in

Wanamaker's, B'way, 8th and 9th Streets, 14 stories. 217 ft. 6 in. high; 65 Exchange Place, 16 stories, 211 ft. 6 high, Trinity Place, cor. Rector St., 23 stories, 308 ft. high; Fifth Ave., 5th, 59th Sts. (Plaza Hotel), 18 stories, 51 ft. 11 in. high; Cedar and West Sts., 28 stories, 404 ft. high; B'way and Cortlandt St., 26 stories, 360 ft. 6 in. high, B'way and Cedar St., 21 stories, 282 ft. high, 37 Wall St., 25 stories, 318 ft. high; 1 Wall St., 18 stories, 217 ft. high; Cortlandt and Church Sts., 22 stories, 275 ft. 9ia. high; Church and Dey Sts., 22 stories, 275 ft. 9 in, high, Maiden Lane and Liberty St., 20 stories, 250 feet high; 15 Maiden Lane, 264 ft. 5 in. high, 60 Broadway, 22 stories, 306 ft. 3 iu. high.

Brooklyn Navy Yard.

UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION ENTRANCE, FOOT SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN.
Commandant-Rear-Admiral C. F. Goodrich,

Captain of the Yard--Capt. J. D. Adams.
Ordnance Officer-Captain H. Morrell.
Equipment Officer-Lt. Com'd'r Harry George.
General Storekeeper-Pay Director Reah Frazer.
Pay Office-Pay Inspector F. T. Arms.
Clothing Factory-Pay Inspector T. S. Jewett.
Chief Engineer of the Yard-Com'd'r R. T. Hall.
Civil Engineers-L. E. Gregory in charge, L. F.
Bellinger. E. H. Brownell, Assistants.
Naval Constructor-W. J. Baxter

Naval Hospital

Harmon.

Medical Director G. E. H.

Naval Laboratory-Medical Director Paul Fitzsimons.

Marine Bar'ks-Col. Paul St, C. Murphy. Inspection Board-Commander York Noel. Purchasing Paymaster (280 Broadway, N. Y.)Pay Director L. G. Boggs.

Labor Board-Commander H. C. Poundstone, retired.

Passes to the Navy Yard will only be recognized on the day stated on the pass. Passes can be secured by writing to the Captain of the Yard, or at Sands Street gate between 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. A stamped and addressed envelope must be inclosed. Visiting hours are between 10 a. M. and 4 P. M. Application to visit the ships in the yard must be made to the executive officers on board.

375 ft.

Queens Insurance Co., cor.

15

195 ft.

William and Cedar Sts.

Singer Mfg. Co., Broadway
near Liberty St.

41

612 ft. 1 in.

St James, Broadway, cor.
26th St.

16 204 ft.

St. Paul Building, Aun St.
and Broadway.

26

308 ft.

Standard Oil Building, 24-30
Broadway.

15

263 ft.

Times, Broadway and 424

28

St.

Trinity, 111 Broadway.

72 Lexington Ave, and 105th St. 147 Henry and Gouverneur Sis.

46 St. Nicholas Ave. & W. 156th 109 99th & 100th Sts., e. of 3d Ave. 188

New buildings in process of construction.

HIGH SCHOOLS.-De Witt Clinton, 10th Ave., 58th and 59th Sts.

w. of 7th Ave.; Washington Irving,34% E. 12th St.; Commerce, 65th & 66th Sts., w. of B' way; Stuyvesant, 225 E. 23d St.

92 154 Broome St.

38 Clarke, Domin'k & Br' me Sts.

NORMAL COLLECE,

PARK AVE., CORNER EAST SIXTY EIGHTH ST. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS AND 32 WAVERLEY PLACE.

177

10

St. Nicholas Ave. & 127th St.
Market and Monroe Sts.
Eagle Ave. & 163d St., Bronx.

COLLEGE CITY OF NEW YORK,
AMSTERDAM AVE. AND 138TH STREET,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
WEST 11TH ST., NEAR AMSTERDAM AVE.

Corporate Schools in Manhattan and Bronx.

Society for the Relief of Half Orphan and Desti-
tute Children, Manhattan Ave. and 104th St.:
New York House of Refuge, Randall's Island;
Leake and Watts Orphan House, New York City,
near Mt. St. Vincent; Colored Orphan Asylum
and Association for the Benefit of Colored
Children, W. 1484 St. and Amsterdam Ave.
American Female Guardian Society-Home
School. 936 Woodycrest Ave., Bronx.
203 E. 169th St. No. 2-418 W. 41st St. No. 3-39
Rutgers St. No. 4-4 Willett St. No. 5-368 E.
8th St. No. 6 259 É. 4th St. No. 7-225 and 227
E. 80th St. No. 8-523 Morris Ave. No. 9-421
E. 60th St. No. 10-12 Columbia St, No. 11-243
No. 12-2247 2d Ave.

