New-York tribune., 1896-07-25
LYMAN'S ELIGIBLE LIST.
NAMES OF MEN WHO MAY BECOME sPENNa
EXCISE AGENTS

Iockport N. Y. July "a (SpeclaD. willard A
Cobb, Of this city, prcs.den, Of the State C,va
Service Commission. to-day announced the names Of
the successful candidates at the recent civil service
examination for special excise agents. From tha
list State Excise Commissioner Lyman VIII MAXI
his choice Of sixty men. Examinations were hen
On June "a In Buffalo, Syracuse Albany and yev.
York. There were e.. applicants at these exan.ua-
TONS and Of this number 2@ passed. Some Of tho~
who were succeosful at the exandna tons are VI.
erans and they vii, be the first receive appoint,
ments. All the successful candidates have received
letter from Commissioner Lyman. asking them
70 answer various questions for his lnformnyoa
II IS said that he will also meet them all socn
Albany. Then he will make his selections Ths
duty of the State Civil Service Commission in this
matter ended when IT provided this eligible nst
and certified It 70 Commissioner Lyman. TIE %.
lowing is the Ast from tie First and Second Ju.
dicial districts which include New-York ard BrS&.
lyn
First Judicial Distr.ct-Ira c. Dora!n. % per csut
No 1872 Nassau-st, New-York: John A. Wilbur
No "a East Twelf,h-st. Arthur Rodgers. $50 10
22s East One hundred d-th'rd-st.: Charles hs
ford. SIS, No 1o5 West Eighty-fourth-st: hvN
Rothschild, sa4 No. 2i0 East One-hundred4nA.
fourteenth-st; Charles A. Smith, S.05. No 5l+ West
One e-hundred-s nd -nineteenth-st Harry HrschfA
s2S No. lis Broadway: Ferdinand Dreyer. SG M.
3s Second-ave; William l.. Turner. .9 No. 4Q2 West
Twenty-ninth-st: j. r. Dur.acher 7s.3. No. 222 West
One hundred nd -nineteenth-st.: John r Boulion
Isl No lJc9 Madison-ave.: Timothy D Heaiy. ~
NJ a04 Broadway: John f. Keane 1913. No 2S East
Elcventh-st; J. c. NIlliams. 1873. No 10 West
E.gnty-seventh-st. John Costy. ,5.l. No. %a Esa
Eighth-st veteran: William T. Glover 20. No. ~
East One-hundred ed-and-seventeenth-st.: "A Lansing
Pruyn. H7, No 33s West Forty-seventh-st.; Perrs
Bargust l7. No 2i7 West Thrteenh-st.: A. B. o.
trander. 739 No. 5sS West One-hundred-and-hfy'
second-st. veteran: James T. Coe. 'ss, No 81 LID
erty-st: James j. Scanon, ,2s No. los East Nine.
tieth-st veteran: Daniel T. Robertson. as No
East Twentieth-st.. veteran; n IS Won Iro13
III No 22S West Fourth-at.; Thomas + QUINN 'LL
No eco West Onehunired-a "A nd-twenty-ninth,sL.
veteran; Max Reehntzer ~ No g. 81 NisnSss Eisssy.
third-st.: William b. Gonsales. 'OSS, NO w "e''
Sixty -first-st, veteran. ,,r q,
Second Judicial District-Peter Hume, MSA -
Ps1snsefpseh ehs..,e1 NicaTtny @ Poyyshssp s sn
lyn lyn leon TpEinsSi pss No % 80 ssshsys B,eohyn
benjamin G. Halsey, 7. WesthamBtona, a,SS,v Mv,uTts
Horton 7SS RrTSslbfns b sonne 0hnres as South
Fifth-st. Brooklyn William Richensteen IA 49, So
i25 Third-st. Long Island City; Charles Charles rs r.
SON 73 33 Brooklyn; William H. Ala ben ~ ss ny &
peKalba,ye Brooklyn FitvNsx,hst fEwasa Brooklyn;
ca IJnion-st. Brooklyn; James n; Nc 1
no 81 Tawrence-st BROOKLYN Rchard Q Brlen pra.a. 4
Port Chester T. Mecker' Ts, TSshss 'S 1S 10
Tanderbiit lave. Brooklyn; William A strsws0ss
7os5. Northport; Charles b. Dake' '"@ NO.
Somers-st. Brooklyn. veteran.