Brooklyn City Directory for the year ending May 1, 1866, Part 125

Author: J. Lain and Company
Publication date: 1866
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112 111 Columbia

150 149 Hicks

*194*193 Henry

*226*223 Clinton

*262 259 Court

302*291 Smith

- Hoyt

- Bond

Russell

N. Henry

- William

* * 74 Stagg

+ Twelfth

- Sixth av

- Seventh av

*79 + S. Second + 80 Wyckof

89 + S. 1st

93 Remsen +107*102 Grand

* N. Ist t - Powers 15*148 Ainslie + 160 Devoe

155 + Tenth

- - N. 2d

+ N. 7th 192 Conselyea + N. 8th - * 202 Skillman * 220 Jackson

- + N. 9th - Withers + N. 10th

- Frost

- Richardson + North 11th + Sixth

- Union

- President

+ Carroll.

Hamilton av

- Summit

- Rapelyea

Bowne

+ Seabring

Commerce

+ Delevan

Ewen

t Tremont

Sq William

- King

Sullivan

- Walcott

Dikeman

Partition

- Vandyke

- Elizabeth

- Osage

- Broadway

- Bushwick av

- Evergreen Cem.

Vandervoort (E. D.), from Thames, bet. Mor- gan and Porter av., N. to Meeker av.

Left. Rt.

- White

- Bogart

Morgan

- Prospect

Varick av. (E.D.),from Thames (Bushwick ) .bet. Porter av. and Stewart av., N. to Front. Left. Rt. - - Thames

Union Court, from 41 Union, bet. Ván Brunt and Hamilton av., S. W. half block.

Union la., from 28 Myrtle av. , S. half block.

. ULion pl., Union,from Van Brunt to Columbia. 3

Left. Rt.

-- Stuyvesant av

- Broadway

- Bushwick av

Van Cott (E. D.), from Leonard, at termination of Fifth, E.to Meeker av. Left. Rt.

- Parker

Bennett

Amos

Division

Beadel

+ Diamond

Smith

- Fifth av

~ Eighth av

- Ninth av

- Flatbush av

United States, from 11 Little, S. E. to Navy Yard wall

Left. Rt.

3 Little

+1++11+ 1++ 11

Vanderbilt av., from Flushing av., bet. Cler- mont av. and Clinton av., S. and S. W. to Flatbush at Degraw. Left. Rt. - $2 Flushing av *51 - Park av *129*134 Myrtle av

- Willoughby av

- N. Henry

William

- Meeker av

Vanvoorhis (E. D.) from Broadway, bet. Schaeffer and Cooper, N. E. to City line (New- town) Left. Rt.

- Douglass

Degraw

- Flatbush av

Vanderveer (E. D.), from Broadway, bet. Hull and Stewart, N. E. to Evergreen Cemetery. Left. Rt.

+ - Woolsey

-- Gowanus bay

Van Buren, from Hall, bet. Lafayette av. and Greene av , E. and N.E. to Bushwick av Left. Rt.

++||

- Nevins

- Powers

STREET DIRECTORY.

- Grattan

- Harrison

- Ingraham

Left. I.t.

-- Flushing av

- Adams

- Central av

- Johnson av

- Knickerbocker av

-- Irving av.

- City line .

Wesley pl. (E. D.), east side of S. Second, bet. Fifth and Sixth '(half block).

Lift.

1 Fifth

West Baltic, 154 Court bet. W. Warren and Har- rison, W. to E. River. *1 *30 Court

*41 *46 Clinton 79 *74 Henry

*100 Hicks

- - Columbia

West Warren, from E. River, bet. Congress and W. Baltic, S. E. to 136 Court.

Left. Rt.

*19 *14 Columbia

*49 - Hicks *55 54 Henry *89 *89 Clinton

119 *112 Court

White (E. D.), from Cook, bet. Bushwickav. and Bogart, N. to Johnson Left. Rt.

- Cook

- Varet

- Moore

- Marshall

-- McKibbin

Boerum

Johnson

Whipple (E. D.), from Broadway, bet. Bartlett and Thornton, S. W. to Flushing av. Left. Rt. - Broadway - Throop av -- Flushing av

William, from Colum- bia, bet. Tremont and King, N. W. to Butter- milk channel.

Left. Rt.

