Municipal Civil Service

Brooklyn Standard Union

20 January 1905
The eligible list for attendant has been announced  There are 153
names on the list and of these nearly half-seventy-are of men on
this side of the water, the Brooklynites, indeed, having the best of the 
percentages in the first thirty eligibles.

The following list are applicants from Brooklyn :

Eligible List For Attendant

 2.  DILLON, Jas (a veteran)..150 Cayler st.
 3.  PITTS, Wm (a veteran)..50 Livingston st
 5.  HEDENKAMP, Edward D...199 S. 9th st
 10. TREACY, William J...72 Union st
 11. CAREY, Daniel C... 445 DeKalb av
 12. FEENEY, Michael H...1662 Atlantic av
 14. CUNNINGHAM, Thos. F...?75 Waverly av
 15. CROWN, Francis M... 98 Amity st
 16. McLOUGHLIN, Patrick..1454 Fulton
 17. CONNOLLY, John..524 Henry st
 18. WARD, Clarence..1240 Prospect Pl
 19. NUGENT, William A...26 Rush st
 22. McGINN, Michael S...362 Fifteenth st
 25. O'BRIEN, William F...471 39th st
 26. LEONARD, William A...446 Kosciusko st
 27. CARBERRY, James J...244 Gold st
 28. HEANEY, Dan A...742 Washington av
 30. KEEFE, George W...76 5th av
 32. MANGAN, John J...178 Ridgewood av
 35. McGEE, William J..256 Cleveland st
 38. DALY, John C..708 Union st
 43. DONNELLY, Charles W...127 Pacific st
 44. HEALEY, Edward F..1762 Pacific st
 45. REILLY, Charles B...39 Jefferson av, Richmond Hill
 46. WILSON, William L...79 Henry st
 48. SZERLIP, Sidney..281 First st
 50. DRISCOLL, Timothy..923 60th st
 51. REEVE, Frank..469 S. 4th st
 52. CONNOR, Francis A...320 4th st
 56. GARTNER, Frank..227 8th st, Elmhurst
 60. KELTY, Jas T., jr..589 Washington av
 61. PREDERGAST, Myles J...145 N. 8th st
 62. GORMAN, Richard..91 Meeker av
 66. MULLIGAN, Thomas..207 Centre at
 68. HELLIG, Andrew..269 Reid av
 70. CLEAR, James J...57 Concord st
 76. HUGHES, William O...559 Atlantic av
 78. FOSS, Chris J...205 Pennsylvania av
 80. CAUFIELD, John..2168 Fulton av
 81. QUINN, John F...213 Adams st
 86. WALKER, Fred D...112 Clymer st
 89. SPARKS, Alfred A...98 Summit st
 92. McGOWAN, John F...127 Oakland st
 93. CAMPBELL, Thomas..188 Johnson st
 95. IRWIN, Samuel N...2146 Fulton st
 96. O'HARA, John T...81 Prince st
 97. CHIEFFO, Charles..78 Troy av
 99. WALKER, John A...97 Amity st
102. WALSH, Daniel F...596 Driggs av
103. SHEENAN, Cornelius J...376 Hicks st
105. HUNT, Bartholomew..273 Winsor pl
107. HAZEN, Abraham F...22 Smith st
110. MURPHY, James A...268 Bond st
111. MURRAY, Joseph P...11 Butler st
113. REITHER, John G...417 Cumberland st
117. LEE, William S...485 St. John's pl
119. GREELEY, William J...193 Java st
121. WHEATON, George..31 India st
123. LOUGHLIN, James P...85 Tompkins pl
128. McKENNEY, Thomas..370 S 4th st
130. MINTZ, Harry..105 Meserole st
131. OLIVER, Louis J...243 Bay 35th st
133. O'HARA, Owen..41 Garnet st
135. BECKER, Benjamin J...121 Stagg st
139. KELLY, James A...192 Congress st., Flushing
145. BLETTE, Frederick J...720 Fulton st
145. LUTGELBERGER.. John..63 Dikeman st
150. EVANS, Edward T...141 1/2 22nd st
151. RAWATZKY, Christian M...270 Gold st
153. CASEY, James P...52 Gold st

