New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
THE BrILDNG INSPECTION.

inspections under the Department of Build
nCs TO ascertain where reescapes needed are con
tnued and reports made about four times week. The
following is an abstract Of the reports presented sat
urdav: Colored School No 4, at No. 125 West Twenty
sevenths is Of brick and has three stories 25x9o The
upper walls are in a good condition the ceilings are
Cracked throughout and need repairing The ventilation
is nv windows the watercoset is OF wood, In poor
dition. The building is heated by seven woodstoves
properly shielded with tin The means Of exit consist Of
stairs Of wood three feet wide to second floor, one
flight Of stone incOsed second and third GoOrs and
one fight stone nclosed from OF play ground 10
second story. Primary school No. T. 27i West Tenth
st. The Inspectors recommend that the classroom doors
be made TO slide back that the woodwork IN the cellar
be properly protected and the ventilation generally I'M
proved Slate should be substituted for wood in water
closets, and additional stairs bult from the third story
in front The general condition of the buildng is fair
At Grammar School No. ls l2l East Fifty rstst., the
Inspectors recommend repairs 10 the roof and cell
ing and improvements in the ventilation OF the center
classrooms Slate should be substituted for wood ia
boys waterclose and the doors made to open inwardy
The following buildings have been reported also
requiring tre-escapes. or seuttes and ladders:
No Is W1TeSs VIM. SsndGe ] Svhs5 e. a%T No. g Wane1
Moo1 cvSer faeiorS No % wsren j. B. Monust esf
P O. Psea1 owner ictory No a wsHenst Campbell owner
coref church and Thdmes sawyer factory No 100
Parsraoe W H. and Mn A. Adams tenement No. io5
Iarkiaee John Eeaee owner tenement No. ar.'t Daniel
HAYS owner bosrrF No. GaIlesi Mn Gan,cn
Sas Sutton factory Nos % and 81 Nesey
BY wOTksLp No 4 Neey st. ~ Life lns ad Trust
Owner Owtlg No IS Vesey HuD Harrison owue factory No.
% veIs H. webIoek osneI tenemeati Nos % sGdo5 ys,
VIM. T. Carey factory; Ne. 81 NesoySt VIM T. Carey
No BroadSay Mathews owner Broadva ay
siorehogse No 90 Broadway Livingston Esae
5J Goeet factory; No. 81 Boadway I'd
MheWt Offices No 80 Broadway Adams Express
t Broadway Adams Co owner Offices
Broadway r. Hamonys NphewG vor.
broadway, GogcTcl Offices
John MaT factory and Offices No l89 Broadway,
Offices Sci No 2O1 Broadway, j. o. oLes owner
factory IN GTeeuviChst Nm T. No 255
Geeuvest. Jas H. Noe factory No 40 LbeTty-,t
Smith factory; No ia llberysi Mrs Martha Peek owner
No. g and Is MGryt Reuben W. HOaes scoT;
No q Murray a. " Brown owner iaclory No. % Lbut
Henry Dasse owner, factory; No u Murayt, Jos
owDtf' factory No IS Munayst Wm Mathews agent,
Nos 100 nd l0l muysL, hnender Estate
Nos l6 and t Fulton st Jolts osneT factory; No IA Fal
oDst Owen Jones factory No 10 Fuout r. g.
scoy; No Dtyft Labor Coleman factory; No II
Dst Holmes hnmdown factory 6e No "a Dey-st Sarah
Owbe factory 6c No I3 Deyst Jos ph Con OSntI factory;
W. Manning sgent factory No ~ Dyr, Garter Havley
Deys Mr. Ast0T No n Deyt Mr owner
factory; Broadway CoraDd Cooler
ard of-es ~. Cosndt G. Vanderbilt owner fac
tory No Coradtt, j. A. CushmAn factory Cort.
lsItft A. 4 Walsh factory; No 10 Couiand TAYLOR
u CoriBdst Peter
Corardt Charles Williams factory corner
Church COTisDat Nayo Co factory No Clus
MAYOR Co lsctog Lei Nos ~ and ClufthsL
yQtpb y. West owbu. factory.