acres.

William H. Seward Park was opened to the public on Oct. 17, 1993. This is the first park in Greater New York planned especially for play ground and gymnasium features. It contains a splendid pavilion, with shower baths, toilet facilities, etc.

Small Parks-Chap. 320, Laws of 1897, gave the Board of Street Openings and Improvements power to select and locate parks south of 155th st.. and the following parks were acquired: De Witt Clinton, cost $1,272,385; Mulberry Bend, $1,522,055.60; Hudson, $533,765.04: park at Worth and Baxter sts.. $154,724.67: Washington-Lafayette, $47.000; East River Park Extension, $522.118.88; Hamilton Fish. $1,719.455; Thomas Jefferson, $2,748,122.50; Colonial, $1.473.071.62: Wm. H. Seward, $1.811,127; Corlears Hook, $1.370,421.

Playgrounds during the summer of 1903 have also been maintained in Corlears Hook, Hamilton Fish. Tompkins Square, DeWitt Clinton, Hudson and Battery Parks.

In DeWitt Clinton Park a children's farm garden was maintained during the summer and vegetables were grown to maturity by the young farmers. The results obtained were very gratifying and the experiment has attracted a great deal of attention all over the country, and the department has received many letters commending the work. Following is a list of parks in Manhattan, their sizes and location:

Name. Colonial

UNIMPROVED PARKS. Size. Location.

12.790....145th to 155th sts. Bradhurst to Edgecombe.

De Witt Clinton.. 7.377....52d to 54th sts., N. R. Ft. Washington.. 40.810....Ft. Washington Point, Hudson River.

High Bridge...... 64.343...155th st. to Washington Bridge, W. of D'way.

Thomas Jefferson 15.529.. ..111th st.. 1st av., 114th st. Harlem River. ..130th to 141st st., St Nicholas to 10th av.

St. Nicholas..

Location. Cathedral parkway (110th st.. west of 7th av.)..

Circle at 8th av. and 59th st.. $6th st., west of Central Park W 5th av., 59th st. to 110th st.... Harlem River Driveway... Morningside av. W.

96th st.. west of West End av... 110th st., 5th av. to 7th av.... 122d st., west of 10th av.. 123d st., west of Morningside Pk. Plaza at 59th st. and 5th av... Plaza at 110th st. and 5th av.... Plaza at 110th st. and 8th av..... Riverside Drive

72d st., west of Central Park W..

Length. Width. Feet. Feet.

THE AQUARIUM. Battery Park Aquarium opened Dec., 1896. Free. Open every day in the year from 10 A. M. until 4 P. M.

Exhibits-Fish, 158 species, 2,024; Mammals, 4; Crustaceans 37; Reptiles, 39.

THE SPEEDWAY.

Opened July 1, 1898, with its approach from 155th st., is about 2 1-5 miles long, and is the only driveway in Manhattan where there are no restrictions as to speed. The cost of construction has been about $3,025,000, exclusive of land values, PUBLIC GOLF LINKS are located at Van Cortlandt Park, Van Cortlandt and Jerome avs.

STATUES AND MONUMENTS OF MANHATTAN Arthur, Ex-President-Bronze, Madison sq.; unveiled June 13, 1899.

Beethoven-Bronze, Mall, Central Pk.; unveiled

1884.

Bolivar, Simon-Equestrian, W. 81st st. entrance to Central Pk.

Brownson, Orestes A.-Sherman Sq. Pk. Burns, Robert-Bronze, Mall, Central Pk.; unveiled 1880.

Cervantes-Bust in Central Park.

Columbus-Marble, at the McGown's Pass Tavern, Central Park,

Columbus. Christopher-Central Park, 8th av. and 59th st. entrance; unveiled Oct. 12, 1892. Columbus, Christopher-Bronze, on the Mall, Central Park; unveiled May 12, 1894.

Cooper, Peter-3d and 4th avs. Unveiled in 1897. Cox, S. S.-Bronze, erected by letter carriers of the U. S.. in Astor pl.; unveiled in 1891.

De Peyster, Abraham-Bronze, Bowling Green Park; erected in 1895.

Dodge, Wm. E.-Bronze, erected by merchants of city; B' way, 6th av. and 36th st.; unveiled 1885. Eagles and Goat-Bronze, Central Park. Ericsson-Bronze, Battery Park; unveiled 1893; new model unveiled Aug. 1, 1903.

