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I
DRY GOODS—COMMISSION, (roman-Rs. IMPOR-
TERs AND MANUFACTURERS. . a
,, SWEETSER, PEMBROOK o co.
m .. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or
DRY GOODS.
374, 376 AND 378 BROADWAY.
l .. CORNER WHITE STREET, NEW YOEK.
I nnEss GOODS. SILKS, WOOLLENS .
ROSIERY.-NOTIONS KID GLOVE '
WHITE GOODS, LiNENs WASH Goons,
FLANNELS. DOMESTICS, ETC. ¥
TREAT & CONVERSE»
r W “IS-AND 81 WORTII ST.. NEW-v YORK.
l, PHILADELPHIA. B s
i
. , , 0 TON. BALTIMORE
Agents for WASHINGTON, PRINTS.
. ,- .S .H. GREENE & SONS.
’ Ina] nob Fancies -
, , J en, es, Dalluécfiiutes. Pinko, Pun-plea
Whites. Royhcfihlgres‘s GoOds, Plain Color-
0~ BLUES. ., .
Bleached and Brown Cottons.
.l. SPENCER TURNER 60.:
fig: COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
[Ea Ito. 109 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK.-
FEE: MANUFACTURERS or
‘ . . COTTON SAIL DUCK. . . :
uLLASSEE FALLS MFG. co. . GREENWOODS 'Co.
LYNCHBURG COTTON MILLS. .U. s. BUNTING Co. -
Tim LANE MILLS. TELL CITY WOOLLEN-mLLs.
'WENDELL, FAY d. 60.;
:1 , COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
82 and 84 WORTH ST., NEW YORK.
IO Summer St... Boston. 939 Market St., Philadelphia.
- - National Exchange Bank Bldg.. Baltimore.
.. Sole Agents for MIDDLERSEX STANDARD INDIGO
BLUE FLANNELS. . .
All \Vool CASSIMERES, CLOAKI'NGS, KERSEYS and
TBICOTS from CAMPBELL MILLS, SWIFT RIVER C0..
BELLEVILLE MILLS. v'
CLARENCE WHITMAN & CO.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
39—41 LEONARD 5'12,
, NEW YORK. _ .
PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS.
White Good... Fine Printed Dress Fabrics, Woven Chi-—
cred Goods, Quilts, Plain, Hemmed, Fringed, White and
Fancy Colored Weaves, Lace Curtains and Curtain Nets.
WOODWARD, BALDWHN & 00.,
‘3 AND 45 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK.
EEEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, DRILLS, FINE, BROWNS
AND BLEACHED DRILLS, L‘I‘C. DRESS AND
STAPLE GINGHAMS, DRESS SUITINGS,
DOMETS, PLAIDS, CHECKS, ETC.
6, 7, 8 and 1002. Ducks, Solid Colors, Plaids and Fancy,
£150 in Greys, 22 to 120 inches, Different Weights. Cot—
tonades in Large Variety. Bleached Ducks, etc. Linen
Homespuns ill a Variety Of Styles, Qualities and Widths.
’ DRY GOODS—RETAILERS AND IiiI-PORTERS.
REEL 554—594 BKY. CABLE ”BAULAND."
JOSEPH H. BAIUL'AND COMPANY,
— DRY GOODS AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
OFT'ERMAN BUILDING, FULTON, DUFFIFJLD AND
.BRIDGE 51‘s.. ‘
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK.
Q"
' E... JOURNEAY d BURNHAM,
L T31. l_;_ meoRTERs- AND RErATLERslor
F. o . DRY GOODS-AND NOVELTIES . .
MOTION FLATBUSH AVE; AND ‘FULTOH ST”
' . ., BROOKLYN, N. .Y. '
FREDERICK LOESER’ & co.
IMPORTING RETAILERS.
’ BROOKLYN. N. Y.
PARIS: 43 Rue de Paradis. BERLIN: 50 Bitter Strasse.
VIENNA: 55 Windmiihl Gasse. FRANKFORT: 56 Midde
,Strasse. ST. GALL: I Teufenerstrasse. 'PLAUEN: 10
Bahnofstrasse. LE PUY: 2 Place du Breuil.e CALAIS: 2
Bue‘Nationale. NOTTINGHAM: 47, 49 and 51 Stoney St.
E, A. D. MATTHEWS c6 SONS,
"" IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS.
I'ULTON ST., GALLATIN PLACE AND LIV-
INGSTON ST., BROOKLYN. N. Y.
’ 7
0 NEILL S
CTR AVE., 20TH To 215T ST.. NEW YORK.
THE GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE
OF THE COUNTRY.
EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR COMFORT OR’
IDORNMENT TO PERSON OR HOUSEHOLD. A
CATALOGUE TWICE A YEAR, APRIL AND SEPTEM—
BER. OUT—OF—TOWN FRIENDS CAN HAVE A COPY
FOR THE ASKING. “
H. O’NEILL :S; 00., 6TH AVE., NEW YORIC.
STERN BROTHERS;
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS 0F
. - DRY GOODS,
UPHOLSTERY AND MILLINERY.
82 T0 43 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AND
A B To 35 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET,
. ~- -‘ _ _NEW YORli. - ‘
DYEs AND DYESTUFFS.
"mm AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE AND GLOBE
'ANILINE WORKS.
. ‘ THE HELLER & MERZ co. :
PROPRIETORS.
'35 MAIDEN LANE . . . . . . m YORK.
. ' METROPOLITAN HOLIDAY 4 SUPPLEMENT ~.
. EDUCATIONAL. ' ,
GENERAL THEOLOGI GAL SEMINAR
. NO. CHELSEA SQUARE. ‘ ’ _
Tho Very Rev. EUGENE AAHOF'FMANLM
GIARLES BULL, Bursarand Asst. IJbru-lan.
The Trustees—The Board of Trustees is constituted as
follows: Every Bishop of the Church and the Dean of the
Seminary is entitled to be a member ofthe Board. .There
are also fifty, other Trustees, twenty—five elected by the
House of Deputies at each stated General Convention and
twenty-five elected-by certain Dioceses on the basin of
their former-contributions to the Seminary." . .. - _
THE _ NZTIONAL CONSERVATORY. or; HUSI
, OF AMERICA. -
Founded bv Mrs. Jeannette M. Thurber. - :
Incorporated in 1885 Undier, :{he ngs of the state of New—
.-, or,‘an.-..-
Chartered in 1891 by the Congress of the United States.
NATIONAL OFFICE, 2,109 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing—
. .ton, D. C.‘ -
126 and'123 EAST SEVENTEENTH- STREET,
UI’TOWN PIANO SCHOOL. 239 Lenox Ave., cor. 122d SE,
. , - NEW YORK. -- ‘ ‘ ,'
THE NORMAL _,0_0LLEGE ~
or THE CITY OF NEW YORK. -
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. '
,, JACOB W. MACK. Chairman. .-
Wmiam H, Hurlbut, Nathaniel A. Prentiss.
Daniel E. McSweeney. M. D.Jolln G. .Azar.
E. Ellery Anderson, -' William Greenough. .
James Speyer. «
Thomas Hunter,-Pres. -Normal College.
Charles Bulkley Hubbell. Ex-Ofllcio.
., N E‘W—YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC, I
anoorporated by the state of New—York, 1379.)
ALEXANDER LAMBERT. Director.
OFFICERS. : '
,RE'l'I‘ P. WHEELER... '
MORRIS RENO .....
LATHAM G. REED.
...... Treasurer
ARNOLD STIEFEI. ...... . .Business Manager
Collegé’ Building, 128-130 East Fiftyeeighth Street,
Between Lexington and Park Avenues.
_ . NEW-YORK
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
N0. 112 EAST 18TH STREET,
Between Fourth Avenue and Irving Place.
Established in 1863 and Chartered Under Special Law of
- - ' State of New—York in 1865. _
OPEN DAILY DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR.
S. _N. GRISVVOLD. President.
. . . . . . . .Presiden't
. .Vicc—President
...... Secretary
E. H. HULL. Secretary.
THE NEW-YORK HOM(EOPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLHCHAND HOSPITAL-
’ WM. TOD HELMUTH, M. D.. LL. D., Dean of the Fac—
ulty; H. M. DEARBORN‘, M. D., Sec'y of the Faculty;
GEORGE G. SHELTON. M. D..‘Registrar.
Board of Trustees—Hon. RUFUS. B. COVVING, Presi—
dent: Mr. GILES I-l. TAINTOR, Vice—President; Hon.
ROSWELL P. FLOWER. Treasurer; Hon. GEORGE W.
CLARKE, Secretary. '
NEW-YORK INSTITUTION
-- , FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB,
_ WEST 163D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE.
Chartered 181?. . Opened 1818.
THE FIRST ESTABLISHED ORAL SCHOOL FOR THE
~ ‘-DEAE IN THE UNITED STATES.
A FREE SCHOOL FOR ALL DEAF CHILDREN OF THE
' STATE.
Total numbericf pupilswllo have received instruction dur-
ing the seventy—nine years since its organization, 3,675.