- Columbia ~ - Dwight

Prospect sq .: - Richards

-- Van Brunt

- Imlay

Clinton wf.

- Conover t Ferris

- Buttermilk chan.

William (E. D., Bush- wick, from Broadway, bet. Furman and Hall, N. E. to Evergreen Cem- etery. Left. Rt.

- Broadway

- Bushwick av - Evergreen Cem

Weirfield (E. D.), from Broadway, bet. Duryea and Margaretta, N. E. to City line (Newtown).

- Broadway

- Bushwick av.

- Evergreen av

- Cypress Hills pik.

- Randolph

- Montrose av

- Meserole

- Schols

- Lafayette

- Stagg

- Meadow

- Gates av.

Washington (E. D., Greenpoint), from Bush- wick creek, bet. Frank- lin and E. River, N. to Dupont.

Left. Rt.

- Bushwick creek

- Quay

- Calyer

- Orient

- Maspeth av

Grand av

- Noble

- Bullion

- E. Baltic

- Butler

- Greenpoint av

- Parker

- Amos

- Degraw

· Java

- Division

Sackett

- India

- Huron

. Classon av

- Green

- President

- Freeman

- Eagle

- Dupont

Water, from 15 Fulton, E. to Navy Yard wall. Left. Rt.

2 Fulton

1 + Fisher

+ 38 Dock

79 88 Main

+ 92 Pigtail al

101 102 Washington

*125 - Adams 140 Pearl

151 148 Jay

- Philip's al ]

*160 Bridge 170 Gold

*191 *188 Hudson av

+ 202 Harrison al;

209 + Little

Navy Yard wall

Water (E. D.). from First, bet. S. First and S. Second, N. and N. E. to N. Third. .

Left. Rt.

- First

- S. 1st

- Grand

__ N. Ist

- N. 2d

- N. 3d

Waterbury (E. D.), from Johnson, bet. Bush- wick av. and Bogart, N. to Grand.

Left. Rt.

- Johnson

- Montrose

- Meserole

· Schols

- Stagg

+ - Meadow

Wyckoff

- Remsen

- Grand

Washington (E. D.), from Remsen, bet. Jef- ferson and Waterbury, N. to Grand. Left. Rt.

- Remsen

- Grand

Washington (E. D., Bushwick), from Bush- wick av., at Jefferson,N. to Newtown turnpike.

Left. Rt.

- Bushwick av

- Jefferson

- Park av

- Myrtle av

- Willoughby av

- De Kalb av

- Greene av.

- Remsen

- Grant

- Atlantic av

- Metropolitan av

- Underhill av

- Mill

- Pacific av

Dickinson

- Dean

Calhoun

- E. Warren

-- Oak

- Milton

- Benton

- Lombardy

- Anthony

- Cherry

- Thames

- Meeker av

+ Nassau

- Front

Verandah pl., from 250 Henry , S. E. to Clinton Left. Rt.

- Henry

- Clinton

Vine, from McKenney, bet. Doughty and Poplar, N. W. to Columbia .- Left. Rt.

1 2 McKenney

27 28 Columbia

Waldron pl., N. from 109 York (half block).

Wall (E.D.),from Broad- way, bet. Ann and Adams, N. E. to Bush- wick av.

Left. Rt.

- Broadway

+ Beaver

-- Bushwick av

Wallabout canal (E. D.), River.

Walton (E. D.), from Broadway, bet.Gwinnett and River, S. W. to River Left. Rt.

- Broadway

- - Throop av

- Harrison av

- Marcy av

-- River

Walworth, from Flush- ing av. between Spen- cer and Sandford, S. to De Kalb av. Left. Rt.

-- Flushing av

- Park av

- Myrtle av

-- Willoughby av

-- De Kalb av.

Warren, see E. Warren and W. Warren.

Washington av., from Flushing av. bet. Ham- ilton and Houston, S.

Washington park, bounded by Canton, De Kalb av. Cumberland and Myrtle av.

Washington place, Pacific, from Powers to Fourth av.

Left. Rt."

*1 - Powers *519 *512 Fourth av

Washington pl., rear of 208 Washington.

Washington pl. (E. D.), East side of S. Sev- enth, bet. Fourth and Fifth.

Left.

