102 Front St
51
Greece.— Demetrius N.
William St.
Guateraala — Dr. Joaquin
Yela " '
Hawaiian Republic
Leonard St.
Hajni.— John Haustedt, C. G
101 Pearl St.
Honduras.— Jacob Baiz, C. G..
Hungarj^— See "Austria."
Italy.— G. Branchi, C. G. ; Gerolamo Naselli, V. C. :
A. Alberti, 2d V. C, 24 State St.
Japan.— Mi yagawa Kyujiro, C, 7 Warren St
Korea.— See "Corea."
Liberia.— Joseph W. Yates, C. ; C. T. Geyer, V. C,
19 William St
Mexico.— Juan N. Navarro, C. G. ; Eugene De Polo,
Chancellor, 35 Broadway.
Monaco.— James Dupas, C, 35 S. William St
Netherlands.— John R.Planten, C. G. ; William M.
B. Gravenhorst, C, 17 William St.
Nicaragua.— A. D Straus, C. G., 18 Broadway.
Norway —Karl Woxen, C. ; Christopher Ilavn,V.
C. 24 State St
Orange Free State.— Charles D. Pierce, C. G., 123
Liberty St.
Paraguay.— Felix Aucaigne, 357 W. Boulevard.
Persia.— H. Ruthven Pratt, C. G., 15 Broad St.
Peru.— Federico Bergmann, C G. ; Carlos Estenos,
Chancellor, 25 Whitehall St.
Portugal.— Luiz A. de M. P. Taveira, C. G. ; C. F.
Brunu, V. C, 102 Broad St
Russia.— A. E. Olarovsky.C.G. ; Baron Schlippen-
bach, V. C; Christian G Petersen, V C, 22 State
St
San Salvador.— N. Bolet Peraza, 663^ Pine St. ;
Ernesto Schernikow,V. C, 18 Broadway.
Siam.— I. T. Smith, C. G., 1 E. 39th St.
Spain.— Arturo Baldasauo y Topete, C. G.; Felipe
de Castro, V. C, 4 Stone St.
Sweden.— Karl Woxen, C. ; Christopher Ravn,V.
C, 24 State St
Switzerland.— J. Bertschmann,C., 18 Exchange PI.
Turkey. — ■,C. G. ; Ismail Assim
Bey,V. C, 24 State St
Uruguay.— T. A. Eddy, C; W. H. Coombs, Chan-
cellor, 66 Broad St.
Venezuela.— Nicolaus Augusto Buello, C. G., 18
Broadway.
KftD ¥or1fe i^ijamljci: of (^omtntrce,
Oboanized April 5, 1768. Incorporated by George the Third March 13, 1770. Reincorporated by
thfc State of New York April 13, 1784. Its object is indicated in the following words of the original
charter: " Sensible that numberless inestimable benefits have accrued to mankind from commerce ;
that they are, in proportion to their greater or lesser application to it, more or le-ss opulent and potent
in all countries; and that the enlargement of trade will vastly increase the value of real estates as well
as the general opulence of our said colony, ' ' and ' ' to carry into execution, encourage and i^romote,
by just and lawful ways and means, such measures as will tend to promote and extend just and law-
ful commerce."
During the decade 1760-1770, according to Lord Sheffield's Observations, the average yearly value
of American Colonial imports from Great Britain was £1,763,409. and of exports to the same country
£1,044,591. Up to the evacuation of the city by the British and its occupation by the Americans, ou
the 25th of November, 1783, the New York Chamber of Commerce had had seven presidents, thirteen
vice-presidents, eight treasurers, one secretary, and 135 members. In May, 1763, the Sandy Hook
Lighthouse was lighted up for the first time. In 1786 the Chamber of Commerce first .suggested the
construction of the Erie Canal, and in 1784 petitioned the New York Legislature (which so ordered),
that duties should be levied under a specific instead of anaci'vatoremtariflf— a system of which the
Chamber of Commerce has ever since been the constant advocate.