N E W-YORK INSTITUTION
» FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB,
.WEST 163D ST. AND ELEVENTH AVE.
Every known instrument 01: aid whichvis of value .in
their education is‘used. - _,
e All corresriondence regarding the admission .01
should be addressed to the Principal, ~ '
ENOCH HENRY’CURRIER‘. 'M. , A.
THE NEW-YORK INSTITUTION FOR
THE BLIND,
412 NINTH AVENUE.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. ,
pupils
WILLIAM C. SCITERMERHORN ............... President
PETER MARIE .......................... Vice—President
F. AUGS. SCHERMERHORN ........ Recording Secretary
FREDERICK SHELDON . . . ..Corresponding Secretary
HOWLAND DAVIS ............................ Treasurer
WM. B. Vi’AI'I‘ ............................. Superintendent
NEW—YORK LAW SCHOOL,
120 BROADWAY.
CHASE, LL. B ............ Dean of the Faculty
TRUSTEES OF THE LAW SCHOOL
Names. Addresses.
Hon. JOHN BIGELOW, LL. D., President of the Board,
Highland Falls, N. Y.
THOMAS S. ORMISTON. LL. B., Treasurer2.7 Nassau St.
THOMAS M. DILLINGHAM, M. D. .. .8 West 49th Street
ALBERT B. BOARDMAN, LL. B .......... 35 Wall Street
GEORGE CHASE, LL. B., Secretary ........ 120 Broadway
NET‘V1YORK UNIVERSITY.
DIRECTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Administrative Offices, Washington Square.
Administrative Offices, Washington Square.
H. M. MACCRACKEN, LL. D.,‘Chancellor.
L. J. TO \iPKINS, LL. B., Registrar.
University College. University Heights. Graduate School,
W'ashington Square. School of Engineering, University
Heights. School of Pedagogy, Washington Square. Medi—
cal School, No. 410 E. 26th St., Law School, Washington
Square. University Library, University Heights, with two
branches at Washington Square.“ L. J. Tompkins; Libra—
rian. University Heights is seventeen minutes from
Forty—second Street I" the Hudson River Railway, and
about forty minutes y the Sixth Avenue Elevated and
New-York and. Putnam Road . , » .
PAGKARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
S. S. PACKARD, President.
_‘ A. C. LOBECK, Sec'y and Trees.
The College. occupies the building formerly used by the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, corner of TWenty—
third Street and Fourth Avenue, the most convenient and
accessible location in the city“,
The building has been entirely renovated and beautifled.
and for solidity, light, ventilation, arrangement, comfort
T‘evexl: luxury—is not excelled by any school building in
t o c Y- 3 ‘ ‘ '
GEORGE
PRATT INSTITUTE,
BROOKLYN, N. Y. ,,
BOARD or TRUSTEES. '
CHARLES M. PRATT, President. GEORGE} D. PRATT,
FREDERIC B. PRATT. Secretary and Treasurer.
P. 0. BOX 1094. Works: NEWARK. N. 1. Associate Council—Frank L. Babbott, William .T.
, .Coombs, Charles O._ Gates, John Gibb, the Rev..John
, EDUCATIONAL. gviilmiglsxtjoge, Vgotoéert J. Kimball, ’I‘Iayden W. Wheeler,
' HCLHCTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE '
L, H OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. 82" FRANCIS COLLEGE’
| 1
NO. 239 EAST FOUR'I'EEN’I'H STREET.
flattered April 22, 1865. Organized December 19. 1m.
. Whole Number of Graduates, 784.
hard of Officers and Trustees—President, Thomas N.
Rocker; Vice—President, W. R. Spooner; TNWP. A. W-
W. Miller; Secretary, Frederick R. Lee; Dean of the Fac—
Ilty, George W. Boskowitz, M. D.; Registrar. Jones 11%
W Ben. M. D.. 239 Rut 14th Street. ,
g’i BROOKLYN. N. Y.
BALTIC~ sT.. ' _ .
”ween Smith and Court 8th.. ,
, EDUCATIONAL. .
. - ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE,
' FORDHAM, N. Y.-
Rn. THOMAS J. CAMPBELL. s. 3.. President.
Rev. W. G. READ M'ULLAN, s. 1.. Vice—President.
Prefect .of Studies and Chief Disciplinarian.
Rev. IGNATIUS RENAUD, s. J., Treasurer.
RonMICHAEL J. HUGHES. s; J.. Chaplain. -
Rev. JOSEPH M. RENAUD. s. J., Minister.
., Rev. MICHAEL FLYNN, s. J., Librarian.