*1 Fourth

14 Fifth

Washington, from E. River, bet. Main and Adams, S. to 29 Fulton. Left. Rt.

- 18 Plymouth

- Water

69 68 Front

89 88 York

*105 108 Prospect *139 *138 Sands 147 144 High *159 *162 Nassau + 168 Liberty pl

176 Concord

+ 208 Washington pl

221

222 Tillary

241 236 Johnson

271 + Myrtle av + *260 Fulton

Webster (E. D.), from Front, bet. Clay and Jackson, N. E. to New town creek (one block).

- - Prospect

- Monroe

- Newtown turnp'e

- Fulton av.

- Bergen

- Douglass

+ Kent

- Beadel

Union

- Carroll

Crown

- Montgomery

- City line

to City line at Mont gomery.

William (E. D. Green- point) , from Richardson,

STREET DIRECTORY.

between N. Henry and Kingsland, N. to National av

Left. Rt.

- Richardson

- Herbert

- Meeker av

- Van Pelt

- Van Cott

- Nassau

- Norman

- Meserole

- Ca'yer

- National av

Williamsburgh rd. from Flushing av. opp. Schenck, N. and N. E. to Kent av Left. Rt.

- - Flushing av

f - River

- "allabout canal

- Hewes

+ - Classon av

-Kent av

Willoughby av.fr'm Cumberland, bet. Myrtle av. and De Kalb av., S. E. and E. to Broadway Left. Rt.

- Cumberland

Cariton av

- Adelphi

- Clermont av

* Vanderbilt av

- Clinton av Hamilton av

- Washington av

- Houston

- Lorimer

- Leonard

-- Ewen

- Graham av.

- Smith

- Bushwick av.

- Kingsland

Witherspoon, from Nostrand av., bet. Myr- tle av. and Willoughby av., E. to Broadway Left. Rt.

- Nostrand av

- Marcy av

- Tompkins av

- Throop av

- Yates av

- Classon av

- Franklin av

- Perry av

- Rogers av

Nostrand av

- New York av

Brooklyn av

Hudson av

- Albany av

- Troy av

- Schenectady av

-. Utica av

- Rochester av

- Buffalo av

- Ralph av

- Howard av

- Saratoga av

- Hopkinson av

- City line

Wyckoff (E. D.), from U ... o 1 av., bet. Stagg and Remsen, S. E. aud E. to Newtown creek

Left. Rt. 11 *12 Union av

*29 - Lorimer

*83 - Leonard

*01 *98 Ewen

*133 *136 Graham av

$1- * 148 Smith

- Morrell

Bushwick av

- Waterbury

- Morgan

. Vandervoort

- Porter av

- Varick av

Stewart av

15 14 Middagh

31 *36 Cranberry

47 48 Orange

65 66 Pineapple

81 82 Clark

*129*132 Pierrepont

Closed . Montague

7 Remsen

- Joralemon

- State

Closed.

- Atlantic

*47 - Pacific

*55 *54 Amity

- Stockholm

- Conselyea

- Himrod

- Harman

- Greene av

Bleecker

- Ralph

Grove

Linden

- Magnolia

- Myrtle av. plk.rd

- Palmetto

- Woodbine

- Ivy

- City line

Yates av., from Fulton av., bet. Throop av. and Lewis av., N. to Broad- way

Left. Rt.

- Fulton av

- Bainbridge

- Decatur

McDonough

- Macon

- Halsey

*50 *49 Smith

$92 101 Hoyt

- Nevins

- Powers

- Fourth av

- Fifth av

- Sixth av

- Flatbush av

- Carlton av

Vanderbilt av

Underhill av

- Washington av

Grand av

De Kalb av

- Pulaski

Hart

- Willoughby av

- Witherspoon

~ Myrtle av

~ Stockton

- Floyd

Park av

1 - Adams 7 18 Pearl

35 36 Jay

55 .60 Lawrence 65 Ch Bridge

*85 84 Duffield

101 100 Gold 117 116 Prince 129 + Carll 137 130 Fleet

+ - Debevoise

- Broadway

-- Bushwick av

- Evergreen av

- Johnson av

- Knickerb'ker av

U Cem.

- Irving av

- Wyckoff av

- City line

Woodhull, from 106 Hamilton av., S. E. to Henry Left. Rt.