13 February 1905 
 
TO TRY FOR VACANT POLICE INSPECTORSHIPS 
Through the retirement of Inspector Patrick H. MCLAUGHLIN on May 1, 
and the probable retirement of four other inspectors through 
physical disqualifications, there will soon be five vacancies 
in this office which pays $3,500 a year. The Municipal 
Civil Service Commission will shortly issue a call for 
examinations to be held the latter part of this week. Among 
those who will take the examination are 
Capt. FARRELL, 
CaptHODGKINS, 
CaptO'BRIEN, 
CaptFLOOD,
CaptLANTRY, 
CaptCOONEY, 
CaptHALPIN, 
CaptWENDELL, 
CaptO'REILLY, 
CaptLANGAN, 
CaptALBERTSON and 
CaptBALDWIN.
 
There will be a number of vacancies in the captaincy, 
twenty-three having already been examined as to their 
physical fitness. Of these it is believed that twelve 
will be placed on the retired list.
 
MARCH 6, 1905

MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE DAILY DOINGS
List of Brooklyn Applicants for Patrolman to date.

Geo. H. NUPPENAU, 92 Oakland St., overseer.
Thos. J.A. DAVEY, 8854 Myrtle Avenue, conductor
John HERTER, 17 Jackson Place, clerk
Edwd. FOSTER, 427 Miller Avenue, salesman.
Wm. BERGHEIM, 1206 Bushwick Ave., Artist
Herman L. MACHOLD, 1281 St. Marks Avenue, driver
Issac SICKER, 883 74th Street, clerk
Thos. J. NOSKY, 115 Freeman Street, driver
Geo M. O'DEA, 301 St. Marks Avenue, stonecutter
Max E. HOLLAND, 276 Floyd Street, paperhanger
Nicholas F. SCHERY, 1171 Liberty Avenue, buffer.
Malcolm MCKINNEON, Jr. 5th Avenue and 91st St., stonecutter
Edwd. RIEDKHOFF, 30 Bartlett St., varnisher
Bernard J. MCOWEN, 162 Clermont Avenue, helper
Francis A. SCHAGEL, 2357 85TH St., investigator.
Patrick CAIN, 142 Willoughby St., stableman
William S. HUBER, 241 Himrod St., gardener
Godfrey L. JENSEN, 561 E. 7th St., gardener
Jas.. H. MCCOOL, 521 Pacific St., investigator.
Thos. V. CILENTO, 222 4th Avenue, grocer
Jos. SEELINGER, 354 Franklin Avenue, driver
John J. WALLACE, 295 Degrraw St., collector
Jos. CARISI, 77 Main St., bookeeper
John J. REILLY, 568 Clinton Str. special patrolman
Wm M. SEEBECK, 567 Hicks St., Pressman
Jos. C. O'NEILL, 433 7th Avenue, soldier
Andrew M. KEUPP, 242 Melrose St., bricklayer
John McNAMARA, 1228 49th St., engineer
Chas. H. VAN HOLT, 73 Rockester Ave., grocer
Carl KOHRT, 1761 Atlantic Ave., clerk
John H. GLINSMANN, Bath Ave., corner Bay 16th St., carpenter
Wm. J. KENTLER, 108 Van Dyke St., patternmaker
Frank W. CLARK, 927 Myrtle Avenue, teamster
James I. YOUNG, 30 Middagh St., clerk
Philip BERNSTEIN, 364 Baltic Street, machinist
Val. V. SHAUGHNESSEY, 723 Union St., driver
Henry E. McKINLEY, 19 Main Street, driver
Wm J. MALONEY, 108 12th Street, lumber inspector.
Jas. F. KANE, East New York and Rochester Avenues, driver
Jos H. BAILEY, Grote St., and Prospect Avenue, machinist
Earnest SCHREYER, 59 S. 9th St., pressman
