventy-eighth street...............

Pier at West Seventy-ninth street................

Pier at West Eightieth street....................

Pile bulkhead from a point distant 101 feet and 1 inch south from the south line of West Ninety-fifth street to about the north line of West Ninety-fifth street...........................

Pier at West Ninety-fifth street (plans for)........

$119 60

348 56

73,554 48 47,180 63

18,465 61 75 99

183

Apportionment of Expenditures.

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at West Ninety-sixth street,.. Pier at West Ninety-seventh street.

84,499 94

96,145 35

$320,390 16

Wharf Property Acquired.

Upland, etc., north of West Seventy-seventh street

Bulkhead between West Eightieth and West Eighty-first streets................................

Land under water south of West Ninety-fifth street

Uplands, etc., between West Ninety-fifth and West Ninety-sixth streets........................

Bulkhead between West Ninety-sixth and West Ninety-seventh streets.....................

Upland north of West Ninety-seventh street........

$707 96

179,669 68 56,787 35

172,618 42

163,576 69 56,650 89

630,010 99

$950,401 15

Claremont Section.

From the north side of West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street to north side of West One Hundred, and Thirty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$18,861 44 1,303 57

$451,548 63 16,704 31

$468,252 94

Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street. Extension...................................

56,642 87

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-first Street.

Dredging..................................

Cobble foundation... .•.................

Pier proper................................

$717 05

17,437 42 42,999 70

61,154 17

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-second Street.

Dredging...................................

Pier proper.................................

Extension...................................

Rebuilding part of...........................

$441 92

10 80

16,010 85 31,672 43 10,917 14

59,042 34

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-third Street.

Pier proper.................................

Extension...................................

$25882 10 47,129 95

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street.

Pier proper..................................

Extension...................................

$24,819 44 2,601 99

$20,175 81

$745,525 80

Water-front north of West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street.

Plans for improving............................

Crib bulkhead between West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth and West One Hundred and Thirty-seventh streets......................

$55 64

29,736 06

$29,791 70

Carmansville Section.

From the south side of West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street to the north side of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$68,042 38

$118,718 67

97 20

97 20

$118,815 87

Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street.

Extension

24,771 66

$68,139 58

$143,587 53

Water-front north of West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street.

Plans for pier at West One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street.....................................

Plans for improving vicinity of Dyckman street.. ..

$19 08

1,010 96

$1,030 04

Whitehall Section.

From east side of the Staten Island Ferry to the lower end of the Broad Street Section. Action of March 22, 1906:

Grading and paving the new marginal street......

$428 76

$3,819 01

Broad Street Section.

From the lower side of Pier Old 4, East River, to the upper side of Pier New 7, East River:

Bulkhead wall, etc

Paving the new marginal street.

$210,704 26 10,699 07

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CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 4, at Broad Street.

Removal of old work...............

Dredging.........................

Rip-rap foundation.................

Pier proper.......................

Shed

$8,001 86 16,747 46 2,092 37 55,341 31 64,140 94

$146,323 94

Pier No. 5, at lower side of Coenties Slip.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper.............................

$3,983 71 8,240 27 1,003 72 53,812 31

67,040 01

Pier No. 6, at Jeannette Park.

Dredging. . Pier proper Extension. .

$6,258 69

30,789 54

26,947 92

63,996 15

57,823 27

Pier No. 7, at upper side of Coenties Slip. Extending and widening..................

Wharf Property Acquired.

Part of Pier, Old 4, from Eldridge T. Gerry and

others....................................

Part of Pier, New 7, from Stephen Decatur and others....................................

$90,150 24

172,445 21

262,595 45

$819,182 15

Old Slip Section.

From upper end of the Broad Street Section to a point 32.43 feet west of Pier 13, or the lower end of the Maiden Lane Section. Action December 7, 1904:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the newr marginal street..................

$673 23

$559,008 71

9,570 42

$568,579 13

Pier No. 8. near Cuyler’s Alley.

$7,303 72

22,178 71 817 34

Removal of old work.................

Dredging...........................

Plans and specifications...............

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Rip-rap foundation Pier proper.......

1,932 42 43,820 37

76,052 56

Pier No. 9, at lower side of Old Slip.

Removal of old work...................

Dredging.............................

Plans and specifications.................

Rip-rap foundation.....................

Pier proper..........................

$7,502 38 15,832 81

947 77

2,478 15 49,046 52

75,807 63

Pier No. 10, at upper side of Old Slip.

Removal of old work...................

Dredging.............................

Plans and specifications.................

Rip-rap foundation.....................

Pier proper...........................

$11,213 95 6,405 91 760 11

2,057 85

44,763 87

65,201 69

Pier No. 11, at lower side of Jones’ Lane.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications...................

Rip-rap foundation......................

Pier proper.............................

$6,550 62 12,800 07 790 81

862 50

40,012 71

61,016 71

Pier No. 12, at lower side of Wall Street.

Removal of old work....................

Dredging..............................

Plans and specifications..................

Rip-rap foundation......................

Pier proper............................

$4,057 39 2,043 94 378 21

Shed

2,129 20 29,992 66 67,002 39

105,603 79

Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead between Piers New No. 7 and Old No. 9, from Stephen Decatur, etc..................

Piers Old No. 9 and Old No. 10, etc., from Stephen Decatur, etc...............................

Pier Old No. 11, etc............................

Part of Pier Old No. 12, from Moses Taylor Pine....

$19,918 78

678,121 48 64,028 40 83,285 00

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier Old No. 13, etc Pier Old No. 14, etc.

718 33

4,954 30

10,992 05 6,451 23

Part of Pier Old No. 15, from Augustus Newbold Morris, etc................................

160,772 51

$6,345 86

1,023,569 45

$1,975,830 96

Maiden Lane Section.

From the upper end of the Old Slip Section to about the center of Pier Old 20, or the lower end of the Fulton Section. Action of December 7, 1904:

Bulkhead wall, etc

$376 12

Paving the new marginal street,

$264,006 45 4,288 10

$268,294 55

Pier No. 13, at upper side of Wall Street.

$5,460 751 6,695 421 650 60| 1,837 00; 39,398 80j

54,042 57

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications..................

Rip-rap foundation......................

Pier proper.............................

Pier No. 14, at lower side of Maiden Lane.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications...................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper.............................

$8,306 39. 21,981 20, 727 49|

942 99

49,980 06j

81,938 13

Pier No. 15, near lower side of Burling Slip.

Removal of old work......................

Dredging.................................

Plans and specifications....................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper...............................

$2,086 78 16,100 77

767 78

1,715 84 52,585 15

73,256 32

Wharf Property Acquired.

81,645 72 120,224 23

Piers Old No. 16 and 17, etc., from L. Murray Perkins...................................

Pier Old No. 18, from Phebe Anna Murray........

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CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Part of Piers Old Nos. 19 and 20, etc., from Kennedy: Estate Company...........................

311,789 77

$72,297 35

513,659 72

$991,191 29

Fulton Section.

From the upper end of the Maiden Lane Section to about the lower side of Pier New 19. Action of December 7, 1904:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$32,933 38

$248,301 83 5,147 63

$253,449 46

Pier No. 16, at upper side of Burling Slip.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications...................

Rip-rap foundation......................

Pier proper.............,...............

$4,055 00 6,016 94 513 71 2,783 74 31,881 70

45,251 09

Pier No. 17, at Fulton Street.

Removal of old work................

Plans and specifications..............

Rip-rap foundation.................

Pier proper........................

$13,406 10

1,281 48

2,628 45

37,041 33

54,357 36

Pier No. 18, at Beekman Street.

Removal of old work.................

Dredging...........................

Plans and specifications...............

Rip-rap foundation..................

Pier proper.........................

Asphalt deck

413 73

$5,396 28 6,549 37 1,276 64 1,603 35 34,163 91 413 73

49,403 28

Wharf Property Acquired.

Part of Pier Old No. 23, from William C. Schermer-horn.....................................

Bulkhead between Piers Old Nos. 23 and 24, from Virginia E. Ver Planck.....................

$106,633 70

68,795 66

175,429 36

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Peck Slip Section.

From about the lower side of Pier No. 19 to about the upper side of Pier No. 20:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$165,640 92 3,813 72

•f169,454 64

Pier No. 19, at lower side of Peck Slip.

Removal of old work....................

Dredging..............................

Plans and specifications..................

• Rip-rap foundation......................

Pier proper............................

*6,051 95 8,497 53

408 88

1,537 05 53,093 39

69,588 80

Pier No. 20, at upper side of Peck Slip.

Removal of old work....................

Dredging..............................

Plans and specifications..................

Rip-rap foundation.....................

Pier proper............................

$5,433 92 8,131 90

472 28

1,119 34

50,804 72

65,962 16

Wharf Property Acquired.

Part of Pier Old No. 24, from Virginia E. Ver Planck, etc...............................

Part of Pier Old No. 26, from Louisa M. Gerry, etc..

*98,411 92

88,605 78

187,017 70

$492,023 30

James Slip Section.

From the centre line of Pier Old No. 31, south of James Slip, to the upper side of Pier Old No. 33, foot of Oliver street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$78,659 52    $117,493 41

2,513 30

2,513 30

$120,006 71

Pier and Platform foot James Slip.

Dredging........

Pier and platform Asphalt deck.....

36,266 26 4,555 76

*5,108 32 36,266 26 4,555 76

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 25 at Oliver Street.

Dredging.............

Plans and specifications

$1,841 76

158 18

351 51

2,193 27

Wharf Property Acquired. Piers Old Nos. 32 and 33, etc.......

718 21

962 62

$122,871 23

$169,092 94

Catharine Street Section.

From the east side of Catharine street to the lower end of the Market Street Section:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$41,958 63 1,502 78

$43,461 41

Pier No. 27, at upper side of Catharine Slip.

Removal of old work......................

Dredging................................

Plans and specificotions....................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper..............................

$1,473 80 7,629 91

688 89

2,807 06 32,079 88

44,679 54

Wharf Property Acquired.

Part of Pier Old No. 35, from Eugene A. Hoffman.

Bulkhead 109.69 feet in length, from Eugene A. Hoffman..................................

$106,049 38

32,280 661

138,330 04

$226,470 99

Market Section.

From the upper end of the Catharine Street Section to the upper side of Pier No. 31:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$680 57

$297,757 59 12,253 39

$310,010 98

Pier No. 28, between Catharine Slip and Market Street.

$12,714 75 6,253 60 1,378 56 6,303 00 52,608 19

Removal of old work...........................

Dredging.....................................

Plans and specifications.........................

Rip-rap foundation............................

Pier proper...................................

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 29, at Market Street.

Removal of old work................

Dredging..........................

Plans and specifications..............

Rip-rap foundation..................

Pier proper........................

$12,246 32 4,824 15 526 83

3,330 31 43,513 38

64,440 99

Pier No. 30, between Market and Pike Streets.

Removal of old work.......................

Dredging.................................

Plans and specifications.....................

Rip-rap foundation.........................

Pier proper...............................

$3,446 53 8,699 02 257 27

2,122 97 40,403 85

54,899 64

Pier No. 31, at lower side of Pike Street.

Removal of old work....................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications..................

Rip-rap foundation.....................

Pier proper............................

$6,124 94 14,478 67 578 41

3,050 40 29,560 59

53,793 01

Wharf Property Acquired.

Pier Old No. 36

$53 49

Bulkhead, 63 feet in length from William F. Bridge.

Bulkhead 303 feet 10 inches in length from The Screw Dock Company........................

Bulkhead west of Pier Old No. 40................

Bulkhead 51f feet in length from The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society.........|

$1,546 80 6,480 85

305,215 06 12 59

12,910 16

$734 06

326,165 46

$888,568 18

Rutgers Section.

From the upper side of Pier 31 to the upper side of; Rutgers street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$271,963 92 12,252 36

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier No. 32, at upper side of Pike Street.

Removal of old work.....................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications...................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper.............................

Side extension...........................

87,518 56 7,856 15

227 24

3,011 18 41,441 23

32,982 22

93,036 58

Pier No. 33, at lower side of Rutgers Street.

Removal of old work......................

Dredging...............................

Plans and specifications....................

Rip-rap foundation......................

Pier proper..............................

$8,928 57 2,155 55

246 81

Shed

2,162 17 42,663 91 49,991 49

106,148 50

Pier No. 34, at upper side of Rutgers Street.

Removal of old work......................

Dredging................................

Plans and specifications....................

Rip-rap foundation.......................

Pier proper.....................:........

Side extension............................

$5,626 28' 9,201 05 480 32 1,699 52 44,115 29 6,265 60

67,388 06

Wharf Property Acquired.

Pier Old No. 42, etc., from N. Y. Floating Dry Dock Company.................................

698,703 48

$51 22

$1,249,492 90

Jefferson Section.

From upper end of Rutgers Street Section to the lower side of Montgomery street. Resolution Feb. 23, 1900:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$39,190 00

$45,628 45

845,628 45

Pier No. 36, between Jefferson and Clinton Streets.

$3,568 43 7,172 90

Removal of old work..........................

Dredging.....................................

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CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Plans and specifications

Rip-rap foundation.....

Pier proper...........

514 59

3,203 81 38,202 75

52,662 48

Pier No. 37, at Clinton Street.

Dredging

$47 10

Extension

14,290 54

Plans for widening.

851 64

15,189 28

Pier No. 38, between Clinton and Montgomery Streets.

Removal of old work..........................

Plans and specifications........................

Rip-rap foundation...........................

Pier proper..................................

$1,210 71

569 20

4,865 68

29,207 04

35,852 63

Wharf Property Acquired.

Pier Old No. 45, etc............................

Bulkhead (W. A. Freeborn Estate)...............

Pier Old No. 47, etc., from Mary Bell.............

Bulkhead (Muhlenberg Estate)..................

Bulkhead, 48 feet in length, from James Keese....

Bulkhead, 88 feet in length, from Amelia Stuy-vesant, etc................................

Pier Old No. 49, etc............................

Bulkhead 227 5-6 feet in length, from the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.................................

$14 25

14 25

198,844 58

14 25

9,661 38

20,094 29

14 25

57,772 25

$39,190 00

286,429 50

$435,762 34

Water front between Montgomery and Jackson Streets. Plans for improving...........................

$148 47

$3,257 03

Wharf Property Acquired.

Pier Old No. 50

$6 00

Pier Old No. 51

439 51

544 85

Bulkhead between Piers Old Nos. 51 nnd 52

12 81

Pier Old No. 52, from Jean B. Jennings.....

Bulkhead between Piers Old Nos. 52 and 53.

47,834 10

19 20

250 74

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Part of Pier Old No. 53

2,099 22

Part of Pier Old No. 54, from Maurice D. Barry

2,222 35 25,188 18

*2,706 40

76,059 03

$79,316 06

Water-front between Grand and Rivington Streets. Plans for pier at Delancey street..................

$371 72

Water-front between Stanton and East Eighth Streets. Wharf Property Acquired.

Bulkhead north of Stanton street..............

$500 00

Bulkhead between East Houston and Third streets.

50 00

Bulkhead between Third and East Fourth streets

103 71

Bulkhead between East Fourth and Fifth streets.

187 26

$840 97

$840 97

Water-front between East Eighth and East Thirteenth Streets.

Plans for improving.

$145 39

$145 39

Pier at East Ninth Street.

Removal of old work...

Dredging.............

Plans and specifications Pier proper............

$5,676 81 12,387 77 1,122 05 30,757 36

49,943 99

$50,089 38

Water-front between East Thirteenth and East Fourteenth Streets.

Wharf Property Acquired.

Maps for condemnation of property..............

$236 97

East Twenty-third Street Section.

From the lower side of East Seventeenth street to the lower side of East Twenty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$703,350 15 118,423 26

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at East Eighteenth Street.

Removal of old work................

Dredging..........................

Pier proper....................

Sewer.............................

Approach, etc......................

Rebuilding part of..................

$288 29

2,239 72 46,669 39

12,245 82 1,497 13 28,380 34

91,320 69

Pier at East Nineteenth Street.

Removal of old work................

Dredging..........................

Plans and specifications..............

Pier proper........................

$14,233 74

$27,155 56 16,030 89 340 97

57,210 80

100,738 22

Pier at East Twentieth Street.

Dredging. . Pier proper

$3,900 34 60,535 96

64,436 30

Pier at East Twenty-first Street.

Removal of old work.................

Dredging........................

Pier proper.........................

$1,690 02 5,336 56 37,175 00

44,201 58

Pier at East Twenty-second, Street.

Removal of old work...................

Dredging............................

Pier proper...........................

$293 46

1,303 48

54,310 51

55,907 45

Wharf Property Acquired.

Uplands, etc., between East Eighteenth and East Nineteenth streets, from John U. Brookman. .

Pier, etc., at East Nineteenth street, from John U. Brookman................................

Bulkhead between East Nineteenth and East Twentieth streets, from John U. Brookman.

Bulkhead between East Twentieth and East Twenty-first streets, from the Consolidated Gas Company.............................

$151,214 64

142,241 06

94,231 35

102,173 92

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CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier, etc., foot of East Twenty-first street, from the Consolidated Gas Company..............

Bulkhead, etc., between East Twenty-first and East Twenty-second streets, from the Consolidated Gas Company.....................

Bulkhead between East Twenty-second and East Twenty-third streets.......................

96,141 55

112,925 12

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$14,245 05

•]    698,946 72

|    $1,877,324 37

Bellevue Section.

From upper side of East Twenty-sixth street to upper side of East Twenty-ninth street:

Bulkhead wall (old section).....................

Bulkhead wall (new section).....................

$152,843 76

$148,432 971 370,751 62

$519,184 59

Pier at East Twenty-ninth Street.

Dredging. Pier proper. . Pile approach

$2,840 81 30,893 72 j 2,996 47 i

$152,843 76

36,731 00

$555,915 59

East Thirty-eighth Street Section.

From the lower side of East Thirty-seventh street to the upper side of East Thirty-ninth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$216,220 32 6,249 50*

$222,469 82

Pier at East Thirty-ninth Street.

Plans and specifications...............

Rip-rap foundation..................

Pier proper.........................

$22 37! 6,570 12 21,476 56

$28,069 05

$250,538 87

Water-front from north side of East Forty-second Street to the north side of East Fifty-third Street, E. R.

Plans for improving............................

$109 76

$109 76

Hamilton Section.

From the south side of East Sixty-second street to the centre line of East Sixty-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall

$693 50

$693 50

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Yorkville Section.

From the centre line of East Sixty-fourth street to lower line of East Seventy-fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Excavating for new marginal street..............

$145,463 44

$249,749 18 22,398 72

$272,147 90

Temporary Platforms.

Between upper side of East Sixty-fourth and upper side of East Sixty-fifth streets...............

Between lower side of East Sixty-ninth and lower side of East Seventieth streets...............

$14,460 86

14,418 28

$145,463 44

28,879 14

$301,027 04

Blackwell Section.

From the lower line of East Seventy-fourth street to the upper line of East Eighty-first street:

Bulkhead wall, etc.............................

Excavating for and paving the new marginal street.

$100,064 58 2,918 81

$632,154 19 21,954 62

$102,983 39

$654,108 81

$654,108 81

East One Hundred and Second Street Section.

From the lower side of East One Hundred and First street to the lower side of East One Hundred and Fourth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc..............................

Paving the new marginal street..................

$234,858 55 5,295 91

Pier at East One Hundred and Second street......

Pier at East One Hundred and Third street (plans).

$67 95

280,154.46 20,970 57 187 59

$67 95

$261,312 62

Water-front between East One Hundred and Fourth Street and East One Hundred and Seventh Street.

Plans for pier at East One Hundred and Sixth street

Bulkhead between East One Hundred and Fourth street and East One Hundred and Fifth street (condemnation expenses)...................

$69 48

$544 04

3,865 82

$69 48

$4,409 86

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

$195,324 97

Total

Expenditures to Date.

East One Hundred and Tenth Street Section.

From the lower side of East One Hundred and Seventh street to the upper side of East One Hundred and Tenth street:

Bulkhead wall, etc

Paving the new marginal street.

25,369 62

Pier at East One Hundred and Eighth street, H. R. Pier at East One Hundred and Ninth street, H. R.. Pier, etc., at East One Hundred and Tenth street,

h. r..............................:......

$220,694 59 25,052 71 24,575 53

29,644 37

$299,967 20

Plans for pier at East One Hundred and Eleventh street, H. R...............................

$3 66

$3 66

Between East One Hundred and Twentieth and East One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Streets, H. R.

Plans for improving............................

-°ier at East One Hundred and Twentieth street...

$91 31

$950 40

11,259 26

Maps for conveyance of wharf property.

67 21

$91 31

$12,276 87

East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Section.

From lower side of East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, north and across the street to a line 25 feet north of and parallel with upper side of East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, thence west 217.02 feet:

Bulkhead wall, etc............

Paving the new marginal street,

$99,018 14 3,123 20

$102,141 34

Sherman’s Creek—Harlem River.

Crib-bulkheads, etc

$167,141 31

Plans for extension of bulkhead

1,858 95

Paving the new marginal street.

3,915 90

$172,916 16

3,103 25

Wharf property acquired from Robert G. Dunn.

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Piers, Bulkheads, Slips and Berths designated and set

apart for use of City Departments, in accordance

with Sections 542, 834, 836 and 838 of the Greater

New York Charter.

Examination of river bottom foot of West Fiftieth street for proposed berth for fire boat.........

Construction of pier between West Ninety-seventh and West Ninety-eighth streets for the First Naval Battalion...........................

Plans for pier at East Fifty-third street for Department of Public Charities....................

Construction of pier and dumping board, for Department of Street Cleaning at East One Hundred and Seventh Street...............

Plans for extension at Blackwell Island...........

Plans f c t covered dump for Street Cleaning Department.....................................

$44,603 55

24,901 97

242 21

358 99

$70,106 72

$226 82

79,934 48

25,229 75

39,563 53 242 21

690 46

$145,887 25

Recreation Building at Cedar Street. Completing the structure...............

$2,325 27

$2,325 27

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditure s to Date.

Survey of the water-front.......................

Plans for platform at East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, Harlem River...........

Platform foot Railroad avenue, Harlem River....

Water-front at Fordham Road.

Plans for improving............................

Pier at Fordham road..........................

Maps for acquisition of wharf property...........

Plans for improving foot of Cheever place, Harlem River.....................................

Plans for improving Cromwell’s Creek, Harlem River.....................................

Plans for pier at East One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street, Harlem River................

Plans for improving Morris Heights..............

Plans for platform at East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, Port Morris.............

$6,795 31

$58,491 37

319 64

3,014 31

30 49

349 16

$291 99 16,992 96 91 62 j

$1,869 93

723 89

30 181 30 19

186 70

17,376 57

2,840 89

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Pier at East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street, Port Morris.

Plans and specifications.........................

Rip-rap foundation............................

Pier proper...................................

$835 16

11,119 95 25,509 71

Plans for improvement at Tiffany street.......

Plans for pier at Classons Point...............

Plans for pier at Willow Lane, Eastchester Bay

Plans for improving Eastchester Creek.........

Plans for improving Westchester Creek........

Pier at Main street, City Island...............

157 19

37,464 82 1,608 79 69 90

88 00

1,022 30 23 99

15,955 13

$7,332 15

$138,275 71

Piers, Bulkheads, Slips and Berths designated and set' apart for use of City Departments in accordance: with Sections 542, 834, 836 and 838 of the Greateri New York Charter.

Pier and landing stage at East One Hundred and) Thifty-second street, P. M..................

$16,858 03

Riker’s Island.

Crib-bulkhead

$184,410 89

Pier and extension......................

Rip-rap embankment on east side.........

Rip-rap embankment and wall on east side Dry-stone wall on embankment...........

$9,191 74

6,488 79

289,974 97

9,191 74 38,231 65

528,298 04

North Brother Island.

Pier on west side..........................

Masonry wall at north end.................

Rip-rap embankment on north and east sides Sea-wall and platform on east side..........

$ 9,864 17

1,040 78

63,687 08 $72,878 82i

9,236 09 68,364 46

88,505 50

$633,661 57

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Survey of the water-front...............

Plans for improving Gravesend Bav......

Pier at Bay Ridge avenue, New York Bay

$10,859 63

$92,387 83

78 95

318 93

72,378 31

Water-front between Twenty-eighth and Sixty-fifth Streets, New York Bay.

$15,128 46

6,466 84

Plans for improving (awaiting apportionment).....

Pier, etc., between Fifty-first and Fifty-second Streets.

Pier, etc.....................................

Dredging for extension........................

Extension....................................

45,298 84

4,160 39

19,089 95

19,541 98

Plans for pier at Fifty-seventh street.. Plans for pier at Fifty-eighth street. .. Plans for pier at Sixtieth street.......

44 04

44 06

44 06

Maps for acquisition of wharf property, between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-ninth streets.........

Wharf property acquired between Fifty-ninth and Sixty-first streets...........................

165 51

849,020 40

849,155 63

933,582 97

Gowanus Section.

From the north side of Twenty-eighth street to the south side of Thirty-sixth street, New York Bay:

Bulkhead wall, etc

603 85

$603 85

Dredging ((awaiting apportionment).............

Plans for construction of pier at Thirty-first street.

Plans for construction of shed on pier at Thirty-first street................................

Wharf property acquired........................

606,328 52

1,526 04

606,328 52 3,353 02

2,019 17 4,675,337 57

3,804 94 4,675,4.48 09

5,289,538 42

Water-front at Hamilton Avenue.

$60 96

62 32

Plans for construction of pier..........

Maps for acquisition of wharf property.

123 28

Water-front at Hudson Avenue. Examining titles....................

Apportionment of Expenditures,

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Expenditures, 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Wallabout Basin.

Bulkhead wall, etc. (See Report of 1903)

Piers Nos. 1 and 2

Piers Nos. 3 and 4

Pier No. 5

$135,678 47 119,982 50 68,071 57 22,597 22

Pier at South Fifth Street, E. R.................

Recreation Building at Metropolitan avenue, E. R.

346,329 76 24,693 61 44,005 03

Water-front at Whale Creek.

Plans for improving (awaiting apportionment)

Dredging (awaiting apportionment)..........

Plans for pier..............................

Maps for acquisition of wharf property.......

$2,482 72

164 24

164 24

498 57

498 57

213 24

3,358 77

$6,171,993 73

$6,807,001 91

CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Expenditures 1908 Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures To Date.

Survey of water front....................>.......

Plans for pier at Broadway, Astoria..............

Plans for pier at Jamaica street, Astoria..........

Plans for improvements at Nott avenue...........

Pier and approach at Bayside avenue, Whitestone.

Maps for acquisition of property at Broadway, Astoria...................................

Wharf property, acquired at Jamaica street, Astoria...................................

$10,274 39

$115,137 02

256 58

420 96

446 77

494 98

505 21

505 21

18,812 82

7 90

$7 90

84,500 00

84,545 92

$95,990 85

84,553 82

$219,924 81

Expenditures, 1908 Only

Totals,

Total

Expenditures To Date.

Survey of water-front..........................

Plans for improvements at Arietta street, New York Bay......................................

Maps for acquisition of land under water at Arietta street.....................................

$8,586 28

$80,787 27

$58 41

26 17

84 58

Plans for pier at Red Lane, New York Bay.......

Pier at Rossville, Arthur Kills...................

Maps for acquisition of land under water at Rossville ......................................

$10,753 67

42 00

287 03

10,795 67

Pier and approach at Summerfield avenue, Kill Yon Kull.................................

Maps for acquisition of land under water at Summerfield avenue............................

$21,036 45

38 49

21,074 94

Plans for improvements at Davis avenue, Kill Yon Kull......................................

Plans for improvements at Broadway, Kill Von Kull......................................

• Maps for acquisition of lands under water at Bard avenue...................................

Maps for acquisition of land under water at Tyson street................................. .. . .

Maps for acquisition of land under water at Jersey street.....................................

Construction of fire boat berth at St. George......

10,170 38

32 26

44 14

38 49

40 87

23 07

10,170 38

Repairs.

Dredging.

On the North River.

Platforms at Battery Park wall.................

Granite pavement of new marginal street..........

Asphalt pavement of new marginal street.........

Boat landing and break-water at Pier “A”........

Bulkhead between Pier “A” and Pier New No. 1.. Bulkhead between Piers New No. 1 and Old No. 1

Pier No. 10, at Albany street...................

Pier No. 11, at Cedar street.....................

Pier No. 14, at Fulton street....................

Pier No. 15, at Yesey street......................

Pier No. 19, at Warren street...................

Bulkhead between Piers Nos. 24 and 25..........

$6,262 34

2,566 44 22,506 18

215 50

182 50

55 71

21

15

37

27

4 93

40

7 32

125 16

$2,883 39 1,150 88

Pier No. 25, at North Moore street.....

Bulkhead between Piers Nos. 25 and 26

45

40

63

78

Pier No. 33, at Canal street............................

Bulkhead between Piers Nos. 33 and 34.................

Pier No. 34, at Canal street............................

Pier No. 39, at West Houston street....................

Pier No. 40, at Clarkson street.........................

Pier No. 42, at Morton street..........................

Pier No. 43, at Barrow street..........................

Old bulkhead between Charles and Perry streets..........

Platform and approach between Piers Nos. 46 and 47.....

Pier No. 47, between Charles and Perry streets...........

Pier No. 48, at West Eleventh street....................

Pier No. 49, at Bank street............................

Pier No. 50, at Bethune street.........................

Pier No. 51, at Jane street.............................

Pier No. 52, at Gansevoort street.......................

Bulkhead between Piers New No. 52 and Old No. 56?. Oyster Basin, between Piers Old No. 564 and New No. 53

Pier No. 54, at West Thirteenth street..................

Pier No. 56, at West Fourteenth street..................

Pier No. 57, at West Fifteenth street....................

Pier No. 58, at West Sixteenth street....................

43

56

719 93

955 05

84 54

1,420 56

5 83

1,698 09

123 18

708 40

684 79

975 80

902 95

146 41

4,393 64

433 67

2,041 87

127 37

311 14

503 07

616 18

2,706 03

511 95

373 58

581 15

391 29

1,963 60

Repairs.

Dredging.

Pier No. 59, at West Eighteenth street...............................

Bulkhead between Piers Nos. 59 and 60.............................

Pier No. 61, at West Twenty-first street.............................

Pier No. 62, at West Twenty-second street...........................

Recrea ion Ground between West Twenty-second and West Twenty-third streets.................................................

82 32

117 13

82 11

708 19

1,735 96

Bulkhead between West Twenty-fourth and West Twenty-fifth streets.

Pier No. 65, at West Twenty-fifth street.............................

Bulkhead between West Twenty-fifth and West Twenty-sixth streets. . Bulkhead between West Twenty-sixth and West Twenty-seventh streets

Pier No. 67 at West Twenty-seventh street..........................

Bulkhead between West Twenty-seventh and West Twenty-eighth streets Bulkhead between West Twenty-eighth and West Twenty-ninth streets.

Bulkhead between West Twenty-ninth and West Thirtieth streets.....

Pier No. 70 at West Thirtieth street................................

Bulkhead between West Thirtieth and West Thirty-first streets.......

Bulkhead between West Thirty-first and West Thirty-second streets.. . .

Pier No. 72, at West Thirty-second street...........................

Bulkhead between West Thirty-second and West Thirty-third streets. .

Bulkhead between West Thirty-third and West Thirty-fourth streets.....

Pier No. 74, at West Thirty-fourth street............................

Pier No. 75, at West Thirty-fifth street..............................

Pier and approach at West Thirty-ninth street. . . . ..................

Pier at West Fortieth street.......................................

Pier at West Forty-fifth street.....................................

Pier at West Forty-sixth street.....................................

Pier at West Forty-seventh street..................................

Pier at West Forty-eighth street....................................

Pier at West Forty-ninth street....................................

Pier at West Fiftieth street........................................

Pier at West Fifty-first street......................................

Pier at West Fifty-second street....................................

Pier at West Fifty-fourth street....................................

Pier at West Fifty-fifth street......................................

Buikhead between West Fifty-sixth and West Fifty-seventh streets. . .

81 86

81 85

84 14

109 19

111 43

133 50

9,515 42

203 64

199 93

9 32

70 16

446 19

821 77

1,899 50

41,108 44 3,841 57 16,394 30 652 38

28 62

1,090 74

56 23

990 81

1,404 67

14 25

50 58

1,468 69

3,930 38

218 25

6,932 10 3,071 82

47 36

3,170 16

4,505 28

111 40

Bulkhead between West Fifty-seventh and West Fifty-eighth streets... •

633 70

20(5

Apportionment of Expenditures,

REPAIR AND .MAINTENANCE OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS —BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Repairs.

Dredging.

Bulkhead between West Seventy-seventh and West Seventy-eighth streets......................................................

Bulkhead between West Seventy-eighth and West Seventy-ninth streets

Pier and approach at West Seventy-ninth street......................

Bulkhead between West Seventy-ninth and West Eightieth streets......

Pier and paved approach at West Eightieth street....................

Bulkhead between West Eightieth and West Eighty-first streets........

Pier and approach at West Ninety-sixth street.......................

Pier at West Ninety-seventh street.................................

Pier at West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street..................

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-first street....................

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-second street..................

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-third street....................

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street...................

Pier at West One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street..................

Pier at West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth street....................

Landing Floats...................................................

234 56

139 24

76 21

4 66

9 98

14 95

75 37

2,983 47

911 12

2,510 46

23 29

304 85

1,214 35

41

93

291 27

120 59

182 71

235 39

On the East River.

Granite pavement of new marginal street.................

Asphalt pavement of new marginal street.................

Pier No. 4, at Broad street...............................

Pier No. 5, at lower side of Coenties Slip..................

Pier No. 6, at Jeannette Park............................

Pier No. 11, at lower side of Jones’ Lane..................

Pier Old No. 34, at lower side of Catharine street...........

Pier No. 30, between Market and Pike streets..............

Pier No. 32, and lateral extension at upper side of Pike Slip

Pier No. 33, and shed at lower side of Rutgers rtreet.......

Pier No. 36, between Jefferson and Clinton streets..........

Pier No. 50, at Montgomery street........................

Pier No. 52, at upper side Gouverneur Slip...............

Pier No. 53, at lower side of Jackson street...............

Bulkhead between Piers Nos. 53 and 54..................

Pier No. 54, at upper side of Jackson street...............

Pier No. 50, at Rivington street..........................

21,676 97 7,797 94

11 58

4,179 42 1,223 29

1,642 09

27 11

425 48

3,788 57 17,981 35

2,883 96

626 93

16 23

168 69

71 97

5,446 38

1,346 96

247 07

2,025 36

152 83

Repairs.

Dredging.

Bulkhead between Piers Nos. 50 and 51

209 67

Pier No. 51, between Rivington and Stanton streets..................

Pier No. 52, at Stanton street......................................

Pier No. 55, at Third street........................................

Pier No. 57, at Fifth street........................................

Pier at East Ninth street..........................................

Bulkhead foot of East Fourteenth street.............................

Bulkhead foot of East Sixteenth street..............................

Bulkhead between East Sixteenth and East Seventeenth streets......

Pier at East Eighteenth street.....................................

Pier at East Twentieth street......................................

Pier at East Twenty-first street....................................

Bulkhead foot of East Twenty-third street...........................

Bulkhead between East Twenty-third and East Twenty-fourth streets.

Pier at East Twenty-fourth street..................................

Bulkhead between East Twenty-fourth and East Twenty-fifth streets. .

Bulkhead between East Twenty-fifth and East Twenty-sixth streets. . . .

Pier No. 76, and crib approach at East Twenty-eighth street...........

Pier No. 77, at East Twenty-ninth street............................

Pier at East Thirtieth street.......................................

Pier at East Thirty-first street.....................................

Pier and approach at East Thirty-sixth street........................

Pier and approach at East Thirty-seventh street......................

Pier at East Forty-sixth street......................................

Bulkhead platform at East Forty-seventh street......................

Pier at East Forty-ninth street.....................................

Pier at East Sixty-first street......................................

Bulkhead between East Sixty-first and East Sixty-second streets.......

Pier at East Sixty-second street....................................

Platform between upper side of East Sixty-fourth and upper side of East Sixty-fifth streets........................................

726 56

122 26

1,912 81 2,089 66 168 62

243 36

215 02

1,347 02

296 62

1,854 36

29,747 70

564 33

692 92

41 26

1,048 41

1,939 37

1,808 92

3,228 77

403 44

2,073 95

294 31

150 10

2 43

1,433 37 4,505 33

9 32

39 93

138 09

471 93

625 81

868 01

1,513 12

144 33

Pier at East Eighty-sixth street.......

Bulkhead foot of East Ninetieth street.

137 92

56 70

Pier at East Ninety-first street.....................................

Bulkhead between East Ninety-second and East Ninety-third streets. .

19,249 54

146 41

Pier at East Ninety-fourth street

4,049 57

Repairs.

Dredging.

Pier at East Ninety-fifth street. Pier at East Ninety-sixth street.

983 05

659 36

On the Harlem River.

Asphalt pavement of new marginal street............................

Pier at East One Hundredth street.................................

Pier at East One Hundred and Second street........................

Bulkhead between Pier at East One Hundred and Second and upper! side of East One Hundred and Fourth streets....................!

Bulkhead foot of East One Hundred and Sixth street.................

Bulkhead between East One Hundred and Seventh and East One Hun-' dred and Eighth streets.......................................

Pier at East One Hundred and Eighth street..........................

Bulkhead between East One Hundred and Ninth and East One Hundred and Tenth streets.............................................[

Pier at East One Hundred and Tenth street.........................

Bulkhead foot of East One Hundred and Fourteenth street..........

Pier and approach at East One Hundred and Seventeenth street.......

Pier at East One Hundred and Eighteenth street.....................

Pier and paved approach at East One Hundred and Nineteenth street. .

Pier at East One Hundred and Twentieth street......................

3,828 52! 865 89 97 88

127 93 33 67

$103 72

55 75

1,028 43 2,352 00 152 79

34 41

123 18

195 27

Bulkhead at East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street.

een East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth nd Thirty-fifth streets..................

Bulkhead foot of East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street...........

Bulkhead from lower side of East One Hundred and Thirty-ninth to upper side of East One Hundred and Fortieth streets...........

Platform at West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street and Seventh avenue

Bulkhead betw

Hundred a

and East One

Cleaning piers, bulkheads, marginal streets and places, by law committed\ to the custody and control of the Department of Docks and Ferries, as ordered by Sections 540 and 818 of the Greater New York Charter, viz.:\

Sweeping, collecting and removing dirt and rubbish...................

Removal of snow.................................................

Removal of encumbrances from marginal street......................

Sprinkling marginal street.........................................

5 32, 508 98'

582 11

1,418 73

445 69¹

146 38

495 28

240 79

65 50

$297,490 07    $48,895 40

$192,241 89 8,151 19 476 37

6,926 38

$207,795 83

Repairs.

Dredging.

Piers, Bulkheads, Slips and Berths designated and set apart for use of City Departments, in accordance with Sections 542, 834, 836, and 838 of the Greater New York Charter:

Repairing and maintaining berths for and approaches to public baths....

Dredging Street Cleaning Department dumping boards.................

Repairing and maintaining berths for fire boats.......................

Care of old ferry boats used as tuberculosis camps by Bellevue Hospital and other charity organizations, and preparing berths for same .

Pier “A” Battery Park............................................

Repairing and maintaining the building, fixtures and heating apparatus on Pier “A,” Battery Park, and cleaning, heating and lighting the offices.......................................................

Berth at East Twenty-fourth street for the Nautical Schoolship “Newport” ..................................._....................

Repairing Public Charities Pier at East Twenty-sixth street.............

Repairing Public Charities Pier at East Fifty-third street..............

Repairing Public Charities landing float at East One Hundred and Twentieth street..............................................

Repairing Police Department float at East One Hundred and Twenty-second street.................................................

Repairing Publ ic Charities landing float at East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street...........................................

$698 96

5,682 50

10,055 52 112 47

50,347 97

3,555 96 17 67

322 43

1,271 22

693 84

$4,547 89 1,015 88

3,010 53

324 41

Repairing landings at Blackwell’s Island Repairing landings at Randall’s Island..

7,862 43 2,853 45

1,329 24

$83,474 42

$10,227 95

Repairs to and Maintenance of Recreation Buildings.

Salaries and wages of attendants and watchmen

Music......................................

Lighting....................................

Repairs, supplies and cleaning.................

Supervision and general expenses.............

$42,926 97 54,045 00 7,490 12 44,294 28 4,616 61

$153,372 98

Work done at Cost and Expense of Lessees, Owners and Others.

Supervising restoration of pavement foot of East One Hundred and Sixteenth street, H. R. for Francis Celia.—B. O. 5670...........................................

Reinforcing ferry rack at pier No. 19, N. R., for the Erie Railway Company.—B. O. 5735

Repairing pier ajt Third street, E. R., where damaged by the barge “Dunderberg” and tug “22” of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.........

Constructing a dumping board on the pier at East Sixtieth street for the Department of Street Cleaning.—B. O. 5891..................................................

Repairing Department’s pile driver No. 17, where damaged by the steamer “Providence” for the New England Steamship Company.—B. O. 5896..........................

• $1 50

1,682 21

54 57

3,267 36

Work Done at Cost and Expense of Lessees, Owners and Others.

Repairing Department’s boring machine “Woodcock,” where damaged by the tug “Genes-see” for Lehigh Valley Railway Company.—B. O. 5905...........................

Repairing the extension of pier 19, N. R., where damaged by Erie Railroad Company’s ferry boat “Tuxedo.”—B. O. 5942.............................................

Repairing pier at West Fifty-fifth street, where damaged by the tug “Reliable” for the McElroy Transportation Line.—B. O. 5958.....................................

Replacing part of runway to the dumping board at Canal street, N. R., for the Department of Street Cleaning.—B. O. 5984..........................................

Removing old dumping board at East Sixty-first street for the Department of Street Cleaning.—B. O. 6003........................................................

Constructing a dumping board at East Thirtieth street for the Department of Srteet Cleaning.—B. O. 6047........................................................

Preparing berth for the steamer “Angler” at the foot of East Twenty-first street for Captain A. G. Foster...................................................

spring piles at outer end of pier No. 33, N. R., for Norton’s Peekskill and New York Day Line.—B. O. 6062..................................................

54 35

28 85

108 74

6,511 96

542 92

11,467 83

164 19

Placing

73 83

Replacing sheathing and wing logs at the middle dumping board at West Thirtieth street for the department of Steel Cleaning.—B. O. 6163...............................

Replacing fender piles at-pier No. 53, N. R., for the New York and Albany Transportation Company.—B. O. 6166.......................................................

Driving piles foot of West Twenty-second street for the Iron Steamboat Company of New Jersey.—B. O. 6232..........................................................

Removing pile clusters between piers Nos. 57 and 58, N. R., for Martin H. Healey—B. O. 6249......................................................................

Repairing extension of pier No. 19, N. R., where damaged by the steamer “Boston” of the New England Navigation Company—B. O. 6318.................................

Rebuilding centre dumping board and repairing outer dumping board at West Forty-seventh street for the Department of Street Cleaning—B. O. 6345.................

Driving test piles in Cromwell’s Creek for the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity.—B. O. 6419......................................................

Dredging lower half of slip foot of East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street, H. R., for Sperry and Popham Coal Company, Limited.—B. O. 6582........................

Fitting up room on Pier “A,” Battery Park, for the Metropolitan Sewerage Commission.— B. O. 6587..................................................................

Driving test piles on site of main arch of the Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge for Department of Bridges.—B. O. 6590.................................................

Repairing sub-structure of pier old No. 34, E. R., for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company.—B. O. 6594.......................................

Repairing pier at West Fifty-first street, N. R., for the Cornell Steamboat Company.—-B. O. 6619..................................................................

Zinc-capping piles at pier No. 19, N. R., for New England Navigation Company.—B. O. 6636.......................................................................

Placing heating apparatus in the quarters of the Metropolitan Sewerage Commission at Pier “A,” Battery Park.—B. O. 6733..........................................

Repairing lower side of pier at East One Hundredth street, H. R., for the National Ice Company.—B. O. 6758.......................................................

Repairing the bulkhead wall at East Seventy-fourth street where damaged by R. G. Packard Company, contractors for excavating and removing rock in the vicinity. .

Paving part of the new marginal street at Chelsea Section for the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company..............................................

Taking care of scow No. 18 for Brown and Fleming..................................

Use of telephone by private parties................................................

1,386 77

93 50

90 79

160 65

565 46

2,787 77

503 95

309 00

96 57

1,372 91

1,184 79

201 08

24 10

121 05

285 27

182 63

4,926 81 13 02 113 42

Repairs.

Dredging.

Pier and platform at Depot Place, Highbridge..................

Pier at East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, Port Morris. Bulkhead foot of Main street, Westchester, Westchester Creek...

Pier at Fordham avenue, City Island..........................

Piet at Main street, City Island..............................

Landing at Belden Point, City Island.........................

$53 87

180 01

47 55

997 25

44 03

$1,322 71

$994 42

9994 42

Sweeping, collecting and removing dirt and rubbish. Removal of snow...............................

$1,829 12

75 01

$1,904 13

Piers, Bulkheads Slips and Berths designated and set apart for use of City. Departments, in accordance with Sections 542, 834, 836 and 838 of the Greater New York Charter:

Health Department Pier at East One Hundred and Thirty-second street, Port Morris..................................................¹

Landings at Hart’s Island.*.........................................

Landings at North Brother Island..................................

$77 84

6,109 81 8,238 99

$14,426 64

Work done at Cost and Expense of Lessees, Owners and Others.

Driving piles at Riker’s Island for the Department of Street Cleaning.—j B. O. 6296 and B. O. 6500.....................................

$1,749 51

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Repairs.

Dredging.

Pier at Bay Ridge avenue, New York Bay...........................

Pier and paved approach between Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets, New York Bay...............................................

Bulkhead at Bond street, Gowanus Canal............................

Bulkhead at Court street, Gowanus Canal...........................

Bulkhead at First street, Gowanus Canal............................

Bulkhead foot of Second street, Gowanus Canal......................

Pier No. 1, Wallabout Basin.......................................

Pier No. 4, Wallabout Basin.......................................

Pier No. 5, Wallabout Basin.......................................

Pier at Dock street, E. R..........................................

$1,048 15

1,592 59

654 41

388 80

219 83

817 23

2,950 54

771 14

536 55

Repairs.

Dredging.

Pier at Metropolitan avenue, E. R. Pier at Noble street, E. R........

Pier at South Fifth street, E. R.

3,160 31 1,814 43 1,292 56

$15,984 30

Repairs to and Maintenance of Recreation Building.

Salaries and wages of attendants and watchmen.......

Music...........................................

Lighting.........................................

Repairs, supplies and cleaning.......................

Supervision and general expenses....................

$4,522 52

6,042 00

618 02 4,725 31 494 73

816,402 58

Cleaning piers, bulkheaks, marginal streets and places, by law committed to the custody and control of the Department of Docks and Ferrries, as ordered by Sections 540 and 818 of the Greater New York Charter, viz:

Sweeping, collecting and removing dirt and rubbish............................

Removal of snow..........................................................

$23,267 71

798 69

$24,066 40

Work, done at Cost and Expense of Lessees, Owners and Others.

$43 28

Repairing gate of the Recreation Building at Metropolitan avenue, E. R., where damaged by cart of O’Grady Bros.—B. 0. 6818..............

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF PIERS AND BULKHEADS—BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Repairs.

Dredging.

Bulkhead at Harris avenue, E. R Pier at Webster avenue, E. R....

$228 84

94 69

$323 53

Sweeping, collecting and removing dirt and rubbish Removal of snow...............................

$845 19

28 61

$873 80

Repairs.

Dredging.

Platform at Red Lane, Midland Beach..............................

Premises between Richmond avenue and Ferry street, Port Richmond. . Landing float at St. George........................................

$20 37

1,963 80 85 00

$882 81

$2,069 17

$882 81

Piers, Bulkheads, Slips and Berths designated and set apart for use of City Departments in accordance with Sections 542, 834, 836 and 838 of Ihe Greater New York Charter::

Department of Charities berth at Summerfield avenue...............

$263 21

CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF MUNICIPAL FERRIES.

Expenditures, 1908, Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Staten Island Division—Construction.

Acquisition of terminal property and ferry structures in Richmond....................................

Acquisition of terminal property and ferry structures in Manhattan....................................

$2,099 64

$738,196 55

125,000 00

$863,196 55

Construction of terminal at St. George, S. I...........

Construction of terminal at Stapleton, S. I............

Construction of terminal at Port Richmond, S. I.......

Construction of terminal at Whitehall street, Manhattan

73,967 46 5,767 41

93,647 13

$1,837,056 61 . 438,811 41 2,237 79

364,974 62

2,643,080 43

Construction of ferry boats, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, including equipment and additional parts............................

Purchase of old ferry boats Garrett, Castleton, West-field, Northfield and Southfield and improvement! of same.................:.....................

Plans for construction of three additional ferry boats.. .

18,500 00

34 67

$1,891,349 36

475,628 57

34 67

Totals

$194,016 31

2,367,012 60

$5,873,289 58

Operation—Begun October 25, 1905.

Repairs to terminal at St. George, Richmond........

Repairs to terminal at Stapleton, Richmond.........

Repairs to terminal at Whitehall street, Manhattan. . . . j

$35,657 79 144 59

$96,283 70 144 59

16,607 12

43,124 83

CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF MUNICIPAL FERRIES.

Expenditures, 1908, Only.

Totals.

Total

Expenditures to Date.

Repairs to ferry boats, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond..........................

Repairs to ferry boats, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, from November 16 to December 23, 1905, paid for this year, in accord-, ance with provisions of chapter 601, laws of 1907, and resolution adopted by Board of Estimate and Apportionment, June 12, 1908...................

Repairs to ferry boats, Stapleton, Castleton and Middle-town chargeable to this Division.................

99,175 50

40,314 24

12,198 35

1559,384 19

60,108 46

619,492 65

Salaries and wages of boat and terminal forces.........

Carting...........................................

Coal for boats and terminals.........................

Ferry boat licenses and inspection of boilers and hose...

Insurance on ferry boats............................

Lighting the terminals..............................

Electric power at St. George terminal.................

Telephone service..................................

Printing of passenger and team tickets................

Ice for boats and terminals..........................

Towel and soap supply.............................

Miscellaneous supplies and expenses..................

General supervision and office expenses...............

Totals.........'........................

490,490 12 19,921 70 236,332 68 430 00j 31,636 81 20,728 72 2,461 59 1,582 57 750 20

SI,515,089 17! 70,160 96 746,519 82

702 35

379 08

32,850 06 21,696 58

1,320 50 76,743 41 71,988 15 2,772 49 4,902 26 2,761 45 2,171 16 1,290 13 122,753 46 74,847 40

$1,064,060 05

2,693,320 36

$3,452,366 13

Thirty-ninth Street, Brooklyn, Division. Construction.

Acquisition of terminal property and ferry structures in Brooklyn and Manhattan.....................

Acquisition of piers old Nos. 2 and 3, E. R., Manhattan

$504 17

$751,067 85; 10,774 16

761,842 01

Construction of Manhattan terminal Construction of Brooklyn terminal..

531,898 22 169,848 58

$754,868 20 393,258 22

1,148,126 42

Construction of ferry-boats, Bay Ridge, Gowanus and Nassau.......................................

667,678 01 •

Totals

$702,250 97

$2,577,646 44

Operation—-Begun November 1, 1906.

Repairs to Manhattan terminal..............

Repairs to Brooklyn terminal................

$2,764 56 10,228 73

$6,594 88 27,350 51

CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF MUNICIPAL FERRIES.

Expenditures, 1908, Only.

Totals,

Total

Expenditures to Date,

Repairs to ferry boats South Brooklyn, West Brooklyn, and Mineola...................................

Repairs to ferry boats, Stapleton, Castleton and Middle-town chargeable to this Division.................

Repairs to ferry boats, Bay Ridge, Gowanus and Nassau.......................................

597 00

24,396 72

34,221 24

$26,020 07

53,142 78

46,391 04

125,553 89

Salaries and wages of boat and terminal forces.........

Carting...........................................

Coal for boats and terminals.........................

Ferry boat licenses and inspection of boilers and hose...

Insurance on ferry boats............................

Lighting the terminals..............................

Telephone service..................................

Printing of passenger and team tickets................

Ice for boats and terminals..........................

Towel and soap supply.............................

Miscellaneous supplies and expenses..................

General supervision and office expenses...............

Totals................................

248,005 47 6,929 20 112,627 46 260 00 16,080 47 7,194 95 763 90 128 90 128 40^

$481,620 49 16,006 46 187,745 17 417 50

28,984 24 12,172 61 1,665 56

558 90

283 59

37 92, 15,244 88 9,985 01

72 67

36,742 40 20,884 31

$489,594 81

787,153 90

$946,653 18

Hamilton and Atlantic Avenues Division.

Construction.

Construction of Manhattan terminal (plans for)

$28 68

$1,162 60

Year.

Wharf

Property

Acquired.

Staten Island Division.

1903

1904

1905

1906

1907

1908

Thirty - ninth Street, Brooklyn, Division.

1905

1906

1907

1908

Hamilton and Atlantic Avenues Division.

1907

1908

Total expenditures on ferries to date. . . .

Summary for Each Tear.

Construction

OF

Terminals.

Construction and Purchase of Boats.

Cost

OF

Operation.

Totals.

$1,242 12

136 12

702,484 45

93 90

157,140 32 2,099 64

$863,196 55

$750,126 60 11,211 24

504 17

$761,842 01

$2,510 75 44,568 23 371,736 28 920,918 17 1,129,965 00 173,382 00

$3,125 00 452,859 06 1,321,563 79 510,487 58 60,442 50 18,534 67

$199,908 61 964,541 83 1,223,855 64 1,064,060 05

$6,877 87 497,563 49 2,595,693 13 2,396,041 48 2,571,403 46 1,258,076 36

$2,643,080 43

$2,367,012 60

$3,452,366 13

$9,325,655 71

$108 73

$108 73

68,145 83 378,125 06 ?01,746 80

$36,265 71 631,412 30

$40,754 35 416,304 02 489,594 81

895,292 49 1,437,052 62 1,191,845 78

$1,148,126 42

$667,678 01

$946,653 18

$3,524,299 62

$1,133 92

$1,133 92

28 68

28 68

$1,162 60

$1,162 60

$12,851,117 93

GENERAL EXPENSES INCIDENT TO AND INCLUDED WITH FOREGOING EXPENDITURES.

Office of the Chief Engineer. Salaries of Engineer and Deputy, Clerks and Messengers Railroad and car-fares...............................

$31,123 71

52 86

$31,176 57

Draughting Boom.

Salaries of Engineers and Draughtsmen.......

Drawing materials and supplies..............

$30,428 99 2,434 25

Surveying Force.

32,863 24

Salaries..............................

Repairs to field implements, supplies, etc Construction of office building...........

$83,519 87 4,351 19 397 31

88,268 37

Office of Superintendent of Docks. Salaries of Superintendents, Clerks and Messengers.... Supplies, stationery and office furniture..............

$11,528 23

642 87

Work Yards and Offices.

Salaries and wages of Engineers, Clerks and Messengers

Supplies and repairs to buildings and plant, etc........

Improvements at West Fifty-seventh street yard......

Repairs to yard piers...............................

$184,563 40 49,284 19 9,430 86 2,697 45

12,171 10

245,975 90

Sundries.

Expenditures incident to the purchase and care of timber, including the printing and advertising of contracts, inspection of timber and maintenance of storage basins.......................................

Expenditures incident to the purchase and care of piles, including the printing and advertising of contracts, inspection of piles and maintenance of storage basins.......................................

Miscellaneous stationery, printing and type-writer supplies..............

Preparing printing and advertising general supply contracts and inspecting supplies..............................................

Maintenance of old timber storage basin and lotting and advertising old materials for auction sale.......................................

Preparing, printing and binding annual reports........................

Supervision of watchmen, including wages of roundsmen and repairs to and care of time-clocks.........................................

Repairs to, and storage and operation of automobiles..................

Repairs to and care of automatic tide gauges..........................

Telephone service..................................................

Postage..........................................................

Employees’ badges.................................................

Ice used on the works..............................................

Photographic work and supplies.....................................

Commissioner of Deeds fee..........................................

Corrections and additions to Water Grant Maps.......................

Storing official records at East Twenty-fourth street yard..............

Plans for standard tools............................................

$27,851 57

20,793 00 6,700 37

4,383 53

5,099 32

3,972 55

10,718 73

9,094 37

3,963 90

7,265 06

406 75

115 00

462 97

199 94

5 25

507 02

50

30

101,607 13

Floating Plant.

Repairs to nd maintenance of all plant, excepting tugs, including all supplies, additional machinery, docking and cleaning, workmen’s wages, etc....................................................

New plant........................................................

$242,458 63 6,819 84

249,278 47

Tugs.

Repairs to and maintenance and operation of Department tug boats Expenditures for hired tugs.....................................

$54,502 72 11,859 59

66,362 31

Apportionment of Expenditures,

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

Department Office at Pier “A.”

Salaries................................

Office furniture and fixtures................

Stationery, printing and type-writer supplies

Law books and legislative documents.......

Postage.................................

Railroad and car fares....................

$68,239 42 912 91 5,283 81 180 25

707 22

179 86

$75,503 47

Wharfage Offices.

Salaries and wages of dock masters and assistants

Repairs, supplies and miscellaneous expenses.....

Construction of two office buildings.............

$80,399 86 9,967 72 1,906 57

92,274 15

Examination of plans and specifications submitted for and inspection of work done or to be done by lessees, owners and others, under order of, or permit from the Department.

In Borough of Manhattan...........................................

In Borough of The Bronx...........................................

In Borough of Brooklyn............................................

In Borough of Queens..............................................

In Borough of Richmond...........................................

$11,202 58

4,874 29 5,243 49 7,366 14 3,869 60

32,556 10

Sundries.

Wages allowed Civil and Spanish-American War veterans, and veteran firemen, when attending Memorial Day services and encampments, conventions, etc., in accordance with resolutions of the Board of Aldermen.....................................................

Advertising sale of dumping privileges................................

Removal of drowned bodies.........................................

Express charges...................................................

Official badges....................................................

Notarial fees......................................................

Photographs of former Commissioners.................................

Newspapers.......................................................

Maps of open wharfage piers on lower East River......................

Plugging pipes under pier No. 7, N. R................................

Placing signs on the board walks in Jamaica Bay, at Broad Channel, the Raunt, etc., showing that they are not public thoroughfares.—B. O. No. 6640.....................................................

Labor and supplies furnished the Commissioners of Accounts for their examination of a sewer outlet at Forty-ninth street, New York Bay.— B. O. No. 6906................................................

Testing rope for Street Cleaning Department.—B. O. No. 6620'.........

Examining condition of the various hoisting appliances along water-front. —B. O. No. 6159..............................................

$1,911 83

226 20

487 70

40

20 00

16 00

10 00

71 71

9 01

4 38

91 70

109 00

40 00

Taking physical possession of abandoned ferry properties at Roosevelt, James Slip, Grand, East Twenty-third and East Forty-second streets

Preparation of maps for Corporation Counsel. .........................

Preparation of maps for Comptroller.................................

Expenditures for maintaining and operating Department tugs while at service of City Paymaster and other officials......................

Repairs to and maintenance and operation of automobile..............

166 50

376 68

318 39

8,378 03 4,547 19

16,795 22

Total

$217,128 94

SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR 1908.

Borough of Manhattan.

Construction of piers, bulkheads, etc...........

Construction of piers, etc., for City Departments

Construction of Recreation Building...........

Wharf property acquired....................

$3,553,993 20 70,106 72 2,325 27 99,694 71

$3,726,119 90

Repairs, etc., to piers and bulkheads..............

Cleaning piers, bulkheads and marginal streets.....

Repairs and maintenance of recreation buildings Repairs to piers and landings for City Departments. Repairs to piers, etc., for owners, lessees and others.

$346,385 47 207,795 83 153,372 98 93,702 37

38,482 27

839,738 92

$4,565,858 82

Borough of The Bronx.

Construction of piers, bulkheads, etc...........

Construction of piers, etc., for City Departments

$7,332 15 72,878 82

$80,210 97

Repairs to piers, bulkheads, etc.......................

Cleaning piers, bulkheads, etc.........................

Repairs to piers, landings, etc., for City Departments. . . . Repairs to piers, etc., for owners, lessees and others......

$2,317 13 1,904 13 14,426 64 1,749 51

20,397 41

100,608 38

Borough of Brooklyn. Construction of piers, bulkheads, etc. . . Wharf property acquired..............

$647,635 76 5,524,357 97

$6,171,993 73

Repairs to piers, bulkheads, etc Cleaning piers, bulkheads, etc. .

$15,984 30 24,066 40

Repairs and maintenance of recreation building Repairs for owners, lessees and others.........

16,402 58

56,496 56

Borough of Queens. Construction of piers, bulkheads, etc. .. Wharf property acquired.............

$11,482 95 84,507 90

$95,990 85

Repairs to piers, bulkheads, etc Cleaning piers, bulkheads, etc..

$323 53

873 80

1,197 33

97,188 18

Borough of Richmond.

Surveys for construction work.........................

Construction of fire-boat berth for Fire Department. . . .

$8,586 28 10,170 38

$18,756 66

Repairs'to bulkheads, etc.............

Repairs to berth for City Departments

$2,951 98

263 21

3,215 19

21,971 85

$11,014,117 52

Construction of municipal ferry buildings and boats. Wharf property acquired for ferry purposes........

$893,692 15 2,603 81

Operation of municipal ferries

$896,295 96 1,553,654 86

Administration expenses

2,449,950 82 217,128 94

$13,681,197 28

New materials and supplies on hand.........

Concrete blocks on hand....................

Accounts in suspense awaiting apportionment.

$598,384 52 11,214 07 161,822 04

TABLE SHOWING THE COST OF CONSTRUCTING THE BULKHEAD WALL AND WORK INCIDENT THERETO ALONG THE CITY WATER FRONT, INCLUDING THE FILLING-IN, GRADING AND PAVING OF THE NEW MARGINAL STREET.

Name of Section.

Length

Completed,

Feet.

Length to BE Completed, Feet.

Total Cost.

Cost pee Lineal Foot.

Remarks.

Battery

441.00

Breakwater at Pier “A”

404.33

Rector street............

Cedar street.............

Dey street—extended. . . West Washington Market. Barclay street—Extended.

Park place..............

Murray street...........

Warren street...........

298.25

334.60

20.00

578 17

139.07

226.24

160.40

246.26

(No data). $145,150 93 126,258 81 192,851 53

10,550 83

313,493 29

60,389 06 98,524 77

80,675 40

93,632 62

Paved.

$358 99

423 33

576 36

527 54

Paved.

Not paved. Paved.

542 22

434 23

435 49

502 96

380 22

Chambers street

651.80

284,765 19

436 89

Jay street.....

Franklin street

216.67

415.95

99,179 30

457 74

North Moore street

340.23

164,801 26 144,127 31

396 20

423 62

Beach street.

196.00

59,745 70

304 83

Laight street. Watts street.

595.43

65.00

255,921 59 36,809 78

429 81

566 30

Watts street—Extended

125.00

Canal street—Extended

145.62

48,279 25 92,754 26

386 23

636 96

Canal street

333.74

170,694 22

511 46

Spring street.. . Charlton street

139.92

406.74

65,161 38; 198,042 52|

465 70

486 90

King street—Old......

King street—New......

Clarkson street—Lower

148.41

114.49

84,516 31

569 48

West Houston street

152.91

109.89

Clarkson street—Upper

Leroy street...........

Morton street..........

Christopher street......

Gansevoort............

102.51

561.46

151.33

50,367 62 84,881 68 41,641 1' 57,055 02 236,173 37

66,826 41

439 93

555 11

378 94

556 58

420 64

441 59

Chelsea

West Twenty-third street—South.

1,095.22 2,054 31 3,629.92 1,229.64

628,198 65

573 58

79.30

99.72

8.56

1,175,101 48 1,631,684 54

575,562 03

572 02

449 50 Being paved. 071 Paved.

468

TABLE SHOWING THE COST OF CONSTRUCTING THE BULKHEAD WALL.—Continued.

Name or Section.

Length

Completed,

Feet.

Length to be !

Completed, j Total Cost. Feet.

Cost per Lineal Foot.

Remarks.

West Twenty-third street—North.

West Thirty-first street..........

West Thirty-second street........

WTest Thirty-third street.........

West Thirty-fourth street........

WTest Forty-first street...........

WTest Forty-second street........

West Fifty-second street.........

WTest Fifty-seventh street........

West Fifty-ninth street..........

Claremont.....................

Carmans ville...................

Broad street....................

615.42

257.50

515.00

98.75

194.00

4.75

(.In progress)

617.43

1,447 96 762.50

125.00

985.05

777.10

738.72

257.50

4.24

195.83

379.04i

656.79

352,463 07 86,214 08 178,189 69 43,046 06 77,916 56 27,338 40

339,326 40

499,802 10

260,732 67 55,151 65 468,252 94

118,815 87

572 72

334 81

Not paved.

346 00

435 91

Paved.

401 63

549 57

345 18

Not paved. Being paved. Paved.

341 94

441 21

Not paved.

475 35

152 89

Old slip.

997 00

153.07

Maiden lane

701.67

221,403 33 568,579 13 268,294 55

299 71

Paved.

Not paved. Paved.

570 29

382 36

Fulton

551.48

226.46

248,301 83

450 24

Peck slip.. James slip Catharine.

349.48

214.40

111.60

169,454 64

484 88

134.53

42.47

'120,006 71 43,461 41

559 73

Being paved

323 06

Market.

800.91

310,010 98

387 07

Paved.

Rutgers.................

Jefferson................

Stanton street...........

East Twenty-third street.. East Twenty-fourth street East Twenty-fifth street..

Bellevue—Old...........

Bellevue—N East Thirty-eighth street East Fifty-ninth street.. Hamilton..............

867.52

284,216 28

327 61

(In progress)

1,237 92

45,628 45

472.32

84.89

115,340 84

244 20

Not paved. Paved.

2,391.09

340.60

276.24

543.81

603.78

434.91

(Suspended)

63.77

376.67

173.17

1,460 00 697.78

821,773 41 101,375 41

76,982 60

148,432 97 370,751 62 222,469 82 1,052 99 693 50

343 68

297 64

Not paved.

278 68

272 95

614 05

511 53

Paved.

Not Paved.

Torkville

55.98

Blackwell

1,315.47

2,592.24    249,749 18

642.56    654,108 81

Being paved.

497 24

East Ninety-first street.

260.54

115.34

97,207 79

373 10

Partly paved.

Apportionment of Expenditures.

TABLE SHOWING THE COST OF CONSTRUCTING THE BULKHEAD WALL—Continued.

Length to BE

Name of Section.

Length

Completed, j Completed, Feet.

Feet.

Cost per

Total Cost, j Lineal j Remarks. Foot.

East Ninety-fourth street........

East Ninety-sixth street.........

East Ninety-ninth street.........

East One Hundred and Second street......................

East One Hundred and Tenth street... ..................

East One Hundred and Sixteenth street......................

East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street.................

361.19

200.92

350.57

848.65

750.85;

108.881

362.70:

11.88

14.43

Oi

»o nr~ r-

rH    00

113,316 90;    313    73Paved.

