UNITED STATES CUSTOMS DISTRICTS AND WAREHOUSES. The North and East River fronts of New York and Brooklyn are divided by the Surveyor's Department of the New York Custom House into inspection districts, as follows: BROOKLYN. 1-Coney Island to south side of 37th st. Office, 219 48th st. 2-South side of 37th st. to and including Hamilton av. bridge. Office, 122 25th st. 3-Hamilton av. bridge to foot of Clinton st.. including Gowanus Canal. Office, foot of Court st. 4-Clinton st. to and including Anglo-American stores. Office, Anglo-American stores. 5-Anglo-American stores to all below Marine Railway, near foot Conover st. Office, Beard's Erie Basin stores. 6--Marine Railway to foot of Wolcott st. Offices, German American stores. 7-Wolcott st. to Summit st., including S. Central, W. Central, Commercial, Clinton wharfs and south pier. Office, McCormick's stores. 8-Summit st. to and including Hamilton Ferry, India Wharf, N. Central, E. Central and North Piers. Office, Atlantic Deck stores. 9-Hamilton Ferry to Baltic st., including Baltic and Union stores. Office, Union stores. 10-Baltic st. to South Ferry, including Robinson's, Congress st., Columbia and Amity stores. Office, Robinson's stores, Congress st. st. 11-South Ferry to and including Joralemon st. Office, Woodruff's stores. 12-Joralemon st. to Wall st. Ferry, including Prentice stores. Office. Prentice stores. 13 Pierrepont and Mediterranean stores. Drawbacks. Office, Pierrepont stores. 14- Roberts', Harbeck's and Watson's stores. Office, Harbeck's Pier. 15-Martin's stores to Fulton Ferry. Office, Martin's stores. 16-Fulton Ferry to and including the Navy Yard. Office, Central Pier. Empire stores. 17-Navy Yard to and including N. 3d st. Office, Kent av. and South 5th st. side Eagle st. 18- N. 3d st. to Bushwick creek. Office, Standard Oil Works, foot N. 10th st. 19-Bushwick creek south to Office, saw mill, foot of Kent st. 20-South side of Eagle st. to Lawrence Point Long Island Sound. Office, Devoe Works, 16th st., Long Island City. MANHATTAN, NORTH RIVER. 1-Pier 2, Lehigh Valley R. R. and bulkhead, Pier 3. Office, Pier 2, bulkhead. 2--Piers 1 (old), 3, 6, 7, 8 inclusive. Office, Pier 1 (old). 3-Piers 1, stone (new), 4 and 5. Office, Pier 4 (upstairs). 4- Pier 8 to and including 29 (old). Office, 116 Washington st. 5 Piers 20 and 21 (new). Office, Pier 21 (new). 6 Pier 21 to and including 24. Office, Pier 23. 7-Pier 24 to and including 26. Office, Pier 26 (new). 8-St. John's Park. Office. St. John's 9- Pier 26 to and including 23 (new). Pier 28 (new). Park. Office, 10-Pier 33, to and including 43 (new). Office, 334 West st. 11-Hoboken Ferry, to and including W. 11th st. Office, Pier 47 (new). 12-W. 11th st., to and including 16th st. Office, Pier 47 (new). 13-16th st.. to and including Pier 55. Office, Pier 55 (new). 14 Pier 55, to and including 37th st (excepting Terminal Warehouse and H. R. R. R. Freight yards at 35th st). Office, Pier 57. 15-37th st.. to and including 38th st. Office. Gas Office, 42d st. and 11th av. 16-58th st., to Spuyten Duyvil; also Terminal Warehouse, 27th st. and H. R. R. R. Freight yards, 35th st. Office. N. Y. C. and H. R. R. R., 65th st. MANHATTAN, EAST RIVER. 1-Piers 1 to 9 inclusive. Office, U. S. Barge Office. 