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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE DIRECTORS

OF TUB

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY. 5612,

JANUARY, 5636-37-1877.

NEW YORK

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF THE HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM,

76th Street, bet. Third and Lexington Aves.

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FOR 1877.

ADOLPH HALLGARTEN, President. HARRIS ARONSON, Vice-President. SAMUEL M. SCHAFER, Treasurer. HARMON H. NATHAN, Hon. Secretary.

HENRY GIPTERMAN, J. M. STINE, SOLOMON SOMMERICH, EDWIN EINSTEIN, L. FATMAN, LEVI SAMUELS, ISAAC S. SOLOMON, HYMAN BLUM, F. KURZMAN, ISAAC BLUMENTHAL, V. H. ROTHSCHILD, LOUIS STIX, NATHAN LITTALTER, SOLOMON SULZBERGER, ISAAC WALLACIL

JOSEPH L. SCHERER, Assistant Secretary

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EXECUTIVE :

HARRIS ARONSON, 1. S. SOLOMON, HENRY GITTERMAN, NATHAN LITTAUER, S. SOMMERICH, EDWIN EINSTEIN, LEWIS FATMAN, LEVI SAMUELS, HYMAN BLUM.

FINANCE t

F. KURZMAN, J. M. STINE, V. H. ROTHSCHILD, HARMON H. NATHAN. ISAAC BLUMENTHAL.

BEQUESTS

LOUIS STIX, SOLOMON SULZBERGER, ISAAC WALLACH,

LEOPOLD B. SIMON, Superintendent. ;

ptexlical and Jaivrjical J»taff

ATTACHED TO THE HOSPITAL.

ATTENDING PHYSICIANS;

A. JACOBI, M.D. ALFRED L. LOOMIS, M.D. MAX HERZOG, M.D. ATTENDING SURGEONS

BEN. I. RAPHAEL, M.D. HERMAN GULEKE, M.D. ISIDORE STACHELBERG, M.D.

CONSULTING SURGEONS; WILLARD PARKER, M.D. THOS. M. MARKOE, M.D.

HOUSE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON : ALOYS SCHAPRINGER, M.D. W. A. NICHOLSON, M.D.) >• Assistants. D. A. DAVIDSON, M.D. j

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INTERNAL DISEASES.

E. I. MESSEMER, M.D. M. T. MESSEMER, M.D.

CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.

MARY PUTNAM JACOBI, M.D. G. P. BUTLER, M.D.

SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.

DAVID FROEHLICH, M.D. I. H. WILLIAMS, M.D. WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT.

PAUL F. MUNDE, M.D. RUDOLPH TAUSKY, M.D. givsctovs* ilcport for 1876,

In giving the patrons and members of the Mount Sinai Hospital a report of its administration for the past year, the Directors would state that it has been their desire to extend the benefits of the Insti- tution to the greatest possible number, to procure for them the best medical help and greatest physical comfort, and to accomplish this with the utmost economy practicable. They believe that the record will bear the strictest investigation. The number of patients treated during the year was 1,516, against

1,330 for the previous year ; being a daily average of 114.84 as against 93.62, or an increase of over 21 patients daily. To do this, the number of employees has not been increased, while the food sup plies less , have cost by about $2,000 than during the year 1875 ; the cost of food for each inmate being 26|- cents per day. Having been enabled, by the results of the Fair held during December last, not only to replace the Sinking Fund, but also to obtain the means to make some very needful repairs and improve- ments, we would call your attention to the report of the Building Committee, showing what has been accomplished, and the way the money has been expended. It was absolutely necessary to provide the Hospital with additional heating apparatus, a proper house for the dead, and a room for surgical operations. The Board of Directors, therefore, did not hesitate to use a part of the funds so generously donated, for the purpose of establishing all these improvements. The total expense incurred has been about $17,000. We invite their inspection, believing that they are thoroughly adapted for their

purposes ; they having been carried out under the careful supervision

of the architect, Mr. H. Fernbach ; other alterations have yet to be made, and plans for them are now being digested. It is our hope to bring the Mouut Sinai Hospital, in all its appointments, into the front rank of its sister institutions of this city. We would call your attention to the reports of the Executive and Finance Committees, which contain the details of the workings of

this great charity ; we rely upon an ever warm-hearted, generous

[ public to support it by its patronage and membership. Our receipts

I from these sources are not sufficient, by far, to cover the running expenses, and while the report of the Treasurer shows a balance of j I $33,000 on hand on December 1st, it must be remembered that this Fuud, and } $12,500 of belongs to the Sinking $12,000, more or

| less, are still due for cost of the above-mentioned improvements, so j that but $8,000 to $9,00J remain, applicable to the maintenance of

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The practice of erecting tablets in our wards, to perpetuate the memory of departed relatives and friends, cannot be too highly com- mended. Four such memorials have been added during the past year to those previously existing, and another will soon express our gratitude for the legacy left the Hospital by the late Lewis Phillips. We gratefully acknowledge the receipt of a legacy left by the late Max Heidelbach. The outdoor department has gained in attendance very consider- ably, and a very satisfactory system of order has been introduced. To our medical and dispensary staff, who have with unflagging devotion given their time and skill for the relief of the suffering poor, we tender our sincere thanks; their efforts have been well rewarded, by seeing so large a number of convalescents and cured leave our Hospital. Let us hope that Divine Providence will enable all who are interested in the welfare of an institution which opens wide its doors to the poor and helpless, without distinction of creed or nationality, which asks no questions and imposes no restrictions, except that the applicant come within its rules of admission, to con- tinue their labors, and that its friends may increase and multiply, so that every corner of its noble building may be made available, and be dedicated to its holy work.

Respectfully submitted. ADOLPH HALLGARTEN, President. H. ARONSON, Vice-President. SAMUEL M. SCHAFER, Treasurer. NATHAN LTTTAUER, Hon. Secretary.

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Report ox the gutancc (Committee.

To the Board of Directors of the Jit. Sinai Hospital. The Finance Committee beg to submit the following as their yearly report. The receipts and disbursements of the Hospital, during the year ending November, 30th, 1876, were as follows

RECEIPTS.

Dues from Patrons #14,812 50 41 " Members 10,395 00 Receipts from Pay Patients 2,571 49 " Interest 4,110 17 " " Legacies and Bequests 4,833 9(>

; " < Donations 5,821 07 " " Book of Life 183 75 " " Perpetual Bed Account 5,000 00 " Life Bed Account 2,000 00 " " Life Member Account 200 00 " Sundries 96 18

$49,524 12 DISBURSEMENTS.

The annexed schedule "A" contains a detailed statement of the Support Account, amounting to ... $44,485 94 Schedule "B" details the receipts from Legacies and Bequests ; schedules "C" and "D," the donation received through the "Book of Life," and other donations. Schedules "E " and "F" are detailed statements of the Perpetual Bed and Life Bed Accounts; schedule "G" presents an exhibit of the Hospital Building and Property Accounts ; and schedule "H" is the balance sheet of the books. Your committee have examined the Treasurer's accounts and found the same correct. By a comparison of the Support Account of this year with that of the year previous, we find the expenses of the Institution reduced by the amount of $2,280.52, while, at the same time, its wards have been opened to a much larger number of applicants, in both the Indoor and the Dispensary Department, than at any previous periods. 8 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The generosity displayed by the community towards us during the late Hospital Fair, as also various bequests, made to us by benevolent members of our faith, have largely increased our resources. The net result of the Fair was $115,229.08, of which $90,000 were used for the reinstatement of the Sinking Fund, $77,595 thereof

having been invested on first mortgages on improved real estate in

the city of New York (schedule I), worth at least double the amount

loaned thereon, and the balance is in the hands of the Treasure r, to be similarly applied. The remaining amount has been reserved to meet contracts, already made, for permanent improvements specified in the report oi the Building Committee. Through the munificent bequest of the late Lewis Phillips, Esq., the sum of $3,209.01 has already been paid to us, and we also own

a one-fourth interest in three (3) mortgages, assigned by his execu- tors jointly to the Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society, the Hebrew Free School Society, the Hebrew Free Burial Society, and the Mount Sinai Hospital, amounting in the aggregate to $35,761.94. The Finance Committee would suggest that proper recognition be taken of the great liberality displayed by the deceased toward our

charity, by commemorating it in some suitable manner on the part of our institution. We are also enabled to gratefully record various other legacies and bequests (schedule B), and donations (schedule C), amongst which an award made to us by the Board of Apportionment, to the amount of $4,248, deserves special and grateful mention. It will thus be seen that the people of this community are keeping us in good remembrance, and in return for the great encouragement we have received, and are continually receiving, we shall earnestly

endeavor to extend the benefits of the Institution to a still larger number of the suffering poor and afflicted.

Respectfully submitted,

FERDINAND KURZMAN, Chairman, V. H. ROTHSCHILD, J. M. STINE, H. H. NATHAN, ISAAC BLUMENTHAL. i

REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.

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B. LEGACIES AND BEQUESTS.

Legacy of the late L. Rosenstein, Esq. .... $559 86 " through Julius Epstein, Esq., Exec. .... 65 09 " of the late Max Heidelbach. Esq. .... 1,000 00 " '• " Lewis Phillips, Esq. .... 3,209 01

$4,833 96

C. DONATIONS THROUGH THE BOOK OF LIFE.

A. N. Fleischman. Esq...... $5 00 I

In commemoration of the Beth-El Prize Temple . 11 75 [

Baruch Ruben, Esq...... 1 00 j

R. Hinrichson, Esq...... i 00 j

Jos. Pick. Jr., Esq. . . . . ' . . 1 00 I

Leopold Kahn, Esq...... 5 00 {

Isaac Steiner, Esq...... 2 00 ]

Mrs. Goodman . . . . . 1 00 j

...... 5 Emil Heineman, E q. 00 {

S. Stein, Esq...... 1 00 |

...... Max Gundelfinger, Esq. 1 00 j

H. Goodman, Esq...... 5 00 {

Rosenstein, Esq...... 2 00 Max {

C. Lichten, Esq...... 5 00 }

Alfred L. Simon, Esq...... 2 00 I

Emilie Heyn ...... 1 00 I

Anonymous ...... 1 00 [

In memory of C. N., by S. H...... 5 00 |

Anonymous ...... 1 00 I

L. Sanger, Esq...... 1 00 I

Chevra B'nai ...... 7 Adam 00 §

Chs. Baer, Esq. ! . . . . . 1 00 f

Henry Baer, Esq...... 1 00 I

. . . . . 1 Nachum Seldo witch, Esq. 00 [

In memory of Mrs. Julia Rieders- . . . . . 4 00 }

Jacob A. Wolfson, Esq...... 1 00 j

Mrs. Marg. Chedwick . . . . . 2 00 j

Mrs. T. A. de Lima . . . . . 5 00 1

E. Messner, Esq...... 5 00 j

L. Schwarz, Esq...... 2 00 j

Sam. Steme, Esq...... 100 ]

Oscar Drey, Esq. . . . . 5 00 |

Mrs. S. H. Heineman . . . . 10 00 {

Mrs. Godfrey ...... 100 j

Lehman Kraus, Esq...... 2 00 j

of . . . . 15 In memory Oscar A. Herrman 00 | )

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S. J. Nathan, Esq...... 10 00 Uriah Herrman, Esq...... 25 00 Julius Lewisohn, Esq...... 25 00

$183 75

Z>. DONATIONS.

Board of Apportionment, 1875 $1,348 60 Geo. 0. Barclay, Esq. 10 00 Siegmund Neustadt, Esq. 5 00 T. Brower Ancher, Esq. 5 00 John J. McLaren, Esq. 5 00 John L. Kahl, Esq. 5 00 Calm. Haas, Esq. 25 00 Wm, Henry, Esq. 2 00 Through Lewis Fatman, Esq. 50 00 Chas. G. Thurnauer, Esq. 25 00 Gonnerin des Hospitals 24 00

I. D. Nordlinger, Esq. 25 00 P. Fischer, Esq. 25 00 Charity Box, Machpela Assoc. 18 47 Board of Apportionment, 1876 4,248 00

$5821 07

Rev. H. Wasserman, periodicals and books. Mrs. D. August, 12 bottles wine. Mrs. M. S. Fechheimer, 12 bottles brandy, 1 box corn starch. Mrs. Welsh, 2 boxes cocoa.

I. Solver, Esq., clothing. Mrs. Bettman, 4 bottles port wine. Metropolitan Gas-light Co., 20 chaldrons coke. George Stein, Esq., periodicals. H. Salomon, Esq., pamphlets. Mrs. Julius Bien, pamphlets. Flower Charities, flowers. Mrs. Samuel Hirsch, clothing. D. L. Einstein, Esq., " Mrs. King, pamphlets and magazines. Mrs. Bettman, fruits. New Yorker Journal, daily 2 copies. Mrs. S. Heineman, 1 doz. bottles wine. Henry Gitterman, Esq., fruits.

Mrs. HymanJ Blum, ) nn ' > 60 pair new slippers. Mrs. A. Prochownick, Adolph Hallgarten, Esq., 1 refrigerator. N. Asiel, Esq., grapes and cakes. Congregation Beth-El, 2 baskets fruits. S. H. Gutman, Esq., 3 bbls. apples. 12 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.

JE. PERPETUAL BED ACCOUNT.

In memory of the late Mrs. S. D. Eosenbaum . $2,500 00 " Lazarus " " " Hrllgarten . . 2,500 00

$5,000 00

F. LIFE BED ACCOUNT.

In memory of the late Mortimer Rosenfeld . . . $1,000 00 " " " " Louise Littauer . . . 1,000 00

$2,eoo oo

G. HOSPITAL BUILDING AND PROPERTY ACCOUNT.

Buildiug and Furniture ..... $377,82+ 45 Sinking Fund . ... 90,000 00

$467,824 45 PERPETUAL BEDS.

Daniel Joseph Jaffe. ^ Louis W. Neustadter/ Lazarus Hallgarten.y Lewis Einstein, j Isaac Dittenhoefer.^ Katy White Englehart. ^ Mary Rosenbaumv

LIFE BEDS. Isaac Bernheimer. Lazarus Rosenfeld. Louise Littauer. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE. 13 14 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.

1„—BONDS AND MORTGAGES,

HELD BY THE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FOR THE SINKING FUND.

1. On property in VV. 46th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, $14,000 00

2. On property in "E. 73d Street, between Third and Fourth Avenues, 4,000 00

3. On property in E. 56th Street, between Madison and Fourth Avenues, 10,000 00

4. On property in W. 41st aud 42d Streets, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, 22,000 00

5. On property in E. 64th Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, 10,000 00

6. On property in First Street, between First Avenue and Avenue A., 17,500 00

With the Treasurer (for investment), 12,500 00

$90,000 00

$95.00 were also paid for accrued interest on one of the mortgages. gveasnrev's JUpovt

New Yokk, November 30th, 1870.

To the President and Directors of Mount Sinai Hospital: Gentlemenj — I have the honor to submit herewith a condensed | report of the receipts and disbursements from the first of January to j the thirtieth of November, 1876.

.jFor details, I respectfully refer you to monthly statements. K my

RECEIPTS.

in Gash received from the Chairman of rhe Finance Committee of the late Fair j

aid of the Mount Sinai Hospital . . $115,229 08 Additional receipts from the same .... 369 25 33 $115,598 j Receipts from Patrons and Members 23,855 00 ...... j Endowments (5.000 00 j (50 Appropriations from Board of Excise 5,596 j Legacies +.833 96 ...... j Interest 4,225 12 j Pay Patients 2,221 49

Donations 224 47 j

Book of Life . 183 75 | Sundries 271 12

8163,009 S4

DISBURSEMENTS.

Investments in Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate in the city of 00 New York • $77,595 Cash paid on Warrants 52,323 96

$129,918 96

Cash on hand 33,090 88

$163,009 84

SAMUEL M. SCH A PER,

Tr< asuri r. Report of tlxe gstctitiuc Committee*

To the President and Directors of the Mount Sinai Hospital : Gentlemen: With far different than their usual feelings did your Executive Committee enter upon their duties for the present year. Heretofore, we have been constrained, year by year, gradually but surely to encroach upon our Sinking Fund, until it had entirely disappeared for, as you are all receipts were ; well aware, our far less than our disbursements, our patrons and members were decreasing in numbers, and we scarcely knew which way to turn to supply our pressing necessities; we felt that a sacred charge had been intrusted to us, and that our best endeavors were due and must be given to our noble charity, and feeling this we determined on the decisive action long contemplated, of holding a Fair in aid of the

Hospital. Its magnificent result is known to you'all ; the Jewish heart is ever ready to respond to humanity's call, and our appeal was not in vain. Our Committee during the past year have held fifty-three meetings, and have passed on 1,56G applications for admission, and of this num- ber 1,466 were treated gratuitously and fifty were pay patients, while from the House Physician's report you will perceive that 154 were refused, for the reason that their cases did not come within the scope of hospital treatment. Of this large number over one-third were refused because they were consumptive, but nevertheless many were treated in our out-door department. The whole number of patients treated during the year was 1,516, of which 104 were remain- ing in the Hospital at the date of our last report; 964 patients were discharged cured, 320 improved, 23 not improved, and 25 left before treatment. The average daily number of patients was 114.84, and their average stay in the Hospital was 27J days. The number of deaths during the year will appear large, having aggregated 74, but of these 18 were from consumption, 17 from other incurable diseases, and 15 were admitted into the Hospital in an entirely hopeless condition. In our out deor

The amount of good resulting from our out-door department and dispensary is very great, and while relieving the suffering and deserv- ing poor to an immense extent, it also prevents the strain on our Hospital, which otherwise could not be avoided, as without these departments many more cases would necessarily have to be admitted into the wards of the Hospital.

The little children of the Orphan Asylum, we regret to state, have demanded considerable care and attention from us ; it is our duty and pride to be able to assist so noble a charity, while we can but grieve that so many of their number during the past year have been stretched on the bed of sickness. We have also gladly and earnestly co-operated with your other great Benevolent Association, the United Hebrew Charities, and have admitted many of their beneficiaries as patients, and in no uase have we refused any of them admittance, unless it was absolutely impossible to admit them under our rules.