No. 1

E. 1034 St.
ive Points Mission, 63 Park St.: Five Points

House of Industry, 155 Worth St.; New York
Juvenile Asylum, 176th St. and Amsterdam
Ave.; R.C.Orphan Asylum, Female Department,
Sedgwick Ave., Bronx; R. C. Orphan Asylum.
Children's Aid Society-535 E. 16th St.; 14 New
Male Department, Sedgwick Ave., Bronx.
Chambers St.: 287 E. B' way; 247 E. 44th St.; 552
W. 53d St.; 272 2d St. ; 224 W, 63d St.; 156 Leonard
St.: 407 E. 93d St.; 173 Rivington St.; 256 Mott St.;
314 E. 35th St.; 28 Pike St.; 350 E. 88th St.: 632 6th
St.; 219 Sullivan St.; 295 8th St., 417 W. 38th St.;
24 Sullivan St.

Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled, 42d St. and
Lexington Ave.; House of the Holy Family,
134-136 2d Ave.; New York Institute for the
Blind, 34th St. and 9th Ave.

Board of Education in City of New York.

MANHATTAN MEMBERS.
Until Jan. 1. 1909-Hugo Kanz-
ler, L. Haupt, A. Stern, F. H.
Partridge, R. B. Alderoftt, Jr.
Until Jan. 1, 1910-Richard H.
Adams, J. N. Francolini, N. J.
Barrett, E. L. Winthrop, Jr.
Until Jan. 1. 1911-T. J. O'Dono-
hue, Clement March, Robert L.
Harrison; Frederic R. Coudert,
Until Jan. 1, 1912-Dennis J.
McDonald, Cornelius J. Sulli-
van, Max Katzeuberg, Chas.
E. Bruce.
Until Jan. 1, 1913-George J.
Gillespie, F. P. Cunnion,
Leo Everett, M. S. Stern, F.
W. Crowninshield.

A.

President, Egerton H. Winthrop, Jr.
BROOKLYN MEMBERS.

Until Jan. 1, 1909-George W.
Schaedle, George W. Win-
gate, John C. Kelley.

Until Jan, 1, 1910-Samuel B.
Donnelly, Nathan S. Jonas,
John R. Thompson.

Until Jan. 1, 1911 Mitchell
May, George Freifield, Joseph
E. Cosgrove.

Until Jan. 1, 1912-Thomas M.
De Laney, Horace E. Dresser.
Until Jan. 1,1913-John Greene,
George D. Hamlin, Alexauder
Ferris, Arthur S. Somers.

BRONX MEMBERS,

Until Jan. 1, 1910-Michael J.
Sullivan.

Until Jan. 1, 1911-Thomas J.
Higgins.

Until Jan. 1, 1912-Frank D.
Wilsey.

Until Jan. 1, 1913-Henry H
Sherman.

QUEENS.

Until Jan. 1, 1910-George A.
Vandenhoff.
Until Jan, 1.1911-A. H. Man.
Until Jan. 1, 1912-Rupert B.
Thomas.

Until Jan. 1, 1913-B. Suydam.
RICHMOND,
Until Jan. 1, 1909-C. H. Ingalls.
Until Jan. 1.1912-C.A. Hollick.

Schools in Brooklyn.

88

89

1 Adams and Concord st. 247th st., near 3d ave.

3 Hancock, near Bedford ave.
4 Berkeley pl., near 5th ave.
5 Duield and Johnson sts.
6 Warren, near Smith st.
7 York, near Bridge st.
8 Hicks, Middagh & Poplar Sts
9 Sterling pl. & Vanderbilt av..
10 7th ave. and 17th st.

11 Washington, near Greene av.
12 Adelphi, near Myrtle ave.
13 Degraw, near Hicks st.
14 Navy and Concord st.
15 3d ave, and State st.
16 Wilson, near Bedford ave.
17 Driggs ave., cor. N. 5th st.
18Maujer, near Leonard st.
19 S. 2d, cor. Keap st.
20 Union ave, and Keap st.
21 McKibbin, near Manhat. av.
22 Java, near Manhattan ave.
23 Conselyea, n'r Humboldt st.
24 Arion pl., cor. Beaver st.
25 Lafayette, near Sumnerave.
26 Quincy, near Ralph ave.
27 Nelson, cor. Hicks st.