As a society the Chamber of Commerce consists of one thousand regular members. Initiatory fees
have varied betw-een the sum of ten Spanish dollars, required in 1770, and §25, which is now demanded
from every accepted candidate.
The offices and meeting rooms are at 34 Nassau St., New York. Officers: Presideyit, Alexander
E. Orr ; Secretary, George Wilson ; Ti-easuj-er, Solon Humphreys.
Biutanttn in tfje (tits oi !I?Ccto ¥orife
♦
From the Battery.
From the
City Hall.
i From the Battery.
From the
City Hall.
X^ n:iilps
To Rector Street.
' • Dey Street
•' City Hall.
' ' Leonard Street
" Canal Street
' ' Spring Street.
"E. Houston St
" E. 4th Street
' ' E. 9th Street
' ' E. 14th Street.
'•E. 19th Street
' • E. 24th Street.
"E. 29th Street
' • E. 34th Street.
' ' E. 38th Street,
" E. 44th Street
"E. 49th Street
4^4 miles
4 miles
iH '•
4i4 "
4M "
5 "
534 "
5^ "
5% "
6 "
6J€ "
6^ "
6M "
7 "
IH "
7^ "
m "
10 "
To E. 54th Street
1^ "
4U "•
■• ' E. 58th Street.
m "
b "
oV "
' ' E. 63d Street
1^ - ..........
i^miles
i« :•■:::::
IH "
i}i "
m "
2 "
2M "
23^ "
2M "
3 "
8H "
3^ "
m "
' ' E. 68th Street
Â¥ ^^ :::::::::;
5^ ."
5% "
6 .
• ' E. 73d Street
' ' E. 78th Street
' ' E. 83d Street
6M "
' ' E. 88th Street
2^ " â– .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.
m "
3 "
ZU "
63^ "
' ' E. 93d Street
mi "
' ' E. 97th Street
7 "
7Ji "
73^ "
"E. 102d Street
" E. 107th Street
' ' K. 112th Street
^ "
SH "
4 "
"'U "
8 "
' ' E. 117th Street
' ' E. 121st Street.
83^ "
' ' E. 126th Street
4H "
lOM "
' ' W. 166th St
Every twenty
blocks above
Houston Street measure one mile.
The distance across the city:
At Battery Place is 14 mile.
" Fulton Street "• % "
' ' Chambers Street is 1 mile.
" Grand Street is 23^ miles.
CROSSTOWN DISTANCES.
At Houston Street is 23^ miles.
' ' Fourteenth Street is 2^ miles.
' ' Twenty- third Street is 2% miles.
Inwood is M mile.
From Twentj'-third Street northward to One Hundred and Twenty- fifth Street the width of the
Island averages from 2 to 23^^ miles.
484
Inforniatioii About the City of JS'eio York.
PRINCIPAL CLUBS AN1> CLUB-HOUSES OF KEW YORK. REPORTED TO "THK WORLD ALMANAC.
Namk of Club.
Aldine
American Yacht. . ..
Anon
Authors ,
Calumet
Catholic .
Century Association.
City
City Reform
Clergy
Coacning
Colonial
Commonwealth
Coney Island Jockey.
Congregational
Continental
Corinthian Yacht
Delaware
Democratic ,
Deutscher Leiderkranz.
Deutscher Press ,
Downtown Association
Garrick
German Leiderkranz. . .
Grolier
Hardware
Harlem
Harlem Democratic
Harlem Republican....
Harvard
Kit-Kat
Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker Y'acht. .
Lambs
Lawyers
Lotos
Manhattan
Manhattan Chess
Merchants
Metropolitan
N. Manhattan Athletic.
New York
N Y. Athletic
N. Y. Free Trade
N. Y. Jockey.
N. Y. Press.
N. Y'. Railroad
N. Y'. Turn Verein
N. Y. Yacht
><'ineteenth Century
Players
Pontiac
Progress.
Racquet and Tennis. . .