The Visiting Committee has been prompt and faithful in atten- dance at the Hospital, hearing complaints (if any), and cheering the sick with words of comfort and good advice. Probably not a day has passed during the entire year, that at least one of your directors has not visited the Hospital.

We can but reiterate our sense of the great debt due our medical 1 staff for their invaluable services. At all times and in all weathers [ they have never neglected their duties, seeking their reward only in [ the consciousness of benefiting their fellow-men.

Also to the special staff of the Dispensary our thanks are eminently {

due ; they too have always been constant and earnest in their labors, |

Our new House Physician, Dr. A. Schapringer, and his assistants, |

Drs. Nicholson and Davidson, are to be commended for their con- | cientious and kind attention to our patients ; their duties are laborious { and burdensome, yet they have never shrunk from fulfilling them. Superintendent, Mr. L. B. Simon, merits our warmest thanks Our j for his devotion to the cause in which he is engaged, always ready =

and at his post. We can but express our unqualified satisfaction at | filled his position. his the manner in which he has To amiable and [ also thanks for the kind care ever willing wife we tender our bestowed | our patients, and the assistance she has rendered her husband in on } his duties.

We are indebted to the Rev. Drs. Adler, Einhorn, Gottheil, | not Huebsch, Isaacs, Jacobs, Lyons, and Mendes, who have been j Institution. They have sought, backward in their visits to our by | REPORT OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

} their frequent presence and by their good words, to alleviate the sorrows of the sick and to heal the wounded heart, and with the divine coinfoits of religion to assuage the grief and misery of our poor

{ sufferers. Their reward is not ofthis world, norMo they ask it. Again

| we thank them for their many visits to our Hospital. The Ladies'

I Auxiliary Society have not faltered or hesitated in their labor of

I love ; their pathway through our halls has been strewn with flowers :

I flowers of kindness to the sick, of sympathy to the mourner, and of

peace, love, and good deeds to all. Worthy descendants of a Rachel |

| and a Miriam, they are indeed "Mothers in Israel," and are rearing

| for themselves a monument more enduring than brass or marble.

I .May the Almighty spare them for a long and happy life. Again we tender our heartful thanks to the Flower Charities and

I the Ladies' Flower Mission, and to the Xew York Stock Exchange,

| for their kindness in sending flowers to the suffering inmates of our

| Hospital. Their gifts have brightened the sick and weary, and made

{ them feel that even in this great wilderness of people they are not

[ forgotten.

It may not be amiss on our part to refer to the propriety of estab- for | lishing at some future day a Home incurables of our persuasion.

| The necessity and usefulness of such an Institution must be patent

} to all of you, and we hope that the day is not far distant, when the existence of such a home, established on a liberal basis, will be an

I honor and a credit to our Jewish Community. It would greatly

1 relieve our Hospital from the pressure which is often experienced by afflictions | us, and serve to alleviate the sorrows and of very many of

our co-religionists, who now, alas ! are doomed to suffer in the bed of sickness, without sufficient if any means to alleviate even their most

I pressing necessities.

We hope, with the return of prosperity to our city, that, inconnec-

| tion with our charitable brethren, we may be able to accomplish the

{ erection of an establishment of this kind, either associated with our

| own Hospital or as a separate Institution working by itself its own good deeds and alleviating the miseries of the afflicted. With a Jewish population of at least 75,000 in this city alone, this ought 1 not to be difficult of accomplishment. Will not some of our wealthy brethren aid us in this work, which would indeed be the crowning

charities in this city ? | act in the establishment of Jewish In conclusion, gentlemen, we take great pleasure in calling your

| attention to the workings of the Hospital during the past year. The

will find elaborated in the other reports ; we will only j figures you REPORT OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 19 j

mention the fact that, while our average number of patients this year has been 114.84, against 93.62 for last year, yet we have succeeded in reducing the expenses for food, etc., more than two thousand dollars ($2,000). We further would congratulate you on the good works that have

[ been accomplished during the past year, as well as the position the

I Mount Sinai Hospital has assumed, and we believe rightfully holds,

kindred Institutions of the land. is not alone | amongst Our good name j confined to the city in which we labor : many and many have been the applications we have received from distant places; for the atten-

[ tionthat is given, the food which is furnished, and the skill which is

physicians in the treatment of patients, is well and | displayed by our favorably throughout the length and breadth of the land. { known But ere we close this our report for the year, we feel constrained j to call attention to the position of our roll of patrons and members, depend for sympathy and support. We ask them to j On these must we j visit us often, and at all times are most glad to have them with us. j If they hear any cause for complaint—for complaints may arise in a inform us without delay, and I large institution like ours—let them we investigation. Ours is no light task, | promise a prompt and faithful and we ask our friends to assist us in it. We further ask them to subscribers, for on these must | aid us in securing us more annual we mainly for maintenance and certain support, and without j depend our usefulness will be curtailed and our very existence jeop- | them, obtain | ardized. If each one of our subscribers will assist us and for

is all ask of them. j us but one patron or member, it we Respectfully submitted, H. ARONSOX, Chairman. H. GITTERMAN,

I. S. SOLOMON, LEWIS FATMAN,

S. SOMMERICH, EDWIN EINSTEIN, X. LITTAUER, LEVI SAMUELS, MYMAN BLUM.

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|tcpjovt jof Special §tailxliug Committee*

To the President and Board of Directors of Mt. Sinai Hospital. The Committee appointed for increasing and refitting the steam heating apparatus of the Hospital, to erect a dead-house, see to necessary repairs, and for improvements generally to the Hospital buildings, beg leave to report: That next to the restitution of the Sinking Fund, the main object in holding the great Fair last year was to enable your Board to give to this Hospital that necessary overhauling which all new buildings require after a few years of use, and more particularly so, in our case, to the steam fitting and the boiler apparatus of the Hospital, which, we regret to say, was from the outset a most insufficient and imper- fect arrangement. To carry out the intentions of the Board, your Committee called to its counsel, as architect, Henry Fernbach, Esq., who reported to us that the boilers, as used to their utmost capacity, would not be sufficient to give the required quantity of heat to all the buildings ; and that, as they were being employed to their full- est extent almost continuously during the winter, they were thereby wasting coal unnecessarily, without being able to perform what was required of them ; besides leaving us in danger of being obliged to close the Hospital and send our patients adrift, should during the cold weather repairs become necessary, as there were no flues in the walls whereby the wards could temporarily be heated with stoves or otherwise. It was therefore considered that here the overhauling should commence.

To execute the required improvements in this respect, it became necessary to provide

1. For additional steam boilers ; 2. To erect new boiler vaults ; 3. To improve and almost wT holly remodel and refit the steam piping apparatus throughout the buildings. After receiving plans and specifications from the architect for the principal works which we had resolved upon, we obtained a number of estimates from responsible parties, and awarded the contracts to

the lowest bidders ; namely, for Steam works and boilers, to Baker, Smith & Co. Mason work, to Mark Eidlitz. :

KEPORT OF SPECIAL BUILDING COMMITTEE. 21

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Carpenter work, to M. Magrath.

Ground was broken in the fore part of July, and solid rocky

ground it was which had to be excavated to make room for the new | boilers. |

j Your committee will give but a brief outline of what has been

I accomplished

The entire steam heating apparatus has been thoroughly remodeled and refitted. It may be said that, with the exception of some radi- ; ators and the retention of the original two boilers, the apparatus has | substantially been made anew, inasmuch as nearly the whole of the |

j old work had to be undone to permit of the proper carrying out of

j the improvements. All the former steam mains and returns, which were inadequate to perform their work, have been replaced by pipes of much larger capacity. New rising lines and returns have been

5 run on the walls throughout the several wards, and in other parts,

[ to supply the steam to the radiators and coils in the several stories,

{ each being controlled separately from the basement. The pipes

I previously used for that purpose, which were placed within flues in

[ the walls and so near to the outside surface that a great portion of

| the heat was lost by condensation, had to be abandoned, as they could not be taken out without causing destruction of other works

! of far greater than their own value. A number of new radiators the halls which heretofore j have been placed to moderately warm

I had been almost without heat, causing a great deal of cold air to rush be entirely avoided, unless all | into the wards. While this cannot the entrances to the wards are furnished with double sets of doors,

1 there is no doubt that by the warming of the halls, the condition of

I affairs will be greatly improved. The steam connections of the in part renewed, and I coils, supplying the hot water tanks, have been refitted. rocks have been removed, { the steam engine in laundry The

I and a handsome boiler vault has been expressly built to receive two

I new tubular steam boilers; these are of forty effective horse power are constructed in the very best manner and provided with j each, and boilers, originally erected when | all latest improvements. The two

! the Hospital was built and which were inefficient formerly, have refitted and reset, and furnished with a | been thoroughly overhauled, the boilers, their capacity { new cast iron front equal to that of new is in the I being 35 horse power each. There now at your command

I four boilers a generative heat of 150 horse power, sufficient for any so arranged that any one boiler | emergency. The work has been or in combination with one or more of the others. | may be used singly ;

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In this way the steam supply can be increased and decreased at will.

Here it may l>e well to mention, that, whilst the heating capacity

lias been so largely increased, the consumption of fuel will be little if any more than formerly. In ordinary weather, only one or two of the boilers need to be used, and they need not be strained to their

utmost capacity, thereby preventing the former waste of fuel, whilst the extremely cold weather, which usually lasts but a short time, finds us prepared to furnish the full extent of heat which may be required. Each of the wings and the centre building receive their

supply from a separate large steam main, controlled by stop cocks, where they enter the ducts. The boilers have been set in pairs, the fires facing each other, and the steam gauges placed within ready sight, thereby enabling the engineer to more readily watch the boil-

I ers and attend to his duties; one of the boilers can almost always be reserved to allow of the fires being changed, and each boiler to be cleaned at the proper time.

In locating the new boilers and resetting the original ones, care has been had to make arrangements for withdrawing and replacing boiler tubes, whenever such should become necessary, without being obliged to tear up and remove the boiler. A great deal of expense and no little annoyance will be saved in the future in this respect. Provision has also been made for ready means of egress in case here- after a boiler has to be taken out and removed from the building

j the same means furnish access for putting in new boilers, when required. | The boiler rooms are cheerful, well lighted, and airy along the ; entire southerly end of the old boiler room an opening six feet wide

| has been made, covered with a substantal iron grating and doors for j hoisting out ashes. A winter covering, made in movable sections,

{ has been provided over thci whole, to shut out the cold air when neces- sary. The entire grating can be readily taken up to admit of any | large works being removed from and replaced in the boiler vaults as

| above indicated.

During the progress of the excavations for the new boiler vaults j it was found that, contrary to the information given by those who

j constructed the former works, the foundation of the main chimney

| did not reach by several feet to the depth required for the new works,

j It therefore became necessary to support and brace up the chimney

{ and to build a heavy embankment wall around its foundation to retain the structure in position, besides necessitating an enlargement of two

I feet in the length of the boiler vault. As this could not have been

I REPORT OF SPECIAL BUILDING COMMITTEE. 23

foreseen, an extra expense had unavoidably to be incurred for the j work in question. draft As provided by the mason's contract, the main chimney (the j greatly impaired, owing to the chimney not being high of which was j enough the close proximity of the Chapin Home) has been in- and j creased by an additional height of fifteen feet and covered with a j neat add substantial cast-iron cap, in place of the former cap, which

on removal was found to be rotten and to have consisted of a mere j sham work of thin sheet-iron. A new lightning rod was erected j along the side of chimney, terminating in the boiler vault. Both the j sets of boilers are connected to the same chimney, the flue having j had to be divided for some distance up by an iron partition. The draft appears to be now all that can be desired.

The new boiler vault is made fireproof by being arched over in brick on rolled iron beams, and levelled up with concrete. A sub- stantial tin roof covers the structure, over which has been erected a staging for drying clothes, inclosed all around by a neat slat fence and railing, and accessible by a flight of stairs from the yard. The walls of the boiler vault are built strong and substantial enough for any permanent structure that it may become desirable to erect on them heieafter.

In the north-east corner of the grounds, filling the space back of the wing containing the female wards, a substantial one-story brick structure with tin roof has been erected for a dead-house and watch room, and provided with all the accessories desirable for the purpose. The walls are faced with brick on the inside, there being no plastering except on the ceilings.

The floor of the watch room is of wood, but that of the dead-house is made of Portland cement, with a base of the same material all around the walls and well joined to the floor, which is inclined from the four sides to a cesspool in the centre, which in turn is connected by a separate drain to the sewer on 67th Street, A special pipe has been laid down also from the said sewer to the new boiler vault, for blowing off the boilers—a thing for which formerly no provision whatever existed. The dead-house is provided with hot and cold

water and thorough means of ventilation : a special fresh-air shaft with movable register to admit the air from the outside, and a foul- air duct by which the air can be withdrawn, whenever desirable, and discharged into the fires of the new boilers.

The watch room is heated by steam, the supply being so arranged that it can be had both from the steam main and the so-called "sum- V"' miinmi.ii imimimmium im ••••>• mum • ••n I s 24 REPORT QF SPECIAL BUILDING COMMITTKK.

mer pipe," and thus allows the room to be warmed independently of

other parts of the building. Should it at any time become desirable to have heat in the dead-house during the performance of an autopsy in winter, a small stove, with the pipe passed through the cold-air

I shaft, would form an easy means.

With the erection of this dead-house and watch room one of the greatest necessities of the Hospital has been supplied. Not only were we cramped for room previously, and the last rites for the dead had to be performed in an improper and unsightly place, uncom- fortable to the watchers and almost indecent for funeral services, but, what was of most importance, the odors which rose from the dead went up to the female wards, thereby endangering the health of our patients seriously. All this has been changed and altered for the better: a structure

has been erected which, for the purpose it is intended for, is all that can reasonably be desired. As the fence walls along 67th Street, and also on the side of the Chapin Home, have been made of avail in the erection of the new buildings, and as the lower portion so used lay entirely below the

grade of the street, it became necessary, as a precaution to keep out dampness, to thoroughly cement and asphalt these walls on the out- side where in contact with the ground, and this work has been car- ried along up to the main chimney of the engine house. Should any leakage develop itself from the grounds of the Chapin Home

along the remaining portion, which is not unlikely, the same remedy would have to be applied hereafter. The entire area or courtyard in front of the fence on 67th street, which was formerly in an unfinished condition, and admitted a great deal of soakage into the hospital grounds, has been flagged over and connected by a cesspool and branch drain with the street sewer. The Neuchatel asphalt rock pavement of the yard has been extended up to and finished around the base of the new buildings, and some defective parts elsewhere repaired. The courtyard at the main gateway on 66th street, which never before had been finished, has been paved with Belgian blocks.

On the request of the Dispensary medical staff, and for the purpose of having a better control over the applicants to the department, an outside entrance to the dispensary has been made from the street, by removing one of the windows, and erecting a vestibule with double doors and the necessary outside and inside steps. The long felt need of an operating room for the surgeons has been REPORT OF SPECIAL BUILDING COMMITT1SK. 25

supplied by taking a part of the synagogue, which was larger than required, and erecting a partition. A special door was made to

enter this room from the hall, and it has been supplied with hot and cold water. The room has been trimmed and wainscoted, to corre- spond with the other works. An operating table has been furnished

and a platform raised and arranged for witnessing the operations ; a case for preserving surgical instruments has also been supplied.

It has been heretofore a cause of great complaint that the victuals served to the patients, by their transit from the kitchen to the wards, had become cold and unpalatable. Our cooks and nurses had tried to avoid as much as possible this objectionable feature, but could not well succeed, on account of the long distance.

The Board of Directors, to obviate this difficulty, authorized your committee to apply the proper remedy, and each of the wards has now been provided with a neat and convenient warming table and plate warmer, heated by steam. Thus, the means are now afforded for serving the food to the patients in a warm state, even in the coldest of weather. The two marble floor corridors, connecting the main building with the wings, and which will ever form a source of complaint on account of their extreme airiness and cold, have been so far improved as to have had the windows well secured with bolts, to prevent their being blown open, and the crevices have been fitted over with mouldings, and weather strips around the head lights. The Board of Fire Underwriters had repeatedly notified the Ilospi-

it | tal authorities that the smoke Hue from the kitchen, as passes through the several upper stories, as also the flooring under the i laundry stove, and some minor works were not protected according

| to the requirements of the law. It was necessary to cut away the plastering and furring in front of the flue throughout, and to replace the former work with iron lath and a substantial coat of plastering.

This all has been done in a workmanlike manner.

Botli wings of the hospital contain a number of rooms which are more than ordinarily exposed to the inclemencies of wind and weather, being on the corners; some of them, though but of small

size, have five large and high windows. If has been thought proper the inside by board shutters, ! to close some of these windows from with felting between them. This will make useful to the hospital a number of rooms which heretofore could only be used temporarily. Thus we have delineated to you the work which has been accom- plished. We trust that nothing has been done which was not 26 REPORT OF SPECIAL BUILDING COMMITTEE.

absolutely necessary, and a direct benefit to the hospital. Dare we \

say that all that is required has been accomplished'? We regret to I

be obliged to answer this query in the negative. For, whilst there I

have certainly been great improvements made, there is still a spectre I before us, that at some future day the water works will have to be j

treated in the same manner as the steam works have been attended § to now. We have exercised, as far as possible, the strictest economy j in carrying out these improvements, but, nevertheless, the sum { appears to be large. usefulness of depended The the Hospital {

on these unavoidable alterations and repairs, and the institu- j

tion is indebted to a generous public, for having placed the means {

at your command to execute them. The expenses incurred | are defined in exhibit, are in numbers annexed marked A, and round { about seventeen thousand dollars, whereof seven thousand have been j

paid, and the remainder will be paid as fast as we think it can safely |

be done, with a due regard for the interests of the hospital, after }

having given the work a proper trial and a thorough examination. | We have made available all the old materials which could be used, and received a full allowance for the remainder from Messrs. Baker,

Smith & Co. ; for an old boiler, for which we had no further use, we received the sum of $1 75. To complete the work of this year, it will be necessary to have the steam pipes felted wherever too much exposed, and where the heat is not required—a subject to which the attention of your committee is directed at the present time. Respectfully submitted, HARRIS ARONSON, New York, Dec. 10th, 1876. NATHAN LITTATJER.