57,522 21    286    79|Not paved.

129,297 46    368    82 Paved.

98'    “

240,154 46

220,694 59

40.509 75

102,141 34

282

293 93

372 06    “

281 61

SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR CONSTRUCTING, REPAIRING AND MAINTAINING RECREATION BUILDINGS FROM THEIR INCEPTION IN 1903 TO DECEMBER 31, 1908, AS AUTHORIZED BY CHAPTER 298 OF THE LAWS OF 1892 AND SECTION 837 OF “THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER.”

v    Construction.

At Cedar street, N. R. Not completed...............................

At Barrow street, N. R. Completed in 1898..........................

At West Thirty-fifth street, N. R. Temporary structure—removed......

At West Fiftieth street, N. R. Completed in 1899.....................

At West Fifty-second street, N. R. Temporary structure—removed.....

At West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, N. R. Completed in 1900.........................................................

At Market street, E. R. Completed in 1904..........................

At Third street, E. R. Temporary structure—removed................

At Third street, E. R. Completed in 1900............................

At East Twenty-fourth street, E. R. Completed in 1899...............

At East Thirty-third street, E. R. Plans for.........................

At East Forty-ninth street, E. R. Plans for..........................

At East One Hundred and Twelfth street, H. R Completed in 1898. . . .

At Metropolitan avenue, E. R. Begun by former City of Brooklyn, and completed in 1900 by this Department. Cost of completing.......

Repair and Maintenance.

Salaries and wages of attendants and watchmen.......................

Music............................................................

Lighting.......................................,..................

Repairs, supplies and cleaning.......................................

Insurance 1897 to 1901.............................................

Supervision and general expenses....................................

$2,325 27 88,212 78

3,489 69 135,418 34 3,865 56

73,561 14

144,992 91

4,065 71 85,460 40 154,539 49 138 75

3 50

49,883 75

44,005 03

$789,962 32

$475,602 27 618,651 00 87,152 79 300,366 38 12,748 70 118,177 32

1,612,697 83

$2,402,660 15

RECORD OF WHARF PROPERTY ACQUIRED BY DEPARTMENT SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION TO DECEMBER 31, 1908, SHOWING FROM WHOM AND HOW ACQUIRED, THE AMOUNT PAID THEREFOR, AND THE DATE WHEN PAID FOR.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

At Albany and Cedar Streets, North River.

South half of Pier, old 12, bulkhead 51.70 feet in length, south of Pier, old 12, and north half of Pier, old 14, acquired by agreement from the Central Railroad of New Jersey, in accordance with resolution of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of July 1, 1902........................

Betiveen Vesey and Barclay Streets, North River.

North half of Pier, old 23, south half of '

Pier, old 24. and the bulkhead, 109 feet 4 Property.... inches in length, between and in rear of Law charges, same, acquired April 6, 1891, by agreement. from James Cruikshank, Trustee....

Between Murray and Warren Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 159 feet in length, acquired De- 1 Property.... cember 4,    1894, by agreement, from !• Law charges

Charles F. Choate, at $500 per foot.......J

Bulkhead, 26 feet 6 inches in length, ac- ] Property.... quired January 24, 1885, by agreement i Law charges, from Charles Drake....................J

Between Warren and Chambers Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 199 feet in length, taken by De-partment in 1878 for improvement. Payment therefor made July 20, 1894, to the New York Life Insurance and Trust Com- ■ pany, as trustee for Charles E. Delaplaine, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot..................

Between Jay and Harrison Streets, North River.

Law charges

$61 00

$61 00

Property.............

Interest, costs, etc. . . .

North half of Pier, old 33, south half of '

Pier, old 34, and the bulkhead, 207 feet 6 inches in length, between and in rear of same, all known as the Jay Street Basin, Property.... acquired October 20, 1893, by agreement, j Interest, etc from the West Shore & Ontario Terminal Company..............................

Between Harrison and Franklin Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet in length, acquired July 26, 1 Property.............

1892, by condemnation, from S. Charles i Cost of condemnation. Welsh and William Burrell,at $600 per foot J

Bulkhead, 100 feet in length, acquired Feb- j Property.. .. ruary 25, 1885, by agreement, from Emily 1 Law charges V. Clarkson and others, at $600 per foot. . J

Between Franklin and North Moore Streets,

North River.

Bulkhead, 87 feet 6 inches in length, and i

north half of Pier, old 35, acquired Decern- 1, Property.... ber 16, 1884, by agreement, from William [ Law charges L. Skidmore and others, at $600 per foot.

Bulkhead, 87 feet 6 inches in length, acquired ] Property.... December 16. 1884, by agreement, from j Law charges Chas. F. Southroayd, at $635 per foot. . .. J

$200,000 00

473 93

200,473 93

$79,500 00 562 30

$14,250 00 95 70

$99,500 00 88,855 27

$350,000 00 15,552 08

$45,000 00 3,772 40

$60,000.00 293 55

$52,500 00 103 25

$55,562 50 121 20

80,062 30

14,345 70

188,355 27

365,552 08

48,772 40

60,293 55

52,603 25

Between North Moore and Beach Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 50 feet in length, acquired Decern- i

ber 23, 1884, by agreement, from the 1 Property.... Southern Development Company, at $650 | Law charges per foot..............................J

$32,500 00 90 10

32,590 10

Bulkhead, 125 feet in length, acquired June i

16, 1887, by agreement, from the Old I Property.... Dominion Steamship Company, at $600 | Law charges, per foot..............................J

$75,000 00 113 45

75,113 45

Between Beach and Hubert Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 100 feet in length, taken by Department in 1878 for improvement. Payment therefor made January 11, 1897, to Theodore Timpson and others, executors of the estate of William Chamberlain, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $650 per foot.................

Bulkhead, 50 feet in length, acquired Decern- 1

ber 16, 1884, bv agreement, from Ogden I Property.... Brower and Charles De Hart Brower, at [ Law charges $600 per foot..........................J

Property Interest, etc

$65,000 00 43.190 10

$30,000 00 333 70

108,190 10

30,333 70

Bulkhead, 50 feet in length, acquired Decern- ]

ber 16, 1884, by agreement, from John (Property.... Lefroy Brower and Abraham T. H. Brower ( Law charges at $600 per foot.......................

$30,000 00 325 25

30,325 25

Between Hubert and Laight Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 53 feet in length, taken by Depart- ' ment in 1883 for improvement. Payment therefor made December 14, 1892, to Anna Property.... A. F. Hurlbut and Mary A. Kittleman, in Interest, etc accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot..................

$26,500 00 3,111 87

29,611 87

Between Watts and Canal Streets, North River.

Property....

Bulkhead, 125 feet in length, acquired July Leaseholds..

10, 1902, by condemnation, from Henry Interest, etc....... .

B. Kingsland and wife.................. Cost of condemnation.

$92,500 00 35,634 38 3,375 00 16,364 51

147,873 89

Between Soring and Charlton Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 40 feet 6 inches in length, taken by Department in 1880 for improvement, Payment therefor made November 13, 1893, to Cornelius F. Kingsland and others in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $450 per foot.................

Property Interest, etc

$18,225 00 10,159 85

28,384 85

Bulkhead, 40 feet in length, taken by Department in 1878 for improvement. Payment thereof made January 23, 1894, to Thomas Lenane and John Moonan, trustees, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot.......................

Property.... Interest, etc.

$20,000 00

14,811 20

34,811 20

Bulkhead, 45 feet 3 inches in length, acquired ]

March 6, 1885, by agreement from Mary I Property.... T., Elizabeth V. and Jacob H. V. Cock- [Law charges croft, at $550 per foot..................J

Bulkhead, 42 feet 6 inches in length, taken ’ by Department in 1880 for improvement.

Payment therefor made June 9, 1897, to Property.... James Lowere, in accordance with judg- Interest, etc. ment of Supreme Court, at $550 per foot..

$24,887 50 49 55

$23,375 00 27,624 07

24,937 05

22(5

Bulkhead, 45 feet 6 inches in length, and in- 1

eluding Pier, old 44, acquired September I Property.............

5,    1879, by condemnation, from William 1 Cost of condemnation.

Inman...............................J

Bulkhead, 50 feet in length, acquired March 1

6,    1885, by agreement, from William E. [ Property Dodge, Jr., and D. Willis James, at $550 fLaw charges

$200,000 00

3,530.00

$203,530 00

per foot

$27,500 00 72 10

27,572 10

Bulkhead, 104 feet 3 inches in length, taken 1 by Department in 1880 for improvement.

Payment therefor made December 22, I Property......

1892, to William N. Kingsland, trustee, in f Interest, etc, accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot.................

$52,125 00 26,144 81

78,269 81

Between King and West Houston Streets, North River.

* Bulkhead, 25 feet and i inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for '

improvement. Payment therefor made August 11, 1892, to Matthew Wilkes and wife, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 per foot.......................

Property.... Interest, etc

$15,012 54 17,032 09

32 044 63

*    Bulkhead, 50 feet and inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for improvement:- Payment therefor made August 11, I Property..... 1892, to Matthew Wilkes, in accordance 'Interest, etc. with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600

per foot..............................

*    Bulkhead, 75 feet and f inch in length ' taken by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made August 11, Property.... 1892, to Walter Langdon, in accordance Interest, etc. with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600

per foot..............................

Bulkhead, 25 feet in length, taken by Depart- ' ment in 1880 for improvement. Payment therefor made December 7, 1892, to The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Property.... Society for Seamen in the City and Port of Interest, etc New York, in accordance with judgment Supreme Court, at $450 per foot.........

Bulkhead, 25 feet in length, taken by Department in 1875 for improvement. Payment Property.... therefor made April 15, 1895, to Michael Interest, etc, Regan, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $490 per foot.........

Between West Houston and Clarkson Streets,

North River.

*    Bulkhead, 75 feet and J inch in length, 1

taken by Department in 1878 for improvement. Payment therefor made August 11, I Property 1892, to Marion Carroll in accordance with [ Interest, judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 per 1 foot..................................

*    Bulkhead, 50 feet and J inch in length, taken by Department in 1877 for improvement. Payment therefor made August 11,

1892,    to Woodbury G. Langdon, in accord

ance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 per foot..........................

*    Bulkhead, 50 feet and % inch in length, taken by Department in 1877 for improvement. Payment therefor made April 21,

1893,    to Louisa D. Kane and the New

York Life Insurance Company as her trustee, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 per foot...........

$30,025 02 32,519 76

$45,037 50 49,932 73

$11,250 00 5,849 75

$12,250 00 11,492 19

62,544 78

94,970 23

17,099 75

23,742 19

etc

$45,037 50 45,067 06

90,104 56

Property.... Interest, etc.

Property.... Interest, etc

$30,025 00 30,446 80

$30,025 00 27,264 70

60,471 80

Bulkhead, 25 feet and i inch in length, taken by Department in 1877 for ' ment. Payment therefor made August 11, [Property... 1892, to Louisa D. Kane, in accordance f Interest, etc with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 I per foot..............................J

Between Clarkson and Leroy Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet in length, taken by Depart- 1 ment in 1879 for improvement. Payment therefor made November 6, 1893, to Daniel [ Property... D. Lord, in accordance witli judgment of | Interest, etc Supreme Court, at $500 per foot.........J

*    Bulkhead, 50 feet and £ inch in length, taken by Department in 1877 for improvement. Payment therefor made August 11,

1892, to Woodbury G. Langdon, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $600 per foot.................

*    Bulkhead, 75 feet and f inch in length taken by Department in 1877 for improvement. Payment therefor made August 11, Property... 1892, to Cecilia L. Nottbeck, in accord- Interest, etc ance with judgment of Supreme Court, at

$600 per foot...........................

lmprove-

$15,012 54 14,544 90

$29,557 44

Property Interest, etc.

Between Leroy and Morton Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet and f inch in length, 1 taken by Department in 1881 for improve- | ment. Payment therefor made March 12, [ Property. 1895, to William C. Casey, in accordance I Interest, etc, with judgment of Supreme Court, at $480 per foot..............................

Bulkhead, 75 feet and 2 inches in length, taken by Department in 1877 for improvement. Payment therefor made March 22, [Property.... 1895, to Thomas S. Clarkson and others, f Interest, etc, in accordance with judgment of Supreme I Court, at $475 per foot.................J

Bulkhead, 50 feet in length, taken by Departs ' ment in 1878 for improvement. Payment therefor made July 14, 1898, to Goldsbor-ough Banyer, as executor of Harriet Ban- Property.... ver White, and others, in accordance with Interest, etc, judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot..................................

Between Morton and Barrow Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 75 feet and f inch in length, ' taken by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made January Property.... 23, 1894, to John S. McLean and Mary J. Interest, etc, Halstead, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot.........

Bulkhead, 25 feet and i inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made January Property.... 23, 1894, to John S. McLean, in accordance Interest, etc, with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot..............................

Bulkhead, 25 feet and J inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for improvement. Payment therefor made January [Property.... 23, 1894, to John G. Wendel, in accordance Interest, etc with judgment of Supreme Court, at $500 per foot..............................

$37,500 00 14,591 74

$30,025 00 31,554 94

$45,037 50 44,854 29

$36,030 00 21,730 29

$35,704 16 26,167 98

$25,000 00 21,367 98

$37,531 25 29,288 70

$12,510 41

10,020 01

$12,510 41

10,020 02

52,091 74

61,579 94

89,891.79

57,760 29

61,872 14

46,367 98

66,819 95

22,530 42

Bulkhead, 75 feet and f inch in length, taken by Department in 1876 for '

improvement. Payment therefor made January 23, 1894, to John S. McLean, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, at 1500 per foot..............................

Property.... Interest, etc,

$37,531 24 29,290 72

$66,821 96

Between Charles and Perry Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 23 feet 6 inches in length, ac- 1 Property........

quired March 31,1900, by agreement, from !• Law charges, etc. Mary E. Dutel and others, at $500 per foot J

Bulkhead, 69 feet in length, acquired March 1 Property........

31, 1900, by agreement, from Farmers’ V Law charges, etc Loan and Trust Company, at $500 per foot J

$11,750 00 750 55

$34,500 00 2,165 10

12,500 55

36,665 10

Between Perry and West Eleventh Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 89 feet 6 inches in length, ac- 1 Property........

quired January 3, 1896, by agreement, f Law charges, etc. from Amanda Josephine Budke, at $475 f per foot..............................J

$42,512 50 123 25

42,635 75

Bulkhead, 23 feet in length, acquired July ] Property........

27, 1896, by agreement, from Charles N. [ Law charges, etc and Emory F. Lane, at $450 per foot.....

Bulkhead, 45 feet 6 inches in length, ac- 1 Property........

quired February 8, 1897, by agreement, I Law charges, etc. from Isabel Brockner Tyte, at $450 per ( foot..................................J

$11,100 00

84 95

$20,475 00 1,218 66

11,184 95

21,693 66

Bulkhead, 43 feet 3 inches in length, ac- 1 Property........

quired December 10, 1894, by agreement, 1 Law charges, etc from Henry Chastain, at $450 per foot.. . J

$19,462 50 354 13

19,816 63

Between West Eleventh and Bank Streets, North River.

Block between West Eleventh and Bank j streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired October 4, 1898, by condemnation, from Eugene A. Hoffman, viz.: Bulkhead, 196 feet and 7 inches in length, at $500

per foot................ $98,291 67

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 757,628 43

Property.............

Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$855,920 10 108,247 83 16,989 90

981,157 83

Between Bank and Bethune Streets, North River.

South half of block between Bank and Bethune streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired March 9, 1900, by condemnation, from Eleanor Louisa Hoffman and others, viz.:

Bulkhead, 202 feet in length. $100,750 00 Land, buildings, leaseholds, etc.

Property.............

Interest, etc..........

[ Cost of condemnation.

$871,698 70 143,886 87 55,176 29

1,070,761 86

770,948 70

North half of block between Bank and Bethune streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired June 2, 1896, by condemnation, from Louisa M. Gerry and Thomas G. Patterson, viz.:

Bulkhead, 201 feet and 5« inches in length, at $500

per foot................ $100,714 58

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 479,103 80

Property.............

Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$579,818 38 1,256 27 6,937 46

588,012 11

Between Bethune and West Twelfth Streets, North River.

Block between Bethune and West Twelfth ' streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired September 17, 1897, by condemnation, from Emily J. Deforest, viz.:

Bulkhead, 161.57 feet in

length at $500 per foot. ..    $80,785 00

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 809,215 00

Property..........

Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$890,000 00 45,686 67 10,615 41

946,302 08

Between West Twelfth and Jane Streets, North River.

Block between West Twelfth and Jane streets ] and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired December 23, 1897, by condemnation, from the Waldrich Land Company, etc., viz.:

Bulkhead, 160i feet in length

at $500 per foot.........

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 598,348 37

$80,125 00

Property.............

\ Interest, etc..........

| Cost of condemnation.

$678,473 37 47,289 64 10,138 67

$735,901 68

Between Jane and Horatio Streets, North River.

Block between Jane and Horatio streets and '

West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired December 10, 1897, by condemna- Property.............

tion, from Louisa M. Gerry, etc., viz.:    I Interest, etc..........

Bulkhead, 175f feet in length    I Cost of condemnation.

at $500 per foot......... $87,625 00 '

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 667,055 00

Between Horatio and Gansevoort Streets, North River.

$754,680 00 52,198 68 9,847 16

816,725 84

Block between Horatio and Gansevoort streets and West street and Thirteenth avenue, acquired December 9, 1897, by condemnation, from John S. McLean, etc., viz.:

Bulkhead, 163J feet in length

at $500 per foot......... $81,583 33

Land, buildings, fixtures, etc. 683,104 99

Property.............

Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

$764,688 32 52,763 46 10,324 10

827,775 88

Between Bloomfield and Little West Twelfth Streets, North River.

Lands, uplands, etc., acquired April 15, ] 1904, by condemnation, from the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, viz.:

Lands, etc................ $325,000 00

Fixtures.................. 550 00

Property

Interest.

• $325,550 00 13,781 61

Lands and improvements, acquired May 18, 1904, by condemnation, from Ambrose K. Ely, etc., viz.:

Lands, etc.

Fixtures...

Leaseholds

$769,802 53 15,848 78 9,778 47

Property.............

Interest..........

Cost of condemnation.

795,429 78 35,294 77 33,285 57

1,203,341 73

Between Little West Twelfth and West Thirteenth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead and uplands, acquired January 23, ]

1903, by condemnation, from William Property.

Waldorf Astor and others, viz.:    [interest..............

Bulkhead, 228| feet in length $123,227 90 f Cost of condemnation. Uplands, improvements, etc. 850,955 99 |

$974,183 89 12,068 18 12,876 12

999,128 19

Between West Thirteenth and West Fourteenth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead and uplands, acquired December ' 15, 1903, by condemnation, from Ann, Mary M. and Cornelius Le Roy White,

viz..

Bulkhead, 228| feet in length $114,333 34 Uplands, improvements, etc. 1,081,285 00

Property.............

Interest...............

Cost of condemnation.

$1,195,618 34 31,996 18 18,408 27

1,246,022 79

Apportionment of Expenditures

Between West Fourteenth and West Fifteenth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., acquired December 15, 1903, by condemnation, from Winthrop Astor Chandler and others, viz.:

Bulkhead and upland, 211

5-6 feet in length........

Leaseholds................

$954,408 12 17,050 00

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$972,458 12 15,397 24 8,100 65

$995,956 01

Betveen West Fifteenth and West Eighteenth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

39,173 80

Between West Eighteenth and West Twenty-third Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., acquired August 1, 1906, by 1 condemnation, from sundry owners, Bulkhead, 971 feet 7 inches

in length................ ~    "

viz.:

$643,750 00 Property Land and improvements... . 1,440,367    63    Interest.

Buildings.................. 91,177    36    Cost    of    condemnation.

Leaseholds................ 15,200    00

Fixtures.................. 4,314    00

$2,194,808 99 498,953 04 66,283 27

Uplands, etc., acquired March 1, 1907, by Uplands, etc.........

condemnation from Mary Patterson and Ice plant and fixtures.

Thomas G. Patterson and others, viz.:    Interest..............

' Cost of condemnation.

$189,515 00 88,750 00 61,254 50 4,313 44

3,103,878 24

Between West Twenty-third and West Twenty-fourth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 2021 feet in length, acquired De- ]

cember 14, 1892, by agreement, from I Property........

Clement C., Casimir de R. and Katherine j Law charges, etc T. Moore, at $500 per fort..............j

$101,250 00 528 30

101,778 30

Between West Twenty-fourth and West Twenty-fifth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 202.57 feet in length, taken ' by Department in 1881 for improvement Payment therefor made December, 11, 1899, to William M. Kingsland and others, in settlement of judgment of Supreme Court.................................

Property... Interest, etc

$130,000 00 49,856 68

179,856 68

Between West Twenty-fifth and West Twenty-sixth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 101.28 feet in length, taken 1

by Department in 1881 for improvement, Property.... Payment therefor made June 18, 1890, Interest, etc, to Henry K. S. Williams, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court.........

Bulkhead, etc., 101 28 feet in length, taken 1 by Department in 1881 for improvement. I Property.... Acquired January 12, 1893, by agreement, [ Interest, etc. from Edward A. Smith.................J

$65,000 00 41,583 61

$65,000 00 20,792 31

106,583 61

85,792 31

Between West Twenty-sixth and West Twenty-seventh Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 202.57 feet in length, acquired] February 24, 1891, by agreement, from [ Georere de Forest Lord and Horace S. Ely, f

Property. . . . f Law charges

executor etc

$120,000 00

114 75

120,114 75

Between West Twenty-eighth and West Twenty-ninth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 101 feet and 4 inches in length, taken by Department in 1890 for improvement. Payment therefor made December Property 14, 1893, to Charles Ray King and others, ( Interest, etc in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court. Price per foot, $425.............

Bulkhead, 50 feet and 8 inches in length, taken by Department in 1890 for improvement. Payment therefor made December Property.... 14, 1893, to Schuyler Van Cortlandt Ham- Interest, etc ilton and others, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court. Price per foot,

$425.................................

Bulkhead, 50 feet and 8 inches in length 1 taken by Department in 1890 for improve- | ment. Payment therefor made December l Property.... 14, 1893, to Nathalie E. Baylies, in ac- I Interest, etc cordance with judgment of Supreme Court, |

Price per fo .t, $425....................J

$43,066 66 2,898 09

$45,964 75

21,533 33 1,649 57

23,182 90

$21,533 33 1,648 52

23,181 85

Between West Twenty-ninth and West Thirtieth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 60 feet and | inch in length, taken by Department in 1890 for improvement. Payment therefor made December 14, 1893, to Mary Ray de Courval and Mary Madeline Isabel de Noailles, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, Price per foc t, $425

Property.... Interest, etc

$25,517 70 1.797 01

27,314 71

Between West Thirty-third and West Thirty-fourth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 101 feet in length, acquired June 1

17, 1890, by agreement, from William K. (Property and Cornelius Vanderbilt...............J

$10,000 00

10,000 00

Bulkhead, etc., about 101 feet and 41 inches ]

in length, acquired February 24, 1897, in | Property.............

accordance with report of Commissioners 1 Interest..............

of Estimate, approved by Supreme Court, (Cost of condemnation. from Edmund Coffin, Rebecca S, Mills and Carrie E. B. Tripp.....................J

$110,000 00 2,534 58 4,548 74

117.083 32

Between West Thirty-fourth and West Thirty-fifth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

137 00

Between West Thirty-fifth and West Thirty-sixth Streets, North River

Condemnation proceedings

10 00

Between West Thirty-ninth and West Fortieth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

6 30

Between West Fortieth and West Forty-first Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

6 30

Between West Forty-first and West Forty-second Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings..................

425 SS

Between West Forty-second and West Forty-third Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 200 feet and 10 inches in length, ' acquired August 8, 1905, by condemnation, from the Forty-second Street and Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company, a Cost of condemnation, corporation............................

Property

Interest.

$215,000 00 3,655 00 9,117 74

$227,772 74

Between West Forty-fifth and West Forty-sixth Streets, North River.

Condemnation proceedings...................

2 50

Between West Fifty-first and West Fifty-second Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, 200 feet and 10 inches in length, 1

acquired March 7, 1895, by agreement, I Property____

from executors of the estate of James | Law charges Brown. Price per foot, $475............ J

$95,395 83 241 30

95,637 13

Between West Fifty-third and West Fifty-fourth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 260 feet and 10 inches in

length, acquired September 7. 1893, in ac- Property.... cordance with judgment of United States [Law charges Circuit Court, from Mary J. Van Auken, in settlement of alleged rights...........

$2,500 00 30 00

2,530 00

Between West Fifty-fourth and West Fifty-fifth Streets, North River.

Bulkhead, etc., 245 feet in length, acquired ' October 29, 1891, in accordance with judgment of Supreme Court, from Hopper S. ■ and Alexander H. Mott, in settlement of alleged rights..

Property

$7,500 00

7,500 00

Property Opposite Riverside Park, Acquired Under Provisions of Chapter 152, Laws

of 1894:

pland and land under water north of West 1 Seventy-seventh street, acquired April 1, | 1901, by condemnation, from Frances II. f Tobias and others......................j

Property............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$660 36 3 85 43 75

707 96

Bulkhead, 204l, feet in length, upland and 1 land under water between West Eightieth |

and West Eighty-first streets, acquired } Interest.............

August 30, 1899, by condemnation, from I Co3t of condemnation Ella Smith and Kate Bloxham..........J

Property

$166,045 20 2,584 12 11,040 36

179,669 68

Land under water, 100 feet and 1 inch, next th of West Ninety-fifth street, betw

Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues, acquired Interest..............

April 1, 1901, by condemnation, from Cost of condemnation, executors of Hugh Smith................

Upland and land under water, etc., 201 feet 1

and 5 inches in length, between West Property Ninety-fifth and West Ninety-sixth streets !• Interest, acquired April 1, 1901, by condemnation, I Cost of condemnation, from Eugene Higgins and others.........J

Bulkhead, 201 5-6 feet in length, between 1

West Ninety-sixth and West Ninety- Property.............

seventh streets, acquired October 12, 1899, Interest..............

by condemnation, from John D. and Thos. Cost of condemnation. E. Crimmins...........................

Upland and land under water, 100 feet and 1

11 inches next north of West Ninety- I Property.............

seventh street, acquired April 1, 1901, by 1 Interest..............

condemnation, from the Consolidated Ice I Cost of condemnation. Company.............................J

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Property

$52,968 66 308 98 3.509 71

$160,975 00 939 02 10,704 40

$150,144 99 3,444 90 9,986 80

$52,837 00 308 21 3,505 68

56,787 35

172,618 24

163,576 69

At Whitehall Street.

Ferry terminal, improvements, structures, ] piers and racks, etc., acquired by agree- I ment, May 16, 1905, from the Rapid Tran- f sit Company..........................J

$125,000 00

Cost of condemnation.

Part of piers, old 2 and 3, E. R....

A t Broad Street Section.

Part of pier, old 4, near foot of Broad 1 Property.............

street, acquired December 21, 1901, by I Interest..........

condemnation, from Eldridge T. Gerry, | Cost of condemnation. Almy G. Gallatin and others............J

$80,000 00 5,439 81 4,710 43

10,774 16

90,150 24

Part of pier, new 7, at upper side of Coen- 1 Property ties slip, acquired September 3, 1901, by ( Interest, condemnation, from Stephen Decatur and f

Cost of condemnation.

others

$159,600 00 7,980 00 4,865 21

172,445 21

At Old Slip Section.

Lower half of bulkhead between piers, new 1 Property.............

7 and old 9, E. R., acquired May 21, 1907, I Interest..............

by condemnation from Stephen Decatur | Cost of condemnation. and others............................J

Upper half of bulkhead between piers, new ]

7 and old 9, piers old 9 and old 10, and Property.............

the bulkhead between, and the lower half I Interest..............

of the bulkhead between piers old 10 and ] Cost of condemnation. old 11, acquired May 21, 1907, from I Stephen Decatur and others.............J

$17,629 50 2,230 11 59 17

19,918 78

$600,000 00 66,710 52 11,410 96

678,121 48

Pier old 11 and part, piers old 10 and old 11

] Property (part pay-

of bulkhead between l ment).............

Cost of condemnation.

$57,000 00 7,028 40

64,028 40

1 Property.............

Part of pier, old 12, foot of Gouverneur lane, [ Interest..............

acquired November 12. 1902, by condem- f Cost of condemnation, nation, from Moses Taylor Pine and others J

Bulkhead between piers old 12 and old 13, 1 E. R., pier old 13, E. R., and lower half of I

bulkhead between piers old 13 and old 14, | Cost of condemnation. E. R

Bulkhead (upper half) between piers 13 and ] Cost of condemnation, and 14, pier 14 and bulkhead between 1 piers 14 and new 12, E. R..............J

$70,500 00 8,565 71 4,219 29

83,285 00

10,992 05

6,451 23

Part of pier, old 15. at lower side of Wall 1 Property.. street, acquired March 21, 1903, by con- [Leaseholds

demnation, from Augustus Newbold Mor- • Interest..............

ris and others......................... I Cost of condemnation.

$127,500 00 4,250 00 24,395 23 4,627 28

160,772 51

At Maiden Lane Section.

Piers old 16 and old 17, E. R., and the bulk- 1 Property.............

heads between piers, old 16 and old 17 and I Interest..............

between piers, old 17 and old 18, E. R.... f Cost of condemnation.

$60,223 52 11,348 24 10,073 96

81,645 72

Pier old 18, at lower side of Maiden Lane, ] Property.............

acquired March 7, 1906, by condemnation, [ Interest..............

from Phebe Anna Murray, executrix, and [ Cost of condemnation, others................................J

$103,104 00 11,650 64 5,469 59

120,224 23

Upper half of pier old 19 at Fletcher street, lower half of pier old 20 at lower side of Burling slip and the bulkhead between, acquired September 25, 1906, by condem- | Property nation, from the Kennedy Estate Com- I Interest, pany, Limited, viz.:

Piers and bulkhead........ $267,211 45 I

Structural value of half the shed on pier 20............ 7,005 96 I

Cost of condemnation.

$274,217 41 28,966 74 8,605 62

311,789 77

At Fulton Street Section.

Part of pier, old 23, acquired by eondemna- 1 Property,

tion, July 6, 1905, from the executors of j-Interest..............

William C. Schermerhorn...............j Cost of condemnation.

894,460 00 7,383 50 4,790 20

$106,633 70

Bulkhead, 181 feet in length, between east side of pier, old 23, and west side of pier, old 24, acquired July 6, 1905, by condemnation, from Virginia E. Ver Planck and others, at $350 per foot.................

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$63,350 00 1,467 43 3,978 23

68,795 66

At Peck Slip Section.

Part of pier, old 24, acquired .July 6, 1905, } Property,

by condemnation, from Virginia E. Ver f Interest..............

Planck and others.....................J Cost of condemnation.

$77,385 00 11,452 82 9,574 10

98,411 92

Part of pier, old 26, acquired August 19, 1 Property.............

1904, by condemnation, from Louisa M. !• Interest..............

Gerry, Eugene A. Hoffman and others. .. J Cost of condemnation.

$77,705 00 7,381 95 3,518 83

88,605 78

Pier, old 28, near Dover street..............

Pier, old 32, bulkhead between pier, old 32 ] and 33, and pier, old 33. ...............

Law charges

50

/ Cost of condemnation.

962 62

At Catharine Street Section.

Pier, old 35 (east half), acquired October 4, } Property,

1898, by condemnation, from Eugene A. j- Interest.............

Hoffman..............................J Cost of condemnation.

$89,000 00 10,984 07 6,065 31

106,049 38

Bulkhead, 109.69 feet in length, acquired ] Property,

December 18, 1899, by condemnation, V Interest..............

from Eugene A. Hoffman...............J Cost of condemnation.

$25,000 00 2,662 50 4,618 16

32,280 66

At Market Street Section.

Cost of condemnation.

Pier, old 36

Bulkhead, 63 feet in length, acquired April 1 Property...,

27, 1889, by agreement, from William F. }■ Law charges Bridge and others

Bulkhead, 303 5-6 feet in length, and pier, 1 Property.............

old 39, acquired January 28, 1901, by con- I Interest..............

demnation, from The Screw Dock Com- f Cost of condemnation, pany....................

Bulkhead west of pier, old 40

Bulkhead, 514 feet in length, acquired April 1 Property....

11, 1901, by agreement, from The Protes- | Law charges tant Episcopal Church Missionary Society J

Law charges

1,546 80

$6,300 00 180 85

6,480 85

$291,680 00 1,769 31 11,765 75

305,215 06 12 59

$12,812 50 97 66

12,910 16

At Rutgers Street Section.

Pier, old 42, and bulkhead, 444.68 feet in 1 Property.............

length, acquired by condemnation January I Interest..............

14, 1905, from New York Floating Dry | Cost of condemnation. Dock Company........................J

At Jefferson Street Section.

$658,782 02 38,180 58 1,740 88

698,703 48

Cost of condemn,'tion.

Pier, old 45, etc,

Part of bulkhead. (W. A. Freeborn estate)... Cost of condemnation.

Part of bulkhead, including pier, old 47, ac- 1 Property.............

quired February 28, 1903, by agreement, > Interest, etc..........

from Mary Bell........................J    -

$175,000 00 23,844 58

14 25

14 25

198,844 58

Part of bulkhead. (Muhlenbergh estate)......Cost of condemnation.

Bulkhead, 48 feet in length, acquired Janu- 1 Property.............

ary 29, 1901, by agreement, from James \ Law charges.........

Keese................................J

$9,600 00 61 38

14 25

9,661 38

Property.............

Bulkhead, 88 feet in length, acquired June Leaseholds...........

22, 1901, by condemnation, from Amelia Interest, etc..........

Cost of condemnation.

Stuyvesant and others

$11,482 13 6,205 88 150 33 2,255 95

20,094 29

Part of bulkhead, including pier, old 49.....

Bulkhead, 227 5-6 feet in length, acquired 1 August 24, 1903, by agreement, from the I New York, New Haven & Hartford Bail- |

Cost of condemnation.

14 25

road Company

Property.... Law charges

$57,500 00 272 25

57,772 25

Between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, East River.

Pier, old 50.........................

Pier, old 51.........................

Bulkhead between piers, old 51 and 52

Cost of condemnation

Cost of condemnation

Cost of condemnation

Pier, old 52 (east half) at upper side of 1 Property............

Gouverneur slip, acquired October 1, 1907, I Interest.............

by condemnation, from Jean B. Jennings f Cost of condemnation and

Bulkhead between piers, old 52 and 53

others

$38,635 00 4,958 14 4,240 96

6 00

544 85

12 81

Cost of condemnation

47,834 10 250 74

Cost of condemnation

Pier, old 53..............................

Part of pier, old 54, acquired October 31, 1 1901, by agreement, from Maurice D. )

Barry................................

Bulkhead, 141 feet in length, including one-

half of pier, old 62, acquired December 22, Property.... 1892, by agreement, from James W. Smith Law charges and Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York............................

Bulkhead on Tompkins street north of Stanton street.............................

Property Law charges

$25,000 00 188 18

$70,000 00 59 68

2,222 35

25,188 18

70,059 68

Examination of title

500 00

Between East Houston and Fifth Streets, East River.

Bulkhead between East Houston and Third streets................................

Cost of condemnation.

50 00

Bulkhead between Third and East Fourth \ streets................................

Bulkhead between East Fourth and Fifth 1 streets

/ Maps for condemnation purposes

103 71

/ Maps

187 26

Between East Thirteenth and. East Fourteenth Streets, East River.

Maps for condemnation purposes............

236 97

Between East Eighteenth and East Twenty-second Streets, East River.

Upland and land under water between the ]

upper line of East Eighteenth and lower Property.............

line of East Nineteenth streets, acquired \ Interest..............

May 18, 1903, by condemnation, from John | Cost of condemnation. IT. Brookman

$47,175 00 7,194 18 1,547 34

5,916 52

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Bulkhead, 240 feet in length, between the upper line of East Eighteenth and lower line of East Nineteenth street, acquired May 18, 1903, by condemnation, from John U. Brookman....................

Pier and bulkhead foot of East Nineteenth 1 Property.

street, acquired May 18, 1903, by con- 1 Interest..............

demnation, from John U. Brookman.....J Cost of condemnation.

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$80,400 00 12,261 00 2,637 12

$95,298 12

$120,000 00 18,300 00 3,941 06

Bulkhead, 265 feet in length, between East Nineteenth and East Twentieth streets acquired May 18, 1903, by condemnation, from John U. Brookman................

142,241 06

Property.............

Interest..............

Cost of condemnation.

$79,500 00 12,123 75 2,607 60

94,231 35

Bulkhead between East Twentieth and East ] Property.............

Twenty-first streets, acquired August 15, 1 Interest..............

1903, by condemnation, from the Con- | Cost of condemnation. solidated Gas Company.................J

Pier and bulkhead foot of East Twenty-first 1 Property.............

street, acquired August 31, 1903, by con- I Interest..............

demnation, from the Consolidated Gas | Cost of condemnation.

Bulkhead between East Twenty-first and ] Property.............

East Twenty-second streets, acquired 1 Interest...............

August 31, 1903, by condemnation, from f Cost of condemnation, the Consolidated Gas Company..........J

Upland and land under water filled in between East Twenty-first and East Twenty- Property.............

second streets, acquired August 31, 1903, Interest..............

by condemnation, from the Consolidated Cost of condemnation. Gas Company..........................

Bulkhead between East Twenty-second and }

East Twenty-third streets.............../

$80,850 00 13,501 95 7,821 97

$76,800 00 15,244 80 4,096 75

$29,050 00 5,766 42 1,549 58

$61,158 00 12,139 86 3,261 26

Maps

102,173 92

96,141 55

36,366 00

76,559 12

19 08

Between

East Twenty-fifth and East Twenty-sixth Streets, East River.

Bulkhead, 1974 feet in length, acquired Feb- 1 ruary 6, 1893, by agreement, from Julius I Property.... A. Candee, John M. Canda and George [ Law charges Moore Smith..........................J

$70,000 00 324 45

70,324 45

Between East Forty-ninth and East Fiftieth Streets, East River.

Maps for condemnation purposes............

95 41

Between East Fiftieth and East Fifty-first Streets, East River.

Maps for condemnation purposes............

81 56

Harlem River.

Bulkhead between East One Hundred and 1

Fourth and East One Hundred and Fifth f Cost of condemnation. street•

Premises at foot of north half of East One 1

Hundred and Fourteenth street, acquired ( Property.............

June 19, 1895, by agreement, from Oliver (Law charges..........

Bryan................................J

Property between East One Hundred and 1

Twentieth and East One Hundred and \Maps for conveyance... Twenty-fourth streets..................J

Certain land in vicinity of Sherman’s Creek, j

lying southerly of Academy street, ac- I Property.............

quired July 21, 1897, by agreement, from [Law charges..........

Robert G. Dun........................

$1,500 00 99 00

$3,000 00 103 25

3,865 82

1,599 00

67 21

3,103 25

Bulkhead foot of Seventh avenue, acquired ] Property. . October 31, 1904, by judgment, from Na- [interest, etc, thaniel Whitman and others............ J

$39,203 32 307 10

$39,510 42

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

Land under water at Fordham road, H. R. . . .Maps for acquisition.

91 62

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

For land and land under water extending ' from the south line of Twenty-eighth street to the south line of Thirty-sixth street, and from the west line of Second avenue to the Property.... pier-head line of 1890, acquired by agree- Law charges ment from J. Archibald Murray, March 6, 1908, viz.: 4,242,264 square feet at $1.10.................................

Lands, etc., between Thirty-sixth and 1 Thirty-ninth streets.................... J

Ferry property of the Thirty-ninth South Brooklyn Ferry, acquired C 26, 1906, by agreement............

For land and land under water extending from the centre line of Fifty-ninth street, southerly, a length of about 422 feet 3 inches, and between the west side of First avenue and the pier-head line, acquired by agreement from the Lotus Realty Company, March 2, 1908, viz.: 770,259 feet at $1.10....................

Water front at Hamilton avenue...........

Water front at Hudson avenue.............

Water front at Whale Creek...............

Maps for acquisition

street 1 Property...........

October } Insurance of title. . .

Property.... Law charges

square

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

For property, not owned by the city, between a point 104 feet 8i inches north of the north line of Jamaica avenue and a point 94 feet south of the south line of Jamaica avenue, and between the west side of the Boulevard and the pier and bulk-head line of 1857, acquired November 2, 1908, by agreement, from Anthony McOwen......

Water-front at Broadway, Astoria.........

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Ferry terminal at St. George, including improvements, structures, uplands, bulkhead rights, etc. acquired May 16 and 18, 1905, by condemnation from the Rapid Transit Ferry Company and the Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Company........

$4,666,490 40 8,957 69

4,675,448 09

165 51

750,126 60 941 25

751,067 85

$847,284 90 1,870 73

849,155 63

Maps for condemnation purposes

Search of title.................

Maps for condemnation purposes

Property........

Law charges, etc.

$84,500 00 45 92

62 32

285 00

213 24

84,545 92

Maps

7 90

Property.............

Cost of condemnation.

$575,000 00 3,505 66

578,505 66

Lands and improvements, etc., at Canal 1 Property

street, Stapleton, acquired October 1, 1907 1 Interest..............

by condemnation from Staten Island Rail- | Cost of condemnation. way Company

$98,723 20 9,997 49 3,293 78

112,014 47

Lands and improvements, etc., at Ferry 1 Property street, Port Richmond, acquired October 1 Interest.

2, 1907, by condemnation, from John H. ( Cost of condemnation. Starin and others......................

$43,720 00 786 96 3,169 46

Land under water at Summerfield avenue, | •

Mariners’ Harbor, acquired April 28, 1904, i

by grant from Commissioners of Land f Maps of grant.

Office................................J

38 49

Land under water at Bard avenue, West New Brighton, acquired April 28, 1904, i by grant from Commissioners of the Land [ Maps of grant. Office................................J

38 49

Land under water at Tyson street, Sailors’ ] Snug Harbor, acquired April 28, 1904, by ( grant from Commissioners of the Land J Office

Maps of grant

41 87

Land under water at Jersey street, New 1 Brighton

Land under water at Arietta street, Tomp- \ kinsville..............................

/ Maps for acquisition

23 07

/ Maps for acquisition.. Land under water at Shore road, Rossville.. Maps for acquisition.... Total, including $9,635.20 for maps, surveys, etc............

26 17

42 00

$30,301,241 51

JAMES WEIR, Apportionment Clerk.

REPORT

OF THE

CHIEF ENGINEER

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Department of Docks and Ferries,

Pier “A,” Foot of Battery Place, North River, Office of the Chief Engineer,

New York, March 5, 1909.

Allen N. Spooner, Esq., Commissioner of Docks:

Sir—I have the honor to submit the following report of work done under the charge and supervision of the Chief Engineer for the year ending December 31, 1908.

Work of Construction.

NORTH RIVER.

During the past year the Boat Landing within the Battery Breakwater has been maintained.

Between Battery Place and Cortlandt Street.—Plans have been under consideration for the improvement of the waterfront between Battery Place and Cortlandt Street, North River. The amended plan for this section of the waterfront between Battery Place and Carlisle Street was adopted by the Commissioner of Docks on the 17t,h of September, 1903, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on October 16, 1903.

Cedar Street Section.—Extending from about midway between Carlisle and Albany Streets, northerly to a point about 40 feet southerly of the northerly line of Cedar Street, a distance of about 335 feet.

The Commissioner of Docks entered into an agreement with the owners of one-half interest in Piers Old 12 and 14; agreement approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund July 1, 1902, which places The City in possession of the waterfront from Liberty to Albany Streets, about 334 feet in length. The wall at this section has been completed for its entire length. Pier New 11 was partially built in 1905. At the present time this pier has a temporary ferry rack on the outer end which is being used by the Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey while the improvements in this locality are being made. Upon the completion of the new ferry racks of the Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey, this ferry rack will be removed and the pier will be extended for its full length as originally intended.

Between Cedar and Cortlandt Streets.—An amended plan for the improvement of the waterfront between these two streets was prepared some time since and forwarded, but no action as yet has been taken in the matter.

Liberty Street Section.—Commencing at the northerly side of Pier Old 14, N. R., and extending northerly a distance of about 173 feet. Action of the Commissioner, December 10, 1902, B. O. 919. The bulkhead wall in this section was completed during the year 1907, and a bulkhead shed was constructed between Liberty and Albany Streets. Extensive improvements in this locality are being made by the Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey in the erection of an up-to-date and well equipped ferry terminal. This terminal is rapidly approaching completion, and the continuation of the bulkhead shed between the southerly side of the ferry house and the new bulkhead shed recently erected to the South will shortly be begun. A permit has been granted to the Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey for the erection of an overhead foot bridge from the easterly side of West Street over and across the street to the second floor of the new ferry terminal.

The improvement above mentioned gives the required width of the Marginal Street in the vicinity of Albany, Liberty and Cedar Streets, and when the improvement which is contemplated by the private owners at the foot of Cortlandt Street is completed it willl give to The City an uninterrupted Marginal Street for a distance of more than three miles northerly from the above location.

Sections between Dey and West 34th Streets, inclusive, on which the bulkhead or river wall has been completed are as follows:

Section.

Length of “E’ Course or Top Course of Granite under Coping.

.. 20.00 . . 241.90 .. 578.17 . 153.05 . 139.07 . 226.24 . 160.40 . 246.26 . 651.80 . 216.67 . 415.95 . 340.23 . 196.00 . 595.43 . 414.78 .    65.00

. 125.00 . 131.03 . 145.62 . 333.74 . 139.92 . 406.74 . 148.41 . 114.49 . 152.91 . 109.89 . 102.51 . 561.46 . 151.33 1,095.22 2,054.32

3.729.64

1.229.64 . 615.42 . 257.50 . 515.00 .    98.75 . 198.75

Dey Street extended............................

Dey Street .....................................

West Washington Market........................

Barclay Street (work done by private parties)

Barclay Street extended .........................

Park Place ....................................

Murray Street ..................................

Warren Street ..................................

Chambers Street ................................

Jay Street ......................................

Franklin Street ................................

North Moore Street..............................

Beach Street ...................................

Laight Street ..................................

Desbrosses Street (work done by private parties).

Watts Street ...................................

Watts Street extended...........................

South Canal Street (work done by private parties)

Canal Street extended .....................

Canal Street ...................................

Spring Street ...................................

Charlton Street ................................

Old King Street ................................

New King Street ...............................

Lower Clarkson Street..........................

Houston Street .................................

Upper Clarkson Street...........................

Leroy Street ....................................

Morton Street ...................................

Christopher Street ..............................

Gansevoort Street ...............................

Chelsea .........................................

West Twenty-third Street—South end ...........

West Twenty-third Street—North end ...........

West Thirty-first Street .........................

West Thirty-second Street ......................

West Thirty-third Street ........................

West Thirty-fourth Street ......................

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This makes a stretch of bulkhead or river wall completed about 17,000 feet, oi over three miles. These sections include all the piers between Pier 13 and the foot of West 34th Street, most of which have been extended to the pierhead line as established by the United States Government. A list of these extensions was given in the Annual Reports for the years 1901 and 1907.

Pier New 19.—This pier has been extended out to the pierhead line of 1897. Work was begun November 18, 1907, and finished June 11, 1908.

Canal Street.—A part of the runway to the dump at this locality was replaced for the Department of Street Gleaning, and the northerly side of the dump used by the Department of Street Cleaning was boarded up.

Pier New 41.—A freight shed has been constructed on this pier by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R. Co. This also includes the erection of a shed on the outer end of the pier.

Morton Street.—The removal of the steel frame and iron covered structures occupied by the Hudson Tunnel Co. in this location has been in progress.

Pier 45.—The Clyde Steamship Co. has removed the platform on the South side of this pier and erected a new platform on the North side of the pier and placed engine and boiler. This work was begun in 1907 and completed on the 6th of March, 1908. The car tracks of the New York Central & Hudson R. R. Co. have been removed from the pier and from the Marginal Street Reading to the pier, and general repairs have been made to the pier by the Clyde Steamship Co.

Gansevoort Street.—The Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity has installed a high pressure service at this point.

Oyster Basin.—The Oyster Basin built for the oyster boats by The City between Gansevoort and Bloomfield Streets during 1898 and 1900, has been maintained and kept in repair during the year. The Department force during the year made repairs to the crib bulkhead and the plank walk at the inshore end of the Basin.

Chelsea Section.—Extending from the northerly side of Bloomfield Street to the southerly side of West 23rd Street, a distance of about 3,729 feet.

The work on this section has been pushed forward rapidly, and at the present time the bulkhead wall and the nine piers are completed. By the completion of the wall at this section a continuous stretch of wall, as given in the prior table, intererpted only by the New West Washington Market, is made from Dey Street to West 34th Street.

A number of years ago the Department was confronted with the serious- condition of having no property along the North River, on which to build additional piers to accommodate the increased trans-Atlantic trade and where the immense ships which were then being built could be berthed nor where the longer ones which were contemplated could be cared for. The only location where this necessary improvement was possible was along the stretch of waterfront from Bloom-, field Street northerly to about the foot of 23rd Street. The distance between the pierhead line and the bulkhead line at this locality was not sufficient to permit the carrying on of any extensive improvement without an extension of the pierhead line outshore a distance of 200 feet. This the United States Government refused to allow and The City was thus compelled to condemn and buy property inshore consisting of upland upon which were located city streets, buildings, gas tanks, etc. This property had first to be acquired and the numerous buildings sold at public auction and removed from the line of the work. Dredging was then done, transforming in this way the upland into land under water, in order to obtain piers of the necessary length. A large part of this area and the mud outshore was dredged to a depth of 40 feet at mean low water, and the bulkhead or river wall for about 3,600 feet has been built. The area in the rear of this wall has been filled in, a Marginal Street created and the same paved. Nine piers have been built by the Department, eight of them varying from 800 to 825 feet in length and 125 feet in width. These piers were all completed in 1906, and at the present time sheds are in course of construction thereon and on the bulkhead platforms between the piers.

The sheds are footed upon the deck of the timber piers, which are of the standard type, except that the plank floor is covered with a heavy reinforced concrete slab, surfaced with asphalt. The whole development of this section will comprise nine sheds extending into the river and a bulkhead shed about 2,900 feet along the Marginal Street. The construction of the sheds is similar for the different piers, the only variation being the width and length. The framing is all steel, the doors made of wood and sheathed with metal, the second story floor reinforced concrete, surfaced with asphalt, and the roof made of wood sheathing painted on the underside with fireproofing paint, covered with slag. Apart from the magnitude of the work there are several new features which distinguish these sheds from any built up to this time. The main columns are continued up through the roof and located so as to form substantial cargo hoists for the whole length. A continuous line of tricing doors is provided for both floors, and so arranged that practically the whole side can be opened.

The steel front of the bulkhead shed is constructed of steel framing and reinforced concrete, with a pink granite base seven feet high, and is more elaborate from an architectural point of view than any other built in The City of New York up to this time.

These sheds involve the use of 31,000 tons of steel, which is distributed as follows:

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These sheds on the piers and the bulkheads are being built under three separate contracts, and the following table gives the cost of the contracts as estimated and as let and the Contractors doing the work:

Pier No. 54 and 56 57, 58 and 59 60, 61 and 62

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On Piers 54 and 56 the structural and ornamental steel and cast iron work is being furnished and erected by the Hay Foundry & Iron Works. On Piers 57, 58 and 59 the structural iron work is being furnished and erected by the McClintic-Marshall Co. On Piers 60, 61 and 62 the Pennsylvania Steel Co., as sub-contractors to the Maryland Steel Co., are erecting the same and doing the rest of the work.

The sheds are all now in course of erection, the one on Pier 56 for the Cunard Line being practically finished and in use. The whole improvement will be completed during the latter part of 1909.

The contracts for erecting these sheds did not include the necessary equipment which is called for under the leases to the various steamship companies occupying the sheds, and a contract has been prepared for doing this work.

In addition to the work being done on the sheds, the Marginal Street within the lines of the section has been paved under Contracts Nos. 1069, 1074 and 1081 and pedestrian approaches to the ferry terminals at the foot of 22nd Street have been constructed under Contract No. 1096.

The Consolidated Gas Co. have laid gas mains along the Marginal Street within the lines of the section. A wood outlet sewer has been constructed between 14th and 18th Streets. The New York City Railway Co. has paved with granite paving the two-foot strip on either side of the tracks between 14th and 22nd Streets and laid a creosoted block pavement at 14th Street.

Pier West 30th Street.—The side bearing piles and the side caps underneath the second overhang of the dumping board of the Street Cleaning Department have been replaced. A dumping board has been erected by McGirr’s Sons’ Co., and two derricks to unload stone have been placed by the New York Contracting & Trucking Co., all under permit from this Department.

West 35th Street.—Extensive repairs were found necessary to the pier at this street, and the Department force has been engaged in making the same. A house to be used as sleeping quarters for the Fire Department is being erected by that Department at this street.

West JfOth Street.—Extensive repairs have been made to the pier at this street during the year by the force of the Department. The work is still in progress.

West 42nd Street Section.—Extending from the southerly side of 42nd Street to the northerly side of 44th Street, a distance of 621.67 feet. This section embraces what was formerly known as the “West 42nd Street Section,” the “43rd Street Section Extended” and “West 43rd Street Section.” The work has been done under resolution of the Board of Docks, September 3, 1891; September 2, 1898; June 27, 1899, and Action of Commissioner, January 14, 1904, the consolidation of the sections being made under E. O. 4009, dated November 14, 1905.

Work on this section has been in progress during the year, and 621.67 feet of wall has actually been completed to date. Pavement has been placed in front of the 42nd Street Ferry, and an outlet sewer with overflows has been constructed between 42nd and 43rd Streets by Joseph Moore under permit from this Department.

Pier West 47th Street.—The center dumping board at this pier was rebuillt and sundry repairs made to the outer dumping board at the request of the Department of Street Cleaning.

West 55th Street.—An extension to the pier at this street is being constructed by the force of the Department outshore to the pierhead line. The work was begun on the 16th of November, 1906, and is in progress.

Between 56th and 57th Streets.—The Department’s West 57th Street Yard is situated in this locality, and during the year a concrete building has been in course of construction, it having been begun on the 26th of April, 1907. This building will be used as a blacksmith shop, power house, etc., with reinforced concrete coal pockets in the same. The old buildings formerly occupied as offices and the old buildings where the new storehouse is now located were demolished, the material being taken care of and arrangements made for its sale at auction. The stores of the Department have been removed from the old building and stored in the new.

West 59th Street Section.—Extending from the southerly side of West 58th Street to about the northerly side of West 59th Street, a distance of 320.83 feet. Resolution of Board, June 27, 1901. No work has been done on the bulkhead wall proper during the year. 124.92 linear feet of bulkhead wall have been built to date. The construction of a conveyer house by the Interborough Rapid Transit Co. at the foot of 58th Street has been completed, and a portion of the concrete bulkhead wall has been reconstructed by the same Company.

Between 97th and g8th Streets.—The Board of Armory Commissioners having made application for a pier in this vicinity, the Department constructed a pier 25 feet wide North of 97th Street for the accommodation of the Naval Militia. This pier was completed in 1907 and has been in use during the present year. An extension 15 feet wide has been built to the pier by the force of the Department during the year, and the force has also been engaged in removing the mooring posts, chocks and decking and raising the bulkhead in this vicinity. A granite pavement has been laid along the upland in this locality. It having been necessary to remove the outer end of the pier, the work was done and about 50 feet of the outshore end was rebuilt. The pier has been kept in repair during the year.

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extending to the northerly side of West 134th Street, a distance of about 1,364.09 feet.

The Board of Docks on the 16th of November, 1900, authorized the construction of the bulkhead wall at this section and the erection of two piers. This resolution was amended by action of the Commissioner of Docks on December 11, 1902, establishing new lines for the section to correspond with the new lines laid down for improvement of the water-front at this locality as approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. About 984 linear feet of wall has been completed up to the present time, leaving a balance of about 380 feet to complete the section. Earth filling has been deposited in 'rear of that portion of the bulkhead wall between 129th and 131st Streets.

Carmansville Section.—Extending from the southerly side of West 153rd Street to the northerly side of West 158th Street, a distance of 1,433.89 feet.

The authorization for this section is Action of the Commissioner, February 18, 1907, approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, March 20, 1907, and under B. O. 5221.

The improvement between 153rd and 158th Streets has been in progress, and a rip-rap embankment 14 feet wide on top, with this top 2 feet above mean low water, and 25 feet easterly of the bulkhead line has been built from the southerly side of West 158th Street to the northerly side of West 155th Street. Rip-rap has been deposited in this locality, and 780 feet of the rip-rap embankment has been built. On top of this rip-rap embankment a rip-rap wall has been built, and a platform erected for 300 feet along the westerly side of the wall. Steam ashes furnished by the Department of Street Cleaning were placed in rear of the rip-rap embankment.

Between Spuyten Duyvil and Mt. St. Vincent.—The New York Central & Hudson River R. R. Co. has widened the present railroad embankment between these two points by depositing rip-rap and filling in behind the same with earth. This work was begun August 1, 1904, and has been completed.

Work Done for the Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge.

Along the site of the proposed Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge the Department force drove test piles to ascertain the nature of the bottom of that locality.

Examination of Piers Along the North River Waterfront.

A thorough examination by divers of the various piers along the North River has been in progress during the year to ascertain the condition of the piles. Many of these piers were built a number of years ago, and the samples taken from the work have been of great value in determining the condition of tnese piles after so long a time since they were driven.

East River.

Whitehall Terminal.—On the lower section of the East River Waterfront the work of preparing for and building the Whitehall Terminal for the ferries centering at that point has been in progress. A full description will be found later under the heading of “FERRIES.”

Broad Street Section.—Extending from the westerly side of Pier Old 4, E. R., to the easterly side of Pier New 7, a distance of about 738 feet, including the building of a bulkhead wall and the construction of two new piers—Nos. 4 and 5— and the extension of Piers Nos. G and 7. Resolution of the Board of Docks, December 22, 1899. During the year the only work which has been done at this section is the paving at the approach to Pier 4 and at Pier 6.

Between Whitehall and Montgomery Streets.—The plan for the improvement of the waterfront between these two streets has been amended. Proceedings towards the acquisition of private interests in various parcels of property have been taken. This stretch is divided into three parts, the first extending from Whitehall to Wall Street, the amended plan for which was approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on December 6, 1899. The second, extending from Wall to Catharine Streets; the amended plan for this portion was approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund November 14, 1900. The third portion extends from Catharine to Montgomery Street; the amended plan for this portion was approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund February 3, 1899.

Waterfront Between Coenties Slip and Burling Slip.—The Commissioner of Docks on the 7th of December, 1904, authorized the construction of the bulkhead wall from the northerly side of Pier New 7, where it joints the Broad Street Section, to the westerly side of Burling Slip, E. R. This stretch of wall is divided into two sections, the Old Slip Section and the Maiden Lane Section.

Old Slip Section.—^Extending from the northerly or upper end of the Broad Street Section to a point opposite the southerly line of Wall Street, a distance of 1,150.07 feet. No work has been done on the bulkhead wall proper at this section, but granite pavement has been relaid along the bulkhead between the piers and at the approaches to the piers. This section embraces Piers 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.

Maiden Lane Section.—Extending from the southerly line of Wall Street, where it joins the Old Slip Section, to about the southerly line of Burling Slip, a distance of 701.67 feet. Action of the Commissioner of Docks, dated December 7th, 1904. The authorization for this stretch of wall is included in the authorization for the whole of the stretch extending from the northerly end of the Broad Street Section to the southerly side of Burling Slip. This section embraces Piers 13, 14 and 15. Granite pavement has been laid along the bulkhead and at the approach to the piers, and a sewer is being built by the Bureau of Sewers.

Fulton Section.—Extending from the southerly side of Burling Slip, where it joins the Maiden Lane Section, to the westerly lline of Pier Old 24, a distance of 777.94 feet. Resolution of the Board of Docks of April 26, 1901, as amended by Action of the Commissioner of Docks December 7, 1904. The work on this section was done in the year 1901 as far as it could be until property interests in the vicinity could be acquired. About 113 feet of the wall was completed in that year. Work was resumed in the year 1905, and has been in progress during the present year until there is now completed a distance of about 551.57 linear feet of bulkhead wall on this section. This stretch of wall from the end of the Broad Street Section to the end of the new Fulton Section will, when completed, make a continuous stretch of wall of 2,629.68 feet. This section embraces Piers New 16, 17 and 18.

In addition to the work on the bulkhead wall proper at this section, earth filling has been deposited in rear of the wall. The inner end of Pier 18 has been removed, and a temporary approach built to the pier, which was subsequently removed. A fender system has been constructed between Piers 18 and 19 by the New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association. At Pier 18 and on the bulkhead between Piers 18 and 19 a building has been constructed for the use of the New York Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association.

Along the Marginal Street in this vicinity granite pavement has been laid between the piers and at the approaches to the piers. Water mains have been laid and subsidiary connections made by the New York Edison Co. and the Empire City Subway Co.

James Slip Section.—Extending from the easterly side of Oliver Street Pier, or Pier No. 25, E. R., westerly along the bulkhead line to the center line of Pier Old 31, a distance of about 326 feet. Action of the Commissioner of Docks, April 30, 1907, B. O. 5191. During the present year work has been in progress on the bulkhead wall proper, and 212.40 feet of wall have been completed. Earth filling has been placed in rear of the wall built. The old ferry structure was removed and the bulkhead fenced off by the Brooklyn Ferry Co. At Oliver Street a fire service was installed by the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity. A series of clusters of piles have been driven along the extension of the ferry rack to protect the pier. These consisted of four clusters of nine piles each, chocked together.

Pier 22, James Slip.—At the foot of James Slip a new pier has been built under Contract No. 1085. The contract included the construction of a new bulkhead platform easterly of the pier between James Slip and Oliver Street.

Market Section.—Extending from about 177 feet easterly from the upper line of Catharine Street to the easterly side of Pier New 31, a distance of about 800.91 feet. Resolution of the Board of Docks, February 23, 1900. This section has been completed for its full length, and embraces Piers 28, 29, 30 and 31. Granite pavement has been relaid along the Marginal Street and at the approaches to the piers.

Rutgers Section.—Extending from the easterly side of Pier New 31 easterly to the upper line of Rutgers Slip, a distance of about 868 feet. Resolution of the Board of Docks, February 3, 1899. This section was completed in 1900.

The granite pavement along the line of this section has been relaid where necessary.

Jefferson Section.—Extending from the northerly side of Rutgers Slip to the southerly side of Montgomery Street, a distance of 1,237.92 feet. The authorization for this section was the Resolution of the Board of Docks February 23, 1900. On the 28th of March, 1908, the Commissioner of Docks issued B. O. 6049, directing that the work proceed in that portion of the section commencing at a point 48 feet South of Clinton Street and extending to a point 88 feet North of said street. During the year work on the bulkhead wall has been begun and is in progress. Test pile examinations have been made along the line of the work to ascertain the nature of the river bottom.

20th Street.—Extensive repairs have been made to this pier and a concrete deck placed by the force of the Department. This work has been done at various times during the year.

23rd Street.—The ferry house at the foot of this street was damaged by fire and the work of making the necessary repairs has been in progress by the New York Terminal Co. under permit from this Department.

Sections Between 17th and 29th Streets, E. R.—Sections between 17th and 29th Streets, inclusive, on which the bulkhead or river wall has been completed, are as follows:

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New Bellevue Section.—Extending from the northerly line of East 26th Street, at the bulkhead line established by the Secretary of War in 1890, 772.50 feet to the northerly Bine of East 29th Street; thence westerly along the northerly line of East 29th Street 207.95 feet to the bulkhead line of 1890, a distance of 980.45 feet. Action of Commissioner October 28, 1903, B. O. 1859, and Action of Commissioner, February 6, 1907, B. O. 4981.

The officials of the Bullevue & Allied Hospitals being desirous of extending the grounds of the Bellevue Hospital between 26th and 28th Streets, East River, by reason of the extensive improvements proposed to the hospital buildings in that locality, it became necessary to modify the bulkhead line between 26th and 29th Streets. The New Plan for improving the waterfront in this Hocality was amended in 1903 by throwing the bulkhead line further outshore. Action of Commissioner, November 23, 1903, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund December 16, 1903. The new bulkhead line was approved by the Secretary of War September 16, 1903, and the work of building the bulkhead wall at this section was completed for a very large portion of the whole distance of the section in 1904. This section was further extended along the foot of East 29th Street with a return along the northerly side of East 29th Street, to where the line joins the established bulkhead Bine of 1890.

During the year work has been in progress along this section of the waterfront. 97.20 feet of wall have been built during the year, making a total of 603.78 feet of wall completed to date.

Earth filling has been placed between 28th and 29th Streets in rear of the wall, and a crib bulkhead was built at the South side of East 29th Street Pier. An approach was constructed from the East 28th Street Pier to the East 29th Street Pier. At 28th Street a sewer was buiBt, and at 29th Street the foundations were built for a temporary sewer. The inner end of the pier at East 28th Street was rebuilt after the completion of the wall at that point, and the inner end of the East 29th Street Pier was removed to allow the building of the bulkhead wall in that vicinity. Coping has been set along a portion of the wall.

Pier 30th Street.—A dumping board has been erected on the southerly side of this pier for the Department of Street Cleaning.

Hast 38th Street Section.—Extending from the southerly side of East 37th Street to the northerly side of East 39th Street, a distance of about 609 feet. Resolution of the Board of Docks, May 4, 1900.

No work has been done on the bulkhead wall proper during the year, but the granite block pavement along the line of the section was laid and relaid where necessary.

Pier 60th Street.—A dumping board has been erected on this pier at the request of the Department of Street Cleaning.

Pier 61st Street.—The northerly side of this pier has been repaired for the Department of Street Cleaning and the old dumping board removed.

Hamilton Section.—Extending from the southerly side of East 62nd Street to the center line of East 64th Street, a distance of 697.78 feet. The Commissioner of Docks on the 23rd of October, 1908, B. O. 6716, authorized the construction of the bulkhead wall in this vicinity, the northerly line of which makes a joint with the Yorkville Section. Test borings have been taken along the site of the bulkhead wall area in order to ascertain the nature of the river bottom.

Yorkville Section.—Extending from the center line of East 64th Street to the southerly line of East 74th Street, a distance of about 2,648.22 feet. Action of the Commissioner of Docks, October 10, 1904, B. O. 2757. This section embraces a stretch of the waterfront where the steep rock slope approaches the bulkhead and pierhead line within fifty feet, making the excavation of rock necessary in order to bring the Marginal Street to its proper grade. In 1905 a contract was executed for excavating for the new Marginal Street and the work was done under the contract in that year. During the year 1907 the mud and stone were removed from the foundation area, and stone which was so removed was deposited in rear of the bulkhead wall. This removal and excavation of rock was done under Contract No. 1046, which was continued during the present year and finished on the 28th of April, 1908.

During the present year the work on the wall has been in progress. Concrete in bags has been placed for foundation, and base blocks have been set and granite set in the wall. Concrete backing has been placed in rear of the granite set, and coping has been placed.

