VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY, 1890. $538,610 $430,911,794 $14,126,407 $445,038,201 $7,720,400 $452,758,601 $24,813,530 $538,610 Total City. .......$430,911,794 $14,126,407 $445,038,201 $7,720,400 $452,758.601 $24,812,530 $538,610 $445,288,844 $14,452,157 $459,741,010 $7,720,400 $467,461,410 $26,701,872 $538,610 Liable to City, County and State Tax. Brooklyn. Corporate Property 1889. 1890. $11,612,756 $13,112,167 9,717,790 8,734,640 Total Personal Property $21,330,546 $21,846,807 Liable to City and County Taxes, but not State Tax. ASSESSMENTS. BROOKLYN ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES. A comparative statement for twenty-one years' Assessments, Tax Levies and Tax Rates. TAX LEVIES. STATEMENT OF CITY DEBT, DECEMBER 31, 1890. Tables showing number of deeds and mortgages recorded in the office of the Register of Kings county during years 1890 and 1889: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. Banks of Deposit. Cashier. BROOKLYN-Fulton st., cor. Front. Henry E. COMMERCIAL-363 Fulton st. S. L. Keeney, Pres.; John J. Vail, Cashier. FIFTH AVENUE-Ninth st. and Fifth av. A. P. Wells, Pres.; W. F. Merrill, Vice-Pres.; Isaac Simonson, Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL-Kent av., cor. Broadway. John G. Jenkins, Pres.; George D. Betts, Cashier; W. A. Field, Asst. Cashier. FULTON-361 Fulton st. William H. Hazzard, Pres.; John A. Nexsen, Cashier. HAMILTON--65 Hamilton av. Titus Mead, Pres; Henry Franke, Vice-Pres.; Edward S. Clark, Cashier. KINGS COUNTY-12 Court st. O. M. Denton, Pres.; H. B. Auten, Cashier. LONG ISLAND-186 Remsen st. Crowell Hadden, Pres.; John H. Ditmas, Vice-Pres.; W. H. Leffingwell, Cashier. MANUFACTURERS' NATIONAL-72 Broadway. John Loughran, Pres.; William Dick, Vice-Pres. ; T. C. Disbrow, Cashier. MECHANICS'-Court st., cor. Montague. George W. White. Pres.; Henry N. Brush, Vice-Pres.; George McMillan, Cashier. MECHANICS AND TRADERS'-Greenpoint av., cor. Franklin st. Archibald K. Meserole, Pres.; Henry J. Oldring, Jr., Cashier. NASSAU NATIONAL-Court st., cor. Remsen. Thomas T. Barr, Pres.; Edgar McDonald, Cashier. David B. NATIONAL CITY-357 Fulton st. NORTH SIDE-Grand st., near Kent av. Claus SEVENTEENTH WARD-339 Manhattan av. Thos. C. Smith, Pres.; E. A. Walker, Vice-Pres.; W. H. Webster, Cashier. SPRAGUE NATIONAL-Cor. of Atlantic and Fourth avs. Nathan T. Sprague, Pres.; William Harkness, Vice-Pres.; F. K. Smith, Cashier. TWENTY-SIXTH WARD-Atlantic, near East New York av. Ditmas Jewell, Pres.; A. H. W. Van Siclen, Vice-Pres.; B. R. Spelman, Jr., Cashier. WALLABOUT-Myrtle av.. cor. Clinton. Edwin Ludlam, Pres.; Joseph B. Pigot. Vice-Pres; Chas. A. Sackett, Cashier. Savings Banks. BROOKLYN-223 Fulton st. H. P. Morgan, Pres.; F. E. Flandreau, Cashier. BUSHWICK-466 Grand st. Joseph Liebmann, Pres.; C. D. Burrows, Jr., Sec.; John Davies, Cashier. CITY SAVINGS-Cor. Fourth and Flatbush avs. David A. Boody, Pres.; Remsen Rushmore, Sec.; P. H. Kretzschmar, Treas. DIME OF BROOKLYN-Court st., cor. Remsen. Gardiner S. Hutchinson, Pres,; John W. Hunter, Treas.; Benjamin H. Huntington, Sec. DIME OF WILLIAMSBURGH-Broadway, cor. of Wythe av. Robinson Gill, Pres.; William Grandy, Sec.; Henry Geckler, Asst. Sec. EAST BROOKLYN-643 Myrtle av. Darwin R. James, Pres.; Eugene F. Barnes, Treas. EAST NEW YORK-Atlantic av., cor. Pennsylvania. Frederick Middendorf, Pres.; Frank C. Lang, Sec.; John M. Linz, Treas. GERMAN-Broadway, cor. Boerum st. Charles Naeher, Pres. George H. Fisher, Sec.; George S. Bishop, Cashier. GERMANIA-375 Fulton st. Frederick A. Schroeder, Pres.; F. Koch, Sec.; O. Thomass, SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION-Atlan- WILLIAMSBURGH-Broadway, cor. Driggs st. Safe Deposit Companies. BROOKLYN CITY-Montague st., cor. Clinton. LONG ISLAND-Fulton st., cor. Front. Daniel D. Whitney, Pres.; A. I. Ditmas, Sec. and Treas. BROOKLYN-177 and 179 Montague_st. Christian T. Christensen, Pres.; Abram B. Baylis, VicePres.; James Ross Curran, Sec.; Fred. C. Colton, Asst. Sec. EMPIRE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY-185 Montague st. Ben Blanchard, Pres.; B. R. Corwin, Brooklyn Manager; Thomas E. Pearsall, Attorney. FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY-186 Remsen st. Edwin Packard, Pres.: William H. Wallace, Vice-Pres.; George H. Southard, 2d Vice-Pres. and Sec. HAMILTON TRUST COMPANY-Incorporated. KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY-373 Fulton st. Joseph C. Hendrix, Pres.; J. S. T. Stranahan, Vice-Pres.; Herman Morris, Sec. LONG ISLAND LOAN AND TRUST-203 Montague st. Edward Merritt, Pres.; Frederick T. Aldridge, Sec. NASSAU LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY-101 Broadway. A. D. Wheelock, Pres.; O. F. Richardson, Sec. PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY-201 Montague st. W. H. Murtha, Pres.; Frederick A. Schroeder, 1st Vice-Pres.; Edward Johnson, Sec. Title Guarantee Companies. 