SCHEDULE A.

Baker, Smith & Co., contract for boiler work . $2,790 00

refitting heating apparatus, etc., etc. . . 5,337 56

plate-warmers and warming-tables . . 378 00

Mark Eidlitz, contract for mason work . . 5,000 00

other than contract work . . . 422 01

M. Magrath, contract for carpenter work . . 945 00

other than contract work . . . 517 02

Neuchatel Rock Paving Co. . . . . 300 00

Moen's Asphaltic Cement Co. . . . 145 78

John Downey, carpenter, operating-room . . 100 67

H. Guile, lightning-rod . . 30 00 Architect's fees, $150 and 5 per cent on about $15,700 935 00

$16,901 04 £Ae President and Board of Directors of Mt. Sinai Hospital.

December 1st, 1876.

Gentlemen:—I herewith transmit for your consideration and pub- lication a yearly statement pertaining to the medical and surgical service of this Institution.

Among your many liberal provisions for the effectual accomplish- ment of hospital designs, I cannot forbear congratulation upon the newly fitted operating room, which has been of signal service, as well attested by frequent use.

The increased destitution that universally prevails brings its array of diseases peculiar to privation. Fully cognizant of an increased demand for charitable succor, our Institution has not been loth to relieve a fair ratio of the national calamity.

I am pleased to invite your attention to a synopsis of the workings of the indoor department of the Hospital for the past five years. Patients treated during 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 706 866 1144 1330 1516

I have to thank my earnest and efficient assistants, Drs. W. A. Nicholson, and D. A. Davidson, for their well-timed support.

A. SCHAPRINGER, M.D.,

Resident Physician and Surgeon. ., .

28 RKPORT OF THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN.

NUMBER OF PATIENTS TREATED IN THE HOSPITAL DURING THE YEAR.

CO litems. ales. ales. dren. f Chil Fern Grati i

Remaining from last year. . 70 34 87 17 4 100 104 947 465 1242 170 50 1362 1412 898 434 1163 169 41 1291 1332 Died 49 25 69 5 6 68 74 70 40 97 13 7 103 110

Whole number of patients treated during the year . 1,516 Discharged: cured, ..... 964 " improved, ..... 320 " not improved, .... 23 Left before treatment began, .... 25 Of deaths, 18 were from consumption, and 17 from other incur-

able diseases ; 15 were admitted in a hopeless condition.

Percentage of deaths was 4.9.

Daily average of patients 114.84. Average length of time each patient remained, 27£ days. The number of prescriptions prepared was 14,625.

NUMBER OF PATIENTS ADMITTED AND THOSE REFUSED.

I ,

5?

Gratuitous Females. Total. Months. Ma,es. Children. Refused.

December.. 76 52 105 23 8 120 128 7 January 82 42 109 1(> 124 124 10 93 February. . 59 34 83 10 93 17 March 60 43 94 9 4 99 103 16 April 73 32 96 9 4 101 105 13 May 75 36 93 18 8 103 111 18 June 104 53 125 32 2 155 157 19 July 95 45 122 18 6 134 140 18 August 94 41 129 6 5 130 135 9 September. 59 17 70 6 2 74 76 14 7 114 121 13 October. . . 88 33 110 11 November. 82 37 ;07 12 4 115 119

154 Total 947 465 1,242 170 50 1,362 1,412 REPORT OF THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN. 29

CAUSES OF REFUSAL. Phthisis Pulmonale, ..... 54 Hemiplegia, ...... 2 Marasmus senilis, } ...... 5 Chronic metritis, | ..... 5 Valvular disease of heart, ..... 5 Debility from destitution, .... 4 Epilepsy, ...... 6 Arthritis deformans, ..... 1 Nephritis, chronic, ...... 5 Hypochondria, ...... 1 Dementia, ...... 5 Cirrhosis hepatis, ..... 2 Diabetes mellitus, ...... 3 Locomotor ataxia, ..... 5 Emphysema, ...... 2 Chorea minor, ...... 1 Deaf-mute, ...... 1

Paraplegia, ... . . 1 Syphilis, ...... 3 Epistaxis, ...... 1 Cancer of stomach, ...... 3 Gonorrhoea, ...... 4 Stricture of urethra, ..... 1 Chronic rheumatism, ..... 8 Idiocy, ...... 1 Morphine habit, ...... 1 Lepra, ...... 1 Erysipelas, ...... 4 Simulation, ...... 1 Pregnancy, ...... 8 Chronic alcoholism, ..... 3 Blennorrhea ocul., ..... 1 Trachoma, 1 Fracture of clavicle (baby), .... 1 Panaritium, 1 Chancre, 1 Varicose veins, ...... 1 Hysteria, ...... 1

Total, 154 . .

30 REPORT OF THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN.

LIST OF MOHE IMPORTANT OPERATIONS

PERFORMED DURING THE YE A R

Aspiration of bladder, 1.

Amputation of breast, 4.

« finger, 2.

" " small toe, 1.

" partial of foot, 1.

Castration for sarcoma of testicle, 1

" " sinuses of epididymis, 1.

Divulsion of stricture of urethra, 1.

Scraping and cauterizing lupus, 1.

Operation for urethro-vaginal fistula, 1.

Scooping of cancer of rectum, 1.

Operation for the relief of strangulated hernia, 1.

" radical for hydrocele by incision, 2. " for fistula ani.

" " empyema, 1.

" " vaginal cyst, 1. " " hemorrhoids. " " fistula ani.

" " ptosis, 1.

Sequeslrotomy of inferior maxilla, 1.

Incision of encysted peritonitic abscess, 1.

" " periurethral abscess, 1.

Exsection of first interphalangeal joint of index finger, 1.

Medio-perineal section for removal of stone in the bladder, 1.

Removal of epithelioma of nose, 1.

" " foreign body in the bladder, 1.

" " " " " " ear, 1.

" " " " " other parts of the body, 3. Slitting of canaliculus lachrymalis and introduction of Bowman'

probe, 1.

Perforation of mastoid process, 1. Ligation of external iliac artery for aneurism of femoral artery, 1.

Scooping of epithelioma of labium majus, 1.

Plastic operation for hare lip, 1.

Removal of cancroid of uterus by actual cautery, 1.

Removal of fibroid tumor of cervix uteri, 1.

Tonsillotomy, 1.

For dislocated shoulder, 1. REPORT OF THK HOUSK PHYSICIAN.

CAUSES OF DEATH. Adeno-sarcoma, multiple .... Angina Ludovici, ..... Asthenia following operation of castration " " " for stone in bladder " " *' of amputation of mamma Articular rheumatism, acute Cancer of stomach and liver .... " " uterus ..... " " kidney ..... Cerebellar abscess ..... Combustio ...... Delirium tremens Fracture of skull ...... Empyema ...... Gangrene of foot ..... Morbus Brightii acute .... Insufficiency of mitral valve .... " " " and aortic valves Internal strangulation of intestine Meningitis ...... 1 Myelitis . . . Osteosarcoma of os ileum .... Nephritis chronic ..... Peritonitis acute ..... " puerperal ..... " chronic .....

' Pneumonia ...... Phthisis pulmonum ..... Pleuro-pneumonia ..... Poisoning with Paris green Spondylarthrocace ..... Strangulated hernia ..... Syphilitic cachexia .....

Typhoid fever . . Tumor of brain ...... Ulcer of stomach .....

IIIIUIIUIIIUUIUHIUIIIIIIUH 1 .

32 REPORT OF THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN.

LIST OF DISEASES TREATED DURING THE YEAR.

Abscess, abdominal 2 Cardiopalmus 4 ' ' axillary 4 Caries of clavicle 1 of Bartholinian gland, 1 " " finger 1 11 " " neck 1 " metatarsus . 1 " " groin 3 " " tarsus 1 " " hand 2 " " vertebra 1 " "labium majus 2 Catarrh, chronic 3 " "mamma 1 " of duodenum 1 *' periurethral 1 " gastric acute 27 " psoas 2 " " chronic 4 1 scrotal 1 " intestinal 12 " rectal 3 " ventriculi 3 " urethral 1 Cephalalgia 2

Abrasion of toes . . 1 Cervix uteri 1 Acne 2 Chancre 12 Adiposis 2 Chlorosis 2 Albuminuria 1 Chorea minor 4 Alcoholismus 6 Cirrhosis hepatis 4 Amenorrhea 1 pulmonalis 1 Anaemia 7 Colica uterinae 1 Anchylosis of elbow 1 Colitis 1 " " knee 1 Combustio. arm and back. 5 Aneurism, femoral 1 " brachii 1 Angina faucium 2 " pedium 1 " pectoris Commotio cerebri 1 " 8 1 tonsillaris Congestio cerebri , Anteflexio uteri 2 Condylomata ..... 2 Anteversio uteri 2 Conjunctivitis 2 Anthrax 2 Contusion of back 1 Aphonia, hysterical 1 " " eyes 1 Apoplexy 1 " face 1

Areolar hyperplasia 5 " " forehead .... 1 Arthritis deformans 3 " general 4 " of elbow 1 " of hand 2 Ascarides 1 " " head 2 Asthma 2 " hip 1 1 Balanitis Contusio pedium , 3

Blepharitis, chronic , 2 Coryza 1 2 Bronchitis, acute 29 Coxalgia, hysterical ,

' 1 chronic 5 Coxitis, dextra . 4 Broncho-pneumonia 2 " sinistra 4 " chronic 28 Cystitis chronic 3 Bubo 12 Cyst, ovarian 3 Burn of arm and face 1 " of palate 1 " " cheek 1 Debility 4 " chest and hand 1 Decubitus 1 " " face 2 Delirium tremens 3 " " foot 4 Dementia 1 " " hand 1 Diabetes mellitus 6 " " knee 2 Dilatation of stomach 1 " various others 3 Diphtheria 3 Bursitis prae patellaris 2 Dislocation of shoulder 1 Carcinoma 4 Distorsion of hand. 1 " hepatis et ventriculi. 5 " " foot 6 " mammae 3 Dysenteria, chronic 14 " recti 3 Dyspepsia 1

' ' uteri 7 Ectropion 1 " ventriculi 3 Eczema capitis 5 Cardialgia. 1 " facialis i

REPORT OF THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN. 33

Eczema genital 1 Herpes zoster 2 " mammae Hydrocele , 5 " ex pediculis 2 Hyperemia cerebri 1 Emphysema 13 Hypochondria 3 " senilis 3 Icterus catarrhal 4 Empyema 4 Impetigo 3 Encephalitis 1 Incarceration of intestine 1 Endocarditis, acute 2 Inflammation of ankle 1 Enteritis, acute 2 " knee 1 Epididymitis 25 Ingi*own nail 4 Epilepsy 6 Injured hand 1 Epistaxis 1 Irritable bladder 2 Epithelioma of nose 1 Insanity 2 Erosion of foot 1 Insufficiency of mitral valve 9 Erythema 3 " aortic " 2 Erysipelas capitis et facialis 3 Intertrigo 1 " traumatic 1 Iritis syphilitica 1 Exophthalmic goitre 2 Ischias 4 Favus 6 " rheumatica 1 Febricula 2 Kerato-iritis 2 Febris catarrhalis 2 Keratitis 1

' ' gastricus 5 Laryngitis 10 " intermittens.... 29 " tuberculous 1 " remittens 1 Lateroflexio uteri 1 " typhoides 16 Lechmeion 1 Leucocythaemia 1 Fistula ani Leucorrhoea 8 « Lupus 2 it Lymphadenitis IB a Malaria 28 M uteri Marasmus 1 Fracture of Mastitis 2 cranium Measles 8 a tt Melancholia 5 tt " hysterical , 1 tt Meningitis, spinal acute 2 It a " " chronic 2 tt Menorrhagia 2 it a Metritis, acute 1 it tt Metrorrhagia 2 a tt " after abortion 2 n a 2 Microcephalus 1 a 1 Miliaria 3 ft i i thigh 1 Morbilli 15 a 1 Morbus Brightii acute 2 Furuncle 9 Mucus perithetic 3 Gangrene of legs 1 Myalgia 4 Gastralgia 2 Myelitis 1 Gastritis 30 Neevus 1 Gastro-duodenitis 2 Necrosis of clavicle 1 " " 1 Gastro-enteritis. , 3 coccyx

Glossitis .... 1 " maxilla 1 " 4t 1 Gonitis , 1 phalanx Gonorrhoea. 22 " tibia *1

Graviditas . 5 Nephritis, acute 4 " Gummata .. chronic 4 Hematuria " interstitial... 1 Hsemorrhr " puerperal 1 Hare-lip Neuralgia 16 Hemicr? " brachial 1 ' r Herpe ' cephalic 1 I 34 REPORT OP THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN.

Neuralgia dorsal 1 Poisoning, arnica 1 " " \ frontal 4 arsenic 5

= " infraorbital 1 lead 4 u " lumbar 1 . . jj Paris green. 3 " occipital 2 Polypus of ear 1 jj ** " I pedium 1 rectum 1 '* [ " trigemini ... 1 *' uterus 2 I Neuritis, central 1 Pregnancy 4 " peripheral 1 Prepuce, 1 jj adherent

Neuro-paralytic ulcer of cornea ... 1 | Prolapsus ani 1 " | Odontalgia 3 uteri 1 (Edema cruris 1 Pruritus 2 " pedis 2 Psoriasis 7 " penis 1 Pulmonary congestion 1 Onani sinus 1 " oedema 4 Oophoritis 1 Pyaemia 1 Orchitis 2 Pyelo- cystitis 1 Otitis externa 1 Retinitis 1 " media 4 Eetroflexio uteri .... 2 Overwork 1 Retroversio uteri 1 Ozaena 3 Rheumatism 52 Pachymeningitis 7 " articular acute 27 Panaritium 7 " " chronic 11 Paralysis 2 " gonorrhoeal 1 ' of motor oculi 1 Rheumatic arthritis 3 Parametritis 6 Rubeola 1 Peliosis, rheumatic 1 Rupture of perineum 2 Pemphigus 1 Sarcoma 4 Peribronchitis, chronic 2 Sarcocele 1 Pericystitis 3 Scabies 2 Perimetritis 3 Scarlatina 6 Periostitis ossium 1 Scrofulosis 1 " sacrum. 1 Seborrhoea capil 2 " tibiae 1 Scirrhus of mamma 1 Periproctitis 3 Simulation 8

§ Peritonitis, acute 5 Spermatorrhoea , , 2 " chronic 1 Sprain of ankle 4 " puerperal 1 " " hip 2

§ Perityphlitis 1 Stomatitis 1 j Periuterine cellulitis 2 Stricture of oesophagus 1 Pertussis 2 " " urethra 8 Pes valgus 1 " " uterus 3 1 ' planum 1 Sycosis 1 Pharyngitis, acute 2 Synovitis 2 " chronic 3 " of knee 1 Phlegmon of arm 2 Syphilis 2 a "leg 2 " cogenital 1 " general 2 " primary 2 11 hand 2 " secondary 3 " knee 1 " tertiary 9 feet 4 Taenia solium 1 nose 1 Talipes equinus 1 Phlyctenular keratitis 1 Tonsillitis 2 Phthisis pulmonalis 42 Tumor albus genu 2 Pleuritis 9 " of breast 1

: Pleurodynia 3 " brain 4

I Pleuro-pneumonia 5 " sebaceous 1

"> Pneumonia, catarrhal Typhlitis • 1 j " croupous 12 Ulcus cruris 19 i( " chronic 1 corneae 1 " gangrenous 1 " of leg 8 1

REPORT OF THE HOUSE PHYSICIAN. 35

Ulcus of rectum 2 Wounds, contused.... " " stomach... gunshot .... 44 scrofulosus ... lacerated ... 44 uteri of arm 44 Uraemia finger .... Urethritis vir " hand Urticaria, acute " head 44 Vaginitis cystitic .. knee 4 44 granulos scalp , Valvular diseases... 44 shoulder. Varicella 44 throat.... Variola 41 toe 44 Vesical calculus. ... wrist ....