28 Herkimer, near Ralph ave.
29 Columbia, cor. Amity st.
30 Conover, Sullivan & Wolcott

sts.

69

117

Location.

Grove st.

118

Stagg st. and Bushwick ave. 59th st. and 4th ave.

119

Ave. K and E. 38th st.

Barren Island.

120

121

122

123

124

E. 55th st. and Ave. C.
Harrison av. & Heyward st.
Irving ave, and Suydam st.
4th ave, and 13th st.

61 Fulton st. and N. Jersey ave, 115 Canarsie ave., near Ave. M.
62 Bradford, near Liberty ave. 116 Knickerbocker ave., commer
63 Hinsdale, n'rGlenmore ave,
64 Berriman and Belmont ave.
65 Richmond,n'rRidgewood av.
66 Osborn, near Sutter ave.
67 N. Elliott pl., near Park ave.
68 Bushwick ave., corner Kos-
ciusko st.
Ryerson st., near Myrtle av.
70 Patchen ave., cor. Macon st.
71 Heyward, near Lee ave.
72 New Lots rd.,cor.Schenck st.
73 McDougall, c. Rockawayave.
74 Kosciusko st., n'r Broadway
75 Evergreen av.,oor. Ralph st.
76 Wyona, near Fulton st.
77 120 st., near 6th ave.
78 Pacific st., near Court st.
79 Kosciusko, n'r Sumner ave.
80 W. 17th and W. 19th sts.,
near Neptune ave.
Harway, near 25th ave.

81

82 4th ave., cor. 36th st.

83 Bergen, cor. Scuenectady av.
84 Glenmore, cor. Stone ave.
85 Evergreen ave., cor. Cov't st., 139
86 Irving ave., cor. Harman st.
87 Herkimer, cor. Radde pl.

Blake and Thatford aves. Meserole ave. & Guernsey st. 7th ave., 78th and 79th sts. 21st ave., 83d & 84th sts.

Quincy St., near Stuyvesant.
Fort Hamiltonav. & E. 5thst.

137
138

Saratoga av. & Bainbridge st. Prospect pl., west of Nostrand ave.

140

Ave. C, E. 13th and 14th sts. 60th st., west of 4th ave.

141

Leonard, McKibbin,

and

Thames st.,c. Vanderv'rt pl.
Newkirk ave., cor. E. 81st st.
Bedford and Church Aves.

Boerum sts.

91

92

94

37 S. 4th, near Berry st. 38 N. 7th, near Berry st.

E. New York ave. & Albany.
Rogers ave. & Robinson st.
New York av. & Herkimerst.
Prospect ave., opp. Reeve pl.
95 Van Sicklen, near Neck rd.
95 Ocean ave., near Neck rd.
97 Benson, cor. 25th ave.

144

Havemeyer, N. 6th & 7th sts.
Howard avé., Prospect pl.,

and St. Mark's ave.

Ave. Z., cor. E. 26th st.
99 Coney Island rd. & Elmave.

148

Ellery and Hopkins sts,, near
Delmonico pl.

100

42 St. Mark's and Classon ave.
43 Boerum, near Manhat. ave.
44 Throop, cor. Putnam ave.
45 Lafayette, near Classon ave.
46 Union, near Henry st.
47 Pacific & Dean Sts., n'r3d av.
48 18th ave. and 67th street.
49 Maujer, near Graham ave.
50 S. 4th, near Havemeyer st.
51 Meekerav.,cor Humboldt st.
52 Ellery, near Broadway.
63 Starr, near Central ave.
54 Walworth, near Myrtle ave.
55 Floyd, near Tompkins ave.
56 Bushwick ave.,cor. Mad'n st
57 Reid ave., cor. Van Buren st.
58 Degraw, near Smith st.
59 Leonard, near Nassau ave.
60 4th ave., cor. 20th st.

W. 3d, between Park pl. and
Sheepshead ave.

149

Sutter ave., Vermont and
Wyona sts.

101

86th st., near 18th ave.

150

Christophe, ave. & Sackman st. near Belmont ave.