John ALBERT, 441 Wythe Avenue, wheelwright
Otto J. HAAS, 93rd st. and 5th Avenue
Jas. McLOONE, 720 Bergen St., Laborer
Crescenzo DePROSPO, 96 Buffalo Avenue, barber
Wm J. CREREND,  133 Stockton St., driver
Edward J. KAVANAGH, 126 Java St, insurance agent
William GOLDSTEIN, Saratoga Ave. and Park Place, cutter
Leander RING, 123 Weirfield St., elevator runner
Patrick SHERIDAN, 428 West 45th St., fireman
Bartholomew J. CONDON, 887 Prospect Avenue, bartender
Frank J. DROBINSKI, 85 Concord St., general work
John J. HENNELLY, 122 Sands St., driver
George PATTON, 161 Penn Street, porter
Edward C. BULLWINKEL, 211 Reid Avenue, motorman
Conrad WEISER, 196 Java St., driver
Edward F. POWERS, 192 Atlantic Ave., clerk
Elmer E. MARSHALL, 30 3rd St., driver
James A. THOMPSON, 495 Henry St., printer
Elias J. ULLRICH, 767 Lafayette Avenue, clerk
Thomas F. QUINN, 103 Milton St., shipping clerk
William J. FAIRBROTHER, 87 Warren St., elevator runner
Joseph RYAN, 133 9th St., machinist
Harry J. LARGE, 182 Oakland St., painter
James J. McGARRY, 280 South 4th St., brakeman
William C. McDONOUGH, 920 Washington Ave, athletic instructor 
Harry DONALDSON,  35 Oakland Street
Eric G. ANDERSON, 292 1st St., machinist
Conrad D. LOSKAMP, 55 Divison Avenue, shipping clerk
Joseph I. STERS, 170 Nostrand Avenue. mechanic
Joseph J. McCAFFREY, 250 Wyckoff St., baker
James M. LADLEY, 569 Carlton Avenue, messenger
Francis J. COLGAN, 279 Cumberland St., salesman
Joseph BERGEN, 609 Willoughby Avenue, clerk
Michael W. O'CONNELL, 151 Baltioc St., driver
Matthew PUCCIANO, 382 Prospect Avenue, clerk 
George F. PAIGE, 37 Myrtle Ave., steamfitter
William STOKELY, 163 14th St, wireman
Mansfield HUNT, 20 Ten Eyck St, bridgeman
Jeremiah H. CROWLEY, 218 Degarw St., clerk.
Thomas GIBBONS, 425 St Marks fAvenue, cooper
John R. McNULTY, 89 Third St., porter
James B. BUSTEED, 70 Ryerson St., postal clerk
Charles H. SMITH, 480 St Marks Ave., yardman
Thomas J. DOWNES, 435 45th St., student
Alfred GOLDSTEIN, 93 Hope St. tailor
John J. BURNS 485 Dean Street, electric worker
George F. ULTANO, 1227 Sixtieth St., driver
John SULLIVAN 1467 Bergen St., motorman
John H. GALLAGHER, 66 Washington St. Jamaica, machinist
Bartholomew F. CLARE, 58 Amith St., deck hand
Frederick G. BIRD, 142 Unin Avenue, jeweler
John J. WAGNER, 154 Butler St., optician
Arnold A. CLARKE, 471 Park Avenue, glass cutter
Frederick ENGEL, 207 Irving Avenue, cabinet maker
William I. MILLER, 87 Clermont Ave., electrician
Abraham LEVY, 79 Smith St., merchant
Hugh H. DARRAGH, 84 Flushing Avenue, iron worker
John D. FERGUSON, 4 Folsom Place, seaman
Herman A. WOLTMANN, Jr., 852 Rogers Avenue, driver
Paul P HOFFMANN, 386 17th St. pressman.
Hugh S. PARK, 771 Madison St., driver
Charles J. REIN, 15 Elton St., helper
John JONES, 55 Floyd St. pressman
Benjamin F. STEERS, 211 St., Nicholas Avenue, lineman