2- Pier 9, to and including 15. Office, Pier 10. 3 Piers 15, 17 and 18. bulkhead to 19 (Piers and 17 are Havana). Office, Pier 16. 4-Piers 19 to 34 inclusive. Office, Pier 19. 5-Fruit District. Office, 158 Front st. 16 6 Pier 34 to and including 43. Office, Pier 36. 7-Pier 43 to and including 51, including N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Office, Pier 50. 8-Pier 51 to and including 55. Office, Grand and East sts. 9-Pier 55 to and including 10th st. stantine's Yard, cor. Lewis and 7th 10-10th st. to and including 25th st. Office foot 15th st. Office, Consts. Office, Gas 11-25th st. to and including 65th st. Office, Wickes Cigar Box Factory, 1st av. and 31st st. 12-65th to 107th st. Office, T. H. Simonson's Sons' yard, foot 100th st. 13--From south side 107th st. to Harlem Bridge. Office, Steer's Lumber Yard, foot 127th st. 14-Harlem River Bridge and River above. Also from bridge on northeast shore to and including Port Morris. Office, McConnell Bros., 131st st. and Lexington av. RICHMOND. All water front of Staten Island and including Bayonne. Offices, St. George, adjoining ferry; Tide Water Oil Docks, Bayonne, N. J. NEW JERSEY SHORE. 1-Black Tom and all water front to Jersey av., Jersey City, and to but not including Bayonne. Office. National Storage Co., Communipaw. 2-From Jersey av, east along the water front to south side Jersey City gap; thence west to Jersey av., including Lehigh Valley R. R., New Jersey Central, R. Philadelphia and Rea ling R. and Balt. and Ohio R. R. Office, Lehigh R. R. freight office. 3-From Jersey av. east to north side Jersey City ferry. Office, foot Washington st. 4- From north sile Jersey City ferry to south side of abattoir, ireluding Pennsylvania R. R freight houses and yards intervening. Othee, Pier K, Penn. R. R., Harsimus Cove. 5-From south side of abattoir to south side D., L. & W. R. R. freight yards, Hoboken, including Erie elevator and railroad yards and Erie docks A to H, in Weehawken. Office, Erie R. R. freight offices, Pavonia. 6- From pier 13, Jersey City, D., L. & W. R. R. freight docks to south side Hoboken ferry. Office, Pier 2, D., L. & W. R. R. 7--From north side Hoboken ferry to foot 24 st. Office, Hamburg dock, No. 2, Hoboken. 8- From South side Bremen wharf No. 3 to north side Bremen wharf No. 1. Office, Pier 2, Bremen wharf, Hoboken. 9-From north side Bremen wharf No. 1 to south side Ocean S. S. Co.'s yard, about foot 10th st.. Hoboken. Office, 6th st., Hoboken. 10-From south side Ocean S. S. Co.'s yards to south side Erie Coal docks, Weehawken. Office Dry Dock Co., 14th st., Hoboken. 11- From Erie Coal docks, all water front to Fort Lee. Office, West Shore R. R. freight depot. Weehawken. Weighers' Districts. The entire territory over which the New York Custom House has jurisdiction is divided into seven Weighers' Districts. Two of these (6 ami 7) are entirely within the boundaries of Brooklyn and one (5) takes in a portion of Brooklyn. 1-Office, 123 Liberty st.; rooms 305 and 306, N Y. North River, below Canal st (including Barge Office), Jersey City and Black Tom 2-Office, Hamburg Dock, Hoboken. Covers Ho boken and all north. 3-Office, 351 West st., Manhattan, North River, from Canal st. to Yonkers. 