Respectfully submitted,

A. SCHAPRINGER, M.D.,

House Physician and Surgeon- Abecasis, Brandon, 41 Beaver st Lewis, Sam. A., 314 W. 14th st Abecasis, I. S., 41 Beaver st Lindheim, J. L., 337 E. (55th st Abecasis, Solomon, 41 Beaver st Loth, Joseph, 212 E. 20th st Abecasis, Victor, 41 Beaver st Lazarus, Moses, 36 W. 14th st Allen, C. 0., 236 W. 46th st Lehmaier, Morris Anshel, S Lippman, A Lehmaier, John, Europe Bernheimer, Isaac, 20 E. 57th st Bernheimer, Simon, 218 W. 14th st Menken, N. D., 17 White st Brandon, Jos. R., 510 Fifth Ave Menken, Mrs. J. S., 811 Lexington ave

Bernhard, Benjamin, 160 W. 44th st Me ) berg, B., 320 W. 22d st Bruhl, Moses, 5 Maiden lane Meyer, S. T., 83 Walker st Bondy, Joseph, 139 E. 71st st Minzesheimer, C, 126 E. 62d st

Minzesheimer, M. , California Cohen, Bernhard, 28 Greene st Moses, Issac Cohen, Henry, 20 Wall st Cohen, Lewis Nathan, Mrs. Benj., 683 Fifth ave Cohen, Sol. L., 123 William st Nathan, Fred'k, 683 Fifth ave Cohen, Mrs. S. L., 305 Lexington ave Nathan, H. H., 23 W. 49th st Cohen, Samuel, 55 W. 46th st Phillips, Isaac, 10 E. 75th st Davies, John M., 29 W. 50th st Phillips, John D., 151 W. 34th st Phillips, L. J., 24 E. 74th st Einstein, Edwin, 89 Water st Reckendorfer, Joseph, 73 Franklin st Fatman, Lewis, 70 Broad st Rosenfeld, N. K., Europe Fatman, Mrs. Jos., 63 W. 55th st Rothschild, Marx, 48 Leonard st Friend, Herman, 795 Lexington ave Rothschild, V. H., 48 Leonard st Rosener, Levy, San Francisco Gitterman, Henry. 78 Worth st Godfrey, A., 101 E. 65th st Solomon, Seligman, 225 E. 52d st Gutman, Simeon, 48 Leonard st Seligman, M Schwerin, A., Europe Hallgarten, Julius, 28 Broad st Scheftel, A.,18 E. 57th st Hell man, M Sulzbacher, Wm, 78 Worth st Hart, Abraham Speyer, Philip, 20 Exchange place Hart, Hon. E. B., 52 E. 53d st Spiegelberg, Levy, 74 Thomas st Hart, Mrs. E. B.. 52 E. 53d st Solomon, Adolphus Hart, Benjamin S Schiff, Jac. H., 57 E. 53d st Herman, Uriah, 18 E. 60th st Hallgarten, C. L., Europe Thurnauer, C. G., 406 Broadway Tobias, Alfred Igelheimer, I Tuska, Morris, 121 E. 71st st

Kohnstam, Sol Wedeles, George, 78 Worth st Wiener, Dr. Joseph, 308 Second ave

Lawrence, John M. , Europe Lawrence, Mrs. J. M., Europe Zinn, Charles, 406 Broadway .1-,

Adler, Seligman, 354 Broadway Blun, L. N. , 55 White st Aronson, Harris, 50 W. 50th st Bernheimer, Leopold, 60 W. 50th st Ansbacher, A. B., 43 John st Boscowitz, I., 137 Mercer st Ansbacher, Mrs. A. B., 28 W. 47th st Beer, Julius, 65 Pine st Arnold, D. H., 79 Worth st Beer, Mrs. Julius, 40 W. 47th st Angel, E. M., 11 W. Houston st Bendit. L. A., 43 Park place

Abecasis, Mrs. I. S. , 46 W. 46th st Bettman, M. A., 85 Worth st Arnstein, Albert, 53 Maiden lane Bach, S. L, 134 Duane st Anfanger, Cody, 33 Pine st Bachman, S., 89 Worth st Aronson, Mrs. Harris, 50 W. 56th st Bernheimer, Adolph, 105 Franklin st Arnold, Morris, 53 Worth st Besels, Henry, Europe Asiel, L. N., 168 Church st Berolzheimer, Martin, 73 Franklin st August, Simon, 13 White st Baer, M. B., 72 W. 34th st Abenheim, Max, 41 Broad st Bernheimer, Jacques A., 67 New st Asiel, Nathan, 122 E. 56th st Benedicks, S., 368 Broadway Arnstein, Ephraim, 321 Lexington ave Bendit, Mrs. Rosa, 49 E. 59th st Altman, E., 21 Broad st Bernhard, A., 167 Broadway August. D., Europe Bijur, Isaac, 127 Maiden lane August, E., 17 White st Bernheimer, G., 76 Duane st Arnstein, I,, 396 Broadway Bookman, J., 74 W. 48th st Adler, C, 11 Maiden lane Bachman, H. S., 82 Thomas st Aaronstein, Maurice, 405 Broadway Banner, S., 122 Duane st Arons, Joseph, 65 Pine st Bamberger, Jacob, 115 Worth st Altman, B., 331 Sixth ave Brukheimer, Joseph, 393 Broadway Bache, Semon, 134 Duane st Ballin, E. S., 24 Exchange place Bernheimer, Jac. S., 105 Franklin st Brush, S., 68 Greene st Bacharach, H., 435 Broome st Brush, Mrs. S., 40 W. 17th st Bernheimer, Simon, 218 W. 14th st Borg, S., 51 Exchange place Bach, Joseph, 30 Warren st Bachman. Joseph, 3 Maiden lane Bachman, Mrs. H. S., 126 E. 31st st Bernheim, C. L., 13 White at Bloomberg, A. J., 174 Church st Boas, E., 61 Broadway Bloch, D., 4 Maiden lane

Bonn, Wm. B.. 52 Exchange place Bloch, S. , 4 Maiden lane Budge, Henry, Europe Bronneman, S., 313 E. 18th st Benrimo, A., 123 W. 54th st Bernstein, C, 16 E. 73d st Bunzel, J., 126 Water st Bernheimer, Abe., 325 Broadway Bamberger, Jacob, 475 Broadway Bernheimer, Max E., 35 Broad st Blum, Hyman, 74 Leonard st Bernheimer, Sanford, 85 Worth st Benjamin, Alfred, 83 Leonard st Bernheimer, Jerome, 85 Worth st Bernstein, Isaac, 366 W. 23d st Bamberger, Levi, Louisville Bijur, Asher, 127 Maiden lane Blum, Leon, Galveston Bernheimer, Herman, 85 Worth st Blum, Isaac, 74 Leonard st Bernheimer, Emanuel, 46 W. 56th st Blum, Sylvain, Galveston Bauer, F. L., 13 White st Blum, Aron, Galveston Bondy, S., 131 Grand st Blum, Benjamin, Galveston Buchman, R., 64 White st Blum, A., Paris Blumenthal, August, 377 Broadway Barnet, Aaron, 39 Worth st Blumenthal, Mrs. Aug., 312 E. 15th st Bernstein, A., 14 Walker st Blumenthal, Isaac, 377 Broadway Blun, N., 55 White st Cohen. S. L., 123 William st Blun, E. N., 53 W. 55th st Cohen, Mrs. S. L., 305 Lexington ave 38 LIST OF PATRONS.

Cohen, S. M., 28 Greene st Fatman, Aaron, 70 Broad st Cohen, William, 351 Broadway Fatman, Mrs. A., 141 W. 42d st Chuck, William. 21 Walker st Fatman, Lewis, 70 Broad st

Cooper, M., 56 E. 7th st Fatman, S. J. , 70 Broad st

Cohen, Moritz, J. , 53 Maiden lane Fatman, S. L., 70 Broad st Colman, S., 13-4 Duane st Friedman, A., 371 Broadway Caiman, E., 295 Pearl st Frank, E. L., 51 Exchange place Cohen, Henry, 1 Nassau st Friedman, Henry, 146 Water st Cohen, Abraham, 13 White st Fechheimer, M. S., 115 Franklin st Corn, Samuel, 160 S. Fifth ave Fechheimer, S., 172 Church st Cohen, Bernhard, 28 Greene st Frank, Joseph, 48 Leonard st Cohen, Moritz, 256 W. 23d st Fox, Simon, 125 E. 6lstst Cahn, David, 162 Pearl st Friedlander. E, 42 Greene st Chaskel, James, 104 Chambers st Friedman, Col., 2 Wall st Cahn, Leopold, 50 Exchange place Falk, J. L., 48 Warren st Cahn, Isaac, 118 E. 62d st Fleischman, Sam., 38 Warren st Cohen, A., 144 Water st Fleischman, Theodore, Europe Cahn, C, 67 Thomas st Fox, David, 132 S. Fifth ave Cohn, Julius, 207 Pearl st Frank, L., 122 Church st Freedman, Joseph, 332 Broadway Fisher, S. S., 69 Thomas st Dinkelspiel, D., 59 W. 54th st Fisher, M., 69 Thomas st Dinkelspiel, M., 33 Maiden lane Feuchtwanger, M., 73 Leonard st Davidson, S., 367 Broadway Frank, Isaac, 101 Franklin st Davidson, M., 367 Broadway Frankenheimer, S., 47 White st Dormitzer, Henry, 126 Water st Falkenstein, Henry, 122 Water &t Dahlman, Isaac, 209 E. 24th st Friedman, A., 21 Broad st Dryfous, L., 122 Church st Frankel, Jacob, Europe Dryfous, J., 122 Church st Freund, Max, 8 Maiden lane Decordova, S., 36 New st Freund, Albert, 8 Maiden lane Dittenhoefer, Hon. A. J., 154 Nassau st Frank, Mrs. E. L., 64 W. 52d st Dryfous, A. M., 122 Church st Frankenthal, Jacob, 46 Lispenard st Denzer, Sol., 31 Mercer st Freudenthal, Julius, 45 Walker st Demuth, William. 501 Broadway Friend, E. & G., 129 Maiden lane Dittman, Edward, 44 White st Feldstein, William, 494 Broadway Dittenhoefer, Mrs. A. J., 16 W. 49th st Frankenthal, M. M., 28 Greene st Dryfous, Ludwig, 43 White st Friedman, Martin, 371 Broadway Dryfous, I. E., 35 Mercer st Fox, Wm. J.. 132 S. Fifth ave Daniels, Gustav, 85 Nassau st Frankfeld, E., 253 Third ave Denzer, E., 31 Mercer st Freedman, 316 Second ave Drey, Max, 43 Park place Flegenheim, Henry, 19 Greene st Fisher, Mrs. S. S., 115 W. 47th st Einstein, Edw., 89 Water st Friedman, Max, 203 Pearl st Einstein, D. L., 167 Church st Fleishhauer, Jacob, 348 E. 50th st Einstein, Mrs. D. L., 55 W. 56th st Erlanger, N., 79 Worth st Goldsmith, G. A., 139 Duane st Elfelt, A. B„, 74 Thomas st Goldsmith, L., 74 Thomas st Ehrman, Julius, 16 E. 49th st Greenabaum, D. S„ 20 WaU st Etlinger, L., 35 Walker st Gumpertz, E., 131 Pearl st Eppinger, I., 106 W. 43d st Gitterman, Henry, 78 Worth st Erdman, Jacob, 168 Church st Gans, Levy L., 349 Broadway Engelhard, J. I. Goldenberg, L., 470 Broome st Epstein, Julius, 462 Broome st Greenfield, E., 63 Barclay st Eiseman. M., 57 W. 50th st Gans, Lewis, 66 Thomas st Eisner, Henry, 322 E. 14th st Goldenberg, R., 499 Broadway

Emanuel, C. , 135 Duane st Goldschmidt, H. Ph., 24 Exchange pi Einstein, George, 115 Worth st Guttman, D., 334 E. 50th st Einstein, Mrs. Louis, 17 W. 57th st Goldman, M., 30 Pine st Einstein, Henry L., 167 Church st Gruntal, H., 375 Broadway Einstein, William, 167 Church st Goldsmith, Adolph, 8 Maiden lane Einstein, Emanuel, 167 Church st Goldsmith, Jacob, 147 W. 42d st LIST OF PATRONS. 39

Goldsmith, Mrs. Jac, 147 W. 42d st Heavenrich, Julius, 22 White st Gutman, Seligman, 388 Broadway Hammerslough, Julius, 50 White st Gernsheim. M., 31 Nassau st Hammerslough, Sam., 50 White st

Gotlieb, M., 267 E. Houston st Housman, S. , 71 Worth st

Greenbaum, H. , 10 White st Hellman, Angelo, 115 Worth st Greenspecht, M., 34^ Bowerv Hays, Isaac, 40 Dey st Goodman, D. H., 1(5 Walker st Herrman, N., 67 Pine st' Goodman, Sam., 16 Walker st Hirsch, Edward, 21 Maiden lane Greenebaum. Sam., 37^ Walker st Hayman, Chas., 217 E. 24th st Goldsmith, Myer, 127 E. 65th st Heyman, Edward, 383 Fourth ave Heidelbach. Moses, 52 Exchange pi Hallgarten, C. L., Europe Harriss, Alfred, 497 Broadway Hallgarten, Julius, 28 Broad st Hoffman, Jos. E., 151 Water st Hallgarten, Adolph, 68 William st Hess. Jacob, 124 E. 65th st Herrman, Isaac, 19 E. 15th st Hess, D. S., 169 Bleecker st Hart, B. IM 659 Broadway Harriss, Sigmund, 877 Broadway Hart, Mrs. B. I., 659 Broadway Harriss, Albert, 877 Broadway

Haas, Leopold, 390 Broadway Herrman. Mrs. H , 59 W. 56th st Heller, Jonas, 79 White st Hoffman, J. H., 139 Duane st Isaacs, George, 117 Broadway Hoffman, E., 151 Water st Ickelheimer, I., 2 Exchange pi Hoffman, Isaac, 567 Broadway Israel, Hyman, 155 E. 61st st Herrman, Henry, 377 Broadway Isaacs, Montefiore Heidelbach, Louis. 52 Exchange pi Hirchhorn, L., 89 Water st Jaffe, O., 87 Leonard st Harris, Henry, 497 Broadway Jacoby, Max, 106 William st Hendriks, Mrs. U., 414 Fifth ave Jacobson, S., 47 Mercer st Hendriks, Edmond, 49 Cliff st Jacobs. E. A., 320 Broadway Honig, Joseph, 111 Broadway Josephthal, M.. 13 White st Honig, Isaac, 111 Broadway Josephthal, L., 13 White st Honig, Henry, 7 Pine st Jacobs, Aaron, 70 W. 48th st

Hamerslough, E., 50 White st Jacoby, S. , 200 Chatham st ( Hyams, Joel, 108 W. 52d st Jacobs, Joseph, 33 Broad st Herzberg, Aaron, 141 E. 53d st Herrman, Simon, 13 Bowery King, E. I.. 426 Broome st Hart, Ben jamin, 118 Madison ave King, Mrs. E. I., 357 Fifth ave Heller, William, 34 Keade st King, B. I., 426 Broome st Hummel, A. H., 207 E. 17th st King, George, 65 Mercer st Hamburger, Isaac, 151 Water st King, David James, 33 Broad st

Hyman, M. . 46 Cliff st King, Mrs. D. J., 16 W. 45th st Haineman, Simon, Europe Kerbs, Adolph, 35 Bowery

Heineman, Mrs. S., Europe Kolm, Julius A. , 52 White st Heller, Mrs. Jonas. 65 W. 46th st Kohner, Joseph, 86th st & Fifth ave Hahlo, Herman, 23 White st Kayser, Max, 172 Church st Hyman, F. H., 100 E. 62d st Kauffman, Sam Hess. Jonas. 1 Nassau st Kaskel, C. J., 653 Broadway Herzog, Max, 354 Broadway Kastor, Abe, 126 Duane st Herzog, Sol., 354 Broadway Krauss, Wm., Broadway cor. Grand st Herzog, Leopold. 354 Broadway Kitzinger, M., 51 Leonard st Holzinger, Julius, 393 Broadway Kurzman, Ferd., % 294 Broadway Hornthal, L. M., Broadway & Grand st Kaufman, S., 39 Nassau st Henriques, Alex.. 133 E. 46th st Koffman, A.. 801 Lexington ave Heiter, Simon, 349 Broadway Koch, Hon. Jos.. 320 Broadway Heineman, Asa, 21 Mercer st Klein, David. 581 Broadway Held, Marx, 483 Broadway Kerbs. Mrs. A.. 121 E. 56th st Held, S. I.. 48:', Broadway Kaufman, Chas., 471 Tenth ave Heilbrun, Adolph, 483 Broodway Kitzinger, Henry, 51 Leonard st Hornthal, Max, 117 E. 5fith st Kohnstamm, Henry, 126 Chambers st Herrman, Adolph, 115 Franklin st Kahn, Louis, 10 Maiden lane Hanauer, M. G., 142 Pearl st Korn, J., 824 Lexington ave Hesslein, S. A., 53 Worth st Kuppenheimer. B.. 788 Lexington ave LIST OF PATRONS.