2d Vice-Pres. GERMAN-AMERICAN REAL ESTATE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY-16 Court st. A. L. Soulard, Pres.; A. R. Thompson, Jr., Manager. LAWYERS' TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY-4 and 5 Court square. Edwin W. Coggeshall, Pres.; V. Exchanges. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE - 189 Montague st. William Ziegler, Pres.: Leonard Moody, 1st Vice-Pres.; Howard M. Smith, Treas.; C. Augustus Haviland, Sec. Capital stock, $250,000. Co-operative Institutions. ARCANUM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION379 Bridge st., 3d Mondays; 308 Cumberland st., every Wednesday. Organized November, 1885. B. B. Seaman, Pres.; J. J. Ashforth, Sec. Shares outstanding, 5,560; par value, $200; value of loans, $175,000; plan, monthly premium and safety fund; new series shares issued May and November each year. Membership, 787. ARCANUM BUILDING ASSOCIATION-Safety Fund established. J. J. Ashforth, Sec., 308 Cumberland st. ATLANTIC CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-112 Warren st., Monday nights. Organized June, 1888. Charles W. Pinkney, Pres.; W. J. Nagle, Sec. Shares outstanding, 2,033; par value, $200; mortgages, $50,900; plan FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS-Continued. gross premium: new series every six months. Membership, 390. BEDFORD CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Atlantic av., near Albany. Alexander Ray, Pres.; J. H. Blake, Sec., 464 Monroe st. Organized January, 1888. Shares, 2,250; par value, $200; value of loans, $70,000; plan, installment premium. Membership, 300. BROOKLYN CITY CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Corner Twenty-fourth st. and Third av., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Organized March, 1887. J. H. Delaney, Pres F. C. Willett, Sec. Shares outstanding, 12,098; par value, $250; value of loans, $376,250; plan, permanent. Membership, 1,600. BROOKLYN MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-541 DeKalb av., cor. Bedford av., Tuesdays. Organized January, 1883. F. P. Wiseburn, Pres.; George A. Berry, Sec. Shares outstanding, 2,010; par value, $200; value of loans, $43,254; plan, installment premium. Membership, 325. BUSHWICK BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION560 Grand st., Mondays. Organized, July, 1888. S. J. Burrows, Pres.; W. A. Ernst, Sec. Shares outstanding, 5,650; par value, $250; value of loans, $118,750; plan, gross premium serial. Membership, 766. CITIZENS CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION--Organized November, 1889, Bath Beach. J. Lott Nostrand, Pres.; J. E. Rhodes, Sec.; J. V.Van Pelt, Treas. Shares outstanding, 2,104; par value, $250; value of loans, $32,200: installment premium. Membership, 267. EAST BROOKLYN CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AsSOCIATION-1265 Broadway, every Monday. Organized March, 1885. Benjamin Thompson, Pres.; William H Rawlins, Sec. Shares, par value, $250; value of loans, $281,000; plan, net premium serial. Membership, 1,257. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-8 Butler st., Mondays. Organized June, 1888. W. Emerson, Pres.; P. J. Skelly, Sec. Shares outstanding, 12,000; par value, $250; new series of shares issued January and July; value of loans. $275,000; plan, gross premium. Membership, 1,150. FIFTH AVEUNE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-415 Fifth av. Organized December 19, 1889. Monday evenings. Henry Bristow, Pres. H. B. McNair, Sec. Number of shares, 1,840; par value, $250: value of loans, $14,000. Membership, 243. FLATBUSH CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION--Flatbush, 3d Thursdays. Organized February, 1889. A. Whigham, Pres.; C. Bollinger, Sec. Plan, installment, $1 per month; per share, $200. Membership, about 325, representing 2,100 shares. Assets, $50,000. FULTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-85 and 87 Court st. _Organized September, 1888. J. Heydinger, Jr., Pres. ; J. F. Marble, Sec. Shares outstanding, 1,568; par value, $250; value of loans, $29,961; plan, gross premium. Membership, 235. FORT