THE -
~ COLLEGE OF ST. FRANCIS NAVIER,
15TH ANDVIGTH STREETS, WEST 0F 51‘]! AVE.
FACULTY, AND OFFICERS. ‘ *
M. THOMAS E. MURPHY. S. J., President.
.1 ’ , ,Rev. JAMES P. FAGAN, S. J.. .
Vice—President, Prefect of Studies and Librarian.- .~
307. PETER "J. O'CARROLL.'S. J. Treasurer. -
. , - ~Mr. JOHN J. LUNNY, S. J..* - ‘
Secretary and Prefect of Discipline.
Mr; JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, S. J.. '
Registrar and Assistant Prefect .0! Discipline. ‘ . ,
THE MANHATTAN COLLEGE,
__ :, BOULEVARD, con. W. 131ST sT. , f .‘
Conducted by the Brothers of the Christian School.
OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE.
Rev. BROTHER QUINTINIAN.
‘ Chairman of Board of Trustees. -
Rev. BROTHER JUSTIN. . . .‘ ....... . .'.. . . . . . . . .President
Rev. BROTHER JAMES.........................Director
,Rev. BROTHER JOHN ....... ..;............‘..Secretary
Rev. BROTHER ANGELUS ........... . . . .' ...... Treasurer.
THE NEW-YORK TRAINING-SCHOOL
FOR DHACONHSSHS. ‘
a." ,. WARDEN,
THE REV.‘ WM. R. HUNTINGTON, D. D.
DEAN”, ‘
THE REV. HASLETT M’KIM. D. D.‘
HOUSE—MOTHER OF THE SCHOOL-HOME.
- 228 East 12th Street, . .
MISS SUSAN TREVOR KNAPP.
, . THE
PAGKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
JORALEMON STREET, BETWEEN CLINTON AND
COURT STREETS. ,
TRUMAN J. BACKUS, LL‘ D.,
President of , the Faculty.
,M
BRYAN H. SMITH.
‘ ' President Board of Trustees.
FREDERICK P. BELLAMY, Secretary.
THE WOMAN’S M EDI GAL O OLLE GE
' . of the
NEW—YORK INFIRMARY FOR WOMEN 8: CHILDREN,
321 EAST 15TH ST., NEW YORK.
Emily Blackwell. M. D., Dean of. the Faculty; Julia
Cabot Wilde, Sub—Dean; Gertrude B. Kelly, M. D., Secre—
tary 'of the Faculty. Trustees—President, Robert Oly—
phant, 21 Cortlandt Street; Vice—President, Edward C.
Henderson, 59 Wall Street; Treasurer, Edward Tatham, 82
Beekman Street; Secretary, Frederick Potts Moore, _15
Cortlandt Street. Chairman of College Committee, Miss
Julia B. De Forest. 24 East Thirty—fifth Street. .
UNION THEOLOGIO’AL SEMINARY,
. 700 PARK AVENUE. .
THE REV. CHARLES CUTHBERT HALL
President of the Faculty.
JOHN CROSBY BROVVN.'
.President of the Board or TrusteeS.
D. WILLIS JAMES,
Vice—President. .
E. M. KINGSLEY,
Treasurer, Recorder and Secretary.
WEBB’S AOADEM Y AND HOME
‘ FOR SHIPBUILDERS, ;
"FORDRAM- HEIGHTS N. Y. '*
' ' ' . n i T ' T 1 v
Oificers——Wilhan H. Webb. Presidmt Stevenson ay or
Vice—President; Stephen ‘M. Wright.
Andrew Reed,.Besident Manager
I _
. Fl tChel‘, Stevenson. Taylor. CharlesiH. Cramp, ~
Sitcom?- Thomas S. Marvel. Herbert Lawrence, .
Nixon. ..
Lewis
ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY,
Principal Office.
4 SCHENECTADY, N. Y.
4!; BROAD STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
Cracker-Wheeler Electric Company,
MANUFACTURERS ‘
AND
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS,
39 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORXI.
Works, Ampere, N. J., near Newark.
SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY;
COMMERCIAL OABLE- BUILDING,
20 BROAD STREET,
NE‘V YORK.
Works: Watsessing, N. J.,
and 527-531 West' 34th St., N. Y.
. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION.
CATARACT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
' 15 BROAD STREET,
NEW YORK.
EDWARD D. ADAMS, President. ,
FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON, First Vice Prest.
EDWARD A. VVICKES, Second Vice Prest.
WILLIAM ,B. RANKINE, Secy—Treas.
BIOTORS.
ELECTRIC DYNAMOS AND
DIESEL, MOTOR ‘ COMPANY
OF ADIERICA.