4-Office, S. W. cor. Maiden lane and Front st.. Manhattan. Brooklyn, north of Navy Yard. 5-Office, 7 Fulton st., Brooklyn. Brooklyn Navy Yard to Atlantic av. 6-Weigher. Office, 3 Hamilton av., Brooklyn. All south of Atlantic av. 7-All E. R. front, Manhattan, Yonkers and all above Yonkers. Bonded Warehouses. Bounded warehouses are in charge of an officer of the customs, the owner or occupant acting only as agent of the importer. They must be used exclusively for storage of imported dutiablǝ merchandise, or unclaimed merchandise. No goods are delivered without permit signed by Collector and Naval Officer and indorsed by clerk in charge of UNITED STATES CUSTOMS DISTRICTS AND WAREHOUSES-Continued. general storage books at the Custom House. Fllowing are locations and proprietors of bonded warehouses at the port of New York. NORTH RIVER. Jersey City Stores-F. Walcott Jackson, Pres. Hoboken Stores-White Cross Line pier and North German Lloyd Pier, Hoboken. Carl Klupfel, prop. Hamburg Stores-Hamburg-American Line Pier, Hoboken. H. Schroeder. prop. Campbell's Stores, M. H. F.-Netherlands-American S. S. Pier, Hoboken. Campbell Stores (incorp.) Nos. 58, 60 and cellar 56 Greenwich, and 61 Washington st. Ely & Co., props. Nos. 132-138 King st. H. P. Campbell & Co., props. Nos. 598, 600 Greenwich stock). R. Stoddart, prop. st. (stables for live Nos. 603-607, 610-612 Greenwich, 43 Clarkson and 591-593 Washington sts. F. C. Linde Co.. props. Nos. 114-116 Washington st. J. B. Hobby's Son & Co., props. Nos. 508-518 Washington st, 311 and 312 West st. Baker & Williams, props. Nos. 600-604 Washington st, 151-165 Leroy st. C. Casey, prop. No. 16 Pearl st, 54 Crowell, prop. Washington st. W. Theo. No. 386-392 W. 12th st. Baker & Williams, props. Fourteenth st. store of F. C. Linde Co. 53 Nos. 102-101 Greenwich st. C. Griffin, prop. Nos. 63-69 Water st., 68-70 Front st. R. Shaw, prop. Nos. 88-90 Pearl st. W. R. Boyce & Co., props. Nos. 82-84 Maiden lane. Lanman & Kemp, props, Nos. 73-74 South st., 162 Maiden lane, 33 Depeyster st. Acker & Co., props. Nos. 214-221 South st., 423, 427 Water st. Law- Silas W. Driggs, prop. Nos. 182, 186, 188 Pearl st. F. C. Linde, Hamilton & Co., props. Beebe's Stores, 410 South st. and 401, 407 Water st. W. H. Beebe, prop. Nos. 192-194, 335 Cherry st., 582 Water st. W. A. Nos. 512, 520 Cherry st. Jarvis & Co., props. tan. No. 185 South st. Theo, Crowell, prop. No. 573 Water st., 292, 297 South st. W. A. Avis & Co., props. Nos. 554, 556 Water st. Lawrence, Son & Gerrish, props. BROOKLYN. Export Lumber Co.'s yard, Dupont, cor. Franklin st. Empire Stores 2, 5, B and G, foot Dock st. Nesmith Bros., props. Martin's Stores A, 16, 18, 25. Martin & Fay. props. Bartlett & Co.'s Stores 1, 2, 4 (2 lower floors), 5 (lower floor), 27 (lower floor), 2A. B. 50 (lower floor). 33 (lower floor). Union Warehouse Co.. props. Prentice Stores 2, 3, 6, 58, 63. A. Cushman & Co., props. Woodruff Stores D. H, 69, 72, foot Joralemon st. Woodruff Warehouse Co., props. Union Stores 1, 2, 3, 8 and 140, foot of Harrison st. Brooklyn Pier and Storage Co., props. Robinson's Stores 99, 100, 101, 102, 109, 110, 111, 112, 117, foot Congress st. J. P. Robinson & Co., props. Nos. 23, 42, 44, 157, 162, 187, North Pler, Atlantic Dock. F. E. Pinto & Sons, props. Erie Basin Stores 9. 