GREENE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-50 Court st., Mondays. Organized July, 1889. J, David H. Cobb, Pres.; J. Harry Ruwe, Sec. Shares outstanding, 446; plan, monthly premium. Membership, 91. HAMILTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-252 Hamilton av., cor. Henry st., Mondays. Organized May, 1889. Florence F. Donovan, Pres.; E. J. Hayden, Sec. Shares outstanding 1,895; par value, $250; value of loans, $29,000; plan, serial installment premium. Membership, 229. HOMESTEAD CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-1385 Broadway, Mondays. Organized January, 1889. C. T. Hubbs, Pres.; J. H. Dawson, Sec. Shares outstanding, 1,123; par value, $24; value of loans, $29,040; plan, monthly installment. Membership, 218. INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-353 Fulton st., Mondays. Organ ized October, 1887. D. F. Conway, Pres., C. B. Gillette, Sec. Shares outstanding, 1,947; par value, $250; value of loans, $21,750; plan, gross. Membership, 263. JOHN H. SHULTS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Harrison av., cor. Rutledge st. KINGS COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-103 Broadway, Tuesdays. Organized January, 1888. G. W. Brown, Pres.; C. L. Sicardi, Sec. Shares outstanding, 9,000; par value, $200; value of loans, $200,000; plan, new series issued January 1 each year. Member. ship 1,101. LONG ISLAND BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION -150 Greenpoint av., Mondays. Organized April, 1888. J. P. Sloane, Pres.; J.T. Nightingale, Sec. Shares outstanding, 5,217; par value, $250; value of loans, $158.750; plan, net deduction premium. Membership, 596. MADISON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-331 Sumner av.. 4th Tuesdays. Organized July, 1888. L. K. Strouse, Pres.; E. O. Bragdon, Sec. Shares outstanding. 1,650; par value, $200; value of loans, $25,000; plan, monthly installment. Membership, 188. METHODIST BOOK CONCERN EMPLOYEES COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION64 Reid av., 2d Fridays. Organized June, 1888. Shares outstanding, 900; par value, $250; value of loans, $12,500; plan, monthly installment series. Membership, 205. William Baldwin, Pres.; William Stoddart, Sec.; Thomas Chenoweth, Treas. NASSAU CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Atlantic av., near Van Sicklen av., Twenty-sixth Ward, Mondays. Organized June 3, 1889. Bernard Corrigan, Pres.; Edward Murphy, Sec. Shares, about 5,000; par value, $250; value of loans, about $70,000; plan, weekly installment serial. Membership, 590. NEW UTRECHT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION -Fort Hamilton, Engine House, Mondays. Organized April, 1887. Wm. Bell, Pres.; O. Bothfeld, Sec. Shares outstanding, 1,500; par value, $250; value of loans, $40,000; plan, gross premium. Membership, about 400. PEOPLE'S BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-27 Flatbush av., Monday nights. Organized February, 1889. John E. Henry, Pres.; J. Will Cresswell, Sec. Shares, par value, $200; payable $25 weekly; plan, permanent; premium credited to the borrower. Membership, 200. PROSPECT HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Fifth av. cor. Ninth st., Mondays. Organized April 21, 1890. Jos. Witham, Pres.; W. C. Devins, Sec.; Henry Bosch, Treas. Shares outstanding, 1,700; par value $250; value of loans, $20,000; plan, permanent installment. SOUTH BROOKLYN CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Third av. and Twenty-fourth st. Organized May, 1886. David B. Hutton, Pres.; J. H. Strain, Sec. Shares outstanding, 20,114; par value, $250; value of loans, $435,000; plan, permanent. Membership, 2,358. THE BUILDING LOAN INCORPORATED COMPANY197 Joralemon st. Fredk. W. Crooke, Pres.; Wm. J. Cunningham, Sec. Organized October, 1890; par value of shares, 100; monthly premium; ten year maturity plan. Life-saving Stations. The following is a summary of the operations of Life-saving Stations of the Third District, embracing the coast of Long Island and Rhode Island, since the establishment of the service in November, 1871, up to June 30, 1890: Number of disasters, 529; value of vessels, $7,121,400; value of cargoes. $3,390,818; total value of property involved, $10,512,218; number of persons on board vessels, 6,090; number of persons lost. 57; number of shipwrecked persons succored at stations, 1,532; number of days succor afforded, 4,196; value of property saved, $6,883,881; value of property lost, $3,628,337. No persons were lost during the year 1890. |