Blackwell Section.—Extending from the southerly line of East 74th Street to the northerly line of East 81st Street, a distance of 1,958.03' feet. On the 10th of October, 1904, B. O. 2756, the Commissioner of Docks established a new section for the above length of waterfront, which section includes the old sections heretofore known as the “East 74th Street Section”, “East 75th Street Section” and “East 77th Street Section.” The work along the old East 74th Street Section was done at the request of the Manhattan Railway Company, the occupants of the upland, who were erecting an extensive power house at that time, with the necessary coaling plant. The wall along that portion of the section is built upon rock bottom and will have a depth of about 20 feet of water in front of the same.

The work of constructing the bulkhead wall has been pushed until at present there have been completed about'1,315.47 feet of the wall, and coping set on a considerable portion of it. Earth filling has been deposited in rear of the wall between 77th and 79th Streets. The sewer at the foot of 78th Street has been constructed.

Granite pavement has been laid along the waterfront between 75th and 78th Streets.

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llJfth Street.—Earth filling has been placed by the Department of Public Parks. This work was begun in 1907 and finished August 13, 1908.

Between 120th and 121/th Streets.—An examination of this portion of the waterfront is being made for the purpose of ascertaining the available space for the continuance of the improvement of the waterfront in that locality.

125th Street.—On the bulkhead platform North of 125th Street the Pennsylvania R. R. Co. has erected a freight shed 180 feet long by 60 feet wide under permit from this Department.

159th Street to Speedioay.—Improvements are being made to the waterfront at this locality by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company under permit from this Department.

Cabot Street, E. R.—The New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co. is making improvements in this locality and erecting 12 steel transfer bridges under permit from this Department. Between Cabot and Tiffany Streets the Oak Point Land and Dock Company has been making improvements in this locality consisting of the construction of four piers together with the bulkheads. This work was completed early in January of the present year. Improvements are being made between Truxton and Tiffany Streets by the Oak Point Land and Dock Company under permit from this Department.

Classons Point, L. I. S.—A close pile bulkhead has been built and filling placed in rear of same and a stone filled crib built by Clinton Stephens under permit from this Department.

WORK DONE AT THE VARIOUS ISLANDS IN THE EAST RIVER.

North Brother Island.—At this island the Department has built a rip-rap embankment and concrete sea wall around the easterly end of the island for the Department of Charities. The work was begun on the 23rd of January, 1907, and was suspended on the 27th of March, 1907, in order to allow the settlement of the rip-rap placed. Work was resumed during 1908, and the wall was actually completed on the 16th of October, 1908. This wall is about 1879 feet in length and encloses an area of about 4*4 acres, equal to about one-third the former size of the island. To fill in the area between the new wall and the present shore line will require about 100,000 cubic yards of filling. At the request of the Department of Health repairs have been made to the northernmost pier at this island.

Biker’s Island.—The work of building a dry stone waU on top of the rip-rap embankment at this island was completed in 1907 under Contract No. 963. This contract provided for leaving certain gaps in the wall for the use of the Street Cleaning Department. During the present year Contract No. 1132 has been let and work has been in progress to close these gaps.

Blackioells Island.—At this island various docks of the Department of Public Charities have been repaired from time to time as requested by that Department, and an extension of 30 by 50 feet was built to the dock on the easterly side of the island by the force of the Department.

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Wallahout Basin, Brooklyn.—The completed wall in this section was begun by the former City of Brooklyn, before the consolidation with this Department. It was, however, completed under the supervision of the Department of Docks and Ferries of the Greater New York, as it now exists, and 2755 feet of the bulkhead wall placed in commercial use. .

MARGINAL STREET.

Marginal Street, North and East Rivers.—The asphalt pavement at various places on the Marginal Street on the North and East Rivers has been repaired from time to time and maintained by the various paving companies which originally laid the pavement, under their bonds to keep the same in repair. Pavement along both rivers have been taken up and relaid to grade where necessary from time to time, and a contract was let for making necessary repairs to the asphalt pavement and the concrete foundation on both the North and East Rivers, but work under same has not yet been begun.

MAKING SUBSIDIARY CONNECTIONS TO ELECTRIC LIGHT AND TELEGRAPH POLES.

A number of cases have occurred where it has been necessary to make connections across asphalt pavement laid by this Department along the Marginal Street on both the North and East Rivers, under permits to the various companies operating subways. In every case where the pavement has been removed the work of relaying the same has been done by the company having the bond for the maintenance of that portion of the pavement where the work was done.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Whale Greek Improvement.—In that section of the Borough of Brooklyn adjacent to Newtown Creek, near Greenpoint Avenue, many influential bodies have long asked the Department for increased wharfage facilities. Proceedings have been instituted to acquire the necessary property to secure pier room which existed only on Whale Creek, an arm of Newtown Creek. Near the mouth of Whale Creek the property to be acquired will not only enable the City to biuld over 1000 feet of bulkhead, but also two piers about 700 feet long and 60 feet wide. Plans and specifications for the improvement of the waterfront in this vicinity have been prepared, but as yet the work has not been begun.

Between 28th and GJfth Streets, South Brooklyn.—A plan was submitted by a former Commissioner and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, establishing new lines for bulkheads and piers, with Marginal Street, Wharf or Place, extending from 28th Street to 64th Street, South Brooklyn. Test piles have been driven and borings made from which plans and studies have been made for the dock development of this waterfront in the future.

Gowanus Section, South Brooklyn.—Within the lines mentioned above has been established a section for the improvement of the waterfront, known as “Go-wanus Section.” This section extends from the northerly side of 28th Street to the southerly side of 36th Street, a distance of about 2,142.82 feet. A Contract

No. 1148 has been awarded for doing the dredging over the area of this section, and work has been begun.

Division Avenue.—The Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co. has constructed a steel and concrete ash pocket and rebuilt the crib bulkhead and platform at this locality under permit from this Department.

Clinton Avenue.—Dumping boards have been built in this locality by the Borough Construction Company and by O’Brein Brothers, Inc., under permit from this Department.

Gold Street.—A sewer outlet is being constructed by the Bureau of Sewers at this locality.

Joralemon and Irving Streets.—Piers Nos. 19 to 30 are being extended by the New York Dock Company under permit from this Department.

Degraw Street.—The work of the removal and re-construction of the crib bulkhead at this street has been done by John Pierce Company under permit from this Department.

Washington Street.—The Ryan & Parker Construction Company have removed the old runways, coal derricks, etc., and have been engaged in the erection of a granite unloading derrick, with hopper, and made repairs to the decking of the Manhattan Bridge pier, under permit from this Department.

Between J/3rd and 51st Streets.—A permit granted by the former Board of Docks to the Bush Terminal Company permitted the construction of five piers with adjoining bulkheads at this locality. Work was begun on the 5th of April, 1902, and to date four of these piers have been completed.

Bay lf9th Street to Gravesend Ship Canal.—The Harway Improvement Company is filling in in this locality under permit from this Department.

24th Avenue, Gravesend Bay.—Cropsey & Mitchell are building a bulkhead and filling in in this locality. The work was begun on the 10th of July, 1906, under permit from this Department, and is in progress.

Sheepshead Bay.—The Manhattan Beach Surety Company has built a sheet pile bulkhead within the lines of the Bay, placed filling and constructed Marginal Street. This work was begun January 30th, 1905, and practically completed on the 8th of December, 1908.

An extensive survey is being made of the waterfront of this Borough.

Other work done by private parties in the Borough of Brooklyn has been supervised and the City’s property has been kept in good condition and repair.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Lawrence Point.—-The Astoria Light, Heat and Power Company has a permit for building piers and bulkheads in the vicinity of Lawrence Point. During the year work has been in progress.

Broadway to Sanford Street.—A platform, pier and crib bulkhead are being constructed in this vicinity by the S. Stephens Realty Company under permit from this Department.

3rd-5th Streets, College Point.—The American Hard Rubber Company has finished the re-construction of a crib bulkhead at this locality under permit from this Department.

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Luyster Greek, Berrians Island.—Pile pllatform and dike are being constructed at this locality by the Astoria, Light, Heat and Power Company under permit from this Department.

Little Bayside.—A crib bulkhead is being constructed and filling placed at this locality by Mary J. Doherty under permit from this Department.

Rockaway Park— The West Rockaway Land Company is pumping sand for filling in in this vicinity under permit from this Department.

Rochester and Bay Avenues, Far Rockaway.—Filling is being put in and hulkheading placed in this locality by M. Edith Morgan under permit from this Department.

Kate Avenue, Jamaica Bay.—Sheet pile bulkhead is being built by the Summerville Realty Company at this locality under permit from this Department. At Arverne the filling in of the upland is being done by the above company.

Jamaica Bay, Queens.—The work of surveying the shore line of Jamaica Bay, with its 200 miles of waterfront and two or three thousand acres of islands, has been in progress during the year. These islands in the Bay are the property of The City of New' York, and permits have been issued by the Department of Docks ■ and Ferries for the occupation of lots for club houses, summer homes, fishing houses, etc., until about 400 permits have been issued.

Other work done by private parties in the Borough of Queens has been supervised and a general survey of the waterfront made.

FERRIES.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Work done by private parties in the Borough of Richmond has been supervised and the City’s property has been kept in good order and repair.

STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

The municipalizing of the Staten Island Ferry having been accomplished during the year 1905, the necessary work on the terminals for both the Manhattan and the St. George end of the ferry has been one of the principal features of the work during the past year. At Whitehall Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, the construction of the ferry structures was completed during a former year, and a contract has been let for the erection of the necessary ferry terminal at this ferry. The plans for this structure contemplate the erection of a ferry terminal similar in architectural design and finish to that now being erected at the Whitehall Terminal of the 39th Street, South Brooklyn Ferry. These two structures, now in course of construction, form the end of a continuous ferry terminal covering all the ferry slips in this locality, the whole work when completed making a stretch of ferry concentration covering seven slips. Other work has been done by the force of the Department at this locality in the general care of the ferry structures.

At the 39th Street portion of the Whitehall Terminal, the work of building a new ferry structure is rapidly approaching completion.

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completed under former Contracts Nos. 896 and 942. During the present year, in addition to the generall care and maintenance of the ferry property in this location, a four-inch perforated iron pipe system has been placed under the trolley platform for sprinkling in case of fire, of oil, grease, etc., has been erected. A platform on the northerly side of the northerly tying-up platform has been built and shelters erected from the ferry house to the railroad terminal. The Department is also engaged in building a retaining wall along the northerly side of South Street on the approach to the ferry, and steam ashes from the ferryboats have been deposited under the North and South Shore R. R. Terminals and under the trolley platform.

At Stapleton, Staten Island, no work has actually been done during the year and the ferry proposition at this point is held in abeyance.

A new plan for improving the waterfront in the vicinity of Richmond Avenue, Port Richmond, was amended by the Commissioner Docks on the 14th of October, 1903, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on the 18th of November, 1903. Property in this location has been previously acquired, but no work has yet been done on the actual construction of the ferry structures at this location with the idea of extending the ferry service to this point.

39th street ferry, south Brooklyn.

On the 1st of November, 1906, the City secured possession of the 39th Street Ferry to South Brooklyn and has been operating that ferry as a Municipal ferry since that date. The old boats were used until the completion of the three new steel screw-propelling ferry boats which were built during the year 1907 under Contract No. 1003.

At 39th Street, South Brooklyn, work is under way on the construction of a new terminal at that point.

GENERAL REPAIRS.

During the year numerous repairs have been made to various pieces of property on the North, East and Harlem Rivers, and in the Boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, and general orders have been issued for keeping the City’s property in repair during the year.

It having been found necessary to re-point the bulkhead wall, the re-pointing has been done in numerous places along the water-front on both the North and East Rivers.

RECREATION STRUCTURES.

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A full list of the floating property is submitted in the Appendix. Sundry repairs have been made to various pieces of floating property and floating property generally cared for.

SURVEYING PARTY.

During the year the routine work of the surveying party has been attended to, which consisted in the giving of lines, grades, etc., for the construction of the bulkhead or river wall at the various sections on the North and East Rivers; for the construction of new piers and crib bulkheads; the laying of asphalt and Belgian block pavement, and for all work of general repairs done by the Department. In connection with the above work it was necessary to frequently verify the base line and bench marks, and also establish new ones. A complete survey of the waterfront of the Boroughs of The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond is in progress. Operations in making initial surveys during the year have been confined to Jamaica Bay in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, Flushing Bay in the Borough of Queens, Borough of Richmond and Borough of The Bronx. In addition resurveys of the waterfront were made in the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Richmond.

The quantities of sand, broken stone, rip-rap, cobble, etc., used in the work of construction have been measured and calculated.

An approximate total of 772,793 linear feet of waterfront has been surveyed. In addition to this 121,914 linear feet of new base line has been established; also 488,456 linear feet of secondary base line has been run.

The following table shows how the work of survey has been divided among the various boroughs:

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Soundings have also been taken for the purpose of establishing the amount of dredging required, and rod soundings have frequently been taken in connection with the same.

Below is a tabulated statement showing the number of soundings taken over the waterfront of The City of New York during the past year:

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Eighteen automatic tide gauges have been in constant operation during the past year, and the records of same are on file in this office. The object of taking these records is to furnish data from which correct tidal ranges at any part of the waterfront may be established.

Am anemometer, weather vane and electrical register located at Pier “A”, N. R., have been in operation during the year and the records of same filed.

DEPARTMENT YARDS.

West 57th Street Yard, N. R.—3956 barrels of Portland cement were received at this Yard for the work of the Department; 812 batches of concrete were made, and 39 concrete blocks were fabricated. Various stores and supplies have been received and issued as usual, and a large number of tests ;.ave been made on the Department’s testing machine. 6,537 tons of coal have been received during the year at this Yard and at various places along the waterfront as called for in the deliveries. Work has been done at this Yard in the construction of a concrete building, a description of which will be found in a former part of this report under the heading “Between 56th and 57th Streets, N. R.” The Yard has been maintained in good order and condition.

East 2Jfth Street Yard.—12,930 barrels of Portland Cement were received and stored in this Yard; 5945 batches of concrete were made, and 205 concrete blocks were fabricated. All of the granite used in the Department has been received at this Yard and cut as required. Stores and supplies have been received and issued as necessary, and the Yard has been maintained in good order and condition.

TIMBER AND PILE BASILS.

'Timber and piles furnished under the various contracts and orders have been received, issued and inspected at the Timber and Pile Basins. A new basin has been established at the Wallabout for the care of old material.

EXAMINATION OF PLANS SUBMITTED BY PRIVATE PARTIES.

One very important feature of the work in the office of the Chief Engineer is the examination of and passing upon the merits of plans submitted by private parties for general work along the waterfront of the several boroughs. During tbe

past year there have been submitted and examined 177 plans, divided as follows:

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The total number of plans submitted for each year since the formation of Greater New York is as follows:

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NEW BULKHEAD AND PIERHEAD LINES.

By act of Congress of August 11, 1888 (Section 12) the Secretary of War is authorized to cause bulkhead and pierhead lines to be established in harbors of the United States. Under this law a Board of United States Engineers was organized to fix the lines in the harbor of New York City and adjacent waters. The action of this Board regarding the bulkhead and pierhead lines in New York City are fully recorded in the Annual Report of 1898, up to and including that year. The Actions of this Board covering the period from 1898 to 19.05 are fully recorded in the Annual Report for 1905. These two statements, namely, that of 1898 and 1905, for a complete record of the actions of this Board for the time covered.

Curing the year 1906 the following changes were made:

On February 2, 1906, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension to the pierhead line between Pier “A” and the Whitehall Terminal, but no further action was taken.

On May 15, 1906, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for a modification in the bulkhead line at the foot of East Twenty-ninth Street. This modification was granted by the Secretary of War July 2, 1906.

During the year 1907 the following changes were made:

On January 25, 1907, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from

the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension of the bulkhead line at the St. George Ferry Terminal, Borough of Richmond, between the southerly side of the southerly side of the South Street approach of the ferry terminal to the northerly side of the pier and platform. This modification was granted by the Secretary of War, March 25, 1907.

During the year 1908 the following changes were made:

On March 9, 1908, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for the extension of the pierhead line between West 21st and West 72nd Streets, N. R. This application was denied.

On June 15, 1908, maps were prepared and forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension of the pierhead line as approved by the Secretary of War in 1890, of the waterfront between East 120th and East 124th Streets. No action has yet been taken on the same.

On December 16, 1908, maps were forwarded, together with technical description, to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension to the pierhead and bulkhead lines, as established by the Secretary of War in 1890, covering the waterfront along the southerly end of Blackwell’s Island. No action has yet been taken thereon.

Maps showing changes in the lines of Pier No. 66, N. R., as shown on the amended new plan of 1897, have been prepared, by widening the inner 193 feet on the North side 100 feet, and 90 feet outshore therefrom about 50 feet. These plans were made and forwarded October 9, 1908. No action thereon has yet been taken.

A new plan extending from the North side of East 42nd Street to the North side of East 53rd Street, establishing eleven piers, each 60 feet in width, a Marginal Street 125 feet wide from the South side of East 42nd Street to the North side of East 47th Street, and 60 feet wide from the North side of East 47th Street to the North side of East 49th Street has been prepared. This plan was forwarded December 24, 1908. No action has yet been taken thereon.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

The new plan of 1906 was amended by the discontinuance of the lateral extensions to the piers adjacent to the bulkhead wall between 28th and 36th Streets. The bulkhead line was carried inshore a distance of 30 feet and a new Marginal Street 300 feet in width was established. The Marginal Street between 36th and 38th Streets was discontinued. This amended new plan was forwarded May 25, 1908, adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, June 5, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908.

CHANGES IN PIERHEAD LINES AND NEW PLANS.

Borough of Manhattan.—The new plan of 1871, between Montgomery and Jack-son Streets, was amended by the establishment of seven piers; two 70 feet wide and the other five 60 feet wide in place of six piers 60 feet wide. A Marginal Street 30 feet wide with its northerly side coincident with the southerly side of South Street was also established extending from about the westerly side of Montgomery

Street to the westerly side of Corlears Hook Park prolonged. This plan was forwarded February 29, 1908, adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, March 2, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908.

SUMMARY.

The total length of the bulkhead or river wall completed on the top granite course or the course under the coping is as follows:

57,510.09 lin. ft.

Borough of Manhattan: On the North River .. On the East River On the Harlem River, Borough of Brooklyn... Borough of The Bronx. Borough of Queens. Borough of Richmond.

Total bulkhead wall built

Of this amount 1,950.47 linear feet were built by private parties, and 1,065.86 linear feet have been built by The City at the expense of private parties, and 3,599 Hinear feet built by other Departments. This total includes 8,084 linear feet of retaining structure at Riker’s Island and 747.82 linear feet of wall built at Canal Street, Stapleton, Borough of Richmond. In the Borough of The Bronx 1879 linear feet of concrete wall have been built around North Brothers Island.

The total new wharfage room made by The City during the year is 12,128 linear feet. That made by private parties is 24,966 linear feet, making a total of new wharfage room made by The City and private parties for the year of 37,094 linear feet. The old wharfage room destroyed by The City in making new improvements is 12,348 linear feet. The superficial area of The City’s piers has been increased 148,361 square feet. The superficial area of the pavement laid down during the year ending December 31, 1908, is 56,706 square yards.

On the North River one pier has been extended.

On the East River two piers have been constructed.

I submit herewith an appendix containing:

A summary of the work of construction under “New Plan.”

A summary of the work of construction not under “New Plan.”

A summary of the work of “General Repairs.”

A schedule of Floating Property.

A summary of the work at the Department Yards.

A statement of the granite on hand, received and issued.

A summary of the work done for other Departments.

A summary of the work done for and at the expense of alleged owners, lessees and others.

A summary of the work done in the Draughting room, office of the Chie Engineer.

A list of forms of contracts and specifications submitted to the Commissioner of Docks during the year.

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A list of contracts under which work has been done during the year.

A statement in detail of the dredging done by the Department of Docks and Ferries during the year.

A table of the dredging done by lessees and owners during the year by order or under permit from the Commissioner of Docks.

A full statement of the work done by lessees and owners of piers and bulkheads, and by others by order or under permit from the Commissioner of Docks or from the former Board of Docks.

A table of wharfage room made by the Department during the year.

A table of wharfage room made during the year by private parties under permit of the Commissioner or former Board of Docks.

Very respectfully,

Chas. W. Staniford,

Chief Engineer.

APPENDIX.

Summary of the Journal of the Work

FOR THE

YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908.

WORK OF CONSTRUCTION UNDER THE NEW PLAN.

NORTH RIVER WATER-FRONT.

Pier 19, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5735, an extension to Pier 19, North River was begun on November 18th, 1907, by depositing rip-rap over the site of the pier extension, work was continued on January 2nd, 190S, finished June nth, 1908.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 251 vertical piles,

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 20 bracing piles,

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 103 fender piles.

264

Construction under “New Plan,”

Chelsea Section.

Resolution of Board, Dec. 28, 1900.

Bulkhead Wall Proper.

Pointing 3362 linear feet on wall. Pointing complete.

February 10 to 14—Placing temporary backing log on wall. West 21st Street. March 12 to 16, August 15 to 30—Removing cap stones from wall at West 19th to 22nd Streets.

March 17 to 31—Resetting cap stones, West 19th to 22nd Streets.

August 15 to September 30—Cutting down column foundations on wall.

GENERAL CHARGE.

Bloomfield Street.

June 2—Excavating, relaying pavement.

July 1 to 27—Laying 850 square yards granite pavement.

Pier 53.

February 21 to March 25—B. O. 4903—Providing fender system and widening pier.

April 29 and 30—B. O. 6166—'Driving fender piles.

June 2 to July 3—Sheet piling South side of pier to retain earth fill. September 5 to 21—Repairing paving at approach to pier.

Little W. 12th Street.

September 21 to 24—Cutting off fender piles to widen platform.

Pier New 54-

October 7, 1907, to December 31, 1908—The work of preparing for and building a freight shed on rhis pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1054.

January 1-9—Mooring posts were replaced.

May 21—June 7—B. O. 6101—Fire runways were built under the pier and the bulkhead platform.

July 1—Hatchway covers were fitted on the bulkhead platform.

August 5—December 1—B. O. 6811—Steel bitts were placed on the pier.

November 16—December 3—The lateral extensions to the pier were widened.

Bulkhead at 14th Street.

September 15-19—Fender piles at this bulkhead were cut off to widen the bulkhead platform.

Pier New 56.

October 7, 1907, to December 31, 1908—The work of preparing for and build-

ing a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platform has been in progress under Contract 1054.

March 25—Fender piles were pulled.

May 12-20—B. O. 6101—Fire runways were built under the pier and the bulkhead platform.

July 1—Hatch-way covers were fitted on the bulkhead platform.

July 9—Rail on the fire runway was placed under the bulkhead platform.

November 7-20—B. 0. 6272—Fire protection system at the pier was covered.

July 5-7—B. O. 6273—Float stage was built and a four-inch fire protection pipe was placed under the pier.

July 10-14—B. O. 6811—Single bitts were removed.

August 4-6—Chocks for steel bitts were placed.

September 24-28, and October 15—November 5—The column bases were cleaned and filled with concrete.

November 14—December 6—The lateral extensions to the pier were widened.

Pier New 57.

January 31, 1908, to December 31, 1908—The work of preparing for the building a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1090.

March 26-30—B. O. 3543—Fender piles were pulled.

July 2—B. O. 6101—Hatchway covers were fitted on the bulkhead platform.

July 9—Rail on the fire runway was placed under the bulkhead platform.

May 14-18—B. O. 6249—Pile cluster at the North side of the pier was pulled.

July 13-16—B. O. 6811—Removed single bitts.

August 2-21—Placed chocks for the steel bitts.

December 9-15—Placed steel bitts.

March 26-30—Temporary backing log was removed.

April 13-14—The column foundations were repaired.

September 24-30 and October 21—The column bases were cleaned and filled with concrete.

December 7-17—The lateral extensions to the pier were widened.

Bulkhead at West 15th Street.

September 8-14—The fender piles at this bulkhead were cut off to widen the bulkhead platform.

Bulkhead at West 16th Street.

September 3-9—Fender piles were cut off to widen the bulkhead platform. July 7—Rail was placed on the fire runway under the bulkhead platform.

Pier New 58.

January 31—December 31, 1908—The work of preparing for and building a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1090.

Construction under “New Plan.”

March 31—-April 7—B. 0. 3543—Temporary fender piles were pulled and

bunched.

May 28-29—B. O. 5536—Timber was rafted at this locality for the 39th Street Ferry Terminal, South Brooklyn.

May 1-5—B. O. 6101—Fire runways were built under the pier and bulkhead platform.

July 15-18—B. O. 6811—Single bitts were removed.

August 3-4—Chocks for steel bitts were placed.

December 17-31—Steel bitts were placed.

March 31—April 9—Temporary backing log was removed.

July 10-11—Shed column foundation piles were repaired.

October 3—November 14—Column bases were cleaned and filled with concrete. December 18-28—Lateral extensions to the pier were widened.

West 17th Street.

April 14-20—Timber was rafted.

August 26—September 2—Fender piles were cut off to widen the bulkhead platform.

July 6—B. 0. 6101—Fire runway was built under the bulkhead platform.

July 7.—Rail was placed on the runway under the bulkhead platform.

Pier New 59

January 31—December 31—The work of preparing for and building a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1090.

July 2—B. O. 6101—Hatchway covers were fitted on the bulkhead platform.

July 17-20—B. O. 6811—Single bitts were removed.

August 7-8—Chocks for steel bitts were placed.

April 4-11—Removing temporary backing log.

October 31—December 15—Column bases were cleaned and filled with concrete.

December 30-31—The lateral extensions to the pier were widened.

Bulkhead West 18th Street.

August 27—Fender piles were cut off to widen the bulkhead platform.

Pier New 60.

January 31—December 31—The work of preparing for and building a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1091.

July 20—B. O. 6811—Removed single bitts.

August 10-11—Chock for steel bitts were placed.

September 30—December 7—Column bases 'were cleaned and filled with concrete.

Between West 19th and West 22nd Streets.

The work of curbing and flagging and laying granite pavement within the area of the Marginal Street on the Chelsea Section between these two points was completed on the 30th of May, 1908. Contract 1074.

Pier New 61.

January 31—December 31—The work of building a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1091.

August 7—B. O. 6811—Chocks were placed for steel bitts.

April 21-29—Temporary backing log was removed.

October 1—December 14—Column bases were cleaned and fitted with concrete.

Pier New 62.

January 31—December 31—The work of preparing for and building a freight shed on this pier with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms has been in progress under Contract 1091.

May 12-14—B. O. 6232—Fender piles were driven on the South side of the

pier.

May 12-18—B. O. 6266—Cluster piles were driven at outer end of pier.

July 1—B. O. 6390—Fender piles were chocked.

August 12-14-—B. O. 6811—Chocks were placed for steel bitts.

March 30-31—Foundation piles were repaired.

April 1—Temporary fender piles were pulled.

April 2-11—Column foundations were repaired.

April 22—Temporary backing log was replaced.

April 22-23—Horizontal cap on the South side of the pier was repaired.

May 20—Backing log was repaired.

May 25-26—Fender piles at the outer end of the pier were driven and chocked. July 1-13—Chocks at the outer end of the pier were repaired.

September 18—Shed column foundations were repaired.

October 2—Column foundations were cleaned and filled with concrete.

October 13-14—Temporary backing log was removed.

Paving Along Marginal Street, Chelsea Section.

Betioeen Bloomfield and West loth Streets.

Contract 1069.

The work of curbing and flagging and for laying granite pavement with cross walks within the area of the Marginal Street on the Chelsea Section between these two points was completed July 16, 1908.

West 13th Street.

The pavement in this locality was repaired on August 24, to September 4.

West 11/th Street.

The pavement on the Marginal Street in this locality has been repaired.

Paving Between West 15th and West 19th Streets.

The work of curbing and flagging and laying granite pavement with cross walks within the area of the Marginal Street between these two points was completed on October 17, 1908. Contract 1081.

268

Construction under “New Plan.

West 20th Street.

Pavement on the Marginal Street has been repaired. August 13-14.

West 21st Street.

Pavement on the Marginal Street was repaired. November 30 to December 2.

West 22nd Street.

The granite pavement on the Marginal Street in this locality has been repaired.

Pedestrian Approaches Between 22nd and 23rd Streets.

The work of grading and constructing pedestrian approaches to the ferries between West 22nd and West 23rd Streets, N. R., was finished on the 23rd of April, 1908. Contract 1096.

For other paving work done along this section by private parties see under heading “Work Supervised.”

West 41st Stkeet Section.

Action of Commissioner, January Utth, 190If. Recapitulation of Work Done and To Be Done on The Bulkhead Wall, West Jflst Street Section, In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 257.5 lin. feet.

Completed Work.

Total

Work to

1908.

to

be

Date.

Completed.

Dredging .......................

Stone filling-Cobble..............

“    “ Rip-rap .............

Piling and Woodwork-Vertical piles “    “    “    Bracing piles

Sawing piles “    “    “    Long caps    ..

“    “    “    Cross caps    ..

“    “    “    Cap deck ...

60

60

60

60

Masonry-Base blocks........

“    Chain holes ......

“    Granite A B course

56

56

Coping .........

Concrete backing Pointing .......

1d7.5

257.5

257.5

197.5 197.5

197.5

257.5 257.5

257.5

201.5

210.5

257.5 257.5 257.5

257.5

197.5

257.5 600.0

197.5

West 42nd Street Section.

Resolutions of Board, Sept. 3rd, 1891, Sept. 2nd, 1898, June 21th, 1899.

Action of Commissioner, Jan. llfth, 1901f.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

PILING AND WOODWORK.

12 Yellow Pine piles were driven, regulated and stay-lathed during the first quarter of 1908. (2nd hand vertical piles).

MASONRY.

324 batches of concrete were made and placed on bulkhead wall at West 42nd Street, North River, during the first quarter of 1908.

Recapitulation of Work Done and To Be Done on The Bulkhead Wall,

West Jf2nd Street Section, In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 621.67 feet.

Work to

be

Completed Work.

Total

1908.

to

Completed.

Date.

Dredging .........................

Stone filling Cobble ................

“ Rip-rap ...............

“ Derrick stone .........

Piling and Woodwork-Verticle piles

15.00

Bracing piles.............

Sawing piles ...........

Longitudinal capping

Transverse capping .......

Cap decking .............

Grillages ................

65.07

Masonry-Base blocks .........

“    Chain holes ........

“    Granite, A B course

Concrete backing ..........

Coping ....................

Pointing ..................

Concrete in place of granite

109.07

109.07

621.67

621.67

621.67

200.83

621.67

621.67

621.67

516.60

516.60

516.60 . 105.07

621.67

621.67

512.60 512.60 512.60 512.60 512.60 241.00 512.60 109.07 241.00 621.67

270

Construction under “New Plan.

General Charge.

General work was carried on during the year, such as putting up mould boards for sewer, fastening grillage, tubbing concrete, oiling and cleaning blocks, building sewer box, regulating mould boards, cutting out frame of sewer box; putting down Yellow Pine for curbing; grading for paving; paving in front of 42nd Street ferry, North River; unloading paving stones from scow; carting paving stones from West 43rd to West 42nd Street; sawing off fender piles in front of bulkhead wall; removing mould boards; cutting down backing logs on approach; removing sewer box from bulkhead; putting down backing logs on approach; removing material from old tool house at West 43rd Street to West 40th Street and removed old tool house.

West 55th Street, North River.

Bureau Order 4752.

An extension to pier is being constructed by the Department forces out-shore to pier head line.

Piles have been driven and set to grade, timber has been put in place and general work has been in progress towards completion of this extension. Begun November 16th, 1906; in progress.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 30 Y. P. bracing piles and 24 vertical piles.

West 59tii Street Section.

Recapitulation of Work Done and To Be Done on The Bulkhead Wall, West 59th Street Section, In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 320.83 feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

Total

1908.

be

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging ..........................

Stone filling-Cobble ................

“ Rip-rap ................

Piling and Woodwork-Vertical piles Bracing piles “    “    “    Sawing piles

“    “    “    Grillages . ..

Masonry-Base blocks ......

“    Chain holes ......

“    Concrete face wall

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

65.02

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

125.32

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

195.51

200.83

Pier North of West 91th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5991, the Department force removed mooring posts, chocks; took screw bolts out of fender piles, removed decking, raised bulkhead, and inspected depositing of rip-rap. Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 57 Y. P. vertical piles, 9 oak fender piles, 2 Y. P. bracing piles, 40 Y. P. fender piles, 6 second hand Y. P. fender piles. Begun July 9th, 1908, finished October 16th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6087, the Department force prepared and paved area with second hand paving blocks, cleaned second hand paving blocks, and unloaded paving stones from scow. Begun April 9th, 1908; in progress.

Under Bureau Order 6088, the Department force were engaged in the construction of an extension fifteen feet in width to pier North of West 97th Street, North River. Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 22 Y. P. bracing piles, 8 second hand Y. P. fender piles. Begun April 8th, 1908; in progress.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 60 Y. P. vertical piles. Under Contract 1101, 3060 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited by O’Brien Bros., Inc., North River, and same was inspected. Begun March 23rd, 1908; finished April 7th, 1908.

Claremont Section.

Resolution of Board Nov. 16th, 1900.

Bulkhead Wall Proper.

MASONRY.

July 11th to July 24th, 1908—Coping—35 pieces of coping were cut and set on granite.

Recapitulation of Work Bone and to he Done on the Bulkhead Wall, Claremont Section, In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 1,364.09 feet.

Completed Work.

Total

Work to

1908.

be

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging ................................

Stone filling-Cobble .....................

“ Cobble in rear of wall .......

“ Rip-rap .....................

Pilling and Woodwork-Vertical piles

“ Bracing piles ......

“    “    “    Sawing piles .......

“    Longitudinal capping

“    “    “    Tranfers-capping .. .

“    Cap decking .......

984

984

984

984

984

984

984

984

Masonry-Base blocks ...........................

“ Chain holes ..........................

“ Coping ...............................

“ Moulded concrete in place of granite . ..

379.85

379.85

379.85

984

984

74S.85

984

748.85

984.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

380.09

202.24

380.09

202.24

380.00

General Charge.

EARTH FILLING.

January 2nd to August 3rd, 1908—B. O. 2601—Earth filling was deposited in rear of bulkhead wall between West 129th and West 131st Streets, North River.

West 132nd Street, North River.

January 2nd to March 31st, 1908—Under Engineer’s Order the Department force cleaned bulkhead and shoveled snow from runway.

January 2nd to December 31st, 1908—Under B. O. 5221—The Department force cut off old piles for dump, graded for runway, parbuckled timber on bulkhead, graded for sills and removed old bulkhead and leveled backing logs for dump.

Carmansville Section.

Action of Commissioner, May loth, 1907, B. 0. 5221.

STONE FILLING.

January 2nd, 1908 to April 17th, 1908—11,644 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited at Carmansville Section under Contract No. 1101, also 3,141 cubic yards of rip-rap were deposited at this under Contract No. 1084.

PILING AND WOODWORK.

163 Yellow Pine piles from 50 to 60 feet and 33 oak fender piles 50 feet long were driven, regulated and staylathed. Piles were fitted and fastened inner side of wall. Sheathing and decking were placed.

Recapitulation of Work Bone and to he Done on the Bulkhead Wall, Carmansville Section, In Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 1433.89 feet.

Completed Work.

Work to

Total

be

1908.

to

Date.

Completed.

Dredging ...............

Rip-Rap embankment . ..

Rip-Rap Wall ...........

Platform westerly of wall Work actually completed

330

780

300

300

780

780

780

300

300

653.89

653.89

653.89

1133.89

1133.89

General Charge.

FILLING.

May 22nd, 1908, to December 22nd, 1908—Steam ashes furnished by the Department of Street Cleaning were placed in rear of the rip-rap embankment.

December 15th, 1908, to December 16th, 1908—House ashes were deposited in rear of the wall.

EAST RIVER.

Bkoad Street Section.

Res. of the Board, Dec. 22nd, 1899.

General Charge.

Paving—Granite Pavement.

Approach to Pier 4, E. R.—Dangerous holes in the pavement were repaired and 27 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid. May 9th, Oct. 23rd, and Dec. 31st. Approach to Pier 6, E. R.—10 sq. yds. were relaid. Sept. 12th.

Old Slip Section, East River.

Res. of the Board, Dec. 9th, 1904.

General Charge.

Bet. Piers 7 and 8, E. R.—Backing log on bulkhead was repaired. Dec. 31st.

Paving—Granite Pavement.

Bet. Piers 7 and 8, E. R.—40 sq. yds. were relaid. Jan. 18th and July 18th. Approach to Pier 8, E. R.—589 sq. yds. were relaid. Jan. 14th to Dec. 21st. 110 lin. ft. of bridging were laid Jan. 4th and 110 lin. ft. relaid Dec. 17th.

Approach to Pier 9, E. R.—440 sq. yds. were relaid. Also laid 110 lin. ft. of bridging. Jan. 4th, April 13th, and Aug. 14th to 21st.

Bet. Piers 9 and 10, E. R.—612 sq. yds. were relaid. May 15th to 19th and Nov. 25th to Dec. 14th.

Approach to Pier 10, E. R.—391 sq. yds. were relaid. 106 lin. ft. of bridging were laid and 110 lin. ft. relaid. Jan. 20th to 21st, May 2th and 26th, Nov. 13th to 24th.

Bet. Piers 10 and 11, E. R.—160 sq. yds. were relaid. Dec. 29th to 31st. Approach to Pier 11, E. R.—260 sq. yds. were relaid. Nov. 16th to 17th.

Bet. Piers 11 and 12, E. R.—1092 sq. yds. were relaid and 253 sq. yds were laid. Jan. 14th to Nov. 14th.

Approach to Pier 12, E. R.—257 sq. yds. relaid. April 16th, July 27th, Sept. 4th, and Dec. 31st.

Bet. Pier 13 and Wall St. Ferry—80 sq. yds. were relaid. January 25.

Maiden Lane Section, East River.

Res. of the Board, Dec. 9th, 1904.

General Charge.

Pier 13, E. R.—Temporary approach was repaired. July 10th to 16th. Pier 16, E. R.—Platform was repaired. March 19th.

Construction under “New Plan.’’

Paving—Granite Pavement.

Bet. Pier 13 and Wall St. Ferry—265 yds. were relaid. 108 lin. ft. of bridging were set. Jan. 21st to 25th.

Approach to Pier 13, E. R.—42 sq. yds. were relaid. Oct. 30th to Nov. 2nd.

Bet. Piers 13 and 14, E. R.—1504 sq. yds. were relaid. 142 lin. ft. of bridging were set. Jan. 18th to March 7th.

Approach to Pier 14, E. R.—Approach was torn up and 180 sq. yds. were laid, and 24 sq. yds. were relaid. April 9th, Sept. 17th.

Bet. Piers 14 and 15, E. R.—1650 sq. yds. were relaid. Feb. 21st to March 21st.

Approach to Pier 15, E. R.—The approach was torn up, 292 sq. yds. were laid, and 740 sq. yds. were relaid. Also laid 110 lin. ft. of bridging and relaid 110 lin. ft. of bridging. May 9th to June 11th, and July 14th to 28th.

Bet. Piers 15 and 16, E. R.—440 sq. yds. were relaid. March 23rd to 28th.

Fulton Section, East River.

Res. of the Board, April 26th, 1901.

Bulkhead Wall Proper.

DREDGING.

Jan. 10-18th—Mud was pumped from the foundation area.

STONE FILLING.

Feb. 4th-Mch. 25th—Rip-rap. 2762 cu. yds. of rip-rap were deposited under contract 1084, class 2.

MASONRY.

Jan. 21st—Concrete in bags on foundation. 15 batches were deposited.

Jan. 23rd-Feb. 18th—Blocks in place (Substitute for granite). 159 batches were deposited.

Jan. 4th-Feb. 15th—Concrete backing. Base Blocks. 225 batches were deposited. Also 1 batch of mortar for pudding bag.

Jan. 2nd-10th—Caulking joints. Joints of blocks were caulked.

Feb. 8th—Sand in bags were deposited to retain the concrete backing.

Recapitulation of Work Done and To Be Done on The Bulkhead Wall, Fulton Section, In Linear Feet.

Res. of Board, April 26th, 1901.

Length of Section, 777.94 feet.

Completed Work.

Total

Work to

1908

be

to

Date.

Completed

Dredging ...........................

Stone Filling. Cobble, Rip-Rap.......

Piling and Woodwork. Vertical piles.

Bracing Piles Sawing Piles

Masonry.

it

Base Blocks, Lower................... ....

Base Blocks, Upper......................

Chain Holes ............................

Granite, A-B Course......................

Granite, C Course........................

Granite, D Course........................

Granite, E Course........................

UU Blocks used as substitute for

Granite, AB, C, D & E Courses.........

Concrete wall in place bet. Piers 17 and

18, E. R. Plans approved Feb. 11, ’05.    13.04

Work actually completed

538.53

538.53

538.53

538.53

538.53

335.35

335.35

335.35

136.15

136.15

136.15

136.15

199.15

13.04

216.22

551.57

226.37 226.37 I 226.37 226.37 226.37 226.37 226.37 226.37

226.37

General Charge.

Earth filling. B. O. 5790. Filling was deposited in rear of the wall by contractor and leveled by Department force. Begun March 7th and finished Oct. 10th.

Pier 17, E. R.—Old sheathing was ripped up and new laid on the temporary approach. Aug. 28th-Oct. 10th.

Pier 18, E. R.—Inner end of pier removed to allow the building of the bulkhead wall was rebuilt. 87 piles were driven. 142 batches of concrete were used for concrete deck. Jan. 18th-August 8th.

Pier 18, E. R.—Temporary approach was built to the pier March 7th, and fence erected April 14th-May 1st.

Pier 18, E. R. Temporary approach was repaired Jan. 2nd-llth. Portion of the approach was removed Aug. 10-Oct. 3d.

Between Piers 18 and 19, E. R.—Platform and crib bulkhead were removed March 14th-21st.

Construction under “New Plan.”

Between Piers 18 and 19, E. R.—Temporary approach was removed preparatory to paving Sept. 29th-Oct. 3d.

Water pipe was repaired March 26th-27th.

PAVING.

Granite Pavement.

Between Piers 15 and 16, E. R.—700 sq. yds. were relaid. Also laid 55 lin. ft. of bridgestone and a drain pipe March 27th-April 8th.

Approach to Pier 16, E. R.—225 sq. yds. were relaid April 9th-13th.

Approach to Pier 17, E. R.—36 sq. yds. were relaid Sept. llth-12th and 29th.

Between Piers 17 and 18, E. R.—1113 sq. yds. were relaid July 21st-Aug. 8th and Nov. 17th-Dec. 9th.

Approach to Pier 18, E. R.—240 sq. yds. were laid, 720 relaid, and 10 sq. yds. were lowered to meet the approach March 17th, Aug. 19th-Sept. 25th, and Nov. 9th-Dec. 9th.

Between Piers 18 and 19, E. R.—850 sq. yds. were laid and 100 sq. yds. were relaid Oct. Ist-lOth.

Peck Slip Section, E. R.

Res. of the Board, Jan. llfth, 1903.

GENERAL.

Pier 19, E. R.—The approach was removed preparatory to paving. June 17th-July 6th.

Pier 19, E. R.—Approach to pier. 453 sq. yds. were laid and 329 were relaid. Also relaid 110 lin. ft. of bridging. June 24th-Aug. 13th.

James Slip Section, E. R. B. O. 5191.

Bulkhead Wall Proper.

DREDGING.

Feb. 15th-April 17th—Stone was tubbed up and mud was pumped from the foundation area.

STONE FILLING.

171 cu. yds. of cobble were deposited on foundation

March 11th.—Cobble, under contract 975, class 1.

Feb. 20th-March 31st, May 4th, June 26th, Sept. 2d-3d.—Rip-Rap. The following rip-rap was deposited at the section: 754 cu. yds. under Cont. 1101, 2326 cu. yds. under cont. 1082-2, and 674 cu. yds. under Cont. 1135-5.

PILING AND WOODWORK.

Jan. 3d-April 3d.—Vertical piles. 159 piles were driven, regulated and stay-lathed.

Jan. 6th-April 2d.—Bracing piles. 40 were driven.

Jan. 8th-April 23d.—Sawing piles. 318 piles were cut to grade.

Jan. 2d.—Binding frames were fastened on the piles.

March 23d-April 26th.—Screening piles. Low cut piles were located with

screens.

MASONRY.

Jan. 28th-31st-April 7th-22nd.—Base blocks. The following blocks were set: 26 JS Blocks and 1 ML Block. 34 batches of mortar were used for mattresses in setting the blocks. (The ML Block was made at W. 57th St. Yard.)

Feb. 3d-April 25th.—Chain holes. 26 batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks set.

Feb. 24th-June 9th.—Concrete backing for Base Blocks. 760 batches were deposited.

Feb. 26th-March 31st.—Concrete for retaining structure at end of section. 235 hatches were deposited.

March llth-July 7th.—Wall in place, as substitute for granite. 736 batches were deposited.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, James Slip

Section, in Linear Feet.

B. O. 5191.

Length of Sec., 326.0 ft.

Work to be completed.

Completed work

1908.

r.

Total to Date.

Dredging ...........................

Stone-filling, Coble and Rip-rap.......

Piling and Woodwork. Vertical Piles “    Bracing Piles

Sawing Piles

Masonry. Base Blocks ........................

Chain Holes ........................

Concrete in mass, behind blocks......

Concrete in situ as subsitute for

granite ..........................

Work actually completed ......................

69.88

66.76

210.88

115.92

212.40

212.40

212.40

214.00

214.00

210.88

210.88

210.88

212.40

212.40

212.40

112.00

112.00

115.12

115.12

115.12

113.60

113.60

113.60

212.40

212.40

212.40

212.40

113.60

113.60

GENERAL CHARGE.

Earth filling. B. O. 6356. Bouker Contracting Co. Westerly end of James Slip Section. Filling was deposited in rear of the wall by contractors and leveled by Department force. Begun June 24th, 1908, and finished Sept. 10th, 1908.

Construction under ‘‘New Plan.”

Float stage was built March 16th-17th.

Fence was built June 24th-27th, repaired March 14th-April 8th, and another fence erected Aug. 22d-Sept. 8th-17th.

Pier 22, E. R. Boxes were built on the pier for post holes and scale pits Oct. 28th-31st.

A retaining structure was built at southerly end of section to retain the concrete and filling. For concrete used see “Masonry” above. Rip-rap was deposited (picked up along the bank) Feb. 14th-Nov. 9th.

Sewer. 4 piles were driven for sewer foundation. April 6th.

Water pipe was repaired Feb. 29th-March 14, and disconnected Oct. 22d.

Toolhouse was moved to Pier 18, E. R., April 11th. Engineer’s office, together with surveyor’s office, was repaired March 7th, and moved to Pier 33, E. R., July 27th-Aug. 29th.

Test Borings.

B. 0. 5191.—Relates to making preliminary test borings and such other examinations necessary in connection with proposed improvement of the water front; construction of bhd. wall, piers, etc., commenced May 4, 1907, in progress.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Adjacent to Pier 22, E. R., and bulkhead platform easterly thereof. 1152 sq. yds. were laid and 287 sq. yds. were relaid Jan. 11th and Oct. 20th-Nov. 10th.

An old platform at Pier 22, E. R., was removed July 24th-Aug. 18th.

Pier, James Slip, E. R.

Contract 1085.

April 8 to Sept. 5, 1908.—Building a new pier and a new bulkhead platform easterly thereof—between James Slip and Oliver St., E. R.

Catharine Section, E. R.

Res. of the Board, Feb 24th, 1899.

GENERAL.

Approach to Pier 27, E. R. Platform and approach were removed May 6th-8th.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Approach to Pier 27, E. R. 74 sq. yds. were relaid Jan. llth-Feb. 8th.

Market Section, E. R.

Res. of the Board Feb 23d, 1900.

MASONRY.

April 24th-May 8th.—Mooring posts. 4 C. I. mooring posts were set. 15 batches of concrete were used.

GENERAL CHARGE.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Between Piers 27 and 30 E. R. Small depressions in pavement were repaired and 20 sq. yds. were relaid. May 8th.

Between Piers 28 and 29, E. R.—530 sq. yds. were relaid and dangerous holes were repaired Jan. 8th-Sept. 22d.

Approach to Pier 28, E. R.—968 sq. yds. were relaid. Also relaid 100 lin. ft. of bridging April 17th-May 9th and Dec. 22d-29th.

Approach to Pier 29, E. R.—482 sq. yds. were relaid. Also relaid 110 lin. ft. of bridging. 2 batches of mortar were used. Jan. 7th-March 26th, and Aug. 18th-Sept. 4th

Between Piers 29 and 30, E. R.—784 sq. yds. were relaid July 6th-7th and Sept. 5th-16th.

Approach to Pier 30, E. R.—570 sq. yds. were relaid. Laid 110 lin. ft. of bridging and relaid 110 lin. ft. June 16th-July 3d.

Between Piers 30 and 31, E. R.—1000 sq. yds. were relaid May 28th-June 6th. Approach to Pier 31, E. R.—10 sq. yds. were relaid Dec. 1st.

Rutgers Section, E. R.

Res. of the Board, Feb. 3d, 1899.

GENERAL CHARGE.

Between Piers 33 and 34, E. R.—Backing log at bulkhead was repaired July 10th-13th.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Between Piers 31 and 32, E. R.—10 sq. yds. were relaid Dec. 24th.

Approach to Pier 33, E. R.—235 sq. yds. were relaid Feb. 15th-Oct. 28th. Between Piers 33 and 34, E. R.—20 sq. yds. were relaid. 110 lin. ft. of bridging were relaid.

Approach to Pier 34, E. R.—1129 sq. yds. were relaid May 4th-27th and Dec. 1st.

Jefferson Section, E. R. B. O. 6049.

CONSTRUCTION OF THE BULKHEAD WALL.

STONE FILLING.

Nov. 10th-13th.—Cobble. 817 cu. yds. of cobble were deposited for the wall, under contract 1084, class 1.

Nov. 5th-9th.—Rip-rap. 1272 cu. yds. of rip-rap were deposited for the wall, under contract 1152.

PILING AND WOODWORK.

Nov. 23d-Dec. 31st.—Vertical piles. 195 were driven, regulated and staylathed. Dec. 17th—Sawing piles. 8 piles were cut to grade.

Construction under “ New Plan.”

Recapitulation of Work Bone and to Be Bone on Bulkhead Wall, Jefferson Section,

in Linear Feet.

B. O. 6049.

Length of Section, 1237.92 ft.

Work to be completed.

Completed work

1908.

Total to Date,

Dredging .......................

Stone-filling. Cobble and Rip-Rap Piling and Woodwork. Vert. Piles

196.83

196.83

86.30

196.83

196.83

86.30

1041.09

1041.09

1151.62

GENERAL CHARGE.

Oct. 15th-21st.—Clinton St., E. R.—A retaining structure was built to prevent old bulkhead from caving in. 942 cu. yds. rip-rap, 13 new and 7 second hand piles used.

Clinton St., E. R.

A test pile examination was made of the section, for which 18 piles were used, April 17th-May 5th. Soundings and borings were taken at the section, and crib work (old) was examined, Aug. lOth-Sept. 12th, and Nov. 23d-Dec. 10th.

A temporary pile approach was built to the Clinton St. Pier. 89 piles were driven for the approach May 4th-July 8th.

Inner end of the pier and old approach to the pier were removed to allow building the bulkhead wall July lst-Aug. 1st.

Obstructions were removed from the foundation. Crib bulkhead was torn out and piles were pulled Oct. lst-Dec. 21st.

Water pipe connection was made for water at the section July 17th-18th. Pipes were repaired and drips put in Nov. 9th-Dec. 14th.

A fence was built at the bulkhead, Sept. llth-30th.

PAVING—GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Approach to Clinton St. Pier.—25 sq. yds. were laid June 23d.

Offices on Pier 33, E. R.

Surveyor’s and Engineer’s offices, brought from James Slip Section, were landed on bulkhead at Clinton St., and transferred to Pier 33, E. R., Aug. 5th-Sept. 12th.

Offices were repaired, stoves were put up inside the offices, coal boxes were built for same, and basin and urinal were put in with the necessary water pipe connections. Pipes were repaired from time to time and covered. Sept. 18th-Dec. 12th.

Stanton Street Section, E. R. Res. of the Board, March 1st, 1893.

GENERAL CHARGE.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Approach to Stanton St. Pier, E. R.—90 sq. yds. were laid April 14th-16th.

Bet. Gouveneur Slip and Jackson St., E. R.

B. O. 5767.

Relates to test piles and examinations easterly side of Pier No. 52, by the Dept. Force, for improvement of water front. Begun Nov. 4, 1908. Finished Nov. 8, 1908.

New Bellevue Section, E. R.

B. O. 4981.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

STONE FILLING.

Jan. 2d-4th, Sept. 22d-30th, Nov. 14th-26th.—Cobble: 385 cu. yds. were deposited on foundation area under Cont. 875, class 1.    3157 cu. yds. were deposited

on foundation area under Cont. 1084, class 1.

March 19th-30th, Aug. Ist-lOth, Sept. 19th-26th, Nov. 19th.—Rip-rap.—The following rip-rap was deposited for wall:

258 cu. yds. under Cont. 1101.

3688 cu. yds. under Cont. 1084, class 2. 2158 cu. yds. under Cont. 1135, class 5. 385 cu. yds. under Cont. 1152.

PILING AND WOODWORK.

Sept. 22d-Dec. 28th.—Vertical piles. E. 29th St. 655 piles were driven, regulated and staylathed.

Oct. 9th-Dec. 8th.—Bracing piles. E. 29th St. 49 were driven.

Oct. lst-Dec. 31st.—Binding frames were put on piles driven.

March 30th and Oct. 28th-Dec. 28th.—Sawing piles. 652 piles were cut to grade for the section.

Nov. 5th-Dec. 19th.—Screening piles. Low cut piles were screened.

Sept. 16th-17th and Nov. 2d-7th.—Anchor piles. 16 anchor piles were driven for a retaining structure. This was removed Dec. 18th.

MASONRY.

Jan. 9th-Feb. 7th and Dec. 5th-31st.—Base Blocks. Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R. 32 ML Blocks were set. (20 of these blocks were made at the West 57th St. Yard.) 81 hatches of mortar were used for mattresses for setting the blocks.

Construction under “New Plan.”

Jan. 17th-Feb. 8th and Dec. lOth-llth.—Chain holes. Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R. 29 batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks set.

Jan. 23d-27th and Dec. 14th-29th.—Caulking joints. Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R. Joints of blocks set were caulked.

Jan. 7th-March 19th and Dec. 16th-31st.—Concrete backing for base blocks. Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R., 810 batches were deposited rear of blocks.

Jan. 28th-March 2d.—Granite. Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R. 97 pieces were set in the wall. 12 batches of mortar were used in setting the granite.

Jan. 28th-March 2d.—Concrete backing for granite. Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R., 162 batches were deposited rear of granite.

March 5th-21st.—Pointing joints on granite. 585 lin. ft. of granite joints were

pointed.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on Bulkhead Wall, New Bellevue

Section in Linear Feet.

Length of Section, 980.45 ft. Concrete retaining wall, 38.96 ft.

-Completed work

1908.

Total to Date,

Work to be completed.

Dredging ...............................

Stone-filling. Cobble and Rip-Rap........

Piling and Wood Work. Foundation Piles “    “    “    “ Bracing Piles ..

Sawing Piles . . .

Masonry. Base Blocks.......................

Chain Holes .......................

Concrete in mass rear of wall......

Granite, A-B Course...............

Granite, C Course...................

Granite, D Course.................

E Course .........................

Granite, Coping ...................

Pointing Granite Joints............

Backing Log.......................

Concrete retaining wall, Returned...

Work actually completed......................I

282.28

282.28

282.28

282.28

282.28

269.48

269.48

269.48

97.20

97.20

97.20

97.20

97.20

97.20

865.45

865.45

865.45

865.45

865.45

755.50

755.50

755.50

577.14

572.85

568.80

564.81 332.31 564.81 332.31

38.96

564.81

115.00 115 00 115.00 115.00 115.00 224.95 224.95 224.95 403.31 407.60 411.65 648.14

415.64

415.64

648.14

415.64

GENERAL CHARGE.

Earth filling. B. O. 5902. Bet. 28th and 29th Sts., E. R. Filling was deposited rear of the wall by contractors and leveled by department force. Begun March 30th and suspended Dec. 2d.

Construction under “New Plan.”

South side of East 29th St. Pier.—Crib bulkhead was built. 75 new piles, 308 second-hand piles, and 342 pile butts were used. 396 cubic yds. of rip-rap under Cont. 1101 and 971 cu. yds. under Cont. 1084 were deposited for the crib. Also drove 6 second hand anchor piles in crib. Jan. llth-March 21st. This crib was torn down to mean low w'ater March 21st to 31st. Portions of old crib bulkhead were torn out Aug. 24th-Oct. 17th.

Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R.—An approach was built from East 28th St. Pier to East 29th St. Pier, for which 84 second-hand piles were used, Aug. 10th Sept. 5th.

E. 28th St. Pier.—A small approach was built to the pier over the filling Aug. 31st-Sept. 5th. An old approach was removed Aug. 24th-Sept. 17th, and the above approach was removed Dec. 14th-16th.

Between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R.—A temporary platform was built between 28th and 29th Sts., E. R., for earth filling, March 6th-25th. The platform was torn out and fence erected Nov. 14th-30th.

A platform was built for the surveyors Dec. 18th-19th.

E. 29th St.—A runway was built for wheeling rip-rap. 1 second-hand pile was used. Sept. 14th.

E. 28th St.—Sewer was constructed. 16 second-hand piles were driven for the sewer; also used 2 batches of concrete. Jan. 6th-Mch. 31st.

E. 29th St., E.R.—Foundation was built for temporary sewer, for which 8 piles were driven. Sept. 16th-17th.

Bet. 28th & 29th Sts., E. R.—28 piles were driven in close row for retaining the filling. Sept. 16th-18th.

Rebuilding Inner End of E. 28th St. Pier.—The inner end of the East 28th St. Pier was rebuilt after the completion of the wall at that point. 81 piles were driven for rebuilding the pier. April 2nd-May 28th and Jul. 17th-Aug. 8th.

E. 29th St. Pier, E. R.—Under B. O. 6344, the inner end of the East 29th St. Pier was removed to allow the building of the bulkhead wall. June 23d-Aug. 24th.

Bet. 28th & 29th Sts., E. R.—Water pipes were repaired as required, drips were put in, and pipes were covered to prevent them from freezing. Mch. 28th-Dec. 24th.

Float stages were built as required. Sept. 30th-Nov. 27th.

Diver’s outfit was repaired as required. March 31st-Dec. 8th.

A test pile examination was made. Jan. 4th-6th.

E. 28th St. 21 pieces of Coping were landed on bulkhead July 1st, of which 19 pieces were temporarily set in sand, Aug. 5th-8th.

E. 38th Street Section, E. R.

Res. of the Board, May 4th, 1900.

TT

GENERAL CHARGE.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

On marginal street. 40 sq. yds. were laid and 27 sq. yds. were relaid. Jan. 14th-16th.

Construction under “New Plan.”

Hamilton Section, E. R.

B. 0. 6716.

GENERAL.

Bet. 62nd. & 64th Sts., E. R.—Test borings were taken over the site of the proposed bulkhead wall area. Nov. 7th-21st. Also Oct. 29th-31st, Nov. 2nd-6th.

E. 63d St., E. R.—Holes were bored in platform to take rod soundings. Dec. 26th-29th.

Yorkville Section, E. R.

B. O. 2757.

Bulkhead Wall Proper.

Bet. 65th & 66th Sts., E. R.

DREDGING.

May 12th-Dec. 7th.—Bet. 65th & 66th Sts., E. R. Mud and sand were pumped and stone was tubbed up from the foundation area.

STONE FILING.

Aug. 27th-Sept. 17th.—Stone tubbed up from the foundation area was deposited rear of the wall, bet. 65th & 66th Sts., E. R.

MASONRY.

June 18th-Dec. 5th.—Concrete for foundation.

Bet. 65th & 66th Sts., E. R. 209 batches in bags, 142 batches in mass and 84 batches for flushing were deposited.

Nov. 27th-Dec. 2nd.—Base Blocks. Bet. 65th & 66th Sts., E. R. The following blocks were set:

6 YL Blocks (Made at West 57th St. Yard)

6 YU Blocks (Made at West 57th St. Yard)

Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th.—Chain holes. Between 65th and 66th Sts., E. R. 7 batches of concrete in bags were deposited in chain holes.

Dec. 3d-9th.—Caulking joints. Between 65th and 66th Sts., E. R. Joints of blocks were caulked.

Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R.

DREDGING.

Feb. 4th-Nov. 30th.—Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R. Stone was tubbed, mud and sand were pumped from the foundation area.

STONE FILLING.

Stone tubbed up

March 27th-Dec. 15th.—Between 73d and 74th Sts., B. R. from foundation area was deposited rear of the wall.

MASONRY.

May 15th-Dec. 14th.—Concrete for foundation. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R. 370 batches in bags, 15 batches in mass and 66 batches for flushing were deposited.

Aug. 18th-Dec. 30th.—Base Blocks. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R. The following blocks were set:

17 YL Blocks. 13 YU Blocks.

Aug. 21st-Sept. 11 and Dec. 22d-31st.—Chain holes. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R. 13 batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks set.

Dec. 24th-26th.—Caulking joints. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R. Joints of blocks set were caulked.

April 9th-13th.—Caulking joints. Foot of 74th St., E. R. Joints of blocks were caulked where damaged by blasting in the vicinity by the R. G. Packard Co. under Cont. 1046.

Aug. 21st-Sept. 28th and Dec. lst-31st.—Concrete backing for base blocks. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R., 437 batches were deposited.

Oct. 31st-Nov. 6th.—Granite. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R., 41 pieces of granite were set in the wall. 7 batches of mortar were used in setting the granite.

Oct. 31st-Nov. 6th.—Concrete backing for granite. Bet. 73rd and 74th Sts., E. R., 77 batches were deposited rear of the granite.

Nov. 9th-10th.—Coping. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R., 6 pieces of coping were set in the wall. 3% batches of mortar were used for setting the coping.

Nov. 11th.—Grouting joints of coping. Between 73d and 74th Sts., E. R., 1 y2 batches of mortar were used for grouting the joints of the coping.

Nov. lOth-llth.—Pointing granite joints. Bet. 73rd and 74th Sts., E. R., 325 line. ft. of granite joints wer pointed on wall. 1 batch of mortar used for pointing.

Nov. 10th-14th.—Mooring posts. Bet. 73rd and 74th Sts., E. R. 2 C. I. mooring posts were set on wall. 6 batches of concrete were used for foundations for mooring posts. (One of these posts was set for the Manhattan Ry. Co. under collect Order S. 0. 21008, to which 3 of the 6 batches of concrete were charged.

Nov. 16.—Backing log was put down on the wall.

Construction under “New Plan.”

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on the Bulkhead Wall, Yorkville

Section, in Linear Feet.

B. O. 2757.

Length of Section, 2648.22 Ft.

Completed Work.

1908.

28G

Work to be Total to completed. Date.

Dredging. Pumping ...............

“    Tubbing ...............

Concrete in bags....................

Masonry. Base Blocks, Upper.......

Base Blocks, Lower......

Granite, A-B Course......

Granite, C Course........

Granite, D Course........

Granite, E Course........

Concrete Backing, Granite

Coping ..................

Pointing Granite Joints.. Work actually completed.

347.21

347.21

317.21 145.86 170.26

60.47

57.23

53.41

49.40

49.40

44.50

49.40

49.40

353.21

353.21

323.21 152.07 176.47

66.67

63.44

59.62

55.61

55.61

50.71

55.61

55.61

2295.01

2295.01

2496.15

2471.75

2581.55 2584.78

2588.56 2592.61 2592.61 2597.51 2592.61 2592.61 2295.01

GENERAL CHARGES.

Between 65th and 74th Sts., E. R. Fences were built and repaired as required and gates were put in Jan. 8th-Dec. 12th.

Water pipe was repaired at E. 74th St. April 7th.

Between 67th and 68th Sts., E. R.—A breakwater was built. 11 piles were driven for the breakwater May 13th-June 1st.

Between 65th and 66th Sts., E. R.—A breakwater was built and extended. 6 new and 7 second-hand piles were driven. 100 cu. yds. of rip-rap under contract 1135, class 5, were deposited for the breakwater May 2d-Sept. 12th. The breakwater was repaired Sept. 24th-25th.

Foot of 73d St., E. R.—A breakwater was built and extended, for which 15 new and 5 second hand piles were used. An old breakwater, which had been repaired July 14th-15th, was torn out Oct. 28th-Nov. 20th.

Between 68th and 69th Sts., E. R.—Platform was repaired. 13 new and 27 second-hand piles were used July 27th-Sept. 1st.

E. 65th St., E. R.—A platform was built on breakwater, Oct. 5th-8th, and repaired Oct. 16th.

Foot of 73d St., E. R.—Portion of platform and crib bulkhead were ripped out Nov. 16th-28th.

Construction under “New Plan.”

Float stages were built and repaired at E. 74th St., E. R., Sept. 29th-Oct. 27th. A dry rip-rap wall was built of stone picked up along the bank and removed from the river bottom to prevent the bank from washing in on the foundation Oct. 23d-Dec. 9th.    „

ACCOUNT CONTRACT 1046.

Between 65th and 74th Sts., E. R.—The portion of the wall damaged by R. G. Packard Co. while blasting in the vicinity was repaired. 6 y₂ batches of mortar were used in repairing the wall April 6th-17th.

CONTRACT NO. 1046.

For excavating and removing rock over site of proposed bulkhead wall, out-shore from same, between E. 65th and E. 74th Sts., Borough of Manhattan. Contractors, R. G. Packard Co. Work was begun April 27th, 1907, and finished April 28th, 1908.

Blackwell Section, E. R.

B. O. 2756.

BULKHEAD WALL PROPER.

Between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R.

DREDGING.

Feb. 21st-Oct. 12th—Mud and sand were pumped and stone was tubbed from the foundation area.

STONE FILLING.

June 12th-Nov. 20th.—Rip-rap. 2193 cu. yds. of rip-rap were deposited at the section under contract 1135, class 5. Also deposited some rip-rap which was picked up along the bank and removed from river bottom.

MASONRY.

March 16th-Oct. 31st.—Concrete for foundation. 885 batches in bags, 37 batches in mass, and 90 batches for flushing were deposited.

March 13th-Nov. 16th.—Base blocks. Between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R. The following blocks were set: 30 YSB Blocks, 47 YL Blocks, 47 YU Blocks.

March 27th-Nov. 21st.—Chain holes. 58y₂ batches of concrete in bags were used for filling chain holes of blocks set.

March 18th-31st.—Concrete hacking for base blocks. 40 batches were deposited.

May 22d-Nov. 23d.—Caulking joints. Joints of blocks were caulked.

June 22d-Dec. 28th.—Granite. 415 pieces of granite were set in the wall. 47 batches of mortar were used in setting the granite.

June 3d-Dec. 28th.—Concrete backing for granite. 511 batches of concrete were deposited.