Kuh, Isaac, Europe Loewenthal, Jacob, 105 Franklin st Kahn. A., 35 Mercer st Lieberman, Theodore, 13 White st Kursheedt, Manuel, 14 John st Lichtenstein, B., 268 Bowery Kauffman, Joseph, 853 W. 54th st Lichtenstein, A., 268 Bowery Kaufman, Gotlieb, 131 Grand st Kaufman, Gustav, 131 Grand st May, Lewis, 33 Broad st Kaufman, Leopold, 131 Grand st Maas, A. H., 436 Pearl st Kohn, Sigmund, 203 E. 56th st Meyer, S. T., 83 Walker st

Kritzmen S. , 132 E. 56th st Mjeyer. Mrs. S. T., 20 E. 75th st Meyer, Abe, 126 Duane st Lauterbach, E., 206 Broadway Meyer, Isaias, 66 W. 54th st Lehman, M., 133 Pearl st Meyer, Moritz, Europe Lehman, E., 133 Pearl st Meyer, J. L., 37 South William st Littauer, Nathan, 50 Lispenard st Morrison, Edward, 17 Broad st Littauer, Mrs. N.. 578 Madison ave Morrison, Mrs. E., 13 W. 39th st Levy, L. S., 61 W. 49th st Morris, Levy, 216 Church st Levenson, L., 46 White st Marks, Benjamin, 87 Cedar st Levenson, M., 46 White st Metzger, Jacob, 328 W. 33d st Levy, David, 169 Water st Michaelis, Jacob, 653 Broadway Lorsch, S., 13 Maiden lane Metzler, Julius, 49 E. Houston st Loeb, Sol., 31 Nassau st Mahler, M., 849 Broadway Loeb, Mrs. Sol., 37 E. 38th st Moses, M. H., 79 Vesey st Lewis, Sam. A., 314 W. 14th st Moses, A. R. B., 52 Beaver st Leipziger, M., 216 Church st Moses, Mrs. Henry, 135 E. 60th st Landman, Max, 177 Pearl st Myers, T. W., 35 South William st

Levy, Albert A. , 74 Thomas st Myers, A. L., 37 South William st Lawrence, John M. Europe Mayer, 122 Water st , Gerson, Livingston, L. M., 305 Canal st Mayer, Ferd., 22 White st

Lauer, E. , Broadway cor. Grand st Mayer, B., 32 White st Lewisson, Adolph, 51 Park place Mack, Adolph, 479 Broadway Lewisson, Leonard, 51 Park place Maas. M., 46 Exchange place Lewisson, Julius, 51 Park place Meinhard, Isaac, 396 Broadway Loewenstein, J. H.., 116 Franklin st Mack, Simon. 52 White st Lissberger, L., 118 E. 60th st Mendel, Henry, 112 W. 47th st Lehman, Leo., 51 Exchange place Menken, J. S., 17 White st Lehmaier, M. fl., 455 Broome st Moses, Mrs. M. H., 62 E. 54th si Lehmaier, B., Europe Moses, Leo, 51 Exchange place Loewi, Valentine, 44 Pearl st Mayer, Simon, 142 Pearl st

Lithauer, Leopold, 39 Walker st Mayer, S. W. . 80 Beekman st

Lowenstein, J. , 28 E. 14th st Michaels, L. M., 215 Church st Lessing, Henry, 45 -New st Maas, Gustav, 46 Exchange place Levine, M. H., 162 Pearl st Minzesheimer. L., 15 Beekman place Lithauer, L., 327 Broadway Meyer, H, 424 E. 50th st Loewenthal, Julius. 33 Mercer st Marx, L., 50 Exchange place Lavanburg, L., 65 Exchange place May, N., Williamsburgh Lavanburg, S., 65 Exchange place Moss. L., 425 W. 23d st

Lauer, W. E., 79 White st Meyer, B. . 80 Beekman st Lessem, S. I., 349 Broadway Mehrbaek, Isaac, 141 E. 26th st Loewenstein, Leopold, 80 Beekman st Meye Ferd., 413 Broadway ,

Lautenbach, S., 114 Franklin st Meyer, Oscar K. , 66 W. 54th st Limburger, A., 11 Broad st Marks, Marcus, 82 Greene st Levy, John J., 226 W. 14th st Levy, Isaac, 123 William st Neckarsulmer, N., 102 Franklin st Lehmaier, Marcus B., 78 Worth st Newstedter, Henry, 66 Thomas st

Lederer, S. M. , 209 Greenwich st Newstedter, Mrs. H., 132 W. 42d st Lederer, Mrs. S. M., 136 W. 53d st Nordlinger, Her.ry, 98 Pearl st Lichtenstein, Abe., 34^ Bowery Newman, Henry, 391 BroadwTay Leopoldi, C, 413 Broadway Newburger, J. A., 202 Chatham st

Lorsch, Albert, 37 Maiden lane Naumberg, E. . Broadway and Grand st Lauterbach, Isaac, 133 E. 65th st Nettre, Albert, 51 Exchange place Lachenbruch, I., 164 Water st Nordlinger, Herman, 13 Maiden lane LIST OF PATRONS. 41

Norlinger, Sol., 120 W. 48th st Rothschild, S., 320 Broadway Nones, A. H., 486 Broadway- Rothschild, W., 320 Broadway Nathan, Julius, 15 Wall st tosenthal, Joseph, 412 Broadway Nathan, Max, 108 Liberty st Rosenbach, S., 959 Lexington ave Nettre, G., 51 Exchange place Rodman, Isaac, 16 Second st Nathan. Mrs. H. H., 23 W. 49th st Rosenstein, Isaac, 52 Leonard st Neustadt, S., 28 Broad st Rothschild, Hugo, 10 Greene st Rosenberg, Siegfried, 19 Greene st Oppenheimer, Edw., 8 Maiden lane Rosenberg, Moritz, 19 Greene st Oppenheimer, Leop., 307 Broadway Oppenheimer, Isaac. 68 Thomas st Solomon, B. L., 659 Broadway Oettinger, B. J., 296 Pearl st Solomon, Isaac S., 659 Broadway Ottenheimer, J.. 372 Broadway Solomon, Judah H., 659 Broadway Ottenheimer, S., 372 Broadway Solomon, Sol. B., 659 Broadway Oppenheimer, Marcus. 138 Water st Solomon, Emanuel, 85 Maiden lane Oppenheimer, Aug., 21 Maiden lane Stern, Myer, 10 E. 73d st Oppenheimer, Henry, 8 Maiden lane Stern, Joseph, 55 W. 50th st Schutz, Meyer, 84 Leonard st

Phillips, L. J. , 6 Pine st Scheftel, A,, 36 Spruce st Pfeiffer, P., 47 Whitest Siegel, Wm., 10 E. 74th st Peyser, F. M., 68 W. 47th st Schubart, H., 146 Water st Peyser, Mrs. F. M., 68 W. 47th st Spingarn, Sigmund, 206 Broadway. Peyser, S. M., 411 W. 57th st Seligman, Jesse, 21 Broad st Price, Edward, 478 Broome st Seligman, Mrs. Je^se, 2 E. 46th st Price, Mrs. E. A., 19 E. 48th st Seligman, Joseph, 21 Broad st Pondir, John. 44 Exchange place Seligman, Mrs. Jos., 26 W. 34th st Pondir, Mrs. J., 44 Exchange place Seligman, James, 21 Broad st Putsel, Meyer, 2 Nassau st Seligman, Mrs. James, 20 W. 34th st Pinkus, F. S., 87 Leonard st Sternberger, M., 44 Exchange place Sternberger, S., 44 Exchange place Bosenbaum, A. S., 121 Maiden lane Schuster, Ignatz, 20 Exchange place Kau, John, 172 Church st Spingarn, E., 5 Burling slip Rau, Joseph, Europe Schafer, Sam. M., 15 Broad st Rich, Solomon, 74 Murray st Schafer, Simon, 15 Broad st Rosenfeld, Lazarus, 367 Broadway Stadler, Max, 567 Broadway Rice, Henry. 154 Church st Sonneborn, Jonas, 140 W. 53d st Russack, Benjamin, 497 Broadway Spiegelberg, L., 74 Thomas st Rutten, A., 52 Exchange place Steinhard, Israel, 84 Thomas st Ranger, G., 70 Broad st Stiner, Philip, 47 Vesey st Ranger, S., 70 Broad st Stiassburger, Moses, 352 W. 33d st Rosenwald, I., 145 Water st Simm, Abe, 3U E. 57th st Rosenwald, E., Europe Simm, Sol., 333 E. 57th st Rossein, S., 173 Water st Strauss, Jonas, 77 Thomas st Reisman, G., 179 Pearl st Steinhart, Fred., Europe Rosenblatt, G., 21 W. 56th st Stein, Ignatz, 501 Broadway Rosenblatt, H., Europe SteinharJt, M., 55 White st Rothfeld. S., 53 Worth st Steinhardt, L.. 55 White st Rich, Alex, 48 Murray st Silverman, H. M., 554 Broadway Rindskopf, S., 64 White Souimerich, S., 494 Broadway Rindskopf, M-, 64 White st Sahlein, David, 57 Murray st Rothschild, Jacob. 58 W. 14th st Steinhart, Seligman, 650 Madison ave Rothschild, S., 208 W. 30th st Sommerfield, Hugo, 167 Broadway Rothschild, Marx, 325 Broadway Strauss, Joseph, 53 Leonard st Rau, Henry, 73 Leonard st Siegman, H., 46 Leonard st Rosenfeld, Isaac, 367 Broadway Schlesinger, Ch., 92 Liberty st Rosenfeld, Mrs. I., 65 W. 52d st Swan, Joseph, 302 Canal st Richard, C. B., 61 Broadway Steinam, N., 124 Church st Rosenthal, Joseph, 435 Broome st Schiffer, Mrs. Jacob, 208 E. 18th st Rosenbaum, Julius, 71 E. 61st st Scholle, A., 84 Thomas st Rosenblatt, M. G., 35 Mercer st Scholle, Mrs. A., 16 E. 49th st Rosenwald, Henry, 145 Water st Scholie, Jacob, 84 Thomas st it LIST OF PATRONS.

Scholle, Mrs. Jacob, 21 E. 49th st Seligman, D. Joseph, 21 Broad st

Spiegelberg, E., 32 Greene st Schwab, M. . 128 Church st Siegel, Henry, 54 White st Schwab, G., 128 Church st Siegman, M., 46 Leonard st Schwab, N., 128 Ctmrch st Staab, Z., 52 White st Sternfeld, A., 29 Spruce st Schwartz, Simon, E. B. , Broadway and Grand M., 216 Church st Sulzbacher, Jacob, 46 Cliff st Sondheim, Sam., 101 Pearl st Stieglitz, S., 57 Walker st Strauss, Adolph, 412 Broadway Topiitz, L., 109 Grand st Stiner, Joseph, 180 Chambers st Toklas. Max, 53 Leonard st Stiner, Mrs. Joseph, 109 E. 34th st Stieglitz, Edward, 23 White st Ullman, S. B., 134 Duane st Seligman, S. I., 5 E. 41st st Ullman, B., 374 Broadway Springer, Max, 41 Pine st Uhlman, Fred., 69 Broad st Seligman, Morris Uhlman, Simon, 69 Broad st Sidenburg, Gustav, 49 Mercer st Sidenburg, Henry, 49 Mercer st Vogel, Isaac, 8 White st Strassburger, Louis, 15 Maiden lane Vogel, Wm., S White st

Stern, S. H., 346 Broadway Valentine, I. , 24 Broad st Seidenbach, L., 59 W. 52d st Somborn, Julius, 12 Vesey st, Wertheimber, Justus, 30 Maiden lane Stine, J. M., 172 Church st Weith, J. M., 787 Lexington ave

Schliess.r, James, 8 Maiden lane. Wolff, A. , 31 Nassau st. Stetheimer, Jacob, 25 E. 60th st Woodleaf, H, 22 White st Solomon, I. P., 320 Broadway Wetzler, Albert, 32 Spruce st Schiele, Lewis, 388 Broadway Weill, Max, 115 Worth st Stem, David, 21 White st Wallenstein, Moses, 151 Water st Strauss, Joseph, 72 Leonard st Wickert, L., 87 Fulton st Stiefel, L., 66 Keade st Whitehead, M., 122 E. 70th st Stix, Louis, 154 Church st Waitzfelder, L., 322 Broadway

Stix, Mrs. L., 246 W. 14th st Wormser, S. , 1 Broad st Stettauer, L., 115 Worth st Wallach, S., 67 Thomas st Sykes, S., 22 White st Wallach, H., 67 Thomas st

Sanger, A. L , 243 Broadway Wallach, I., 67 Thomas st Sahlein, Wm., 77 Thomas st Wise, Maurice, 55 Worth st Spiess, Lewis, 35 Bowery Walter, P., 47 White st Steinhardt, Falk, 52 White st Walter, W. L., 47 White st Sippilj, Isaac, 40 White st Weitheimer, L., 138 Water st

Schulhoff, Phil., 456 Broome st Waitzfelder, E. , 322 Broadway Schreyer, M., 18 Warren st Wollebach, J., 343 Broadway

Sidenberg, K. , 49 Mercer st Wa.'lach, Anton, 11 Maiden lane

Simon, M., 203 Church st Wormser, Isidore, I Broad st Scheider, Joseph, 54 Beekman st Weill, M., 46 Leonard st Strauss, Sam., 21 John st Weichselbaum, Jos., 136 E. 55th st Solinger, David, 162 E. 93d st Wallach, A., 451 Broadway Stern, Isaac, 367 Sixth ave Weinberg, A., 499 Broadway Stern, Louis, 367 Sixth ave Walter, M., 424 Broadway Schwob, A., 173 Broadway Walter, Isidore, 424 Broadway Sinn, Sam., Europe Werner, C, 10 Walker st Schoolherr, L., 23 E. 64th st Werner, S., 10 Walker st Smith, John B., 148 E. 60th st Werner, J., 10 Walker st Sampter, Michael, 219 Church bt Waixel, D., 216 E. 58th st

Samuels, Levy, 15 Beekman place Wallach, Adolph, 1 1 Maiden lane Samuels, Feist, 41 7 E. 50th st Wolff, Lewis S., 31 Nassau st Sulzberger, Ferd., 307 E. 50th st Weill, Mrs. M., 46 Leonard st Strauss, Nathan, 77 Thomas st Solomon, B., Central market Zeimer, Samuel, 494 Broadway Simon, Mrs. L. B., Mt. Sinai Hospital Zeimer. Henry, 494 Broadway Schutz, Samuel, 377 Broadway Zunz. Paul, 122 Duane st Simon, Gustav, 315 Canal st s

Aaron. Jochim, 352 Third ave Bacharach, Julius, 54 Avenue D Asiel, Ely, 122 E. 56th st Bacharach, Samuel, Europe Asiel, Benjamin, 168 Church st Backer, Adolph, Williamsburg Abrahams, Isaacs B., 299 Broadway Baer, Isaac, 817 Broadway Abrahams, Nathan, 120 Bowery Baer, Isaac, 129 Duane st Abrahams, Solomon, 729 Third ave Bamberger, H., 385 Broadway Adelsberger. Samuel, 931 Second ave Barnard. Henry, 111 W. 13d st Aden, Joseph, 38 West Broadway Barnett, Nathan, 115 Franklin st Adler, Julius, 26 Broad st Barnett, Mrs. Nathan, 115 Franklin st Adler, Mrs. Charles, 26 W. 54th st Baruch, Henry, 21 Avenue C Adler, Solomon, 116 E. 60th st Baum, Seligman, 111 Chambers st Adler, Jacob, 14 Walker st Baum, Simon, 111 Chambers st Adler, Louis, 396 Broadway Bauman, Abe., 93 Avenue A Adler, Rev. Dr. S., 601 Lexington ave Bauman, Albert, 476 Grand st Adler, Samuel, 351 Broadwav Beck, H., 66 Forsyth st Adler, Sigrnund, 331 E. 19th' Beckel, Joseph, 410 Broadway Alexander, A. M., 387 Grand st Beckel, Louis, 213 Duane st Alexander, Solomon. 387 Grand st Bendix, H., 456 Broadway Alexander, Julius, 109 South st Bernhard, Bernhard, 37^ Walker st Alexander, Magnus, 109 South st Bernhard, Isaac, 718 E. Fifth st .Allen. Henry, Gilsey House Bergman, L., 135 W. 45th st Altschul, Theodore, '19 Dey st Berliner, M., 444 Broome st Andrade, Joseph. 11 W. Houston st Berlinger, Jacob, 231 First ave Andrade, Mrs. Joseph. 313 W. 51st st Behringer, Marx H., 8 E. 73d st Arnold, E. W., 327 Broadway Bernheim, Henry, 15 White st Abeles, W., 41 Howard st Bernheim, Jacob, Cedar & Pearl sts Appel, S., 90 Catharine st Bernheim, S. A., 218 W. 14th st Aronson, S., 73 Bayard st Be-nstein, Abe, 456 Broadway Asch, Benj., 57 Maiden lane Bernstein, Dan., 231 Broadway Asch, Lewis. 57 Maiden lane Bernstein, Lewis, 366 W. 23d st Asch, Mrs. Lewis, 57 Maiden iane Bernstein, Mrs. Isaac, 366 W. 23d st Ast, Samuel, 117 Suffolk st Bernstein, Nathan, Williamsburg August, Jacob, 42 Lispenard st Bernstein, Samuel. 179 Broadway Adler, Mrs. Dora. 415 E. 58;h st Berwin, M., 56 Wooster st Altman. A., Europe Beutner, Sol., 323 W. 23d st Adler, M., 24 John st Behringer, G., 926 Madison ave Alexander, I., 131 Spring st Bick, Joseph, 97 Walker st Arnheim, E., 82 Greene st Bick, Philip, 97 Walker st Asheim, S. W., 44 Bowerv Bien, Julius, 1 8 Park place Adler, Jacob, 343 E. 49th st Bildesee, B., 73 Murray st Adler, Henry, 41 Worth st Birnbaum, B., 410 E. 52d st Aufres, Abraham, 279 Stanton st Blatt, Samuel, 167 E. 60th st Arnold, A. L., 53 Worth st Bloom, Isaac, 338 Bowery Aronson, Albert, 48 Leonard st Bloom, Joseph, 338 Bowery Arnold, Samuel, 357 Canal st Bloomingdale, E.. 242 W. 49th st Aarons, Aaron, 319 E. Fourth st Bloomingdale, J., 938 Third ave Adler, Chas., 26 Broad st Blum, A., Jr., 49 Broadwav Blum, B., 214 W. 39th st Bach, Alex., 160 E. 66th st Blum, G., 74 Leonard st

Ballin, Julius, 23 White st Blum, M. , 64 Lispenard st Bacharach, D., 405 Broadway Blumenstiel, A., 322 Broadwav Bacharach, Henry, 54 Avenue D Blaskopf, H. M., 324 Third st 44 LIST OF MEMBERS.