EVENING SCHOOLS.-Night sessions are held for men and toys at Schools Nos. 1, 5. 13, 17, 40, 43, 45, 106, 109, 126, 129, 136. For women and girls: Nos. 2, 15, 18, 22, 26, 54, 84, 120, 142. For men and boys, women and girls, Nos. 93, 100, 101, 108, 123; Eastern Evening High School for men held in P. S. No. 122; Brooklyn Evening High School for men, hel in Boys' High School Building; Central Evening High School for women, held in Girls' High School Building; Williams-urg Evening High School for women, held in Eastern District High School; Evening Technical and Trade School, held in Manual Training High School. INDUSTRIAL AND ASYLUM SCHOOLS.

Orphan Asylum. 1423-1425 Atlantic ave.

R. C. Orphan Asylum, (Boys), Albany and St. Mark's aves.
R. C. Orphan Asylum (Girls), Willoughby and Sumner aves.
Church Charity Foundation, Albany ave. and Herkimer st.
Howard Colored Orphan Asylum, Dean st. and Troy ave,
Industrial School Association, 141-153 S. 3d st.

Industrial School Ass'n and Home for Destitute Children,
Sterling pl., near Flatbush ave.

German Orphan Home, Graham and Montrose aves.
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, 218 Willoughby ave.
Sheltering Arms Nursery, 137 Dean st.

Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Ralph ave., near Pacific st.

Prominent Societies and Associations

(IN MANHATTAN AND Actors' Society, 114 W. 40th St. Mark Ellsworth, Sec.

Actuarial Society, Arthur Hunter, Sec., 346 Broadway.

A men Corner, 5th Ave. Hotel. J. W. McDonald, Sec.

Am. Automobile Association, 1 Madison Ave.
F. H. Elliott, Sec.

J. R.
Am. Bible Society, 6 Bible House. William I.
Haven, John Fox, and II. O. Dwight, Secs.
Am. Church Missionary Society, 281 4th Ave.
Arthur S. Lloyd, Sec.

Am. Bankers' Association, 7 Nassau St.
Branch, Sec.

C. J. Am. Geographical Society, 15 W. 81st St. A. A. Raven, Sec.

Am. Fine Arts Society, 215 W. 57th St. Miller, Sec.

Am. Institute, 19 W. 44th St. R. A. B. Dayton, Sec. Am. Institute of Bank Clerks, 35 Nassau St. George E. Allen, Sec.

Am. Missionary Association, 287 4th Ave. J. W. Cooper and Chas. J. Ryder, Secs.

American Motor League, 132 Nassau St. A. Egan, Sec.

F.

Am. Newspaper Pub. Association, 61 Park Row. Herman Ridder, Pres.

Am. Protective Tariff League, 339 Broadway. Charles A. Moore, Pres.

Am. Railway Association, 24 Park Place. W. F. Allen, Sec.

Am. Scenic and Historic Society. 154 Nassau St. E. H. Hall. Sec.

Am. Seamen's Friend Society, 76 Wall St. Geo. McP. Hunter, Sec.

Am. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 26th St.& Madison Ave. R.Welling, Sec. Am. Society of Civil Engineers, 220 W. 57th St. C. W. Hunt, Sec.

Am. Sunday-School Union, 156 5th Ave. E. P. Bancroft, Sec.

Am.Tract Society, 150 Nassau St. G. L. Shearer,

Sec.

Am. Water-Color Society, 215 W. 57th St. C. T. Chapman, Sec.

Art Students' League, 215 W. 57th St. Amelia
Merritt Ives, Sec.

Association for Befriending Children and Young
Mrs. Wm. E. Fay, Sec.
Girls, 136 2d Ave.
Association for Improved Instruction of Deaf
Mutes, 904 Lexington Ave. Paul M. Herzog, Sec.
Beethoven Maennerchor, 7th Ave., cor. 124th
Karl Oberbach, Sec.

St.

Board of Foreign Missions, 150 5th Ave. Adna B. Leonard and S. O. Benton, Sees.

Charity Organization Society, 105 E. 22d St. E. T. Devine, Gen. Sec.

Children's Aid Society, 105 E.22d St. C. L. Brace,

Sec.

Christian and Missionary Alliance, 692 8th Ave. A. E. Funk, Sec.

City Improvement Society. 571 5th Ave.

City Vigilance League, 165 E. 22d St. T. L. McClintock, Sec.

Cooper Union, for Advancement of Science and
Art, 8th St. and 4th Ave. R. Fulton Cutting, Sec.
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, 281 4th Ave. A. S.
Lloyd and Joshua Kimber, Sees.

Evangelical Alliance, 232 W. 23d St. Leander
Chamberlain, Pres.

Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick. Thos. F. Con-
way, Pres., 32 Liberty St.

Gaelic Society, 621 Madison Ave., Jeremiah
Lawlor, Sec.