July llth-15th.—Coping. 15 pieces of granite coping were set in the wall. 9 batches of mortar were used for setting the coping.

Construction under “New Plan.”

July 13th-15th.—Grouting joints of coping. 1 batch of mortar was used for grouting joints of the coping.

July 9th-Dec. 31st.—Pointing granite joints. 1161 lin. ft. of granite joints were pointed on the wall. 2 batches of mortar were used for pointing.

July 10th-18th.—Mooring posts. 2 mooring posts were set on concrete foundations. 4 hatches of concrete were used for foundations.

Dec. 28th-30th.—Holes were drilled for mooring post foundations.

July 20th-25th and Dec. 31st.—Backing log. Backing log was set on the wall.

Recapitulation of Work Done and to Be Done on Bulkhead Wall, Blackwell Section,

in Linear Feet.

B. O. 2756.

Length of Section, 1958.03 ft.

Completed Work.

1908.

Total to Date.

Work to be completed.

Dredging

Rock bottom. Pumping Rock bottom. Tubbing

Concrete in bags..............................

Masonry. Concrete in bags in place of blocks...

“    Base Blocks, Upper.................

Base Blocks, Lower.................

Base Blocks, Sub-Lower...........

“    Granite, AB Course................

“    Granite,    C Course..............

“    Granite,    D Course.................

“ Granite, E Course...................

“    Concrete    en mass, place of AB    Course

“    Base & Ledge Blocks, place    of    AB    “

“    Concrete    Backing, Granite..........

“    Coping ...........................

“    Pointing    Granite Joints............

124.62

124.62

124.62

285.48

285.48

183.00

287.98

283.08

282.04

281.75

1344.69

1344.69

1344.69

1344.69

388.40

941.98

703.26

613.34

613.34

613.34

613.34

627.65

Backing Log ...........

Fender System .........

Work actually completed

281.75

107.18

281.75

107.18

60.00

281.75

1046.12

1323.78

1319.76

1315.47

134.66

149.60

1315.47

1138.05

1315.47

1138.05

1090.87

1315.47

627.65

634.95

638.27

642.56

642.56

819.98

642.56

819.98

867.16

642.56

GENERAL CHARGE.

Earth filling. B. O. 5647. Filling was deposited in rear of the wall between 77th and 79th Sts., E. R. Begun Oct. 19th, 1907, and suspended Dec. 14th, 1907. It was again resumed Oct. 16th, 1908, and suspended Dec. 28th, 1908.

2S9

Construction under “New Plan.”

Between 77th and 78th Sts., E. R.—Temporary approach was built Jan. 2d-8th. Between 77th and 78th Sts., E. R.—A runway was repaired Oct. 21st-22d. Between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R.—Temporary plank approach was built Dec. 24th-31st.

Foot of 78th St., E. R.—A sewer was constructed, for which 21 hatches of concrete were used. The brick sewer was repaired Aug. 15th-24th.

Foot of 78th St., E. R.—Old bulkhead rear of the wall was ripped out Oct. 22d-24th.

Between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R.—Repairs were made to water pipe as required Feb. 28th-Dec. 9th.

Between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R. Fences were built and repaired March 16th-Oct. 19th.

Between 78th and 79th Sts., E. R.—Platforms were repaired June lst-Oct. 20th. Engineer’s Office was repaired April 18th-Sept. 25th.

Excavations were made for anchor chains foot of 80th St., E. R., July 30th-Aug. 4th.

PAVING-GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Between 75th and 76th Sts., E. R., 259 sq. yds. were laid. 105 lin. ft. wooden curb were laid Jan. 15th-25th.

Between 76th and 77th Sts., E. R., 1011 sq. yds. were laid and 41 sq. yds. were relaid Jan. 6th-Sept. 25th.

Foot of 75th St., E. R., 10 sq. yds. were laid Jan. 13th.

Between 77th and 78th Sts., E. R., 388 sq. yds. were laid, and 51 sq. yds. were relaid Jan. 6th-Dec. 31st.

Between 120th and 124th Sts., H. R.

B. O. 6086. An examination of this portion of the waterfront is being made for the purpose of ascertaining available space for the continuation of the improvement of the waterfront in that locality. Begun April 10, 1908. In progress.

CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS AT THE FERRY TERMINALS.

WHITEHALL TERMINAL OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Contract No. 1099.

New Ferry House. Work on Contract begun Aug. 17.

Concrete Foundations—Begun Aug. 17—In progress Dec. 31.

Placing column bases—Begun Oct. 16—In progress Dec. 31.

Erection of steel and cast iron—Begun Nov. 17—In progress Dec. 31.

Diver’s inspection at intervals of Coffer Dam foundations, under Contract 1099. Begun July 17. In progress Dec. 31.

B. O. 6006.

Replacing broken piles and filling out East Dolphin of East Slip begun Dec. 22, completed Dec. 24. Divers’ examination and removal of sunken material from

Construction and Repairs at the Ferry Terminals ferry slips to guard against injury to boats, March 27th to April 2d and June 4th to June 10th.

Repairs to East Dolphin and Rack of West Slip. Pile driving, etc., begun May 20, completed June 3. Repairing damage to West Dolphin and Rack of West Slip. Pulling greater portion of piles in Dolphin and rebuilding to increased size with oak piles, placing of oak wales, etc. Depositing broken stone to give foundation for pile driving begun Oct. 1st, completed Nov. 25th.

B. 0. 6152.

Removing planking and timbers, and cutting down piles of existing column foundations to low water. 450 piles in all. Driving 23 additional column foundation piles. Building grillage work on the foundations. Constructing 26 concrete pedestals on the foundations begun April 15th, completed Sept. 10th.

B. O. 6915.

Driving pile clusters to reinforce inner ends of Ferry Racks, opposite foundations begun Dec. 10, completed Dec. 29.

ST. GEORGE TERMINAL OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

B. O. 3761.

The placing of four-inch perforated iron pipes under trolley platform at the St. George Terminal, for sprinkling in case of fire. Work begun June 24th, 1908, and finished Sept. 30th, 1908.

Depositing steam ashes from the ferryboats, under the North and South Shore Steam R. R. tracks, and under the trolley platform at the St. George Terminal. Work begun September 16th, 1907, and is in progress.

B. O. 6085.

Building a fire-proof structure for storage of oil and grease at the St. George Ferry Terminal. Work begun April 20, 1908, and finished November 25, 1908.

B. O. 6092.

Building a platform on the northerly side of the northerly tying-up platform, and repairing approach to the tying-up slip, at the St. George Ferry Terminal. Work begun April 30, 1908, and completed with the exception of fender piles for fireboat, July 11, 1908. Work on fender piles in progress.

B. O. 6305.

Repairs to tying-up slips at the St. George Terminal. Work begun July 13th, 1908, and finished Oct. 13th, 1908.

B. O. 6371.

Building a retaining wall along the northerly side of South Street approach to the St. George Ferry Terminal. Work begun July 11, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6376.

Building shelters from Ferry House to the Railroad Terminal at the St. George Ferry Terminal. Work begun June 29, 1908, and finished August 5, 1908.

WHITEHALL TERMINAL OF THE 39TH ST., SOUTH BROOKLYN FERRY.

Contract 1019.

New ferry terminal sub-structures as follows: West Dolphin, in progress Jan. 1st; completed Jan. 9th. West Rack, in progress Jan. 1st; completed Jan. 10th. West Crib, in progress Jan. 1st; completed April 23d. West Spring Platform, in progress Jan. 1st; completed Feb. 8th. West Buffer Platform, in progress Jan. 1st; completed Jan. 16th. Centre Middle Platform, including Gallows Frame and Side Buffer Platforms, in progress Jan. 1st; completed April 1st. Centre Bridge, in progress Jan. 1st; completed May 29th. Crib between Centre and West Slips, in progress Jan. 1st; completed May 14th. West Pontoon, begun Jan. 16th; completed Feb. 27th. West Bridge, begun Feb. 5th; completed May 27th. Racks between Centre and West Slips, begun Feb. 20th; completed May 20th. Gallows Frames for Centre and West Slips, begun March 11th; completed April 16th. Dolphin between Centre and West Slips, begun March 13th; completed May 23d. Concrete Foundations, Deck and Fire Wall of Centre Middle Platform begun April 1st; completed May 5th. Painting of Bridges and Gallows Frames, Removal of Sunken Material from Slips, Cleaning up Premises, May 25th to June 11th. Contract completed June 11th. Diver’s examination of new ferry slips for sunken material, under Contract 1019 begun June 8; completed June 11.

Contract 1053.

New Ferry House: Concrete Foundations, in progress Jan. 1; completed April 20th. Placing additional Boiler for Temporary Heating, Jan. 14th. Placing Column Bases and Preparations for Steel Erection, April 21st to May 16th. Erection of Structural Steel and Cast Iron begun May 18th; completed Dec. 31, except arches over Ferry Slips and portions of Fascia on Waterfront Towers. Fire Wall, begun June 15th; completed Aug. 3d. Granite Work, begun June 30th; completed Sept. 28th. Concrete Floor Slabs, begun July 21st; completed Dec. 28th. Roof Slabs and Roofing begun Aug. 24th; completed Dec. 31st, except Waterproofing and Tiling Recreation Floor. Concrete Walls, 3d story, begun Oct. 15th; completed Dec. 14th. Vault light floor, 2d story, begun Oct. 15th; completed Dec. 24th. Tile Ceiling of Loggia, begun Oct. 28th; completed Dec. 17th. Painting, begun June 25th; in progress Dec. 31st. Electric work, begun July 30th; in progress Dec. 31st. Plumbing, begun Aug. 5th; in progress Dec. 31st. Lathing and Plastering, begun Aug. 21st; in progress Dec. 31st. Heating and Ventilating Work, begun Aug. 28th; in progress Dec. 31st. Sheet Metal Work, begun Sept. 4th; in progress Dec. 31st. Stairs, begun Oct. 5th; in progress Dec. 31st. Ceiling of Concourse, begun Dec. 9th; in progress Dec. 31st. Placing Window Sash, begun Dec. 29th; in progress Dec. 31st. Diver’s inspection at intervals of Coffer Dam Foundations, under Contract 1053, begun Jan. 20th, completed April 17th. Removal of old work to provide footings of Concrete Walls for Contract 1053 begun Nov. 27th; completed Dec. 3d.

Construction and Repairs at the Ferry Terminals

B. O. 4070.

Depositing Broken Stone at Ferry Rocks and Foundations begun March 5th,* completed March 20th. Department Labor—Repairing and regrading Pavement in front of Ferry, begun Jan. 1st; completed Jan. 4th.

B. O. 5069.

Distributing and grading fill in rear of Bulkhead Wall, in progress Jan. 1st; completed Jan. 20th.

B. O. 6008.

Replacing broken piles in East and West Dolphins of East Slip, begun Dec. 4th; completed Dec. 8th.

89th St. Terminal of the 39th St., South Brooklyn, Ferry.

B. O. 5536.

Building of Retaining Bulkhead for fill, also removing Platform deck and sheathing and replacing same after fill. Begun June 4th; completed June 27th.

WORK OF CONSTRUCTION NOT UNDER NEW PLAN.

NORTH RROTHER ISLAND.

Contract 1036.

The work of preparing for and building a concrete wall and platform on piles at the easterly side of the island has been completed. Work was commenced January 23d, 1907, and suspended March 27th, 1907. It was resumed April 6th, 1908, and suspended August 22d, 1908, being again resumed on September 9th, 1908, and completed October 16th, 1908.

riker’s island.

Contract 1132.

The work of preparing for and building a rip-rap embankment and wall to close the gaps in the existing wall at Riker’s Island has been in progress. It was begun September 9th, 1908, and was suspended Nov. 10th, 1908.

RECREATION STRUCTURES.

North River.

Under Bureau Order 4925, the recreation structures at Barrow Street, West 50th and West 129th Streets, on the North River, were repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition during the first quarter 1908. Work originally begun Jan. 21st, 1907; continued from January 2nd, 1908; finished March 3rd, 1908.

Recreation Structures.

Pier New 1/8 (Barrow Street), North River.

Under B. 0. 5972, the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition during the year the Recreation Structure on Pier New 43, North River. Work was begun March 5th, 1908; finished June 17th, 1908.

Under B. O. 6367, the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition the Recreation Structure. Work was begun June 18th, 1908; finished August 7th, 1908.

Under B. O. 6549, the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition the Recreation Structure. Work was begun August 8th, 1908; finished Oct. 31, 1908.

Under B. O. 6752, the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in' proper condition the Recreation Structure, and work is still in progress.

West 50th Street, North River.

Under B. O. 5973, the Department force, repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition the Recreation Structure. Work was begun March 17th, 1908; finished August 7th, 1908.

Under B. O. 6548, the Department force repaired, painted, maintained and kept in proper condition the Recreation Structure and work is still in progress.

West 129th Street, North River.

Under B. O. 5974, the Department force repaired, maintained and kept in proper condition during the year the West 129th Street Recreation Structure. Work was begun March 7th, 1908; finished Dec. 31st, 1908.

Market Street.

B. O. 5975.—Relates to repairs and painting Recreation Structure. Begun March 30th, 1908; finished June 30th, 1908.

B. O. 6473.—Relates to repairs and painting necessary. Begun July 21st, 1908; in progress.

East Third Street.

B. O. 6263.—Relates to necessary repairs to the Recreation Structure. Begun May 4th, 1908; finished June 30th, 1908.

B. O. 6475.—Relates to repairs and painting Recreation Structure. Begun Aug. 14th, 1908; in Progress.

East 21tth Street.

B. O. 6264.—Relates to necessary repairs to the Recreation Structure. Begun May 4th, 1908; finished June 30th, 1908.

B. O. 6476.—Relates to painting and necessary repairs to the Recreation Pier. Begun Sept. 8, 1908; in progress.

Recreation Structures.

East 112th Street.

B. O. 5976—Relates to repairs and painting of Recreation Structure. Begun March 9, 1908; finished June 30, 1908.

B. O. 6474—Relates to repairs and painting. Begun July 27, 1908, in progress.

North Second Street, Brooklyn.

B. 0. 5977.—Relates to repairs and painting of Recreation Structure. Begun May 18th, 1908; finished June 30th, 1908.

B. O. 6484.—Relates to painting and repairing. Begun Aug. 12th, 1908; in progress.

East and Harlem Rivers.

B. O. 5459.—Relates to necessary repairs to Recreation Piers along the East and Harlem Rivers. Begun July 24th, 1907; finished Feb. 26th, 1908.

PAVEMENT.

Waterfront, N. R.

Under Contract 1094, Class 1, repaired and re-laid the asphalt pavement on the marginal street along the North River, at various localities, as follows: Front of Piers 40, 41, new 34, new 31, new 21, 44, 45, 32, 38, 39, 42, 46, front of Hudson River Day Line, Desbrosses Street Pier No. 33, N. R., 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 54, foot of West 28th Street North, North River. Begun September 19th, 1907, and finished May 31st, 1908.

Under Contract 1094, Class 2, repaired and relaid the asphalt pavement on the marginal street along the North River, at various localities, as follows; Front of Pier 20, new 1, new 21, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 27, 28, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, and foot of Chambers Street, N. R.

Under Bureau Order 6703, the Department force made temporary repairs from time to time as required to the asphalt pavement along the North River, by depositing concrete or laying such other material over same as necessary in order to render the area safe for traffic.

Work was begun October 30th, 1908; finished Dec. 18th, 1908.

Repairs.

Under Contract No. 996, Cl. I. and II, Piers 54 and 56, North River, and one-half slip between, adjoining same. Asphalt repaired under maintenance bond by the Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co. done prior to March 14th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 5803, the Department force made necessary repairs to the granite pavement along the marginal street area on the North River, from time to time, as found necessary. Work was begun December 9th, 1907; finished May 11th, 1908.

Under B. O. 5803, the Department force repaired the granite pavement along the North River from time to time as required at the following locations:

Between West 78th-81st Streets, N. R.; total 119 yards.

West 132d Street, N. R.; total of 197 yards.

Under Bureau Order 6231, the Department force made repairs to granite pavement along the North River from time to time as found necessary. Work was begun May 12th, 1908; finished Sept. 10th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6608, the Department force made repairs to the granite pavement along the North River, from time to time as found necessary. Work was begun September 12th, 1908; in progress.

158th Street, N. R.

Under B. O. 6231, the force of the Department lifted pavement and filled in and repaved at 158th Street, N. R.

EAST RIVER.

PAVEMENT.

Waterfront, East River.

Contract 1094, Class 2.

Repaired and relaid the asphalt pavement on the Marginal Street along the East River at various localities as follows:

East 21st Street.

East 23d Street.

East 24th Street Pier and Marginal Street.

In front of Pier East 116th Street.

In front of Pier East 109th Street.

Marginal Street between East 101st and East 104th Streets.

Marginal Street between East 108th and East 109th Streets.

Under Contract No. 759.

Cl. II, general repairs to asphalt pavement from East 18th to East 21st Street, East River, were made by the Continental Asphalt Company to place the asphalt in first class condition previous to the expiration of the bond. Work begun October 13th, 1908, and finished October 14th, 1908.

Pavement.

• Under B. O. 5579.

Repairs were made to granite pavement along the East and Harlem Rivers from time to time. Begun Dec. 10th, 1907; finished Dec. 31st, 1908, by the Dept. Force. The following work was accomplished:

Approach to Pier Old No. 34, E. R. 105 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid Jan. 8th, 9th, 1908.

E. 36th St. Pier. 10 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid Jan. 6th, 1908.

Pier Old No. 50, E. R. 90 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid. March 3, 4, 1908.

Pier Old No. 51, E. R. 30 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid March 7th, 1908.

Pier Old No. 52, E. R. 40 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid. March 5, 7, 1908.

Approach to Ash Dump, 139th St., H. R., 140 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid, April 9th, 15th, 1908.

E. 3d St. Pier. 23 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid April 11th, Sept. 30th, Nov. 5th, 1908.

Approach to Pier E. 119th St., H. R. 10 sq. yds. of pavement were laid and 85 sq. yds. were relaid May 1st, 2d, 1908.

Approach to E. Slip, Whitehall St. 10 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid. 1 bbl. of cement was used. July 2d, 1908.

E. 5th St., E. R. 20 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid July 7th, 1908.

Approach to E. 91st St. Pier. 32 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid Aug. 31st, Sept. 2d, 1908.

104th St. H. R. Silt basin placed. Drain pipe set and fastened. ' 12 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid. Sept. 24th, 30th, Oct. 2d, 1908.

Ft. of Stanton St., E. R., 25 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid Oct. *22d, 23d, Nov. 5th, 1908.

B. O. 6703.

Temporary repairs were made to asphalt pavement along the East and Harlem Rivers by the Department Force. Begun Dec. 30th, 1908; in progress. The following work was accomplished:

Ft. of 16th St., E. R. Asphalt pavement repaired Dec. 30th, 1908.

Ft. of 18th St., E. R. Dangerous hole was repaired Nov. 6, 1908.

B. O. 6412.

Between 13Jfth and 135th Sts., H. R.

Placed 4 new mooring posts, chock same, and took up and relaid pavement to grade, by the Dept. Force. 51 sq. yds. were relaid. Begun Dec. 3d, 1908; finished Dec. 16th, 1908.

Summary of Granite Block Pavement Laid on East and Harlem Rivers During 1908.

Sq. yds. laid. Total Lin. ft. Total each bridging each Section. laid. Section.

Section.

Location.

Old Slip Section:

Approach to Pr. 8, E. R. “    “ “ 9, E. R.

“    “ “10, E. R

Bet. Prs. 11 and 12, E. R

110

110

106

326

253

253

Maiden Lane Section:

Bet. Pr. 13 and Wall St. Ferry-

Bet. Pr. 13 and 14, E. R......

Appr. to Pr. 14, E. R........

Appr. to Pr. 15, E. R........

108

142

250

o

00 CD rH

472

Fulton Section:

Bet. Prs. 15 and 16, E. R. Appr. to Pier 18, E. R. .. Bet. Prs. 18 and 19, E. R

O O Tf LO

<rq oo

1090

55

55

Peck Slip Section:

Appr. to Pier 19, E. R

453

453

Janies Slip Section:

Adjacent Pier 22, E. R

1152

1152

Market Section:

Appr. to Pier 30, E. R

110

110

Jefferson Section:

Appr. Clinton St. Pier

25

25

Stanton Street Section:

Appr. Stanton St. Pier

90

90

E. 38th Street Section:

Appr. East 38th St. Pier

40

40

Blackwell Section:

Bet. 75th and 76th Sts., E. R Bet. 76th and 77th Sts., E. R Ft. of East 75th St., E. R.. Bet. 77th and 78th Sts., E. R

259

1011

10

388

1668

B. 0. 557.9:

Appr. to 119th St., H. R

10

10

General Repairs.

STATEMENT OF REPAIRS, OTHER THAN DREDGING, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908, EXCLUSIVE OF REPAIRS DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

North River.

Isles of Safety, north River.

Under B. 0. 5471, the Department force made general repairs to Isles of Safety along the North River, from time to time, as required, during the first quarter.

Work was originally begun August 24th, 1907, continued from January 2nd, 1908, finished February 13th, 1908.

Under B. O. 5929, the Department force made general repairs and maintained Isles of Safety along the North River, from time to time, as required, during the year.

Work was begun February 14th, 1908, finished October 10th, 1908.

Under B. O. 6680, the Department force are still engaged in making general repairs to Isles of Safety on the North River.

Man-of-War Landings, north River.

Under B. O. 4929, the Department force repaired and maintained Man-of-War landings along the North River, from time to time, as required, during the year.

Work was originally begun April 29th, 1907, continued from January 2nd, 1908, and is still in progress.

TJnleased Piers and Bulkheads.

Under Bureau Order 4920, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased piers and bulkheads owned by the City along the North River, from time to time, as found necessary.

Work was begun January 22nd, 1907, finished January 13th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 5472, the Department force made repairs to the unleased piers and bulkheads owned by the City along the North River, from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun February 6th, 1908, finished March 21st, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 5997, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased piers and bulkheads owned by the City along the North River, from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun March 23rd, 1908, finished May 22nd, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6269, the Department force made necessary repairs to unleased piers and bulkheads owned by the City along the North River, from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun May 23rd, 1908, finished June 19th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6352, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased piers and bulkheads owned by the City along the North River, from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun July 3rd, 1908; suspended October 16th, 1908.

Battery Steamboat Landing.

B. O. 3374.—Repairs were made from time. Begun June 19th, 1905, in progress.

Battery Park, North River.

B. O. 5955.—Relates to construction of small platform bet. Platforms A and B. Dept. Force. Begun March 4th, 1903. Finished March 24th, 1908.

Battery, North River.

B. O. 6042.—Relates to the repairing of the southerly platform. Begun April 8th, 1908. Finished April 18, 1908.

Pier “A”, North River.

B. O. 5909.— Boat Landing S. S.

Repaired iron railing and pumped out float when necessary. Work begun February 13th and finished December 31st, 1908.

Between Piers “A” and 1, North River.

Under Engineer’s Order, the Department force re-pointed bulkhead wall—total of 762.6 feet.

Begun November 16th, 1908, finished November 25th, 1908.

Pier 7, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5918, the Department force plugged up the river end of the pipe heretofore used by B. T. Babbitt, Inc’p., in the vicinity of Pier 7, North River, the permit having been revoked in view of letter received from Babbitt to the effect that they have no further use for the same.

Begun and finished February 13th, 1908.

Rctor Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6666, the Department force fenced off the area immediately south of Rector Street, North River, between the planking and paving and the old shed north of Rector Street.

Work was begun October 9th, 1908, finished October 21st, 1908.

Pier (New) 10, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6800, the Department force made repairs to the planking on the approach within the marginal street area to Pier (new) 10, North River, as found necessary.

Begun December 8th, 1908; suspended December 25th, 1908.

Between Piers 24 and 25, North River.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall—325 feet. Begun November 30th, 1908; finished December 7t,h, 1908.

General Repairs.

Under Bureau Order 4574, tlie Department force were engaged in re-constructing unleased portion of Pier No. 33, foot of Canal Street, North River.

Work was originally begun December 8th, 1906; finished May 20th, 1908.

Pier (New) Jfi, North River.

Under Bureau Order 4732, the Department force were engaged in repairing plank deck on platform north of Pier (new) 47, North River.

Work was originally begun October 30th, 1906; finished April 6th, 1908.

North of the Approach to Pier (new) Ifi, North River.

Under Bureau Order 4732, the Department force made necessary repairs to the plank deck on the unleased portion of the platform north of the approach to Pier (new) 47, North River.

Work was begun October 30th, 1906, finished April 6, 1908.

Pier (old) 56%, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5245, the Department force made necessary repairs to the decking, sheathing and fender system at Pier (old) 56%, North River, in order to place same in good repair and condition.

Work was begun September 9th, 1907; finished July 31st, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6766, the Department force made necessary repairs to Pier 56%, North River, Borough of Manhattan.

Work was begun November 17th, 1908; finished December 8, 1908.

Bloomfield Street, North River.

Under Engineer’s Order the Department force removed the hacking log on the south side of the pier and put down three planks. (The three planks were put down January 25th-27th, 1908.)

Entire work done between January 23rd-27th, 1908.

Between Bloomfield and Cansevoort Streets, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6408, the Department force made necessary repairs to the crib bulkhead and the plank walk at the inshore end of the Oyster Basin between Bloomfield and Gansevoort Streets, North River.

Begun October 30th, 1908; finished November 16th, 1908.

Between West 26th and 27th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order re-pointed on bulkhead wall—300 feet. Begun November 6th, 1908; finished November 9th, 1908.

Between West 27th and 28th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall—344 feet. Begun October 31st, 1908; finished November 5th, 1908.

Between West 28th and 29th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall—275 feet. Begun October 27th, 1908; finished October 30th, 1908.

Between West 29th and 30th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall—375 feet. Begun October 22nd, 1908; finished October 26th, 1908.

West 30th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5460, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unlesased portion of the pier at the foot of West 30th Street, North River, as found necessary form time to time

Work was begun January 25th, 1908, finished February 28, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 4647, the Department force were engaged in replacing side bearing piles and sides caps underneath second overhang of dumping board-Department of Street Cleaning.

Work was begun May 26th, 1908, finished June 8, 1908.

Between West ZOth and 31sf Streets.

Begun

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall, 600 feet. October 10, 1908, finished October 21, 1908.

Between West 31 st and 32nd Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall, 675 feet. Begun October 8th, 1908; finished October 17th, 1908.

Between West 32nd and 33rd Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall—200 feet. Begun October 4th, 1908; finished October 7th, 1908.

Between West 33rd and SJ/tli Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order re-pointed bulk-head wall—925 feet. Begun May 16th, 1908; finished October 5th, 1908.

West 35th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5063, the Department force made necessary repairs to the pier, foot of West 35th Street North River, in order to place same in good repair and condition.

Work was begun June 26th, 1908, suspended November 20th, 1908.

General Repairs.

Under Bureau Order 6645, removed armature plates, framing and making vertical chocks and longitudal caps; cutting armature plates; cutting 4x10 for horizontal sheathing; loosening fender pies.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 1 oak fender pile.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 6 Y. P. vertical piles on outer corner; trimming same for ribbons.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 3 spring piles.

Begun September 22nd, 1908; finished October 29th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 5245, the Department force was engaged in putting in goard irons on fender piles.

Begun September 9th, 1907; suspended July 1st, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 5063, the Department force were engaged in fastening oak fender piles, repairing sheathing, rounding off heads of oak piles.

Begun June 26th, 1908; suspended November 20th, 1908.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 8 oak fender piles.

Under Bureau Order 6645, the Department force were engaged in removing chocks from between fender piles on south side of pier and cutting out chocking, pulling spring piles on south side of pier. Begun September 22nd, 1908; completed October 29th, 1908.

West 39th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5461, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased portion of the pier at the foot of West 39th Street, North River, and approach thereto, from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun April 30th, 1908; finished October 20th, 1908.

West Jfith Street.

Under Bureau Order 6022, the Department force were engaged in sawing, framing and putting down headers for concrete, putting iron tension rods in place, wiring up same, cutting down Y. P. fillers, boring and fastening same, putting down Y. P. rangers, boring and fastening same; concreting pier—468 batches of concrete; removed old sheathing, secured piles, putting on post and fish-plating, telegraphing timber on pier; removing tool house from outer end inshore.

Begun March 30th, 1908; in progress.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 32 Y. P. bracing piles.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 43 Y. P. vertical piles.

West J/lst Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6525, the Department force raised the backing log on the bulkhead at the foot of 41st Street, North River, to the proper grade.

Work was begun and finished November 23rd, 1908.

West Ji5th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5467, the Department force made necessary repairs to the side cap, rangers, decking and sheathing on the pier, foot of 45th Street, North River.

Work was begun October 14th, 1907; finished January 21st, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6181, the Department force made necessary repairs to the decking and sheathing at the outer end of the pier, foot of West 45th Street, North River.

Work was begun August 7th, 1908; suspended August 25th, 1908.

West JfGth Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6090, the Department force made necessary repairs to the fenders, chocking, backing log, decking and sheathing on the southerly half of the pier at the foot of West 46th Street, North River.

Work was begun April 9th, 1908; finished May 5th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6364, the Department force made necessary repairs to the outer half of the northerly side of pier, foot of 46th Street, North River.

Work was begun October 23rd, 1908; in progress.

Under Bureau Order 6751, the Department force made repairs to the pier, foot of 46th Street, North River, where damaged by fire.

Work was begun December 11th, 1908; finished December 25th, 1908.

West Jflth Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5683, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased portion of the pier at the foot of 47th Street, North River, from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun July 13th, 1908; suspended September 25th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 6148, the Department force made repairs to the pier, foot of 47th Street, North River.

Work was begun July 13th, 1908; suspended July 31st, 1908.

West 51st Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5052, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased portion of the pier, foot of 51st Street, North River, in order to place same in good repair and condition from time to time as found necessary.

Work was begun September 28th, 1907; finished December 8th, 1908.

West 52nd Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6424, the Department force made necessary repairs to the pier, foot of West 52nd Street, North River.

Work was begun September 3rd, 1908; in progress.

General Repairs.

West 5Jfth Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5792, the Department force made necessary repairs to the decking and sheathing on the pier at the foot of 54th Street, North River, and made sundry repairs to the fender chocks and backing log thereat.

Work was begun June 26th, 1908; finished October 2nd, 1908.

Between West 5JRh and 55th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order, re-pointed on bulkhead wall—500 feet. Begun November 10th, 1908; finished November 14th, 1908.

West 55th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5051, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased portion of the pier, foot of West 55th Street, North River, from time to time as found necessary in order to keep the pier in good repair and condition. Work was begun April 12th, 1907; finished April 6th, 1908.

Between West 55th and 57th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order the Department force re-pointed on bulkhead wall between West 55th and West 57th Streets, North River—200 feet re-pointed. Begun April 1st, 1908; finished June 30th, 1908.

Between West 57th and West 58th Streets.

Under Engineer’s Order the Department force were engaged in re-pointing on bulkhead wall between West 57th and West 58th Streets, North River. 1352 feet re-pointed.

Begun May 4th, 1908; finished May 8th, 1908.

West 58th Street, North River.

Under Engineer’s Order made examination of concrete wall, foot of West 58th Street, North River, and caulked joints on concrete wall. Work done between March 16th and 20th, 1908.

Pier, North of West 97th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5685, the Department force made necessary repairs to the pier, foot of 97th Street North River, from time to time, as necessary.

Work was begun August 28th, 1908; suspended November 9th, 1908.

Under Bureau Order 5991, the Department force removed the wreckage at the outer end of the pier, north of 97th Street, North River, and rebuilt about 50 feet of the pier and repaired the part 20 feet further inshore therefrom.

Work was begun July 9th, 1908; finished October 16th, 1908.

West 129th Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 4844, the Department force made necessary repairs to the unleased portion of the pier, foot of 129th Street, North River, from time to time as required.

Work was begun April 27th, 1907; suspended August 28th, 1908.

Between 130th and 131st Streets, North River.

Under Engineer’s Order, made an examination of office building on land leased to Weber-McLaughlin Company, south of 131st Street, North River; May 21st, 1908.

West 131st Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 5053, the Department force made necessary repairs to the pier, foot of 131st Street, North River.

Work was begun April 12th, 1907; suspended November 27th, 1908.

West 133rd Street, North River.

Under Bureau Order 6020, the Department force made necessary repairs to the pier, foot of 133rd Street, North River.

Work was begun August 21st, 1908; finished November 27th, 1908.

West lSJfth Street.

Under Bureau Order 6021, removed old chocks, fenders and hacking logs, pulled old fender piles, put on chocks, fenders and backing logs, rigging up purchases, boring, fastening and chocking out oak piles from outer end of pier, putting on side caps.

Drove, regulated and stay-lathed 3 Y. P. piles (second hand).

Begun November 9th, 1908; finished November 21st, 1908.

EXAMINATION OF PIERS ALONG NORTH RIVER.

Under Bureau Order 6262 made examination by divers of various piers along the North River to ascertain the condition of piles and took samples; work done from time to time during the year and is still in progress. Begun May 29th, 1908.

Under Engineer’s Order, made examinations of various piers along the North River from time to time during the year and reported thereon.

East River.

Barge Office, Battery.

B. O. 6034.—Relates to the repairs to the northerly pile platform. Dept. Force. Begun April 20th, 1908; finished April 29th, 1908.

General Repairs.

Pier (New) 5, East River.

B. O. 5795.—Repaired sheathing. Work begun July 27th, 1908; finished August 5th, 1908.

B. O. 6052.—Repaired sheathing. Work begun July 1st, 1908; finished July 25th, 1908.

Pier 6, East River.

B. O. 5796.—Relates to repairs to the decking and sheathing. Begun September 23rd, 1908; suspended.

Pier 30, East River.

B. O. 5249.—Relates to repairs to decking and sheathing, and fender system, by the Dept Force. Commenced October 26th, 1907; finished June 17th, 1908.

B. O. 6211.—Relates to repairs to sheathing by the Department force. Begun June 9th, 1908; suspended July 8th, 1908.

Platform and Pier (Pier 32), East River.

B. O. 6509.—Relates to repairs and rebuilding platform, and repairs to Pier 32. Begun April 2nd, 1908; finished July 15th, 1908.

Pier 33, East River.

B. O. 5946.—Relates to repairs to chocks on the southerly side of pier. Department force. Begun February 27th, 1908; finished March 4th, 1908.

Pier (Old) 34, East River.

B. O. 6594.—Relates to repairs to structure on pier. Material furnished by the D. L. & W. R. R. Co. Work by Department force. Begun August 27th, 1908; finished September 15th, 1908.

James Slip, East River.

B. O. 6653.—Relates to placing of series of clusters of piles along extension of ferry rack to protect pier. Four clusters of nine piles each to he chocked together. Department force. Begun November 9th, 1908; finished November 19th, 1908.

Rivington Street, East River.

B. O. 6404.—Relates to removal of fence around upland, by Department force. Fence erected by John A. McCarthy. Begun July 6th, 1908; finished July 6th, 1908.

Pier (Old) 53, East River.

B. O. 6356.—Relates to general repairs to pier. Department force. Begun July 26th, 1908; finished August 20th, 1908.

B. O. 6906.—Relates to general repairs to pier. Department force. Begun April 16th, 1908; finished May 6th, 1908.

jBhd. Bet. Piers (Old)53 and {Old) 54, East River.

B. O. 6429.—Relates to general repairs to bhd. Department force. Begun September 5th, 1908; finished September 9th, 1908.

B. O. 6429.—Repaired backing logs and fenders. Work begun September 8th, 1908 and finished September 9th, 1908.

Pier (Old) 54, East River.

B. O. 6485.—Relates to general repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun August 21st, 1908; finished September 5th, 1908.

Pier 51, East River.

B. O. 6497.—Relates to repairs to the sheathing. Department force. Begun July 14th, 1908; finished July 23rd, 1908.

Pier (New) 51, East River.

B. O. 6607.—Relates to repairs to surface of pier adjoining berth occupied by Btzel & Son. Department force. Begun October 10th, 1908;-finished October 15th, 1908.

Pier Foot 5th Street, East River.

B. O. 6209.—Repaired sheathing. Work begun June 3rd; finished June 13th, 1908. B. O. 6495.—Relates to repairs to the unleased portion of the pier. Department force. Begun October 3rd, 1908; finished October 24th, 1908.

Bhd. Foot of 16th Street, East Rivet.

De-

B. O. 5793.—Relates to necessary repairs to bhd. and fender system, partment force. Begun January 9th, 1908; finished January 21st, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 20th Street, East River.

B. O. 6023.—Relates to general repairs to the pier. Forty fender and 44 foundation piles were driven. 551 batches of concrete were placed for deck. Department force. Begun May 7th, 1908; suspended June 1st, 1908; resumed September 18th, 1908; suspended.

Pier Foot of 24th Street, East River.

B. O. 5907.—Relates to repairs and maintenance of pier. Department force. Begun January 29th, 1908; finished March 30th, 1908.

B. O. 4564.—Relates to repairs to pier from time to time as required. Department force. Begun August 28th, 1906; finished January 11th, 1908.

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General Repairs.

B. O. 6537.—Relates to repairs to water main under the pier.| Department force. Begun August 20th, 1908; finished October 19th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 25th Street, East River.

B. O. 5616.—Relates to repairs to pier from time to time as required. Department force. Begun September 23rd, 1907; finished June 30th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 26th Street, East River.

B. O. 6513.—Relates to repairs to pier and building of runway. Department force. Begun July 18th, 1908; finished August 14th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 28th Street, East River.

B. O. 5701.—Relates to repairs to pier from time to time as required. Department force. Begun November 8th, 1907; finished June 13th, 1908.

;    Pier, Foot of 29th Street, East River.

B. O. 5930.—Relates to necessary repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun September 7th, 1908; finished October 1st, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 30th Street, East River.

B. O. 6496.—Relates to repairs to decking and sheathing. Department force. Begun September 10th, 1908; finished September 17th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 31st Street, East River.

B. O. 6018.—Relates to necessary repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun March 24th, 1908; finished April 7th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 31st Street, East River.

B. O. 5901.—Relates to the removal of about 25 piles. Begun January 25th and finished January 28th, 1908. Department force.

Pier, Foot of 32nd Street, East River.

B. O. 6883.—Relates to necessary repairs to decking and sheathing and cluster of piles at the outer end of pier. Department force. Begun December 29th, 1908; in progress.

Pier, Foot of 36th Street, East River.

B. O. 5788.—Relates to repairs to decking and sheathing on the northerly half. Department force. Begun December 28th, 1907; finished January 7th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 31th Street, East River.

B. O. 6423.—Relates to general repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun October 16th, 1908; in progress.

Foot of 46th Street, East River.

B. O. 6529.—Relates to the plugging 3-in. and 14-in. pipe by the Conville Brewing Company. Supersedes B. 0. 6403. Begun and finished August 14th, 1908.

Pier, Foot 49th Street, East River.

B. O. 6366.—Repaired sheathing. Work begun June 23rd and December 17th; finished December 26th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 91st Street, East River.

B. O. 6116.—Relates to the repairs to the decking and sheathing. Department force. Begun April 16th, 1908; finished July 22nd, 1908.

B. O. 6506.—Relates to the necessary repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun July 22nd, 1908; finished August 10th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 91st Street, East River.

B. O. 6598.—Relates to the necessary repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun August 10th, 1908; finished September 2nd, 1908.

Between 91st and 92nd Streets, East Rifier.

B. O.—6550.—Relates to rebuilding of fence thereat. Department force. Begun August 13th, 1908; finished August 26th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 94th Street, East River.

B. O. 6791.—Relates to the necessary repairs to the southerly half of the pier. Also repairs to pavement. 30 square yards of pavement were relaid. Begun November 25th, 1908; finished December 24th, 1908.

Pier Foot 95th Street, East River.

B. O. 6229.—Repaired sheathing and backing logs. Work begun May 16th, 1908; finished May 23rd, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 96th Street, East River.

B. O. 6684.—Relates to the necessary repairs to the pier. Department force. Begun October 17th, 1908; finished October 28th, 1908.

Pier Foot 100th Street, East River, Northerly Half.

B. O. 6714.—Repaired sheathing. Work begun November 28th, 1908; finished December 16th, 1908.

Between East 108th and East 110th Streets, Harlem River.

Res. of the Board, April 25th, 1889.

April 28th—September 30th.—Pointing. 955 lin. ft. were re-pointed at 110th Street. 1125 lin. ft. were re-pointed between 109th and 110th Streets, and 750 lin. ft.

General Repairs.

were ^e-pointed between 108th and 109th Streets, Harlem River, 5 hatches of mortar were used in re-pointing the wall.

Pier, Foot of 110th Street, Harlem River.

B. O. 6024.—Relates to general repairs to the pier. Dept. Force. Begun Aug. 20th, 1908; suspended August 21st, 1908; resumed December 12, 1908; in progress.

Premises, Foot of llJ/th Street, Harlem River.

B. O. 6230.—Relates to fencing off premises to avoid accidents. Dept. Force. Begun May 21st, 1908; finished May 29th, 1908.

East 125th Street Section, Harlem River. Res. of the Board, March 28th, 1899.

April 17th—May 2nd.—Pointing. 700 lin. ft. of granite joints were re-pointed. 2 batches of mortar were used.

Bhd. Lexington Avenue and 132nd Street, Harlem River.

B. O. 6679.—Relates to driving of two clusters of piles and about five spring piles outshore of the bhd. and cut gangway about 12 ft. across same. Dept. Force 12 piles were driven in 2 clusters. Begun November 14th, 1908; finished November, 19th, 1908.

Bhd. Between 131/th and 135th Streets, Harlem River.

B. O. 4808.—Relates to repairing granite pavement. Dept. Force. Begun November, 16th, 1906; finished July 6th, 1908.

Bhd. Foot of 136th Street, Harlem River.

B. O. 6620.—Relates to repairs to the bhd. by the Dept. Force. 6 new and 1 second-hand piles were driven. 2 second-hand cleats were placed. 38 sq. yds. of pavement were relaid and 18 ft. of curb reset. Begun November 19th, 1908; finished December 16th, 1908.

Foot of 139th Street, Harlem River.

B. 0.—6413.—Relates to repairing pavement leading to the slip. Dept. Force. Begun September 15th, 1908; suspended.

Depot Place, Harlem River.

B. O. 6435.—Dock ft. Depot Place, Harlem River. General Repairs. Erected fence and 2 Signs. Work begun and finished July 21st, 1908.

City Island.

B. O. 5949.—Dock ft. Main St., City Island. Fastened Spring Piles and repaired sheathing. Work begun March 23rd and finished March 28th, 1908.

North Brother's Island, East River.

B. O. 5847.—Float Stage, North Brother Island, East River. Drove & fastened 4 oak piles & fastened cleats. Work begun January 5 and finished January 6, 1908.

B. O. 5914.—Pier North Brother Island, westerly side. Repaired face timbers and sheathing. Work begun February 1 and finished February 17 1908.

B. O. 6685.—Relates to repairs to the bhd. wall. Dept. Force. Begun October 5th, 1908; finished October 14th, 1908.

B. 0. 6572.—Relates to repairs to the northinost pier thereat, per request of the Department of Health. Department force. 2 second hand cleats were placed. 58 vertical and 10 spring piles were driven. 1 pile driven in front float-stage. Begun October 6th, 1908; finished November 18th 1908.

B. O. 6896.—Relates to cutting sluiceway on the southerly side of the island and placing of one Y. P. mast thereat. Department Force. Begun December 26th 1908; in progress.

Repairs Made to City Piers and Bulkheads.

General Repairs.

B. O. 5859.—Relates to general repairs to unleased piers and bulkheads along the East and Harlem Rivers. Begun January 6th 1908; finished December 31st, 1908. The following work was accomplished:

Stanton Street Pier.—Dangerous holes and sheathing were repaired. January

6-7th.

East 3rd Street Pier.—Backing logs and sheathing repaired. January 23rd, November, 19th 1908.

East 24th Street Pier.—Chocks and fenders were repaired. January 13-25th, October 3rd, 1908.

East 9th Street Pier.—Pier was repaired, January 22d, 1908.

East 86th Street Pier.—Sheathing was repaired. Fender piles were refastened. March 21st, July 9-25th, Oct. 7th 1908.

East 91st Street Pier.—Sheathing was repaired. Fender piles were refastened. March 19-20th; June 5th, 8th, 22d, 23d, 1908.

East 132d Street, Harlem River.—Platform, fender piles and chocks were repaired. March 24th, 25th, 1908.

Pier Old No. 54, East River.—Sheathing was repaired. April 11th, 20th, 1908. 120th Street, Harlem River.—Backing logs were repaired. April 11th, 1908. East 49th Street Pier.—Sheathing was repaired. April 20th, 1908.

Between 65th and 68th Streets, East River.—Platforms were repaired. April 23d, 24th, 1908.

Bulkhead at 91st Street, East River.—Sheathing was repaired. April 27th, 1908. East 119th Street, Harlem River.—Sheathing was repaired. May 1st, 1908.

East 96th Street Pier.—Sheathing was repaired. May 8th, 1908.

East 120th Street, Harlem River.—Old backing logs were removed and new ones were placed. June 15th, 16th; December 4th, 9th, 1908.

General Repairs.

East 28th Street Pier.—General Repairs made. 1 pile used. June 20th, 25th,

1908.

Battery Place.—4 S. H. piles were driven at the easterly platform. July 18th, 1908.

Pier Old No. 53, East River.—Repairs made. 6 Second Hand piles driven. July 29th-August 1st, 1908.

East 20th Street Pier.—Outer end of pier lettered. July 20th, 1908.

East 26th Street.—Bulkhead was repaired. July 13th, 18th, 1908.

East 26th Street Pier.—Sheathing, platform and approach were repaired. August 25th; September 17th, 18th; October 13th, 17th, 19th, 1908.

East 25th Street Pier.—Pier was repaired. Chocks replaced. September 30th; October 7th; December 14th, 1908.

Between 78th and 79th Streets.—Sheathing on platform was repaired. July 23-25th, 1908.

East 106th Street, Harlem River.—Platform was repaired. October 6th, 1908.

East 53rd Street Pier.—Pier was repaired. October 9th, 1908.

East 90th Street, East River.—Dry rubble wall built. Filling placed rear of same. 1 batch of mortar was used for pointing. October 13-19th, 1908.

East 36th Street Pier.—Sheathing was repaired. October 30th, 1908.

Pier 62, East River.—Pier was repaired. Dangerous holes repaired. • November 17th, 18th, 1908.

Pier 11, East River.—Dangerous hole repaired. November 21st, 1908.

Between 61st and 62nd Streets, East River.—New backing log placed on bulkhead wall. December 3rd, 1908.

Between 23rd and 24th Streets, East River.—Bulkhead repaired. Guard rail painted. December 16th, 22nd, 1908.

B. O. 5462.—Relates to repairs to portions of unleased piers and bulkheads owned by the city on the East and Harlem Rivers. Begun August 1st, 1907; finished January 9th, 1908. January 13th 1908. Department Force. The following work was accomplished:

Stanton Street Pier.—Pier was repaired. January 4th, 1908.

East 29th Street Pier.—Sheathing was repaired. January 2d, 1908.

B. O. 5578.—Under this order small repairs were made as follows:

Pier 5 East River.—Repairs to decking and sheathing.

Pier Old 61, East River.—Repairs to decking and sheathing.

Pier Ft. 3d Street, East River.—Repairs to sheathing, etc.

Pier Ft. 21st Street, East River.—Drove piles, outer end.

Pier Ft. 26th Street, East River.—Repaired Sluiceway and put in cleats. Pier Ft. 37th Street, East River.—Repaired sheathing and fenders.

Pier Ft. 49th Street, East River.—Removed projecting bolts and spikes. Pier Ft. 62d Street, East River.—Cut off hanging strop, outer end.

Pier Ft. 86th Street, East River.—Repaired bulkhead and washout. Piers Ft. 91st Street, East River.—Repaired sheathing.

Pier Ft. 102d Street, East River.—Fastened strop, outer end.

Pier Ft. 108th Street, Harlem River.—Repaired sheathing.

Pier Ft. 117th Street, Harlem River.—Repaired sheathing.

Pier Ft. 118th Street, Harlem River.—Repaired sheathing.

Pier Ft.ll9th Street, Harlem Hiver.—Repaired Backing logs, etc.

Pier Ft. 135th Street, Harlem River.—Filled in and paved on bulkhead.

Pier Ft. 138th Street Port Morris.—Repaired Fender and cut off bolts. Float Ft. 138th Street Port Morris.—Fastened Float stage etc.

Public Dock Belden Point, City Island.—Repaired sheathing.

Dock Ft. Fordham Avenue, City Island.—Repaired sheathing.

Pier Ft. Bay Ridge Avenue, Brooklyn.—Fastened Piles.

Bulkhead on Bond St. and Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn—Repaired sheathing.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

B. O. 6491.—Approach to Bulkhead 1st Street and Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn Excavated earth filling and repaired in front of bulkhead. Work begun September 21st; and finished October 2d, 1908.

Gowanus Canal.

B. O. 5944.—Repairs were made to bulkhead at Second Street. Begun Febre-ary 24th, 1908; finished March 23rd, 1908.

B. O. 6492.—Bulkhead Ft. Bond Street, Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn. Drove piles and repaired finder system. Work begun August 11th; finished August 18th, 1908.

B. O. 5870.—Bulkhead Ft. Court Street and Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn. Drove 2 clusters of 3 piles each. Work begun March 7th; finished March 10th, 1908.

Pier No. 1, Wallal>out Basin.

B. O. 6189.—Repairs were made to sheathing. Begun May 16th, 1908;'finished June 5th, 1908.

B. O. 6627.—Repairs were made to sheathing. Begun September 20th, 1908; finished December 31st, 1908.

Pier No. 4, Wallabout Basin.

B. O. 6432.—Repairs were made to sheathing. Begun August 3d, 1908; finished August 24th, 1908.

Pier No. 5, Wallabout Basin.

B. O. 6433.—Repairs were made to sheathing. Begun July 14th, 1908; finished August 1st, 1908.

North Second Street Pier.

B. O. 5798.—Repairs were made to decking of this pier. Begun January 16th, 1908; finished February 1st, 1908.

B. O. 6033.—Repairs were made to fender system. Begun April 16th, 1908; finished April 25th, 1908.

B. O. 6655.—Repairs were made to sheathing. Begun November 10th, 1908; finished December 14th, 1908.

General Repairs.

Pier South Fifth Street.

B. O. 6040.—Repairs were made to decking of pier. Begun April 2d, 1908; finished April 25th, 1908.

B. O. 6494.—Pier foot South 5th Street, Brooklyn. Repaired sheathing. Work begun August 7th; finished August 20th, 1908.

Pier Noble Street.

B. O. 5797.—Repairs were made to the decking of this pier. Begun December 24th, 1907; finished January 15th, 1908.

B. O. 6032.—Fender piles were replaced. Begun April 13th, 1908; finished April 15th, 1908.

B. O. 6775.—Repairs were made to pier. Begun December 15th, 1908; suspended December 17th, 1908.

B. O. 6493.—Pier ft. Noble Street, Brooklyn. Repaired sheathing. Work begun August 5th; finished August 10th, 1908.

Between 51st and 52d Streets, Brooklyn.

B. O. 5953.—Relates to repairs to pier and sheet pile bulkhead. Dept. Force. Begun March 11th, 1908; finished March 25th, 1908.

Pier Ft. 52d Street.

B. O. 6183.—Repairs were made to sheathing. Begun April 27th, 1908; finished May 15th, 1908.

Pier Ft. Bay Ridge Avenue.

B. O. 4922.—Repairs were made to decking. Begun February 3d, 1908; finished February 21st, 1908.

B. O. 6430.—Pier ft. Bay Ridge Avenue, Brooklyn. Repaired sheathing and pulled sunken piles. Work begun July 14th and August 19th; finished August 27th, 1908.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

B. O. 6606.—Bulkhead ft. Harris Avenue, Borough of Queens. Excavated earth filling and put in two mooring posts. Work begun September 28th; finished September 30th, 1908.

B. O. 6605.—Bulkhead ft. Webster Avenue, Borough of Queens. Put in two mooring posts. Work begun October 1st; finished October 2d, 1908.

Broad Channel, “The Round.”

B. O. 6640.—Signs were placed at this locality. Begun November 21st, 1908; in

progress.

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General Repairs.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Port Richmond, Staten Island.

B. O. 6392.—Placing the premises required for ferry purposes between Richmond Avenue and Ferry Street, at Port Richmond, in a sanitary condition. Work begun July 27th, 1908; finished September 8th, 1908.

B. O. 6530.—Repairs to the waterfront property between Richmond Avenue and Ferry Street, at Port Richmond. Work begun August 13th, 1908; finished September 2d, 1908.

Floating Property.

FLOATING PROPERTY.

The floating property of the Department consists of the following:

Built.

Length. | Breadth. | Depth. Ft. In. Ft. In.

Draught. Ft. In. I Ft. In.

100-ton Derrick .........

40-ton Derrick, formerly 12-ton Derrick No. 1 ..

25-ton Derrick ..........

12-ton Derrick No. 2.....

12-ton Derrick No. 3.....

10-ton Derrick ..........

3-ton Derrick ..........

Tug “Richmond”* ......

Tug “Manhattan”! ......

Tug “Brooklyn”.........

Pile-driver No. 4.........

Pile-driver No. 5.........

Pile-driver No. 6.........

Pile-driver No. 7.........

Pile-driver No. 8$........

Pile-driver No. 9.........

Pile-driver No. 10........

Pile-driver No. 11........

Pile-driver No. 12........

Pile-driver No. 13........

Pile-driver No. 14........

Pile-driver No. 15........

Pile-driver No. 16........

Pile-driver No. 17........

Pile-driver No. 18........

Pile-driver No. 19$!......

Pile-driver No. 21........

Pile-driver No. 22........

Pile-driver No. 23........

Pile-driver No. 24........

Pile-cutter No. 20........

Deck Scow “B”..........

Deck Scow “C”..........

1871-72

1899

1907

1891

1892

1874

1905

1891

1900

1902

1890

1891-92

1891-92

1874

1874

1888

1881

1881

1890

1892

1893

1893

1893

1899

1899

1904

1905

1906

1906

1906

1904

1875

1875

70

70

72    11

70

70

49    6

35

98

110

100 10

45

46

45

50    4

50    4

45

46

46

45

45

53

45

70

45

56

56

56

53

71

70

65

30

36    10

30

30

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21 6

22

22

23

20 6 20    5

20    5

22

26

26

22

23

23

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22

28

22

30

23

29

29

29

28

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f Name changed from “Richard Croker” to “Manhattan,” March 14th, 1902, hy authority of Commissioner of Navigation.

% The Scow of Pile-driver No. 8 was repaired, caulked and painted as is now used and a small deck scow; the pile driver being condemned and dismantled.

I! Formerly Scow “L,” built in 1889. Dismantled in 1906 and is now known as Scow “L.”

Built.

Length, j Breadth. Ft. In. Ft. In.

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| Draught. Ft. In.

Deck Scow “D”..........

Deck Scow “H”..........

Deck Scow “I”...........

Deck Scow “K”..........

Deck Scow “L”*.........

Deck Scow “M”..........

Deck Scow “N”..........

Deck Scow “0”..........

Deck Scow “P”..........

Deck Scow “S”..........

Deck Scow “U”..........

Deck Scow “V”..........

Deck Scow “W”..........

Deck Scow “X”..........

Deck Scow “Y”..........

Coal Scow “Z”..........

Air Compressor.........

Diving Scow “A”........

Diving Scow “B”........

Diving Scow “C”........

Diving Scow “D”........

Diving Scow “E”......

Diving Scow “G”........

Diving Scow “N”........

Diving Scow “S”........

Diving Scow “T”........

Borer “Woodcock” ......

Steam Launch “A”.......

Steam Launch “B”.......

Steam Launch “General

McClellan” ...........

Steam Launch “Bronx”

No. 4, purchased......

Steam Launch “Bronx”

No. 4, rebuilt..........

Steam Launch “Queens”

No. 5 .................

Naphtha Launch “Croton”

No. 1 .................

Naphtha Launch “Kills”

No. 2 ................

Naphtha Launch “Spuyten Duyvil” No. 3, formerly “Alco” vapor launch...j    1898

1875

1887

1887-88

1888

1889

1892

1891

1891

1893

1892

1894

1900

1901

1904

1905

1905

1905

1888

1905

1905

1905

1905

1883

1899

1891

1894

1870

1907

1907

1904

1899

1901

1901

1888

1893

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

50    4

70

70

70

90

90

90

46    2

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

28 2

60

60

56

49    8

55    2

32    5

21

25

30    9

30

30

30

30

30

30

30

30

30

26

30

30

30

40

40

40

26

17

17

17

17

17

17

17

17

17

14    5

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* In 1904, Scow “L” was rigged up as a pile-driver and numbered Pile-driver 19 In 1906 it was dismantled and received its old title as Scow “L.”

Department Yards.

Thirty-nine yawl boats, 6 bateau and 12 sounding boats; 14 skiffs; 1 rowboat; 4 sets of landways, 30, 38 and 45 feet high; 1 set of inclined 50-foot pile-driver ways; 1 scow used as boat landing at Pier “A,” North River; 1 scow formerly used as boat landing at Forty-second street, N. R.

Repairs have been made during the year to hulls, machinery, houses, rigging, decks, fenders and equipment in general, by the force of the Department, and all floating property kept in good order and condition.

DEPARTMENT YARDS.

Miscellaneous Wokk At West Fifty-seventh Street Yard, Done By the

Department.

Machine Shop.

Made tools and cut stakes for surveyors; made rope and hanging renders; made tool houses; made ladders, patterns, pike poles, cant hooks; repaired boilers, tools, spun oakum, heated pitch; planed and sawed timber; made tool houses for sweepers on North and East Rivers, and made repairs to machinery, etc., for the Municipal Ferryboats.

Engine Room.

Supplying steam for running machinery, concrete mixer, heating buildings, etc.

Testing Room.

Various materials, such as rope, iron, cement, steel, concrete, granite, etc., were tested in the Department testing laboratory from time to time under the various contracts for testing of such material and observations made and recorded on same. Testing laboratory maintained in first-class condition.

New Concrete Building.

Under Bureau Order 5090, a concrete building has been in course of construction since April 26th, 1907, at the West 57th Street Yard, for use as a blacksmith shop, power house, etc., with reinforced concrete coal pockets in same; also under this bureau order, the old buildings formerly where the offices were situated at the West 57th Street Yard and old buildings where the new storehouse is now located at the West 57th Street Yard were demolished, the material taken care of and arrangements made for its sale at auction. Also large quantities of Department stores were removed from the old building and removed to suitable places under these conditions and subsequently stored in new storehouse.

Under this order 1059 batches of concrete have been placed in new building; also 31,000 square feet of false work has been placed and removed, besides the building of trusses, reinforcing steel work and expanded metal, also done by the force of this Department extra filling has also been placed in this building to bring the floor of same up to the standard street grade.

29 batches of concrete placed in machine shop at the West 57th Street Yard.

COAL POCKETS.

Coal Received During the Year.

Under contract No. 1083—

210 tons of Anthracite Coal.

24 tons of Cumberland Coal.

Under contract No. 1098—

1576 2110/2240 tons Anthracite Coal.

Under contract No. 1124—

770 tons of Anthracite Coal.

40 tons of Cumberland Coal.

Under contract No. 1129—

2073 710/2240 tons Anthracite Coal.

Under contract No. 1145—

1842 2090/2240 tons of Anthracite Coal.

Total, 6537 430/2240 tons, received during the year.

Miscellaneous Work at the West Fifty-seventh Street Yard, North River, Done hy

the Department Force.

Kept in condition engines and cement hoists, concrete mixing platforms and derricks; repaired store-house, shed, sand and stone bins, rebuilding concrete platform; the Department property was cared for and the Department Yard kept in a satisfactory condition.

Also the yard gangs have been engaged in storing materials and delivering same under various contracts; repairing offices, making tool and coal boxes, etc., for the various section offices; handling and tiering all cement for various sections both on the North and East Rivers. General yard work, such as removal of snow, etc., has also been attended to.

Handled, sawed and planed timber for use on Department work.

Built and painted tool houses for use of sweepers on North and East Rivers.

Cleaned up Pier.

Made and repaired tools.

Made rope and hanging fenders.

Made ladders, pike poles, patterns, etc.

Repaired and painted buildings, shops, etc.

Repaired coal pockets, bins, chutes, machinery, boilers, engines, steam and water pipes, etc.

Attended and looked after all the Floating Property laid up at West 57th Street.

Built, painted and placed tool houses on Department work for use of sweepers.

Made tide gauge staffs, tools, stakes, drills, chisels, etc., for use of Surveyors, etc., at West 57th Street Yard.

For Surveying party:

Made sets of sounding rods, and keys, and repaired tools.

Repaired automatic tide gauges, houses, etc.

Made boat hooks.

Built and painted new office at West 57th Street Yard for use of Dockmaster at West 35th Street, District 8. Placed same.

Removed old office from West 35th Street, District No. 8.

Department Yards.

Work Done for Municipal Ferries.

B. O. 3760.—Made repairs at Whitehall Terminal. B. O. 3761.—Made repairs at St. George Terminal. B. O. 3809.—Made repairs to Staten Island Ferryboats. B. O. 4716.—Made repairs to 39th Street Terminal—Manhattan.. B. O. 4717—Made repairs to 39th Street Terminal—Brooklyn. B. O. 5560.—Repairing new 39th Street Ferryboats. B. O. 5598.—Made repairs to 39th Street Ferry Terminal—Manhattan. B. O. 6006.—Made repairs at Whitehall Terminal. B. O. 6007—Made repairs to St. George Terminal. B. O. 6009.—Made team gang planks for 39th Street Ferry Terminal. B. O. 6010.—Repairing Staten Island Ferryboats. B. O. 6011.—Repairing 39th Street Ferryboats. B. O. 6012.—Repairing 39th Street Ferryboats. B. O. 6085.—Building a fire proof structure for oil, etc., at St. George. B. O. 6152.— Getting out material and fitting engine etc. for land ways at Whitehall Terminal; also made tool house. B. O. 6371.—Fitted up drums of Engine for use of land ways at St. George Terminal; also constructed derrick. B. O. 6376.—Constructing a shelter between the ferry house and trolley terminal at St. George, S. I. B. O. 6654.—Working on overhead construction on the plank approach leading to 39th Street Ferry Bridge Terminal. B. O. 6661.—Placing canopies on the two bridges at Manhattan Terminal of Staten Island Ferry. Repaired coal carts for use at St. George Terminal. Getting out pipe for fire lines at St. George Terminal. Made ticket booths for St. George Terminal. Fitting up coal hoisting plant for 39th Street, South Brooklyn. Repaired plumbing work at Engineer’s Office, Manhattan Terminal, 39th Street Ferry. August 1st to 5th, 100-Ton Derrick removed old Ferry Bridge from Scow “U” and placed bridge on pier at Stapleton, S. I.

Fitted up steam coal hoist at St. George, S. I.

Miscellaneous Work at Other Localities.

B. O. 4606.—Getting out pipe, fittings, etc., for borings between 28th and 61st Streets, South Brooklyn.

B. O. 4926.—Made repairs as called for on Recreation Piers on East River.

B. O. 4927.—Repaired Dockmasters Officers from time to time as required. B. O. 5090.—Building concrete boiler house, Blacksmiths Shop, etc., at West 57th Street Yard.

B. O. 5897.—Cut up and removed boiler house from Recreation Building on East 3rd Street Pier. Old material stored at West 80th Street Yard. Also repaired deck and timbers on East 3rd Street Pier.

Department Yards.

B. O. 5909.—Repaired boat landing at Pier “A,” N. R.

B. O. 5915.—Repaired damage done to Borer Woodcock by Tug “Genessee” on November 25th, 1907.

B. O. 5616.—Sawed timber for East 2-5th Street Pier.

B. O. 5959.—Repaired and painted Dockmasters’ Offices. Also furnished supplies.

B. O. 5929.—Repaired Isles of Safety on North River.

B. O. 5976.—Repaired recreation building at East 112th Street.

B. O. 5985.—Rebuilt and painted Dockmaster’s Office at Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, and placed same thereat.

B. O. 5996.—Repaired damage done P. D. No. 17 at Pier New 19, N. R.

B. O. 6069.—Prepared plans and specifications for construction of a tug.

B. O. 6121.—Repaired damage done to Canal-boat “J. B. Blake.”

B. 0. 6137.—Placing tool house for use of sweepers at Pier 31, N. R.

B. O. 6151.—Destroyed old ferry bridge stored on scow at West 57th Street

Yard.

B. O. 6185.—Repaired Canal-Boat “Robert Newcomb” damaged by Tug “Man

hattan.”

B. 0. 6201.—Erected iron fence and provided band stand and electric light equipments on the stairways and roof of the Recreation Structure at Cedar Street, N. R.

B. O. 6270.—Placed a folding or sliding gate on Recreation Structure at Cedar Street, N. R.

B. O. 6273.—Fitted up 4-inch pipe for fire service at Chelsea Section Piers.

B. O. 6274.—Constructed three skiffs for use as life boats on Recreation Piers.

B. O. 6388.—Installed sky-light in roof of waiting room at Whitehall Ferry Terminal.

B. O. 6427.—Constructed Office for use of Assistant Superintendent of Docks Wooley at Pier New 33, E. R.

B. O. 6428.—Constructed Office (at West 57th Street Yard) for use of Assistant Superintendent of Docks Powers, same placed on bulkhead, West 34th Street, N. R., November 10th, 1908.

B. O. 6435.—Made 2 signs, “No boat permitted to land” for Depot Place.

B. O. 6463.—Repaired Power Boat “Augustine” damaged by Tug “Manhattan” at West 99th Street, N. R.

B. O. 6509.—Constructed Office at Pier New 33, E. R., for use of Mr. Duntze, Assistant Engineer, James Slip Section.

B. O. 6633.—Repaired Lighter No. 213 of Penn. R. R., damaged by Department Tug “Brooklyn” August 31st, 1908.

B. O. 6640.—Made 5 sign boards fcr Surveyor’s Office, Jamaica Bay.

B. O. 6680.—Working on Isles of Safety on marginal street, North River.

B. O. 6729.—Constructed office on upper floor of Pier 33, E. R., for use of Surveying Party.

B. O. 6733.—Metropolitan Sewerage Commission at Pier “A,” N. R. Fitted up room, with basin, shelves and heating arrangements.

B. O. 6818.—Repaired gate of Recreation Building at Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn.

B. O. 4981.—Gummed out circular saws for New Bellevue Section, E. R.

Concrete Block Account.

The following blocks were built during the year:

New Bellevue Section Blocks Nos. 154-155-156-157-158-159-160-161-162-163, all of 54 batches each.

Yorkville Section Y. L. standard blocks Nos. 89-90-91-92, all of 26 batches each. Yorkville Section Y. L. special No. 93, of 25 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. L. modified special No. 94, of 24 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. L. modified special No. 95, of 24 batches.

Department Yards.

Yorkville Section Y. L. standard No. 96, of 26 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. L. modified No. 97, of 24 batches.

Also Yorkville Section Y. L. modified Nos. 98-99-100-101-102-103, all of 24

batches.