13, 15, 23, 356, 366, 367, 370, 376, 393: Erie Basin yards, C and D (class 4). W. Beard estate, prop. Independent Stores 9-10. The Bush Co., props. American Dock Stores 4, 12, 15. American Dock and Trust Co., props. THE DREYFUS AFFAIR. On Oct. 15, 1894, Alfred Dreyfus, a captain of, beginning with "j'accuse,' Figaro. an influenartillery in the French army, was arrested by order of Gen. Mercier, and imprisoned in the military prison of Cherche-Midi, in Paris; he was accused of having sold army secrets to the military attaches of Italy and Germany, and, after preliminary examination, was indicted for the crime of high treason and ordered to be court-martialed. tial Parisian newspaper, opened its columns in his defence all was of no avail. Col. Picquart, through the machinations of his chiefs, was sent in exile to Africa; Zola left France to avoid imprisonment, and the Figaro was repeatedly fined for libel. On July 14, Scheurer-Kestner declated to his colleagues of the Senate that he was convinced of the innocence of Dreyfus. On Oct. 5, 1898, the wife of Alfred Dreyfus, by her counsel's advice. wrote to the Minister of Justice begging for a revision of her husband's judgment. On the 26th of the same month the Cabinet ordered the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Cassation to revise the Dreyfus case. and on the 15th of November following this Court decided that Dreyfus should be informed that his petition for revision had been acted upon favor On Dec. 22, after a short trial held behind closed doors, the captain was condemned to be degraded, dismissed from the service, and imprisoned for life. This sentence was carried out on Jan. 4, 1895, on the parade grounds of the Ecole Militaire; the buttons and gold braid were torn from Dreyfus' uniform, his sword was broken in pieces, and he was declared a traitor and unworthy to serve in the French army. He was immediately taken to La Rochelle, from thenceably and that he should present by telegram his to the Island Re, and finally transported to the Hle du Diable. In the month of May, 1896, Col. Picquart, who was then at the head of the French military intelligence bureau, accidentally found the "petitbleu," which was successively attributed to Col. Panizzardi, the military attache of the Italian embassy, and to Col. Schwarzkoppen, military attache of the German embassy. The telegram called the "petit-bleu" was addressed to Major Esterhazy. After a thorough investigation Col. Picquart concluded that Esterhazy was guilty of the crime attributed to Dreyfus. From that moment Picquart bent every effort to prove the innocence of the condemned man; he succeeded in interesting Scheurer-Kestner, the vice-president of the Senate, in his behalf, hundreds of pamphlets were written on the subject. Zola addressed to the President of the Republie his famous letter means of defence. In March, 1899, the Chamber unanimously voted that the Court of Cassation, all the branches united, should give a final decision upon the revision, and on June 3 this court pronounced in favor of revision and referred the Dreyfus case to the Rennes court-martial. On