Reform
Republican
Sagamore
Saint Nicholas
Salmagundi
Seawanhaka - Corin- '/
thian Yacht )
Seventh Regiment (
Veteran )
Twilight
Union
Union Ijeagup
United Service
University
Up-Town'.
18S9
1883
1854
188-2
1879
1871
1847
1892
\%ic
1888
1875
1>,89
1806
1879
1879
1894
1886
1894
1890
1847
188.-.
1860
1894
18+7
1884
18.14
1879
1882
1887
1856
1881
1871
1874
1n77
1887
1870
1865
Club-House.
1871
1S91
1894
1845
1868
1878
1889
1872
1878
1849
1844
1883
1888
1892
18>U
1890
1888
1879
1888
1875
1871
1872 1
75 Fifth Ave
Rye, N. Y
Park Ave. & 59th St. . .
Carnegie Music Hall . .
267 Fifth Ave
120 \V. 59th St
7 W. 43d St
677 Fifth Ave
27 Pine St
29 Lafavette Place
319FiftfiAve
Boulevard & W. 72dSt
None
173 Fifth Ave.,
N.Y., <&Sheeps-
headBay, L. I..
St. Denis Hotel
113 W. 38th St
Tompkinsville, S.I...
144 E. 65th St
617 Fifth Ave
411 E. SSthSt
6 Centre St
60 Pine St
113 W. 38th St
in E. 58th St
29 E. 32d St
•J53 Broadway
Lenox Ave. & 123(1 St.
106 W. 126th St
145 W. 125th St
27 W. 44th St
12 E. 15th St
319 Fifth Ave
College Point, L. I . . .
26 W. 31st St
1 20 Broadway
556 Fifth Ave
Fifth Ave. & S-lth St..
105 FiSSdSt ,..
346 Broadway
Fifth Ave.co"r. 60th St.
45th St.& Madison Ave.
35th St. & Fifth Ave..
Sixth Ave. & 5othSt..
365 Canal St
Morris Park, N. Y
34 \V. 26th St
12 W. 31st St
66 E. 4th St
67 Madison Ave
Meets at Sherry's
16 Graniercy Park
442 Amsterdam Ave. . .
Cor. 5th Ave. & 63d St.
27 W. 43d St
233 Fifth Ave
450 Fifth Ave
21 W. 124th St
7 W. 44th St
14 W. 12th St
I 60 Madison Ave., )
\ & Oyster Bay, L.I. )
Membership.
Limit.
Resi-
dent.
250
300
'"i50
I'.OOO
1,000
""25
800
200
200
50
i',66o
1,000
300
None.
250
"460
None.
None.
"'ioo
450
None.
Non-
Resi-
dent.
150
150
300
Present
Number.
Xone .
None.
None.
100
None.
None.
None,
600 None
1,600 None.
34fi
1,200
2'.56o
None.
175
500
800
600
800
None.
600
None.
1889 751 Fifth Ave
1883 St. Penis Hotel
1»36 Fifth Ave. A 21.st St...
1863 39t!i St. & Fifth Ave. .
1889il6 W. 31st St
J865j32E. 26th St
1895;Cor 5th Ave & 18th St
None.
500
600
300
"260
None.
None.
400 None.
1,500
1,600
None.
1,200
None.
None.
850
Resi-
dent.
236
200
1,400
96
500
807
956
638
. - . .i
95
41
700
347
Non-
Resi-
dent.
Initiation
Fee.
89
90
no
65
46
"50
116
Resi-
dent.
Non-
Resi-
dent.
(a) 700 (a) 100
198
140
60
600
500
1,491
IbO
1,000
586
1,426
250
"238
200
350
497
60
"iso
249
810
500
1,004
"360
836
2,900
600
"'350
1,700
600
491
750
1,0.56
170
500
800
500
699
690
535
660
256
145
375
600
600
1,474
1,457
240
1,093
^100
100
25
25
200
* iNonc.