John P. LYONS, 105 Luquer St., elevator man. (correct spelling on name of street)
Joseph VALENTINE, 411 Prospect Avenue, clock maker
Bernardion GROTTANO, 550 7th Avenue, clerk.
Jacob BLAKEMAN, 30 West 1st St., Coney Island, plumber
John J. FISHER, 81 Hopkins St., conductor
Michele A. CARIOLANO, 64 Hopkisn St., driver
William H. HATTAN, 176 Marion St., special patrolman
John L. CURRY, 102 Eagle Street, driver
Charles J. BALLMANN, 145 Sheffield Avenue paper cutter
Edward ARMBRUSTER, 850 Greene Avenue, assistant undertaker
William E. PICHENOR, 962 Jefferson Avenue, clerk
Dennis M. McCARTHY, 91 Fourth Place, iron worker
Patrick J. MEANEY, 183 Bedford Avenue, drivedr
Edward J. MURPHY, 382 South 4th Street, printer
Robert PICKERING,  571/2 Lynch Street, blacksmith
Albert B. SMITH, 150 Saratoga Avenue , coal dealer
Thomas F. HAYES, 185 Huntington St., fitter up (correct words in occupation)
Robert A. BLEND, 134 North Elliott Place, clerk
Malcolm L. BIRNIE, 2024 Valentine Avenue, stenographer
Edward J. DUNGATE, 105 Boerum place, clerk
Philip GROSCH, 465 Waverly Avenue, butcher
Wiliam C. SILVIA, 442 6th St. conductor
Anton P. BRUCHHAUSER, Jr., 200 North 7th St., clerk
Michael F. CANNON, 1652 Park Place, helper
Alexander MEYER, 502 7th Avenue, butcher
Andrew L. ETTER, 197 89th St., brass worker
Louis S. EHLERDING, 35 Meeker Avenue, clerk
Frederick H. SYMINGTON, 521 45th St., driver
John MEYER, Seney Hospital, driver
Lawrence A. KELLY, 48 Green lane, box maker
Jas, J. MULHERN, 660 Dean St, driver
Arthur J. MOREN, 479 Clermont Avenue, driver
Geo J. DEYELL,  244 Schermerhorn St. assistant bookkeeper
Peter OTTATI, 27 Old Bushwick Road, driver
Edward P. BRENNEN, 252 Bond St., driver
Peter J. JAMKE, 187 11th St., driver and helper
Geol J. LEHMAN, 1644 St. Marks Avenue, carpenter
Jas. J. REILLY 26 Fillmore Place, clerk
Francis E. GILMARTIN, 400 Carroll St., laborer
Thos. GREENE, 36 Auburn Place, truck driver
Roland E. CHATTAWAY, 282 Leonard St., electrician
Jas L. MULLIN, 498 Herkimer St., paionter
Wm. C. LARIGAN, 1851 Atlantic Avenue, mechanic's helper
John J. MULLANEY, 409 7th Avenue, shade maker
Jas NORTON, 29 Park place, trimmer
Wm. T. CAMPBELL, 174 High St., driver
Lyman C. BEECHER, 91st and 5th Ave., soldier
Wm F. SHIELDS, 180 Butler St., laborer
Patrick J. CAREY, 104 N. Elliott Pl., wool worker
JOHN e. AHERN, 67 Devoe St., riveter
John ROSSMORE, 205 Woodvine St., lithographer
Edwd. McNEARY, 156 S. 8th St., beef carrier
Albert SCHULTZ, 603 Flushing Avenuem Machihnists helper
Bernarf F. REILLY, 207 St. Marks's Avenue gasfitter
John J. COLEMAN, 136 Luqueer Street, teamster - (street name is spelt as shown)
John CROSS, 1669 70th St., guard
John P. DUQUETTE, 423 Bedford Avenue, ironmoulder
Wm. HOFMANN, 406 Graham Avenue, driver
Jas. C. MONIZ, 262 Rodney St., manager 