June 6 Dreyfus was taken from the Ile du Diable and brought back to France; he arrived at Rennes on July 1. On August 7 the second court-martial began. Dreyfus was ably defended by his two counselors. Demange and Labori; during the proceedings the latter was shot on Aug. 13 by an unknown assassin. Finally, on Sept. 9. a new verdict was rendered condemning Dreyfus to ten years imprisonment in a fortress. This sentence was not carried out, for on Sept. 19 President Loubet granted him a full pardon. Jackson-515 Fulton st. Columbia-1243 Fulton st. Columbia-43 Ellery st. Columbus-196 State st. Commonwealth Masonic-153 Pierrepont st. Co-operative-Howard av. and Madison st. Criterion-Fulton st, nr. Grand av. Day's 3d av. and 54th st. Day's Avena-370 9th st. Decorlor-879 Gates av. DeKalb Assembly-543 DeKalb av. Delmonico Assembly Rooms-54 Delmonico pl. Deutsche Ritter-83 Bartlett st. Dodworth-1989 Broadway. Echo-237 Johnson av. Germania Assembly-47 Meserole st. Gospel-488 Gates av, near Marey. Granada-118 Myrtle av. Grand Army-Bedford av. and N. 2d st. Grand Union-258 Court st. Greenwood-131 22d st. Grocers-401 Bridge st. Hamburg Sanger-69 Hamburg av. Harmony-157 Ewen st. Haviland-399 Classon av. Heiser's Assembly Rooms-156 Broadway. Historical-Pierrepont and Clinton sts. Humboldt-200 Montrose av. Intrepid-13th av, near 67th st. Irving-439 Broadway. Irvington-28 E. 5th st. Jefferson-5 Court st. Johnston Building-12 Nevins st. Knapp Mansion-Bedford av. and Ross st. Labor Lyceum-949-955 Willoughby av. Liberty-East New York and Liberty avs. Liberty-38 Bogart st. Linea-319 Atlantic av. Linwood- Linwood st. near Blake av. Masonic-44 Court st. Masonic Temple-127 Havemeyer st. Masonic Temple--225 Manhattan Melrose-166 Knickerbocker av. av. Memorial Schermerhorn st. and Flatbush av. Meyers-Union and Johnson avs. Military-140 Leonard st. Moore's 5th av, and 23d st. Mozart-89 Montrose av. Myers-Lorimer and Ten Eyck sts. Neuner's Assembly Rooms-387 Central av. New Turn-16th st.. near 5th av. New Brooklyn Turn--Sumpter st. anl Saratoga av. Nostrand-1294 Fulten st. Novelty-611 Fulton st. Ohlenschlagers-274 Knickerbocker av. Olive-251 Powers st. Orchestrion-3 Boerum st. Palace-93 Grand st. Palm Garden-275 Hamburg av. Palmer's Casino-Belmont and Watkins avs. Park Circle- 9th av., cor. 15th st. Park Palace--574 Broadway. Peers-760 Manhattan av. Penn-Fulton-31 Pennsylvania av. Pierrepont Assembly Rooms-157 Pierrepont st. Prospect-263 Prospect av. Prospect Lyceum-526 E. 15th st. Quebec Assembly-576 Wythe av. Remsen-190 Remsen st. Rees-217 Court st. Robertson-Gates av. and Downing st. Saenger-105 Evergreen av. Saenger--243 Floyd st. Saenger-157 Johnson av. Saengerbund-132 Schermerhorn st. Schiellen's-2682 Atlantic av. Schuetzen--360 Fulton st. Schuetzen and Saenger-250 Ellery st. Schwaben-Myrtle and Knickerbocker avs. Schweizer-12 Union av. Smithsonia-23 Smith st. Smithsonian-Greenpoint and Manhattan avs. Stanwix-Ralph av.. cor. Lexington. Temme Assembly Rooms-1134 Graham av. Teutonia- 4th av. and 92d st. Thalia-193 Knickerbocker av. Triangle -1558 Broadway. Turn-61 Meserole st. Turn--955 Willoughby av. Turn Verein-351 Atlantic av. Twenty-seventh Ward Assembly Rooms-143 Central av. Ulk--466 3d av. Union--38 Union st. Varuna-164 Atlantic av. Veteran-314 Bushwick av. Washington-829 Broadway. Washington--Navy st. and Myrtle av. Waverly--444 Myrtle av. Willoughby-1120 Willoughby av. Winter, H., Jr.