1501100.00
60 50.00
io|
None.
"61
100
5
$50.00
25.00
None.
50 ."60
20
300
67
75
'ii7
'"41
10
25
250
60
201
208
635
128
700
250
'ioo
300
"20
94
1,466
163
10
40
26
26
143
550
832
(a) 50
6
10
50
"'"25
20
6
160
50
20
50
"50
10
10
10
6
300
20
§100
"ioo
260
"ioo
300
50
300
lOij
None.
50
10
None.
5
100
None.
100
10
100
200
25
60
26
100
20
50
50
2
300
300
25
200
5.00
10.00
15.00
75.00
25.00
20.00
26.00
IVone.
10.00
6.00:
10.00
52.50
260.00
300.00
isoioo
50.00
25! 60
50.00
i66!6o
200.00
None.
25.00
25.00
50.00
20.00
50.00
26.00
100.00
Annual
Dues.
Resi-
dent.
$60
40
40
20
65
40
50
50
10
t
35
70
(a) 25
10
20
20
12
26
30
20
50
60
30
30
"'40
20
20
t
18
100
18
S50
ioo
60
100
75
100
'.5
75
50
5
60
12
2
6
25
25
40
12
IOO
75
40
25
10
75
20
60
40
3
75
76
20
60
Non-
Resi-
dent.
10.
35.
20.
25.
60.
President.
$25.00 Frank H. Scott.
J. H. Flagler, Com.
R. Katzenuiayer.
00 D. G. Thomps'on, Sec.
00 R. M. Bull.
00 Joseph F. Daly.
00 Rt. Rev. H. C. Potter.
25.00
40.00
30.00
16.00
Kone.
00 James C. Carter.
W, H. Eoouie.
Rt. Rev. H. C. Potter.
William Jay.
35.00 J. V. V. Olcott.
Wm. J. Coombs.
Lawrence Kip.
10.00 S. S. M.irples.
10.00 James E. V ail.
I C.H.Tweed, Admiral
I Thomas J. Dunne.
10.00 John Fox.
R. H. Adams.
C. Max Loth.
S. D; Babcock.
H. C. Piercy.
William Vigelius.
Beverly Chew.
Wm. ii. Williams.
WiUiam S. Gray.
20.00JP.-itrickF. Griffin.
10.00 'H. C. Robinson.
10.00 Edward King.
Otto Wolflf.
A. C. Monson.
Chas. L. Brown, Com.
25.00 Clay M. Greene.
60.00lWm. A. Butler, Jr.
30. 00 1 F. R. Lawrence.
25.00 F. B. Coudert.
.... Julius Livingston
.... |Wm. E. Iselin.
50.00^ J. Pierpont Morgan.
. . . Cornelius Van Cotl.
37.50 [David Banks.
25.00 J-ames Whitely.
.... I D. H. Chamberlain.
25.00 H. DeC. Forbes.
Joseph Howard. Jr.
Robert C. Blackall.
C. A. Lang.
E. D. Morgan, Com.
John A. Taylor.
20.00 'Joseph Jefferson.
J. A. Carbery.
50,00 .M. AVarley Platzek.
40.00 Isa.ac Townsend.
10.00 C. S. Fairchild.
12.50 Elihu Root.
10.00 .\ndrew J. White.
37.50 E. A. Quintard.
10.00 Thomas Moran.
E. C. Benedict, Com.
20.00 H. W. T. Mali.
C. F. Wiugate, Sec.
C. A. Seward.
Gen. Horace Porter.
.... G. H. McKibbiii.
25.00 .1. W. Alexander.
.... John Sloane
Initiation fee, $50; members under 30 years of age, $25. + Nomin;
â– 6 years or more, $20. S Initiation fee for professionals, $52.50; d
*I
ateS or o >eais vi looie, !f'£\j. ^ iiiiMi\m»ii Arc mi i>i viAr;»."^njii.4i:>, i^^
The returns in this table are of January 1, lS9b, a)>proximately
+ Nominal dues.
ues, $25.