DEPARTMENT CHANGES. 
PRESIDENT BOROUGH OF RICHMOND - 
Probationary appointment of Meyer M. PUNDICK, 16 Humboldt Street, 
Brooklyn, as clerk with knowledge of stenography and tyepwriting, 
at a salary of $1,200. 

DEPARTMENT OF BRIDGES - Charles REEVERS, 40 Somers Street, is changedfrom 
assistant foreman of laborers to that of foreman of laborers, with 
compensation of $1,500 a year.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE - Resigned: A. W. HANKINSON, assistant engineer in 
the Bureau of Engineering.

COMMISSIONER OF LICENSES - Appointed: Joseph P. BOYLE to the poistion of 
inspector of licenses at a salary of $1,500.

TENEMENT HOUSE DEPARTMENT- APPOINTED: Arthur V. PRUDEN, office boy, 
salary $300. Transferred: Harry S. HELLER, office boy to Department of 
Finance. Resigned: Kate MILLER, cleaner. Appointed: Fannie QUERIPEL. 


16 March 1905
MUNICIPAL DOINGS
ADDITIONAL LIST OF BROOKLYN APPLICANTS FRO PATROLMAN.

Thos. F. REILLY, 112 DeKalb ave., iron worker
Arthur QUINLISK, 248 Wyckoff st., porter
J.E. MCAULIFFE, 232 Meeker ave., carpet porter
Geo. H. MCDONALD, 443 Logan st., waiter
Chas. W. CANNING, 503 St. Johns pl., laborer
Emil B. BOYENS, 53 Greenpoint ave., upholsterer
Edw. L. WARDELL, 328 57th st., bookbinder
Jas. A. KEATING, 200A Throop ave., printer
Henry H. KLEIN, 201 Ten Eyck st., press
Val. WERNERSBACH, 322 Devoe st., iron worker
Edw. REES, 99 Diamond st., riveter
Rich. J. TULLY, 463 11th st., engineer
Walter L. GROW, 9 Clermont ave., helper
Philip C. MCCARTER, 1326 Clinton ave., blacksmith
Ignatius J. HAYES, 1st ave. and 9th st., College Point, combs
Thos. F. MAHER, 21 Sullivan st., Flushing, florist
Jas. J. GALLAGHER, 189 Union ave., weigher
Chas. E. SCHULTZ, 635 60th st., watchman
Alex. M. GREEN, 369A 5th st., ceiling hanger
Louis A. SKORREN, 313 Van Brunt st., mate
Wm. H. HARE, E. 40th st., near Church ave., conductor
Gus. A. BOETTER, Jr., 448 Lexington ave., driver
Jas. MEEHAN, Jr., 472 Hancock st., oiler
Chrissie EARING, 83 De Sales pl., motorman
Herman HESS, 516 Glenmore ave., gold beater
Henry CRASSER, 136 Dresden st., shipping clerk
Jas. KENNING, 180 3d ave., conductor
Jas. A. REILLY, 97 Franklin ave., care of Murphy, porter
Harry I. THOMSON,  359 Greene ave., clerk
David F. MORRISSEY,  64 Luquer st., driver
John GIBBONS, 98 Eckford st., stone cutter
David A. ROCHE, 179 Richard st., driver
A. LOWE, 314 Graham ave., telegraph operator
Wm. H. MOEHRING, Surf ave., Coney Island, assistant manager
Wm. F. BLEIDORN,  1030 Willoughby ave., driver
Arthur J.L. HOCK, 563 Barbey st., plumber
Patrick F. AHEARN, 373 Prospect ave., salesman
Mark J. LOUDER, 1270 Herkimer st., navy
John FITZGERALD, 38 Hicks st., porter
Geo. W. FINLAY, 765 Halsey st., steel engraver
Frank BLAUK, 1464 Bedford ave., tool maker
Harry L. OSWALD, 229 Himrod st., braider
John HINES, 108 Clay st., riveter
John J. REGAN, 10 Cole st., glass worker
John RUFF, 449 Atlantic ave., investigator
Geo. D. SULLIVAN, 238 Tenth st., electric hoister
Hugh GALLAGHER, 83 Warren st., porter
Edw. C. DEVENPORT, 195 Garfield pl., clerk
Edw. P. RYAN, 521 Atlantic ave., butcher
Ernest L. REED, 89 N. Portland ave., iron molder
Thos. F. BARRY, 152 President st., pressman
John A. HANOLD, 257 Boerum st., soldier
Phillipp H.L. MEYER, Collins ave., Queens, motorman
John MCNERNEY, 1732 Broadway, motorman
Geo. DAWKINS, 274 Bridge st., general helper
W.H. THOMPSON, 101 Rogers ave., iron worker
Henry C. MITTENZWEI, 45 Stockholm st., driver
Henry L. WEISMAN, 113 Nassau ave., bridgeman
Frank C. ENGLAND, 35 Cornelia st., collector
Jas. F. DALY, 5407 5th ave., truck driver
Jacob M. LONG, 1238 39th st., packer
Thos. H. ASHE, 373 Prospect pl., transportation
Jos. E. COLLINS, Van Wyck ave. and Beaufort st., Jamaica, fireman
H.J. NETZER, 98 Henry st., physical instructor
John W. SHINE, 1709 Putnam ave., motorman
Jas. W. LANE, 437 49th st., deckhand


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