1 - Hamilton av . *9 *4 Columbia

35 56 Hicks

*85 *80 Henry

- Gardiner av

- Metropolitan av

Scott av

- Newtown creek

Wythe av. (E. D.), from River, bet. Hay- ward and Rutledge, N. . W. to Broadway Left. Rt.

- River

- Rutledge

- Penn

- Hewes

- Hooper

-- Keap

- Rodney

- Ross

Left. Rt.

- Broadway

- Lee av

- Bedford av

+ Wythe av

- Kent av

- Wal. canal

Withers (E. D.), from Union av., bet. Jackson and Front, E. to Kings- land

Left. Rt.

- Union av

- Ryerson

- Grand av

- Steuben

- Schenck

- Classon av

- Graham

- Kent av

Franklin av

Skillman

- Bed ord av

- Spencer

- Walworth

- Sandford

- Nostrand av

- Marcy av

- Tompkins av

-- Throop av

- Yates av

- Lewis av

- Stuyvesant av

- Broadway

Willoughby, from junction of Fulton and Adams, E. to Canton Left. Rt. - - Fulton

- Otsego

- Dwight

- Richards

- Van Brunt

- Conover

- Ferris

- New York bay

Woodbine (E.D), fr'm Broodway, bet. Palmetto and Ivy, N.E. to City line (Newtown).

Left. Rt.

149 146 Hudson av 161 - Navy

Raymond

- Canton

Willow pl., from 39 Joralemon, S. W. to 39 State

Left. Rt. 1 2 Joralemon

49 44 State

Willow, from 16 Pop- lar, S. W. to 22 Amity Left. Rt.

1 2 Poplar

Wyckoff av. (E. D.), from Jefferson (Bush- wick), at Grattan, and Porter av. S. E. to City line (Newtown)

Left. Ri.

- Jefferson

- Madison

- Starr

- Myrtle

- Suydam

- Elm

- Chestnut

- Wilson

- Taylor

- Clymer

- Morton

- Rush

- Broadway

Wyckoff, fr'm129 Court bet. Bergen and E. War- ren, S. E. and E .. wo City

line at Hopkinson av. (New Lotts)

Left. Rt. *2 *1 Court

- Hancock

- Jefferson

- Putnam av

- Madison

- Monroe

- Gates av.

- Quincy

- Hickory

- Greene av

Van Buren

- Lafayette av

Kosciusko

- Ellery

- Hopkins

- Broadway

York, from 69 Fulton, F. to 2 Navy Left. Rt.

- James

1 - Garrison

*2 Main

20 Stewart

*23

- Washington

17 + Fleet's al

47 #42 Adams 68 Pearl

71 83

Ch Jay

127 *122 Bridge 138 Charles Ch 158 Gold

171 174 Green la 191 190 Hudson av t 196 Dickinson al

+ 200 Navy

- Lewis av

- Stuyvesant av

- Broadway

Wolcott, from Otsego, opp. Leonard, N. W. to New York bay Left. Rt.

1. 410

Wilson (E. D.), from Broadway, bet. Lee av. and Marcy av., S. W. to Wallabout canal

New York Steam Printing House.

WYNKOOP & HALLENBECK.

Book and Job Printers,

No. 113 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK

ALL KINDS OF PRINTING

EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE,

In the Neatest Style, and at the Lowest Cash Prices.

STORY, SHAW & CO., COAL and WOOD

37 & 39 Sackett Street,

AND

29 and 31 UNION.

DUNNAGE

COAL

Supplied to Shipping,

Supplied by the Cargo or Single Ton.

HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD,

KINDLING WOOD,

Sawed and Split, of a superior quality,

BY THE LOAD OR BOX.

29TUWIM

-0-

Coal and Wood delivered in New York.

A. KNOWLTON, Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Broker, 335 Fulton Avenue, cor. of Portland, Brooklyn.

REFERENCES:

NEW YORK.

Joseph Walker, Esq., President Security Ins. Co. George C. Saterlee, Esq., Pres., Washington Ins. Co. F. S. Lathrop, Esq., President Union Insurance Co. Chas. L. Colby, Esq., Shipping Merch. 40 Burling Slip. R. R. Graves, Esq., No 74 Wall Street.

BROOKLYN.