Falconer-Bronze group, 72d st. and West Drive; unveiled 1872.

Farragut, D. G.-Bronze, Madison Sq. Pk. Franklin-Printing House sq.; unveiled 1872. Fort Washington Memorial-Fort Washington av. and 183d st.; dedicated Nov. 16, 1901, Garibaldi-Bronze, Washington sq.; unveiled 1888. Grant's Tomb-Riverside Drive and 124th st.; dedicated April 17, 1897.

Greeley, Horace-Bronze, at entrance to Tribune office, Nassau and Spruce st.; unveiled 1890. Greeley, Horace-Bronze, in Greeley sq., B'way and 33d st.; unveiled 1894.

Hale, Nathan-Bronze, erected by Sons of the Revolution in City Hall Park; unveiled 1893. Halleck Fitz Greene-Central Pk.; unveiled 1877. Hamilton, Alexander-Granite, Central Pk., East Drive, near Art Museum.

took oath of office April 30, 1789; unveiled 1883. Washington, George-Gift from N. Y. school children; Riverside Park, bet. 88th and 89th sts. Washington Marble Arch-Washington sq. Washington-Lafayette; copy. Erected 1899 114th st., Morningside av., E., and Manhattan av. Webster Daniel-Central Park, West Drive. Willis James Fountain-Union sq.

at

Worth, Maj.-Gen.-A granite shaft; B'way, 5th av. and 25th st.; unveiled 1857.

The Bronx Parks,

Twenty years ago there were no parks in The Bronx. April 19, 1883, the Legislature passed an act empowering the Mayor of New York to appoint a commission of seven citizens to select lands in the 23d and 24th Wards. This commission was appointed prior to May 1, 1883, confirmed by the Board of Aldermen May 1. The commission made their report to the Legislature in 1884. The authorities then proceeded to take title to the lands embraced in the report, which included Bronx, Crotona, Claremont, Pelham Bay. St. Mary's, Van Cortlandt Parks; Crotona, Mosholu, Bronx and Pelham Parkways, and fee vested in the city Dec. 12, 1888.

Van Cortlandt Park-Second in size in the borough, accessible by the N. Y. & Northern R. R. and several trolley lines running through Jerome av., and the Kingsbridge trolley. This tract was disputable ground during the Revolutionary War. The manorial residence of the Van Cortlandts was erected 1748 and was occupied by Washington and

Heine Fountain-Erected by German Singing Societies; unveiled July 8, 1899, 161st st. and Mott av. Holley, A. L.-Bronze, Wash. sq.; unveiled, 1890. Humboldt-Bronze, Central Park; unveiled 1869. Hunt, Richard M.-Central Park.

Hyde, Henry B.-Founder Equitable Life Ins. Co., in Equitable Life Bldg.; unveiled May 2, 1901, Indian Hunter with Dog (group)-Central Park, near lower entrance to Mall.

Irving, Washington-Bryant Park; unveiled 1866. Lafayette-Bronze, Union sq.; unveiled 1876. Liberty Enlightening the World-Bedloe's Island. N. Y. Bay. Copper statue, 151 ft. high, on granite pedestal, 155 ft. high; total height, 305 ft. 11 inches; unveiled 1886.

Lincoln, Abraham-Union sq.; unveiled 1868. Martyrs' Monument-Trinity Churchyard, to the memory of American patriots.

Mazzini, Giuseppe-Bronze Central Park on West Drive; unveiled 1878.

av.

Moore-Bronze, Central Park; unveiled 1880. Morse, S. F. B.-Bronze, Central Park, near 5th and 72d st. entrance; unveiled 1871. Obelisk-Presented to New York by Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt. Granite. 70 ft. long; weight, 200 tons. Erected in Central Park, 1877. Schiller-Bronze, in the Ramble, Central Park; unveiled 1859.

Scott, Sir Walter-Bronze, Mall; unveiled 1872.

Central Park, on

to commemorate regiment's dead, Central Pk., W. Drive; unveiled 1874. Seward, Wm. H.-Bronze, Madison Sq. unveiled 1876.

Park;

Shakespeare-Bronze, Central Park, lower end of Mall; unveiled 1872.

Shepard Fountain-Central Park.

Sherman, Gen. W. T. (equestrian)-Central Park plaza.

Sims, James Marion-Bronze, Bryant Park; unveiled 1894.

Soldiers and Sailors' monument-Riverside Drive, foot W. 89th st.; unveiled May 30, 1902.