Yorkville Section Y. U. standard blocks Nos. 92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-100-101-102-103-104-105, all of 21 batches.

The following blocks were shipped during the year:

1 B. W. C. block—8 lin. ft. to the East River.

New Bellevue Section blocks Nos. 154-155-156-157-158-159-160-161-162-163, all of 54 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. L. standard Nos. 89-90-91-92, all of 26 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. L. special No. 93, of 25 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. L. modified special, of 24 batches.

Yorkville Section Y. U. standard Nos. 92-93-94-95-96-97, all of 21 batches.

New Bellevue Section blocks Nos. 134-135-136-138-139-140-141-143-144.

Blocks Nos. 134-135-136-138-139-143, contained 54 batches each: blocks Nos. 140-141 and 144 contained 53 batches each.

West 15th Street Timber Basin.

Timber has been received and cared for at this basin and issued to the work as needed. A table showing the receipts and disbursements of timber from this basin will be found later on in the report.

Sherman's Creek Pile Basin, Harlem River.

At this pile basin piles were placed in cradles as received for storage from the West 75th Street Basin, also as ordered from the cradles and shipped to the various localities in different parts of the City. This included both yellow pine piles of various lengths and oak piles.

Work was continuous throughout the year.

West 80th Street Yard, North River.

Under Engineer’s Order, removed stone and sand from pier; shifted material; built tool house and shed; overhauling blocks, etc.; removing rubbish; repaired shanty; building lean-to; storing mooring posts and armature plates; scraping armature plates preparatory to repainting same.

Fitted up old Dockmaster’s Office for use at West 80th Street Yard; placed same thereat.

East Twenty-fourth Street Yard.

WORK DONE AT THE YARD.

Concrete Block Account.

5945 batches of concrete were made and placed in molds during the year, for the following blocks finished:

25 ML Blocks (Nos. 153, 164 to 184, inch, and 186 to 188, inch).

6 JS Blocks (Nos. 21-26 inch).

28 YSB Blocks (Nos. 3 to 30, inch).

75 YL Blocks (Nos. 30 to 88, inch; 108 to 115, inch; 118 to 124, inch, and 127) 71 YU Blocks (Nos. 32 to 91, inch; 111, 112, 116, 117 and 121 to 127, inch)

Blocks on Hand December 31st, 1907.

1 ML Block.

1 UU Block.

1    YL Block.

20 JS Blocks.

2    YSB Blocks.

Blocks Shipped During the Year. To New Bellevue Sec.

17 ML Blocks.

To James Slip Sec. 26 JS Blocks.

1 ML Block (No. 138).

To Blackwell Sec. 30 YSB Blocks.

47 YL 47 YU

To Yorkville Sec. 17 YL Blocks.

17 YU

Total Blocks Shipped During the Year—Summary of Above Items.

30 YSB Blocks.

64 YL 64 YU 18 ML 26 JS

Note.—5 of the ML Blocks shipped to New Bellevue Sec. and 4 of the YU Blocks shipped to Yorkville Sec. were not set up to Dec. 31st, 1908.

1 ML Block, No. 138,‘made at West 57th St., was returned to E. 24th St. Yard after being taken up from New Bellevue Sec.

This leaves the number of blocks on hand Dec. 31st, 1908, at the E. 24th St. Yard, as follows:

9 ML Blocks. (Nos. 167, 174, 178, 179, 180, 182, 183, 184, 187).

1 UU Block. (No. 48).

12 YL Blocks. (Nos. 108-115 inch, and 120, 121, 124 and 127).

7 YU Blocks. (Nos. 89, 90, 111, 116, 117, 122 and 125).

Tabular Balance.

ML.

UU. YSB. YL. YU.

On hand, December 31st, 1907 Made during year............

25

28

75

71

Total ..........

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Balance on hand Dec. 31st, 1908.. 9

General Yard Work.

Old Slip Section, E. R.—Tools and implements were made and repaired for the pavers. Toolhouse was taken apart.

Maiden Lane Section, E. R.—Tools and implements were repaired.

Fulton Section, E. R.—Tools were made. Tide staffs were made and painted. Diver’s outfit and concrete mixing machine were repaired. Concrete material was loaded on scow for shipment. Timber was rafted.

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Department Yards.

James Slip Section, E. R.—Tools and implements were made and repaired. Rods, chains, bolts, chain hole rammer, etc., were made. Timber was rafted. Concrete material, iron, mold boards and boom hoist were loaded on scows for shipment.

Market Section, E. R.—Mooring posts were loaded on scow for shipment. Paver’s tools were repaired.

Jefferson Section, E. R.—Tools and implements were made and repaired. Timber and piles were rafted. Iron and concrete material were loaded on scows for shipment. Float stage was built. Mooring postfc returned were stored.

New Bellevue Section, E. R.—Tools and implements were made and repaired as required. Sewer templets, bolts, sewer boxes, binding frames, and tide staffs were made. Batterways and mattress frames were repaired. Granite and coping were cut. Dowels were cut in the granite. Concrete material was loaded on scow. Iron was shipped. Timber was rafted. Sewer boxes were shipped. Mooring posts returned were stored.

Yorkville Section, E. R.—Tools and implements were made and repaired as required. Anchor bolts, ring bolts, shutters, roofing boards and fenders were made. Mixing box and iron tub and cart were repaired. Coping, roofing boards, concrete material, etc., were loaded on scow for shipment. Timber was rafted. Granite was prepared.

Blackwell Section, E. R.—'Tools and implements were made and repaired as required. A drawing table, bolts, mold boxes, chain hole rammer, sewer templet and fenders were made. Bolts, ladder and surveyor’s instruments were repaired. The following was shipped to the section: Granite, coping, concrete material, mooring posts, iron, oak fenders, and timber. Iron rods were made. Granite and coping were cut and prepared for the section.

Acct. B. O. 4564.—Tools and implements were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 4866.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 5438.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 5459.—Leaders and toilet seats were made for E. 3d St. and E. 24th St. Recreation Bldgs. Flogging chisels were repaired for E. 3d St. Recreation Bldg.

Acct. B. O. 5578.—Timber was secured.

Acct. B. O. 5579.—A silt basin, timber, etc., were shipped to E. 104th St., H. R.

Acct. B. O. 5616.—Timber was rafted. Pile bands were welded. Saws were filed. Spike was repaired. Bolts were repaired and threaded.

Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 5701.—'Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 5859.—Timber was rafted for repairs to 132d Street Pier, H. R. Timber was rafted for repairs to E. 26th Street and E. 100th Street Piers. Chains were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 5891.—Timber was rafted. Picks and bars were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 5793.—'Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 5796.—Timber was rafted. Iron was shipped. Flogging chisels and pile bands were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 5794.—Flogging chisels were made and repaired.

Acct. B. O. 5907.—Flogging chisels were made.

Acct. B. O. 5925.—Tools and implements were made and repaired. Catamaran and pile bands were repaired.

Acct. B. 0. 5930.—Oak piles and timber were rafted. Bolts were threaded.

Acct. B. O. 5955.—Chains and iron rods were made.

Acct. B. O. 5975.—Toilet seats and scaffold hangers were made.

Acct. B. O. 5976.—Scaffolds and hangers were made; also toilet seats and chisels. Tools were repaired.

Acct. B. 0. 5977.—Scaffold hangers and irons for gates were made. Bolts were threaded.

Acct. B. 0. 6006.—Broken stone was loaded on scow for shipment.

Acct. B. O. 6007.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6018.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6023.—Pike hooks and sights were made. Flogging chisels and chains were repaired. Concrete material was loaded on scow. Tools and implements were made and repaired as required. Fenders, concrete forms and bolts were made. A batterways was built. Concrete material, iron tubs, wire screens and iron were loaded on scow for shipment.

Acct. B. O. 6024.—Cold chisels, drift pins and flogging chisels were made.

Acct. B. O. 6041.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6042.—Cant hooks were made.

Acct. B. O. 6034.—Chains were made.

Acct. B. O. 6047.—Collect Order.—Iron washers and wrenches were made. Timber and iron were shipped. Flogging chisels, pile bands, wrenches and augers were repaired. Bolts and spikes were threaded.

Acct. B. O. 6059.—Pike poles, cant hooks and ring bolts were made. Bars, chains and pile bands were repaired. Timber and piles were rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6091.—-Window frames, galvanized iron signs, desk and boxes were made. Bolts were threaded.

Acct. B. O. 6096.—Cant hooks and pike poles were made. Timber was rafted and iron was shipped.

Acct. B. O. 6116.—Timber was secured. Bolts were threaded and repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6119.—Pile bands were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6152.—Concrete material was loaded on scow. Wheelbarrows were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6211.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6230.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6263.—Box was made for tinsmiths. Bolts were threaded.

Acct. B. O. 6264.—Wooden horses, iron braces, hangers, tool boxes were made. Bolts were threaded and tools were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6344.—Chains, block and fall, turnbuckles were repaired. Wrenches, bolts, chains, pike poles and pile bands were made.

Acct. B. O. 6456.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6375.—Piles and timber were rafted. Chains were made.

Acct. B. O. 6429.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6473.—Iron straps were made.

Acct. B. O. 6474.—Window sashes were made and painted. Irons were made for toilet seats.

Acct. B. O. 6484.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6488.—A gangway was built for the ferryboat “Middletown.”

Acct. B. O. 6506.—Bolts were threaded. Timber was rafted.

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Department Yards.

Acct. B. 0. 6569.—Landways and rollers were loaded on scow.

Acct. B. 0. 6572.—Ring and anchor holts were made. Pile bands and chains were repaired. Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. 0. 6583.—Pile bands were made and repaired. Anchor irons and chains were made. Anchor chains were repaired. Iron was prepared.

Acct. B. O. 6598.—Bolts were made and threaded. Timber was rafted. Timber bars and chains were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6607.—‘Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6611.—Iron was shipped.

Acct. B. O. 6620.—Timber was rafted.

Acct. B. O. 6654.—Timber bars were repaired.

Acct. B. O. 6684.—Timber was rafted. Cleat bolts were made.

Acct. B. O. 6685.—Cement was loaded on scow. Granite tools were dressed Bolts were made.

Acct. B. 0. 6791.—Timber was rafted. Chains and flogging chisels were made.

Acct. B. O. 6906.—Ladders were made.

Acct. B. O. 6911.—Timber was rafted.

Chelsea Section, N. R.—Bridgestone was cut. Dowels were cut in granite.

Claremont Section, N. R.—Granite dowels were cut, and coping dogs were repaired. Coping stone was loaded on scow for shipment to section. Granite tools were dressed.

East Twenty-fourth Street Office.

The Engineer’s office at the East 24th Street Yard has been maintained and kept in repair and a record room built for the storage of records. The offices were painted inside and outside.

Care and Maintenence of the Yard.

Repairs were made to the following: Hoisting engine, trolley crane, shops and shanties around the yard, platforms, leaders and gutters in the yard, storage bins, toilets, water pipes, engine room and engines, various tools and implements, etc.

Sheds, shops, platforms, toilets, engine room, trolley crane, stone sheds inner and outer ends of E. 25th St. Pier, and fences around the yard were painted.

A new gate was made for E. 25th Street entrance. A new smokestack was put on blacksmith shop and engine room. New falls were fitted up for hoisting engine. Broken glass in windows of shops, shanties, etc., was replaced. A guard rail was fastened on trolley crane. Ladders were built for use in yard. The yard was cleaned and Department property cared for.

Wallahout Basin.

The old material storage basin was reestablished in April and has been maintained and kept in order during the year. Material has been stored and old material sold at Public Auction.

Hired Tugs.

Furnished under Contract No. 1052 by Charles McNeill. Services of Tugs, 296^ hours.

Furnished under Contract No. 1125 by Flannery Towing Line. Services of Tugs, 2624% hours.

SALE OF OLD MATERIAL.

The following old material was sold at public auction July 14th and July 15th, 1908, and removed by the purchasers:

Sale of Old Material.

Joseph P. Day, Auctioneer, will sell, on behalf of the Department of Docks and Ferries, on Tuesday, July 14th, 1908, and on Wednesday, July 15th, 1908, commencing at 10.30 o’clock a. m. on Tuesday, July 14th, 1908, at the Department Yard, foot of West Eightieth Street, North River, and continuing at Timber Basin, foot of West Seventy-fifth Street, North River; at the Pile Basin, at Shermans Creek, Harlem River; at the Department’s Yard, foot of Twenty-fourth Street, East River; at Wallabout Basin, Brooklyn; at the ferry terminal at Thirty-ninth Street, Brooklyn, and at the ferry terminal at St. George, Borough of Richmond, the following lots of old material:

At the Department Yard, Foot of West 80th Street, North River.

Lot No. 1.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 30 inches in diameter by about 10 feet long.

Lot No. 2.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 72 inches in diameter by about 18 feet long.

Lot No. 3.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 72 inches in diameter by about 18 feet long.

Lot No. 4.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 54 inches in diameter by about 16 feet long.

Lot No. 5.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 48 inches in diameter by about 12 feet long.

Lot No. 6.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 60 inches in diameter by about 14 feet long.

Lot No. 7.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 54 inches in diameter by about 15 feet long.

Lot No. 8.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 36 inches in diameter by about 12 feet long.

Lot No. 9.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 42 inches in diameter by about 10 feet long.

Lot No. 10.—One horizontal return tubular boiler, about 54 inches in diameter by about 16 feet long.

Lot No. 11.—Miscellaneous pieces of boiler fronts and flues.

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Lot No. 12.—Four vertical boilers—

One, about 36 inches by 84 inches.

.Two, about 42 inches by 90 inches.

One, about 48 inches by 102 inches.

Lot No. 13. Five engine frames, with miscellaneous parts (engines are not complete) —

One, about 8-inch by 16-inch horizontal single cylinder steam.

One, about 18-inch by 24-inch horizontal single cylinder steam.

One, about 7-inch by 10-inch horizontal single cylinder steam.

One, about 12-inch by 24-inch horizontal single cylinder steam.

One, about 9-inch by 16-inch White & Middleton gas engine.

Sale of Old Material.

Lot No. 14.—Five pumps, as follows:

One single cylinder artesian well pump, manufactured by A. T. Cooke, steam cylinder and frame.

One single cylinder horizontal, manufactured by Blake.

One Knowles duplex horizontal.

One Foster single cylinder horizontal.

One belt driven vertical single cylinder.

Lot No. 15.—One single cylinder horizontal pump, manufactured by Foster Pump Works, about 15-inch by 614-inch by 14-inch.

Lot No. 16.—One Worthington horizontal duplex pump, about 12-inch by 814-inch by 10-inch.

Lot No. 17.—One lot of machinery, as follows:

One belt driven air compressor, about 6-inch by 8-inch.

One belt driven Sturtevant blower, fan 3-foot by 14-inch.

One belt-driven high pressure blower, built by American Gas Furnace Company.

Lot No. 18.—One lot of machinery (machines not complete), as follows:

One punch, about 20-inch throat.

One punch, about 32-inch throat.

One punch, about 14-inch throat.

One horizontal punch.

One bending roll, rolls about 6 feet long.

One post drill, cone pulley, belt drive, hand feed, spindle about 2% inches in diameter.

Lot No. 19.—One bevel shearing machine, 8-inch blades.

Lot No. 20.—One swing saw frame, made by Connell & Dengler, Rochester, N. Y., about 5-foot 6-inch swing.

Lot No. 21.—One resawing machine, manufactured by Connell & Dengler, Rochester, N. Y., about 42-inch saw.

Lot No. 22.—One wood planer, manufactured by A. S. Wood Company, top, bottom and side cutters, over all dimensions about 1714 feet by 5 feet.

Lot No. 23.—One rip saw, table and frame for saw about 16 inches in diameter. Lot No. 24.—One pile of freezing cans, about 22 by 24 by 12 feet.

Lot No. 25.—One lot of machinery, as follows:

Two Pratt & Whitney No. 3 turret machines.

One two-spindle drill Pratt & Whitney vertical rotary table for drilling bicycle rims.

One engine lathe, 8 inches by 22 inches.

Lot No. 26.—One lot of iron pipe fittings, valves, etc., principally ammonia fittings, about 25 by 13 by 2 feet high.

Lot No. 27.—One lot of tanks, etc., as follows:

One tank about 3 feet in diameter by about 8 feet.

One tank about 4 feet by 3 feet by 3 feet.

Two tanks about 10 inches in diameter by about 5 feet.

Three.tanks about 16 inches by 7 feet by 7 inches.

One tank about 48 inches in diameter by 34 inches high.

One tank about 3 feet in diameter by 6 feet.

One tank 48 inches in diameter by 34 inches high.

One tank 3 feet 3 inches by 4 feet 6 inches.

Two open boxes 16 inches by 2 feet by 4 feet.

One steam box with legs about 17 inches in diameter by 34 inches.

Lot No. 28.—One lot of shafting, pulleys and hangers, as follows:

Shafting, 1 15-16 inches to 3 3-16 inches in diameter, about 400 feet total. Pulleys, faces from 3 inches to 30 inches, as follows:

12 inches to 24 inches in diameter, about 27 pieces.

24 inches to 36 inches in diameter, about 29 pieces.

36 inches to 48 inches in diameter, about 9 pieces.

Over 48 inches in diameter, about 3 pieces.

Hanger frames of miscellaneous sizes and patterns, about 100 pieces.

Lot No. 29.—Six elevator cages, with counterweights and parts of equipment. Lot No. 30.—One lot of wooden doors sheathed with light iron, in four piles, as

follows:

About 19 feet by 15 feet by 2 feet 4 inches high.

About 19 feet by 15 feet by 4 feet high.

About 8 feet by 13 feet by 9 feet 6 inches high.

About 11 feet by 15 feet by 5 feet high.

Lot No. 31.—One pile of old tin, about 8 feet by 4 feet by 2 feet 6 inches. Lot No. 32.—About 16 iron hose reels.

Lot No. 33.—One lot of 12 slate slabs, about 5 feet 6 inches by 2 feet. Two ice boxes and one drinking tank.

Two broken porcelain urinals.

Two semi-porcelain wash tubs.

One marble basin top.

Seven flush tanks for toilets.

Lot No. 34.—About eleven tons of scrap iron.

Lot No. 35.—About 2,000 pounds of old rope.

Lot No. 36.—About 36 pairs of old rubber boots and three second-hand diving

dresses.

Lot No. 37.—One phoenix column used for mast, 42 feet long by 12 inches in diameter.

Lot No. 38.—One double-cylinder, four-drum hoisting engine; two drums operated by one cylinder.

Lot No. 39.—Three feed water heaters—one about 15 inches diameter by 7 feet high, one about 12 inches by 14 inches, one about 18 inches by 24 inches.

Lot No. 40.—One pile of 12-inch channel iron, about 40 feet by 11 feet by 4 feet. Lot No. 41.—One pile of miscellaneous iron shapes.

Lot No. 42.—One lot of awning frames.

Lot No. 43.—Four piles of old wooden doors, sashes, window lights, etc.

Lot No. 44.—One lot of flat iron plates.

At Timber Basin, Foot of West 75th Street, North River.

Lot No. 45.—Raft 25 feet square, seven courses 4 inches by 10 inches plank.

At Shermans Greek, Harlem River.

Lot No. 46.-—One wrecked steam launch.

At East 21fth Street Yard.

Lot No. 47.—Raft 20 feet by 30 feet 4 inches by 10 inches yellow pine, twelve

courses.

Sale of Old Material.

Lot No. 48.—Heap of junk containing about 60 sewer bands, about 60 feet of 2-inch pipe, about 600 pounds of screw bolts, about 250 pounds of miscellaneous iron, about 300 linear feet of 2-inch wire cable, about 300 pounds of 1%-inch and 2-inch water pipe, about 100 pounds of wire.

Lot No. 49.—About 52 pairs of old rubber boots, about 8 diver’s dresses, one length of cotton fire hose.

Lot No. 50.—About 16 old shovels, about 7 old wheelbarrows, about 100 old wheelbarrow wheels.

At the Wallahout Basin, Brooklyn.

Lot No. 51.—Raft, 27 yellow pine pile butts, 22 to 24 feet long.

Lot No. 52.—Raft, 25 feet by 50 feet, one course of 12-inch by 12-inch yellow

pine.

Lot No. 53.—Raft, 25 feet by 50 feet by 2 feet 6 inches; 4-inch by 10-inch and 5-inch by 10-inch yellow pine.

Lot No. 54.—Catamaran “A,” 75 yellow pine pile butts, 10 to 40 feet long; 45 oak pile butts, 10 to 30 feet long.

Lot No. 55.—Catamaran “B,” 116 yellow pine pile butts, 15 to 25 feet long; 12 oak pile butts, second hand, 20 to 35 feet long.

Lot No. 56.—Raft, 20 feet by 30 feet, containing 12 inches by 12 inches, 3 inches by 10 inches and 2 inches by 10 inches, three courses deep.

Lot No. 57.—Raft, 90 feet of 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 11 feet of 8-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 30 feet of 6-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 11 feet of 4-inch by 12-inch yellow pine and 90 feet of 2-inch by 10-inch yellow pine.

Lot No. 58.—One broken catamaran, 25 feet by 35 feet.

Lot No. 50.—24 spruce mould boards.

Lot No. 60.—Raft of 3-inch by 10-inch and 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, eight

courses.

Lot No. 61.—30 linear feet of 12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 150 linear feet of 6-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, 150 linear feet of 10-inch by 12-inch yellow pine.

Lot No. 62.—Raft, 15 feet by 35 feet by 4 feet 6 inches, containing three courses 12 by 12, one course 3 by 12 and one course 1 inch by 10 inches.

At 39th Street Ferry Terminal, South Brooklyn. Lot No. 63. One locomotive boiler.

At St. George, Staten Island.

Lot No. 64.—About 6,000 pounds of scrap iron (cast).

Lot No. 65.—About 6,000 pounds of old wrought iron tubes.

Lot No. 66.—About 500 pounds of old wire rope.

Lot No. 67.—About 50 old barrels.

Lot No. 68.—About 1,500 pounds of old condenser tubes.

Lot No. 69.—About 2,400 pounds of old rubber hose and matting.

Wednesday, November 4th, 1908.

At the Wallabout Basin, Brooklyn.

Lot No. 1.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 30 feet by 30 feet, about 9 courses deep.

Lot No. 2.—4-inch by 10-inch and 5-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 20 feet by 35 feet, about 3 feet 8 inches deep.

Lot No. 3.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, about 53 pieces 25 to 30 feet long; 6-inch by 12-inch yellow pine timber, one course, 10 to 12 feet long.

Lot No. 4.—3-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 20 feet by 21 feet, about 7 courses deep.

Lot No. 5.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 22 feet by 24 feet, 12 courses deep.

Lot No. 6.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 30 feet by 35 feet, 16 courses deep.

Lot No. 7.—4-inch by 10-inch and 4-inch by 12-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 20 by 35 feet by 1 foot 6 inches deep.

Lot No. 8.—2-inch by 10-inch and 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 26 feet by 27 feet by about 2 feet 6 inches deep.

Lot No. 9.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber; dimensions about 30 feet by 37 feet by 7 courses deep.

Lot No. 10.—8-inch by 8-inch, 10-inch by 10-inch, 12-inch by 12-inch, 4-inch by 14-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 15 by 22 feet by about 3 feet deep.

Lot No. 11.—About 43 yellow pine pile butts, 12 to 27 feet long.

Lot No. 12.—12-inch by 12-inch and 4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 27 by 35 feet, 1 course, 12 by 12 inches; 3 courses, 4 by 10 inches.

Lot No. 13.—8-inch by 10-inch and 12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine timber, dimensions about 18 linear feet of 8-inch by 10-inch, about 410 linear feet of 12-inch by 12-inch.

Lot No. 14.—12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine timber, about 280 linear feet.

Lot No. 15.—9 yellow pine pile butts, 20 to 30 feet long.

Lot No. 16.—4-inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 8 courses deep, size 22 feet by 25

feet.

Lot No 17—4 inch by 10-inch yellow pine, 5 courses deep, size 24 feet by 25

feet

Lot No 18—12-inch by 12-inch second nand yellow pine; 15 pieces, 15 to 30

feet long

Lot No 19.—12-inch by 12-inch yellow pine, dimensions 28 by 28, 2 feet 6 inches deep; length, 19 to 2S feet.

Lot No. 20.—Piles, 21 by 30, 3 feet deep, 5 to 30 feet long. Piles, 18 by 24, 3 feet deep, 5 to 24 feet long. The two rafts tied together with 300 linear feet of 5-inch rope.

Lot No. 21.—4 by 10 yellow pine, 21 by 25 by 1 foot 6 inches deep, 10 to 25 feet long.

Lot No. 22.—Raft of second-hand yellow pine piles, 30 piles, 5 to 40 feet long, and 10 piles, about 30 feet long.

At the Department Yard, Foot of East 2J/th Street, Borough of Manhattan.

Lot No. 23.—150 linear feet 1%-inch wire cable.

Lot No. 24.—2,500 pounds structural shapes and 3-inch wrought iron pipe and miscellaneous iron.

Lot No. 25.—10 old diver’s dresses and 13 pairs of old diver’s mitts.

Lot No. 26.—About 150 pounds of old rope.

Statement of Granite, East 24th Street Yard, January 1st to December Jist, 1(408, inclusive.

Price

per Cubic Amount. Foot.

Balance on Hand December 31, 1908.

Issued to THE Works.

On Hand I Received During the Year.

Jan. 1, 1908

Date of Treasurer’s Order No. Contract No.

Treasurer’s Order or Contract Number.

Class.

$21.05

$0.64

.89

14.18

11.55

OX'S

7.97

52.91

133.48

4,614.96

6,944.44

11,523.63

2,191.07

$25,520.34

32.9

290.8

32.9

290.8

SOX

13.5

13.5

01 I

iO

00

.74*

.92*

05    *0

05    05

1.03*

.'.'4

05    05

00    05

10.5

10.5

6.0

37.2

43.2

10.7

10.7

57.2

140.5

4,458.9

7,387.7

12,947.9

2,213.2

40.3

155.3

823.4

592.4

1,381.7

1,875.9

4,871.5

14,823.8

7,084.7

97.5

155.3

963.9

5,051.3

8,769.4

15,439.0    21,908.5    10,068.5    27,279.0

Headers and Stretchers.. . Treasurer’s Order No. 16,145 | June 15, 1892

20,024 j May 24, 1899 20,392 March 1,1900 20,676 Aug. 21, 1900 679 May 18, 1900 717 Oct. 21, 1901 ! 782 Dec. 30, 1903 j 840 April 6, 1904 932 Aug. 3, 1905 j 978 March 2, 1906 1,032 Nov. 2, 1906 1,126 April 4, 1908 Contract No. Class II. 1,126 April 4, 1908

Contract No.

Coping

Totals

Report of Stock on Hand, Purchased, Received from Sections and Issued from West 57th Street Yard, North River, for the Year Ending December 31st, 1908.

Balance of stock on hand December 31st, 1907

Purchased to December 31st, 1908............

Received from Sections ...................

$236,500.43 .148,278.70 .    7,409.91

Total to be accounted for...................

Issued to the following Sections:

Floating Property ...............................

North River Sections ............................

East River Sections ..............................

General Repairs .................................

Dock Superintendent ............................

Pier “A,” North River............................

West 57th St. Yard, N. R., care and maintenance... Timber Basins, West 75th St. and Shermans Creek

Concrete Block Account..........................

Municipal Ferries ...............................

Balance of stock on hand December 31st, 1908......

$392,189.04

$40,339.14

16,013.37

26,923.42

688.79

5,130.57

1,050.80

16,961.64

9,084.48

1,684.38

55,687.81

218,624.64

Total

$392,189.04

Total Amount of Various Kinds of Lumber in Department Stock on Dec. 25tli. 1908.

Yellow Pine Oregon Pine White Pine

Oak .......

Spruce ....

Ash ........

Cedar .....

Locust .... Mahogany .

3,904,335 ft. b. m. 94,052 ft. b. m. 153,719 ft. b. m. 519,336 ft. b. m. 591,675 ft. b. m. 5,966 ft. b. m. 14,019 ft. b. m. 1,307 ft. b. m. 1,643 ft. b. m.

Novelty

Siding

Pcs.

1,000

606

1,606

Sawed

White Roofing Oak Boards

Pcs.

5,190

5,190

21,029

Statement of the Transactions of the Timber Basin During the Tear iqo8.

Sawed Spruce M. D. T. & G.

Sawed

Spruce

3"

BY 4" BY 16'

Sawed Sawed Spruce Spruce

3"

H"

by 9" by 4" BY 13' BY 13'

Oak

Piles

Sawed | Sawed Yellow New j New Pine Oak | Oregon Piles Pine

Sawed

New

Spruce

Sawed New Y. P.

Pcs.

Pcs.

Pcs.

Pcs.

893

371

43

2,018

5,985

295

1,610    1,147

295    2,018    21,029

1,610    1,147

F. B. M. F. B. M. F. B. M. F. B. M.

3,260,283 j 91,902    296,854    95,444

178,450

209,853

381,396

41,900 ■ 3,280,357 1,448,240 3,257

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Totals......... 8,034,307    683,151 ! 475,304 j 95,444    12,409 ;    1,307

Novelty

Siding

Pcs.

1,606

16

16

1,590

1,606

Roofing

Boards

Pcs.

5,190

909

150

09

816

4,374

5,190

Sawed

White

Oak

F. B. M.

21,029

906

906

20,123

21,029

Sawed Spruce M. D. T. & G.

Pcs.

2,018

500

50

550

1,468

2,018

Sawed

Spruce

3"

by 4" BY 16'

Pcs.

295

295

295

295

Sawed

Spruce

3"

by 4" BY 13'

Pcs.

1,147

103

10

75

188

959

1,147

Sawed

Spruce

ir

BY 9" BY 13'

Pcs.

1,610

O O CO CD iO

242

1,368

1,610

Oak

Piles

1,307

98

478

68

227

876

431

1,307

Yellow

Pine

Piles

12,409

886

1,959

21

61

3,117

9,292

12,409

Sawed

New

Oregon

Pine

F. B. M.

95,444

1,392

1,392

94,052

95,444

Sawed

New

Oak

Sawed

New

Spruce

F. B. M. F. B. M.

683,151 [475,304

860

30,875

2,375

Sawed New Y. P.

F. B. M.

8,034,307

1,783,885    52,787 j 17,936

1,705,157    11,452 j 10,941

127,565 |    1,288

214,945 93,328 77,810

149,100    82,792

318

4,151,790    148,637 I 62,987

3,882,517 | 534,514 ,412,317

8,034,307    683,151    475,304

On Hand, Dec. 27, ]

1907 and......... }

Receipts for 1908.. J

Deliveries 1908

N. R. Sections.........

E. R. Sections.........

Floating Property.....

General Repairs.......

Borough Brooklyn.....

Staten Island Ferry. . . . 39th Street Ferry......

Total Deliveries........

On hand, Dec. 25, 1908.

Totals......

Work Done for Other Departments.

WORK DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Work Done for Finance Department.

During the year the Department tugs under Floating Property were in the service of the City Paymaster for 752% hours.

WORK DONE FOR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES.

Pier, Foot of 26th Street, East River.

B. O. 6375.—Relates to removal of ferry rack on the northerly side of pier, and build a new rack for the steamboat “Lowell.” Department of Public Charities. Begun June 26th, 1908; finished July 21st, 1908.

East 53rd Street, Pier, East River.

B. O. 6592.—Relates to the driving of 4 spring piles on the southerly side, chock same and place a C. I. Cleat at the inshore end at the side of the gangway. Department force. Department of Public Charities. Begun September 2nd, 1908; finished September 4th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 120th Street, Harlem River.

B. O. 5924.—Relates to the driving of 4 oak piles for the Department of Public Charities. Begun March 19th, 1908; finished March 21st, 1908.

Float Foot 125th Street, Harlem River.

B. O. 6093.—Drove piles, repaired stage and gangways. Work begun April 28th, 1908; finished May 5th, 1908.

Goal Dock, Blackwell's Island (Home of the Aged and Infirm).

B. O. 5815.—Repaired backing and sheathing and fastened piles. Work begun December 26th, 1907; finished January 8th, 1908.

Coal Dock, Blackwell's Island (Metropolitan Hospital).

B. O. 5923.—Repaired sheathing and fastened spring piles. Work begun February 21st, 1908; finished March 6th, 1908.

1908; finished March 6th, 1908.

City Hospital, Ferry Dock, Blackwell's Island.

B. O. 5980.—Drove piles and fastened with chain and braces. Work begun April 1st, 1908; finished April 3rd, 1908.

Storehouse Dock, Blackwell's Island.

B. O. 6248.—Drove piles and repaired decking and sheathing. Work begun June 18th, 1908; finished June 29th, 1908.

Coal Dock, E. S., Blackwell's Island.

B. O. 6197.—Repaired fender system and sheathing. Work begun May 6th, 1908; finished May 15th, 1908.

Easterly Side Blackwell's Island.

B. O. 6792.—Built extension to dock 35x50 ft. Work begun November 28th, 1908; finished December 26th, 1908.

Sluiceway, North Brother Island.

B. O. 6896.—Cut out backing logs and decking and built sluiceway. Work begun December 26th, 1908.

Freight Dock, Randall's Island.

B. O. 6643.—Repaired sheathing and backing logs, etc. Work begun October 9th, 1908; finished October 22nd, 1908.

Coal Dock, Randall's Island.

B. O. 6644.—Repaired decking and sheathing and drove piles. Work begun October 23rd; finished November 27th, 1908.

South Dock, Hart's Island.

B. O. 6628.—Repaired decking and sheathing. Work begun October 7th, 1908; finished November 27th, 1908.

Pier, Foot Summer-field Avenue—Borough Richmond.

B. O. 5886.—Repaired sheathing. March 27th, 1908.

Work begun March 23rd, 1908; finished

WORK FOB DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION.

South Dock, Hart's Island.

B. O. 5817.—Repaired sheathing and drove piles. Work begun January 9th, 1908; finished January 31st, 1908.

Breakivater, Hart's Island.

B. O. 6224. Drove piles and planked face of breakwater. Work begun May 25th, 1908; finished June 17th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

Betiveen 16th and 17th Streets, East River.

B. O. 5794.—Relates to making necessary repairs to the backing log. Health Department. Begun January 9th, 1908; finished January 21st, 1908.

North Brother's Island.

B. O. 6569.—Relates to lowering and widening runway southerly pier on the westerly side, per request of Health Department. Begun September 30th, 1908; finished November 5th, 1908.

North Brother's Island, East River.

B. O. 6583.—Relates to driving necessary piles. Department force. Health Department. Begun August 19th, 1908; finished September 22nd, 1908.

Work Done for Other Departments.

North Brother's Island.

B. 0. 6611.—Relates to the construction of pile approach, north of the south sea wall. Department force. Health Department. Begun September 9th, 1908; finished September 29th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR BELLEVUE AND ALLIED HOSPITALS.

Pier (Old) 53, East River.

B. O. 6438.—Relates to driving berthing piles on westerly side of pier for the ferryboat “Westfield.” Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. Department force. Begun July 9th, 1908; finished July 11th, 1908.

Between 26th and 28th Streets, East River.

B. O. 6302.—Relates to the driving of four fender piles, placing of three cleats; also a gang plank. Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. Begun June 16th, 1908; finished June 18th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 91st Street, East River.

B. O. 6488.—Relates to the berthing of the boat “Middletown.” Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. Began July 25th, 1908; finished July 28th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Landing Float, East 120th Street, H. R.

B. O. 6514.—Repaired breakwater and gangway. Work begun September 11th, 1908; finished September 26th, 1908.

Float, Foot 122nd Street, H. R.

B. O. 5893.—Pulled and re-drove piles and repaired stage. Work begun February 18th, 1908; finished February 20th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF P. B. AND O.

B. O. 6138.—Placed public bath and built platform around same. Work begun June 25th, 1908; finished October 14th, 1908.

Free Public Bath, 218th Street, Hudson River.

B. O. 6457.—Drove 6 oak piles. Work begun July 16th, 1908; finished July 18th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR THE PRESIDENT BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Platform, Foot of Dock Street, Brooklyn.

B. O. 6287.—Drove pile and repaired backing logs and fenders. Work begun June 10th, 1908; and finished June 17th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY.

Opposite 154tJi Street, Hudson River and Cromwell's Creek.

B. O. 6419.—Relates to driving 8 test piles and removing same after results have been obtained. Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity. Begun July 8th, 1908; finished July 11th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.

49th Street, Hew York Bay.

B. 0. 6906.—Relates to furnishing launch and laborers for the purposes of inspecting sewer outlet on December 19th, 1908. Begun and finished December 19th, 1908, for the Commissioner of Accounts.

WORK DONE FOR HENRY HUDSON MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

Under B. O. 6590, the Department force drove 18 test piles for the Bridge Department site of Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge, Harlem River. Begun August 31st, 1908; finished September 17th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT.

Canal Street, North River.

B. O. 5984.—A part of the runway to the dump at this pier was replaced. Begun March 17th, 1908 and finished May 23rd, 1908.

Pier, West 30th Street.

B. O. 6163.—Sheathing and the wing logs on the overhang of the middle dump were replaced. Begun May 28th, 1908 and finished June 17th, 1908.

Pier, West 47th Street.

B. O. 6345.—The center dumping board at this pier was rebuilt and sundry repairs made to the outer dumping board on the pier. Begun June 28th, 1908 and finished July 30th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 30th Street, East River.

B. O. 6047.—Relates to the erection of a dumping board on the southerly side of the pier. Department of Street Cleaning. Begun April 30th, 1908; finished June 24th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 60th Street, East River.

B. O. 5891.—Relates to the erection of a dumping board for the Department of Street Cleaning. Begun January 24th, 1908; finished March 2nd, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 61st Street, East River.

B. O. 4866.—Relates to repairing the northerly side of the pier. Department of Street Cleaning. Begun March 27th, 1908; finished April 20th, 1908.

Work Done for Other Departments.

WORK DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

B. O. 6003.—Relates to the removal of the old dumping board. Department of Street Cleaning. Begun March 19th, 1908; finished March 26th, 1908.

Riker's Island, East River.

B. O. 6500.—Relates to driving of piles at the southerly gap and placing on same wire netting furnished by the Department of Street Cleaning. Cost to be collected. Begun August 3rd, 1908; finished August 5th, 1908.

Riker’s Island, East River.

B. O. 6296.—Relates to driving of piles 25 ft. apart inside of rip-rap enclosure. Department of Street Cleaning. Begun June 1st, 1908; finished June 13th, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Fire Boat Landing, Battery.

B. O. 6001.—Repaired decking and sheathing. Work begun April 4th, 1908; finished April 11th, 1908.

Pier 32, East River.

B. O. 6058.—Relates to tearing up decking, etc. Fire Department. Begun March 31st, 1908; finished April 1st, 1908.

East 99th Street Pier, East River.

B. O. 6071.—Relates to replacing piles, etc. Fire Department. Begun April 2nd, 1908; finished April 7th, 1908.

RECAPITULATION OF DREDGING DONE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Location.

Amount Cu. Yds.

Authoriz’n Begun.

Finished.

Dump 30th St.

“    47th St.

“ Clinton St. “ Stanton St. “    46th St.

“    107th St.

“    107th St.

“    139th St.

929

B-O. 6450 B-O. 6187 B-O. 6873 B-O. 6613 B-O. 5857 B-O. 5858 B-O. 6064 B-O. 6674

July 30, 1908 May Dec.

Sept.

Jan.

Jan.

Apr.

Oct.

5,    1908 22, 1908 22, 1908 15, 1908 10, 1908

4, 1908

6,    1908

July

May

Dec.

Sept.

Jan.

Jan.

Apr.

Oct.

31, 1908

6,    1908

22,    1908

23,    1908 15, 1908 13, 1908

4, 1908

7,    1908

Bulkhead, 125th St.

Float Area, 125th St.

Coal Dock, Randall’s Island

Oct.

Apr.

July

7, 1908 28, 1908 6, 1908

Oct.

Apr.

Oct.

8, 1908 29, 1908 10, 1908

Fire Department.

Fire Boat Area, foot 132nd St. H. R.    4008    B-O. 6664

Neiv York Nautical School.

Pier, foot 24th St., So. Side    E. R.    5795    B-O. 6326

Oct.

June

1, 1908

16, 1908

Oct.

June

5, 1908

22, 1908

DRAUGHTING ROOM.

Report of Work Done in the Draughting Room for the Year Ending December 31, 1908.

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ESTIMATES AND STUDIES FOR CONTRACT WORK.

Plans, specifications and forms of contract and estimates have been prepared as follows:

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, East River:

Under.an Engineer’s Order, plans and studies have been prepared for building piers and covered dump for the use of the Department of Street Clean-

ing

Work suspended.

Pier No. 84 at 44th Street, North River:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans, specifications and form of contract for building a freight shed on the pier and bulkhead have been practically com-

pleted

Work suspended.

Whitehall Terminal Ferry House:

Under Contract No. 1056, Messrs. Walker & Morris prepared plans and specifications in conjunction with this office for this ferry house. These plans were finished and forwarded with an estimate of cost, July 24th, 1907.

(Contract No. 1099 was advertised and all bids rejected; readvertised and contract awarded to the Snare & Triest Co., July 2nd, 1908, for $464,640.)

89th Street Ferry Terminal, Manhattan:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans were prepared for paving the street area in front of the 39th Street Ferry Terminal and forwarded. .March 6th, 1908.

Atlantic and Hamilton Avenue Ferries:

Work suspended.

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans for new ferry substructures, platforms, racks, etc., have been prepared to replace the structures now occupied by these ferries near the foot of Whitehall Street

Pier No. 53, Chelsea Section, North River:

August 26th, 1908.

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans, specifications and form of contract for building a freight shed or steamship terminal at this pier, were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost

Pier “A”, North River:

December 3rd, 1908.

Under B. O. 6681, plans, specifications and form of contract for steel filing cases to be furnished and installed in the record room on the first floor were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost

Draughting Room.

Chelsea Section, North River:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans, specifications and form of contract for furnishing cast steel mooring posts were prepared and forwarded with an es-

timate of cost

February 28th, 1908.

(Contract No. 1121 awarded to J. Edward Ogden Co. for $4786.03.)

Chelsea Section, North River:

Supplementary plans have been made for the shed Contracts Nos. 1054, 1090 and 1091 and shop drawings to the extent of 1124 have been checked and corrected.

Chelsea Section, North River:

Plans, specifications and form of contract have been prepared for installing a dry sprinkler fire protecting system for the piers and bulkhead platforms between West 13th and West 22nd Streets, North River, and forwarded with an estimate of cost, July 7, 1908.

(Contract No. 1151 advertised and withdrawn by direction of Com

missioner.)

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

Tiffany Street, East River:

Under B. O. 5450, plans, specifications and form of contract for a new pier 100 feet wide at the foot of Tiffany Street have been practically completed. The work is now suspended awaiting further instructions.

Cheever Place, Harlem River:

Under B. O. 5450, plans, specifications and form of contract for a new pier and adjacent bulkhead have been practically completed. The work is suspended awaiting further instructions.

Fordham Landing, Harlem River:

Under an Engineer’s Order, studies for a new pier at Fordham Landing have been made.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

39th Street Terminal Ferry House:

Under Contract No. 1057, George B. Post & Sons have been engaged in the preparation of plans in conjunction with this office for a terminal ferry house

at 39th Street, Brooklyn. This work is still

In progress.

Between 31st and 32nd Streets:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans and studies have been made for a freight shed to be built upon the proposed pier between 31st and 32nd Streets,

Brooklyn. This work is still

In progress.

South Brooklyn:

Under an Engineer’s Order, studies have been prepared for combination pile and concrete piers and for reinforced concrete piers.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Jamaica Avenue, Astoria:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans and specifications have been prepared for

In progress.

a new pier, 60 feet wide. The work is still

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Stapleton Ferry Terminal:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans, specifications and forms of contract for building the Stapleton Terminal ferry house were prepared and forwarded with an estimate of cost, April 17, 1907, by the architect, G. P. Snelling, in conjunction with this office.

(Contract No. 1071 not yet advertised.)

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIRS BY DEPARTMENT LABOR OR UNDER DEPARTMENT

ORDERS.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

West 57th Street Yard:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans were prepared for a concrete oil house, and forwarded

April 24, 1908.

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

No work ordered.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Gowanus Section:

Under an Engineer’s Order, studies have been prepared for the bulkhead wall to be used between 28th and 36th Streets, South Brooklyn. The work is still

In progress.

Between 51st and 52nd Streets, South Brooklyn:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans and an estimate of cost were prepared for a pile platform proposed to be leased to the Commercial Coal Company and forwarded

December 21, 1908.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

No work ordered.

Draughting Room.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

St. George Terminal:

In progress.

An estimate for repairing the lay-up pier was prepared and for-

March 27, 1908.

Under an Engineer’s Order, studies have been prepared for a concrete and reinforced concrete retaining wall along South Street approach. The work is still

warded

St. George Terminal:

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans were prepared and submitted for a sprinkler system for the trolley platform in rear of ferry house.

Under an Engineer’s Order, plans were prepared for kiosks and for fruit and news-stands.

GENERAL.

Fender and Rack Piles:

Under an Engineer’s Order, zinc pile caps have been obtained for protecting the heads of fender and rack piles.

Reinforced Concrete Beck:

The standard plans for reinforced concrete deck have been revised to provide for a %-inch concrete wearing surface.

NEW PLANS FOR WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENT AND MAPS FOR CHANGES

IN LINES.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Between Montgomery and Jackson Streets, East River:

The new plan of 1871 was amended by the establishment of seven piers: two 70 feet wide and the other five 60 feet wide in place of six piers 60 feet wide. A marginal street 30 feet wide with its northerly side coincident with the southerly side of South Street was also established extending from about the westerly side of Montgomery Street to the westerly side of Corlears Hook Park prolonged.

This new plan was forwarded February 29, 1908, adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, March 2, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, April 14, 1908, and filed as 95 C.

Pier No. 66, North River:

Maps showing changes in the lines of Pier No. 66, North River, as shown on the amended new plan of 1897, by widening the inner 193 feet on the north side 100 feet, and 90 feet outshore therefrom about 50 feet were made, and forwarded October 9, 1908. No action thereon has as yet been taken.

Between East Jt2nd and East 53rd Streets, East River:

A new plan extending from the north side of East 42nd Street to the north side of East 53rd Street, establishing eleven piers, each 60 feet in width, a marginal street 125 feet wide from the south side of East 42nd Street to the north side of East 47th Street, and 60 feet wide from the north side of East 47th Street to the north side of East 49th Street.

This plan was forwarded December 24, 1908. Up to the present time no action has been taken thereon.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Between 28th and 36th Streets:

The new plan of 1906 was amended by the discontinuance of the lateral extensions to the piers adjacent to the bulkhead wall. The bulkhead line was carried inshore a distance of 30 feet and a new marginal street 300 feet in width was established. The marginal street between 36th and 38th streets was discontinued. This amended new plan was forwarded, May 25, 1908, adopted by the Commissioner of Docks, June 5, 1908, and approved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, June 30, 1908. It is filed as 3018 E.

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

No plans made or ordered.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

No plans made or ordered.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

No plans made or ordered.

MODIFICATIONS IN BULKHEAD AND PIERHEAD LINES.

East 120th to East 124th Streets, Harlem River, Manhattan:

On June 15, 1908, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension to the pierhead lines as approved by the Secretary of War in 1890. No action has as yet been taken thereon.

Southerly end Blackwell’s Island:

On December 16, 1908, maps were forwarded together with technical description to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to tho

Draughting Room.

Secretary of War for an extension to the pierhead and bulkhead lines, as established by the Secretary of War in 1890. No action has as yet been taken thereon.

West 21st to West 72nd Street, North River:

On March 9, 1908, maps were forwarded to accompany an application from the Commissioner of Docks to the Secretary of War for an extension of the pierhead line. This application was denied.

MAPS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY, GRANT MAPS, LEASE MAPS AND MISCELLANEOUS MAPS.

Maps for the Acquisition of Property:

Maps for the condemnation and acquisition of property along the waterfront for purposes of improvement have been made for the Board of Estimate and for the Corporation Counsel and for general Department use, as follows:

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Rule maps showing property to be condemned at Pier (Old) 32, East River were forwarded

Rule maps showing additional area to be condemned at Pier (Old) 32 East River, were forwarded Rule maps showing bulkhead rights to be acquired between Piers (Old) 52 and (Old) 53, East River, were forwarded Damage maps for property to be acquired between West 15th and West 18th Streets were forwarded Damage maps for property to be acquired between Piers (Old) 2 and (Old) 3, East River, were forwarded Damage maps for property to be acquired between Piers (Old) 17 and (Old) 18 were forwarded

Damage maps for property to be acquired at Pier (Old) 53 East River, were forwarded

D'amage maps for property to be acquired between West 18th and West 19th Streets were forwarded Damage maps for property to be acquired between West 19th and West 20th Streets, were forwarded Damage maps for property to be acquired between West 20th and West 21st Streets, were forwarded Damage maps for property to be acquired at Pier (Old) 14, East River, and adjacent bulkheads were forwarded Maps showing property acquired by the City for waterfront improvement since the organization of the Department were made and forwarded on January 30, 1908, for the use of the Commissioner.

May 14, 1908.

May 21, 1908.

December 3, 1908.

March 24, 1908.

March 27, 1908.

March 27, 1908.

June 11, 1908.

June 29, 1908.

June 29, 1908.

July 10, 1908.

July 27, 1908.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

August 6, 1908.

Damage maps for property to be acquired in the vicinity of Whale Creek were forwarded

Maps for the westerly half of Second Avenue from the south side of 28th Street to the south side of 36th Street, proposed to be turned over to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund were forwarded December 23, 1908.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Damage maps for property to be acquired at Canal Street were for-

warded

January 23, 1908.

Marginal Maps:

The marginal maps from the Battery to West 121st Street, North River and from the Battery to Third Avenue Bridge, East and Harlem Rivers, and from Gowanus Bay to Bay Ridge have been revised and corrected to date, and are now at the printers being photo-lithographed.

Miscellaneous and Special Maps:

A compiled map showing the new plan of 1871, the amended new plan of 1899, and the present waterfront conditions between Catharine Slip and Market Slip for the Corporation Counsel, was forwarded. .February 20, 1908. A map showing Pier (Old) 53 East River with a grant to Dominick Lynch at the foot of Walnut Street for the use of the Corporation Counsel was forwarded

February 24, 1908. A map showing the grant northerly of Berrian’s Landing, Harlem River, Borough of the Bronx, for the use of the Corporation Counsel, was forwarded .

A map showing Tompkins Street, the exterior lines of grant under water and the Harbor Commissioners’ Lines of 1857 for the use of the Corporation Counsel, was forwarded Maps were prepared for the Board of Estimate and Apportionment discontinuing Edgewater Road between Tiffany and Bryant Streets, in the Borough of the Bronx, and extending Bryant, Coster and Ryawa Streets to the established bulkhead line, were forwarded A plan showing the ferry bridge and approach thereto in the northerly slip of- the St. George Ferry Terminal was prepared for the Corporation Counsel for use in a damage case against the City, forwarded Maps showing the streets between West 58th and West 73rd Streets as laid down on Smith’s map of 1850, lines of grants, original high water, established pierhead and bulkhead lines and right of way of the N. Y. Cent. & H. R. R. R. Co., were prepared for the Corporation Counsel and forwarded......

March 17, 1908.

March 24, 1908.

June 2, 1908.

June 16, 1908.

October 21, 1908.

A map showing the Southard exterior streets between East 89th Street and Third Avenue Bridge, Harlem River, and the new plan lines and completed

Draughting Room.

December 1, 1908.

work under new plan, were forwarded Map showing plans and profile of tunnels in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, were made during the year for the use of the Department and for the Corporation Counsel.

A map of the waterfront of the Borough of Manhattan and vicinity has been revised, corrected and prepared for lithographing.

In addition to the foregoing a number of miscellaneous maps have been made during the year showing ferry routes and City and private ownership, studies and sketches of proposed plans and improvements for the use of this Department and other Departments, comprising altogether about 349 maps.

A SUMMARY OF ALL OF THE PRECEDING WORK IS AS FOLLOWS:

Borough of Manhattan:

Plans for construction work

New marginal maps ......

Special maps .............

Sun prints ................

81

235

3926

Borough of the Bronx:

Plans for construction work

New marginal maps ......

Special maps .............

55

Sun prints ...............

Borough of Brooklyn:

Plans for construction work

New marginal maps ......

Special maps .............

Sun prints ...............

17

91

225

Borough of Queens:

Plans for construction work

New marginal maps .......

Special maps ..............

63

10

Sun prints ................

Borough of Richmond:

Plans for construction work

New marginal maps.......

Special maps .............

Sun prints ...............

TOTALS FOR ALL BOROUGHS FOR THE YEAR ARE:

Plans for construction work

New marginal maps ........

Special maps ..............

Sun prints .................

104

347

4443

ROUTINE WORK.

The routine work of the office comprises:

Plans, studies, estimates, specifications and forms of contract for all kinds of construction work within the scope of the Department work.

Special and miscellaneous examinations, investigations and reports.

Special and miscellaneous studies and estimates.

Calculations for establishing the pierhead and bulkhead lines pertaining to the waterfront of Greater New York.

Plotting test piles and borings for permanent record.

Making photographs of work under construction for reports and for record.

Filing and indexing maps and plans connected with the work of the Department or the work of supervision in reference to structures erected under permit by-private parties.

Examinations and reports on all plans accompanying applications for permits by private parties.

Blue printing of maps and plans constantly required.

EXAMINATION OF PLANS SUBMITTED BY PRIVATE PARTIES WITH APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS.

Plans accompanying applications for permits have been submitted for the approval of the Department from time to time. These plans require a careful examination and in most cases a technical analysis as to strength and construction in order to meet the requirements of the Building Code and the special requirements of the Department of Docks and Ferries. The structures covered by these plans include platforms, piers, crib bulkheads, bulkheads and special construction other than crib bulkhead, dumping boards, ferry structures, warehouses, freight sheds, boat houses, coal pockets, coal hoisting towers, etc., etc. The plans examined during the year under this heading are, as follows:

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Pier No. 65, North River:

January 3, 1908.

Repairs to freight shed by the Hamburg-American Line. Plans approved as amended and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

Ferry Terminal Building for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

Draughting Room.

Pier at East 60th Street, East River:

January 22, 1908.

Dumping board and ramp for the Department nf Street Cleaning. Plans approved and reported

Pier at West 44th Street, North River:

January 22, 1908.

A temporary wooden freight shed for the French Line. These plans were amended, conditioned and reported on

East 132nd Street, Hudson River:

January 17, 1908

Building for the Fire Department. Plans approved as amended and reported

West 35th Street, North River:

Building for Fire Department. Plans approved as amended and reported. ... January 17, 1908.

Between East \lst and East 42nd Streets, East River:

Rebuilding 75 feet of bulkhead by the New Amsterdam Gas Company. Re-

ported

May 15, 1908.

Between Piers 50 and 51, North River:

March 4, 1908.

Awning hood for Sanderson & Son. Plans approved as amended and reported

West 58th Street, North River:

March 11, 1908.

Re-construction of intake and discharge tunnels by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. Plans approved and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

March 16, 1908.

Terminal ferry house for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

Pier No. 19, North River:

March 19, 1908.

Protection of pier extension from ferry boats by Erie R. R. Co. Plans approved and reported

Betiveen East 45th and East 43th Streets, East River:

April 3, 1908.

Mast, boom, hopper and belt conveyor for Schwartzchild & Sulzburger. Plans approved and reported

Betiveen East 37th and East 38th Streets, East River:

East lJ/Oth Street, Harlem River:

April 28, 1908.

Ice bridge, scales and tally house for the Estate of Simon Bernheimer. Plans approved and reported

Pier No. Ifl, North River:

April 7, 1908.

Alterations in offices, bulkhead shed, by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R. Co. Plans approved and reported

West 165th Street, North River:

April 14, 1908.

Two-story frame Yacht Club House for the Audubon Yacht Club. Plans approved as amended and reported

West 165th Street, North River:

Plans approved and re-...........April 8, 1908.

Two-story frame boat house for John Dalton, ported ........................................

West 151st Street, North River:

April 20, 1908.

Awning porch for boat house for Alexander Simpson. Plans approved as amended and reported

West 59th Street, North River:

April 21, 1908.

Re-construction for intake and discharge tunnel by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. Plans approved and reported

Between East 25th and East 26th Streets, East River:

April 22, 1908.

10-foot extension to height of office building for Candee, Smith & Howland Co. Plans disapproved and reported

Pier at East 30th Street, East River:

April 23, 1908.

Dumping board to be built by the Department of Docks for the Department of Street Cleaning. Plans approved and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

April 23, 1908.

Ferry rack for ferry terminal for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

April 23, 1908.

Foundations for bulkhead portion of ferry terminal for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported.

Between West 11/Oth and West U/lst Streets, North River:

Plans approved and re-...........May 16, 1908.

Single story boat house for Robert J. Hoguet. ported ..........................................

Draughting Room.

Between West 140th and West 141st Streets, North River:

April 23, 1908.

Three 10 by 10 ft. anchor cribs for float stage for Robert J. Hoguet. Plans approved and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

May 6, 1908.

General plans for ferry house for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

Pier 36, East River:

May 1, 1908.

Ice bridge, office scales and three derricks for the Merchants Union Ice Company. Plans approved and reported

Pier at East 30th Street, East River:

May 16, 1908.

Manure dumping board for M. M. McGirr’s Sons Co. Plans approved and reported

Brooklyn Bridge Pier:

May 5, 1908.

Alterations and repairs to surface of pier by the Ryan-Parker Construction Company. Plans approved and reported

Between East 14th and East 15th Streets, East River:

May 12, 1908.

Coal conveyor and receiving hopper on bulkhead for the Consolidated Gas Company. Plans approved and reported

Between 158th and 159th Streets, Harlem River:

May 16, 1908.

Wooden frame boat house for the J. J. Coogan Estate. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier 61, North River:

June 2, 1908.

Steel structure for storage purposes by the Panama R. R. Co. Plans approved and reported

South Side of West 141st Street, North River.

Shed 14 by 20 ft. for the Colonial Yacht Club. Plans approved as amended

and reported

June 2, 1908.

Between West 130th and West 131st Streets, North River:

June 11. 1908.

5-foot extension to height of office building for Weber-McLaughlin Co. Plans disapproved and reported

Between West 46th and West 41th Streets, North River:

Replacing and repairing fender and repairs to bulkhead by Robert Gordon & Son. Plans approved and reported

East 51st Street, East River:

July 14, 1908.

Remove building 10 by 10 by 20 feet from West 122nd Street to East 51st Street by the Volunteer Life Saving Station. Plans approved and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

August 10, 1908.

Foundation for bridge over West Street for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

West 39th Street, North River:

Fence for the N. Y. Butchers Dressed Meat Company. Plans filed but not reported on.

Pier 18, East River:

Boiler house at the outer end of pier for the N. Y. Wholesale Fish Dealers Association. Plans approved as amended and reported.. September 14, 1908.

Between East 39th and East 40th Streets, East River:

Screen well house for the N. Y. Edison Co. Plans approved and reported.... September 22, 1908.

Between West 26tli and West 27th Streets, North River:

One-story freight shed and pile fender platform for the Lehigh Valley R. R.

Co. Plans approved and reported

October 22, 1908.

Between East 39th and East IfOth Streets, East River:

October 20, 1908.

Ash pit and steel inclined bridge for the N. Y. Edison Co. Plans approved and reported

East 32nd Street, East River:

October 22, 1908.

Coal hoist and operating tower for Burns Bros. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier 9, East River:

October 26, 1908.

Overhead gangway for the Munson S. S. Line. Plans approved as amended and reported

Liberty Street, North River:

Overhead foot-bridge across West Street for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

Draughting Room.

East 23rd Street, East River:

Repairs to ferry house for the Broadway Line by the N. Y. Terminal Company. Specifications approved as amended and reported October 27, 1908.

West 163rd Street, North River:

Boat house for the Cobweb Yacht Club. Plans approved as amended and reported

November 28, 1908.

Between East 65th and East 61th Streets, East River:

Two sewer outlets in bulkhead wall for Mark Eidlitz Sons. Plans approved and reported

November 7, 1908.

West 60th Street, North River:

Re-building extension to grain elevator by the N. Y. Cent. & Hudson River R. R. Co. Plans approved as reported

November 18, 1908.

West Side of Sherman's Creek between Dyckman and Academy Streets:

Crib bulkhead for Daniel E. Seybel. Plans approved and reported November 19, 1908.

Pier 18, East River:

Steel boiler house on easterly half of pier for the N. Y. Wholesale Fish

Dealers Association. Plans approved as amended and reported............

November 28, 1908.

Lexington Avenue and 132nd Street, Harlem River:

Construction of manholes and piercing crib bulkhead by the Empire City Subway Company. Plans approved and reported

December 5, 1908.

Pier 22, East River:

Steel shed on pier and bulkhead platform for the Long Island R. R. Co.

December 14, 1908.

Plans approved and reported

Between East 62nd and East 63rd Streets, East River:

Extension to present platform by the Marina Coal Company. Plans approved as amended and reported

December 15, 1908.

Pier at West Jfith Street, North River:

Dumping board and ramp on the north side of pier for B. Campbell & Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

Between Depot Place and 161th Street, Harlem River:

Pile platform for Gustav H. Schwab. Plans approved and reported January 17, 1908.

Carroll Street, City Island:

Pier and approach for coal handling for Ernest Roeder. Referred to the War Department

February 29, 1908.

Turnbull Avenue, Westchester Creek:

Coal pocket for F. Y. Smith Contracting Company. Plans approved as amended and reported

April 3, 1908.

Bronx Terminal:

Sign board on fender tongue for the Central R. R. of New Jersey. Plans approved and reported

March 20, 1908.

Foot of Schuyler Road, Westchester Creek:

Strengthening present coal handling tower and reinforcing foundation by John F. Bush. Plans approved and reported

May 13, 1908.

10 feet West of Halleck Street:

Pile trestle for George F. Johnson, ported .............................

Plans approved as amended and re-........................June 1, 1908.

Bettveen East 138th and East 139th Streets, Port Morris:

Plans ap-July 18, 1908.

One-story brick building for the Central Union Gas Company, proved and reported

South side Garrison Avenue, West side of Bronx River:

July 30, 1908.

Coal pocket and hoist for James McConnel. Plans approved as amended and reported

231st Street, North River:

Crib dock for John J. McKelvey. Plans approved as amended and reported. August 14, 1908.

Franklin Street, City Island:

Pile runway for Benjamin H. Wood. Plans approved and reported. August 14, 1908.

Draughting Room.

West side Westchester Creek, Westchester Tillage:

August 31, 1908.

Open shed 50 by 50 by 15 ft. for T. E. North. Plans approved as amended and reported

First Slip north of 150th Stret, Harlem River:

September 9, 1908.

Two coal hoppers for Herbert G. Streat. Plans approved as amended and reported

Foot of Bowne Street, west side of City Island:

September 10, 1908

Frame house 25 by 50 ft. for Herman Cordes. Permit for this structure was granted August Gerstle

South side Givan's Creek, near Baychester Station:

Dredging and a temporary dock for John C. Rodgers. Plans approved as

amended and reported

September 29, 1908.

West side City Island Avenue near Cross Street, City Island:

October 3, 1908,

Constructing platform and moving building thereton by Henry L. Thwaite. Plans approved and reported

West side City Island Avenue, near Cross St., City Island:

October 14, 1908.

Constructing platform and moving building thereon by Louisa A. Pell. Plans approved and reported

South side of slip near the north line of 150th Street, Harlem River:

October 20, 1908.

Construction of coal pocket by the Cramer-Meyer Co. Plane approved as amended and reported

Riker's Island:

October 20, 1908.

Pile and timber platforms for the Department of Street Cleaning. Plans approved and reported

Pier foot of Pilot Avenue, City Island:

Frame shed for Robert Jacobs. Plans approved as amended and reported.... November 10, 1908.

Eastchester Bay and Layton Avenue:

November 10, 1908.

Frame building for Robert A. Koempel. Plans approved as amended and reported

South side Garrison Avenue, West side of Bronx River:

Revised Plans for coal pocket and hoist for James McConnel. Plans approved as amended and reported

West side City Island Avenue 325 ft. North of Cross St., City Island:

Construction of platform and moving building thereon by James J. Feeley. Plans approved as amended and reported Nov. 25, 1908.

Pier at the foot of 138th Street, East River:

Dumping Board for the N. Y. Sanitary Utilization Co. Plans approved as

December 11, 1908.

amended and reported

150th Street, Harlem River:

Coal car trestle for Cramer-Meyer Co. reported ..............................

Plane approved as amended and ...............December 24, 1908.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

9th Street, Gowanus Canal:

Concrete pile foundation for power house for the Coney Island & Brooklyn R. R. Co. Plans approved and reported.

January 3, 1908.

Between 64th and 66th Streets:

Racks, piers and bulkhead for the Long Island R. R. Co. Plans approved as

January 22, 1908.

amended and reported

Pier 6 between Cranberry and Middagh Streets:

Extension to pier and freight shed by the New York Dock Company. Plans approved and reported

January 14, 1908.

Bettceen Bay 49th Street and Gravesend Canal:

Sheet pile bulkhead and filling for the Harway Improvement Company. Plans approved and reported

January 17, 1908

South side 9th Street, Gowanus Canal:

Intake and discharge pipes for the Coney Island & Brooklyn R. R. Co. Plans approved and reported

January 25, 1908.

Sheepshead Bay Road:

Boat house on piles for the Brooklyn Rowing Club. Plans were accompanied

by Building Department permit and were approved and reported............

February 18, 1908.

Betiveen 51st and 52nd Streets:

Elevated coal bins for the Commercial Coal Company. Plans approved as amended and reported

Draughting Room.

Hamilton Avenue, Gowanus Canal:

February 26, 1908.

Foundations for steel coal pocket for the Devoe & Reynolds Co. Plans approved and reported

Pier at North 12th Street:

March 3, 1908.

Repairing fire damage to pier by the Standard Oil Company. Plans approved and reported

Pier at North 12th Street:

March 12, 1908.

Rebuilding sheds destroyed by fire for the Standard Oil Company. Plans approved as amended and reported.

Pier at 24th Street:

March 24, 1908.

Sheds, stable, office building and ice platform for the American Ice Company. Plans approved as amended for all structures except the stable, which was referred to the Building Department, and reported

Union Street, Gowanus Canal:

April 7, 1908

Wooden shed extension, 24 by 44 ft. for John Hynes. Plans disapproved and reported

Degraw Street, East River:

Removing and rebuilding bulkhead for flushing tunnel by the John Pierce Co.

Plans approved and reported

March 25, 1908.

Southwest corner Dooley Street and Emmons Avenue:

April 6, 1908.

Dock and boat house on Sheepshead Bay for Anton Lundy. Plans approved as amended and reported

Pier at 21/th Street:

April 20, 1908.

Wooden shed (stable). Plans referred to the Building Department and reported

South side 7th Street Basin:

Coal pocket for L. Conzen. Plans approved as amended and reported May 4, 1908.

Ross Street, Wallahout Canal:

April 23, 1908.