X Until 5 years after graduation, $10; for gradu
(a) Report of January I, 1895.
Bii^tanccs (tJg iTir ILfne) from Neb) Yovft Qtits
Distances from the Battery to the folloNvinp: places:
Sandy Hook Miles 18
Manhattan Beach Hotel 11
Orange, N. J Miles 12.5
Glen Island 20
Fire Island 36
Information About the City of Neva York.
485
iSxci&antjts m >TttD ¥oiit itiX^.
Am. Assni of Masters and Pilots of Steam Ves-
sels, 29 South St.
Brewers' Exchange, 109 E. loth St.
Building Material Exchange, 63 Liberty St.
Clearing House of N.Y. Stock Exchange,37 NewSt.
Choir Exchange, 8 E. 15th St.
Coal Exchange (retail), 131 E. 58th St.
Coffee Exchange, 115 Pearl St.
Consolidated C earing House, 60 Broadway.
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, 60
Broadway.
Cotton Exchange, 4 William St.
Cut-Flower Exchange, 410 E. 34th st.
Dry Goods Exchange, 78 Walker st.
Fruit Exchange, 78 Park Place.
Furniture Board of Trade, 150 Canal St.
Furniture Manufacturers' Exposition Assn., 428
Lexington Ave.
Harlem Business Exchange, 1822 Park Ave.
Hatters' Fur Exchange, 193 Greene st.
Hay Exchange, 601 W. 33d St.
Italian Chamber of Conmierce, 24 State St
Maritime Exchange, 12 Beaver St.
Mechanics and 'i'raders' Exchange, 289 4th Ave.
Mercantile Exchange, 6 Harrison St.
Metal p:xchangc. 234 Pearl St.
National Dry Goods and Clothing Exchange, 320
Broadway.
National Railway Exchange, 24 Park Place.
Open Board of Brokers, 46 Broad St.
Produce Exchange, Broadway, cor. Beaver St.
Keal Estate Exchange and Auction Room, 59 Lib-
erty St.
Real Estate Salesroom , 111 Broadway.
Stock Exchange, 10 Broad St.
Theatrical Exchange, 1402 Broadway.
?^ospitaIs.
American Veterinary, 141 W. 54th St.
Babies', 659 Lexington Ave. Mrs. Elate Dreyer,
Matron.
Bellevue, foot E. 26th St. Wm. B. O'Rourke,
Warden.
Beth Israel, 206 E. Broadway. Mrs. K. Sakolski,
Supt.
Church Hospital and Dispensarv of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, 104 W. 41st St. Hugh R.
Gardner, Prest.
Colored Home and Hospital, 1st Ave., cor. 65th
St. Mrs. Elizabeth Hager, Matron.
Columbus, 226 E. 20th St.
Emergency for Women, 223 E. 26th St. Miss Helen
E. Galbraith, Matron.
Flower, Ave. A., cor. E. 63d St. RufusB. Cowing,
Prest.
Fordham Reception, 2456 Valentine Ave.
French Benevolent Society, 320 W. 34th St.
German, E. 77th St., cor. Park Ave. Mrs. E. Kot-
zenberg, Matron.
Gouverneur, GouveneurSlip, cor. Front St.
Hahnemann, Park Ave., near E. 67th St. Miss
Laura A. Betts, Matron.
Harlem, 533 E. 120th St.
House of Rest for Consumptives. (Consolidated
with St. Luke's.)
J. Hood Wright Memorial Hospital, 503 W. 131st St.
Laura Franklin, Free Hospital for Children, 17 E.
Ulth St. Warren Delano, Jr. , Prest.
Lebanon, Westchester Ave., near Cauldwell Ave.
Gustav Leibeman, Supt.
Loomis (for Consumptives), 238 W. 38th St. Miss
Mary E. Dunn, Matron.
Lying-in Hospital, cor. E. 17th St. and 2d Ave.