Stuyvesant, Gov. Peter-Marble effigy, in outer wall of St. Mark's Church.

Tablet commemorating first Huguenot Church, 1669-West slue Produce Exchange courtyard, 1902, The Pilgrim-Bronze, commemorating landing of Pilgrims, Central Park, near E. 72d st. entrance. The Still Hunt-Represents beast in act of leaping; Central Park, E. Drive, near Obelisk. Thorwaldsen-Bronze, in Central Park, 59th st. and 6th av.; unveiled 1894. Tigress and Young-Bronze group, Central Park. near Terrace; presented 1867.

Washington, Geo.-Bronze equestrian: Union sq. Washington, George-Bronze, Wall st., corner

still standing was used by both armies in cutting logs for building bridges, roads, etc. Vault Hill is the burial place of the Van Cortlandt family. The parade ground is the finest in the State, consisting of 150 acres. Van Cortlandt Lake comprises 75 acres. The Parade grounds have been opened to polo teams of Squadron A of the National Guard. The colonial mansion in front of the Parade grounds has been turned over to the care of the Colonial Dames, and is used by them as a museum of Revolutionary relics. There are also tennis courts, cricket fields, base ball diamonds, and an 18-hole golf course covering a lineal area of 5 miles. The statue of General Porter was unveil in this park in 1902.

Bronx Park derives its name from Jonas Bronck, who purchased the land from the Indians about 1639. The Bronx River runs through it, containing several falls and cascades. The Park is divided into three sections: the northerly section has been set apart as a Botanical Garden. under the jurisdiction of the New York Botanical Society; the southerly end is used as a Zoological Park by the New York Zoological Society, and the central part, about 150 acres, under jurisdiction of the Park Dept. The southeastern section of the park, comprising 261 acres, is in charge of the Zoological Society. The plan comprises 55 different series of buildings, cages and ranges. Admittance free, except on Mondays and Thursdays (25c). The president of the society is Levi Bronx P. Morton; director, Wm. P. Hornaday. Park is reached by 3d av. elevated to 161st st.. with transfer to West Farms; to 177th st., with transfer to Tremont av trolley as far as Southern Boulevard; to 177th st., with transfer to 3d av. as far as Fordham. The last route is to the northwest entrance. The Botanical Garden cost over $400,000 and is free to the public.

Pelham Bay Park, with its coastal indentations, its picturesque bays and inlets and open water front is one of the most beautiful in the world. It contains large tracts of woodland trees that are centuries old. This park is being developed by carriage roads and foot paths.

Crotona Park is being improved and a fine athletic field has been laid out in it.

Claremont Park lies on high ground with an It is fully develelevation of 100 feet in places. oped with many tennis courts and base ball diamonds. It contains the old Zbrowski mansion now used for offices of the Park Dept.; acquired in 1888. St. Mary's Park was formerly a portion of the estate of Gouverneur Morris, a prominent delegate to the convention which framed the Constitution of the United States. A large portion of the park is very high, commanding fine views of the East River, L. I. Sound, Harlem and Hudson Rivers. Acquired in 1888.

Name.

Acres.

It

Macomb's Dam Park was acquired in 1899 and is divided into several sections by the streets. is adjacent to the Harlem River and is the headquarters for many rowing clubs,

THE GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURSE. The Concourse is designed to provide connection between Manhattan and the park systems in the northern and eastern portions of The Bronx. It was first proposed in 1892 by Louis J. Heintz, then Commissioner of Street Improvements. Louis F. Haffen, who succeeded him as commissioner, began the agitation for a grand boulevard, and the Legislature passed a law, Chapter 130, Laws of 1895, to provide for the acquisition of title to the lands necessary for the boulevard, which vested in the city on August 28, 1897. The cost of the lands acquired was $2,428,382.

In Jan., 1900, a resolution providing for the construction of the boulevard and concourse passed the Board of Public Improvements and the Municipal Assembly, and was approved by the Mayor. The work was advertised to be let in Dec., 1901. but owing to an injunction obtained on the ground of some alleged irregularity in the proceedings the bids for the work were not received. In Jan.. 1902, when Mr. Haffen assumed office as President of the Borough, at the request of the city administration, the work was re-authoriezd by the Local Board of Morrisania on June 30, 1902, by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on July 8, 1902, by the Board of Aldermen on July 21, 1902, and was approved by the Mayor July 21, 1902. The estimated cost of the work of construction was $1,052, 153. The contract was let Aug. 20, 1902, the lowest bid being $1,011,322.50. The ground was broken for the work by President Haffen on Oct. 2, 1902. at the junction of Morris av. and 175th st. The time estimated for its construction is 1,000 days.