Gamaliel King, Esq., Pres. Water Commissioners. W. B. Nichols, Esq., 19 Lafayette Avenue. Hosea Webster, Esq., Pres., Brooklyn Savings Bank. John Kellum, Esq., Architect, Clinton Avenue.

J. C. DUDLEY & CO., DEALERS IN

ALL KINDS OF FANCY GOODS,

PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAP, EXTRACTS,

Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Embroidery Goods, Dress Trimmings, Traveling Bags, Fans, Combs and Brushes, Toilet Articles, and Holiday Presents. Old No. 193 FULTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN. New No. 647.

PHILIP F. PASQUAY, 25 SPRUCE STREET, N. Y., MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR OAK-TANNED STRETCHED AND RIVETED LEATHER BELTING.

Best quality of Lace Leather, Steel and Belt Hooks and Raw Hide Rope, of all sizes, always on hand.

LIST OF PRICES CAN BE HAD AT THE STORE.

" In comparing my List of Prices with others, it will be necessary to compare, also, the quality of Belting.

DANIEL I. SALTS, FERREOTYPE GALLERY,

239 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, St. Ann's Buildings. PICTURES TAKEN, FINISHED AND DELIVERED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES, LIKENESSES TAKEN OF DECEASED PERSONS.

CHARLES J. SHEPARD'S DESIRABLE

COOKING RANGES,

TWELVE SIZES OF FIRST-CLASS

HOTEL, DINING SALOON, Boarding House and Family Ranges. ALSO, FOR HOTEL USE,

STEAM CARVING TABLES OF IRON; STEAM VEGETABLE AND SOUP BOILERS, OF IRON;

Steam Soup, Vegetable and Coffee Boilers, of Copper ; BROILERS FOR CHARCOAL, HARDCOAL OR COKE; GRIDDLES FOR CAKES WITH FURNACE FOR WOOD OR COAL; Pastry Ovens, of Iron;

OYSTER RANGES FOR STEWING OR ROASTING,

Set without Brick.

Tin Covers for Steam Tables, with or without Dishes.

0- -

THE RANGES

Are offered with the assurance, that they are of the most approved construction, and are superior articles for culinary use. An examination will satisfy any judge of their excellence.

CHARLES J. SHEPARD, 242 Water Street, New York.

Bookhout c.

C. J. Shepard's Williams' Patent SYPHONIC Fireplace Heater. For Sale at No. 242 Water Street, New York.

Brokhout c.

THE SIAT J. SHEPARD

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C. J. Shepard's GEM Fireplace Heater,

For Sale at No. 242 Water Street, New York.

SHEPARD'S

SUPERIOR RANGES.

SHEPARD NEWS

LJ SHEPARD

SUPERIOR

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>242.

WATER STREET

NEW YORK.

PATENTED

SUCHTDEC,

INDEX TO APPENDIX.

City Government. .

Standing Committees of Board of Al- dermen ....

Officers of Departments of City Govern- ment .

Board of Contracts.

Officers Appointed by the Common Council

Brooklyn Art Association 23

Collegiate and Polytechnic Insti- tute. 23

Commissioners of Prospect Park.

Banks.

Banks for Savings.

Cemeteries.

Churches.

County Officers and Assistants

Courts

Board of Education.

13 14 15

Fire Department. Gaslight Companies

17 17

Prescott Literary Association 25

Workingmen's Library Association. 25 25

Military

Miscellaneous Societies and Associations. . 26 Twenty-third Regt. Armory Association .. 26

Fourteenth Regt. Armory Association 26 26

Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Association for improving the condition of the poor 26

Benevolent Society. 26

R. C. Asylum. 26

Society for the Relief of Respect- able aged and indigent females 26

Church Charity Foundation. 27

Female Employment Society. 27

Industrial School and Home for Destitute Children. . . 27

Juvenile House of Industry 27

Mount Prospect Industrial School. 27

Museola Association. 27

Orphan Asylum, (Protestant). 27

Philharmonic Society . 27

Williamsburgh Industrial School 27

Long Island Insurance Company. 20

Mechanics' Fire Insurance Company 20 Montauk Fire Insurance Company . 20

Phenix Fire Insurance Company 21 Germain Fire Insurance Company 21

Nassau Fire Insurance Company 22

3 New York Equitable Insurance Company. 22

North River Insurance Company 22 Literary Institutions and Libraries 23

Assessors. Naturalization Office.

