Edward I. Harris, Superintendent of Schools.

John J. Redmond, Clerk.

Catherine Looby, Stenographer.

William J. Burke, Messenger.

LAW DEPARTMENT.

John T. Norton, Corporation Counsel.

Edmund J. Sweeney, Assistant Corporation Counsel.

Owen D. Connolly, Clerk.

Stenographers.

Elizabeth M. Hogan,

Mary L. Quillinan.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.

Charles I. Webster, Commissioner of Public Safety.

Benj. Krauss, Deputy Commissioner.

Philip J. Reilly, Clerk of Police Bureau.
Dr. John J. English, Police Surgeon.
John J. Hogan, Chief of Police.
Edward Flannagan, Chief Detective.
Dr. C. E. Nichols, Health Officer.
I'. S. Cavanaugh, Fire Marshal.
James P. Deignan, Clerk of Fire Bureau,

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

Dr. C. E. Nichols, Health Officer.

Dr. M. D. Dickinson, Deputy Health Officer.
John H. Curley, Clerk.

Edward Bolton, Registrar of Vital Statistics.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Philip Casey, Commissioner.

Bernard J. Rourke, Deputy Commissioner.
George B. Dempsey, 2d Deputy Commissioner.
Nicholas J. Halligan, Superintendent of Buildings.
William H. Cahill, Superintendent of Parks.

David Morey, Supintendent of Water Works.
John M. Connolly, First Assistant Superintendent.

William H. Kerwin, Second Assistant Superintendent.
Hugh J. Ryan, Third Assistant Superintendent.
William H. Hanley, Secretary.

Mary T. Malone, Stenographer.

BUREAU OF ENGINEERING.

John Flynn, Jr., City Engineer.

Frank B. Gridley, Assistant City Engineer.
Charles F. Crowley, Transitman.

Frank C. Cavanaugh, Rodman.
Mary C. Brennan, Clerk.

DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION.

Thomas F. Stapleton, Commissioner.

Andrew Devlin, Deputy Commissioner.
James S. Hayden, Overseer of the Poor.
Dr. Wm. J. Fleming, Physician.
James H. Sheehy, Clerk.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.

William H. Gearin, Comptroller.

Edw. L. Nugent, Deputy Comptroller.
James H. Fagan, Chief Clerk.

John M. Bradt, First Clerk.

Lawrence M. Powers, Second Clerk.

CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE.

Thomas W. Hislop, City Treasurer.

Frank W. Carrington, Deputy City Treasurer.

F. J. Karr, First Clerk.

John F. Smith, Second Clerk.

MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES

CHAPTER I.

IN RELATION TO STREETS, AVENUES, HIGHWAYS, SQUARES AND ALLEYS.

AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO THE PUBLIC STREETS IN THE CITY OF TROY, AND TO PRESCRIBE AND ReguLATE THE USES TO WHICH THE SAME MAY BE PUT AND TO PREVENT NUISANCES AND OBSTRUCTIONS THEREIN.

Passed July 16, 1896.

The City of Troy, in Common Council convened, does hereby ordain as follows:'

shall be

SECTION I. Short Title.-This ordinance shall known as the public street ordinance.

§ 2. Definitions. The word "street" as used in this ordinance shall be held to embrace and include all public streets, avenues, highways, squares, alleys, lanes, public grounds and sidewalks in the City of Troy. The word "person" as used herein shall be held to include and embrace the words persons, firms, company and corporations. The pronouns "his" and "him" shall be held to include and embrace the words it, her and their, and in all proper cases the singular noun shall be held to include and embrace the plural of said noun. The word "court" shall also be held to include and embrace the word magistrate.

§ 3. Building Materials in Streets.—It shall not be lawful for any person to place any building materials whatsoever upon any street in said city without permission in