The route of the concourse is from E. 161st st., at Mott av., and extends to Walton av., thence at a width of 182 feet north to Mosholu parkway. Its total length is 44 miles. It will have a central driveway for fast driving 56 feet feet in width, a macadamized driveway on each side 24 feet in width for general traffic and access to abutting property. There will be 20 feet sidewalks on each side, and between the central and side driveways bicycle paths will be constructed. The spaces between the driveways and the paths will be planted with trees and sodded. The present contract does not provide for the construction of transverse roads, of which there are nine. These are to be constructed at some future time. These transverse roads are intended to cross underneath the concourse, so as not to obstruct the central drive, and will probably cost in the neighborhood of a million dollars. On the southerly end there will be an elevated approach from 155th st. Central Bridge. The land has been acquired for this structure, and the cost of this structure will be about $500,000.

Name. Bronx

Crotona

List of Bronx Parks,

Claremont

Echo

Fordham

Franz Sigel...

or

661.60...182d st.. Southern B'd, St. John's College property, NY.C. and H.R. R. and White Plains rd. 154.60.... Tremont av., 3d av. and

Fulton av., Crotona Park, So, east and north, and Arthur av. 38.00.... Teller av., Belmont st., Clay av. and 170th st. 3.00.... Webster & Burnside avs. 5.87.... Fordham rd., Sedgwick av. and 188th st. 17.47.... Mott av., Walton av., 152d and 158th sts.

Macomb's Dam 27.00....Jerome av., 1624 st.. Cromwell's av. and Harlem River. Melrose 0.83....161st and 1624 sts.. Courtlandt, Vanderbilt avs. Pelham Bay...1,756.00.... N. E. end of City. Poe 2.33... E. 192d st., Kings bridge rd.. Gd. blvd. and Concourse. 0.42.... Pelham av., Park Webster av.

Rose Hill Pk.

av.,

St. Mary's

University

Van

....

Location.

11.83....Jerome av.. Creston av. and E. 191st st.

28.70....St. Ann's av., St. Mary's st., 149th st. and Rob

bins av.

2.75.... Cedar and Sedgwick avs.,

181st st.

Cortlandt 1,132.35.... City line. B'way, Van

Cortlandt av., Mt. Vernon av.

av..

Wash'ton Bridge 8.45....Sedgwick

and

Harlem River, Wash. Bridge. IMPROVED UNNAMED PARKS.

Washington av. and 163d st. Washington av., Elton av. and 161st and 162d 0.26 Washington av., Brook av. and 161st st. 138th st., Mott av. and Park av. 142d st.. Morris av., College av. 3d av., 188th st. and Washington av. Aqueduct av. and Boscobel av. Aqueduct av. and Featherbed lane Aqueduct av., Old Aqueduct and 181st st..... 1.0 Tremont av., Buckhout st. and Concourse.. 0.06 Van Cortlandt av., Mosholu Pkway, S. and

Adelphi-157 Adelphi st.
Americus-208 Grand st.

Amphion-83 Bartlett st., 441 Bedford av.
Andrew Jackson-Kent av., near Myrtle.
Arcanum-1256 Becford av., 407 Bridge st.

Labor Lyceum-949-955 Willoughby av. Lafayette-51 Reid av.; 1,025 Lafayette av. Liberty-38 Bogart st.

Liederkranz-152 Manhattan av.

Linea-319 Atlantic av.
Magnolia-95 Morgan av.

Manhattan-28 Varet st.

Arion Quartet-238 Wyckoff av.

Arlington-157 McDougal st.

Arlington-407 Gates av.

Armory-116 Calyer st.

Assembly Rooms-1437 Gates av.

Assembly of Berkeley Institute-187 Lincoln pl. Association-11 Bond st. and 502 Fulton st.

Atheneum-171 Atlantic av.

Atheneum-2d av., near 70th st.

Atlas-117 Himrod st.

Avena-370 9th st.

Avon-1217 Bedford av.

Bedford Mansion-903 Bedford av.

Bergen Hall-411 Court st.

Bijou Lodge Rooms-24 Smith st.

Boltzel-3d av., near 9th st.