Blumenthal, B., 377 Broadway Bing, S., 108 E. 64th st \ Borchardt. Albert, 74 Lsonard st Binge, Julius, 44 Exchange place jj Blumenthal, Mrs. Isaac. 2+ W. 47th st Bamberger, Leopold. 146 W. 43d st = Blumenthal, Joseph, 243 Broadway Bach, Harry M., 30 Warren st Blumenthal, Dr. M., 53 W. 42d st Blumenthal, Nathan, 40 Walker st Blumenthal, S., 377 Broadway Bloomingdale, Lyman, 938 Third ave

Blumenfeld, L , 21 Broad st Bachman, Alex. J., 3 Maiden lane Blumgart, L., 47 White st Bendheim, Maier, 181 Grand st Becker, Julius, 481 Broadway Baum, Isaac A., 42 White st Boehm, Jacob, 117 E. 59th st Bleichroeder, A., 196 Church st

Bondy, C. , 53 Bowery Bachman. B. J., 3 Maiden lane Bondy, M., 143 Water st Bergenstein, Charles, 325 Canal st

Borg, Mrs. S., 110 E. 60th st Bach, Julius J. . 30 Warren st

Bresler, C. B. , 431 Broome st Bass, S. , 5 Maiden lane

Brill, Simon, 48 Lispenard st Baker, A. . 39 Murray st Brill, John, 3 Bayard st Baker, Leon, 39 Murray st Brill, Chas. J., 332 E. 4lst st Bamberger, A. E., 83 Leonard st Brodeck, I. D., 560 Broadway Birnbaum, William, 71 William st Brown, Marcus, 368 Bxoadway Burnstein, N., 19 W. 56th st Brown, Moritz, 117 Chambers st Black, David, 345 E. 19th st Cahn. Leon. 41 Canal st

Bruhl, Mrs. S. , 381 W. 34th st Calm, E. C., 162 W. 50th st Bruhl, Simon, 5 Maiden lane Cardozo, Hon. Alb., 212 W. 44th st Brunner, William, 337 W. 31st st Cardozo, A. H., 66 Broad st Bleyer, Sam., 263 E. Houston st Carlebach, E., 295 Pearl st

Brush, L. S. , 68 Greene st Caro, Jacob, 450 Pearl st Bernheim, Julius, 99 Greene st Carpeles, E., 80 Pell st Bucky, Louis, 470 W. 31th st Casper, L., 468 Eighth ave Buckstein, E., 14 Walker st Celler, M., 377 W. 32d st

Bullowa, M., 315 Greenwich st Chaim, Dr. M. L. , 30 Cooper Institute 1'2 Bunsel, Mrs. J. , 537 Madison ave Cham, M., White st Brush, H., 187 Church st Child, S.,.77 Murray st Bierhof, Joseph, 305 Canal st Chuck, Henry, 21 Walker st

Brunner, Mrs. S., 556 Fifth ave Cobliner, M. , 40 W. Broadway Behringer, Leopold, 51 E. 78th st Caskel, S., 148 Henry st Behringer, Morris, 21 E. 74th st Cohen, Abe Bleistift, A. L, 38 Essex st Cohen, B. L., 5 Howard st Benjamin, A., 148 Henry st Cohen, Herman M., 28 Greene st

Blumenthal, F., 16 Spruce st Cohe'n, I. H. , 60 Catharine st Beeber, M., 22 White st Cohen, Jacob, 12 Fulton st Brill, Wm., 30 Essex st Cohen, Jacob, 109 E. 60th st Bergman, J., 901 Third ave Cohen, L., 280 Bowery Berg, Emanuel, 66 Lispenard st Cohen, Leopold, 11 Walker st Ballin, J., 16 Walker st Cohen, Leopold Bier, E., 44 White st Cohen, Levy, 640 Sixth st Bissinskv, A., 236 W. 38th st Cohen, Moses, 292 Tenth ave jj

| Bash, B* 328 E. 43d st Cohen, S., 107 William st White st | Borchardt, J. M., 25 Walker st Cohen, Sam. A., 38

[ Berg, Martin, 144 Varick st Cohen, Sol. A £ Baron, S., 71 Frankhn st Cohen, William, 4 Maiden lane = Bernheimer, Andrew, 16 Jefferson mkt Cohnfeld, Isidor, 8 Greene st I Bernheimer, Irving S., 84 Beaver st Colman, M., 109 Clinton place i Barnard. Israel, 456 Eighth ave Content, Noah, 157 W. 46th st

| Berndt, J. D., 478 Broome st Content, Mrs. Noah, 157 W. 46th st st 207 Canal st | Bachman, Simon, 47 Lispenard Cowen, Neuman, | Bogatke, J.. 122 Forsyth st Cowen, R. I., 226 E. 33d st 156 st | Blum, M., 974 Second ave Carlish, C. H., Water 1 Blum, I., 368 Broadway Cautoni, S., s| Wall st 722 | Bamberger, Mrs. H., 124 E. 61st st Christaller, Aaron, Broadway st. Christaller, A. M., 722 Broadway | Blumenthal, Isaac, 44th & First ave Bennet, W., 371 Bowery Cohn, Sigmund, 436 Pearl st LIST OF MEMBERS. 45

(John, Dr. J.. 2L0 Henry Bt Einstein, Miss Augusta, 17 W. 57th st Colmac, C, 75 Franklin st Einstein, Sol., 115 Worth st Cohen, Jacob, 389 Canal st Eller, M. J., 220 Pearl st

Cane, Marcus, 14 Whitest Englehart, J. A. , 154 Nassau st. Cohen, Gustave A., Ill Frankhn st Cohn, Jacob, 144 Water st Falk, Joseph B., 347 E. 14th st Falkenau, A., 4 Maiden lane

David, Joseph, 203 Church st Falkenau, M. , 4 Maiden lane Davidsburg, D. H., 391 Broadway Feist, Levy, 159 E. 55th st Davidson, L. S., 39 Beeknian st Feldman, Jacob, 35 Walker st Davidson, L., 232 Grand st Feuchtwanger, Jacob, 73 Leonard st Davidson, A., 145 Water st Feiheimer, August, 381 Broadway Davidson, Henry, 315 W. 20th st Felheimer, Louis, 381 Broadway Davidson, I.. 170 Canal st Fernbach, Henry, 346 Broadway Davis, Mrs. P. Iff., 24 E. 74th st Fersenheim, Herman, 76 Beekman st Davis, A. M., 404 Broadway Fuld, Samuel, 386 Grand st Davis. James, 332 Broadwav Fisher, Morris. 471.Broadway Davis, Mrs. John M., 29 W. 50th st Fleisch, I. H., 366 Broadway Davis, M. M., 228 W. 39th st Fleischman, Israel, 173 Water st Davis. Rowland, Jr., 404 Broadway Fleischhauer, Marcus, 348 E. 50th st Decordove, Alfred, 36 New st Fohs, Jacob, 548 Grand st Defreece, Benj., 28 W. 60th st Forcheimer, D.. 71 Mercer st Dessau, L H., 638 Lexington ave Fuld, Seligman,' 23 Walker st Dewolf, Moses, 43 Canal st Frank, Simon, Europe Deyoung, E., 104 William st Fox. Joseph, 80 Franklin st Drey, Sigmund, Europe Frank, H. H., 253 W. 38th st Dreyfous. Henry, 60 W. 52d st Frank, Simon, 105 Avenue B Dreyer, B. A.. 327 Canal st Frank, Levy, 228 E. 49th st Durlach, Isaac, 296 Pearl st Frank, Lewis, 105 Ave. B Dessar, A.. 21 White st Frank, Martin, 207 E. 50th st Dessar, D., 21 White st Frank. P. W., 362 W. 31st st Dreyfous, E Frank, Seligman, 94 Spring st Dessauer, W., 156 Water st Frankel, I., 390 Broadway Davies, David, 404 Broadw iy Frankenheimer, Moses, 71 E. 61st st Daiziger, Herman, 400 E. H ouston st Frankenheimer, Philip, 71 E. 61st st Drucker, M. J., 39 Spruce st Frankenstein, Lewis, 35 Lispenard st Dorn, Abe, 200 Chatham square Freudenthal, Mrs. Emma, 45 Walker st Dux. Wm. M., 74 Leonard st Freund. Jacob, 339 Grand st Delinia. D. A.. 23 William st Freund, M. S., 303 W. 52d st Daub, W., 83 Avenue A Freund. Victor, Third ave. and 47th st Frey, Nathan, 41 Canal st Earnest, S., 536 Broadway Friesner, Isaac, 33 John st Edelmuth, Adolph, 337 E. 49th st Friedlander, Lewis, 327 Broadway Edinger. A. H., 17 Nassau st Friedlander, Leopold. 120 Broadway Eger, M. D., 43 John st Friedman, Philip, 244 E. 51st st Ehrich, William, 237 Eighth ave Friend, E., Jr., 129 Maiden lane Ehrlich, Moses, 204 Church st Fringent, P., 60 Pine st Eichelberg, Samuel, 39 Maiden lane Frohlich, Mrs. B., 28 E. 50th st Eidlitz, Marcus, 317 E. 58th st Frohlich, Lionel, 788 Third ave Einho-n, Rev. Dr., 149 E. 61 st st Fuerth, Gustav, 142 E. 40th st Ellinger, M., 11 Spruce st Flashner, Herman, 348 E. 10th st Elkus, Isaac, 14 Walker st Friedman, S., 1 Division st Elkus, Simon, 14 Walker st Fuld, Bernhard, 386 Grand st Emden, Joseph, 60 Ave. C Forsch, F., 473 Broadway Epstein, E. F., 429 W. 23d st Forsch, Mrs. F., 164 E. 61st st Ettinger, Abe, 270 Bowery Forster, C, 413 E. 51st st Ettinger, Raphael, 270 Bowery Friedman, B., 484 Broadway Englehart, Joel, 320 Broadway Fixman, J., 22 Allen st Elbe, Isidore, 35 Maiden lane Frank, Mrs. Leo, 414 E. 50th st Emmerich, J., 20 John st Frank, Hirsch, 348 E. 66th st Ehrcnreich, M., 167 E. 61st st Frank, David, 117 E. 65th st 46 LIST OF MEMBERS.

Foehrdiug, Leo, 411 \V. 28th st Guttenberg. M., 103 Duane st Feist. L., 21 Park place Gladke, Jacob, 23 Walker st Falk, B., 322 E, 53d st Goldberg, A.. 475 Broadway Friedman, Joseph, 315 E. 51st st Gumbiuer, Emil, 351 Broadway Fleishman, L., 9G8 Second ave Goodkind, Wm., 299 Grand st Fleishman, Abe. 3D Broad st Grosser, Julius, Europe Fisher, Sam. M., 3X0 E. 30th st Goldstein, Max L., 216 E. 42d st

Forster. Meyer, 162 E. 70th st Goldstein, Philip L. , 5 Ludlow st Fisher, P., 10 Whitehall st Gross, Nathan, 39 White st Freundlich, H., 8 Maiden lane Griessman, C, 55 White st

Frankenstein, Julius, 413 Broome st Goldstein, Rev. H. . 304 E. 55th st Friedman, William, 371 Broadway Goldstein, Ferd., 312 E. lflth st Froehlich, Dr. D., 613 Lexington ave Goldschmidt, Sol., 408 E. 51st st Friend, Julius, 417 Broome st Greenebaum, H., 20 Wall st Frankenheimer, William, 312 W. 23d st Gugenheimer, Sam., 306 E. 53d st Friess, C, 124 W. 41st st Guniprecht. P., 127 E. 62d st Fellman, B., 44 Hud-:on st Geisenheimer, H., 865 Third ave Frankfeld, A., Eighth ave. and 26th st Goldman, H., 218 Church st Frieberg, M., 12 Whitest Goodhart. M., 17 Warren st Froehlich, S., 157 E. 61st st Gotthold, Louis, 63 Barclay st Frank, M. H., 48 Leonard st Guttentag, E., 90 Lewis st Gomprecht, Gustave, 944 Third ave Galland. Samuel, 103 E. 79th st Gump, Marcus, 56 Walker st Gans, Mrs. Hannah, 86 Wall st Goodman, Jonas H., 265 Broadway Gans. Jacob S., 86 Wall st Grossman, 171 Attorney st Gans, S. J.. 86 WaU st Guttenberg. J. B.. 48 Avenue D Gatman, Leonard, 238 W. 35th st Goodman, L. H.. 22 Walker st Gerstle, Henry, 29 Broad st Gans, L.. 75 St. Mark's place Gerstlei Joseph, 224 E. 46th st Greenfield, D., 67 Greene st Haas, L. J. Guitterman, Sigmund, Europe Haber, I.. 169 E. 70th st Guitterman, Simon, 454 Broadway Hackes. Simon. 328 E. 57th st Goldberg, Jacob. 1(5 Avenue B Holzman, J.. 58 White st Goldman. Mrs. B., 649 Madison ave Halle, F. E., 84 Franklin st Goldsmith, James, 106 Buane st Halle, S. E., 29 Greene st Goldsmith, Gabriel, 411 E. Houston st Halle, A., 355 Broadway Goldsmith, Henry. 247 Broadway Hallgarten. Mrs. C. L., Europe Goldsmith, Isidore. 629^Second ave Hamburger. Bernhard, 247 E. 60th st Goldsmith, Meyer, 346 E. 4th st Haase. William, 73 Grand st

Goldsmith, Moses, 196 Church st Hamburger, S. . 330 E. 19th st Goldsmith. M. M., 94 Spring st Hamerslag, I., 148 Chatham st Goldberg, M., 25 Avenue B Hart, Joseph S., 66 Greene st Godhelp, Jacob, 101 Franklin st Harriss. Fabian, 103 Duane st Goldstein, Philip, 402 Broadway Harriss, Joseph, 20 White st Goldstein, M., 53 Catharine st Harriss, Joseph, 35 Henry st Goldstein. Lazarus, 413 E. 51st st Harriss, Morris, 304 Bowery Goodkind, Barney, 191 Canal st Harriss, Philip. 52 Catharine st

Goodkind, Mayer, 402 Broadway Hart, Julian B. , Boston Goodkind, Moses, 475 Broadway Hart. Julius, 67 W. 38th st Goodman, Mrs. David, 249 E. 30th st Hart. Mrs. Julius. 67 W. 38th st

Gothold, Frederick, 579 Broadwav Hart Sol. I. , 659 Broadway Gosling. Abe. 32 White st Hahn. S. L. Graff, L., 94 Warren st Hartman. Isaac, 122 E- 60th st

Gross, Michael, 23 Market st Hauchause, Alex. , 5 Burling slip Goodheim, M., 70 W. 49th st Hausman, David, 107 Walker st Grosmeyer, Henry. 151 E. 60th st Hornstein, Henrv, 480 Grand st Gross, Henry, 169 E. 60th st Hecht, Abe, 305"Pearl st Grotta. B., 147 Water st Hecht. Bernhard, 483 Broadway Grunhut, James. 151 W. 12th st Hecht, Meyer, 483 Broadway Gugenheimer, Rand., 908 Third ave Hecht, Leopold, 143 E. 53d st 56th st Gumbiner, Paul, 1 68 S. Fifth ave Heiter, Mrs, Simon, 17 W. LIST OF MEMBERS. 47

Heilner, Solomon, 21 "Walker st Holzinger, Jeremiah, 393 Broadway Heilbrun, Joseph, 64 Lispenard st Hyman, Mrs. E., 416 E. 52d st Heil, E., 28 Broad st Hyman, S. P., 54 Mercer st Heineman, Jacob, 28 Howard st Hays, Nathan, 43 Worth st Hellenberg, A., 89 Franklin st Hatch, Simon. 330 E. 65th st Heller. Adolph. 39 First ave Hatch, Samuel, 330 E. 65th st Held, Mrs. Marx. 483 Broadway Hagensbacher, G., 299 Grand st. Wmbg Held, Simon, 483 Broadway Hamburg, J. J., 140 E. 59th st Hofheimer, Henry, 417 Broome st Herman, M. S., 57 Walker st

Heller, William, 91 Chamber st Herman, S. M. , 57 Walker st Hellman. Theodore, 21 Broad st Hirschfeld, I., 41 Worth st Hendriks, Isaac, 46 W. 22d st Haas. Louis, 232 Church st Hendricques. C. A., 25. W< 49th st Hyman, M. S.. 81 Seventh st Henry, H. S., 660 Lexington ave. Hellman, Nathan, 221 Church st Heksher, M. N., 464 Broad way Hellman, Myer, 221 Church st Heksher, S., 42 Murray st Herrman, Henry S., 221 Church st Hess, Nathan, Brooklyn Hirsch, Dr. S., 126 E. 58th st Herman, A. S., 17 "White st Hess, Simon, 242 E. 51st st Herman, David, 404 Broadway Hirshkind, P., Broadway & Grand st Herman, E., 93 William st Hymes, Julius, 426 Broadway Herman, Max, 67 Pine st Hart, Isaac, 73 Lexington ave Herman, S., 128 E. 62d st Hart, Mrs. Sarah, 73 Lexington ave Herzfeld, L. S., 29 Greene st Heyman, S., 6 Wooster st Herzberg, Hyman, 304 E. 52d st Harriss, L., 153W. 33d st Hertz, H. B., Jr., 816 Lexington ave Herrman, S. L., 26 W. 61st st Herzog, Henry, 121 E. 84th st Herzog, Julius, 354 Broadway Herzog Louis, 33 Maiden lane Hoffman, Sam., 30 White st Hess, Henry, 1 Nassau st Haas, S., 196 Church st T Hesse, Moritz, 156 E. 48th st Hendricks, Albert, 62 W . 50th st

Heyman, Edward, 325 Broadway Haas, L. , 8 Walker s t Hirsch, Lewis, 32 White st Haberman, T., 143 E. 60th st Heyman, George, 336 W. 51st st Hoxter, Gustave, 231 Church st

Heyman, M. , 8 Greene st Henry, L., 348 E. 15th st Heyman, S. M., 8 Greene st Heiter, Wenry L., 349 Broadway Heyman. Solomon, 416 E. 5 2d st Herrman, A., 377 Broadway Heineman, Mrs. Henry, 109 E. 70th st Humel, M. M., 44 Lispenard st Hildburg, Henry, 206 Broadway Hershfeld, Abe. 293 Broadway Hirschman, N., 168 Church st Hirshfeld, M. G., 106 Franklin st Hirsch, Bene, 327 Broadway Hirsh, Kaufman, 78 W. 47th st Hirsh, Henry, St. Cloud Hotel Herzog, A. S., 161 E. 82d st Hirsh, Herman, Europe Hoffman, G.. 538 Broadway Hirsh, Heiman, Europe Hirsch, Samuel, 227 E. 49th st Iglauer, Simon, 371 Broadway Hirsch. Theodore, 356 E. Houston st Isaacs, Alex., 5!) Pine st Hirschkind, E., B'way& Grand st Isaacs, Isaac S., 243 Broadway Hochster, Isaac, 46 E. 8th st Isaacs, Meyer S., 243 Broadway Hoffman, Mrs. Isaac, 242 E. 19th st Isaacs. Mrs. Meyer S., 137 W. 53d st Hoffman, Samuel, 321 W. 55th st Isaacs. Rev. S. M., 243 Broadway Hoffman, M., 63 E. 59th st Illfelder, B., 60 John st Hirschhorn, Wm., 22 Spruce st Isaacs, I. A., 512 W. 14th st Huebsch, Rev. Dr.. 791 Lexington ave Isaacs, Levy J., 223 Eighth ave Hyams, David, 274 Greenwich st Isacs, Abe, 378 Bowery Hyman, Henry, 11 W. 53d st Hyinan, Marcus. 601 Broadway Jackson, A. J., 56 W. 31st st Hyman, Nathan, 92 Avenue C Jochim, M., 16 Pell st Hyman, Nathan, 321 E. 30th st Jacoby, A., 135 Duane st Hyman, Solomon, 81 Seventh st Jackson, E. J., 130 E. 35th st Hymes, William, 41 Warren st Jackson, N. J., 130 E. 35th st Herman, Morris, 340 E. 6.r>th st Jentes, Henry, 297 Grand st Hirsch, David, 115 Norfolk st Jacobs, A., 3 Forsyth st Hellman, Mrs. Theodore, 26 W. 34th st Jacobs, Abe, 198 Bowery 48 LIST OF MEMBERS.