George Junior Republic Assoc. V. E. Macy, Sec.
German Society, 13 Broadway. A. Behrens, Sec.
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society,
Amsterdam Ave., cor, W. 137th St. A. Schiff, Sec.
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society, Broad-
way, cor. W. 150th St. Gustav Eckstein, Sec.
Helping Hand Association, 229 E. 59th St, Mrs.
G. Morgan Browne, Sec.

BRONX BOROUGHS).

Holland Society, 99 Nassau St. H. L. Bogert, Sec.
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of A. M
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association, 105
E. Church, 61 Bible House. H. B. Parks, Sec.
E. 22d St. Geo. P. Cammann, Sec.

Huguenot Society, 105 E. 22d St. Mrs. J. M.
Lawton, Sec.

Industrial Christian Alliance, 170 Bleecker St.
Harvey G. Furbay, Sec.

International Order of the King's Daughters
Mrs M. L. Dickinson,
Sec.
and Sons, 156 5th Avenue.

Irish Emigrant Society, 51 Chambers St. Thos.
V. Brady, Sec.

Irish Iud. Society, 56 Pine St. John Quinn, Sec.
Ladies' Christian Union, 49 W. 9th St. Mrs.
Henry Bowers, Sec.

Legal Aid Society, 239 Broadway.
Everitt, Sec.

A. Leo.

Linnæan Society, Central Park West, cor. W..th
St. C. G. Abbott, Sec.

Manufacturers' Association, 299 Broadway.
T. Tunison, Sec.

P.

Mechanical Engineers' Library Association, 29
W. 39th St. H. H. Suplee, Sec.

Merchants' Association, 66 Lafayette St. S. C.
Mead, Sec.
Methodist Historical Society, 150 5th Ave. Jas.
R. Joy, Sec.

Municipal Art Society, 119 E. 19th St. Wm.
Walton, Sec.

Nat'l Association of Credit Men, 41 Park Row.
Chas. E, Meek, Sec.

Nat'l Christian League for Promotion of Purity.

5 E. 12th St. Mrs. E. B. Granuis, Pres

Nat'l Citizens' Alliance, 41 Park Row. H. Nichols, Sec.

Nat'l Humane Alliance, 105 E. 22d St. H. G. Fiske, Pres.

Nat'l Sculpture Society, 215 W. 57th St. J. S. Hartley, Sec.

Nat'l Society of New England Women, 531 5th Ave. Mrs. E. Thorndike, Sec.

New England Soc. G. Wilson, Sec., 65 Liberty
St.
N. Y. Academy of Sciences, Central Park West,
E. O. Hovey, Rec. Sec.
cor. W. 77th St.
N. Y. Association of Working Girls' Societies,
209 E. 23d St. Mrs. Vernon C. Brown, Sec., New
Rochelle.

N. Y. Association for Improving the Condition
of the Poor, 105 E. 22d St. L. E. Opdycke, Sec.
N. Y. Bible Society, 66 Bible House. Chas. W.
Parsons, Sec.

N.Y.City Church Extension and Missionary Soc.
F. M. North, Sec.
of M. E. Church, 150 5th Ave.
N. Y. City Mission and Tract Society, 105 É. 22d
St. W. S. Coffin, Sec.

N. Y. Flower and Fruit Mission, 104 E. 20th St.
Miss F. L. Russell, Sec.
N. Y. Genealogical and Biographical Society,
H. R. Drowne, Sec.
226 W. 58th St.

N. Y. Historical Society, 170 2d Ave. G. R.
Schieffelin, Cor. Sec.

N. Y. Kindergarten Association, 522 W. 42d St. James M. Bruce, Sec.

N. Y. Law Institute, 118 P.-O. Building. J. J. Rollins, Sec.

N. Y. Maennerchor Society, 203 E. 56th St. R. Schuler, Sec.

N. Y. Practical Aid Society, 311 W. 45th St. Adam
Dingwall, Sec.

N. Y. Society for the Enforcement of the Crimi-
nal Law. 106 Fulton St. Edward Insley, Sec.
N. Y. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, 297 4th Ave. E F. Jenkins, Sec.
N. Y. Society for the Suppression of Vice, 140
A. Comstock, Sec.
Nassau St.

N. Y. Society of Pedagogy, 400 E. 86th St. Edward A. Page, Pres.

N. Y. Sunday-School Association, 105 E. 22d St. J. T. Goodman, Sec.

N. Y. Typographical Society, 32 Union Sq., E