Boys' Welcome Hall-185 Chauncey st.
Brooklyn Art Assn.-172-174 Montague st.
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum-949 Willoughby av.
Brooklyn Turn Hall-351 Atlantic av.
Bushwick Music Hall-1577 Bushwick av.
Caecilia-101 Grand st.

Carson-1241 Bedford av.

Central-217 Court st.

Ceres-Troy av., corner Fulton st.
Chauncey-1765 Broadway.

Clermont Reception Rooms-360 Clermont av.
Clermont Rink-Clermont av., near Myrtle.
Clinton-897 Gates av.

Clinton Assembly Rooms-164 Atlantic av.
Colonial-Flatbush av., cor. Av. I.
Columbia-62 Carroll st.

Columbia-725 Union st.

Columbia-1243 Fulton st.

Columbia-152 George st.

Columbia Lodge Rooms-1810 Fulton st.

Columbus-196 State st.

Commonwealth Masonic-153 Pierrepont st.
Concord-7th av. and 14th st.

Concordia-178 Stockholm st.

Congress-2684 Atlantic av.

Cooper-1383 Bushwick av.

Co-operative-14 Howard av.

Crosby-423 Classon av.

Day's 3d av. and 54th st.

Decorior-879 Gates av.

DeKalb Assembly-543 DeKalb av.

Delmonico Assembly Rooms-54 Delmonico pl. Dodworth-1089 Broadway.

Echo-237 Johnson av.

Eckford-269 Eckford st.

Eighteenth Ward Sanger-21 Olive st. Eldert-72 Eldert st.

Elton-2986 Fulton st.

Emmanuel House-131 Steuben st.

Empire-46 Ten Eyck st.

Erie-282 Van Brunt st.

Erie-250 Troutman st.

Fidelity-609 DeKalb av.

Fidelia-63 Central av.

Fraternity-869 Bedford av.

Fulda-2936 Fulton st.

Germania Assembly-47 Meserole st.

Gospel-1105 Bedford av.

Granada-118 Myrtle av.

Grand Union-258 Court st.

Grocers' Ass'n-401 Bridge st.

Hamburg Sanger-69 Hamburg av.

Hart's Hall-1,028 Gates av.

Jefferson-5 Court sq.

Jefferson-Walton, corner Marcy av.

Jefferson-121 Evergreen av.

Johnston Building-12 Nevins st.

Joppa-200 Joralemon st.

Keramos-Manhattan av. and Milton st.

Knapp Mansion-Bedford av. and Ross st. okerbocker-163 Clymer st.

Markhoffer's-5th av. and Warren st.
Masonic Temple-127 Havemeyer st.
Masonic Temple-769 Manhattan av.

Masonic Temple-56th st., corner New Utrecht av.
McCaddin Meraorial-Berry, nr. S. 3d st.
Memorial-Schermerhorn st. and Flatbush av.
Metropolitan Sanger-Watkins st. and Pitkin av.
Military-140 Leonard st.
Molloy's-62 Flatbush av.

Mozart Mannerchor-134 Wyckoff av.
New Atlantic-99 Manhattan av.
New Liberty-143 McKibbin st.
Novelty-611 Fulton st.

Odd Fellows-123 Smith st.
Ohlenschlagers-274 Knickerbocker av.

Olive-251 Powers st.

Orchestrion-5 Boerum st.
Palace-91 Grand st.

Palm Garden, 275 Hamburg av.
Park Palace-574 Broadway.

Parshall-1,256 3d av.

Peers-762 Manhattan av.

Penn-Fulton-31 Pennsylvania av.

Pierrepont Assembly Rooms-157 Pierrepont st.
Portorico's-Greenwood av. and E. 4th st.

Pouch Mansion-345 Clinton av.
Prospect-269 Prospect av.

Quebec Assembly-572 Wythe av.
Real Estate-685 Myrtle av.
Remsen-190 Remsen st.

Renwar-870 Willoughby av.
Robertson-164 Gates av.

Saenger-157 Johnson av.

Saenger-105 Evergreen av., 243 Floyd st.
Saengerbund-140 Schermerhorn st.

Sanctorum-348 Court st.

Schuetzen-Throop av., corner Walton st.

Schuetzen-Saenger Arbeiter-257 Hamburg av.
Schuetzen and Saenger-250 Ellery st.

Schwaben-Myrtle and Knickerbocker avs.
Schweizer-12 Union av.