Jacobs, A. H., 687 Broadway Kohlberg, Jacob, 121 Maiden lane Jacobs, Jonas, 38 Vesey st Kohlberg, Mrs. A., 135 W. 20th st Jacobs, Lionel, 8 Astor House Kohns, David, 216 Broadway

Jacobs, L. L. , 74 Franklin st Kohns, Hezekiah, 53 Greene st Jacobs, Mrs. S. R., 22 W. 38th st Konig, Herman, 179 Pearl st Japha, S. E Kallman, Leopold, 382 Grand st Japha, S. S Kreilsheimer, Aaron, 420 E. 59th st Jesuron, Moses. 23 William st. Kronthaler, W., 267 E. Houston st Jesuron, Solomon, 162 W. 44th st Kuh, Alex., 879 Sixth ave Joachimsen, Hon. P. J., 101 E. 65th st Kuhn, Abe, 31 Nassau st Jeselson, Philip, 545 Broadway Kupfer, S., 325 E. 30th st Josephson, C. N., 121 Maiden lane Kupfer, S., 10 White st Joseph, Samuel, 166 Front st Kurshedt, Alex., 14 John st

Judah, Mrs. Miriam, 683 Fifth ave Kurshedt, Ashei , 14 John st Jacobs, Levy, 218 E. 60th st Kurzman, Hyman, 29^ Division st Jaeger, Abe, 35 Bowery Kurzman, Michael, 29^ Division st Jaeger, Israel. 47th st. and First ave Kohn, Gustave, 115 Norfolk st Jacobs, Rev. Hy. S., 252 W. 39th st Kohn, Sigmund, 115 Norfolk st Jerkowsky, Sam., 51 Walker st King, Bennet, 53 W. 35th st Jacoby, H., 86 Franklin st Kahn, Moses, 10 Maiden lane Joseph, E., 21 White st Kopetzkey. Joseph, 1146 Second ave Kohn, Moritz, 50 Leonard st Kackeles, S., 243 E. 49th st Kraus, I., 38 White st

Kayser, Julius, 499 Broadway Kingsbury, H. L., 41 White st . Kahn, Israel, 293 Grand st Kern, Joseph, 404 E. 53d st Kann, Nathan, 314 E. Houston st Kahn, L., 368 Broadway Kaim, Abe, 178 Avenue B Kugelman, J., 348 E. 43d st Kayser, Meinhold, 486 Bioadway Kohn, C. D., 253 Third ave Kalisky, Fabian, 20 Warren st Katz, Ferd., 401 E. 52d st Karelson, E., 69 Nassau st Kraemer, Max, 112 Leonard st Katz, Solomon, 197 Canal st Klein, A. A., 83 Beade st Katzenburg, Julius, 225 E. 52d st Kaim, Maurice, 53 Walker st Kastor, Abe, 102 E. 64th st Koch, Sem., Brooklyn Kauffman, Adolph, 260 Canal st Kleeburg, Philip, 168 Church st Kauffman, Abe, 242 W. 36th st Kraft, Isaac, 386 Pearl st Kauffman, B.. 62 Broad st Kleiner. Jacob, 6 Avenue D Kauffman, Felix, 20 FraDklin st Keller, David, 24 John st Kauffman, Herman, 317 W. 48th st Kupfer. B., 329 E. 51st st Kauffman, Isidore, 38 Lispenard st Kafka, John, 113 Elm st Kauffman, Levy, 319 W. 3:.st st Kahn, Joseph, 503 Broadway

Kempner, William. 331 E. 19th st Kahnweiler. C. , 55 Walker st

Keesing, T. H. , 69 W. 48th st Kohner, M., 163 E. 61st st Ketch, L., 276 Bleecker st Klobman, Leon, 44 Hudson st Kind, Moses, 94 Liberty st King, Mrs. Chas., 386 Fifth ave Lachenbruch, M., 164 Water st King, Mrs. George, 473 Fifth ave Landecker, P., 44 White st Kirschberger, S. H., 362 Broadway Langer, M., 254 Bowery Kellner, Moritz, 830 Lexington ave Langstadter, B., 282 Bleecker st Klaber, Adolph, 136 E. 18th st Langstadter, J., 282 Bleecker st Klaber, Mrs. Simon, 301 W. 26th st Lansberg, S., 306 Broadway Klauber, David, 301 E. Houston st Lasell, A.. 133 E. 30th st Klingenstein, Henry, 310^ Grand st Lasner, M. A., 724 Lexington ave Klingenstein, Sig., 310^ Grand st Latz, Solomon, 324 E. 41st st Knight, Emanuel, 46 Broad st Lamleine, C. M., 357 Canal st Knight, Sylvester. 46 Broad st Laufer, A., 503 Broadway Koch, Elias, 135 Duane st Lewis, Charles, 220 Church st Katzky, Henry C, 21 Walker st Levin, Bev. Baph. D'C, 67 William st Koehler, D. M., 120 E. 27th st Lawrence, B., 49 Maiden lane Koehler, Herman, 39 E. 30th st Lazarus, L., Ill Sheriff st Koehler, Mrs. Herman, 39 E. 30th st Lcderer, J., 306 E. 43d st Koehler, Joseph, 131 E. 30th st Lehmaier, Ludwig, 455 Broome st Langsdorf. S., 128 Water st Loewenstein, Louis. 99 Maiden lane Leinkauf,H. L, 216 W. 26th st Loewenthal, Leonard, 11 'lhomas st Leo, Henry, 139 W. 56th st Loewenthal, Baphael, 205 Pearl st Lesserman, S., 125 W. 13th st Loewenfels, E., 137 Ave. C Leventhal, Martin, 289 Grand st Lubelsky. A., 235 E. 78th st Levy, John J., 45 Sixth ave Lux, S. D., 494 Broadway Levy, Adolph, 14 Walker st Lyons, Alfred, 52 Broadway Levy, A. H., 14 Walker st Lyons, Julius J., 52 Broadway Levy, A. L., 20 W. 45th st Lyons, Tobias, 113 E. 78th st Levy, Boaz, 615 Hudson st Levino. A. M., 135 E. 79th st Levy, Barnett, 224| Bowery Lindheim, M., 159 Water st Levy, Eniil, 541 Eighth ave Lepler, John, Ave. C and 9th st Levy, Jos. C, 7 Warren st Lagowitz, J., 390 Broadway Levy, Julius, 234 E. Broadway Lei man. Isidore, Kewark Levy, Louis, 167 W. 47th st Levy, Abe, 14 White st Levy, L. L., 38 Lispenard st Lederer, F., 61 Broadway Levy, Max. 57 Grand st Levy, Emil S., 44 Lispenard st Levy, Meyer, 314 E. 50th st J Levifon. Barnet, 237 E. 18th st

Levy, Saul J., 52 W. 37th st j Lindheim, Mrs. Bertha, 167 E. 71st st Levy, Henry, 49 Maiden lane Leiter, I. H.. 52 White st Levy, Jacob. 51 Exchange place Lederman, David, 159 Water st Lasky, David, 101 Prince st Lederman, Joseph, 159 Water st Lasky, Philip, 65 Greene st Lederman, Julius, 159 Water st Levene, Joseph, 69 W. Broadway Loewenthal, H. S., 44 Lispenard st Levene, M., 333 Grand st Lange, C. A., 50 White st ^ Levison, Sperzheim, 49 Maiden lane Levy, Gustavus, 15 Centre st Lewis, Abe, 315 W. 32d st Lublin. O., 423 Broadway Lewis, Fred k, 71 E. 53d st Levy, M., Williamsburg Lewis, Henry, 319 W. 30th st Loewenthal, Carl, 213 Washington st Lewis, Henry, 44 E. 49th st jLissauer, M. J., 29 Maiden Lane ' Lewis, Joseph, 350 W. 31st st 'Levis, Henry, 112 Avenue B. Lewis, Solomon, 69 Leonard st Levenson, S., 447 Third ave Lichtenauer, J. M., 168 Church st Lippman, M., 774 Second ave Lichtenauer, M., 26 Maiden lane Levy, B.,' 539 Canal st Lichtenheim, G. B., 88 Leonard st Loeb, G., 598 Broadway

Lichten, Chas., 107 Lexington ave Levy, Ferd. , 23 Second ave Libas, K., 306 Bowery Lederer, I., 421 Canal st

Lilienthal, Dr. S. , 230 W. 25th st Lax, Theodore, 162 Divison st st Lilienthal, James, 34 Broadwav Lindenstein. S. M , 124 E. 65th Lilienthal, Theodore E., 21 Broad st Lederer, L., 240 W. 37th st Lindheim, Nathan, 63 Walker st ^ Lauterbach, M., 167 E. 65th st Lindeman, M., 114 Franklin st Long, I. M., 375 Broadway Lipman, Lewis, £37 Broadway Loewenstein, -J. E., 287 Third st Lipman, Phillip, 486 Broadway Lichtenauer, Moses, 26 Maiden lane Lipman, William, 173 E. 60th st Lauterbach. Augustus, 70 E. 61st st. Lisner. Arnold, 310 Bowery Levy, Philip, 231 E. 50th st, Levy, Jos. S.. 52 W. 37th st? Levi, Joseph, 61 Walker st. Lisner, Solomon, 446 Broome stj Levy, Louis, 14 White st Levy, David, 55 White st Levy, Sam.. 14 White st Levinger, Adolph, 261 Broadway Levy. Julius, 232 W. 45th st Livingston, M. Libman, L., 406 Broadway Livingston, Moses. 121 Liberty st Lewi, D., 315 Greenwich st Livingston, S., 214 E. 53d st Lehman, I. H.. 327 Broadway Loeb, A. Loewenstein, S., 159 E. 61st st Loeb, Leopold, 124 Greenwich st Levy, Joseph, 44 Lispenard st ave Loeb, Lazarus, Newark * Louden, J., 145 Eighth Loewenbein, Abe, 262 Hudson st Lehman, Aaron, 354 Broadway Loewengood, Louis, 129 E. 84th st Libman, J., 3 Chambers st Loewengood, Moses, 129 E. 84th st Le\y, Marks, 801 W. 4 2d st Jj Loewenstein, E., 486 Eighth ave Lindauer, D. H., 23 Thomas st Loewenstein, Leopold, 39 Lispenard st 50 LIST OF MEMBERS.

Michael, S., 162 Greenwich st Morgenthau, Max, 334 W. 46th st Mack, Alex Morriss, L. W., 50 Broadway Mack, Mrs. Adolph, 67 E. Gist st Morrison, Henry, 206 Broadway Mack, C. W., 222 W. 47th st Morrison, Mrs. Henry, 38 W. 28th st Mack, I. 8., 52 White st Morten, Joseph, 810 Broadway Mack, Jacob, 261 W. 34th st Modry, I., 23 Lispenard st Manheimer, Lazarus, 943 Third Ave Moses, Max, 135 E. 60th st Mandel, Emanuel, 104 E. 80th st Moses, Solomon, 74 Leonard st Mandel, Herman, 80 Franklin st Moss, Joseph, 23 Walker st Mandelbaum, Jacob, 289 Grand st Munster, S., 342 W. 28th st Mandelbaum, L. H., 75 Maiden lane Musliner, Joseph, 319 E. Houston st Mann, Simon, 316 E. f>0th st Musliner, Mrs. J., 319 E. Houston st Markewitz, Samuel, 304 E. 65th st Myer, Abe, 16 Avenue B Marks, Abe, 82 Greene st Myer, A. J., 74 Franklin st Marks, D., 9 Lispenard st Mayer, L, 450 Broadway Marks, Bernard Mayer, Emanuel, 53 Warren st Marks, George, 60 White st Mayer, S., 326 E. 50th st Marks, Louis Mayer, Solomon, 598 Broadway Marks. S., 256 W. 39th st Mayer, Herman, 598 Broadway Mandel, A. G., 44 E. 74th st Myers, M. S., 141 W. 42d st Mawson, G. S., 65 Mercer st Myer, Moritz, 301 Broadway May, August, 232 E. 79th st Magnus, S. A., 305 Pearl st

May, C. M. , 54 White st Miller, Marquis, 320 Canal st May, M., 161 W. 47th st Michaels, Moses, 508 Broadway Maybrun, Henry. 99 Greenwich st Morgenthau, Lazarus, 723 Lexington av Maynz, Bemhard, 403 E. 50th st Mayer, Constant, 1296 Broadway Mehrbach, Moses, 431 Grand st Mayer, H., 572 Ninth ave Mehrbach, Solomon, 155 W. 44th st Marks, Sam., 99 Main st., Brooklyn Meisel, William, 221 E. 72d st Mayer, Louis, 122 Water st Mayer, Leopold, 196 Church st Mayer, Myer, 52 Avenue C Mayer, Chas., 57 Maiden lane Meyer, F., 320 Bowery Mayer, Benjamin, 237 E. 62nd st Meyer, S., 320 Bowery Mayer, Isaac, 424 W. 34th st Meyer, C. H., 66 Warren st Mayer, Simon, 57 W. 56th st Meyer, J. R., 33 Walker st Mielziner, Dr. M., 160 E. 60th st Meyer, S., 87 Pearl st Mendel, M. W., 15^ Bowery Man die, Marx, 250 E. 51st st Mendelson, S., 32 Spruce st Marcuse, A., 52 Exchange place Menken, Julian, 17 White st Marx, Isaac, 430 Broadway Menken, Nathan, 17 White st Marx, M., 245 E. Broadway Metzger, Isaac, 238 E. 58th Metzger. Isidore, 1 6 Walker st Metzger, David, 305 E. 50th st Moses, Simon, 322 E. 50th st Metzler, M., 98 Avenue D Minzepheimer, S., 15 Beekman place Miller, Daniel, 320 Canal st Mohr, L., 178 Church st

May, S. , 209 Greenwich st Michelis, J., 803 W. 38th st Meyer, A. T., 83 Walker st May, Raphael, 81 Seventh st I Meyer, Mrs. A. T., 24 E. 83d st Miller, J. W., 107 E. 65th st £ Meuer, Joseph, 31 Division st Mandle, Leon, 349 Broadway

I Meyer, William, 156 W. 44th st Mendel, E. W., 15^ Bowery

| Myers, M. S., 619 Broadway Meyer, R. M., 21 White st 75th st { Meyer, Mrs. T. A., 20 E. Mayer, Leopold, 340 E. 49th st | Meyer, Louis, 42 White st Minzesheimer, Emil, 126 E. 62d st

| Meyer, Emil, 84 Duane st Morris, Charles, 36 Walker st = Myers. Meyer Me^er, Simon, 15 White st | Michelbacher, A., 149 E. 71st st Meyer, D. F., 503 Broadway Michelbacher, S., 227 E. 72d st Mork, M. S., 524 Broadway Michelson, Philip, 19 Avenue C Meyer, I. T., 390 Broadway Mierson, Dr., 257 E. 48th st ]Veyer, H.. 191 West st Melius, E., 24 White st Mandelbaum, S., 631 Lexington ave Mitchel, Moses, 26 Broad st Marx, Jacob, 230 Greenwich st Monheimer. H., 156 E. 70th st Mansell, Abe.. 71 William st Mosenthal, H., 337 Broadway Marx, Felix, 185 Church st ,m, " =

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Marks, Sam. M. , 354 Broadway Peyser, S., 109 Eighth ave Metzger, Marx, 178£ Water st Phillips, Asher, 211 W. 39th st Meyer, S. T., 83 Walker st Phillips, Mrs. B., 28 E. 50th st

Meyer, Mrs. S. T. , 20 E. 75th st Phillips, Dav. L., 21 E. 71th st Maas, Fred. M., 58 Exchange place Phillips, J. L., 19 Abingdon square Phillips, Henry, 211 W. 46th st Nathan, Miss Clara, 683 Fifth ave Phillips, Isaac, 324 W. 22d st

Nathan, Miss Frances. 683 Fifth ave Pickard, I. , 1 1 Maiden lane

Nathan, Gratz, 23 Park row Pinner, H. , 262 W. 39th st

Nathan, Julian, 683 Fifth ave Pinner, M. S. . 360 Eowery Nathan, Washington, 683 Fifth ave Pinner, I. A., 360 Bowery Nathan, Mendez, 180 W. 11th st Pinner. S., 726 Lexington ave Nathan, Edward, 203 Church st Plonsky, Henry, 718 Broadway

Nathan, Sinai, 20 North William st Pokorney. L. , 7 Burling slip Nassauer, M., 53 White st Poland, Alfred. 376 Canal st Nathansen, M., 9 White st Pollack, Joseph, ">6 Yesey st Naumberg, S., 216 Church st Pollack, Moms. 1 Maiden lane Nettre, Philip. 108 Grand st Papenheimer, Max, 36 Broad st