-191 Harrison av. Wissner-338-540 Fulton st. Y. M. C. A.-Main, near 18th av. HALLS AND HOTELS-Continued. Batterson-Broadway and Thompson av., Elm hurst. Broadway-458 Broadway, L. I. City. College Point Turn-3d av., cor. 13th st., College Point Dutch Kills-1 Skillman av., L. I. City. Fraternity-22 Harriman av., Jamaica. Gaiser's-146 13th st., College Point. Imperial-Cornaga av. and James st.. Far Rock away. Jacksonville-432 Steinway av., L. I. City. Kamman's--Ferry st. and Rockaway rd., Wood haven. Liederkranz-319 Freeman av., L. I. City. L. I. City Turn Hall-347 Steinway av., L. I. City. Masonic-Central av., nr. Mott av., Far Rock away. Newtown-Broadway and Court st., Elmhurst. Odd Fellows-7th av, and 16th st., Whitestone. Odd Fellows-University and Clinton pl., Woodhaven. Royal Arcanum-Grand av., Corona. Scharnowitzky's-Grafton and Morris avs., Woodhaven. Turn Hall-3d av. and 13th st., College Point. Village-18th st., nr. 8th av., Whitestone. Washington-Pleasure av. and Lawrence st., L. I. City. Washington-Covert, Evergreen. RICHMOND. Columbia-Richmond av., New Springville. Excelsior-Richmond road and Broad st., Staple ton. German Club-Prospect st. and Richmond road, Stapleton. Hibernia-30 Richmond turnpike, Tompkinsville. Knights of Pythias-Main st., Tottenville. Lyceum-35 York av., New Brighton, Maccabe-185 Jersey st., New Brighton. Masonic-Bennett st. and Richmond av., Port Richmond. Neilsen's-Kriescherville. Odd Fellows-14 Brook st., Stapleton. Odd Fellows-44 Harrison av.. Port Richmond. Odd Fellows-210 Richmond terrace, West New Brighton. Orlando-Shore road, Rossville. Parish of St. Andrew's-Foot of Richmond road, Richmond. Park Auditorium-Boulevard, Prohibition Park. Schlitz-Richmond av. and Richmond terrace, Port Richmond. Steinbach's-204 Bay st., Stapleton, Travis'-Richmond turnpike, Linoleumville. Union Opera House-Broadway, West New Brighton. Washington-Washington st., Rossville. Hotels. BROOKLYN. Andrews-Bedford av., cor. South 5th st. Eu., $1 New Concourse-Surf av. and W. 5th st. Oriental-Manhattan Beach (Summer). Am., §5 Pierrepont House-Montague, Eu.. $1; Am., $2.50. st. cor. Hicks Am.. $3. Hicks sts. San Carlos-69 8. Oxford st. MANHATTAN AND BRONX. Albemarle-Madison sq. West. Eu., $2. Albert Hotel-University pl. and 11th st. Eu., $1. America-Irving pl. and 15th st. Eu.. $1. Ashland House-4th av. and 24th st. up; Eu., 31 up. Ashton-Madison av. and 92d st. up. Am., $2.50; Am., $2.50 Eu., $1 Am., $3.25. Eu., 50c. Balmoral-Lenox av. and 114th st. Bancroft House-Broadway and 21st st. Barrett House-Broadway and 43d st. Barrington-Broadway and 43d st. tel. Bartholdi-936 Broadway. Eu.. $2. Eu.. $1. Eu.. $1. Metropole--Broadway, 41st and 42d sts. Metropolitan-Broadway and 27th st. Mills Hotel No, 1-160 Bleecker st. Eu., 20c. Mills Hotel No. 2-Chrystie and Rivington sts. Eu.. 20c. Eu.. $1. Am. and Eu. Am., $4.50; Eu.. $1.50. Murray Hill-112 Park av. Normandie-Broadway and 38th st. Eu.. $2. St. Nicholas-Washington place and Broadway. Am., $2.50; Eu.. $1. San Lorenz-721 