Brooklyn Board of Water and Sewer Com- missioners.

Brooklyn Heights Seminary

Bryant, Stratton & Clark's Commercial Colleges.

23 Brooklyn Institute & Youth's Free Library Library Association. 24

Capitoline Association.

Catholic Library Association 24

Hamilton Literary Association. 24

Law Library 24

Long Island Historical Society . 24

Mercantile Library Association 24

Packer Collegiate Institute. 25

Brooklyn Gaslight Company.

Citizen's Gaslight Company ... Long Island Gaslight Company.

17 17 17 17 17

Hospitals, Dispensaries, Infirmaries, &c. Brooklyn Academy of Medicine. 17 17 17 17

Central Dispensary

City Hospital. . Eye and Ear Infirmary Homeopathic Dispensary. 17

Medical Association of the Eastern Dis- trict .. 17

Brooklyn Medico-Chirurgical Society 18

Homoeopathic Medical Society of the County of Kings. 18 18 18

Medical Society of the County of Kings .. Long Island College Hospital

Williamsburgh Dispensary. 18

Insurance Companies 19

Brooklyn Life Insurance Company 19

Atlantic Fire Insurance Company . 19

Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company 19

Woman's Relief Association 27

4 4 4 5 6 7 11 12

Ferry Companies.

Greenpoint Gaslight Company .. .

Williamsburgh Gaslight Company

INDEX TO APPENDIX.

War Fund Committee. 27

Police Department. 27 Ridgewood R. R. Co .. 30

Brooklyn Post Office 29 Sackett, Hoyt, & Bergen St. R. R. Co. 30 Williamsburgh Post Office. 29 Religious Societies .. 30

Greenpoint Post Office. 29

Railroad Companies 29

Broadway R. R. Co. 29

Brooklyn Central & Jamaica R. R. Co ..

City R. R. Co.

City & Newtown R R. Co. . . 29

East New York & Rockaway R. R. Co. . 30

Coney Island & Brooklyn R. R. Co. 30

Grand St. & Newtown R. R. Co 30

Long Island R. R. Co. 30

Van Brunt St. & Erie R. R. Co. 30

City Mission and Tract Society . . Female Bible Society 30

Sabbath School Union 30 North Brooklyn Bible Society. 30 Young Men's Christian Association 30

Brooklyn and Long Island Christian Com-

mission.

United States Internal Revenue Offices

Navy Yard

Brooklyn City Bible Society 30

APPENDIX.

BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT, 1865.

MAYOR,

ALFRED M. WOOD,

OFFICE, CITY HALL. Mayor's Clerk, WILLIAM G. BISHOP; Messenger, CHARLES SCHURIG.

City Clerk and Clerk of Common Council,

HENRY MCCLOSKEY, OFFICE, CITY HALL.

Aldermen.

Regular meetings every Monday, at 5 o'clock, P. M., in the Common Council Chamber, City Hall.

DANIEL D. WHITNEY, President.

1st Ward, Daniel D. Whitney.

2d Hugh MeLaughlin.

3d James P. Wallace,

4th Lewis F. Newman.

5th Thomas Ennis.

6th James O'Brien.

7th Rufus R. Belknap.

8th Joseph Wilson.

9th Bailey J. Hathaway,

10th Francis Kelly.

11th Ward, Charles H. Kimball.

12th Dennis O'Keeffe.

13th William Turton.

14th Philip Brady.

15th Samuel Taylor.

16th John A. Saal.

17th Archibald M. Bliss.

18th F. W. Kalbfleisch.

19th Geo. H. Fisher.

20th

John K. Bulmer.

APPENDIX-CITY GOVERNMENT.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, 1865.