Replacing frame wall destroyed by fire for the Corporation of Frederick Scholes. Plans approved and reported

16th Ave., Bath Beach:

April 24, 1908.

Foundation piles for boat house for the Brooklyn Rowing Club. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between Third and Bond Streets, Gowanus Canal:

Steel oil tank and foundations for the Pure Oil Co. Plans approved and reported

April 23, 1908.

22d Street and Emmons Avenue:

Platform and runway for Wm. Esmark. Plans approved as amended and reported

May 2, 1908.

Union Street, Gowanus Canal:

Awning shelter for protection of workmen for John Hynes. Plans approved as amended and reported

May 4, 1908.

South of Division Avenue:

Rebuilding crib bulkhead and timber dock by the Brooklyn Heights R. R.

May 18th, 1908.

Co. Plans approved and reported

Nelson Street, Gowanus Canal:

10 ft. high board fence on center line of street by the Brooklyn Union Gas Co. Plans approved and reported

June 2, 1908.

16th Avenue, Gravesend Bay:

Boat house for the Brooklyn Rowing Club; referred to the Bureau of Buildings. Plans approved and reported

May 29, 1908.

Between Douglass and Degraw Streets, Gowanus Canal:

Steel coal handling tower for the Scranton & Lehigh Coal Co. Plans ap-

June 2, 1908.

proved and reported

Erie Basin, South Breakwater:

Movable sulphur handling tower for the Union Sulphur Co. Plans approved and reported

June 8, 1908.

Between Bay 82d Street and 23d Avenue:

One-story boat house on piles for Harmon W. Cropsey. Plans approved and reported

June 15, 1908.

Between Wilson and Ross Streets, Wallahout Canal:

Addition to present coal pocket for E. B. Tuttle. Plans approved as amended and reported

Draughting Room.

Foot of 50th Street, South Brooklyn:

Wooden pier for the Bush Terminal Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

August 8, 1908.

Wallahout Channel:

Steel and concrete ash pocket for the Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co. Plans

August 20, 1908

approved and reported

24th Avenue, Gravesend Bay :

Sheet pile bulkhead and filling for Cropsey & Mitchell. Plans approved as amended and reported

August 20, 1908.

Foot of Varick Street, Newtown Creek:

Storage shed for C. L. Miller & Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

September 5, 1908.

Foot of Sheepshead Bay Road and Emmons Avenue:

Dock for boat landing for Mrs. Annie Gilbert. Plans approved as amended and reported

September 14, 1908.

Erie Ba<>in:

Pile pier for John N. Robins Co. Plans approved and reported Nov. 6, 1908.

Neptune Avenue North of West 12th Street:

Mast and derrick, tower, boilers, etc., for the Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. Plans approved and reported

October 14, 1908.

Between Joralemon and Irving Streets, E. R.:

Extending piers 19, 22, 26, 27, 29 and 30 by the N. Y. Dock Co. Plans ap-

October 8, 1908.

proved as amended and reported

Head of 6th Street Basin, Gowanus Canal:

Dumping board and approach for the Brooklyn Improvement Co. approved as amended and reported

Plans October 8, 1908.

South of Rockaway Avenue and West of Denton Avenue:

Frame shed for Frederick Vorbeck. Plans approved and reported October 21, 1908.

North Side Harrison Street Slip:

Covered dumping board, approach and office extension for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved and reported

South Side 6th Street Basin:

Covered dumping board, approach and office extension for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved and reported

October 21, 1908.

Between 42d and iSd Streets, South Brooklyn:

Covered dumping board, approach and office extension for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved and reported

October 21, 1908.

Foot of North 6th Street:

Repairing crib, outer end of pier and renewing fender system for the Brooklyn Cooperage Co. Plans approved and reported

October 21, 1908.

West Side of Gowanus Canal, South of Union Street:

Repairs to crib bulkhead by Thomas H. Lidford. Plans approved and reported

October 20, 1908.

South Side Newtown Creek:

Between Pollock and Apollo Streets. Covered dumping board, approach and office extension for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved as amended and reported...................................October 26, 1908.

West Side of Gowanus Canal and First Street:

Repairs to crib bulkhead by the Standard Oil Co. of New York, approved and reported

Plans November 13, 1908.

West Side Gowanus Canal About 100 Feet South of Percival Street:

Shed for boiler protection for Furman and Birkland. amended and reported................................

Plans approved as November 16, 1908.

Foot of Hudson Avenue:

Dumping board for the Brooklyn Union Gas Co. amended and reported...............................

Plans approved as .November 18, 1908.

Between Harrison and Baltic Streets:

Covered dumping board approach and office extension for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved as amended and reported.. .Nov. 19, 1908

Between South 5th and South 6th Streets:

Covered dumping board and approach for the Borough Construction Co.

December 3, 1908

Plans approved as amended and reported

Draughting Room.

East River, North of Fulton Ferry:

December 3, 1908.

Covered dumping board and approach for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Foot of Greene Street, Greenpoint:

Pile pier for the N. Y. Tanning Extract Co. Plans approved and reported... December 4, 1908.

East Side of Clinton Avenue, Wallabout Basin:

December 11, 1908.

Covered dumping board and approach for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Coney Island Creek, Between West 23d Street and Warehouse Avenue:

December 22, 1908.

Sheet pile bulkhead for the Neptune Avenue Ice Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

East Side Clinton Avenue, Wallabout Basin:

December 24, 1908.

Covered dumping board and approach for the Borough Construction Co. Plans approved and reported

Foot of Greene Street, Greenpoint:

Revised plans of scale pit for Henry Steers. Plan approved and reported... December 28, 1908.

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Between Jfth and 5th Streets, Long Island City:

February 17, 1908.

Two-story frame building for the Long Island R. R. Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Between Rochester and Syrf Avenues, Arverne:

March 30, 1908.

Bulkhead and filling in rear thereof by the Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Center Street, Seaside:

March 21, 1908.

Pile platform for J. W. Wainwright. Plans approved as amended and reported

West of Hayward Street:

Frame building for boiler house north of Dutch Kills for the Long Island R. R. Co. Plans approved and reported February 20, 1908.

Between lJfth and Englis Streets:

Pent house for milling for the Atlantic Macaroni Co. Plans disapproved

March 11, 1908.

and reported

First Street, College Point:

Crib bulkhead and filling for M. A. Spice. Plans approved as amended and reported

March 2, 1908.

Tompkins Avenue, Jamaica Bay:

Widened approach to Pier by the New York & Rockaway Transportation Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

March 18, 1908.

Holland’s Dock, Jamaica Bay:

Driving piles for foundations for two-story and attic building by Peter Kunzweiler. Plans approved as amended and reported

March 16, 1908.

Between lJfth and Englis Streets, Long Island City.

Head house for milling for the Atlantic Macaroni Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

March 30, 1908.

Eldert Dock, Rockaway Beach:

Boat house and runway for the Broadway Boat Club, amended and reported................................

Plans approved as ....April 20, 1908.

Eldert Dock, Grove Street:

House for Mrs. Katie Bachmann. Referred to the Bureau of Buildings and reported

April 23, 1908

Between 7th and 9th Avenues, Bowery Bay:

Driving pile dolphins for the Astoria Veneer Mills, reported ...........................................

Plans approved and .....April 22, 1908.

Betiveen Broadway and Sanford Street:

Piers, platforms and crib bulkhead for the Samuel Stevens Realty Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

May 4, 1908.

East Side Holland’s Dock, Jamaica Bay:

Extension to front porch and runway by Louis Martin. Plans approved and reported

Draughting Room.

South of Broadway, Astoria:

Plans ap-July 2, 1908.

Piers, bulkheads and slips for the Samuel Stevens Realty Co. proved and reported

8th Street, Long Island City:

July 30, 1908.

Repairing bulkhead and driving fender piles by the Standard Oil Co. of New York. Plans approved and reported

Between 3d and lyth Streets, Long Island City:

August 14, 1908.

Pile platform for Walter E. Irving. Plans approved as amended and reported

Harris Avenue, Long Island City:

August 10, 1908.

Temporary shed 10 by 40 feet for the Vulcan Rail & Construction Co. Plans approved and reported

Wave Crest, foot Amerman Avenue, Arverne:

August 25, 1908.

Sheet pile bulkhead for Edward L. Somerville. Plans approved as amended and reported

West Side Dutch Kills, South of Hunter's Point, Long Island City:

August 27, 1908.

Timber bulkhead on pile platform for G. W. McNulty. Plans approved as amended and reported

West Shore of Luyster Creek:

September 22, 1908.

Crib bulkhead and dike for the Astoria Light, Heat & Power Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

Southeast of Berrian’s Island:

November 6, 1908.

Piles, platform and dike for the Astoria Light, Heat & Power Co. Plans approved as amended and reported............

Lawrence Point and West End of Berrian’s Island:

Extending present bulkhead and constructing crib bulkhead by the Astoria

Light, Heat & Power Co. Plans approved as amended and reported........

November 24, 1908.

Northwest Corner First Street and First Avenue, College Point:

December 3, 1908.

Frame building 40 by 80 feet for Wm. Henry Kraemer. Plans approved as amended and reported.......................

West of Lawrence Street and North of Amity Street:

Pile platform for Chas. W. Coop. Plans approved as amended and reported. December 3, 1908.

North Side Flushing Creek:

Pile platform bulkhead for the Phoenix Construction Co. Plans approved as amended and reported

East End 11th Street Basin, Long Island City:

Repairs to crib bulkhead by George Call & Co. and A. Klaber. Plans ap-

proved as amended and reported

December 18, 1908.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

Nelson Avenue, Great Kills:

January 21, 1908.

Reporting runway and building crib for small boat by Jacob Sauer. Plans approved and reported

Tompkinsville:

March 21, 1908.

Widening and extending Pier No. 2 by the American Dock & Trust Co. Plans approved and reported

Wave Street, Stapleton:

General repairs to pier by H. K. S. Williams. Plans approved and reported. April 8, 1908.

Pier No. 6, St. George:

Rebuilding pier by the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. Plans approved and

reported

March 20, 1908.

Between Andros and Mersereau Avenues:

Filling in between piers at Mariners Harbor, pier extension and bulkhead by the Burlee Dry Dock Co. Plans approved as amended and reported. April 7, 1908.

Prince's Bay Road:

April 10, 1908.

Removal of pier at Seguine Point by the Johnston Bros. Realty Co. Plans approved and reported

Seguine Point Road:

Plans approved and ......April 23, 1908.

Rebuilding pier by the Johnston Bros. Realty Co. reported............................................

Prospect Street, Stapleton:

May 28, 1908.

Repairs to long dock and building cribwork by Brady Bros. Plans approved and reported

North Side of the North Laying-up Slips:

June 2, 1908.

Department building for the Fire Department. Plans approved as amended and reported

Prince's Bay:

Repairs to dock by Nathaniel L. Butler. Plans approved and reported June 2, 1908.

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Draughting Room.

Foot of Grant Street, Stapleton:

Construction of timber basin for Thomas Williams, reported............................................

Plans approved and ......July 18, 1908.

Between Burgher Avenue and Elm Street, W. New Brighton: Frame shed for Frank McWilliams, ported .............................

Plans approved as amended and re-....................August 15, 1908.

Between Elm Street and Sharpe Avenue, W. New Brighton:

Construction of crib dock by the Standard Oil Co. Plans approved and reported

August 10, 1908.

New Dorp Lane, New Dorp:

Reconstruction of crib dock by Talbot Root. Plans approved and reported. August 25, 1908.

North Side of Richmond Terrace Opposite South Avenue, Mariners Harbor:

Plans approved as amended and re-.................'December 18, 1908.

Boat house for Wm. M. Haughwaut. ported..............................

Foot of Main Street, Tottenville:

Rebuilding outer portion of pier by Frederick W. O. Schmitz. Plans approved as amended and reported

December 23, 1908.

WORK DONE FOR OWNERS, LESSEES, AND OTHERS, ETC.

Work Done for Alleged Owners, Lessees and Others by Agreement with Same, or on Their Refusal or Neglect to Comply with the Order of the Department, AND AT THE EXPENSE OF THE PARTIES FOR WHOM THE WORK Is DONE.

NORTH RIVER.

Pier 19, N. R.

B. O. 6318.—Repairs were made to this pier where damaged by the Steamer “Boston” and cost reported for collection from the New England Navigation Co. Work begun June 2 and finished June 10, 1908.

B. O. 5942.—Repairs were made to this pier where damaged by the Ferryboat “Tuxedo” of the Erie R. R. Co. and cost reported for collection from the same. Begun and finished February 14, 1908.

B. O. 6636.—Zinc caps were placed on the pile heads for the New England Navigation Co. Begun and finished October 29, 1908.

Pier Canal Street, N. R.

B. O. 6062.—Two spring piles were driven at this pier and the cost reported for collection from the Nortons, Peekskill & New York Day Line. Begun and finished May 6, 1908.

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Work Done for Owners, Lessees, and Others, etc.

Pier 58, N. R.

B. O. 6599.—Repairing damage done by Penn. R. R. tug “Belvedere” to Pier 58, N. R. Begun Dec. 24; finished Dec. 26, 1908.

Pier West 51st Street.

B. 0. 6619.—Parts of the pile clusters at this pier were repaired and renewed at the cost and expense of the Cornell Steamboat Co. Begun October 1 and finished October 3, 1908.

Pier West 55th Street.

B. O. 5958.—The pier where damaged by the Tug “Reliable” was repaired at the cost and expense of the McElroy Steamboat Co. Begun March 5 and finished March 7, 1908.

Pier Old 34, E. R.

B. O. 6594.—Repairs were made to the pier for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R. Co. Begun August 27th; finished September 15th, 1908.

Pier, Foot of 3d Street, E. R.

B. O. 5750.—Relates to the repairs to pier where damaged by barge and tug of N. Y. C. & H. R. R. Co. at their cost. Begun and finished January 23d, 1908.

Piers, Foot of 18th and 21st Streets, E. R.

A. G.

Corn-

Order

B. O. 6041.—Relates to removing and redriving spring piles, etc. Foster. Begun April 7th, 1908; finished April 12th, 1908.

U. S. S. Aileen.

B. O. 4510. Relates to supplying anchor and chain for moorings, mander 2d Naval Batt., N. Y. Commenced August 14th, 1908; suspended, returned October 22d, 1908.

Foot of 46th Street, E. R.

B. O. 6899.—Plug one 3-inch and one 8-inch pipe in event of failure of Thos. Conville Brew. Co. to remove said pipes within 10 days from the 14th inst. Dept. Force. Not begun.

Foot of E. 74th Street, E. R.

S. O. 21008.—Relates to the placing of a wooden fender system in front of the bulkhead now being constructed by the Manhattan Railway Co. Cost to be reported for collection from said Company. Begun February 20th, 1902; suspended.

Pier for 100th St., E. R., South x/%.

B. O. 6758.—Repaired sheathing, begun December 9th and finished December 11th, 1908.

Cost to be collected from lessee.

Work

Amount

Paid.

$3,750 89

$12,420 73

$810.72

$7,850 78

Class 7., $33,028 30 Class 10

$2,009 60

$295,062.65

/    $251,660.02

$53,484.00

1 Class 2.,

/ $1,800 00

$33,497 12

Class 1., $105,581 50

$92,882 90

1 Class 1.,

I $14,037 04 I Class 2.,

$1,063.87

Class 3.

$6,344.12

Class 5

$293.20

Class 7.

$3,128.68

Class 8.

$2,609.19

Class 9.

$416.30 $372.42 $2*212.13

Class 10

Class 11

$11.469.24

Contracts.

Contract Price.

61 cents

$5,300.00

75 cents

$12,396 58

/ Class 1., 48 cents

Class 2., 98 cents

5% of contract price

Class 7., $33,028 30. Class 10., $2,009 60

Class 1., $1.30............

Class 2., $265,093.00......

Class 3., Item 1, 65 cents; Item 2, $1.10; Item 3,

$1.40.................

Class 4, Item 1, $58; Item

2, $12

.00

/ Class 1., 28 cents.........

\ Class 2., $236,273.00.....

Contracts Under Which Work Has Been Done.

Work

Finished.

Work

Begun.

Contract.

Number.

Feb. 25, 1908....|

April 7, 1905....

For furnishing, delivering and putting in place small cobble. Dated Feb. 17, 1904...........

Class 1. Under New Plan

829

Class 2. In progress. . .

In progress....

Class 1.,

Feb. 18, 1908.

Class 1.,

Aug. 1, 1908. .

printing, binding and delivering Annual Reports and Indices and Binding Minutes of the Department of Docks & Ferries for years 1902 and 1903, and Indices of the Minutes of the Department of Docks for the years 1870 to 1893 inclusive. Class 2 dated April 19, 1905........

For furnishing and delivering Quarry Stone. Dated Jan. 19, 1906.........................

For furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Supplies. Dated March 3, 1906..................

For

894

May 27, 1908..

Class 7.,

Jan. 21, 1908.. Class 10.,

June 9, 1908...

June 11, 1908. .

'8061 ‘96 M ’l'MV

5% of contract price,

.00

/ Class 1., $1.00.. 1 Class 2., $48,870

.00

/Class 2., $1,800

16 cents

$9 35

Class 1., $27.34

Class 1., $14,037.04 Class 2., $1,063.87. Class 3., $6,344 12 Class 5., $293.20... Class 7., $3,128.68. Class 8., $2,609.19. Class 9., $416.30. . . Class 10., $372.42.. Class 11., $2,212.13

$4.39

$647,800.00

Feb. 16, 1906....

Class 1.,

Mar. 27, 1906. .

For furnishing, delivering and putting in place 1 Class 1.,

small cobble. Class 1, dated Feb. 19, 1906. . . J Dec. 7, 1907....

May 18, 1906...

For furnishing and delivering Sand and Broken Stone. Class 2. Dated April 18, 1906........

For preparation of plans and specifications for 1 ferry house for the New 39th Street Ferry, Manhattan Terminal. Dated, Sept. 17,1906.. .    . J

Class 7.,

Nov. 12, 1906. . Class 10.,

Nov. 8. 1906. . .

For furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Supplies. Dated Class 7, Oct. 29, 1906; ClasslO, Oct. 25, 1906...............

966. Under New Plan

.. Class 1. Under New Plan.....

967

975. Under New Plan

980. Under New Plan

985. Municipal Ferry

1004. Under New Plan

Nov. 5, 1906. . .

Nov. 1, 1006. . .

Oct. 16, 1908...

Jan. 23, 1907.. .

For removing old piers and ferry structures between Whitehall and Broad streets, E. R., Borough of Manhattan, and for building new ferry structures for the 39th Street Ferry Terminal, and for dredging thereat. Dated Sept.

For removing old structures between 38th and 39th streets, Borough of Brooklyn, and for building new ferry structures for the new 39th street kerry Terminal, and for dredging thereat. Dated Oct. 16, 1906

Preparing plans and specifications for buildina a 1

ot The f

Class 2.,

June 16, 1908. .

Class 2.,

|Jan. 17, 1907.. .

preparing for and painting the hulls of the 1

For

1019. Municipal Ferry

1022. Municipal Ferry

1030. Municipal Ferry

1036. Not Under New Plan..............

1038. General Repairs

April 29, 1908..

Mar. 4, 1907... .

jF°r dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on tke 1

¹ Febth7,te.BOrOUgh °f Manha^" <3BaSS 1

1040. Under New Plan | and General Repairs {

Class 1.,

Feb. 21, 1908....;

Class 1.,

April 3, 1907....

'April 27, 1907... April 28, 1908..I

Class 1.,    Class 1.,

July 3 1907.... Feb. 7, 1908... Class 2.,    Class 2.,

Oct. 15, 1907.. . Jan. 4, 1908...

Class 3.,

Feb. 20, 1908.. Class 5.,

Feb. 18, 1908.. Class 7.,

Feb. 17, 1908.. Class 8.,

Feb. 14, 1908... Class 9.,

Feb. 1, 1908.... Class 10.,

Jan. 4, 1908.. . Class 11.,

Feb. 10, 1908...

Mar. 11, 1908...

In progress.

I For furnishing and delivering Sawed New Yellow 1 Pine or Oregon Pine and Sawed New Spruce Lumber. Dated Feb. 7, 1907....... p e j

Under New Plan { and General Repairs (.

1043

For the excavation and removal of rock over the site of a proposed bulkhead wall and outshore from same, between East 65th and East 74th streets, E. R., Borough of Manhattan. Dated Feb. 23, 1907...........................

1046. Under New Plan

Class 3.,

[July 13, 1907... Class 5.,

Sept. 20, 1907. . 'Class 7.,

I jSept. 20, 1907. . Class 8.,

Oct. 16, 1907.. . Class 9.,

Aug. 29, 1907.... Class 10.,

Oct. 11, 1907... Class 11 ,

Sept. 18, 1907...

F°r furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Supplies. Dated June 3, 1907................. .

1051. Under New Plan

I April 17, 1907. .

Oct. 7, 1907.. . .

, / ' 7,061 ‘S 11-idy paiBQ -sjaAiy pun maosi l 8T11 uo Surnox 'Sinoq ₀0S‘Z inoqu Suiqsmjnj joq

F°andrBroad?tr°r ^ building between Whitehall

a new ferry housefor^he^ew mhltree^Ferry! Manhattan Terminal. Dated July 17, 1907.

1052. Under New Plan J and General Repairs 1.

1053. Municipal Ferry

Amount

Paid.

1 Class 1.,

$34,710 00 Class 2., $14,002.00 Class 3.,

,    $15,243.50

I Class 4.

00'668‘2$

Class 5.,

$37,792.33 Class 6.

$6,739.90

$31,592.01

Class 1.,

$69,367.95 Class 2

$9,908.38

$7,992.20

$52,495.00

$31,867.20

$17,010 00

$52,816.64

$2,975.00

$50,200.00

1 Class 1„

I $2,174.25

Class 1.

$4,365.00

Class 2

$262.00 _ O o

1 Class 2.,    5-

i $10,080.48 p

o_

GO

Contract Price.

$1,132,580.00

3% on $300,000.00

Class 1., $34,710.00 Class 2., $14,002.00 Class 3., $15,243.50 Class 4., $7,899.00.. Class 5., $37,798.33 Class 6., $6,739.90..

21§ cents

Class 1., $11.09 Class 2., $9.82.,

89 cents

$52,495.00

48 cents

$1.62

$54,316.64

$2,975.00

1 Class 1., $1,01 Class 2., $1.60, J Class 3., $2.40

$50,500.00

[ Class 1., 75 cents Class 2., $1.29.

Work

Finished.

In progress.

Class 1.,

April 29, 1908-Class 2.,

In progress.....

Class 3.,

July 9, 1908... . Class 4.,

June 4, 1908. . . Class 5.,

July 3, 1908... . Class 6.,

June 4, 1908. . .

Work

Begun.

jOct. 7, 1907.. . .

Class 1.,

Aug. 29, 1907. . Class 2,,

Aug. 29, 1907. . Class 3.,

Oct. 7, 1907.. . . Class 4.,

Aug. 29, 1907. . Class 5.,

Aug. 29, 1907. . Class 6.,

Aug. 29, 1907. .

June 4, 1907. . . I April 29, 1908-

1908

July 3," 1908..

Class 1.,    | Class 1.,

June 24, 1907. . I Aug. 29, Class 2.,    j Class 2„

June 15, 1907

Jan. 25, 1908.

Aug. 21, 1907. .

July 16, 1908...

[June 20, 1907. .

1907. . Oct. 31, 1908....

April 21, 1908. .

'June 12, 1908. .

/Class 1., $5.82...

1 Class 2., $5.24.......V.

I Class 1., 73 cents, f Class 2., 48 cents.

Sept. 25,

Sept. 6, 1907. . .

Sept. 8, 1907.. .

2, 1907.. ..I Feb. 19, 1908...

Class 1.,

In progress,

Oct. 17, 1908.. .

Class 1.,

Dec. 22, 1908.... Class 2.,

In progress.....

Mar. 20, 1908...

Class 1.,

In progress.....

Class 2.,

May 30, 1908...

Contract.

For preparing for and building freight sheds on Piers Nos. 54 and 56, N. R„ between the foot of Little West 12th street and West 14th street, the Chelsea section, in the Borough of Manhattan, with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platform. Dated August 15, 1907.

Preparation of plans and specifications for and supervision of work of building the superstructure of ferry house and appurtenances at White-haU street, Borough of Manhattan, in the Citv of New York. Dated Feb. 27, 1907

on

For furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Sup-

te cSK, aruS&J: ‘ *nd 6:J™ *

East

For dredging about 150,000 cubic yards on the and Harlem rivers, Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, and in the Borough of Richmond. Dated May 20, 1907

F°3 f1907Shing and delivering Piles- Dated June

For preparing for and building an embankment of np-rap under the ferry structures at St. George, Borough of Richmond. Dated June 12, 1907.

For curbing and flagging and for laying granite pavement with crosswalks within the area of the Marginal Street on the Chelsea section between Bloomfield and West 15th Street, North river, Borough of Manhattan. Dated June 3, 1907..

For preparing for and building at Stapleton, otaten Island, Borough of Richmond, a new terry house and other structures appurtenant thereto in connection with the New Stapleton r erry Terminal..........

17 1907he B°rOUgh °f Richmo«d. Dated June

DatedSwnVl907'“V'ri,‘g    ””“l-

For

wU(I    ?SS ,

ough of Manhattan. Dated August 7, 1907 J Anmnfi 7fe    yf,ar 1905- with the Index and Oct.

SraSLSWjfe Mte™sep?r'i"i¹8oynti"“ j

of Richmond Street’ StaPleton- m the Borough

lafllSHISSsxii, ic,„,,

street Borough of Manhattan; also the an M»vVo’iqoq proach to the Stapleton Ferry Terminal at May 29’ ¹⁹⁰⁸-Staten Island. Dated: Class if Aug 7 1907 Class 2, Aug. 7, 1907................

For curbing and flagging and for laying

I'm., „ 19M

DSd"Vl“™907⁸ .S“d "11 brok“ ! f°£ «. 1907,.

Nov. 18, 1907. .

|Sept. 23, 1907..

Class 1.,

Sept. 23, 1908.. Class 2.,

Nov. 18, 1907...

granite

; Furnishing and delivering about 750 tons of anthra-DatedJuly 1 *1907.⁵° t0nS °f Cumberland coal.

saw* stars stfsk-ia

Dated July⁰2⁰ 19071C ^ °f    St°ne'

Number.

1054. Under New Plan

1056. Municipal Ferry

1058. Under New Plan J

1060. Under New Plan

a w o3.£

SE

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<D OJ

"c S

^<5

1067. Municipal Ferry

1069. Under New Plan

1071. Municipal Ferry

1072. Under New Plan and General Repairs

1073. Under New Plan \

1074. Under New Plan

1076

1077. Ferry Construction .............

1078. Under New Plan nd General Repairs

1081. Under New Plan

1082. Under New Plan

1083, Under New Plan

For

1084. Under New Plan

. Amount Paid.

$31,036.00

$3,800.00

$17,303.00

Class 1-A, $54,769.25 Class 1-B, $14,184.00 Class 2-A, $63,521.60 Class 2-B, $18,476.70

1 Class 1.,

/    $17,139.00

$10,724.63

$19,738.12

Class 1

$2,584.64

$S,032.30

1 Class 1., $70,035.62 Q Class 2    °

$5,246.32 3-

Class 3

$6,424.20 o

Contract Price.

00’980‘ie$

$15,000.00

$3,800.00

$1,829,000.00

$1,543,960.00

$17,303.00

Class 1-A, $1.55. Class 1-B, $1.80 Class 2-A, $1.60 Class 2-B, $1.65

Class 1., $17,139.00.......

$1.50 per page.... 60 cents hour.....

$5.14

$464,640.00

47 cents

1 Class 1., / Class 2.,

Class 1., 82 cents. Class 2., $1.45...

.0899

Work

Finizhed.

Sept. 5, 1908. . .

Mar. 24, 1908...

In progress.

In progress.

May 7, 1908....

May 31, 1908...

[Class 1., $21.35 I Class 2., $25.00. J Class 3., $36.00.

Work

Begun.

|April 8, 1908....

Oct. 3, 1907....

IJan. 31, 1908.. .

Jan. 31, 1908...

Feb. 24, 1908....

Sept. 19, 1907. .

Class 1’,

June 11, 1908. .

In progress.

Mar. 19, 1908...

In progress.....j

April 18, 1908...

Class 1.,

Aug. 14, 1908. . Class 2.,

In progress.....

April 29, 1908...

Oct. 7, 1907.. . .

Oct. 2, 1907..

Class 1.,

Deo. 16, 1908.... Class 2.,

Aug. 29, 1908. . Class 3.,

Aug. 21, 1908. .

Contract.

h or preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of James slip; also for preparing for and building a new bulkhead platform easterly from above pier between James Slip and Oliver street, 1907 ’ Borough of Manhattan. Dated Sept. 18,

For the preparation of the general plans for the structures between Bloomfield and West 23d streets. North river, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, together with detailed plan of one shed and the bulkhead structures appertaining to same. Dated June 5, 1907.............

For furnishing and placing filling in the rear of the ferry structures at Canal street, Stapleton, Borough of Richmond. Dated Sept. 18, 1907.....

For preparing for and building freight sheds on Piers Nos. 57, 58 and 59, N. R„ betweed West 14th and West 19th streets, on the Chelsea section, in the Borough of Manhattan, with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead platforms Dated Oct. 2, 1907..........................

For preparing for and building freight sheds on Piers Nos. 60, 61 and 62, N. R„ between the foot ot West 19th and West 22d streets on the Chel-sea section, in the Borough of Manhattan, with lateral extensions on the adjacent bulkhead. Dated Oct. 15, 1907

For preparing for and building an extension to the I Pier between 51st and 52d streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn. Dated Dec. 24, 1907.

For repairing the asphalt pavements on the North ¹ and East rivers, together with all work incidental thereto. Dated Sept. 13, 1907

Number.

1085. Under New Plan

1086. Under New Plan

1089. Municipal Ferry

1090. Under New Plan

1091. Under New Plan

1092. Not under New Plan...............

1094. General Repairs

1095 TTnHov \Tn Pi I For preparing for and building a pier with lateral j Under New Plan j extensions between 31st and 32d streets [ l Gowanus Bay, in the Borough of Brooklyn.....’ J

Dec. 13, 1907.

Aug. 17, 1908. .

Oct. 14, 1907...

Class 1.,

Nov. 9, 1907... Class 2.,

Oct. 11, 1907.. .

April 16, 1908...

1908.. .

For grading and constructing in the Chelsea section pedestrian approaches to the ferries betwe West 22d and West 23d streets, North river and for granite pavement between West 13th and West 14th streets, on the Chelsea section, Borough of Manhattan. Dated Sept. 18, 1907.

For printing and furnishing specifications and forms of contracts. Dated Sept. 18, 1907

rn

/.........£061 ‘81 ‘^dag pored *ieoo a^ioeai^ue ,

l J° suol 000*5 inoq'B SuiJOAipp pue Suiqsiujnj jo^

For preparing for and building at foot of Whitehall I street, E. R., Borough of Manhattan, a new ferry house for the Staten Island Ferry, Manhattan Terminal. Dated July 2, 1908...............

| For preparing for and building a new pier at the loot oi East 103d street, Harlem river, Borough of Manhattan, to be known as Pier No 118 Harlem river.....................

1096. Under New Plan

1097

1098. Under New Plan \

/ For furnishing and_delivering and putting in place J

For furnishing and delivering sand and broken stone. Dated Sept. 18, 1907.................

For furnishing carts with horses and drivers for disposing of street sweepings from piers and waterfront property in the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Dated April 21, 1908...........................

For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of East 106th street, Harlem river, Borough of Manhattan, to be known as Pier No. 121.....

For furnishing and delivering manilla rope. Dated April 4, 1908...............................

For furnishing and delivering sawed new yellow pine or Oregon pine lumber, sawed new spruce lumber and sawed new oak lumber. Dated: I !Class 2

35 k Siffi:. ,c!"“ ²:.A.r¹⁴: lMS: fa,¹!:, “*• • •

J May 21,’ 1908...

Class 1., May 27,

1099. Municipal Ferry

1100. Not Under New Plan..............

1101. Under New Plan

1102. Under New Plan

1103

1104. Not Under New Plan..............

1107. Under New Plan

1108. Under New Plan and General Repairs

Contracts.

Amount

Paid.

Class 1., $20,845.00 Class 3.

$4,346.43

Class 4

$3,374.00

Class 5

$1,141.19

Class 7.

$4,055.62

Class 9.

$433.69 $280.56 $509.48

Class 10

Class 11

$2,247.32

$4,786.03

1 Class 1

$11,683.10 Class 2., $13,839.00

$10,472.75

Contracts.

Class 1., $13,193.18 Class 2

$7,013.85

$10,345.85

} Class 1.,

1    $15,026.40

[ Class 5.,

J $9,216.68

Class 1

$2,127.60

Class 2

$3,900.30

Class 3

$2,067.62

Class 1

$284.59

$4~121.80

Class 2.

Class 2.

$9,058.15

Class 3

•16,917.40

CO

/.

Contract Price.

20J cents

Class 1.,. $20,845.00......

Class 2., $2,954.60.......

Class 3., $4,346.43.....

Class 4., $3,374.00......

Class 5., $1,141.19.....

Class 7., $4,055.62.....

Class 9., $433.69 Class 10., $280.56. .

Class 11., $509.48.....

. 148 cents

$1.50

25 cents

$4,786.03

Class 1., $5.59. .

Class 2., $6.59.........

1 Class 1., $6.24.........

/ Class 2., $5.40.........

66 e*

Class 1., 89 cents Class 2., 99 cents

$9,372.00

$4.99

65 cents

Class 1., $1.44. .. Class 5., 44 cents

OtN O CD

i-i <N CO

35o

rH t-H rH i-H H

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ooooo

Class 1., $22.44

Class 2., $23.75.....

Class 3., $6,917.40. . . .

$6,490.00

56 cents

Work

Finished.

In progress.

Class 1.,

Oct. 19, 1908. .. Class 2.,

In progress.....

Class 3.,

Dec. 29, 1908.. . Class 4.,

Aug. 18, 1908. . Class 5.,

Aug. 18, 1908. . Class 7.,

Aug. 11, 1908. . Class 9.,

Aug. 12, 1908. . Class 10.,

May 16, 1908.. . Class 11.,

Nov. 17, 1908...

In progress.

In progress.

Dec. 5, 1908.

Nov. 14, 1908...

1908. . .

Class 1.,

Dec. 1, 1908.. . . Class 2.,

Oct. 26,

In progress.....

Dec. 12, 1908.. .

Class 1.,

Aug. 6, 1908. . . Class 2.,

July 6, 1908... .

Sept. 3, 1908. . .

July 24, 1908.. .

In progress.

Class 1.,

Nov. 24, 1908. . Class 5.,

Oct. 16, 1908...

Class 1.,

Nov. 26, 1908... Class 2.,

Nov. 30, 1908... Class 3.,

Dec. 15, 1908.. .

Class 1.,

Nov. 7, 1908. . . Class 2.,

Nov. 6, 1908. . .

Work

Begun.

|May 21, 1908.. .

Class 1.,

May 8, 1908.. . . Class 2.,

July 7, 1908. . .. Class 3.,

Sept. 16, 1908. . Class 4.,

May 26, 1908. .. Class 5.,

June 2, 1908.... Class 7.,

May 15, 1908.. . Class 9.,

May 19, 1908.. . Class 10.,

May 16, 1908.. . Class 11.,

June 27, 1908. .

April 30, 1908. .

June 10, 1908. .

June 9, 1908. . .

Aug. 27, 1908. .

I June 8, 1908. . .

May 11, 1908’. .

April 22, 1908. .

June 9, 1908.

Aug. 31, 1908. .

April 28, 1908. .

Sept. 9, 1908.'. .

Class 1.,

June 8, 1908. . . Class 5.,

June 11, 1908. .

Class 1.,

Sept. 15, 1908. . Class 2.,

Sept. 1, 1908. . . Class 3.,

Sept. 10, 1908. .

Class 1.,

Nov. 7, 1908... . Class 2.,

Oct. 31, 1908...

Class 1.,

In progress.....

Class 2.,

Nov. 19, 1908. . Class 3.,

(Dec. 30, 1908,..

Class 1.,

Nov. 5, 1908. . . Class 2.,

Sept. 17, 1908. . Class 3.,

Sept. 21, 1908. .

Oct. 17, 1908.. .

Oct. 3, 1908.. . .

Contract.

For dredging about 150,000 cubic yards on the ] East and Harlem rivers, Boroughs of Manhattan, [ Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx, and in the f Borough of Richmond. Dated April 4, 1908.... J

For furnishingand delivering miscellaneous supplies Dated: Classes 1, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11, April 11, 1908. Classes 2 and 3, dated May 9, 1908.....

For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the 1 North river, Borough of Manhattan. Dated 1 April 21, 1908..............................j

furnishing and delivering broken stone. 1 Dated May 9, 1908.......................... j

For furnishing and delivering ice. Dated Mav 28 1 1908

For furnishing and delivering cast steel mooring 1 posts with anchor rods and washers. Dated 1 June 19, 1908................ ;

For

For furnishing and delivering piles. Dated Mav 28, 1908..............................

F°April19^)8 nd delivering coaL Dated April l

For furnishing about 2,500 hours of towing on ] the North and East rivers. Dated April 4, \ 1908...........................

furnishing and delivering granite stone for for bulkhead or river wall. Dated April 4, 1908

For

For furnishing and delivering paints, oils, etc. Dated August 12, 1908......................

For furnishing and delivering about 2,000 tons of 1 anthracite coal. Dated April 21, 1908.

For preparing for and building a rip-rap embankment and wall to close the gaps in the existing wall at Rikers Island, Borough of the Bronx Dated Aug. 22, 1908.............

For preparing for and repairing and painting the ] buildings on the Recreation Piers at the foot of !• East 3d and East 24th streets, E. R......... J

For furnishing and delivering cement and rip-rap stone. Dated May 9, 1908...................

For repairing asphalt pavement on the North and East rivers, together with all work incidental thereto............................

For furnishing and delivering stationery and miscellaneous office supplies. Dated Aug. 12, 1908

For preparing for and paving with asphalt the decks of certain piers on the North, East and Harlem rivers, and on the new made land between East 23d and East 24th streets, E. R., Borough of Manhattan. Dated: Classes 1, 2, 4 and 5, Oct. 10, 1908. Class 3, Sept. 25, 1908.

For furnishing and delivering sawed new yellow pine or Oregon pine lumber, sawed new spruce lumber and miscellaneous lumber. Dated Aug 12, 1908..........................

i: Ji

t?i Cg

PQ

-B² III

'isg

ft III

•I”

i! m

SQ gffln

&H

Number.

1111. Under New Plan and General Repairs

1112. Under New Plan

.15. Under New Plan I and General Repairs [

1116. Under New Plan

1120. Under New Plan \

1121. Under New Plan

Under New Plan [ and General Repairs'

1123

1124. Under New Plan

—. Under New Plan and General Repairs

1125

1126. Under New Plan

1127. Under New Plan

1129. Under New Plan \

1132. Not Under New Plan..............

1134. Care and Maintenance Recreation Structures.........

1135. Under New Plan

1136. General Repairs

1137

1138. Under New Plan nd General Repairs

1139. Under New Plan j and General Repairs I

1140

1141. Under New Plan •( and General Repairs [

Amount

Paid.

Class 8.,

$425.60

Contract Price.

.08479 cents

Class 1., $5.15.......

Class 2., $6.49.......

Class 3., $5.60.......

. 468 cents

1,270.40

064.30

00 866*

19

929.00

114.88

§°§So'd

r r r r r r : r ro »-< <n‘ co id

i-H(MCC^lOCDI>OOC5rHTH^HTHrHrH

Class 1-A, $1.

Class 1-B, 29i cents Class 2., 75 cents.. Class 5., 34 cents..

47

$2,360.00

. 145 cents

$3.48

$35,897.00

Work

Finizhed.

Work

Begun.

Sept. 15, 1908. . In progress.....

Class 1.,

In

Oct.S3u’ 1908...

Class 5.,

In

Class 1.,

Sept. 9, 1908. . .

Oct. 1, 1908....

Class 6.,

Nov. 5, 1908. . .

OctSS30,’ 1908... Class 9.,

Nov. 23, 1908. .

Class 5.,

Oct. 27, 1908...

Nov. 11, 1908. In progress.....

Contract.

For furnishing and delivering manila rope. Dated August 15, 1908............................

For furnishing and delivering coal. Dated August 12, 1908......................

a new pier at the

For preparing for and building

?f Oliver street, also for preparing for and building a new bulkhead platform westerly from said pier between James slip and Oliver street, E. R., Borough of Manhattan.........

For dredging between 28th and 36th streets, South ^Brooklyn, Borough of Brooklyn. Dated

For furnishing and delivering miscellaneous supplies. Dated: Class 6, Oct. 21, 1908. Class 8 Oct. 14, 1908. Class 9, Oct. 21, 1908. Class 12, Nov. 11, 1908...............

For furnishing and installing mechanical and electrical equipment on Piers Nos. 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 and 62, N. R., between the foot of West 13th and West 22d streets, on the Chelsea Section, in the Borough of Manhattan.........

For furnishing and installing a dry sprinkling fire system for the piers and bulkhead platform extensions on the Chelsea Section between West 13th and West 22d streets, N. R., in the Borough of Manhattan....................

For furnishing and delivering cement, sand and rip-rap. Dated: Class 1-A and 1-B, Dec 9 1908. Class 2, Nov. 11, 1908. Class 5, Oct. 20, 1908.........................

For printing and binding Annual Report of 1907, and binding Minutes of the Department of Docks and Ferries for the year 1906 with the Index and Annual Report for the same year, and printing the Index for 1906. Dated Oct. 9, 1908....................................

For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the North river, Borough of Manhattan...........

For furnishing and delivering miscellaneous supplies. (Zinc spun metal caps and reinforcing steel)

For preparing for and widening Pier No. 53, N. R., in the Borough of Manhattan, and preparing foundations for street front of bulkhead building; and for preparing for and building freight shed on Pier 53,. N. R., near the foot of Little West 12th street, with lateral extension on the adjacent bulkhead platform..................

For preparing for and equipping a scow with concrete mixing machinery, and for furnishing and erecting a 10-ton crane upon the scow, and for building and furnishing two deck scows......................................

For furnishing about 2,000 hours towing on the North and East rivers.......................

For preparing for, repairing and rebuilding a portion of the West 35th street Pier, known

as Pier No. 75, N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Dated Dec. 30, 1908.........................

For furnishing and delivering 100,000 granite paving blocks and 700 linear foet blue stone crosswalk stone.......................

For furnishing, delivering and installing metal filing cases and storage cabinets in the Record Room of the Department of Docks and Ferries on Pier “A.” N. R., Borough of Manhattan. .. .

For furnishing and delivering oak piles

Number.

1143. Under New Plan

1145. Under New Plan

1147. Under New Plan

1148. Under New Plan

1149. Under New Plan

1150. Under New Plan

1151. Under New Plan

1152. Under New Plan

1153

1154. Under New Plan / and General Repairs \

1155

1156. Under New Plan

1158. Under New Plan

1160. Under New Plan / and General Repairs \

1161

1163. Under New Plan

1164

1166. Under New Plan / and General Repairs \

Forms of Contracts and Specifications Prepared and Submitted to the

Commissioner.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Cement, Sand and Broken Stone, Cobble and Rip-rap, Quarry and Derrick Stone. Submitted February 11th, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Broken Stone. Submitted February 19th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1116.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering cast steel mooring posts with anchor rods and washers. Submitted March 2d, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1121.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Piles. Submitted March 5th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1123.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Paints, Oils, etc. Submitted March 6th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1127.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering about 2,000 tons of Anthracite Coal. Submitted March 10th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1129.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a Rip-Rap Embankment and Wall to close the Gaps in the existing wall at Rikers Island, Borough of The Bronx. Submitted March 17th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1132.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and repairing and painting the buildings on the Recreation Piers at the foot of East 3d and East 24th Streets, E. R. Submitted March 26th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1134.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Cement and Rip-Rap Stone. Submitted March 30th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1135.

Engineer’s Order.—For repairing asphalt pavement on the North and East Rivers, together with all work incidental thereto. Submitted March 30th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1136.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Stationery and Miscellaneous Office Supplies. Submitted April 2d, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1137,

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Sawed New Yellow Pine or Oregon Pine Lumber, Sawed New Spruce Lumber and Miscellaneous Lumber. Submitted April 9th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1139.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and paving with asphalt the decks of certain piers on the North, East and Harlem Rivers, and on the New Made Land between East 23d and East 24th Streets, E. R., Borough of Manhattan. Submitted April 10th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1138.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering two automobiles. Submitted April 14th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1140.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 25,000 cubic yards in the Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Richmond. Submitted May 13th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1141.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Manila Rope. Submitted June 4th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1143.

Engineer’s Order.—Foi¹ furnishing and delivering Coal. Submitted June 8th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1145.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and building a new pier at the foot of

371)

Contracts.

Oliver Street, also for preparing for and building a new bulkhead platform westerly from said pier between James Slip and Oliver Street, E. R., Borough of Manhattan. Submitted June 19th, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Cement, Sand and Rip-Rap. Submitted June 30th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1152.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging between 28th and 36th Streets, South Brooklyn, Borough of Brooklyn. Submitted July 1, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1148.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and installing mechanical and electrical equipment on Piers Nos. 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 and 62, N. R., between the foot of West 13th and West 22d Streets on the Chelsea Section, in the Borough of Manhattan. Submitted July 1st, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and installing a dry sprinkling fire protection system for the piers and bulkhead platform extensions on the Chelsea Section between W. 13th and W. 22d Streets, N. R., in the Borough of Manhattan. Submitted July 7th, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering miscellaneous supplies. Submitted July 10th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1149.

Engineer’s Order.—For dredging about 200,000 cubic yards on the North River, Borough of Manhattan. Submitted August 3d, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1154.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Miscellaneous Supplies (zinc spun metal caps and reinforcing steel). Submitted August 13th, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and widening Pier No. 53, North River, in the Borough of Manhattan, and preparing foundations for street front of bulkhead building, and for preparing for and building freight shed on Pier 53, N. R., near the foot of Little West 12th Street, with lateral extension on the adjacent bulkhead platform. Submitted August 27th, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For preparing for and equipping a scow with concrete mixing machinery, and for furnishing and erecting a 10-ton crane upon the scow, and for building and furnishing two deck scows. Submitted October 14th, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing about 2,000 hours Towing on the North and East Rivers. Submitted October 23d, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1160.

Bureau Order No. 6682.—For preparing for and repairing and rebuilding a portion of West 35th Street Pier, known as Pier No. 75, N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Submitted October 29th, 1908, and advertised as Contract No. 1161.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering 100,000 granite paving blocks and 700 linear feet of blue stone crosswalk stone. Submitted November 17th, 1908, but never advertised.

Bureau Order No. 6681.—For furnishing, delivering and installing metal filing cases and storage cabinets in the Record Room of the Department of Docks and Ferries, on Pier “A,” N. R., Borough of Manhattan. Submitted December 3, 1908, but never advertised.

Engineer’s Order.—For furnishing and delivering Oak Piles. Submitted December 17th, 1908, but never advertised.

Location.

Mud, Crib, Misc., J Depth, Month. ;Cu. Yds. Cu. Yds. Cu. Yds. M. L. W.

Con. No. or O. No.

O'

Authorization.

By Whom Performed.

When

Begun.

When

Finished.

Price.

Amount.

Pier No. 14, South Side, N. R...

Pier No. 14, North Side, N. R..

Pier No. 15, South Side, N. R...

Bhd. bet. Piers 33 and 34......

Pier No. 34, North Side, N. R. .

Pier No. 39, South Side, N. R...

Pier No. 42, South Side, N. R...

Bhd. bet. Piers 46 and 48, N. R Pier No. 48, South Side, N. R...

Pier No. 48, South Side, N. R...

Pier No. 49, South Side, N. R...

Pier No. 49, North Side, N. R..........!.June. . .

Bkd. North Pier, No. 52, N. R..........June. . . .

Oyster Basin, Bloomfield Street, N. R. . .; Aug.....

Pier No. 56, South Side, N. R...........;Nov.....

Pier No. 56, South Side, N. R..

Pier foot 25th St., No. 65, N. R Pier foot 27th St., No. 67, N. R.

June. ...    10,840

2,104 13,123 1,333

Mar

Jan

Mar

jjune. . . .

|Aug.....

July.....

2,958

35 Con. 1,115... .

B. O. 6291

Aug

Nov.

June. . . .

July.

Aug.

Pier foot 27th Street, No. 67, N. R......

Pier foot 30th St., No. 70, So. Side, N. R. Mar.

July.

Dump, 30th St., N. R..............

Pier foot 34th St., South Side, N. R. Pikr foot 34th St., North Side, N. R Pier foot 34th St., North Side, N. R. Pier foot 35th St., South Side, N. R. Pier foot 46th St., South Side, N. R. Dump, 47th St., D. S. C., N. R.

Pier foot 48th St., N. R.......

June... .

May.

June... .

May.

July.

May.

......Mar

April. . . .

April.... IMay.....

Timber Basin in West 72d St., N. R.....

Timber Basin West 75th St., N. R.......

Bhd. 79th and 80th St., N. R...........

May.

Aug.

Oct.

1,996

3,521

2,999

1,922

10,249

6,395

8,675

19,884

2,020

1,2631

4,134!

21,069!

10,356.

9,931

18,235

17,710

4,692

13,363

3,710

3,420

3,864

216,422

11,704

14,511

35

35

17

30

35

35

16

35

35

35

35

16

12.5

40

795    40

795

Con. 1,040.. . . Con. 1,115. . . . Con. 1,040. . . .

Con. 1,115. . ..

B. O. 6025

B. O. 6114

B. O. 5888

B. O. 5960

B. O. 6127

B. O. 6575 B. O. 6439

B. O. 6575

B. O. 6355

B. O. 6396 R. O. 6517

B. O. 6773

26

29

29

15

21

29

28

28

22

19

22

22

22

22

22

D. O. 24,124. . Con. 1,115....

Con. 1,040. . . . Con. 1,115. . . .

Con. 1,040. . ..

Con. 1,115. . . .

16.5 Con. 1,115....

16

12

D. O. 24124

B. O. 6314

B. O. 6449

B. O. 6031

B. O. 6450

B. O. 6368

B. O. 6277

B. O. 6004

B. O. 6465

B. O. 6187

B. O. 6005

B. O. 6267 B. O. 6547

B. O. 6692

Hy Du Bois Sons Co!. .. .June 1, 1908 June 15, 1908 . .. .June 1, 1908 June 15, 1908 . . . .June 1, 1908 June 15, 1908 . . . .Mar. 27, 1908 Mar. 27, 1908 .... April 11, 1908 April 25, 1908 “    ... .Jan. 27,    1908 Jan.    27, 1908

“    ... .Mar. 12,    1908 Mar.    18, 1908

. . . .June 5,    1908 June    5, 1908

“    ... .Aug. 20,    1908 Aug.    20, 1908

“    ... . Ju,y 15,    1908 July    15, 1908

“    .... Aug. 21,    1908 Aug.    22, 1908

“    ... .June 16,    1908 June    16, 1908

“    ... .June 27,    1908 June    27, 1908

“    ....Aug. 4, 1908 Aug. 6,1908

“    ....Nov. 9, 190SNov. 12, 1908

Nov. 19, 1908 Nov! 19, 1908 Hy Du Bois Sons Co . . . .June 8, 1908 June 17, 1908

“    ... .July 16, 1908 ............

“    ... .May 25, 1908 ............

. . . .May 25, 1908 June 4, 1908 “    ... .May 7, 1908 May 18, 1908

“    |. . . .July 21, 1908 July 27, 1908

Wm. H. Beard Co

. . . .May 5, 1908!May 6, 1908 . .. .Mar. 19, 1908;............

April 29, 1908

.... Aplri 30, 1908;

May 4, 1908

. . . .May 18, 1908 May 25, 1908 . . . .Aug. 8, 1908 Aug. 12, 1908 . . . .Oct. 16, 1908 Oct. 16, 1908

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

16c.

14.8c.

16c.

16c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

69c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

16c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

16c.

16c.

14.8c.

14.8c.

81,604.32

927.37

927.52

239,52

420.16

336.64

2,099.68

197.28

437.78

295.41

521.11

443.85

284.46

1,516.85

946.46

548.55

2,942.83

1,283.90

298.96

202.08

611.83

3,118.21

1,532.69

1,469.79

2,698.78

2,621.08

694.42

2,138.08

593.60

506.16

571.87

33,031.24 14.8c.    1,732.19

2,147.63

14.8c.

14.8c.

88.36

Dredging.

Dredging Done by the Department of Docks and Ferries

During the Year Ending December j>/, igo8

Dredging.

Location.

Month.

Mud, Cu. Yds.

Crib, Cu. Yds.

Misc., Cu. Yds.

Depth, M. L. W.

Ft.

Con. No. or O. No.

Authorization.

By Whom Performed.

When

Begun.

When

Finished.

Amount.

Oct,

Pier 97th St., South Side, N. R.

Pier 138th St., N. R...........

39th St. Ferry Terminal Moore St., E. R. Jan

Pier No. 6, East Side, E. R.......

Pier No. 33J Slip lower end, E. R.

Pier Old 34, West Side Inshore....

B. W. A. Jefferson, Sec Clinton St., E. R.jSept.. . .

May.

April.. . .

May.....

Feb......

Oct

958

948

5,432

2,133

1,496

9083

1,592

\4,204

18

15

18

13

20

16

25

15

Con. 1,019. . . . Con. 1,060. . . . Con. 1,111. . . .

Con. 1,060. . . .

Con. 1,111. . . .

B. O. 6672

B. O. 6210

B. O. 6131......

B. O. 6134

B. O. 5910

B. O. 6049

......G. P. Spearin.....

......R. G. Packard Co

Dump, Clinton St., E. R...........

Dump, Stanton St., D. S. C., E. R..

Pier Old, No. 53, E. R.............

Pier Old, No. 54, West Side, E. R.. Slip bet. Piers Nos. 50 and 51, E. R.

Bhd. foot 14th St., E. R...........

Pier foot 18th St., E. R............

Dec.....

Sept.....

May.....

Sept.....

Mar.....

1,132

1,198

1.953

580!

1,114

Feb

841

June. . . .

July.

Aug.

2,267

1,139

1,672

22

22

Con 1,072. . . . Con. 1,111. . . .

B. O. 6873......

B. O. 6613

......’Morris & Cumings Dr. Co.

......R. G. Packard Co......

Oct, 17, 1908 Oct. 17, 1908 May 6, 1908 May 6, 1908 Jan. 9, 1908 Jan. 23, 1908 April 11, 1908 April 20, 1908 May 21, 1908 May 22, 1908 Feb. 14, 1908 Feb. 17, 1908 Sept. 12, 1908 Sept. 22,1908 Oct. 10, 1908 Oct. 16, 1908 Dec. 22, 1908 Dec. 22, 1908 Sept. 22, 1908 Sept. 23, 1908

14.8c.

14.8c.

1.30c.

21fc.

20|c.

21fc.

20|c.

48c.

20|c.

20Jc.

9 to 16 Con. 1,072. . . . Con. 1,111. . . . Con. 1,060. . . .

13

15

13

25.5 Con. 1,111. . . .

25.5

B. O. 6135

B. O. 6486.....

B. O. 5982

B. O. 5894

B. O. 6387

Morris & Cumings Dr. Co. May 7, 1908 May 12, 1908 R. G. Packard Co

Sept. 11, 1908 Sept. 11, 1908 Mar. 16, 1908 Mar. 17, 1908 Feb. 1, 1908 Feb. 1, 1908 June 29, 1908 ............

141.78

140.30

2,069.60

1,189.00

443.19

327.46

1,887.25

2,017.92

235.20

248.92

48c.

937.44

Pier foot 19th St., E. R.

Jan

1,548

May.

June

2,582

3,092

25.5 Con. 1,072. . . . 23.4 Con. 1060,. . . . Con. 1,072. . . .

27

27

B. O. 5686......

B. O. 6280......

Morris & Cumings Dr. Co.

R. G. Packard Co

Morris & Cumings Dr. Co.

. . ..........July 1, 1908

Aug. 3, 1908 Aug. 3, 1908 Oct. 31, 1907 Jan. 8, 1908 May 29, 1908 ............

20|c.

21|c.

21fc.

20|c.

20|c.

48c.

21fc.

48c.

48c.

120.51

243.84

184.08

471.03

236.66

802.56

338.84

June. . . .

2,157

Bhd. 23d St., North Side, E. R........ .

Bhd. 23d and 24th Sts., E. R...........

Pier foot 24th St., South Side, E. R.....

Pier foot 24th St., North Side, E. R.....

Bhd. 24th and 25th Sts., E. R..........

Pier foot 25th St., South Side, E. R.....

Bhd. 25th and 26th Sts., E. R..........

B. W. A. Bellevue Sec., 29th St., E. R.. .

July.

Aug.

Nov.

17,190

1,209

17.5 Con. 1,111. . . . 27 Con. 1,072. . . .

R. G. Packard Co

Morris & Cumings Dr. Co.

June 13, 1908 June 15, 1908 May 29, 1908 ............

20|c.

48c.

1,239.36 1,484.16 448.18

8,251.20

June.. . .

June....

June....

June. . . .

June....

2,821

4,333

5,795

7,092

1,590

3,546

Mar,

2,169

27

16

16

19

Con. 1,111. . . .

B. O. 6782.....

R. G. Packard Co

B. O. 6326

18.5

18

18

15

Con. 1,111. . . .

B. O. 6363

B. O. 6361

Pier foot 30th St., North Side, E. R Pier foot 31st St., North Side, E. R.

*Dump, 46th St., D. S. C., E. R.....

Pier foot 47th St., South Side, E. R.

Aug.

Sept.

Sept.

Mar.

Jan

Sept.

1,074

13,750

3,365

5,464

929

519

30

30

16

Con. 1,060. . . . Con. 1,111. . . .

B O. 5983

B. O. 4981

B. O. 6566

............Aug.    1,    1908

Nov. 18, 1908 Nov. 21, 1908 'June 18, 1908 June 22, 1908 June 16, 1908 June 22, 1908 June 23, 1908 June 27, 1908 June 23, 1908 June 27, 1908 June 23, 1908 June 27, 1918 Mar. 13, 1908 Mar. 14, 1908 Aug. 26, 1908 ............

48c.

20gC.

20|c.

20|c.

20|c.

20|c.

19 Con. 1,060.. ..

B. O. 6018

20

16

Con. 1,111. . . .

B. O. 5857

B. O. 6512

............Sept. 9, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Aug. 25, 1908 Mar. 26, 1908 Mar. 30, 1908 Jan. 14, 1908 Jan. 15, 1908 Aug. 22, 1908 Aug. 22, 1908

20|c. 21|c. 20fc. 20|c. 20| c. 21|c. 21|c.

20!c.

580 32

586.14

900.30

1,204.07 1,473.56

330.37

736.78

474.77

223.15

2,856.94

699.17

1,196.01

203.35

107.84

Location.

Month.

Mud, Cu. Yds.

Crib, Cu. Yds.

Misc., Cu. Yds.

Depth, M. L. W.

Fr.

Con. No. or O. No.

Authorization.

By Whom Performed.

When

Begun.

When

Finished.

Price.

Amount.

*Dump, 107th St., D. S. C., H. R

Jan

April.. . .

2,816

1,148

23

23

Con. 1,060. . . .

B. O. 5858

B. O. 6064

fBhd. foot 125th St., H. R.............

Float area 125th St., H. R.............

Bhd. 132d St., H. R...................

Bhd. 134th and 135th Sts., H. R........

Bhd. foot 136th St., H. R..............

Half Slip 136th St., South Side, H. R.. . .

♦Dump, 139th St., H. R................

Bhd. 155th St., H. ...................

Gowanus Sec., South Brooklyn..........

Oct.

545

12

April....

Oct

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct,

Oct

Oct.

Nov.

Dec

Coal Slip, 39th St. Ferry, South Brooklyn

Town Dock, Westchester Creek fCoal Dock, Randall’s Island..

April. May.. Aug.. July.,

Oct.

Bhd. Richmond Ave. Pt. Richmond, S. I. Terminal Pier St. George, S. I..........

Oct,

Mar.

1,006

4,008

1,931

1,073

1,296

1,102

12.5

17

17

12

12

19

Con. 1,111. . . . Con. 1,060.. .. Con. 1,111....

B. O. 6409

B. O. 6094

B. O. 6664

B. O. 6410

B. O. 6559

B. O. 6582

B. O. 6674

199

12

B. O. 6307

216,341

397,234

501,328

11,746

4,597

1,068

15-35

Con. 1,148. . ..

B. O. 6647

Morris & Cumings Dr. Co.

Jan, 10, 1908 Jan. 13, 1908 April 4, 1908 April 4, 1908 Oct. 7, 1908 Oct. 7, 1908 April 28, 1908 April 29, 1908 Oct. 1, 1908 Oct. 5, 1908 Sept. 30, 1908 Sept. 30, 1908 Sept. 24, 1908 Sept. 29, 1908 Sept. 24, 1908 Sept. 29, 1908 Oct. 6, 1908 Oct. 7, 1908 Oct. 6, 1908 Oct. 6, 1908 Oct. 1, 1908 ............

21|c.

21fc.

20|c.

616.39

251.28

113.24

3,718

1,675

3,570

351,794

1,876

1,168,479

* Dredging for Department of Street Cleaning J Dredging for Department of Charities.

Total Dredging

21|c. 20| c.

220.20

832.77

15-35

15-35

20gC. 20|c. 205c. 20|c. 20| c.

46,V-

46 u)C. 46i⁸oC.

401.22

222.94

269.28

228.97

41.35

15

15

11

10

10

11

13

1,520,273 Cu. Yds.

Con. 1,072. . . .

S. O. 2,407.... Con. 1,111. . . .

Con. 1,111.... Con. 1,072....

B. O. 6130

S. O. 2407

B. O. 6322.....

B. O. 6531

B. O. 5948

John & James McSpirit. R. G. Packard Co......

Morris & Cumings Dr. Co.

April 20, 1908

48c.

............May 6, 1908

Aug. 26, 1908 Aug. 27, 1908 July 6, 1908 ............

Oct. 10, 1908

Oct. 15, 1908 Oct. 15, 1908

Mar. 27, 1908 Mar. 30, 1908

48c.

83±c.

20|c.

205c.

20|c.

48c.

101,247.59

185,905.51

234,621.50

5,638.08

2,205.56

889.11

772.52

348.03

741.77

900.48

608,499.46

Dredging.

Dredging Done by Lessees, Private Parties and Others

During the Tear Ending December ji , igo8.

Dredging.

Location.

Authoeization.

Pebmit Gbanted.

Wobk Begun.

Wobk Finished.

Depth M. L. W. Feet.

By Whom Pebfobmed.

Slip between Piers Nos. 2 and 3, N. R.....

Pier No. 13, South Side, N. R...........

Pier foot Cortland Street, N. R..........

Slip between Piers Nos. 20 and 21, N. R. Dump, Canal Street, N. R...............

B. O. 5853

B. O. 6089

B. O. 6160

B. O. 5952

B. O. 5990

B. O. 6279

B. O. 6612

Pier foot 30th Street, N. R..............................

Bulkhead 34th and 35th Streets, N. R...................

Dump, 39th Street, N. R...............................

Pier foot 44th Street, N. R.............................

Pier foot 49th Street, North Side, N. R.................

Dump, foot 55th Street, N. R.. . .......................

Dump, Jackson Street, E. R............................

Pier, 4th Street, North Side, E. R......................

Slip, 7th and 8th Streets, E. R.........................

Bulkhead between 38th and 40th Streets, E. R..........

Bulkhead foot 40th Street, E. R........................

Dump foot 40th Street, E. R...........................

Pier, 46th Street, and Bulkhead, 46th and 47th Streets, E. R.

Dump between 94th and 95th Streets, E. R..............

Oak Point under Pantoon, E. R.......................:.

B. O. 6353

B. O. 6288

B. O. 6635

B. O. 6104

B. O. 6215

B. O. 6301

B. O. 6299

B. O. 6726

B. O. 5854

B. O. 6774

B. O. 6977

B. O. 6300

B. O. 6947

B. O. 5903

B. O. 658

Jan. 7, 1908 April 4, 1908 April 20, 1908 Feb. 24, 1908 Mar. 11, 1908 May 22, 1908 Sept. 4, 1908 June 11, 1908 May 25, 1908 Stpt. 15, 1908 April 17, 1908 May 1, 1908 May 29, 1908 May 20, 1908 Oct. 21, 1908 Jan. 6, 1908 Nov. 6, 1908 Jan. 8, 1908 May 29, 1908 Dec. 29, 1908 Jan. 27, 1908 Aug. 21, 1906

Jan. 21, 1908 April 18, 1908 April 18, 1908 Feb. 22, 1908 Mar. 15, 1908 May 31, 1908 Sept. 7, 1908 June 14, 1908 May 9, 1908 Sept, 20, 1908 Mar. 20, 1908 May 4, 1908 June 5, 1908 May 29, 190S Oct. 22, 1908 Jan. 14, 1908 Nov. 8, 1908 Jan. 2, 1908 May 30, 1908 Dec. 24, 1908 Jan. 23, 1908 Aug. 13, 1908

Jan. 28, 1908 April 22, 1908 April 22, 1908 Feb. 22, 1908 Mar. 15, 1908 May 31, 1908 Sept. 7, 1908 June 14, 1908 May 12, 1908 Sept. 22, 1908 May 28, 1908 May 4, 1908 June 5, 1908 May 29, 1908 Oct. 22, 1908 Jan. 18, 1908 Nov. 8, 1908 Jan. 5, 1908 May 30, 1908 Dec. 24, 1908 Jan. 25, 1908 Sept. 11, 1908

13-18

17

17

15

18

15

17

17

18

17

30

12

12

12

13

21

18

20

15

20

15

14-18

Lehigh Valley R. R. Co. D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

John H. Starin

Erie R. R. Co.

Brown & Fleming Cont. Co.

A. H. Hastorf Union Ice Co.

Joseph Murray

United States Transportation Co. Merchants Union Ice Co.

Brown & Fleming Con. Co.

James She wen & Son James Tregarthen Son & Co. New York Edison Co.

Brown & Fleming Cont. Co.

P F. & W. A. Kane

W. E. Cleary, Assignee

New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.

Pier and Bulkhead, 105th Street, H. R.................

Bulkhead 107th    and    108th    Streets,    H.    R...............

Bulkhead 114th    and    115th    Streets,    H.    R...............

Bulkhead 115th    and    116th    Streets,    H.    R...............

Bulkhead 137th    and    138th    Streets,    H.    R...............

Slip foot 137th Street, H. R...........................

Slip foot 138th Street, North Side, H. R...............

Foot 138th Street, Mott Haven Canal, H. R............

Bulkhead, Tremont and Chatterton Avenues, West Chester Creek............................................