st and Lexington av. San Remo-Central Park West and 75th st. $4; Eu.. $2. Am.. $3. Am., Am.. $4.50; Eu., $2. Am.. $1. Sherman House-152 E. 42d st. Beresford-Central Park West and 81st st. Berkeley-5th av. and 9th st. Am. Brevoort House-11 5th av., cor. 8th st. Broadway Central Hotel-667 Broadway. $2.50 up; Eu.. $1. Buckingham-5th av. and 50th st. Bull's Head-322 3d av. Burlington-8-14 W. 30th st. Cadillac-Broadway and 43 st. Cambridge-5th av. and 33d st. Savoy-5th av. and 59th st. Eu., $2. Am. $5. Eu., $1.50. Eu., 50c. up. Eu.. $1. Sherwood-44th st. and 5th av. Am., $4 up. Eu., $1. sts. Am., $3; Eu.. $. Eu., 50c. up. Eu., Eu.. $1. Eu.. $1. Chelsea-23d st., between 7th and 8th avs. $2 up. Clarendon-4th av. and 18th st. Eu.. 75c. up. Coleman House--Broadway and 27th st. Colonial-125th st. and 8th av. Colonnade-726 Broadway. Continental-Broadway and 20th st. Cosmopolitan-West st. Eu $1. Am.. $2; Eu.. $1. Crook's-114 Park row, Devonshire-30 E. 42d st. Dunmore-230 W. 42d st. Empire-75 Columbus av. Eu.. 50c. up. Am., $3; Eu.. $1. Endicott-Columbus av. and 81st st. Eu.. $1. Espanol-116 W. 14th st. Everett House-4th av. and 17th st. Eu.. $1.50. Fifth Avenue-Broadway, 5th av.. 23d and 24th sts. Am., $5; Eu., $2. Am., $2; Eu.. $1. Fort Washington Hotel-161, 162 Amsterdam av. Am., $3; Eu., $1.50. Eu., $1.50 up. Gilsey House-Broadway and 29th st. Eu., $2 up. Union Square-15th st. and Union sq. Eu., $1 up. Vanderbilt-42d st. and Lexington av. Eu.. $1 up. Eu., $1. West Shore--560 W. 42d st. Eu., $1.50. Winthrop--7th av. and 125th st. QUEENS. Albemarle-Central and Mott avs., Far Rock away. Am. $2. Am., $5. American-Broadway, Far Rockaway. Bay View-College Point. Am., $2; Eu., $1.50. Breakers (The)-Arverne. Am., $2. (Summer). Am., Creedmoor Range Hotel-Queens. Edgemere Hotel-Edgemere $5 up. Flushing-32 Broadway, Flushing. Fountain House-Cor. Main st. and Broadway, Flushing. Am., $1.50. Imperial-Oceanus. Jamaica Park-264 Fulton st., Jamaica. Am., Eu., $1 up. $1.50. Murray Hill-Flushing. Am., $1.50 up. Park-Whitestone Landing. Park House-Floral Park. Am., $1.50. Am., $2; Eu., 75c. Am. and Eu. Pettit's-Fulton st., Jamaica. Richter-Jamaica. Seaside House-Rockaway Beach. Whitestone Hotel-18th st. and 8th av., Whitestone. Am., $2. RICHMOND. Jefferson-E. 15th st., near Union sq. Eu., $1. Kensington-5th av. and 15th st. Eu., $1.50. $2. Lafayette Pl-18 Lafayette pl. Castleton-New Brighton. Langham-5th av. and 52d st. Lincoln-32d st. and Broadway. Eu.. $1. Am.. $3. Am.. Eu.. $2. Madison Av.-58th st. and Madison av. Majestic-72d st. and Central Park West. $4; Eu.. $2. Manhattan-Madison av. and 42d st. Margaret Louisa Home-11 E. 16th st. Eu., 50c. up. Marie Antoinette-Boulevard and 66th st. $3.50. Marlborough-Broadway and 36th st. Eu., $1.50. Martin-31 University pl. Eu., $1. Am.. Atlantic Inn-Richmond road, Grant City. Am., $3.50. Am., Excelsior-36 Main st., Tottenville. Am., $2. Pavilion-New Brighton (Summer). Am., $3 up. St. George-St. George (P. O. New Brighton). Am., $2.50. Highest Point in New York City. The surveyors making a topographical map of Am., $3.50: Queens Borough discovered that the highest elevation of any point in Greater New York is a hill on the farm of George Paine at Little Neck. |