Manhattan, W. 131st St., cor. Amsterdam Ave.
See " J. Hood Wright Memorial, ' ' above.
Manhattan Eye and Ear, 103 Park Ave. H. W.
Hawthorn, Supt.
Maternity, E. 69th St., cor. 3d Ave.
Maternity Hosi)ital of the New York Mother's
Home of the Sisters of Misericorde,531 E. 86th St.
Metropolitan for Women and Children, 1307 Lex-
ington ave. Charles Robinson, Prest.
Metropolitan Throat, 351 W. 34th St. Clinton
Wagner, Supt.
Mothers and Babies' , 218 E. 34th St. Mrs. W. L.
Bull, Prest.
Mt. Sinai, Lexington Ave., cor. E. 66th Bt. Leopold
Minzesheimer, Supt.
New Amsterdam Eye and Ear, 212 W. 38th St.
Miss-Mary Egan, Matron.
New York, 7 W. 15th St. Geo. P. Ludlam, Supt.
New York Cancer, 2 W. 106th St. Mrs. Anna M.
Lawson, Supt.
New York College of Veterinary Surgeons, 154 E.
57th St. H. D. Gill, Surgeon.
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, 218 2d Ave.,
cor. 13th St. Charles J. McNulty, Supt.
New York Infirmary for Women and Children, 5
Livingston Place. Miss Julia P. Marshall, Supt.
New York Medical College and Hospital for
Women, 213 W. 54th St. Mrs. A. C. Smith, Supt.,
New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, 46 E.
12th St. W. A. Wheelock, Prest.
New York Ophthalmic, 201 E. 23d St. T. F. Allen,
Prest.
New York Orthopoedic, 126 E. 59th St. Miss Mary
E. Savage, Matron.
New York Polyclinic, 214 E. 34th St. John Gunn,
Supt.
New York Post-Graduate, 301 E. 20th St. F.
Eugene Farrall, Supt.
New York Sanitarium, 247 W. 49th St. J. J. Neville,
Director.
New York Skin and Cancer, 243 E. 34th St.
New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured
and Crippled, 1-35 E. 42dSt. Walter I. Averill, Supt.
New York Throat and Nose, 244 E. 59th St. A, '
Shiland, Jr., Prest.
Nursery and Child's, 571 Lexington Ave. Mrs.
Caroline McEvoy; Matron.
Old Marion St. Maternity, 139 2d Ave. Miss A. T.
Sinclair, Matron.
Presbyterian, 70th St., near Park Ave. C.Irving
Fisher, Supt.
Riverside, North Brother I.slaud.
Riverside (Reception), foot E. 16th St. Catharine
Holdeu, Matron.
Roo.sevelt, W. 59th St., near 9th Ave. Jas. R.
Lathrop, Supt.
St Andrew's Convalescent Hospital for Women,
213 E. 17th St.
St. Andrew's Infirmary for Women, 108 E. 128th
St. Miss J. Crandall, Matron.
St. Ann's Maternity, 130 E. 69th St.
St. Elizabeth's, 225 W. 31st St,
St. Francis' , 609 Fifth St.
St. John's Guild Free Hospital for Children, 155
Wv 61st St. Miss L. D. Odou, Matron.
St. John's Guild Floating Hospital for Children,
foot 3d St.
St. Joseph's, E. 143d St., cor. Brook Ave.
St. Joseph's Inflrmarj^E. 82d St., n. Madison Ave.
St. Luke's, 17 W. 54th St. Geo. S. Baker, Supt.
St. Mark's, 177 2d Ave. Fred'k Troll, Supt.
St. Mary'sFree Hospital for Children, 407 W. 34th St.
St. Vincent's, 153 W. 11th St.
Sanitarium for Hebrew Children, 124 E. 14th St.
Seton (for Consumptives), Spuyten Duj^il Park
road.
Sloane Maternity, W. 59th St., cor. Amsterdam
Ave. Mrs. Ervin A. Tucker, Matron.