B. O. 5968

B. O. 6213

B. O. 6039

B. O. 6039

B. O. 6132

B. O. 6761

B. O. 6154

B. O. 6440

B. O. 6174

Feb. 28, 1908 May 1, 1908 Mar. 26, 1908 Mar. 26, 1908 April 14, 1908 Oct. 30, 1908 April 16, 1908 July 7, 1908

Mar. 4, 1908 Aug. 2, 1908 Mar. 27, 1908 Mar. 27, 1908 April 2, 1908 Oct. 26, 1908 April 16, 1908 June 27, 1908

Mar. 5, 1908 Aug. 3, 1908 Mar. 28, 1908 Mar. 28, 1908 April 15, 1908 Oct. 28, 1908 April 21, 1908 July 14, 1908

14.5

15

10

10

15

10

12

< v,.

Robert F. Wright Joseph Murray Standard Gas Light Co.

John Bell

The Asphalt Cont. Co. S. Trimmer & Sons Olin J. Stevens

Turnbull and Lafayette Avenues, West Chester Creek......

Pier No. 12th Street, North Side, Brooklyn..............

Dump, Harrison Street, Brooklyn.......................

Slip between Reid Avenue and Beard Street, Brooklyn....

B. O. 6175

B. O. 6833

B. O. 6828

B. O. 6171

April 23, 1908 April 22, 1908 Nov. 27, 1908 Nov. 25, 1908 April 22, 1908

April 25, 1908 April22, 1908 Nov. 27, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 April 23, 1908

April 25, 1908 April 23, 1908 Nov. 27, 1908 Dec. 5, 1908 April 24, 1908

12

13

16

18

7.5-16

Thomas R. Tuorne F. V. Smith Cont. Co.

United States Dredging & Cont. Co.

Schuyler & Coddell

Dredging.

Dredging Done by Lessees, Private Parties and Others

During the Tear Ending Dec. ji, 1908.

Dredging.

Location.

Authorization.

Permit Granted.

Work Begun.

Work Finished.

Depth M. L. W. Feet.

By Whom Performed.

Dump, Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn..............

Bulkhead area foot Degraw Street, Brooklyn. ..

5th Street, Gowanus Canal Basin, Brooklyn......

Bay View Avenue, Jamaica Bay, Queens........

Great Kills Yacht Club, S. I...................

Pier and Channel, Mariners Harbor, S. I.........

Dry Dock, Port Richmond, S. I................

Coal Pier St. George, B. and O. R. R., S. I......

Slip, Maple Avenue, Clifton, S. I..............

B. O. 5848

B. O. 6822

B. O. 6718

B. O. 6385

B. O. 6349

B. O. 6479

B. O. 6454

B. O. 5951

B. O. 6944

Jan. 2, 1908

Nov. 23. 1908 Oct. 22. 1908 June. 18, 1908 June 11. 1908 6uly 20. 1908 July 13. 1908 Feb. 25. 1908 Dec. 28, 1908

Jan. 5, 1908 Nov. 24, 1908 Dec. 3, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908 June 26, 1908 July 15, 1908 July 11, 1908 Feb. 22, 1908 Dec. 22, 1908

Jan. 6, 1908 Dec. 30, 1908 Dec. 7, 1908 In progress July 25, 1908 Sept. 3, 1908 July 15, 1908 Feb. 27, 1907 Dec. 28, 1908

19

18

10

15

25

18

10

O’Brien Bros.

R. G. Packard Co.

Ed. J. Stiner

Great Kills Yacht Club

Hy. Du Boise Sons Co.

Burlee Dry Dock Co.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. P. Sanford Ross Inc.

WORK SUPERVISED.

Work Done, Other Than Dredging, by Alleged Owners and Lessees cf Piers and Others by Order or Under Permit of the Commissioner of Docks and Under the Supervision OF THE ENGINEER-IN-CHIRF.

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

5818

Wharf Property, N. R., of Central R. R. of N. J...............

Feb. 17, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

5766

5819

Wharf poperty of Penn R. R. Co.....

Wharf Property, N. R., of Lehigh Valley R. R. Co..........

General repairs

Dec. 31, 1907

Jan. 4, 1908

General repairs

5822

5852

Wharf Property, N. R., of N. Y. C. A H. R. It. R. Co..........

Wharf Property, N. R., of D. I,. <fe W. R. It.

Ret. to Pier “A” July 9, 1908, Superseded by B. O. 6421'

Repairs

Jan. 2, 1908

Dec 31, 1908

Co

General repairs

Jan. 8, 1908

June 2, 1908

5877

5937

6122

6343

6346

Wharf Property, N. R., of New England S. S. Co...........

Wharf Property, N. R., of B. & O. It. It. Co.

Wharf Property, N. R., of Erie It. It. Co.. . .

Wharf Property, N. R., of Penn. R. It. Co...

Wharf Property, N. R., of D. L. & W. R. R.

General repairs

General repairs

General repairs

General repairs

Jjan. 17, 1908

July 1, 1908

¹ April 22, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

May 6, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

July 1, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Co

General repairs

Aug. 10, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6421

6117

6437

Wharf Property, N. R., of Lehigh Valley R. R. Co..........

Water front property of N. Y. N. H. & R‘ R. R. Co........

Wharf Property, N. R., of New England & Nav. Co...........

General repairs

General repairs

|july 30, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

June 16, 1908

June 23, 1908

5864

Car tracks along N. R.

General repairs...............

General repairs, N. Y. C. Ry.

July 20, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Co

Jan. 14, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6156

Car tracks along N. R.

6099

Repairs, Dry Dock, E. Broadway & Battery R. R. Co., 42d St., Manhattan & St. Nicholas Ave. Ry. Co. & 3d Ave. R. R. Co..............

6668

Pavement N. R.,Water front..............

Along marginal street area N. R..........

Nov. 15, 1908

5873

Marginal street.

Opening pavement, Con. Tel. & El. Sub. Co................

Repairs to pavement, Dept. Water S. G. & E............

Taking up and relaying granite pavement, Con. Gas Co. of N. Y... . ..................

May 22, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

Oct. 25, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

5954 'Battery Park

5915

Pier No. 1, N. R.

Old trestle, etc., removed. N. Y. Tunnel Co...........

General repairs, Knickerbocker Steamboat Towage Co.......

5915

Pier New 1, N. R.

6343

Pier Old 1, N. R.

6671

Approach Piers 4 and 5, N. It............

6150 Pier 5, N. R.

6343 jPier 5, N. R,

5829 Pier 7, N. R

5937 Pier 7, N. R

6698 Pier 7, N. R.

5818 I Pier Old 8

6437 Pier Old 9

5877

Pier Old 11, N. R.

5818

Pier 10

5818

Pier 10

5818

Pier 11

6483 [Liberty St., N. R.....

6754 [Liberty St., N. R.

6879 Liberty St., N. R.....

5677 Cortlandt St..........

5873 Cortlandt St.

6250 [Cortlandt St., N. R.. .

6324 [Cortlandt St., N. R.. .

General repairs, Knickerbocker Steam Towage Co...........

Repairs to sheathing, Pennsylvania m. R. Co.............

Placing of a tar kettle. Pennsylvania R. R. Co...........

Erection and maintenance of tar kettle, W. H. Hilts Co. for Pennsylvania R. R.......

Repairs to bulkhead shed, painting pier shed, Pennsylvania R. R. Co............

Erection of a partition, B. & G. R. R. Co...................

Repairs to pier, Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co..............

Repairs to deck, sheathing, etc.,

B.    & O. R. R. Co...........

Repairs to fender piles, C. R. R. of N. J....................

Re-painting plank approach, New England Navigation Co.

Repairs to fender system, pier shed, New England S. S. Co.

Repairs to side sheathing, Central R. R. of N. J...........

Repairs to fender system piles, Central R. R. of N. J........

Repairs to bulkhead fenders, Central R. R. of N. J........

Removing an old lamp post casing, N. Y. Edison Co.....

Erection overhead foot bridge,

C.    R. R. of N. J............

Laying water main, etc., C.R.R. Co., N. J...................

Repairs to ferry approach, Pennsylvania R. R. Co......

Opening granite pavement, Consolidated Gas Co............

Opening asphalt pavement for purpose of running sub. conn. N. Y. Edison Co., Emipre City Subway Co., Ltd.......

Removal of electric light pole, N. Y. Edison Co...........

Work Supervised.

Mar. 30, 1908 April 16, 1908

Oct. 4, 1908

Remarks.

Expired by limitation on Dec. 31, 1908

Dec. 4, 1908

July 25, 1908

July 25, 1908

Oct. 9, 1908

Nov. 4, 1908

April 21, 1908 April 27, 1908

Oct. 31, 1908 Nov. 28, 1908

Dec. 26, 1907

Nov. 7, 1908 Nov. 28, 1908

Jan. 7, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

Dec. 15, 1908

Dec. 28, 1908

May 9, 1908 May 16, 1908

Oct. 28, 1908 Oct. 24, 1908

May 2, 1908 May 16, 1908

April 11, 1908

June 6, 1908 May 16, 1908

April 11, 1908^

Feb. 22, 1908

April 25, 1908

Jan. 25, 1908

Jan. 25, 1908

July 27, 1908

July 30, 1908

Oct. 30, 1908 Suspended

Nov. 2, 1908

Dec. 14, 1908 In progress

Feb. 29, 1908!Mar. 28, 1908

Nov. 14, 1908 Nov. 14, 1908

May 21, 1908 July 20, 1908

B. O.

Location.

6343 Cortlandt St.

Removing fender.........

Repairs to

Ferry structure......

Ferry approach......

Ferry rack..........

Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

July 25, 1908 July 25, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908 Aug. 8, 1908 Aug. 15, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908 Oct. 10, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908

6713

Approach Pier 13, N. R.

6391

Pier 13, N. R.

6398 Piers 14 and 15, N. R..

5822

Pier 16

Taking up pavement along marginal street to make water connection. D. L. & W. R. R. Co...............

Opening asphalt pavement to repair water main, John H. Starin.....................

Repairing and painting the sheds, Int. Mer. Marine Co.. .

Repairs to

Bulkhead fenders.........

Fender system............

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. Co.

Oct. 22, 1908

In progress

June 23, 1908

July 28, 1908

Aug. 27, 1908

In progress

Mar. 21, 1908 Oct. 24, 1908

Nov. 7, 1908

5783

Barclay St.—Park PI., N. R..............

5822

Pier 17

5877

Pier 18, N. R.

6437

Pier 18

6437

Piers 18 and 19.

Installation two additional monuments, Hudson Corn-Companies.................

Repairs to

Fender piles..............

Bulkhead fenders.........

Fender rack..............

Fender system............

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co..

Repairs to deck sheathing, New England S. S. Co............

Repairing backing log, New England Navigation Co.....

Repairing and painting sheds, New England Navigation Co.

Jan. 13, 1908

June 18, 1908

Jan. 4, 1908 Mar. 28, 1908 Sept. 5, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908

Dec. 26, 1908

April 25, 1908 April 25, 1908

Oct. 10, 1908 Oct. 10, 1908

Oct. 31, 1908 Oct. 31, 1908

6730

Rear of bulkhead, bet.

Piers 18 & 19, N. R. Placing

5873

Pier 19., N. R.......

6437

Pier 19

6551

Pier 19, N. R.

of a tar kettle, etc., New England Navigation Co. D. S. Hammond............

Open asphalt, to repair gas pipe, Consolidated Gas. Co.. .

Repaired sheathing, New England Navigation Co..........

Repairs to sewer in front of pier, New England Navigation Co.

Oct. 23, 1908 Dec. 12, 1908

Dec. 12, 1908

Dec. 12, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908

Aug. 10, 1908

In progress

6690

Ext. Pier 19, N. R., southerly side......

6755 Pier 19, N. R.

Repairs to fender piles, New England Navigation Co......

Enclosing telephone booth, New; England Navigation Co......|

Oct. 29, 1908

Nov. 4, 1908

Oct. 30, 1908

Dec. 12, 1908

5864 Chambers St

6122

Chambers St

Repairs to car tracks, New York City Railway Co.......

Repairs to

Ferry rack...............

Ferry bridge.............

Erie Railroad Co.

April 25, 1908

May 16, 1908

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

6146

6568

Piers 20 and 21, N. R. Piers 20 and 21, N. R.

6122

Pier 21, N. R.

6346 Pier 21, N. R.

5937

Pier 22, N. R.

Work Supervised.

Completed.

Remarks.

5525

Pier 23, N. R.

5822

Pier 23 N. R

5873 Pier 24, N. R.

5999

Pier 24, N. R.

Repairs, Erie R. R. Co.......

Construction of an 8-inch hollow tile fire wall, Erie R. R. Co..

Repairs to

Bulkhead fenders and piles

Pier.....................

Erie Railroad Co.

Repairs to fender system, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R. Co...................

Repairs to

Sheathing................

Awning platform..........

Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.

Placing of an oil storage room inside the shed, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. Co.................

Repairs to bulkhead fenders, N. Y. C. & H. R. m. Co.....

Open asphalt to repair gas main, Consolidated Gas Co.........

General repairs to pier and shed thereon, Central Hudson S. B.

May 18, 1908

In progress

Sept. 26, 1908 Dec. 12, 1908

May 9, 1908 July 18, 1908

Nov. 21, 1908 July 18, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908

April 25, 1908 Nov. 14, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Nov. 28, 1908

Dec. 9, 1907 Jan. 11, 1908

Mar. 28, 1908

April 4, 1908

Dec. 19, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908

Co

Mar. 13, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6342 |Piers 24 and 25, N. R.. Location of a platform and awning shed on the new made land, Old Dominion S. S. Co.

General repairs, Southern Pacific Co......................

5855 Pier New 26, N. R.. . . 'Repairs to pier and shed, Old Dominion S. S. Co..........

June 12, 1908 June 19, 1908

6015 Pier 25, N. R.

Mar. 19, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

May 14, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6665

Approach to Pier 27, N. R..............

Placing tar kettle, Penn. R. R.

Co

Oct. 2, 1908 Oct. 7, 1908

6343 Pier 27, N. R.

5677

Pier 28, N. R.

6343

Pier 28, N. R.

6343

Pier 29, N. R.

Repairs to

Fender system...........

Pier shed.................

Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

Repairs to office..............

Repairs to fender piles.........

Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

Repairs to sheathing, Pennsyl-R. R. Co...................

Repairs to

Sheathing................

Fender system...........

Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

Nov. 7, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908

Feb. 29, 1908 Mar. 14, 1908

Dec. 12, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908

Feb. 29, 1908 Mar. 21, 1908

Aug. 8, 1908 Dec. 5, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908 Oct. 3, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Nov. 21, 1908

6346

Pier 29, N. R.

Repairs to sheathing, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R.

Co

Aug. 29, 1908 Aug. 29, 1908

5864

Desbrosses St.

Repairs to car tracks, New York City Railway Co............

Nov. 21, 1908

Nov. 21, 1908

6150

Desbrosses St., and Pier 5, N. R.......

Erection and maintenance of tar kettle, W. H. Hilts Co. for Penn. R. R........

B. O.

Location.

6343

Desbrosses St.

Repairs to ferry rack, Pennsylvania R. R. Co.............

July 11, 1908

July 18, 1908

5822

Pier 31 N. R

6297

Bet. Piers 31 and 32, N. R..............

Repairs to

Fender system.... Fender chocks ....

Side sheathing.....

Bulkhead platform

Freight sheds.....

Bulkhead

Fender piles............

Pier shed...............

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.

fenders

Jan. 4, 1908 Mar. 21, 1908 Mar. 28, 1908 April 14, 1908 I April 25. 1908 Jan. 11, 1908 June 6, 1908 July 25, 1908

Jan. 4, 1908 Mar. 21, 1908 April 11, 1908 May 16, 1908 May 2, 1908 May 9, 1908 June 13, 1908 July 25, 1908

5818

Pier 32

6560

Canal St., N. R.......

6668

Canal St

6015

Pier 34, N. R.

jErection of an iron frame awning shed for protection of horses during the summer, N. Y. City Ry. Co..........

Repairs to fender system, Central R. R. of N. J...........

Board up of the northerly side dump used by the Dept. St. Cleaning...................

Asphalt opened to repair water pipe, Dept, of Water Supply Gas and Electricity. —......

General repairs, Southern Pacific Co.....................

June 1, 1908

June 4, 1908|

Mar. 21, 1908

Mar. 21, 1908

Sept. 2, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Dec. 19, 1908

Dec. 19, 1908

Mar. 19, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

4364

Bet. Piers 34 and 35, N. IJ,..............

Removal canal boat “John Mclrwin,” sunk in slip, M. K. Neville Transportation Co. . .

Ret. to Pier “A” June 1, 1908; super-eded by B. O. 6114

5935

Pier 35, N. R.

6340

Pier 35, N. R

6386

Pier 35, N. R

General repairs to pier and bulkheads adjoining and the sheds thereon, Ocean S. S. Co. Sav....................

Erection of two awning sheds and platforms on marginal street area. Ocean S. S. Co. Sav.......................

Taking up pavement, etc., Ocean S. S. Co.............

Mar. 23, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

June 19, 1908 July 17, 1908

5904 Piers 36, N. R, 6015 Pier 37, N. R.

July 13, 1908

General repairs, Clvde S. S. Co.. Mar. 2, 1908

General repairs, Southern Pacific Co

July 20, 1908 Dee. 31, 1908

Mar. 19, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6804 Piers 37 and 38, N. R.

5818 Pier 38

5822 Pier 38

Repairs to broken water main, Southern Pacific Co.........

Painting pier shed, Central R. R. of N. J....................

Repairs to pavement between tracks, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.

Nov. 23, 1908

May 9, 1908

In progress

May 9, 1908

Co

Nov. 14, 1908

Nov. 14, 1908

6015 Pier 38, N. R.

5889 Pier 39, N. R

General repairs, Southern Pacific Co.......................

Repairs to pier, Atlantic Transport Co....................

Mar. 19, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6527 Pier 39, N. R

Repairs to backing logs on bulkhead north of pier, The International Mercantile Marine

Co

Aug. 10, 1908

5877 Pier 40, N. R

6437 Pier 40 N. R

Repairs to deck sheathing, New England S. S. Co............

Repaired deck sheathing, New England Navigation Co......

6793 Approach to Pier 40, N. R..............

5673

5699

5852

5908

Work Supervised.

Completed. Remarks.

Aug. 17, 1908

April 4, 1908

April 4, 1908

Oct. 3, 1908

Oct. 3, 1908

Placing tar kettle, New England Navigation Co..............

Nov. 14, 1908

Nov. 21, 1908

Pier New 41, N. R.. . . Construction of a freight shed, D. L. & W. R. R. Co........

Dec. 30, 1907

Sept. 26, 1908

Pier 41, N. R

Pier 41, N. R.

iErection of shed on outer end, I D. L. & W. R. R. Co........

i Repairs to

Outer end of pier.........

Fender piles.............

D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

Dec. 30, 1907

Sept. 26, 1908

Jan. 11, 1908 April 25, 1908

Jan. 11, 1908 April 25, 1908

Pier 41, N. R

Repairs to pier where damaged by S. S. “La Province,” D. L. & W. R. R. Co,

Jan. 29, 1908 Feb. 11, 1908

6196 Pier 41, N. R,

6346

Pier 41, N. R

Alterations in office portion, D. L. & W. R. R. Co........

Repairs to

Fender system...........

Painting pier shed.........

D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

April 30, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Aug. 29, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908

6778

Morton St., N. R.....

5344 Pier 43, N. R

Remove steel frame and iron covered structures. Hudson Companies.................

Place swinging gate, Catskill & N. Y. S. B. Co..............

Nov. 16, 1908

In progress

Mar. 11, 1908

Mar. 13, 1908

5868 Pier 43, N. R

Repairs to deck sheathing at inner end, Saugerties & N. Y. S. B. Co...................

April 16, 1908

Sept. 19, 1908

6528 Approach to Pier 44, N. R..............

6421

Pier 44, N. R

5781

Christopher St

5864

Christopher St

6346

Christopher St

Placing of a tar kettle on marginal street, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co...................

Repairs to

Pier shed..................

Scales....................

Sheathing................

Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.

Repairs to

Ferry approach...........

Ferry rack...............

Ferry bridge.............

D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

Repairs to car tracks, New York City Railway Co............

Repairs to

Ferry bridge.............

Ferry approach...........

D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

July 30, 1908

Sept. 3, 1908

Aug. 8, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908 Dec. 26, 1908

Aug. 8, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908 Dec. 26, 1908

Mar. 21, 1908 April 18, 1908 May 23, 1908

Mar. 21, 1908 April 18, 1908 May 23, 1908

Jan. 18, 1908

Jan. 25, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Sept. 5, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908 Sept. 19, 1908

B. O.

Location.

6736 jChristopher St., N. R..

5540 ’Pier 45, N. R.

5822 Pier 45

5904 Pier 45, N. R. 6451 Pier 45, N. R,

Opening asphalt pavement, etc., D‘. L. & W. R. R. Co........

Removal platform on south side and erection of new platform on north side of pier and placing of engine and boiler Clyde S. S. Co..............

Removing car tracks from pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co...

General repairs, Clyde S. S. Co..

Removal of tracks across marginal street area leading to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.

Oct. 27, 1908

In progress

April 30, 1907

Mar. 26, 1908

July 3, 1908 Mar. 2, 1908

July 3, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

Co

Sept. 18, 1908

Sept. 30, 1908

5873 Pier 46, N. R.

5715 Pier 47, N. R,

5926

Pier 47, N. R,

5836

Piers 48 and 49, N. R..

6182

Piers 48-49, N. R.

5865

Pier 50, N. R.

6180

Pier 50, N. R

6179 Piers 51-52, N. R,

5339

Pier New 52, N. R....

Open asphalt to repair gas

pipes, Consolidated Gas Co... Mar. 28, 1908

Cutting an opening in the third j section on the north side of j the shed on pier, A. E. Outer-bridge & Co................

Repairs to pier, A. E. Outer-bridge & Co., agents for Quebec S. S. Co............

Cutting out of a section of

backing log, White Star Line Dec. 30, 1907

Repainting inside and outside,

Oceanic S. S. Co. (White Star Line.......................

General repairs, Sanderson &

Son.......................

Repainting inside and outside,

Inter. Mer. Marine Co. and Thos. Wilson Sons & Co.....

Repainting inside and outride, etc., Cunard S. S. Co........

Extension of dumping board on bulkhead north of pier.......

Mar. 28, 1908

Oct. 30, 1907

Mar. 21, 1908

Mar. 18, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Jan. 25, 1908

May 1, 1908

In progress

Mar. 13, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

May 1, 1908

In progress

May 1, 1908

In progress

6442

Pier New 52, N. R....

Superseded byB. 0.6442 Ret. to Pier “A” Aug. 27, 1908

5204

Gansevoort and West’ 30th Sts...........

5251

Gansevoort St.

Erection ice bridge, scales and tally house at bulkhead north of pier, Patrick McDonald.. .

Remove hydrant on “L” at Gansevoort St. and place two hydrants outer end of W. 30th St., Dept. Water S. G. & E..

Lay suction pipe, Dept. Water Supply Gas and Electricity . .

July 10, 1908

May 22, 1907

June 1, 1907

Aug. 22, 1908

Suspended

Aug. 26, 1908

5612

Gansevoort St.

5769

Gansevoort St.

Construction of a conveyor with adjustable spout, Kings Transportation Co..........

Installation of a high-pressure fire service, Dept. Water S. G. & E.......................

Nov. 25. 1908 Mar. 12, 1908

5356

Marginal St., in Chelsea Section............

6125

6377

Bloomfield St., N. R.. Bloomfield St., N. R..

6789

Bloomfield St., N. R..

6891

Bloomfield St.

6165

Pier 53.

9292

Pier 53

6319

Pier 53

6395

Pier 53,

6818

Pier 53

5881 Pier 54

Laying gas main on east side, Consolidated Gas Co.........

Repairs, N. Y. L. B. S. B. Co. .

Placing of sign, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co...................

Removing gates, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co...................

Opening pavement to plug water pipe. N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co...................

Cut two sluiceways, N. Y. & Albany Transportation Co. . .

Erected gates on pier, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co..............

Temporary shed extension, N.Y. & Albany Transportation Co..

Opened pavement for stand pipe, N. Y. Edison Co......

Removal of electric light poles, N. Y. & L. B. S. B. Co......

Erected two hoisters and temporary shelter, Cunard S. S.

Co

5680 W. 13th and 23d Sts..

5641 |W. 14th and 18th Sts. 5826 W. 14th and 22d Sts..

6102

W. 14th St.

5869

W. 15th St.

6710

Pier 58, N. R.

Landing water main, Dept, of Water Supply G. & E.......

Outlet sewer, constructed, Joseph Moore..............

Granite paving, two foot strips outside of tracks, N. Y. City Ry. Co....................

Creosoted block paving, N. Y. City Ry. Co................

Placed small office, Dept. Street Cleaning...................

Installing three additional doors in the shed, D. L. & W. R. R.

Co

6866

W. 17th St.

5739

W. 18th St.

5883

W. 21st St.

5880

W. 22d St.

Work Supervised.

July 9, 1908 Aug. 24. 1908 April 16, 1908 Sept. 19, 1908

July 9,’ 1908

July 9, 1908

Nov. 18, 1908

Dec. 15, 1908

Remarks.

Nov. 21, 1908

April 27,1908

May 4, 1908

June 3, 1908 June 4, 1908

April 28,1908 June 30, 1908

June 25, 1908

Nov. 22, 1908

Jan. 13, 1903 Jan. 17, 1908

R e m o v e d Nov. 14,1908

Oct. 23, 1907 July 31. 1908

Oct. 10, 1908 June 30, 1908

Dec. 24, 1907 Dec. 26, 1908

June 17, 1908 June 25, 1908

Jan. 4, 1908

Oct, 20, 1908 Nov. 9, 1908

Pavement repairs between tracks. Met. St. Ry. Co......

Oct. 9, 1908 Oct. 13, 1908

Removal of material, Continental Asphalt Co..............

Open sidewalk repair water meter. Continental Asphalt

Co

Nov. 14, 1907 July 31, 1908

Jan. 20, 1908

Erection of safety posts, D. L. & W. R. R. Co‘.............

Jan. 28, 1908

In progress

Erecting two lighting posts, Empire City Subway Co.....

B. O.

Location.

5781

W. 23d St.

Repairs to

Ferry rack........

Ferry house.......

Ferry foundation.. D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

Jan. 25, 1908 July 11, 1908 April R 1908 July 11, 1908 April 11. 1908 April 11, 1908

5852

W. 23d St.

Repairs to ferry house, D. L. & W. R. R. Co...............

Mar. 28, 1908

Mar. 28, 1908

6122

W. 23d St.

Repairs to

Ferry approach Ferry house....

Ferry rack.....

Erie Railroad Co.

. . . May 9, 1908 . . . July 11, 1908 .. . |July 18, 1908

May 9, 1908 July 11, 1908 Sept. 5, 1908

6343

W. 23d St.

6346

W. 23d St.

6634

W. 23d St.

5898

W. 24th St.

Repairs to gangway...........Aug. 8, 1908

Repairing and painting gates. Sept. 5, 1908 Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

Repairs to

Ferry rack...............

Pier.....................

D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

Repairs to water pipe, Penn.j R. R. Co...................

Laying underground service to ferry house, Western Lnion Tel. Co....................

Aug. 8, 1908 Sept. 12, 1908

July 25, 1908 Aug. 15, 1908

iSept. 15, 1908

April 5, 1908

Oct. 3, 19081 Aug. 15, 1908

Oct. 1, 1908

April 25, 1908,

5916

Pier 64, N. R,

General repairs. Henderson i

Bros., agents Anchor Line.. May 18, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

5662

W. 25th St.

Repairs and alterations, Ham-burg-American Line.........

5850

W. 25th St.

6604

W. 25th St.

5937

W. 26th St.

Dec. 12, 1907 April 20, 1908

Removal of shanty, P. Parker.. Jan. 10, 1908 Feb. 18, 1908^

General repairs, Hamburg -American Line.............

Repairs and painting transferj bridge, Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.................

Sept. 2, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

June 20, 1908

June 20, 1908

6702

No. of Pier New 66, W. 26th St.........

6067

W. 27th St.

6336

W. 27th St.

6462

W. 27th St.

Erection of a temporary platform together with a temporary one story freight shed, Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.....

Opening of asphalt pavement, Terminal Warehouse Co.....

Building of a steel storage platform, Panama R. R. Co.....

General repairs, Panama R. R.

Oct. 28, 1908

In progress

April 3, 1908

April 25, 1908

July 25, 1908 Aug. 29, 1908

Co

July 8, 1908 Dec. 31. 1908

6848

Pier 67, N. R,

5852

W. 28th St.

Placing of an additional floor in westerly end of office portion of shed, Panama R. R. Co........................

Repairs to

Pier.....................

Roof....................

D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

Repaired wires, Consolidated Telegraph & El. Sub. Co.....

Dec. 4, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

May 9, 1908 May 29, 1908

May 23, 1908; June 6, 1908

6346

W. 28th St.

6668

W. 28th St.

6099

W. 28th and 29th Sts.

Repairs to

Pier.....................

Office....................

Erecting fence on platform D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

Repairs to hydrants, Dept, of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.....................

Laying pipes. Consolidated Telegraph & El. Sub. Co.

Aug. 1, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908 Nov. 14, 1908

4647

W. 30th St.

6057

W. 30th St.

6204

W. 30th, 39th and 48th

Sts

6261

W. 30th St,

6459

W. 30th St

6734 W. 30th St

6902 |W. 30th St

5822 jW. 31st St.

5822

W. 32d St,

5822

W. 33d St.

6487

W. 33d St.

5887 |W. 34th St,

6212

W. 34th St.

6382

W. 34th St,

6693

Work Supervised.

Oct. 17, 1908 Oct. 3, 1908 Nov. 21, 1908

Nov. 7, 1908

Dec. 19, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

Remarks.

Replace side bearing piles and side caps underneath second overhang of dumping board, Dept. St. Cleaning..........

Opening of asphalt pavement, Thos. Stokes & Sons, Inc. . . .

May 26, 1908

June 6, 1908

Mar. 21, 1908

April 4, 1908

Placing of hydrants and mains, L. D. Gregory, for Dept. W. S. G. & E...............

Occupation berth at inner end pier, Matthew Wilson & Co...

June 26, 1908

In progress

Ret. to Pier “A” Permit revoked.

Erection of dumping board,

M.    McGirr’s Sons Co........

Occupation of a berth ard maintenance of coal hoist, hopper, etc., Matthew Wilson & Co......................

Placing of two derricks, etc., to unload stone, N. Y. Contracting & Trucking Co.......

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C & H. R. R. R. Co...................

Repairing transfer bridge......

¹ Repairs to shed.............

N.    Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.

Repairs to transfer bridge, I N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.. . .

Repairs to the pavement between tracks on marginal marginal street used by N. Y. C. &H. R. R. R. Co....

Installation of 14 spars on pier, Hartfield, Solari & Co.......

[Repairs to bridge, etc.. Merchants Union Ice Co.........

Repairs and paint shed and pier, Hartfield, Solari & Co.. .

Sept. 30, 1908 Dec. 7. 1908

Oct. 27, 1908

Dec. 16. 1908

Aug. 22, 1908

Jan. 18, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908

April 4, 1908

Aug. 3, 1908

Jan. 22, 1908

May 4, 1908

June 19, 1908

Dec. 21, 1908

In progress

Aug. 22, 1908

Jan. 18, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908

Aug. 22, 1908

Aug. 6, 1908

Jan. 31, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Aug. 21, 1908

Bulkhead between W. 34th-35th Sts.......

Placing storm door, etc., Merchants Union Ice Co.........

Oct. 14, 1908

Oct. 15, 1908

Erection of house to be used as sleeping quarters on pier, Fire Department.. .. .......

Aug. 10. 190S

In progress

B. O.

Location.

5873

W. 35th St.

6668

W. 35th St.

6834 W. 35th St,

6099 iW. 37th St.

6343 W. 37th St.

5742 W. 39th St.

5872

W. 39th St.

5931

W. 39th St.

5932 W. 39th St.

5965

W. 39th St.

6204

W. 39th St.

6298

W 39th St.

6477

W. 39th St.

Repaired gas pipe.............

Making pipe connections.. .

Repaired pavement.......

Consolidated Gas. Co.

Laying water pipe, Dept, of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.....................

Laying 4-inch water pipe under pier, T. J. Buckley Con. Co...

Raising grade of sewer, Consolidated Telegraph & El. Sub Co.....................

Repairs to pier and drain basin.

Repairs to approach......

Pennsylvania R. R. Co.

Erection of a fence, 150 feet, N. Y. B. D. M. Co..........

Repairs to manure dump, N. Y. M. & Transportation Co.....

Cutting of a backing log for a distance of 6 feet on the north side of pier, N. Y.

B. D. M. Co................

Repairs to scales, M. J. Sheehy Ice Co.....................

Necessary repairs to dumping board, Michael Egen........

Placing of hydrants and mains. L. D. Gregory for Dept. W. S. G. & E...............

Repairs to pile platform north of pier, American Agricultural Chemical Co................

Erection and maintenance of fence......................

July 25, 1908 Aug. 8, 1908 Aug. 15, 1908

July 25, 1908 Aug. 8, 1908 Aug. 15, 1908

Nov. 28, 1908

Nov. 28, 1908

Dec. 3, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

Nov. 28, 1908 Dec. 5, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

Nov. 28, 1908 Dec. 5, 1908

July 29, 1908

Aug. 5, 1908

Sept. 17, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Mar. 27, 1908 Mar. 28, 1908

Feb. 14, 1908

Dec. 31. 1908

Mar. 9, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

June 26, 1908

In progress

June 8, 1908

June 13, 1908

July 29, 1908

Aug. 8, 1908

5917

Bet. W. 39th-40th and bet. W. 95th-96th

Sts

General repairs, Curtis-Blaisdell

April 18, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6002

W. 40th St,

6078

W, 40th St.

6080

W. 40th St.

6149

W. 40th St.

5843

W. 42d St.

Repairs to salt water suction pipe, Jos. Stern & Sons.....

Removal of structures, D. Devine....................

Removal of structures, B. Campbell & Co.............

Replacing a few old timbers with new ones, J. Love & Co.

Laying of water mains. N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co...........

April 1, 1908

April 29, 1908

April 15, 1908

April 15, 1908

April 15, 1908

April 27, 1908

April 20, 1908

April 22, 1908

Jan. 8, 1908

Oct. 26, 1908

5864

W. 42d St.

Removal of car tracks. New York City Railway Co.......

Nov. 21. 1908

Nov. 28, 1908

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

Begun.

6099 W. 42d St.

6893 W. 42d St,

Installing telephones, Consolidated Telegraph E. Sub. Co..

Removal of sign, Hudson River Day Line..................

Nov. 21. 1908

4570

Between W. 42d and W. 43d Sts.........

5747

5822

5993

5936

6225

6796

5873

Work Supervised.

Completed, j Remarks.

Dec. 12, 1908

Dec. 15. 1908

Dec. 15, 1908

Place fendering system, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co...........

Between W. 42d and W. 43d Sts.........

W. 43d St,

Jan. 9, 1907

Jan. 29. 1908

Constructing an outlet sewer | with overflows, Jos. Moore. . .

Repairing pier................

Repairs to shed door......

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.

Nov. 13, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908

July 11, 1908 July 11, 1908 July 18, 1908 July 18, 1908

Approach to W. 44th

Placing of a tar kettle, C. S. Buell Co...................

Mar. 30, 1908 April 10, 1908

W. 44th St.

W. 44th St.

W. 44th St.

W. 46th St.

5978 W. 46th St.

6310 W. 46th St.

Building of a shed, U. S. Transportation Co................

Erection 16 derrick masts, W. H. Jenks contractor for U. S. Transportation Co.....

Painting shed, etc., Transportation Co. .

Laying pipe,

Vacating of south half of pier and occupation of north half American Ice Co............

Repairing, decking, sheathing, fender system, rangers and caps, American Ice Co......

Feb. 20, 1908 Nov. 19. 1908

July 2, 1908

July 18, 1908

U. S.

Nov. 19, 1908

In progress

Consolidated Gas

May 29, 1908

May 29. 1908

Mar. 11. 1908

Arpilll, 1908

June 9. 1908

In progress

5828 Between W. 46th and W. 47th Sts......

Repairs to bulkhead, Robt. Gordon & Son.............

June 17, 1907

June 10. 1908

6357

Between W. 46th and W. 47th Sts........

Replacing and repairing fendering and making general repairs to bulkhead, Robt. Gordon & Son.................

June 15, 1908 June 20, 1908

6515

Between W. 47th and W. 48th Sts........

General rep. to coal plant, D. Grieme Coal Co.............

July 29, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

5345

W. 48th St.

6122

W. 48th St.

Place two hydrants at outer end, Dept. W. S. G. & E.....

Repairs to pier, Erie Railroad

June 26, 1908

Julv 7, 1908

Co

Aug. 15, 1908 Aug. 15. 1908

6204

W. 48th St.

6122

W. 49th St.

Placing of hydrants and mains, L. D. Gregory for Dept. W. S. G. & E.......

Repairs to pier, Erie

June 26. 1908

In progress

Railroad

Aug. 22, 1908 Aug. 22, 1908

6315

Filling in of a portion of area, Thos. F. McGuire...........

B. O.

Location.

5708 |W. 58th St.

6029 W. 58th St.

Building of a conveyor house, Interborough R. T. Co.......

Reconstruction of a portion of the concrete bulkhead wall, Interborough R. T. Co.......

Oct. 29, 1907 Jan. 6, 1908

Mar. 30, 1908

Nov. 12, 1908

3719

Bulkhead between W. 58th-59th Sts.......

Repairs, Interborough R. T.

Nov. 18, 1908

5822

W. 59th St.

6813 W. 60th St.

5822 IW. 61st St.

5822 W. 62d St.

6186 W. 62d St,

Repairs to

Railroad trestle

Roof...........

Shed..........

Pier...........

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.

Reconstructing portion of grain elevator, N. Y. C. & H. R.

| R. R........................

Repairs to bulkhead...........

Repairs to pier...........

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co,

Repairs to

Transfer bidge...........

Water tank..............

N. Y. C. & H. R. It. R. Co.

Installation of a cluster of 25 piles, N. Y. C. &- H. R. R. R.

Suspended Nov. 21, 1908

Jan. 18, 1908:Jan. 18, 1908 Oct. 10, 19081 Oct. 10, 1908 Oct. 17, 19081 Oct. 17, 1908 Dec. 19, 19081Dec. 31, 1908

Nov. 27, 1908 In progress. .

Aug. 1, 1908 Sept. 12, 1908 Sept. 19, 1908; Sept. 19, 1908

May 29, 1908 Nov. 14, 1908 Sept. 26, 19081Oct. 3,1908

Co

5822 W. 63d St.

Repairs to

Freight platform.......

Steam pipe.............

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.

May 2, 1908 May 4, 1908

I May 2. 1908 July 18, 1908 Nov. 14. 1908 Nov. 21, 1908

5822 W. 64th St.

5862 W. 64th St.

5822 IW. 65th St.

5822 W. 67th St.

Repairs to freight platform,

N. Y. C. & H. R. R.R. Co...'April 25. 1908 July 11 190 8

Repairs to roof on shed, N. Y. C.

I & H. R. R. R. Co...........Feb. 22, 1908 Feb. 22, 1908 .

|Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. &j

H. R. R. R. Co.............July 25, 1908 July 25, 1908

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. &

H. R. R. R. Co.............Mar. 21, 1908 Mar. 21, 1908

5822 W. 68th St.

Repairs to

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.

5822 W. 69th St.

Repairs to transfer bridge, N. Y. C. & H. R. It. R. Co

Jan. 25, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

5822 W. 70th St.

Repairs to pier, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.............

Jan. 18, 1908

Aug.22, 1908

5822 W. 71st St.

Repairs to drain pipe, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co.........

Aug. 29, 1908 Aug. 29, 1908

Taking of test borings, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co...........

July 18, 1907 In progress

5917

Between W. 95th-96th

Sts

General repairs, Curtis-Blaisdell

('»

6482

No. W. 96th St.

6259

W. 97th St.

6445

W. 97th St,

Erecting a City lighting post, N. Y. Edison Co............

Repairing dumping board and approach, T. A. S. Sheridan..

Repairing runway of dumping board, T. A. S. Sheridan Co..

Aug. 4, 1908 Jan. 18, 1908

6699

W. 97th St.

5934

W. 129th St. Pier,

6304

W. 129th St.

6467

W. 129th St.

5879

W. 130th St.

5941

W. 130th St.

Removal of existing coal hoist and replacing with new hoister etc., James Thedford........

General repairs, E. E. Olcott. ..

Erection of a sign on south side of pier, Catskill Evening Line Hudson River Line, Central Hudson S. B. Co...........

Removing cast - iron wheel -guards, E. E. Olcott.........

General repairs to ferry property, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry Co..........,........

Opening of granite pavement, Riverside & Fort Lee Ferry

Co

5943

W. 130th St.

6051

W’ 130th St.

6099

W. 130th St.

6802

W. 130th St.

6871

5179

4368

6188

6434

6787

6026

6075

Work Supervised.

Remarks.

31, 1908

Aug. 5, 1908

June 30, 1908

July 22, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Oct. 16, 1908 In progress.. May 4, 1908 Dec. 31, 1908

July 17, 1908

1908

Aug. 7, 1908

Mar. 30, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Feb. 19, 1908 June 8, 1908

Enlargement of stand, Peter Pipiles and Deonesios Bo-felis.......................

Opening of granite pavement, Peter Pipiles................

connections, Con-Telegraph & E.l

W. 130th St..........

Between W. 130th and 131st St...........

u PSKliary solidatec Sub. Co

Repairs to ferry house, River-I side & Fort Lee Ferry Co... .

i Maintenance of tar kettle, River-i side & Fort Lee Ferry Co... .

12, 1908

April 20, 1908

April 1, 1908

April 20, 1908

May 23, 1908

May 29, 1908

Dec. 8, 1908

In progress

Dec. 10, 1908 Dec. 22, 1908

W 131st St.

W. 132d St.

W. 133d St.

W. 133d St.

Reconstruct and rearrange coal hoppers and coal pockers, Weber-McLoughlin Co.......

Repair and paint coal hoisting tower, Weber-McLoughlin Co.

Erection ice bridge, scales, etc., M. J. Sheehy...............

Repairs to pavement leading to pier, John Fleming..........

Removal of old scales, Burns Bros......................

May 16, 1907 Jan. 15, 1908

May 16. 1907

Jan. 15. 1908

April 20, 1908

May 6, 1908

July 4, 1908

July 6. 1908

Nov. 15, 1908

Dec. 1, 1908

Between W. 133d— 134th Sts..........

Repairs, Burns

April 2, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

Opening granite pavement, Burns Bros..............

B. O.

Location.

6241

Between W. 133d and 134th Sts..........

Repairs to bulkhead, Burns Bros

May 30, 1908

June 3, 1908

6646

Between W. 133d and W. 134th Sts.......

5940

W. 134th St.

Repairing driveway leading to bulkhead, Burns Bros.......

Repairs to coal plant, R. Gordon & Son.....................

Sept. 24, 1908

Dec. 17, 1908

Oct. 2, 1908

Dec. 31, 1908

6216

Between W. 140th and W. 141st Sts.......

Drive two clusters of piles, Edward B. Jenks Co

May 6, 1908

May 9, 1908

6217

Between W. 140th and W. 141st Sts.......

Moving of building occupied by: Home Club, Colonial Yacht

Club

May 5, 1908

May 9, 1908

6218

Between W. 140th and W. 141st Sts.......

Building three anchor cribs, Colonial Yacht Club.........

May 5, 1908

June 20, 1908

6278 Between W. 140th and | W. 141st .Sts.......

6337 So. W. 141st St.

6169 W. 151st St.

6814

W. 151st St.

6780 W. 158th St.

6452 No. W. 158th St, 6168 W. 165th St.....

6289 W. 165th St. 6192 W. 166th St.

6649

W. 166th St.

6712

W. 166th St

5920

W. 167th St.

Building of a single story boat house. Colonial Yacht Club....

Erection of a shed, Colonial Yacht Club................

Erection of an awning shed, Alex. Simpson..............

Installation of 5 H. P. engine on runway of boat house, Alex. Simpson...................

Erection of a shed, Henry Leute

Enclosing shed, Henry Leute.. .

Erection of two story frame structure. John Dalton......

Driving four piles, Audubon Yacht Club................

Erection of boat house, Grace Club.......................

Building of a runway, F. E.

j Steever....................

Enlarging boat house, Grace Club......................

Placing 12 small cribs as a foundation for the boat house maintained by Frank E. Steever....................

May 11, 1908

June 20, 1908

June 11, 1908

June 20, 1908

May 5, 1908

May 10, 1908

Nov. 27, 1908 Nov. 27, 1908; June 4. 1908 June 18, 1908 July 11, 1908 Aug. 8. 1918

June 18, 1908

Suspended June 20. 1908

May 13, 1908 May 20, 1908

;May 18, 1908iAug. 8, 1908

Oct. 3, 1908 Oct. 15. 1908

Nov. 9, 1908 Dec. 7, 1908

Mar. 11, 1908 Dec. 7, 1908

6075 W. 167th St.

Constructing a crib, Knickerbocker Canoe Club..........

May 11, 1908

June 6. 1908

6191

W. 167th St.

Erection of boat house. Knickerbocker Canoe Club......... .

May 11. 1908

July 18. 1908

Repairs to boat house, John Wagner....................

5939

W. 204th St.

6810 W. 204th St.

Driving four piles northerly corner of boat house, Edw. A. Hamilton...............

Construction of addition to boat house, Edward Hamilton....

6219

Between W. 204th and W. 205th Sts......

6904

Work Supervised.

Feb. 24, 1908 Feb. 24, 1908

Nov. 27, 1908

Dec. 12, 1908

Remarks.

Suspended

Placing of a boat house, Richard Cox.......................

May 22, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908

Between W. 204th and W. 205th Sts......

6325 Dyckman St., N. R....

6578

1231st St., N. R.......

Placing of cribs, etc., Richard Cox.......................

Driving eight piles and connecting a runway, Cor. K. G. Billings....................

Landing dock, Along the Hudson Co....................

Dec. 18, 1908

June 5, 1908

Aug. 29, 1908

In progress

June 13, 1908

Suspended

EAST RIVER.

6373 [Battery Park Landing.

Granite stretches replaced, Dept, of Parks.............

jjune 29, 1908

July 3. 1908

5821 Hamilton and South j Ferries.............

Repairs to ferry house, bridges, racks, etc., Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn................

Mar. 10, 1908

Mar. 13, 1908

6369 Hamilton and South ¹ Ferries............

Repairs to ferry houses, racks, bridges, etc.. Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn.............

Sept. 1, 1908

Sept. 31, 1908

5313 'Between Piers No. 7 | and No. 8..........

Water pipe laid, John Murphy..

June 5,1907

Oct. 9, 1908

6842 Pier 8.

Five piles driven, Campania Transalantica...............

Dec. 7, 1908

Dec. 9, 1908

5876 Pier 9

Repairs to shed columns, etc., Munson S. S. Co............

May 15, 1908 May 22, 1908

6756 Pier 9

Gangway constructed, Munson S. S. Co....................

Oct. 30, 1908

Nov. 23, 1908

6415 Approach to Pier 10. .

Water pipe repaired, and pavement relaid. N. Y. & Balt. Trans. Co..................

July 1, 1908 July 3, 1908

5871

Pier 11

Fire hydrant placed, Dept, of W. S. G. & E...............

July 23, 1908

July 28, 1908

6204

Pier New 11

Two hydrants and water mains placed, Dept, of W. S. G.

July 23, 1908

July 28, 1908

5821 |Wall St. Ferry,

6369

Wall St. Ferry,

6283 Pier 14

Repairs to ferry houses, bridges, racks, etc., Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn................

Repairs to ferry houses, racks, bridges, etc., Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn................

Four fender piles driven, N. Y. Cuba S. S. Co..............

Mar. 10, 1908

Mar. 13, 1908

Sept. 1, 1908

Sept. 3, 1908

B. O.

Location.

Nature op Work.

Begun.

Completed.

Remarks.

6588 I Between Burling Slip

and Maiden Lane... Sewer constructed, Jos. Moore, Bureau of Sewers...........

Repairs to ferry houses, bridges, racks, etc., Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn................

Repairs to ferry houses, bridges, racks, etc., Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn................

Aug. 25, 1908

In progress

5821

6369

6286

6626

5807

6402

6417

6838

6820

4494

5970

6157

6286

6407

6889

5599

Fulton St. Ferry,

Fulton St. Ferry,

Between Piers 17 and

is

Ft. Beekman St

Pier 18

Pier 18

Pier 18,

Pier IS

Mar. 10, 1908 Mar. 13, 1908

Sept. 1, 1908 Sept. 3, 1908

Fender system constructed,

N. Y. Wholesale Fish Dealer’s Association,

July 25, 1908 Aug. 28, 1908

Wholesale Fish Dealer’s Association...................Sept. 14, 1908 Sept. 16, 1908

Water pipe installed, Ind.

Building constructed, N. Y. Wholesale Fish Dealer’s Association ...................

Pavement opened and relaid, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd.......................

July 1, 1908 Dec. 23, 1908

July 1, lOOSJuly 2, 1908

Mooring post, backing log removed, Tide Water Building1 ! Co........................

July 20, 1908

jBoiler house constructed, N. Y.

Wholesale Fish Dealer’s As-I sociation...................

Dec. 19, 1908 In progress

Approach to Pier 18....|Repairs to electricity connec-| tions, N. Y. Edison Co......

Bhd. between Piers 18 and 19............

Between Piers 18 and

19

Nov. 30, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908

Shed erected, N. Y. Wholesale

Fish Dealer’s Association. . . . Mar. 31, 1908 Dec. 23, 1908

Earth-filling in rear of wall, John Fleming..............

Mar. 7, 1908 Oct. 10, 1908

Between Piers 18 and!

19

Between Piers 18 and

19

Between Piers 18 and

19

Between Piers 18 and

19

Pier 19

j Ladders, hatches, platforms, etc., placed, N. Y. Wholesale Fish Dealer’s Association

Dec. 23, 1908

Dec. 24, 1908

Fender system constructed,

N. Y. Wholesale Fish Dealer’s Association.................

July 25, 1908

Aug. 28, 1908

Water main laid, _ pavement opened and relaid, N. Y. Wholesale Fish Dealer’s Association...................

June 30, 1908

July 1, 1908

Pavement opened and relaid; subsidiary connections, N. Y. Edison Co., Empire City Subway Co.....................

Dec. 16, 1908

Dec. 21, 1908

Fender piles refastened and rechoked, N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co...................

6110

Pier 20

constructed, New Nav. Co...........

5787

Pier 20.

Sluiceways England

Repairs to fender system, N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co........

5904

Pier Old 22.

6771

6705

5770

Work Supervised.

Completed. Remarks.

April 28, 1908 May 27, 1908

Jan. 15, 1908 Jan. 18, 1908 Oct. 7. 1908 Dec. 15, 1908

Repairs, Clyde S. S. Co........

Deck of pier repaired, Curtis Blais dell Co...............

Ferry building removed and bulkhead fenced off, Brooklyn Ferry Co...................

Fire service installed, Dept, j W. S. G. & E...............

Repairs to 34. small pier bet. 33 and 34, and bulkhead bet. small pier 34, D. L. & W. R. R. Co...............

Catherine St. Ferry. . . Repairs to ferry houses, bridges, | racks, etc.. Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn................

Pier Old 28

Nov. 7, 1908

In progress

Ft. James Slip

Oct. 30, 1908

Dec. 3, 1908

Oliver St,

Nov. 21, 1908

In progress

6573 Pier Old 34

Aug. 28, 1908

Sept. 24, 1908

5821

Mar. 10, 19081 Mar. 13, 1908

6369 Catherine St. Ferry. . .

Repairs to ferry houses, racks, bridges, etc., Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn.

Sept. 1, 1908!Sept. 3, 1908

6709 (Pier 26....

Doors made in bulkhead shed,

D. L. & W. R. R Co........

6406 (Approach to Pier 28.... Pavement opened and relaid for telephone connections, Em-1 pire City Subway Co........jSept. 22, 1908

6829 !Approach to Pier 28... Pavement opened and relaid.

Water main repaired, New England Nav. Co...........

• Tally house placed, Port Chester'

Trans. Co

Tally house erected, Stamford & N. Y. Trans. Co..........

'Oct. 28, 1908

Nov. 2. 1908]

Nov. 28, 1908 Nov. 30, 1908

5928

5947

5963

6128

Pier 30.

Pier 30

Feb. 29, 1908

Feb. 29, 1908

Tally house placed, Greenwich

Passenger & Freight Line... . iMar. 14, 1908

Repairs, Maine S. S. Co.......

Rack of piles removed, Maine S. S. Co....................

Foot of Jefferson St... Storm door on weigh office, Merchants Union Ice Co.........

Pier 30.

Pier 32.

5799 Pier 32,

6732

6258

Pier 36

Ice

bridge Union Ice Co

placed, Merchants

June 1, 1908

Sept. 14, 1908

Mar. 20. 1908 April 23, 1908

Oct. 27, 1908:

May 14, 1908

May 26, 1908

5439

Pier Old 52

Hand crane erected, N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co..............

May 19, 1908 May 29, 1908

5754

Pier 53

Platform ice bridge, scales, removed.

tallyhouse, etc., American Tee Co

Nov. 22, 1907iJune 22. 1908

4374 Between Delancey and Rivington Sts......

Erecting mast and coal tower, Burns Bros.................

Oct. 12. 1907

Suspended Nov. 15, 1907

B. O.

Location.

5861 Between Delancey and \ Rivington Sts......

4861 Pier 50

Engine house and tower erected. Burns Bros.................

Piles, sheathing and backing logs repaired, John A. McCarthy.....................

Oct. 10, 1907 April 20, 1908

Jan. 21, 1907 Oct. 30, 1908

4913

Bhd. between Piers 51 and 52.............

6589 Pier 61

6243 Pier 52

6244 Pier 52

6245 Pier 52 6460 Pier 52

Backing log repaired, James Shewan & Sons............

Repaired steam pipe through Marginal St., Etzel & Son Co.

Pier repaired, James Shewan & Sons......................

Pier repaired, Benj. S. Peck & Co........................

jPier repaired, A. W. Welch.....

Oct. 12, 1908

Oct. 16, 1908

Aug. 25, 1908

Sept. 20, 1908

June 23, 1908 July 16, 1908

June 1,1908 June 6,1908 May 26, 1908 June 1, 1908

Dry docks moored, James She-I wan Sons..................

5867 Foot of Stanton St... Tally house placed, Bradley Contracting Co

July 1, 1908

6614

Foot of Houston St. . . Fender piles refastened in Ferry Slip, Nassau Ferry Co.......

Jan. 2, 1908

Sept. 9, 1908 Sept. 10, 1908

6933 [Foot of Houston St.. . Temp, shanty erected, James ] Shewan & Sons............

6332 5th St. Pier.

L5830] 6th St. Pier.

5832J 7th St. Pier.

5833 8th St......

Bath moored, James Monohan.

Dec. 23, 1908 Dec. 28, 1908 June 11, 19081............

Pier repaired, William H. Webb May 21, 1908 June 19, 1908

Piles replaced and chocked,

William H. Webb.

Repairs to piling,

Hawes & Co......

Feb. 15, 1908

Feb. 17, 1908

Willard

Feb. 11, 1908

Feb. 14, 1908

5834

8th St. Pier.

Repairs to pier, Jno. F. Walsh { and Jas. Tregarthen.........

Piles replaced, Standard Oil Co.

General repairs to pier, Estate of George Law..............

Dumping board repaired, Bou-ker Contracting Co..........

6162 115th St. Bulkhead. ... Bulkhead repaired, Con. Gas

6466

5831

10th St. Pier.

11th St. Pier

6360 14th St

Co

Feb. 11, 1908 Sept. 11, 1908

Feb. 14, 1908 Sept. 17, 1908

Feb. 27, 1908 Mar. 2, 1908

June 9, 1908[June 17, 1908

6541 |18th St. Pier

6420 [20th St

Repairs to pier, damaged by tug, McAllister Bros.........

Repairs to pipe, asphalt taken up and relaid, H. L. Herbert

April 14, 1908 Dec. 14, 1908 Aug. 20, 1908 Aug. 21, 1908

Co

June 11, 1908 July 2, 1908

6651 20th St,

6759

123d St,

Repairs to pipe, pavement taken up and relaid, H. L.

Herbert & Co., Con. Ash.

Pavement Co...............

Ferry House repaired, damaged

by fire, N. Y. Terminal Co. . . Nov. 17, 1908[In progress

Sept. 28. 1908 Oct. 15, 1908

B. O.

Location.

6847 23d St. Slip, bet. 23d j and 24th Sts

401)

Nature of Work.

Begun.

Work Supervised.

Completed. Remarks.

Fender and clusters of piles driven and platform erected

on bulkhead, John Arbuckle. Dec. 4, 1908 Dec. 26, 1908

Launching device erected and removed, Hunt Launching Device Co..................

6951 |Rec. Pier, 24th St. ... School room erected, N. Y.

Nautical School, Dept, of Education.................

6735 |Rec: Pier 24th St

Oct. 26, 1908 In progress

Nov. 1, 1908 In progress

6518 28th St. Pier. 6826 29th St......

Main removed, John Leonard & Co........................

Aug. 20, 1908 Aug. 21, 1908

Dal hopper placed, Curtis Blaisdell Coal Co...........

Nov. 16, 1908 In progress

6167 31st St. Pier.

Ice bridge, scales, etc., erected, American Ice Co...........

April 18, 1908 April 30, 1908

6456 [Bulkhead between 31st I and 32d Sts........

Bulkhead repaired. Burns Bros. July 6. 1908 Aug. 1. 1908 j

6738 Bulkhead between 31st and 32d Sts........

Coal hoist and tower erected, Burns Bros................

Oct. 9, 1908 Dec. 14, 1908

6481

32d St. Pier.

Shed removed, waiting room built, James J. Godfrey......

July 29, 1908 Sept. 24, 1908

3878 Between 33d St. Pier and L. I. R. R. Ferry

Platform erected, Pa. N. Y. & L. I. R. R. Co..............

Feb. 7, 1906

Suspended May 10, 1906

5292

35th St. Pier.

Pier restored to proper condition, Pa. N. Y. & L. I. R. R.

Co

June 25, 1907 Oct. 31, 1908

6119

Between 37th and 38th

Sts

3402

39th St. Pier.

Coal pocket erected, Joseph Gordon....................

Motor house erected, N. Y. Edison Co..................

May 18, 1908 Sept. 8, 1908

July 25, 1908 Aug. 30, 1908

6739 Bhd. between 39th and 40th Sts...........

Ash pit and protecting structure also connection between pit and ash pocket erected, N. Y. Edison Co..................

Oct. 24, 1908 In progress

6677 Between 39th and 40th

House erected, N. Y. Edison

Sts

Co

Oct. 16, 1908

4582 jBhd. 41st St

Rebuilt, had collapsed, New Amsterdam Gas Co..........

S uspe n de d Nov. 14,1908 Resumed Dec. 10,1908 In progress

Mar. 7, 1908 April 6, 1908

6282 jBulkhead, 45th St.

Repairs, Schwartzchild & Sultz-berger.....................

May 11. 1908 May 15, 1908

6123 jBhd. between 45th and 46th Sts...........

Coal plant, etc., erected, Schwartzchild & Sulzberger.

B. O.

Location.

6422 51st St. Pier.

jLife Saving Station erected, U. S. Life Saving Corps......

July 23, 1908

Aug. 15, 1908

6615 iBetween 52d and 53d

Sts

6066 53d St.

6558

53d St. Pier.

6311 62d St.

6930 Bhd. South 63d St....

6510 Platform between 64th and 65th St........

Bulkhead repaired, Mendelsohn & Co......................

Suction pipe transferred, Artificial Ice Co................

Waiting room erected, Dept, of Public Charities..........

Electric power installed, scale and house built, Stegemann Rockefeller Ice Co. . . .

Repairs, Marina Coal Co

Sept. 10, 1908 Sept. 26, 1908:.:

April 27, 1908

Sept. 9, 1908

Sept. 26, 1908 Dec. 1, 1908

July 6, 1908 Dec. 27, 1908

Aug. 1, 1908

In progress

Piles and chock replaced, American Ice Co.................

Sept. 1, 1908

6358 Between 64th and 70th

Sts

6731 68th St.

Water main laid along exterior st., Henry E. Fox.....

Engine and covering erected, Central Brew. Co............

July 6, 1908

Nov. 14, 1908

Nov. 7, 1908

Nov. 13, 1908

6769 Between 81st and 82d St.................

Piles driven, J. Rheinfrank Co..

Nov. 7, 1908

Nov. 14, 1908

5979 91st St. Pier

Pier vacated, American Ice Co.

Mar. 1, 1908 j Mar. 31, 1908

5988 |91st St. Pier and bhd.

bet. 91st and 92d

Sts

6557 91st St. Pier.

6030 (Between 91st and 92d

Sts

Scales, house and material removed, American Ice Co.....

Pipes placed, for Ferry Boat “Middleton,” Young & Meyers....................

Pavement repaired, American Ice Co.....................

Mar. 4, 1908

Mar. 31, 1908

Aug. 3, 1908

Aug. 26, 1908

Mar. 6, 1908

July 20, 1908

6678 Between 91st and 92d

Sts

5844

92d St. and Avenuej

“ A it

Fence erected on bulkhead, American Ice Co...........

Fence erected, Geo. Ringler &

Oct. 1. 1908

Dec. 1, 1908

Co

Jan. 30, 1908 Feb. 10, 1908

5863

92d St.

Repairs to ferry rack, bridge, and dredging under pontoon, N. Y. and East River Ferry

Co

Sept. 23, 1908 Sept. 25, 1908

6790

94th St. Pier.

6126

99th St.

Pier repaired, Hencken Willen-brock Co...................

Repairs to ferry racks, etc., N. Y. and College Point

Nov. 25, 1908 In progress

Co

May 6, 1908

May 26, 1908

6194

100th St., Pier H. R...

Davits erected, U. S. Vol. Life Saving Corps...............

June 12, 1908 June 16, 1908j

3821

Bhd. between 104 th and 105th Sts., E. R.

No repairs, building erected, E. R. Feed Co., see B. O. 3909. .

I Partial report Oct. 15, 1908

Work Supervised.

Remarks.

6779 Bet. 105th and 106th Sts., H. R..........

Piles driven and bulkhead repaired, Julia Tuska..........

Nov. 11, 1908

Nov. 12, 1908

5771 Bet. 107th and 110th Sts., H. R..........

5718

6920

Mains laid under Pleasant Ave., by Burns & Rogers, for Dept. W. S. G. & E...............

108th St. Pier, H. R... Pipe laid under Mar. St. and pier, Harlem Hygeia Ice Co..

110th St., H. R.......Shanty removed, U. S. Life

I Saving Corps...............

Nov. 27, 1907

Nov. 26, 1907

Dec. 23, 1908

July 24, 1908

May 21, 1908

5824 Between 110th and

111th Sts., H. R.... Trestle erected, Con. Gas Co....

6242 Between 110 th and

111th Sts., H. R.... Fence erected, Con. Gas Co. of i N. Y......................

6936 112th St. Pier, H. R... Pier repaired, damaged by tug | transfer No. 9, N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co................

Earth-filling placed, Park Dept.

Mar. 17, 1908

May 26, 1908

May 15, 1908

May 26, 1908

5784 114th St., H. R.

5670 116th St., H. R.......Main installed, pavement open

ed and relaid, Francis Celia. .

Float placed, Police Dept......

5862 125th St., H. R.......Shed erected on bulkhead, Penn.

R. R. Co...................

6223 125th St., H. R.......Submarine cable removed, Fire

j Dept......................

6393

120th St., H. R.

6405 Platform bet. 128th &

i 129th Sts., H. R.... Repairs to bulkhead platform, Interborough R. R. Co......

6836 2d Ave. and 129th St. [Repairs to platform and fender .    I system, Interborough R. T.

Co

Dec. 28, 1908 Dec. 4, 1907

Aug. 13, 1908

Oct. 18, 1907 Jan. 2, 1908 June 10, 1908 June 26, 1908

Nov. 15, 1907 Mar. 31, 1908

April 21, 1908

July 7, 1908

Aug. 4, 1908

Dec. 3, 1908

In progress

6913

130th St., H. R. (Man.) Extension to office built, Har-j lem & Morrisiania Trans. Line.......................

Dec. 4, 1908

Dec. 19, 1908

6610

E. 131st-132d Sts. H. R.............

2340

132d St., H. R.

j Subway and two manholes on marginal street, Empire City j Subway Co., Ltd............

. [Erecting building, Fire Dept...

Sept. 8, 1908 Oct. 12, 1904

In progress

6642

132d St. and ton Ave....

Lexing-

Suspended, July 20, 1908 Resumed In progress

6689

Approaches installed, pipes laid, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd., for N. Y. Tel. Co......

Lexington Ave. and 132d St., H. R., to 3d Ave., Bronx.....

Sept. 22, 1908

In progress

5586

Laying 25 5 inch C. I. pipes, Empire City Subway Co., Ltd.

E. 137th St., H. R.....jEngine shed and coal hopper,

] J. S. Conabeer..............

Dec. 7, 1908

In progress

Sept. 11, 1907

6854

E. 137th St., H. R... . Changes in coal pocket, J. S.

Conabeer...................

Feb. 3, 1907

Work acc’ted, Dec. 11, 1908

B. O.

Location.

Nature of Work.

j Be^un.

Completed.

Remarks.

5071

6208

W. 140th and 142d Sts., H. R..........

W. 140th and 141st Sts., H. R..........

Filling in, Chas. Hamilton.

July 5, 1907 Jan. 11, 1908

6079

W. 141st St.

Ice-bridge, scales, etc., Estate of S. Bernheimer............

Sewer across marginal street, Com. Public Works..........

May 4, 1908 j June 11, 1908 May 27, 1908!June 30, 1908!

6112

W. 141st-152d Sts., H. R..............

Filling outshore to line, John F. Purcell

bulkhead

April 9, 1908

5058

W. 145th to 148th Sts., H. R..............

Filling, Davies & Hamilton....

July, 1907

Revoked Nov. 6, 1908

Revoked May 29, 1908

6312

W. 158th-159th Sts., H. R...............

Erection of boathouse, J. J. Coogan, Est................

April 15, 1908

June 3, 1908

3559

W. 159th St. to Speedway, H. R.........

Improvement to water front, Interborough Rapid Transit

Co

Sept. 1, 1905

In progress

5922

W. 204th St., H. R....

Boathouse, Hy. Hechinger

Placed

April 2, 1908

3204

Spuyten Duyvil to City Line, N. R......

Widening railroad embankment, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Co...

Aug. 1, 1904 Mar. 20, 1908

3775

W. 189th-192d Sts., H. R..............

Crib bulkhead Real Estate

, Kingsbridgel Co.............I Jan. 29, 1906

Revoked Jan. 23, 1908

5512

W. 171st St., H. R....

5551

167th St., Depot Place

6631

E. 150th St.

lip about 680 feet

Edw. J. Farrell. ... iDec. 1, 1907 ............

Ext. to pile platform, Estate of

Wm. B. Ogden.............Dec. 1, 1907 ............

Two^coal hoppers, Herbert Streat Sept. 16, 1908 Oct. 16, 1908

Pier and sli south of.