Smithsonian-Greenpoint and Manhattan avs.
Small's-102 Court st.

Standard Hall-39th st. and New Utrecht av.
Stanwix-2 Ralph av.

St. Anne's-Front and Gold sts.

St. Vincent's Hall-N. 6th st. and Bedford av.
St. Malachy's-Atlantic av, corner Hendrix st.
Templars-Park and Tompkins avs.

Teutonia-197 Harrison av.

Thalia-193 Knickerbocker av.
Triangle-1558 Broadway.
Turn-164 16th st.

Turn-191 Sumpter st.

Turn Verein-351 Atlantic av.

Twenty-seventh Wd. Assm. Rooms-143 Central av.
Ulk-466 3d av.

Union-38 Union st.

Union-1016 DeKalb av.

Venus-504 Henry st.

Visitation-88 Tremont.

Washington-829 Broadway.

Waverly-444 Myrtle av.

Wilbur-6 Brooklyn av.

Willoughby-1120 Willoughby av.

Winter's-Harrison av. and Bartlett st.

Wissner-538-540 Fulton st.

Wurzler's-315 Washington st.

Y. M. C. A.-502 Fulton st.

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

Am. Museum Nat. Hist. Lecture Hall-Central Pk. American Theater-644 8th av.

Amity-312 W. 54th st.

Apollo-126 Clinton st.

Apollo-975 1st av.

Apollo-475 9th av.

Arcanum-2715 Webster av.

Arion Liedertafel-707 Courtlandt av.

Arios-341 W. 47th st.

Arlington-23 St. Marks pl.

Aschenbroedel-144 E. 86th st.

Assembly Hall, United Charities-105 E. 22d st. Association-213 W. 23d st.

Beethoven Maennerchor-212 5th st.
Berkeley Lyceum-19 W. 44th st.
Bimberg-201 W. 52d st.

Bleecker Building-278 Bleecker st.
Bloomingdale Turn Hall-305 W. 54th st.
Bohemian National-323 E. 73d st.
Boyce-113 W. 9th st.
Brevocrt-154 E. 54th st.

Bronx Casino-2996 3d av.

Broschart-3393 3d av.

Carnegie Lyceum-W. 57th st. and 7th av. Centennial-517 W. 47th st.

Central-147 W. 32d st.

Columbus-126 W. 60th st.

Columbus-1407 2d av.

Concordia-72 E. 4th st.

Cooper Union Hall-E. 8th st. and 4th av.

Ebling's Casino-St. Ann's av. and E. 156th st.
Etris-170 W. 23d st.
Everett-33 E. 4th st.
Farragut-122 E. 126th st.
Florence-24 24 av.

Gardner-21 Suffolk st.

German-American Schutzen-12 St. Marks pl.
German Masonic Temple-220 E 15th st.
German Odd Fellows-69 St. Marks pl.
Golden Rule-125 Rivington st.
Golden Star-81 Columbia st.
Gospel-313 W. 53d st.
Gramercy-326 E. 21st st.

Grand Central Palace-428 Lexington av.
Grand Lyceum-73 Ludlow st.

Grand Opera House-309 W. 23d st.
Great Central Palace-92 Clinton st.
Greenwich-131 Christopher st.
Halcyon-537 3d av.

Harlem Lyceum-183 E. 107th st.

Harlem River Casino-2478 2d av.

Harlem Terrace-212 E. 104th st.
Harmonia-46 Av.

A.

Heinebund-267 W. 34th st.

Hudson-276 Spring st.

Imperial Lyceum-162 E. 55th st.

Independence-158 E. 27th st.

Institute-218 E. 106th st.

Jefferson-90 Columbia st.

Knights and Ladies of Honor-32 E. 4th st.

Labor Lyceum-64 E. 64th st.

Lafayette-10 Av. D.

Leahy-648 8th av.

Ledwith-200 E. 45th st.

Lenox--165 E. 728 st.

Lenox Lyceum-623 Madison av.

Lenox-254 2d st.

Leppig's-101 Av. A.

Lexington Opera House-155 E. 58th st.

Liberty-257 E. Houston st.

Mendelssohn Glee Culb-119 W. 40th st.

Metropolitan Assembly Rooms-62 E. 4th st.

Military-193 Bowery.

Morrisania Park and Hall-3690 3d av.

Mozart-328 E. 86th st.

Murray Hill-169 E. 34th st.