On Laws, &c., FISHER, NEWMAN, KELLY, WALLACE, and KALBFLEISCH. On Finance, KALBFLEISCH, O'KEEFFE, BLISS, WILSON, and WALLACE. On Opening Streets, WILSON, HATHAWAY, BRADY, ENNIS, and KIMBALL. On Grading and Paving, O'KEEFFE, KALBFLEISCH, BLISS, O'BRIEN, and HATHAWAY. On Assessments, NEWMAN, FISHER, ENNIS, BULMER, and WILSON. On Water and Drainage, KALBFLEISCH, KIMBALL, WILSON, BULMER, and MCLAUGHLIN. On Railroads and Stages, SAAL, HATHAWAY, NEWMAN, TAYLOR, and MOLAUGHLIN. On Public Lands, Buildings, Markets and Police, KELLY, O'KEEFFE, TAYLOR, NEWMAN, and HATHAWAY. On Fire Department of the W. D., MOLAUGHLIN, NEWMAN, HATHAWAY, ENNIS, and KIMBALL, On Fire Department of the E. D., KALBFLEISCH, SAAL, BLISS, BRADY, and TURTON. On Supplies and Expenses of Departments, ENNIS, BULMER, MCLAUGHLIN, BELKNAP, and KELLY. On Schools, Arts and Sciences, and Truant Law, NEWMAN, TAYLOR, ENNIS, HATHAWAY, and KELLY.

On Lamps and Gas, SAAL, BELKNAP, O'BRIEN, TURTON, and WILSON. On Public Health, NEWMAN, FISHER, WILSON, TAYLOR, and O'KEEFFE. On Ferry and Water Rights, KELLY, TURTON, KIMBALL, O'KEEFFE, and BRADY. On Printing, O'BRIEN, BELKNAP, BRADY, TURTON, and SAAL. On War and Military Affairs, ENNIS, WALLACE, O'BRIEN, BULMER, and BRADY. On Rules and Election Returns, O'KEEFFE, WALLACE, KALBFLEISCH, FISHER, and MCLAUGHLIN. On Williamsburgh Claims, BRADY, TAYLOR, TURTON, SAAL, and BLISS. On Government Property and Claims,

WILSON, WALLACE, KELLY, FISHER, and MCLAUGHLIN. On Renaming and Renumbering Streets, MCLAUGHLIN, WILSON, KIMBALL, BULMER, and O'BRIEN. On Public Parks, O'BRIEN, BULMER, KELLY, BELKNAP, and SAAL.

APPENDIX-CITY GOVERNMENT.

On Salaries and Commissioners of Deeds, ENNIS, KIMBALL, SAAL, BLISS, and O'BRIEN. On Bonds and Returns of Officers, O'KEEFFE, TAYLOR, KALBFLEISCH, BLISS, and KELLY. On Public Docks, BRADY, O'BRIEN, TURTON, SAAL, and BELKNAP.

OFFICERS OF DEPARTMENTS.

Deputies, Assistants, and Clerks.

Mayor's Clerk. . WILLIAM G. BISHOP.

City Clerk .. HENRY MCCLOSKEY.

Deputy Clerk Thomas J. Dewitt.

Assistant Clerk

Thomas A. O'Neil.

James Wilson.

Edward Crummey.

Denis McNamara.

Counselor to the Corporation. .. John G. Schumaker.

Clerk ..

. Sidrey V. Lowell.

Comptroller

. Thomas H. Faron.

Deputy.

Levi B. Faron.

Auditor

James Lynch.

Deputy

John H. McCormick.

Treasurer

. Nathan B. Morse.

Street Commissioner

.J. Oakley Nodyne.

Deputy

Francis A. Biggs.

Assistant Clerk.

S. A. Smith."

" A. B. Lindsay.

Collector of

and As-

sessments Edmund Driggs.

Assistant Collector of Taxes

and Assessments

Isaac Badeau.

Redemption Clerk

William N. Clem.

Book-keeper.

William H. Butler.

Return Clerk . George Wellis.

Abstract «

.Lorenzo D. Simons.

Assessment Clerk.

George G. Herman.

Assistant Assessment Clerk.

... Charles C. Contrell.

Arrear Clerk

.J. J. Ammenwor

Check « Isaac D. Reeder.

General "

Mathias W. Cole.

Sales

.James P. W. Cawthorne

Assistant Sales Clerk

.P. Mclaughlin.

Entry

. William G. Leach.

James Boyle. Wm. H. Powell. William Runcie. Patrick Keenan.

Assistant Collectors.

Peter Fitzpatrick.

Patrick Ennis.

Smith Crooker.

Nich. H. Davis. (John Miley.

Arrear Collector.

.N. V. Allen.

Commissioner of Taxes.

. Hugh O'Rorke.