Suspended

Suspended

6737

E. 150th St.

Coal pocket, Cramer & Meyer

Co

Oct. 15, 1908

In progress

6955

E. 150th St,

S. O. 16322

Girard Ave. and 138th

St

Coal car tressel, Cramer & Mayer Co..................

Nov. 18, 1908

In progress

Dump ashes, etc., Jordon L. Mott......................

June 16, 1896

In progress

5811

Rider Avenue, Mott Haven Canal.......

Two coal pockets and screening tower, Tinsley Bros.........

April 10, 1908

Sept. 2, 1908

6689

3d Ave., Bronx, to Lex. Ave. and 132d St., H. R..........

6061 I Lincoln Ave.

5938 j Willis Ave,

Laying 25 5-inch C. I. pipes, Empire City Subway Co.....

Sign board, Central R. R. of N. J.......................

Repairs to racks and transfer bridges. N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co...................

Dec. 7, 1908 In progress

May 25, 1908 May 25, 1908

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

Work Supervised.

Remarks.

6707 Walnut Ave. and E. 132d St.............

6126 E. 134th St.

Mooring cribs, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.....

Repairs to ferrybridges, N. Y.

Point Ferry Co..

Oct. 28, 1908

In progress

rack and & College

May 29, 1908

June 3, 1908

6290 |E. 136th-137th Sts., Port Morris

Repairs to backing log and fender system, Port Morris Land & Improvement Co. . . .

June 22, 1908

June 26, 1908

5838

E. 138th St., East} River

6499

Refreshment stand removed, i Milton Daub...............

138th St., E. R.......'Erection of pump, Central Union

Gas Co....................

Jan. 31, 1908 Jan. 31, 1908:

July 27, 1908

Nov. 1, 1908

6925 E. 138th-139th Sts., ! E. R..............

Fender piles, Manhattan Marble

Co

Dec. 18, 1908

Dec. 28, 1908

5564 Cabot St., 100 feet : west of

4132 Bet. Cabot and Tiffany , j Sts., L. I. Sound.. .

12 steel transfer bridges, N. Y. i N. H. & H. R. R. Co........

Oct. 2, 1907

In progress

. | Construction of four piers gether with bulkheads, Oak j Point Land & Dock Co..

1 ii-

4049 jDupont-Tiffany Sts... jBulkheads, Oak Point Land & i Dock Co...................

5813 Truxton-Tiffany Sts.. Platform, Oak Point Land &j | Dock Co...................

| Coal Pocket & Hoisting Eng. j McConnell & Co.',..........

Coal Pocket & Hoisting Plant. . McConnell & Co.,............

6155 Hunts Point Road... . Tide-gage, U. S. Engineer’s Office............ i.........

(Stone filled crib, Clinton Stephens.......................

Close Pile bulkhead and filling, Clinton Stephens............

May 17, 1906 Jan. 15, 1908

May 3, 1906 ............

June 25, 1908 In progress. .

Suspended

6543 Garrison Ave

6806 Garrison Ave.

5554 Classon Point.

6077 iClasson Point.

Aug. 1, 1908

In progress. . |

Aug. 1, 1908jin progress. . j

April 15, 1908

April 20, 1908;

Sept. 1, 1907jJune 29, 1908

May 24, 1908June 29, 1908

6796 Bronx & Hutchinson j Rivers & Pelham

! Bay...............Fenders around the draws of |

bridges thereat, N. Y., N. H.j & H. R. R.......

..^Bulkhead platform and apj proach, P. J. Heaney Co.....

5476 Westchester Creek..

......Oct. 10, 1908

Oct. 15, 1908

July 15, 1907

Suspended

6501 jWestchester Creek... . JRepairs to present dock, Theodore E. North...............

Aug. 15, 1908'Sept, 16, 1908

6284 Ft. Schuyler Road,|

6284 Ft. Schuyler Road,

Westchester Creek.. |Strengthening of coal handling tower and foundation timbers John S. Bush...............:

5698 4th-5th Sts., West-' Chester Creek......

Extension to pile platform, i Annie Leahy...............

Nov. 4, 1907

Suspended

B. O.

Location.

6173 East Side of West-j Chester Creek, 800

j S. Eastern Boulevard j Rebuilding bulkhead platform, St. Joseph’s Institute........

6603 I Main St., Westchester. Open Shed, Mrs. North........

Eastern Blvd., Union-port...............

April 24, 1908 May 9, 1908 Aug. 25, 1908 Sept. 16, 1908

6884

5329

Layton Ave.

Fence enclosing platform, P. J. Heaney Co.................

Building, U. S. Vol. Life Saving Corps......................

Dec. 17, 1908 Dec. 19, 1908

Feb., 1906

Suspended

6177 Layton Ave..........

6570 Town Dock Road, Throggs Neck......

6770 Givans Creek, Bay-chester............

Boathouse, Frank P. Nowak.. . May 11, 1908 June 19, 1908

Runway, A. G. Miller.

| Aug. 22, 1908! Sept. 20, 1908

Dredging and building a temporary dock, John C. Rodger,s

Jr

Nov. 20, 1908 In progress

ISLANDS.

6721

North Bros. Island. . .

6203 Riker’s Island

Filling placed in rear of wall, Health Dept...............

Placing wreck, Merritt & Chap-' man.......................

|Nov. 16, 1908 In progress.. May 4, 1908 i May 4, 1908

6742 Riker’s Island,

Platforms erected outside enclosure, Dept, of St. Cleaning.

Dec. 7, 1908 In progress

8254 iRiker’s Island,

Building embankment, wall, etc., under Contract 1132, Roger L. Young............

Sept. 9, 1908

Suspended Nov. 10, 1908

6617 Bowne St., City Island. One story frame building, Aug.

Gerstle.«...................

Aug. 22, 1908 Oct. 14, 1908

5986 E. Carroll St., City Island.............

Coal handling plant, Ernest Roeder....................

Mar.

4, 1908 April 29, 1908

6670 City Island Ave., City Island.............

Change of house location, A. L. Thwaite...................

Aug.

7, 1908! In progress

6696 City Island Ave., City Island.............

Change of house location, Mrs. Walters....................

Aug.

7, 1908 Nov. 26, 1908

6807

jCity Island Ave., City

Island.............Moving building

J. Feely

6886 City Island Ave., City j Island.............

6580 Franklin St., City Is-

outshore, Jas.

Dec.

1, 1908

Suspended

Moving building outshore, Louisa A. Pell...........

Sept. 29, 1908

In progress

land

Runway, Benj. F. Wood

Aug. 14, 1908

Suspended

6697 City Island Ave., City Island.............

Change of house location, City Island Real Estate Co.......

5825

5966

5967

6343

5849

6760

5727

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Borough of Brooklyn. [General repairs to wharf pro-j perty, Est. of Wm. Beard....

Borough of Brooklyn.. |General repairs and dredging, wharf property, N. Y. Dock

Borough of Brooklyn..

Co

General repairs to wharf property, Brooklyn Ferry Co....

front, Penn.

Borough of Brooklyn.. I Repairs to water ; R. R, Co.......

Crib bulkhead, Standard Oil

Manhattan Ave., Newtown Creek.........

Apollo St., Newtown Creek..............

Co

Work Supervised.

[Dec. 24, 1907 Jan. 15, 1908

Approach and dumping board,

Borough Construction Co... . Dec. 1, 1908 In progress

Freeman Street, East

j River..............Repairs to pier, Lowell M.

Palmer.. .

....[Public bath on north side of ! pier, Superintendent of Public Buildings..................I

6139 Noble St.

5981

N. 12th St.

5982 N. 12th St

6016 IN. 12th St.

6740 IN. 6th St.

6741 N. 5th St,

6267 Metropolitan Ave,

6868 S. 5th St.

Remarks.

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

Expired Aug. 1, 1908

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

Nov. 13, 1907 Jan. 2, 1908

Repairs to pier, Standard Oil

j Co. of N. Y................

[Repairs to pier, Standard Oil Co. of New York............

Temporary fence, Standard Oil Co. of N. Y................

Repairs to pier, Brooklyn Cooperage Co..................

Repairs to pier, Brooklyn, Eastern District Terminal.......

FI of t, Mrs. Mary Fisher.......

(Dumping board, Borough Cons.

Co

Placed

[June 29, 1908

Mar. 16, 1908 Apfil 30, 1908

Mar. 16, 1908

April 16, 1908

Sept. 1, 1908

[Oct. 15, 1908

April 30, 1908

May 29, 1908

Oct. 12, 1908; Nov. 8, 1908

Placed

June 30, 1908

6809 Grand St............

6584 Division Ave., Walla-bout Channel

Dec. 1, 1908 In progress.. Driving piles, Nassau Ferry Co. Nov. 20, 1908 Nov. 22, 1908

6271

Division Ave

Steel and concrete ash pockets,

Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co.. May 9, 1908 Sept. 18, 1908

Rebuilding crib and platform,!

Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co. . May 12, 1908 Aug. 5, 1908

6226

Ross St. Wallabout.. .

6853

Clinton Ave,

Replacing of frame partition,

Corporation of Fred. Scholes. :May 20, 1908)June 30, 1908

Removal of dumping board,

O’Brien Bros. Inc..........

Dec.

11, 1908 Dec. 15, 1908

6870

Clinton Ave

Dumping board, Borough Cons.

Co

Dec. 16, 1908 In progress

B. O.

Location.

6878

Clinton Ave,

6890

Hudson Ave

Dumping board, O’Brien Bros. | Inc........................

Dumping board, Brooklyn Union Gas Co..............

Dec. 12, 1908 Dec. 20, 1908

6819

6869

Gold St......

Fulton Ferry.

Sewer outlet, Bureau of Sewers. Dumping board, Borough Cons.

Nov. 10, 1908 Dec. 5, 1908 Nov. 1, 19081 In progress..

Co

Dec. 12, 1908 In progress

6825

Joralemon, Irving Sts.. Extension to piers Nos. 19 to 30, N. Y. Dock Co

. Nov. 1, 1908

In progress

6821

Harrison and Baltic

Sts

4552

Douglas St.

Dumping board, Borough Developing Co................

Construction Gowanus Flushing Tunnel, John Pierce Co......

Nov. 30, 1908 j In progress

Sept. 9, 1907 I

n progress

6338 Douglas and Degraw

Sts

6037

Degraw St.

Coal handling tower, Scranton & Lehigh Coal Co...........

Removal and reconstruction of crib bulkhead, John Pierce

June 15, 1908 Oct. 10, 1908

Co

May 1, 1908

Dec. 18, 1908

5653

Smith St. and Hamil-Ave...............

Steel coal pocket, Devoe & Reynolds Co...............

Jan. 30, 1908 In progress

6743

Union—Sackett Sts...

Renewing fender system, John F. Schmadake..............

Nov. 9, 1908

Nov. 16, 1908

6362

Pier No. 4, Wallabout.

Repair outer 200 feet N. S. inner end, S, side, Erie R. R. American Ice Co............

jjune 30, 1908;Oct. 8, 1908

6327

Washington St

Removal of runways, coal, der-! rick, etc., erection of granite unloading derrick with hopper, and repairs to decking of Manhattan Bridge pier, Ryan-Parker Construction Co......

5884

Cranberry — Middagh

May 15, 1908 July 1, 1908

Sts

Extension to pier No. 6, and erection of shed, N. Y. Dock

Co

Mar. 10, 1908 May 25, 190 8

5840

Erie Basin.

General repairs, Estate of Wm. Beard.....................

6785 Pier No. 52, Erie Basin..............

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

Pier and floating dry dock, Jno M. Robbins Co.............

Oct. 16, 1908

In progress

6198 Grinnel St., Smith St.,' Dikeman St., Amity St., Dock St., So. 10th St., So. 5th St., Noble St., Vernon i Ave. bridge........

Hydrants for supplying water to shipping, Dept, of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity..

June 2, 1908 Sept. 15, 1908

4552 |Douglas St., Gowanus i Canal..............

Construction of Gowanus Flushing Tunnel, John Pierce Co...

Sept. 9, 1907|In progress

6252 Union St., Gowanus Canal..............

Temporary awning shed, John Hynes......................

Work Supervised.

Completed. : Remarks.

6317 [Union St., Gowanus Canal..............

Cables across, Edison Elec. Illuminating Co.............

June 28, 1908

June 28, 1908

6723 Union St., Gowanus Canal..............

Repairs to crib bulkhead, Thos. N. Lidford.................

Oct. 21, 1908

Nov. 2, 1908

5731 jSackett St., Gowanus Canal..............

Foundations under coal tower, John F. Schmadake.........

Nov. 4, 1907

Feb. 6, 1908

5842 jBryant St., Gowanus Canal..............

Coal pocket and plant, National Fuel Briquette Co...........

Jan. 10, 1908

Feb. 20, 1908

6812 jPercival St., Gowanus Canal............

6799 First St.

6875

Second St., Gowanus. .

6765

6176

Third St., Gowanus. . .

Third St. and Gowanus Canal..............

Shed over boiler, Furman &

Kirkland...................

Repairs to bulkhead, Standard Oil Co.....................

Repairs to bulkhead, Shaw &

Truesdale Co...............

Derrick, Interborough Ice Co.. . Nov. 2, 1908

Nov. 26, 1908 Dec. 4, 1908 [Nov. 17, 1908 Dec. 4, 1908!

Dec. 10, 1908 Dec. 15, 1908 Nov. 3, 1908

6700

Steel oil tanks, Pure Oil Co. . . . April 1, 1908 6th St. Basin, Gowanus Dumping board, Brooklyn Imp.

April 3, 1908

Co

Sept. 12, 1908 Nov. 6, 1908

6749 6th St. Basin, Gowanus Approach to dumping board, Borough Cons. Co...........

6780 6th St. Basin, Gowanus Repairs to dump, Bernard Campbell & Co.............

6000 17th St. Basin, Gowanus Repairing crib bulkhead, Tartar Chemical Co............

6335 7th St., Gowanus Canal Board fence, Brooklyn Union Gas Co....................

Nov. 28, 1908 In progress

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

Mar. 30, 1908 April 8, 1908!

June 9, 1908

June 16, 1908

6254 7th St. Basin, Gowanus Coal pocket and coal handling tower, L. Couzen............

Intake and discharge pipes at bulkhead, Coney Island & & Brooklyn R. R. Co........

5850 9th St., Gowanus CanaljDriving piles, Coney Island & i Brooklyn R. R. Co..........

Frame sheds, American Ice

5919 8th St., Gowanus

6082 24th St.

Co

May 15, 1908

July 28, 1908

May 17, 1908

Oct. 5, 1908!

Jan. 2, 1908

Feb. 20, 1908

April 7, 1908

May 8, 1908

6272 24th St.

Temporary shed, American Ice

Co

Mar. 8, 1908

May 29, 1908

6844

24th St.

(Repairs to pier, Tebo Yacht Basin Co...................

Dec. 3, 1908

Dec. 5, 1908

6260

25th St.

. Enclosing of the open side of | shed and cutting five doors 1 in same, D. L. & W. R. R. Co.

6397

25th—27th Sts

Repairs, D. L. & W. R. R. Co. .

June 25, 1908 June 1, 1908

June 30, 1908

Expired Dec. 31, 1908

6535

26th St

Repairs to pier, D. L. & W. R. R. Co...................

B. O.

Location.

5636 39th—40th Sts

S. O. 43d—51st Sts 21424

Building, Roessler & Hasslacher Chem. Co..................j

Construction of five new piers, Bush Co. Ltd...............

Oct. 1, 1907 Feb. 20, 1908

5962 51st—52d Sts

June 9, 1901 In progress.. Coal bin, Commercial Coal Co... Mar. 3, 1908 Mar. 25, 1908

6193 51st—52d Sts

Ice bridge, scales, American Ice

Co

May 13, 1908 May 16, 1908

6764 51st—52d Sts

6124 59th—61st Sts

Weigh-house on pier, Commercial Coal Co................

Boat house, Excelsior Yacht Club......................

Nov. 4, 1908 Nov. 4, 1908

Oct. 6, 1908 Nov. 4, 1908

5913 64th—65th Sts

Bulkhead and rack, I,. I. R. R.

Co

jMay 10, 1908

Suspended

5628

Bay Ridge Ave.

6184

Extension to pipe connection, Dept. Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.................

16th Ave., Bath Beach Foundation piles for boat house, Brooklyn Rowing Club......

June 23, 1908 June 25, 1908

May 4, 1908 June 10, 1908

6585 124th Ave., Gravesend Bay,

Bulkhead and filling, Cropsey & Mitchell....................

July 10, 1908 In progress

5906 Bay 49th St. to Gravesend Ship Canal..............

6675 W. 17th St., Coney Island Creek.......

Filling in, Harvey Imp. Co. . . . lAug. 20, 1908 In progress

Repairs to bulkhead, F. W. Johns......................

Oct. 2, 1908 Oct. 10, 1908

6727

W. 12th St., Coney Island Creek.......

Derrick, tower, hopper, etc., Brooklyn Gas Co...........

Sept. 22, 1908 Nov. 13, 1908

4964

Neptune Ave., Coney Island Creek.......

Laying of two gas mains, one water pipe, sheet pile bulkhead, and lift bridge, Brooklyn Gas Co.................

April 22, 1907 Nov. 18, 1908

4991

Sheepshead Bay,

Sheet pile bulkhead, filling, and! construction of marginal St.,j Manhattan Beach Surety Co. J Jan. 30, 1905

Dec. 8, 1908

6704 | Dooley Lane, Sheepshead Bay,

Removal of clam bin, I. Lundy. |Oct. 16, 1908

Nov. 5, 1908

6221 22d St., Sheepshead head Bay..........

Platform and runway, Wm. Esmark....................

May 18, 1908

June 1, 1908

6265

22d St., Sheepshead

Bay

Two story house, Wm. Esmark

Before permit was issued

6141

Voorhees

Lane,

Sheepshead Bay.... Boat house and building of pier, Anton Lundy..........

April 15, 1908

May 20, 1908

6239

hea Bay

Ave., Sheeps-

Enlarging boat house, John Lundy.....................

jMay 3, 1908

6639 ISheepshead Bay Road. Pile platform, Annie Gilbert. . . Sept. 23, 1908

May 10, 1908 j

Suspended

6516

Ocean Ave., Sheeps-head Bay..........

Repairs to dock and boat houses, S. Newburger...............

3469

6416

6164

Flatbush Ave., Jamaica Bay............

Sand Bay............

Canarsie Landing.....

6744

Canoe Creek, Canarsie.

6507

Wilson & Ross Sts....

5681 Little Bayside

Work Supervised.

Completed. Remarks.

June 10, 1908jJuly 29, 1908

Bulkheading, Terrence F. Curley

Repairs to runway, W’ D. Dorr.

Repairs to bulkhead, Brooklyn & Canarsie Realty Co........

Frame shed, Frederick Vorbeck.

Addition to coal pocket, E. B. Tuttle.....................

Aug. 15, 1905 j............

July 11, 1908 July 11, 1908

Suspended

May 12, 1908ljune 15, 1908 Oct. 20, 1908 Nov. 1, 1908

July 27, 1908 Sept. 23, 1908

BOROUGH OF QUEENS

Crib bulkhead and filling, Mary J. Doherty.................

Oct. 23, 1907,Mar. 25, 1908

6126 First Ave., College Point..............

Repairs to ferry rack and bridges, N. Y. & College Point Ferry Co.............

Mar. 30, 1908 May 20, 1908

6876 !First St. and First Ave. College Point.......

5911 3d—5th Sts., College i Point..............

Building, Wm. H. Kramer

Nov. 25, 1908

In progress

Reconstruction of crib bulkhead, American Hard Rubber

Co

Jan. 15, 1908 Mar. 18, 1908

6401 jjackson Ave. bridge..

Bath house 800 feet west of, Paul Kyle.................

June 27, 1908

July 1, 1908

6880

Flushing Creek, west of causeway..........

C. O.

658

North Beach.

Platform and bulkhead, Phoenix Construction Co..........

Walkway and platform, Bowery Bay Building & Imp. Co.....

Dec. 10, 1908

In progress

Oct. 1, 1902

Suspended

6784 Luyster Creek, Ber-rians Island........

1620

Lawrence Point.

Pile platform and dike, Astoria Light. Heat & Power Co.....

Piers and bulkhead, Astoria Light, Heat & Power Co.....

Dec. 15, 1908iln progress

Oct. 1, 1903jin progress

6351 Broadway to Sandford

Sts

5846 Sandford St,

6768 ;Harris Ave,

6370 Brodine St., L. I. City.

6097 14th to Englis Sts., L. I. City..........

Platform, pier, and crib bulkhead, S. Stephens Realty Co.

Repairs to runway, J. A. Jack-son & Co..................

Removal of dirt, Snare & Triest.

Fender piles, Young & Metzner.

July 3, 1908 In progress

Jan. 2, 1908 Jan. 21, 1908 Nov. 13, 1908 Nov. 16, 1908 June 16, 1908 July 18, 1908

Head house for milling purposes, Atlantic Macaroni Co........

April 8, 1908jJuly 22, 1908

5950

4th—5th Sts., L. I.

City

Two story building, L. I. R. R.

Co

Mar. 2, 1908

Mar. 20, 1908

6581

3d and 4th Sts., L. I. City...............

Pile platform, Walter E. Irving. Sept. 3, 1908iSept. 11, 1908

B. O.

Location.

6616

Front St., Newtown Creek..............

Repairs to fender system, N. Y. Land & Warehouse Co.......

Sept. 1, 1908

Nov. 7, 1908

6490

Between Borden Ave. bridge and Drawbridge in Dutch Kills Eight wash borings, L. I. R. R.

Aug. 2, 1908

Aug. 13, 1908

6618

6676

Yarick St., Newtown Creek..............

Washington Clay Aves. Newtown Creek._____

Storage shed, C. L. Miller

July 30, 1908

Sept. 15, 1908

Repairs to bulkhead, Nicholas Copper Co

Sept. 25. 1908

Oct. 16, 1908

6202

Greenpoint Ave.

Repairs to bulkhead. Mrs. Helen S. Leonhardt...............

May

6036

Greenpoint Ave., 900 feet south of.......

Repairs to csib bulkhead, Chas. A. Van Iderstine............

April 10, 1908 May 24, 1908

5964

6120

Hayward St., Newtown Creek.

Broad Channel

Boiler house, L. I. R. R. Co. . . . Feb. 28, 1908 Mar. 24, 1908 April 28, 1908 April 28, 1908

Placing 17 poles, N. Y., N. J. Telephone Co...............

6910

Bayyiew Ave., Rockaway,

Far!

Land under water, Edwin J. Steiner....................

Dec. 1, 1908 In progress

6554

Rochester—Bay Aves., Far Rockaway

Filling and bulkheading, M. | Edith Morgan..............

Aug. 1, 1908 In progress..¹

6701

Kate Ave., Jamaica Bay..    ..........

5355

6719

Sheet pile bulkhead, Summerville Realty Co ............

.. . Filling in of upland, Summerville Realty Co ......

Chase Ave., Jamaica'

Repairs to bulkhead,

Kelly ............

Arverne-Amstel.

Wm.

Oct. 1, 1908

April 1, 1907

In progress

In progress

6246

6247

6013

lEldert Ave., Jamaica Bay...............

Grove Ave., Jamaica! Bay...............

Hollands Dock, Jamaica Bay............

Oct. 12, 1908 Nov. 1, 1908 House, Mrs. Kate Bachman. . . . May 19, 1908 June 20, 1908

House, Broadway Boat Club.. .

May 18, 1908 June 5, 1908

Driving foundation piles, Peter Kranzweiler................

Mar. 23, 1908 Mar. 23, 1908

6331

Hollands Dock, Jamaica Bay............

6659

C. O.

Extension to house and walkway, Louis Martin.......

Hollands Pier, Rockaway...............(Foundation and structure

piles, Wm. Schaeffer......

June 10, 1908 June 18; 1908

on

Sept. 15, 1908 Nov. 15, 1908

511

wright Place

C. O.

.V,:;

Rockaway Park

[Sheet pile bulkhead, John Wain-j wright.....................

| Pumping sand for filling, West j Rockaway Land Co.........

April 18, 1902

Suspended

May 11, 1902

Suspended

5271

Belle Harbor, Rockaway Point

Filling in of upland, West Rockaway Land Co.........

May 1, 19071 In progress

Work Supervised.

WORK SUPERVISED. .

Borough of Richmond.

St. George.

B. O. 2550.—Building about 200 feet of crib bulkhead, and about 300 feet of sheet pile bulkhead, at St. George, under permit, on property owned by the Staten Island Rapid Transit Co. Work began August 18th, 1904, and has been suspended.

B. O. 5449.—General repairs have been made to wharf property occupied hy the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. at St. George by the above Company. Work begun July 19th, 1907, and finished January 1st, 1908.

B. O. 6063.—Rebuilding the pier known as No. 6 at St. George, hy the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. under permit. Work begun April 2d, 1908, and finished October 3d, 1908.

B. O. 6251.—The laying of sewer along South Street, St. George, by the Commissioner of Public Works for the Borough of Richmond, under permit. Work begun March 15th, 1908, and finished June 6th, 1908.

B. O. 6443.—The erection of a one-story office building at the south shore track terminal, at the St. George Ferry Terminal, by the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co., under permit. Work begun July 13th, 1908, and finished July 24th, 1908.

Tompkinsville.

B. O. 3394.—The American Dock and Trust Co. is extending its pier known as Pier No. 3, near the foot of Arrietta Street, Tompkinsville, and extending shed on said pier under permit. Work begun June 27th, 1905, and has been suspended.

B. O. 6076.—The widening and extending Pier No. 2, at Tompkinsville, by the American Dock and Trust Co., under permit. Work begun April 3d, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6504.—The widening and extending freight shed on pier No. 2, at Tompkinsville, by the American Dock and Trust Co., under permit. Work begun July 22d. 1908, and finished October 3d, 1908.

B. O. 6552.—The redriving of creosoted bearing piles under the piers of American Docks at Tompkinsville, by the American Dock and Trust Co., under permit. Work begun October 16th, 1908, and is in progress.

Stapleton.

S. O. 20221.—The building of a crib bulkhead at the James D. Leary, Long Dock, at Stapleton, by Bernard Brady, under permit. Work begun August 19th, 1903, and finished May 9th, 1908.

B. O. 4663.—Repairs are being made to the Long Dock near the foot of Prospect Street, Stapleton, by Brady Bros., under permit. Work begun October 5th, 1906, and is in progress.

B. O. 5030.—Building a pile platform in front of the present bulkhead between Richmond Road and Clinton Street, Stapleton, and a sheet pile retaining structure, extending from Prospect Street, northerly, to a point northerly of Sands Street, with a return along the southerly side of the pier thereat, by Thos.

& H. K. S. Williams, under permit. Work begun May 6th, 1907, and finished October 5th, 1908.

B. O. 5655.—Construction of outlet sewer at foot of Elizabeth Street, Staple-ton, by the Commissioner of Public Works for the Borough of Richmond, under permit. Work begun October 14th, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6195.—Repairs to pier at foot of Wave Street, Stapleton, by Thomas and H. K. S. Williams, under permit. Work begun April 30th, 1908, and finished October 5th, 1908.

B. O. 6238.—The filling in of a ditch near the foot of Water Street, Stapleton, by the Briquette Coal Co., under permit. Work begun May 9th, 1908, and finished May 12th, 1908.

B. O. 6333.—The building of crib work under the pier and the Mill Building, at the Long Dock, near the foot of Prospect Street, Stapleton, by Brady Bros., under permit. Work begun September 5th, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6519.—Constructing a timber basin near the foot of Grant Street, Staple-ton, by Thos. Williams, under permit. Work begun July 29th, 1908, and finished September 10th, 1908.

B. O. 6841.—Driving about 100 piles at the Docks of the Merritt and Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co., in Stapleton, by the said Company, under permit. Work begun November 16th, 1908, and finished December 16th, 1908.

Clifton.

B. O. 3050.—Fencing off from public use, two piers between Sylva Lane and Sylvester Terrace, and also the removal from the locality of the Clifton Boat House, such portions of said piers as have drifted to that point, at Clifton, by Nicholas Muller, owner, under order from this Department. Broken portions of piers have been removed from the vicinity of the Clifton Boat House, February 17th, 1905, but the fencing off has not been done.

Woodland Beach.

B. O. 2479.—Repairs to walkway in front of Woodland Beach Hotel and Casino, Woodland Beach, leading to a fishing platform, and also fencing off said premises pending such repairs, by Alphonso Krenn, under order from this Department. Premises fenced off June 19th, 1904, and work has been suspended.

New Dorp.

B. O. 6601.—The reconstruction of a portion of the crib dock at the foot of New Dorp Lane, New Dorp, by George W. Vanderbilt (Talbot Root, Agent), under permit. Work begun August 31st, 1908, and finished November 30th, 1908.

Great Kills.

B. O, 5912.—Repairs have been made to a runway and a small crib built at a point about 110 feet south of Nelson avenue, Great Kills, by Jacob Sauer, under permit. Work begun March 30th, 1908, and finished June 15th, 1908.

Work Supervised.

Huguenot.

B. 0. 6144.—Building a 500-foot extension to the existing pier, near the foot of Sycamore Avenue, Huguenot, by the Terra Marine Co., under permit. Work begun May 18th, 1908, and finished August 15th, 1908.

Prince's Bay.

B. O. 6339.—Repairs to the present dock in the vicinity of Beach Street, Prince’s Bay, by Nathaniel L. Butler, under permit. Work begun July 14th, 1908, and finished July 16th, 1908.

Tottenville.

B. O. 1805.—A pile bulkhead has been built in the vicinity of Amboy Road and Hopping Avenue, Tottenville, by A. C. Brown & Sons, under permit. Work begun November 5th, 1903, and finished May 25th, 1908.

B. O. 2978.—A canal boat has been placed at the foot of Johnson Avenue, Tottenville, piles driven in front of same, and earth filling deposited in rear of said boat and runway erected outshore thereof, by Hubbard R. Yetman, under permit. Work begun December 22d, 1904, and is in progress.

B. O. 3887.—A marine railway has been constructed about 240 feet north of the foot of Amboy Road, Arthur Kills (Tottenville), by William H. Brown, under permit. Work begun January 25th, 1906, and finished January 23d, 1908.

B. O. 5723.—Construction of a small pier on Arthur Kills at Tottenville, by the Southern Ship Building Co., under permit. Work begun December 2d, 1907, and has been suspended.

B. O. 6446.—Driving piles and erecting runway at the foot of Beach Street, Tottenville, by Charles Stark, under permit. Work begun July 12th, 1908, and finished August 25th, 1908.

B. O. 6949.—Repairing the outer 20 feet of the pier at the foot of Main Street, Tottenville, by Frederick W. O. Schmitz, under permit. Work begun December 30th, 1908, and is in progress.

New Brighton.

S. O. 21491.—A crib bulkhead is being erected at New Brighton, by J. B. King & Co., under permit. Work begun December 23d, 1901, and has been suspended.

B. O. 4881.—A five-story reinforced concrete building has been erected easterly of Franklin Avenue, on the Kill Yon Kull side, at New Brighton, by J. B. King & Co. Work begun January 4th, 1907, and finished February 3d, 1908.

B. O. 5162.—General repairs are being made to the waterfront property of J. B. King & Co., near Jersey Street, New Brighton, by the above Company, under permit. Work begun April 29th, 1907, and is now in progress.

West New Brighton.

B. O. 2358.—Repairs have been made to the bulkhead pier between Broadway and John Street, West New Brighton, by Joseph Johnson & Sons, under permit. Work was begun May 20th, 1904, and finished August 25th, 1908.

B. O. 5801.—An extension for launching ways has been constructed 25 feet beyond the outer end of building platform at the foot of Brement Avenue, West New Brighton, by the Fred A. Verdon Co., under permit. Work was commenced December 5, 1907, and completed January 2, 1908.

B. O. 5856.—Repairs have been made to the piers forming the dry dock between Bergen Avenue and Elm Street, West New Brighton, by Frank McWilliams, under permit. Work was begun January 6th, 1908, and finished March 23d, 1908.

B. O. 5900.—General repairs are being made from time to time to the docks of John H. Starin at West New Brighton, by the above named under permit. Work was begun January 23d, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6320.—The placing of filling near the foot of Columbia Street, West New Brighton, by Wm. S. Van Clief under permit. Work was begun June 1st, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6321.—Repairs to the dock located about 200 feet east of Broadway. West New Brighton, by Joseph Johnson’s Sons, under permit. Work was begun June 3d, 1908, and finished August 25th, 1908.

B. G, 6579.—The construction of a frame shed on the pile platform between Berger Avenue and Elm Street, West New Brighton, by Frank McWilliams, under permit. Work was begun September 14th, 1908, and finished October 6th, 1908.

Port Richmond.

S. O. 19709.—A retaining structure is being built and filling placed in rear of same in vicinity of Bay and Simpson Avenues, Port Richmond, by Edward White, under permit. Work was begun March 6th, 1900, and is in progress.

B. O. 3770.—A dry stone wall retaining structure has been constructed out shore of the railroad trestle at Port Richmond, to take the place of the sheet pile bulkhead formerly placed thereat, by the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. under permit. Work was begun December 25th, 1905, and finished March 6th, 1908.

B. O. 6553.—The construction of a crib dock and approach on the northerly side of Richmond Terrace, between Elm and Sharpe Avenues, Port Richmond, by the Standard Oil Co. of New York, under permit. Work was begun August 14th, 1908, and finished September 5th, 1908.

B. O. 6632.—The transfer of the naptha measuring tank from pier at West New Brighton to pier between Elm Street and Sharpe Avenue, Port Richmond, by the Standard Oil Co. of New York, under permit. Work was begun and finished September 5th, 1908.

Howlands Hook.

B. O. 4396.—Two piers and a slip have been built at the foot of Western Avenue, Howlands Hook, by Proctor and Gambel under permit. Work was begun June 1, 1906 and finished September 8, 1908.

Mariners' Harbor.

B. O. 1230.—A dock and building ways are being constructed between Union and Central Avenues, Mariners Harbor, by the Marine Construction and Dry Dock Co. of New York. Work was begun May 6th, 1903, and has been suspended.

B. O. 1562-2687.—A pier and extension thereof out to the pierhead line are

Work Supervised.

being built by Henry Du Bois’ Sons Co., between Central and Van Pelt Avenues, Mariners Harbor, under permit. Work was begun December 15th, 1903, and has been suspended.

B. O. 4353.—Construction of a sewer under the pier at the foot of Summerfleld Avenue, Mariners Harbor, by Hon. George Cromwell, President of the Borough of Richmond, under permit. Work was begun December 2d, 1907, and finished July 14th, 1908.

B. O. 5483.—A crib bulkhead has been built at the foot of Arlington Avenue, Mariners Harbor, by J. Sterling Drake, under permit. Work was begun August 24th, 1907, and finished January 22d, 1908.

B. O. 5484.—A crib bulkhead has been built at the foot of South Avenue, Mariners Harbor, by J. Sterling Drake, under permit. Work was begun August 24th, 1907, and finished January 22d, 1908.

B. O. 5516.—A pier is being built at the foot of Mesereau Avenue, Mariners Harbor, by the Burlee Dry Dock Co. under permit. Work was begun August 28th,

1907,    and is in progress.

B. O. 5992.—Dumping of ashes for the purpose of filling in on their property in the vicinity of Houseman Avenue, Mariners Harbor, by the Standard Varnish Works under permit. Work was begun March 12th, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6143.—Filling in between the piers, extending one pier and building a bulkhead platform between Andres and Mesereau Avenues, Mariners Harbor, by the Burlee Dry Dock Co. under permit. Work begun March 2d, 1908, and is in progress.

B. O. 6935.—The construction of a boat house opposite South Avenue, Mariners Harbor, by Wm. H. Haughwout, under permit. Work begun December 21st,

1908,    and is in progress.

Occupancy of Lots at Broad Channel, Jamaica Bay, Borough of Queens, Under Permit

from this Department.

B. O.

Lessee

Block

Lot

Date of Permit

5892 Theodore Sperling. 5933 Daniel Doncaster., 5996 Charles P. Weis.. .

54

45

109

25-27

14

5998

R. C. Jarold,

29

40

6044

6055

6071

6081

6098

6107

6108

6147

6161

6178

6206

6207

6228

6234

6235

6236

6253

Cheerful Liars Fishing Club

Chas. H. Foster...........

Geo. T. Provest, Jr........

Stephen Golding...........

John A. Schoepp..........

Archie Jarold.............

L. S. Fanton..............

William Engle............

Philip Shoppert...........

Dr. Conrad W. Brautigan...

A. D. Sullivan............

Simeon S. Pye............

Geo. E. Lewis & Co........

Conrad Garbe.............

Charles Dreyble...........

Gustav Hoppel............

Jacob J. Yelten...........

19

17

30

109

30

105

109

109

109

20

30

105

45

34

11

Jan. 22, 1908 Mar. 1, 1908 Mar. 13, 1908 Mar. 13, 1908 Feb. 25, 1908

12

15

41

16

37

10

10

11

14

38

12

29-30

17

Mar. 31, 1908 Mar. 31, 1908 April. 6, 1908 April 10, 1908 April 10, 1908 April 17, 1908 April 17, 1908 April 27, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 April 30, 1908 May 1, 1908 May 1, 1908 May 1, 1908

6254

Edw. S. Schlueter.

(Ext. boardwalk)

(Board-walk)

142

May 1, 1908

11

6255 Rose Reingston........

6281 Enterprise Fishing Club Fred. Suesser.

Chas. P. Weis

6294

6313

6316

6328

6341

Rev. H. F. Murray. .

John Palmer........

Mrs. Gustave Hoppe.

12

24

100

109

15

(Board-walk)

34

18-19

»-*    I-*    I-*

OO H    Oi    Qi

June 11, 1908 May 14, 1908 May 21, 1908 May 26, 1908 May 29, 1908 May 1, 1908 June 3, 1908

17

6379

6384

Chas. H. Matty, W. H. Leonard.

June 10, 1908 June 18, 1908

(Drive anchor piles)

140

6394

Frank B. Arnzen.

10

6400

Mr. & Mrs. Van Mahlman

15

15

6418

Gurdon C. Tuttle...'.

10

June 18, 1908 June 23, 1908 June 26, 1908 June 30, 1908

Occupancy of Lots at Broad Channel, Jamaica Bay, Borough of £>ueens} Under Permit from this Department—Continued.

B. O.

Lessee

Block

Lot

Date of Permit

6621 j Martin P. W. Wolf

19A

29

6622

Thos. J. Marsh.

19A

30

6624

P. O’Connor.

35

1, 2 & 3

6638

Gerald Griffin

19A

36

6767

6837

6846

Michael P. Burke.. Rev. H. F. Murray John F. Timmins..

414

15

12

35

10

6857

A. H. Stuke & Jas. Smith

13

12

6959

Henry Schuler.

Sept. 10, 1908 Sept. 10. 1908 Sept. 10, 1918 Sept, 19, 1908 Nov. 4, 1908 Nov. 30, 1908 Nov. 30, 1908 Dec. 5, 1908 Dec. 31, 190

Lots at The Raunt and Goose Creek.

B. O.

Lessee

Block

Lot

Date of Permit

6669

John M. Van Kleeck.

133

The Raunt

6140

6172

W. H. Margan J. G. Truelson.

126

406

6233

Wm C. Liebfried

193

6308

6309

6489

6498

Joseph Seby...............

James V. Dunleavy.........

Kensington Rod & Gun Club Selah H. Hitchcock.........

196

168

410

412

6521

C. S. Watts

413

6469

Clifford S. Hadley

411

Goose Creek

6471

Chas. Noehran

407-408-409

Oct. 2, 1908 April 15, 1908 April 24, 1908 May 1, 1908 May 29, 1908 May 29,'1908 July 20,'1908 July 24,'1908 aJuly 30, 1908 a July 17, 1908 July 17, 1908

6533

George F. Garbe.

6054

George F. Garbe

j 404-405 to | move float

404-405

July 30, 1908 Feb. 25, 1908

Bulkhead Wall.

BULKHEAD WALL BUILT PRIOR TO DECEMBER 31, 1908.

North River.

Section.

Length of Section.

Length

I built to date I by City.

Built by Dept, at expense of private parties.

Built by private parties.

Boat landing............

Breakwater at Pier “A”..

Battery................

Rector Street...........

Liberty Street...........

Cedar Street............

Dey Street, extended.....

Dey Street..............

West Washington Market,

Barclay Street..........

Barclay Street, extended.

Park Place.............

Murray Street...........

Warren Street...........

Chambers Street.........

Jay Street..............

Franklin Street..........

North Moore Street... j. .

Beach Street............

Lagiht Street...........

Desbrosses Street........

Watts Street............

Watts Street, extended...

Canal Street, south......

Canal Street, extended... Canal Street............

171.00

171.00

404.33

270.00

270.00

298.25

298.25

172.90

172.90

334.60

334.60

20.00

20.00

241.90

241.90

578.17

153.05

139.07

226.24

160.40

246.26

651.80

216.67

415.95

340.23

196.00

595.43

414.76

65.00

125.00

131.03

145.62

333.74

578.17

153.05

139.07

226.24

160.40

246.26

651.80

216.67

415.95

340.23

196.00

595.43

414.76

65.00

125.00

131.03

145.62

333.74

Spring Street... Charlton Street.

139.92

139.92

406.74

406.74

Old King Street......

New King Street.....

Lower Clarkson Street. West Houston Street.. Upper Clarkson Street

Leroy Street.........

Morton Street........

148.41

148.41

114.49

114.49

152.91

152.91

109.89

109.89

102.51

102.51

561.46

561.46

151.33

151.33

BULKHEAD WALL BUILT PRIOR TO DECEMBER 31, 1908—Continued.

North River.

Section.

Length of Section.

Length j Built by Dept, built to date j at expense of by City. j private parties.

Built by private parties.

Christopher Street.......

Ferry Street (abandoned)

Gansevoort Street.......

Chelsea Section..........

1,095.22

West 23d Street, south end.

West 23d Street, north end.....

West 31st Street...............

West 32d Street...............

West 33d Street..............

West 34th Street..............

West 37th to West 38th Streets

West 41st Street..............

West 42d Street..............

West 52d Street, south end. West 52d Street, north end. West 57th Street.............

2,133.61

3,729.64

1,238.20

615.42

1,095.22

96.56

2,054.31

3,629.92

1,229.64

615.42

(since removed)

257.50

257.50

515.00

515.00

98.75

98.75

198.75

194.00

197.50

197.50

257.50

621.67

617.43

404.66

404.46

1,043.30

762.50

1,043.30

762.50

West 59th Street.

320.83

124.92

Claremont Section.

Carmansville Section

1,364.09

1,433.89

985.05

777.10

Total bulkhead wall, North River.

24,818.76    |    21,498.74

1,065.86

1,069.24

East River.

Section.

Length of Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by private Parties.

Whitehall terminal, Staten Island Ferry

175.12

175.12

Whitehall

459.87

459.87

Broad Street.

738.72

738.72

Old Slip

Maiden Lane

1,150.07

701.67

997.00

701.67

Fulton

777.94

551.48

Peck Slip

349.48

349.48

James Slip........

West of James Slip

326.00

212.40

2.00

Bulkhead Wall.

BULKHEAD WALL BUILT PRIOR TO DECEMBER 31, 1908—Continued.

East River.

Section.

Length of Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by private Parties.

Catharine

177.00

134.53

Market.

800.91

800.91

Rutgers. Jefferson

867.52

867.52

Stanton Street.

1,237.92

557.21

472.32

East 23d Street.

East 24th Street,

2,454.86

340.60

2,391.09

340.60

East 25th Street.

276.24

276.24

Bellevue

543.81

543.81

New Bellevue

980.45

603.76

East 38th Street,

608.08

434.91

Between East 39th—40th Streets

200.23

200.23

East 59th Street.

Hamilton Section.

1,460.00

697.78

Yorkville

Blackwells

East 91st Street.

2,648.22

1,958.03

375.88

55.98

1,315.47

260.54

East 94th Street,

373.07

361.19

East 96th Street.

200.92

200.57

East 99tli Street.

365.00

350.57

Total bulkhead wall, East River

21,802.60 I 13,597.77

200.23

Harlem River

East 102d Street.......................

East 110th Street......................

East 116th Street......................

East 125th Street......................

Academy Street to West 201st Street.....

Total bulkhead wall, Harlem River.

848.65

856.00

110.73

367.27

201.00

2,383.65

Borough of the Bronx.

848.65

758.85

108.88

362.70

201.00

2,071.08

201.00

East 184th Street, Harlem River,

Riker’s Island.................

North Brothers Island..........

8,887.23

678.00

8,084.00

1,879.00

South of East 149th Street.

480.00

Classons Point Road............................

Total bulkhead wall, Borough of The Bronx.

8,887.23

710.00

11,351.00

480.00

BULKHEAD WALL BUILT PRIOR TO DECEMBER 31, 1908—Continued. Borough of Brooklyn.

Section.

Length of Section.

Length built to date by City.

Built by private Parties.

Wallabout Basin

Gowanus Section

36th—37th Streets, South Brooklyn, Brooklyn 39th Street................................

2,755.00

2,142.82

1,724.00

261.35

2,755.00

1,724.00

261.35

Total

6,883.17

4,740.35 I

Borough of Richmond.

Foot of Canal Street.

747.82    |

747.82    1

Borough of Queens.

Borden Avenue, East Side of Dutch Kills Borden Avenue, West Side Dutch Kills... Total..........................

277.00

210.00

487.00

SUMMARY.

Borough of Manhattan—

Linear feet. . . . .23,633.84 . . . .13,798.00 . ... 2,272.08 ....11,831.00 .... 4,740.35 . .. . 747.82 . . .. 487.00

North River .......

East River ........

Harlem River .....

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn . Borough of Richmond . Borough of Queens ...

Total bulkhead wall built prior to December 31st, 1908, 57,510.09 linear feet.

STATEMENT SHOWING NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1908.

Construction under “New Plan.”

BULKHEAD WALL.

Borough of Manhattan—

Linear feet 104.97 777.10

North River—

West 42d Street Section..............

Carmansville Section. (Riprap Wall)

Total bulkhead wall, North River East River—

Whitehall Section ..................

Fulton Section .....................

James Slip Section..................

West of James Slip Section..........

New Bellevue Section ..............

Blackwells Section .................

Yorkville Section ...................

882.07

168.62

13.04

212.40

2.00

97.20

281.75

49.77

Total bulkhead wall—E. R

824.78

WORK DONE BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Borough of the Bronx—

Concrete wall around University Heights Bridge, foot of E. 184th

Street, built by Department of Bridges..........................

Borough of Brooklyn—

Concrete wall around market site at 36th-37th Streets, built by Borough President’s Office of Brooklyn..........................

678.00

1,724.00

Piers, etc.

Borough of Manhattan.

Linear feet

North River—

Pier No. 19 Extension (Warren St.).....

W. 98th St. Pier—destruction by ice.... W. 98th St. Pier—extended and widened Carmansville Section, platform..........

333.00

25.00

424.00

300.00

Total

1,082.00

East River—

Pier No. 18 (inner end) Beekman St

Pier No. 22, James Slip............

Platform, James Slip...............

105.00

326.00

230.00

Total, East River

661.00

TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION UNDER “NEW PLAN.”

Linear feet. 50.00 155.00

Clinton St. Pier (by removal of inner end) Platform between E. 68th-69th Sts........

Total

205.00

Linear feet.

CONSTRUCTION WORK DONE FOR MUNICIPAL FERRIES. Borough of Manhattan—

700.00

Whitehall terminal of the 39th St., Brooklyn, Ferry, 2 slips, each 250 feet in length..............................................

CONSTRUCTION WORK DONE BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Bridge Department.

Borough of Manhattan—

Crib bulkhead, W. 207th St., H. R. (University Heights Bridge) Borough of The Bronx—

Crib bulkhead, E. 184th St., H. R. (University Heights Bridge).....

Linear feet.

288.00

255.00

TOTAL NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE: UNDER “NEW PLAN.”

Bulkhead wall, North River, Borough of Manhattan. Bulkhead wall, East River, Borough of Manhattan.. Concrete wall, Harlem River, Borough of The Bronx Concrete wall,, Borough of Brooklyn...............

Linear feet. 882.07 824.78 678.00 1,724.00

Total Wall Built Under “New Plan'”

Piers, etc., on North River, Borough of Manhattan. Piers, etc., on East River, Borough of Manhattan. . Piers, etc., on Harlem River, Borough of Manhattan

Municipal ferry, Borough of Manhattan..........

Crib bulkhead, Borough of The Bronx.............

4108.85 Linear feet. 1,082.00 866.00 288.00 700.00 255.00

Total piers, etc.....................

Total Construction Under “New Plan”

3,191.00

7,299.85

CONSTRUCTION NOT UNDER “NEW PLAN.”

East River—

Battery Park, platform.........

Battery Park, platform extension East 53rd Street pier...........

Linear feet. Linear feet. 84.00 47.00 257.00

Total, East River

388.00

Borough of The Bronx—

244.00

1,879.00

Platform at North Brothers Island Wall at North Brothers Island.....

Total

2,123.00

Borough of Brooklyn—

Pier at 52nd Street, extension

Borough of Richmond—

Lay-up slip at St. George........

Platform at lay-up slip, St. George

560.00

160.00

145.00

Total

305.00

WORK DONE BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Borough of The Bronx—Highway Department—

Linear feet. Linear feet.

Classons Point Road, Riprap Wall........

Classons Point Road, Retaining structures Total ...............................

710.00

255.00

965.00

Borough of Queens—By Bridge Department—

Borden Avenue, east side Dutch Kills, concrete wall.. Borden Avenue, west side Dutch Kills, concrete wall..

277.00

210.00

Total, Borough of Queens

487.00

TOTAL NEW WHARFAGE ROOM NOT UNDER “NEW PLAN.’’

Bulkhead Wall—

North Brothers Island, Borough of The Bronx

Classons Point, Borough of The Bronx.......

Borough of Queens.........................

Linear feet. Linear feet. 1,879.00 710.00 487.00

Total Wall

3,076.00

Piers, Etc.—

East River, Borough of Manhattan..................

Platform at North Brothers Island, Borough of The

Bronx.........................................

Bulkhead at Classons Point .......................

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

Borough of Richmond..............................

New Wharfage Room.

388.00

244 00 255.00 560.00 305.00

Total Piers, Etc

1,752.00

Total New Wharfage Room, Not Under uNew Plan”

4,828.00

SUMMARY.

Total new wharfage room made under “New Plan”.... Total new wharfage room made not under “New Plan”

Linear feet. . .. . 7,299.85 . ... 4,828.00

Total new wharfage room made by The City

12,127.85

NEW WHARFAGE ROOM TO BE MADE BY WORK BEGUN BUT NOT FINISHED DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1908.

BULKHEAD WALL.

North River—

W. 42nd Street Section Claremont Section Carmansville Section ..

Linear feet.

3.24

....    379.04

. ...    656.73

Total bulkhead wall, North River

1,039.01

East River—

Old Slip Section.....

Fulton Section ......

James Slip Section .. Jefferson Section .... New Bellevue Section Hamilton Section ... Yorkville Section ... Blackwells Section ..

153.07

226.46

113.60

1,237.92

467.83

697.78

2,592.24

642.56

Total bulkhead wall, East River

6,131.46

Borough of The Bronx—

Wall around Riker’s Island

803.23

Borough of Brooklyn— Gowanus Section ...

2,142.82

Piers, Etc.—North River—

40.00

480.00

W. 98th Street pier...........

Carmansville Section, platform

Total

520.00

Borough of Brooklyn—

Piers between 28th—36th Streets

18,800.94

SUMMARY.

Bulkhead wall, North River ..............

Bulkhead wall, East River.................

Wall at Riker’s Island....................

Bulkhead wall, Gowanus Section, Brooklyn

Piers, etc., North River...................

Piers, etc., Gowanus Section, Brooklyn.....

Linear feet. .... 1,039.01 .... 6,131.46 . ...    803.23

. ... 2,142.82 . . ..    520.00

. .. 18,800.94

Total new wharfage room to be made by work begun but not finished.29,437.46

WHARFAGE ROOM DESTROYED BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908, IN MAKING ROOM FOR NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Borough of Manhattan—North River—

W. 98th Street pier, destroyed by ice.........

W. 98th Street pier, by extension and widening Carmansville Section, by platform............

275.00

280.00

330.00

Total

885.00

East River—

By platform at Battery Park....................

By extension to platform, Battery Park..........

By inshore extension to platform at Pier 18......

Wall covered by Pier 22 (James Slip)...........

Wall covered by platform at Pier 22 (James Slip)

Pier covered by platform at James Slip..........

By Clinton Street pier...........................

By dredging at Jefferson Section................

By East 53rd Street pier.........................

By platform between East 68th—69th Streets......

149.00

40.00

194.00

58.00

158.00

78.00

50.00

146.00

62.00

108.00

Total

1,039.00

Municipal Ferry—

1,171.00

1,675.00

207.00

By Whitehall terminal of the 39th Street, South Brooklyn ferry Borough of The Bronx—

By wall around northerly side of North Brothers Island........

By platform at northerly side of North Brothers Island........

Total

1,882.00

Borough of Brooklyn—

By dredging on the Gowanus Section, 28th—36th Streets By extension to pier foot of 52nd Street.................

3,792.00 . 60.00

Total

3,852.00

Borough of Richmond—

By extension to lay-up slip at St. George......

By platform on north side of slip at St. George

90.00

102.00

Total

192.00

BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Linear feet.

Borough of Manhattan—

By erection of University Heights Bridge, foot of West 207th Street (Bridge Department) ............................................

120.00

Borough of The Bronx—

By erection of University Heights Bridge, foot of West 184th Street

(Bridge Department) ..............................................

By wall, etc., foot of Classons Point Road............................

(Highway Department)

380.00

700.00

Total, Borough of The Bronx...................................

Borough of Brooklyn—

By wall around market site, 36th—37th Streets (Brooklyn Borough President’s Office)

1,080.00

... 1,639.00

Borough of Queens—

By wall, foot of Borden Avenue, east side Dutch Kills (Bridge Department)

By wall, foot of Borden Avenue, west side Dutch Kills. (Bridge Department)

278.00

210.00

Total, Borough of Queens

488.00

SUMMARY.

Borough of Manhattan—

North River ..........

East River ...........

Harlem River ........

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn.. Borough of Queens .... Borough of Richmond..

885.00

2,210.00

120.00

2,962.00

5,491.00

488.00

192.00

Total wharfage room destroyed by The City during the year ending December 31, 1908..........................................

12,348.00

INCREASE IN AREA OF THE CITY’S PIERS DURING THE YEAR ENDING

DECEMBER 31ST, 1908.

Square feet.

Borough of Manhattan—

Pier 19, North River...........

West 98th Street, N. R........

Carmansville Section, platform

C- 05 O 0^0 05 O ^ O O

Total, North River

19,456

East River—

Pile platform, Battery Park ..........

Extension to platform, Battery Park .. Pier 18, E. R. (Inshore extension) ...

Pier 22, E. R........................

Platform adjacent to Pier 22 .........

East 53rd Street Pier ................

Platform between E. 68th and 69th Sts

2,835

134

3,320

44,711

11,834

5,808

3,045

Total, East River

71.687

Borough of The Bronx—

Platform at North Brothers Island

4,448

Borough of Brooklyn—

Pier, foot of 52nd Street

12,990

Borough of Richmond—

Platform on north side of lay-up slip

2,078

Municipal Ferry—

Whitehall Terminal, 39th Street Ferry

Square feet.

37,702

SUMMARY.

Square feet.

Borough of Manhattan—

North River .........

East River ..........

Borough of The Bronx.. Borough of Brooklyn... Borough of Richmond.. Municipal Ferry .......

19,456

71,687

4,448

12,990

2,078

37,702

Total increase in area of City’s piers, etc

148,361

INCREASE IN AREAS OF NEWLY MADE LAND OWNED BY THE CITY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1908.

Square feet.

Borough of Manhattan—North River■—

West 42nd Street Section..........

Claremont Section.................

Carmansville Section ..............

6,700

15,000

22,000

Total, North River

43,700

East River—

Fulton Section ......

James Slip Section . New Bellevue Section Blackwells Section ..

9,700

7,200

12,100

1,500

Total, East River

30,500

Borough of Brooklyn—

39th Street, rear of Municipal Ferry

157,200

BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Square feet.

Borough of The Bronx—

Foot of East 184th Street (Bridge Department) Classons Point Road (Bureau of Highways)

33,600

83,200

Borough of Brooklyn—

Market site, 36th—37th Streets (By Borough President’s Office)

587,600

SUMMARY.

Square feet.

Borough of Manhattan—

North River East River .

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn.

43,700

30,500

116,800

744,800

Total increase in area of newly made land owned by The City.... 935,800

AREA OF PAVEMENT LAID DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908.

Square yards.

Borough of Manhattan—North River—

By day’s labor (Department Force) West 98th Street

1,824

By Contract—

No. 1069 Bloomfield to about W. 15th Street.............

No. 1081 W. 15th to W. 19th Street......................

No. 1074 W. 19th to W. 22nd Street......................

No. 1096 Pedestrians’ approaches to W. 23rd Street ferries

15,780

13,696

15,036

4,952

Total ..............................

Total Pavement Laid on North River

49,464

51,288

East River—

By day’s labor (Department Force)..................

Old Slip Section, between Piers Nos. 8 and 12........

Maiden Lane Section, between Piers Nos. 13 and 15. .

Fulton Section, between Piers Nos. 15 and 19.........

Peck Slip Section, approach to Pier No. 19...........

James Slip Section adjoining to Pier No. 22...........

Market Section, approach to Pier No. 30..............

Jefferson Section, approach to Clinton Street pier.....

Stanton Street Section, approach to Stanton Street pier East 38th Street Section, approach to East 38th Street.

Blackwells Section, between 75th and 78th Streets.....

Approach to East 119th Street, H. R.............

O to ts9 to oo cn

453

1,152

24

25

90

40

1,668

10

5,418

Total, Toy Department Force

SUMMARY.

Area of pavement laid on the North River..............................

Area of pavement laid on the East River................................

Total area of pavement laid during the year ending Decejnber 31, 1908.

Square yards. 51,288 5,418 56,706

CONSTRUCTION WORK DONE FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908.

Dumping boards erected at

Linear feet.

......413.00

......268.00

......170.00

East 30th Street East 60th Street West 47th Street

These lengths are from the inner end of the ramp to the outer end of the board.

NEW WHARFAGE ROOM MADE BY PRIVATE PARTIES, LESSEES, AND OTHERS, UNDER PERMIT OR ORDER FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF DOCKS, DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1908.

Borough of Manhattan—North River—

Liberty Street Ferry structures . . West 42nd Street Ferry structures

Linear feet.

588.00 ...    1,171.00

Total

1,759.00

East River—

By removal of platform, between Piers 18 and 19

New platform between Piers 18 and 19..........

Bulkhead, south of Pier 26.....................

402.00

166.00

40.00

Total, East River

608.00

Borough of The Bronx—

4th—5th Streets, Westchester Creek. Platform

Main Street, Westchester Creek .............

South of Classons Point Road (bulkhead).... South of Classons Point Road (crib).........

219.00

79.00

300.00

255.00

Borough of Brooklyn—

325.00

60.00

9,525.00

40.00

275.00

Pier 6, Cranberry Street (extension)............

Neptune Avenue, Coney Island Creek (bulkhead)

Sheepshead Bay (bulkhead) ...................

22nd Street, Sheepshead Bay (platform)........

Dooley Avenue, Sheepshead Bay (pier).........

Total

10,225.00

Borough of Queens—

Little Bayside (bulkhead) ......................

3rd—5th Streets, College Point (bulkhead).......

Ditch Road, Thurston’s Creek (bulkhead).......

Rochester-Surf Avenues, Jamaica Bay (bulkhead) 3rd-4th Streets, Dutch Kills (platform).........

1,480.00

532.00

58.00

593.00

98.00

Total

2,761.00

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Borough of Richmond—

Long Dock, Stapleton (bulkhead)......................

Western Avenue (two piers) .........................

Van Street (platform extension) ......................

Broadway (widening of pier) .........................

Grand View and South Avenue (bulkhead) ............

Prospect-Sands Street (bulkhead and platform) ........

South Avenue (bulkhead) ............................

Van Name Avenue (pier) ............................

Huguenot (pier) .....................................

Amboy Road—Hopping Avenue, Tottenville (bulkhead)

Elm-Sharpe Avenue (crib dock) ......................

Tompkinsville .......................................

Linear feet.

344.00 ..    2,650.00

200.00 80.00 123.00 413.00 204.00 . . 1,068.00 ...    1,368.00

441.00 387.00 . .    1,482.00

Total

8.760.00

SUMMARY.

Linear feet. ...    1,759.00

608.00 853.00 . . . 10,225.00 . . .    2,761.00

. . .    8,760.00

Borough of Manhattan—

North River .......

East River .........

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn Borough of Queens ... Borough of Richmond ,

Total New Wharfage Room Made by Private Parties, Lessees, and Others During the Year Ending December 31st, 1908.......

24,966.00

OLD WHARFAGE ROOM DESTROYED BY PRIVATE PARTIES, LESSEES, AND OTHERS, DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1908, IN MAKING WAY FOR NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Borough of Manhattan—North River—

Linear feet.

W. 42nd Street, old ferry structures...............

Wall between W. 42nd-43rd Streets, by new ferry Outer end of Pier 83, south side, by ferry rack...

181.00

105.00

14.00

Total

300.00

East River—

Piers 18 and 19, by removal of platform

Piers 18 and 19, by new platform......

Pier 26 (bulkhead) ..................

166.00

376.00

90.00

Total

632.00

Borough of The Bronx—

Classons Point, crib, south of.....

Classons Point, bulkhead, south of 4th-5th Streets, Westchester Creek Main Street, Westchester Creek ..

530.00

5.00.00

321.00

169.00

Total

1,520.00

Borough of Brooklyn—

Neptune Avenue, Coney Island Creek (by bulkhead)

Sheepshead Bay (by bulkhead) ....................

Dooley Avenue, Sheepshead Bay (by pier)..........

22nd Street, Sheepshead Bay (by platform)..........

Cranberry Street, by extension to Pier 6............

60.00

7,475.00

288.00

22.00

70.00

Total

7,915.00

Borough of Queens—

3rd-5th Streets, College Point, by crib bulkhead

3rd-4th Streets, Dutch Kills .................

Ditch Road, Thurston’s Creek, by bulkhead... Rochester-Surf Avenues (by bulkhead) .......

367.00

30.00

102.00

1,163.00

Old Wharfage Hoorn.

Borough of Richmond—

Long Dock, Stapleton (by bulkhead) ........

Western Avenue (by piers) ..................

Prospect-Sands Streets (by bulkhead and plat.)

South Avenue (by bulkhead) ................

Van Name Avenue (by pier) .................

Huguenot (by pier extension) ................

Amboy Road-Hopping Avenue (by bulkhead) .

Elm-Sharpe Avenue (by dock) ...............

Grand Street, Tompkinsville (by pier) .......

Linear feet. ..    1,536.00

392.00 ..    1,316.09

6.00

6.00

7.00

286.00

6.00

4.00

Total

3,559.00

SUMMARY.

Borough of Manhattan—

Linear feet. 300.00 632.00 ...    1,520.00

...    7,915.00

... 1,662.00 .. .    3,559.00

North River .......

East River ........

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn . Borough of Queens . .. Borough of Richmond.

15,588.00

Total Wharfage Room Destroyed by Private Parties, Lessees, and Others, During the Year Ending December 31st, 1908........

RECAPITULATION.

The total new wharfage room made by The City during the year ending December 31st, 1908, is 12,128 linear feet.

The total amount of wharfage room destroyed by The City is 12,348 linear feet.

The total new wharfage room made by Private Parties, lessees, and others, under permit or order from the Commissioner of Docks, is 24,966 linear feet.

The total wharfage room destroyed by private parties, lessees, and others, is 15,588 linear feet.

The grand total of wharfage room made by The City and private parties, lessees, and others, during the year ending December 31st, 1908, is 37,094 linear feet.

The superficial area of The City’s piers has been increased 148,361 square feet.

The superficial area of the newly made land owned by The City is 935,800 square feet.

The superficial area of the pavement laid down during the year ending December 31st, 1908 is 56,706 square yards.

The construction work done by the Department of Docks and Ferries during the year ending December 31st, 1908 is summarized as follows:

On the North River 105 linear feet of bulkhead wall have been built.

On the Carmansville Section 777 linear feet of sea wall has been built upon a riprap embankment. One pier has been extended. One pier extended and widened and one platform built.

On the East River 825 linear feet of bulkhead wall has been built; two piers have been constructed; one pier widened on the inner end; one platform extended, and three platforms built. 288 linear feet of crib bulkhead by other Departments. Two ferry slips for the municipal ferry, Whitehall Street, Manhattan, to 39th Street, Brooklyn, have been constructed and are in use.

In the Borough of The Bronx, 1879 linear feet of concrete wall was built by this Department around North Brothers Island. By other Departments 678 linear feet of concrete wall and 710 linear feet of riprap sea wall, or a total of 3,267 linear feet of wall. One platform at North Brothers Island built by this Department and 255 linear feet of bulkhead built by other Departments.

In the Borough of Brooklyn dredging and removal of obstructions over the area to be improved between 28th and 36th Streets, South Brooklyn, has been started preparatory to the building of about 2,150 linear feet of bulkhead wall and the building of six piers ranging from 60 to 150 feet wide and from 1,100 to 1,800 feet long.

A concrete wall around the market site between 36th and 37th Streets 1,724 linear feet was built by another Department. One pier was extended.

Borough of Queens.—487 linear feet of concrete wall was built by another Department.

Borough of Richmond.—One platform was built and one lay-up slip extended.

Of the bulkhead or river wall built by The City during the year ending December 31st, 1908, 882 linear feet were built on the North River. On the East River 825 linear feet of wall have been built, making a total of 1,707 linear feet of wall built in the Borough of Manhattan during the year.

In the Borough of The Bronx 1,879 linear feet of concrete wall were built around the northerly side of North Brothers Island by this Department, and 1,308 linear feet of wall built in the Borough by other Departments.

In the Borough of Brooklyn 1,724 linear feet of concrete wall were built by another Department around the market site, 36th—37th Streets.

In the Borough of Queens 487 linear feet of concrete wall were built by another Department.

A total of 3,586 linear feet of sea wall was built by this Department, and 3,599 linear feet was built by other Departments, or a grand total of 7,185 linear feet of sea wall built by The City during the year ending December 31st, 1908 in all the Boroughs.

The total length of bulkhead, river, or sea wall, completed (measured along the granite course immediately under the coping) previous to December 31st, 1908, is 57,510.09 linear feet. This total length is divided as follows:

Borough of Manhattan—

23633.84

13798.00

2272.08

11831.00

4740.35

747.82

487.00

North River ........

Bast River ..........

Harlem River .......

Borough of The Bronx Borough of Brooklyn .., Borough of Richmond . Borough of Queens _____

Total

57510.09

Of this total length of bulkhead wall built prior to December 31st, 1908, 1,950.47 linear feet were built by private parties, and 1,065.86 linear feet were built by The City at the expense of private parties and 3,599 linear feet by other Departments.

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