Music Exchange-160 E. 86th st.

National-414 5th st.

New Columbia-120 Columbla st.

New Irving-218 Broome st.

New Park-56 Orchard st.

New Pythagoras-177 E. Broadway.

New Renwick-193 2d st.

New Stanton-180 Stanton st.
New Starlight-145 Suffolk st.

N. Y, Maennerchor-205 E. 56th st.
N. Y. Turn Verein-152 E. &th st.

Odd Fellows' Temple-158 W. 29th st.
Pacific-209 E. Broadway.

Palace Garden-114 E. 13th st.
Petofi-112 Cannon st.

Pleasure Palace-62 Pitt st.
Progress-1551 2d av.

Progress Assembly Rooms-28 Av. A.
Protection-639 Courtland av.

Retail Grocers-136 E. 57th st.
Ruppiner-70 E. 4th st.

Russell-4547 3d av.

Sassano-2160 2d av.

Schaeffel-190 3d av.
Singer-131 E. 58th st.
Sokol-422 E. 71st st.

Steinway-109 E. 14th st.

St. Bartholomew's Lyceum-209 E. 42d st.
St. Mary's-E. 151st st., c. Melrose av.
Tammany-145 E. 14th st.
Tecumseh-311 Bleecker st.
Tecumseh-315 W. 42d st.

Teutonia Assembly Rooms-160 3d av.
Teutonia-66 Essex st.

Thalia-236 Broome st.
Tremont-4191 Park av.

Turn Verein--1259 Lexington av.
Turtle Bay-869 2d av.
Tuxedo-637 Madison av.
Union-39 Cooper sq.
Union-1591 2d av.

Union Odd Fellows-2 2d st.
Union Square--8 Union sq. E.
Victoria-80 Clinton st.
Victoria-641 Lexington av.
Vienna-133 E. 58th st.

Vienna-65 Columbia st.

Volks Lyceum-220 2d st.

Washington-2157 Amsterdam av.
Washington-2105 7th av.

Webster-119 E. 11th st.

Wendel's Assembly Rooms-342 W. 44th st. West End-224 W. 125th st.

West Side Lyceum-201 W. 52d st.

Wijuker's-220 Av. A.

Young Men's Hebrew Ass'n-148 E. 92d st.

Astoria Assem. Rooms-22 Flushing av., L. I. City. Batterson-Broadway and Thompson av., Elmhurst,

Broadway-458 Broadway, L. I. City.

Broadway Lyceum-43 Broadway, Flushing.
Columbia-301 Jackson av., L. I. City.

College Point Turn-3d av.. cor. 13th st.

Colonial-402 Fulton st., Jamaica.

Coombs Hall--Inwood.

Dennings-159 Amity st., Flushing.

Foresters'-3d av. and 13th st., College Point.

Fraternitiy-22 Harriman av., Jamaica,

Gambrinus-10 13th st.. College Point,

Germania-Ferry st., Woodhaven.

Germania-508 Broadway, L. I. City.
Glendale-Cooper av., Glendale.

Good Citizenship League Bldg.-Sanford av., cor.
Union, Flushing.

Imperial-Cornaga av. and James st., near Far Rockaway.

Jacksonville-432 Steinway av., L. I. City.

Kamman's-Ferry st., cor. Rockaway rd., Wood

haven.

L. I. City Turn Hall-341 Steinway av.
Masonic-Central av., nr. Mott, Far Rockaway.
Masonic-67 Broadway, Flushing.

Munch's-Grafton av., c. Morris, Woodhaven.
Nebenzahl-Central av., n. Cornaga, Far Rock-

away.

Newtown-Broadway and Court st., Elmhurst.
Odd Fellows-7th av, and 16th st., Whitestone.
Odd Fellows-University st.. C. Clinton, Wood-
haven.

Queens Co. Athletic-56 Flushing av.. L. I. City.
Royal Arcanum-Grand av., opp. P. O., Corona.
Singer-319 Freeman av., L. I. City.

St. Mary's Lyceum-117 5th st., L. I. City.
Stein's-924 Steinway av., L. I. City.

Tuin Hall-College Point.

Warwick-Grand av., cor. National, Corona. Washington-Pleasure av. and Lawrence st., L. I.

City.

Washington-Covert. Evergreen.

RICHMOND).

Alert-73 Jersey st., New Brighton.

O Castleton-218 Rich. ter.. W. New Brighton.