Society of Lying-in Hospital, 254 E. 17th St., 314
Broome St. W. A. Duer, Prest.
Trinity Hospital, 50 Varick St. Sister Eleanor,
Supt.
United States Marine (office. Battery).
Willard Parker, foot E. 16th St. Miss Julia M. Sul-
livan, Matron.
Woman's, E. 50th St.,coi\ Park Ave. Miss Frances
E. Fowler, Supt.
Woman's Infirmary and Maternity Home, 247 W.
49th St. Joseph Farwell, Prest.
486
Information A.hout the City of New York.
iSxpjress^is,
Adams.— Principal office, 59 Broadway. Other
offices, 122 W. Broadway, 309 Canal St., 684 Broad-
waj, 12 W. 23d St., 10 E. 42d St., 48th St. and Park
Ave ; in Jersey City, 2 Exchange PL, and Pier E,
Pennsylvania R.R. Depot.
American.— Principal office, 65 Broadway. Other
offices, 14 Park Place, 40 Hudson St., 302 and 314
Canal St., Ill 4th Ave., 940^Broadway, 15 E. 14th
St., 121 E. 125th St. ,-243 "W. 125th St., 138th St. and
Railroad Ave., Vanderbilt Ave. and 45th St., Mad-
ison Ave. and 47th St., 10th Ave. and 30th St., 8th
Ave. and 53d St. ; in Brooklyn, 338, 726 Fulton St.,
296Flatbush ave., 20 Dean St., 1068 Bedford Ave.
and 19 Bergen St. ; in Jersey City, 109 Hudson St.
Contanseau's (Foreign).— 71 Broadway.
Davis, Turner & Co. (Foreign).— 27 State St.
Dodd.— No. 1 Astor House, 415, 433, 944,1140,1196,
1323 Broadway, Liberty, Cortlandt, and Desbrosses
Sts. Ferries, IPier 28, N. B. ; Citizens' Line, foot of
W. 10th St. ; People' s L,ine^ foot of Canal St. ;
Providence Line, foot of Spring St. ; Stonington
Lne, foot of Spring St. ; Fall River Bine, foot of
Murray St.; 521 7th Ave., 737 6th Ave., 251 Colum-
bus Ave. , 42d St. , Grand Central Depot ; 134 E. 125th
St., 273 W. 125th St. ; in Brooklyn, 52 Nassau St., 4
CourtSt.,860 Fulton St., 98 Broadway; in Jersey
City, 18 Exchange Place.
Downing' s Foreign Express. —20Exchange Place.
International (Foreign).— 2 Battery Place.
Long Island.— Principal offices, foot of James
Slip and foot of E. 34th St. Other offices, 296 Canal
St., 71, 950 and 1313 Broadway, corner of 4th and
Mercer Sts. , 109 W. 34th St. , 11 E. 14th St. , 142 West
St., 72 W. 12oth St.; in Brooklyn, 333 Fulton St.,
Flatbush and Atlantic Aves., Bush wick Avenue
Depot, 96 Broadway.
Morris' European and American Express.— 18
Broadway.
National.— Principal office, 145 Broadway. Other
offices, 14 Park Place, 302 Canal St. , 136 Franklin St. ,
111 4th Ave., 950 Broadway, and Depot, 47th St. and
Madison Ave. ,f oot of Franklin St. ,f oot of W. 42d St. ;
in Brooklyn, 338, 727 Fulton St. , 296 Flatbush Ave,,
20 Dean St., 19 Bergen St. , 1068 Bedford Ave., 106
Broadway: in Jersey City, 109 Hudson St. and 413
Newark Ave.; in Hoboken, foot of First St., and
West Shore R. R. Depot, Weehawken.
New York and Boston Despatch.— 304 and 306
Canal St., 45 Church St., Pier 28 and 36, N. R.;9
Burling Slip, 117 John St., 66 Beekman St.,57Lis-
penard St., 96 Mercer St., 17 W. 28th St.