ADOLPHUS BUSCH, President.
HUGO REISINGER, Sec'y 8; Trees.
E. D. MEIER, Engineer—in—Chief.
11 BROADWAY,_ - - NEW YORK.
FORT WAYNE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
j Manufacturers of
Electric Lightinggand Power Apparatus,
115 BROADWAY. NEW YORK}
«J,
1.... JILL
Extending to Butler 5‘ '5'. 5‘.
i M _
'—.Treasurer; .
Tru te ——William H. Webb, Thomas «E. Rowland, Alt—i
drew 535:3, Geoi‘ge.Rowland, James O. Poillon, ngggxrryl
, "ELECTRIC LIGHT ANDPOWER. -
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC . '
I LIGHT AND POWER C3;
187 MONTAGUE STREET, :
V. , BROOKLYN," N. I.
E. F. PECK. Generalan-perintendent. >» .
ELECT-RIC. MACHINERY.
WALKERgCOMPANY,’ - ,
‘ ‘ is BROADhST" N. Y. CITY.
CLEVELANDORIO NEW/ILAvEN, CONN.
WALKER' OAR MOTORS-FOR STREET LIN:-
, ELEVATED OR SUBURBAN. TRAFFIC. *_
j
ELEvATORs. " ' _ F"! -‘
ons BROTHERS & co.
STANDARD ELEVATORS
.. AND . --
. HOISTING MACHINERY,
‘ '_36 a 38 PARK ROW, NEW YORK;
4—D-
H
ENGINEERS—CONTRACTING.
FRANK M. PIERCE ENGINEERING 004
FRANK M. PIERCE, PROP.
CONTRACTING ENGINEERS,
Rice—Sargent and Other High Grade Engines and Both
Complete Power Plants Designed and Installed. >
Electric Railways "Financed," Built and Equippul.
H. VEMEYER BUILDING, ‘
26 CORTLANDT ST., - . - NEW Yam
A...
EXPORTERS. _ _ y
#
CADENAS & cOE.
25-27 WILLIAM STREET.
i P. O. Box 1,682.
CABLE ADDRESS: CADENAS, NE'W Y0“
M. Camacho Roldan. I. N. Van W
CAMACHO ROLDAN & VAN SICKELo
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
N0. 95 BROAD STREET.
Fourth Floor, No. 406,
P. 0. Box 1,609. NEW YORK.
. G. AMSINCK &.‘CO.,
BANKING AND EXCHANGE. :-
EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
EUROPEAN EXPORT.-
B -.HANOV~ER ST.
A .KUNHARDT a co.
2 ,BEAVER STREET,
NEW YORI{
THE AMERICAN TRADING COMPANY,
HEAD OFFICE, 100 WTLLIAM’ST,
NEW YORK.
BRANCHES: SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE, mn-
DON, SAN FRANCISCO.
EXPRESS COBIPANIES.
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY.
President, JOHN J. VALENTINE. San Francisco.
Asst. to Pres’t, AARON STEIN. San Francisco.
General Auditor, J. S. BUNNBLL, San Francisa
Manager, DUDLEY EVANS, New York City.
Manager, A. CHRISTESON, Kansas City.
Manager, L. F. ROW‘ELL, San Francis“,
EXPRESS CARRIERS 0F _
MONEY, VALUABLES AND FREIGHT
To All Points, North, South, East and West.
FELTS—FOR POLISHING, ETC.
Telephone 431 Franklin. .
TINGUE, HOUSE & co.
MANUFACTURERS
F .
FELTS M‘E‘OIII’XN'IIEA‘LRITURTIIOSES. i
‘.
SALESROOM AND OFFICE, .
56 READE ST., NEW YORK. 3*“.
Mills: Glenville, Conn. -
FELT GOODS—UPIIOLSTERY & EMBROIDERY.
W. S. TAYLOR. & BLOODGOOD, JR.,
Manufacturers ‘01 _
FELT Goons, UPHOLSTERY ._ , 2
AND EMBROIDERY 'F'ELTs.
WINDSOR CABINET CLOTH."
NO. 8 THOMAS STREET, " - NEW YORK.
Bsex Felting Mills, Cranford, N. J. Established 1847.
FORWARDERS.
Telephone 314 Broad. Cable Address: Spedition, New York.
DAVIES, TURNER .5 00.,
Foreign Express and Freight Carriers.
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS,
27 STATE STREET, NEW YORK.
London, 52 Lime St., E- 0., and 118A8Regent St. W.
l L '. "
Liverpool, Bancroft Bldg.. ' Old Hal
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