Assistant “

. Charles B. Wylie.

Surveyor

John Shearon.

Board of Contracts.

The Mayor, Comptroller, Street Commissioner, Collector of Taxes, and Commissioner of Taxes.

OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL.

Health Officer .Joseph B. Jones.

Clerk

William E. Van Norden.

Keeper of the City Hall. John A. Flanagan.

Assistant Keeper of the City Hall. . Thomas McGuire.

Inspector of Pavements

(E.

Keeper of City Parks.

.John Campbell.

D.).

.. Louis Mentrup.

Messenger

to the

Common

Sealers of Weighte and ) Thomas Thorpe.

Measures (W. D.).

Edward Kelly.

Council,

.Joseph McCann.

ASSESSORS.

ROBERT J. LUCKEY, President. .

DOMINICK H. ROCHE, Secretary.

Martin Breen,

John Doherty,

Sealers of Weights.

and ) William S. Hanna.

Measures (E. D.).

Wallace Helsey.

Inspector of Pavements

(W.

D.)

.Philip Clare.

Henry E. Ripley,

Thomas W. Fields

NATURALIZATION OFFICE, No. 22 COURT HOUSE. CITY COURT CLERK'S OFFICE. Open daily, from 10, A. M., to 4, P. M. (except the month of August. ) JOHN DIKEMAN, JR., Clerk. JAMES PACKER, Deputy Clerk.

APPENDIX-BANKS.

BROOKLYN BOARD OF WATER AND SEWER COMMISSIONERS.

Office, No. 11 City Hall. President-Gamaliel King. Secretary- Daniel L. Northup, William A. Fowler, Peter G. Taylor. Engineer-Moses Lane.

SEWER DEPARTMENT -- General Superin- tendent, Francis B. Stryker.

WATER DEPARTMENT- Water Purveyor, John H. Rhodes. Registrar, Charles W. Willetts.

NASSAU WATER. RATES.

FRONT WIDTH

STORIES IN HEIGHT.

16 feet and under

From 16

to 18 feet

( 18

4 20 66

. 2232 4

2214 4 25

" 25

4 30

37% "

Every house containing over 12 occupants, will be taxed 50 cents for each person over that number.

The foregoing rents are predicated upon supplying Hotels, Tenements, and Dwellings, at 3 cents per 100 gal- Ions, or 3,333 gallons for each dollar of tax, and for all water used over and above this allowance, an additional charge shall be made at the same rate.

LARGE BUILDINGS .- Churches, Factories, Storage, &c., shall be subjects of special contracts with the Water Board ; and all large buildings, with stores or offices on the ground floor, and halls or offices above, shall rate the same as though each store or sub-division on the ground- floor front was, with the building above, a separate building.

VACANT LOTS.

Assessed at $1,000 and under, 10 cents per foot. Assessed over $1,000, and under $2,000, 15 cents per foot.

Assessed at $2,000 and over, 20 cents per foot.

COMMISSIONERS OF PROSPECT PARK.

Office, No. 7 Court House.

James S. T. Stranahan, John H. Prentice,

Abiel A. Low, Edward W. Fiske,

Walter L. Griffiths, Thomas McElrath,

Conklin Brush, Tunis I. Bergen,

16 Seymour L. Husted, . Stephen Haynes,

A. B. Baylis, Cornel. T. Sprague.

Superintendent-John N. Taylor.

BANKS.

ATLANTIC BANK-55 Fulton St. CAPITAL, $500,000. SHARES, 10,000. PAR, $50.

· Dividends, January and July. Pres., William C. Rushmore. Acting Cashier, John Ditmas, jr. Directors, Peter C. Cornell, William Hunter, jr., Samuel Smith, Henry O. Murphy, George S. Puffer, Henry K. Sheldon, Brewster Valentine, John French, John A. Lott, Isaac N. Sey- mour, William C. Rushmore, Seymour L. Husted, Cyrus P. Smith.

BROOKLYN BANK-5 Front St. CAPITAL, $300,000. SHARES, 6,000. PAR, $50.

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Brooklyn City Directory for the year ending May 1, 1866, Part 125

Author: J. Lain and Company Publication date: 1866 Publisher: Number of Pages: 719

Author: J. Lain and Company
Publication date: 1866
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 719