New York Transfer Company.— See Dodd.
Pitt & Scott, 39 Broadway.
Southern.— See Adams Express.
United States.— Principal office, 49 Broadway.
Other offices, 16 W. 4th St., 946 and 1313 Broadway,
296 Canal St., foot of Christopher St., footof Liberty
St., 80 Cortlandt St., foot of Whitehall St., 63 Cold
St., 142 West St., SReade St., 11 E. 14th St., 3423d
Ave., 875 6th Ave., 72 W. 125th St., 689 Columbus
Ave., 251 W. 135th St. ; in BrookUni, 338 and 726 Ful-
ton St. ,20 Dean St., 1063 Bedford Ave. ,106 Broadway;
in Jersey City, 66 Montgomery St.,90Moiiticello
Ave., Depot of Central R. R. of New Jersey; in
Hoboken, on Ferry St. , two blocks from Ferr j-, also
in passenger depot of Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western R.R. at Ferry.
Universal (Foreign). —J. C. Metzger& Co., Agents,
30 Broadway.
Wells, Fargo & Co.— Principal office,63 Broadway.
Other offices, 317 and 957 Broadway, 10 Clinton Place,
304 Canal St., 96 Mercer St., foot of Chambers St.,
foot of W. 23d St., 122 W 54th St., 246 W. 125th St. ;
in Brooklyn,i333 Fulton St., 96 Broadway , 1239 Bed-
ford Ave. ; in Jersey City, 74 Montgomery St., and
at Ferry, foot of Pavonia Ave.
Westcott.— 14 Park Place, 314 Canal St., Ill 4th
Ave., 942 Broadway, foot of Christopher St., foot of
Barclay St., foot of Franklin St., foot of W. 42d
St. , Grand Central Depot,235 Columbus Ave. ,53 W.
r25tiL St. ;dn Brookljm, 338, 726 Fulton St., 19 Bergen
St., 296 Flatbush Ave., 20 Dean St., 1068 Bedford
Ave., 106 Broadway; in Hoboken, Morris and
at Ferrj', foot Essex Depot.
Express Money Okdees are issued by the following express companies: Adams, American,
National, United States, Wells, Fargo & Co., Pacific, Southern, Northern Pacific, Denver and Rio
Grande, Great Northern, and Canadian.
Rates for money orders payable in the United States or Canada:
Not over $5 5 cents.
Over$5to$10 8 "
Overil0to$20 10 "
Over $20 to $30 12 "
Over $30 to $40 15 "
Over $40 to $50 18 cents.
Over $50 to $60 20 "
Over $60 to $75 25 "
Over $75 to $100 30 ''
Over $100 at above rates, according to amount.
Money orders, payable in Europe, are issued by the American. United States, National, Northern
Pacific, and Denver and Rio Grande Express Companies, at above rates.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1896.
OFFICE, 146 GRAND STREET. FOB NAMES OF OFFICIALS, SKE PAGE 466.
COMMISSIONKKS.
,
Robert Maclay, President
Walter E. Andrews
Hugh Kelly
Jacob W. Mack
Alex P. Ketch um
Charles B. Hubbell
Daniel E. McSweeny
Wm. H. Hurlbert
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
Edward H. Peaslee
Henry A. Rogers
John L.N. Hunt
Auguste P. Montant
Charles Strauss
Charles C. Wehrum
Richard H. Adams
Joseph J. Little
Philip Meirowitz
Charles L. Holt
William J. Van Arsdale. . .
Emile Beneville
Residence.
50 West 57th Street
752 East 175th Street
61 5th Avenue
129 West 75th Street
32 Mt. Morris Park, West.
Westminster Hotel
129 East 29th Street
703 Park Avenue
131 East 26th Street
29 Madison Avenue
347 West 57th Street ,
352 Manhattan Avenue..
39 West 2lRt Street ,
317 West 75th Street
1199 Park Avenue
163 East 116th Street