New, Henry, 123 E. 69th st Popper, L. , 388 Pearl st Neubouer, Goodman, 354 Broadway Poznansky, H., 208 W. 45th st Neubouer, Sol., 206 E. 58th st Poznansky, M., 183 Church st Neuberger, M., 283 Pearl st Prager, Gabriel, 112^ Bowery Newman, Myron, 305 Pearl st Pings, J. B., 126 Broadway

Newmark, B. , 76 Park place Price, A. L., 157 Chambers st >orthschild, C. 332 E. 19th st Putzel, Michael, 67 Warren ^t Newberger, Isidore. 34 Walker st Prochaska, A., 356 Bowery Newberger, H, 31 Walker st Popper, Franck, Herkimer, N. Y New, A., 11th st. & Sixth ave Popper, Joseph, 13 Clinton st Nordman, A., 15 Maiden lane Pfaun, Jacob, 311 E. 19th st Naumburg. Max, Broadway & Grand St Pros. itz. William, 1126 Third ave Neumoegen, B., 52 Exchange place Prager, M., 8 Maiden lane Neukirch, C, 18 Exchange place Putzei, Gustave, 371 Broadwav Nones, Alex, 138 Pearl st Plaut, Sol., 196 Church st Prochownick, A., 310 E. 15th st Oberndorfer, H., 323 W. 31 st Philips, P. A., 18 Leonard st

Obright, Mrs. S , 393 Eighth ave Price, Levi, 212 Seventh st Ochs, Joseph, 133 E. 15th st Price, Maurice, 301 E. 65th st Ochs, M. B., 282 E. Houston st Odenheimer, Joseph, 291 Eighth ave Raphel. George, 152 W. 48th st Oettinger, J. N., 296 Pearl st Rapp, Solomon, 448 Second ave Oppenheimer, A. D., 97 Franklin st Roberts, Alb. A., 192 First ave Oppenheimer, Joseph, 12 White st Rawitzer, A., 92 Warren st Oppenheimer, Joseph, 97 Franklin st Rawitzer, L., 92 Warren st Oppenheimer, Samuel, Greenpoint Redlich, A.. 1 Cedar st Oppenheimer, Seliginan, 21 Maiden lane Rees, H., 366 E. Houston st Oppenheimer, William, 15 E. 80th st Rich, Albert, 303 bixth ave

Opper, Adolph, 91 Grand st Regensberger, M. H. . 322 Broadway Opper, Morris, 681 Broadway Reitlinger, A. H., 29 Spruce st Ottenberg, A., 31 Columbia st Reitlinger, Alex., 29 Spruce st Ollendorf, G. H., Ill Eighth ave Reitlinger, Sigmund, 29 Spruce st Otto, S. L., 97 Bleecker st Rhode, David, 136 E. filst st Oppenheimer, Z. S., 1016 Second ave Rosenfeld, Louis, 367 Broadway Oettinger, Max, 11 Broad st Rice, Berrrhard, 373 Broadway Oettinger, Moses, 11 Broad st Rice, Solomon, 8 Maiden lane Oppenheim, M., 385 Broadway Rich, H., 252 E. 53d st Oppenheimer, Adolph, 15 E. 80th st Richard, A., 339 Canal st Oppenheimer, Manus, 118 E. 50th st Riech, S., 315 Eighth ave Oppenheimer, Seliginan, 138 Water st Riess, Leopold, 26 Broad st Rau, Isaac, 76 W. 18th st Paksher, A., 311 Eighth ave Robitscher, F., 273 Bowery Peixotto, M. L. M., 686 Sixth ave Robitscher, S., 245 E. 13th st 52 LIST OF MEMBERS.

Rohinan, S., 52 Greene st Rauch, H., 21 Avenue D Rose, C, 15 Broad st Rosenheim, D., 51 White st Rose, C. M., 54 Leonard st Rice, Sol., 9 Maiden lane Rose, Moses, 54 Leonard st Rosenfeld, Herman A., 643 Lex. ave Rosenbaum, S. D., Europe Riglander, J. W., 156 Broadway Rosenberg, A., 384 Canal st Rosenberg, G., 129 E. 70th st Salinger, Emil, 105 E. 79th st Rosenberg, Jonas, 164 E. 00th st Samson, Jonas D.. 176 Chambers st Rosenberg, M., 69 Bowery Samson, Julian, 196 Chambers st Rosenbaum, S. G., 43 Walker st Salinger, Edward, 371 Broadway Rosenblatt, Asher, 413 W. 57th st Saloshinsky, Ezekiel, 166 E. 66th st Rosenblatt^ Mayer, 325 E. 57th st Sampter, B. M., 602 Lexington ave Rosenbush,' Joseph, 1203 Broadway Samuel, Lehman, 338 E. 50th st Rosendorf, M., 295 Grand st Samuel, Mrs. Samuel, 386 Fifth ave Rosenfeld, Samuel, Europe Sands, J., at Claflin Rosenfeld, Simon, 1112 Second ave Schwab, I., 33 Walker st Rosenheim, A. H., 458 Broome st Sanger, Jones, 106 Chamber st Rosenheim, Henry, 475 Broadway Sanson, Felix, 167 Church st Rosenheim, Moritz, 308 E. 61st st Scharles Bros., 1140 Broadway Rosenheim, Mrs. Isidore, 65 E. 59th st Schwarzsehild, I., 333 E. 51st st Rosenheim, Seligman, 406 Broadway Schainwald, N., 131 E. 73d st Rosenheim, Isaac, 5S White st Scherer, Joseph L., 78 Worth st Rosenthal, Abe., 341 E. 19th st Scheuer, Isaac, 318 E. 18th st Rosenthal, Ferdinand, 66 Avenue D Scheuer, Simon, 388 Broadway Rosenthal, Jacob, 64 White st Scheuer, Simon, Ne vark Rossman, N., 260 Seventh st Schiffer, Gabriel, 38 Vesey st Rossman, S., 296 Second st Schiffer, L. G., 10 Old slip Rodhe, Z. M., 24 W. 43d st Schlesinger, Abhm., 168 E. Houston st Rothschild, Moses, 256 Seventh st Steinfelder, Sam., 413 Sixth st Rothschild, S., Jr., 158 W. 50th st Schlestein, B., 34 Walker st Rothschild, Seligman, 187 Church st Schloss, Emanuel, 251 W. 24th st Rothstein, Henry, 160 Allen st Schloss, Israel M., 336 Broadway Rubens, Charles, Europe Schloss, Moses, 336 Broadway

Rosenthal, Isaac, 206 E. 78th st Schloss. N. J. , 360 Broadway Rubin, Rev. A., 322 E. 65th st Schlossheimer, Falk, 119 Henry st Russak, Frank, 497 Broadway Schnaier, Gustav, 324 E. 51st st Rice, A., 218 E. 49th st Schnitzler, Albert, 1 Cedar st Romberg, Jacob, 9 John st Schutz, Henry, 84 Leonard st Rosenbaum, A., 19 Greene st Schutz, Julius, 84 Leonard st Richman, Daniel, 414 E. 50th st Schutz, L., 269 Seventh st

Rautenberg, I. , 100 Bowery Schloss, Philip, 336 Broadway Rosenbaum, H, 456 Broadway • Schnabel, Louis, 20 E. 74th st T Rosenfeld, L., 44 W hite st Scltwab, Michael, 43 W. 45th st Rothschild, I. H., 915 Second ave Schwarzkopf, Isaac, 826 Lexiugton ave Rothschild, Meyer, 62 Avenue B Schwarzkopf, L., 143 Water st Ritterband, J. S., 7 Warren st Schwarz, Mrs. Celia, 607 Eighth ave Roathass, J. R., 3S9 Canal st Schwarz, Charles, 173 E. Houston st Rodman, Hardy, 400 E. 52d st Schwarz, David, 162 E. 78th st Rindskopf, L., 722 Fifth ave Schwarz, Herman, 109 Grand st Runkel, Louis, 9 Maiden lane Schwarz, Isaac, 150 E. 53d st Reiss, L., 527 E. 11th st Schwarz, Louis, 40 White st Rothenberg, B., 115 Franklin st Schwarz, Marcus, 441 E. 19th st Rosenstsin, J. W., 323 Greenwich st Schwarz, Simon, 441 E. 19th st Rosenthal, S., 47 White st Schweizer, Julius, 70 Greene st Rice, E., 21 Park place Selig, Abhm.,- 813 Broadway Rosenberg, Moses G., 42 White st Schire, Jacob, 24 White st Rossbach, Jos. H., 68 Gold st Schoneman, R. E., 579 Broadway Raubitshek, E. F., 302 Broadway Schwartz, B., 218 E. 58th st Rosenthal, Isidore, 368 Broadway Simon, L., 232 Henry st Rosenthal, Chas., 39 Avenue D Seligman, Gabriel, 11 Thomas st

Rosenstiel, L. S. , 144 E. 54th st Seligman, S. H., 208 E. 31st nt LIST OF MEMBERS. 53

Seiner, Herman, 16 Fourth ave Stern, Dr. L., 221 E. 52d st Semmons, Joseph H., 687 Broadway Stern, M., 319 Greenwich st

Schulhoefer, S. M. , 1049 Second ave Stern, Moses, 277 Stanton st Schellenberg, B., Brooklyn Stern, Samuel, 44 Walker st Scherick, Wolf, 633 Eighth ave Stern, Z., 44 Walker st Sichel, Joseph M., 218 Pearl st Stern, Z., 10 Walker st Sigel, Abhm., 516 Third ave Stern, Mrs. Z., 10 Walker st Sigel, Lewis, 42 Broadway Stern, Mrs. E., 312 E. 19th st Sigel, Gabriel, 42 Broadway Steinberger, M. I., 509 Broadway Sigel, Leopold, 488 Eighth ave Stirn, Samuel, 123 E. 69th st Silver, Jonas, 79 White st Steinreich, Samuel, 48 Walker st Silverthau, Leopold, 220 E. 61st st Spitzer, L., 543 Broadway Silverman, Isidore, 116 Duane st Sternfels, A., 49 Vesey st Silverman, Jacob, 28 Howard st Sternheimer, Moses, 216.E. 62d st Silverstein, Nathan, 215 Centre st Sternheimer, F., 216 E. 62d st Silverberg, Michel, 376 Canal st Stetheimer, Joseph, 21 Broad st Simon, Edward S., 491 W. 57th st Stich, Newman, 297 Third ave Simon, Benjamin, 26 Greene st Stich, Julius, 327 Broadway Simon, Charles, 418 W. 43d st Stiner, Mrs. Philip. 60 W. 47th st Simon, L, 57 Walker st Stiner, Samuel, 267 W. 36th st Simon, U. Stock, Leopold, 375 W. 55th st Simonsfeld, M., 61 W. 50th st Stonehill, S. H., 138 W. 48th st Simonsfeld, M., Jr., 174 William st Strauss, Gabriel, 80 Walker st Salmon, A., 12 White st Stiauss, Baruch, 312 E. 51st st Smith, Abe, 117 Maiden lane Strauss, David, 547 Broadway Sondheim, Meyer, 43 John st Strauss, Emanuel, 314 Third st Solomon, Moses, 421 Broadway Strauss, Joseph, 327 Broadway Solomon, Moses, 257 W. 25th st Strauss, Jacob, 306 E. 52d st Solomon. I. J., 11 W. 18th st Strauss, Philip, Williamsburg Somerfeld, S., 52 Greene st Strauss, S. H., 72 Leonard st Sommerich, Joseph, 494 Broadway Strauss, Sol., 60 White st Sommers, Isaac, 165 E. 62d st Strauss, L., 77 Thomas st Sonneborn, S. S., 5 Mercer st Sobel, F., 162 Greenwich st

Sontheimer, M. , Elizabeth st Stroheim, Julius, 237 E. 18th st Sontheimer, S. N., 127 Maiden lane Sichel. Moses, 31 Avenue C Sporberg, M. W. Sulzbacher, Joseph, 88 Maiden lane Spero, J. M., 390 Bowery Sulzbacher, Louis, 337 Broadway Sidenberg, W, 49 Mercer st * Sulzberger, Joseph, 354 Broadway Selig, Lewes, 494 Broadway Sulzberger, Solomon, 291 Eighth ave Spiegelberg, S. I., Europe Strassberger, Abe, 240 W. 24th st

Spier, Liebman, 1156 Second ave Sobel, E. , 181 Greenwich st Staab, Mrs. Z., 142 W. 53d st Sylvester, Hyman, 156 S. Fifth ave SteiD, Abe, 19 7 Duane st Solomon, Fred., 115 Worth st Stransky, Sol., 114 E. 40th st Stiasny, A. E. Sternberg, Moritz, 289 st Solomon, S. N.. 21 Broad st Grand , Seidenberg, Joseph. 84 Reade st Solmsen, J., 49 Lispenard st Seidenberg, Samuel, 84 Keade st Sachs, Wm., 312 Pearl st Steinheimer, Albert, 21 Broad st Stream, M., 150 Greenwich st Strauss, Isidore, 44 Warren st Samuels, J. J., 39 Walker st Stein, I. P., Europe Strauss, Moses, 55 W. 50th st

Steinhard, A.. 332 E. 19th st Sonenberg. I. , 46 Vesey st Steinhard, William, 73 Leonard st Stetheimer, J., Jr., 31 Green st Sternbach, Charles, 377 Broadway Solomon, "Josiah, 71 Leonard st Stern, Mrs. Regine, 406 E. 57th st Solomon, Samuel, 71 Leonard st Stern, B., 460 Grand st Solomon. Solomon, 71 Leonard st Stern, Charley, 14 Vesey st Solomon, Henry. 71 Leonard st Silman, P., 71 Bavard st Schulman, L., 139 E. 56th st Stern, E. A., 419 W. 25th st Sayles, Solomon, 62 Jefferson mark j t Stein, Sol., 340 W. 58th st Sporberg, Wm. L., 50 Lispenard st Stern, Joseph, 20 John st Stern, Simon, 20 John st Stern, Joseph, 221 E. 48th st Stern, L. S., 44 Walker st 54 LIST OF MEMBERS.

Stern, H. B., 47 Walker st Sinzheimer, L., 11 White st Stern, Leopold. 44 Walker st Sinzheimer, S., 1 Nassau st Stachelberg, M., 1)4 Liberty st Sternberger, M. M., 44 Exchange pi.

Spitzer, A. , 45 Walker st Schiffer, Sam., 38 Vesey st Stein, Aaron, 36 Walker st Seckel, M., 58 Walker st Stern. Jacob, 53 Worth st Sandus, L., 460 Broome st Scbwabacher, J. J., 404 Broadway Schonlank, S.. 324 E. 43d st Samuels, Lewis, 40.3 E. 50th st Schwab, J., 232 Church st Stahl, Isaac, G4 Forsyth st Simon, Sam., 64 Rende st Strauss, George, 957 Second ave Springer, J. J., 41 Pine st Strauss, Abe.. 231 W. 34th st Susse, J., 231 Greenwich st Strauss, Julius, 231 W. 34th st Stein. S., 159 E. 61 st Strauss, Meyer, 231 W. 34th st Sakolski, H., 53 Divison st

' Steinbrink, B., 972 Second ave Seligberg, Abe., 61 Worth st Simon, Simon, 167 E, 73d st Stern, B., 125 E. 69th st Steinreich, Simon, 231 E. 81st st Stein, H., 34 First ave Steiner. L., 368 Broadway Schiffer. G. H., 38 Vesey st Stern, Israel, 858 First ave Stein, Mrs. Sol., 340 W. 58th st Stern, Wolf, 311 W. 44th st Siegel, G., 365 Canal st Schwartz. S. M.. 51 Walker st Schwab, Max, 100 E. 60th st Tanzer, Arnold, 377 Broadway Selig, Jacob, 171 Second st Tanzer, I., 45 Greene st Sterne, M. E., 80 Bivington st Taasig, Gabriel, 9 Delancey st Sachs, G. M. L., 42 Walker st Tausig, Joseph, 9 Delancey st

Sondheim, L. H. , 29 Maiden lane Taylor, L, 353 Eighth ave Sachs, Charles, Brooklyn. Teller, Joachim, 306 W. 33d st Silberberg, G. J., 55 White st Teller, Dr. S., 306 W. 33d st Samter, Max, 29 White st Teller, Mrs. Dr. S., 306 W. 33d st Samter, Otto. 219 Church st Thalmessinger, M., 337 Broadway Samter, Budolph, 345 Broadway Tobias, Louis, 166 Bowery Simon, Kaufman, 265 Broadway Tobias, Dr. S., 10 Park place Solomon, Sam., Central market Toch, B., 35 Bowery Schloss. Lehman. 567 Broadway Toch, L., 35 Bowery Stiner, Win. H., 207 W. 33d st Toch, M., 35 Bowery Sinauer, H., 475 Broadway Thalman, S., 47 Yesey st Strauss. William, 261 Broadway Trishet, Sam., 25 Howard st Schack, A., 129 Maiden lane Thurnauer, F., 406 Broadway Schiff, Sam., 331 E. 42d st "Thurnauer, A., 406 Broadway Sulkey. B.. 24 Walker st Tuska, Philip. 171 E. 60th st Schultz, Jos., 312 E. 19th st Thalman, E., 11 Broad st Simonsfeld, J., 61 W. 50th st Thalheimer, M., Newark Selig, Abe, 370 Grand st Trisdorfer, H., 29 Howard st Selignian, B.. 80 Duane st Tynberg, M. A., 323 Broadway Schwarzschild, H., 377 Broadway Tanenbaum, Isaac, 94 Liberty st Swan, Michel, 79 Avenue B Tanenbaum, Moses, 14 White st Sanger, Isaac, 63 Duane st Spingarn, S. H., 5 Burling slip Ullman, H. D., 137 Broadway Simmons. Henry, 958 Second ave Ullman, Adolph, 374 Broadway Small, Martin. 21 White st Ullman, S., 57 Maiden lane Stetten. Joseph. 85 Beaver st Untermayer, David, 18 John st Stern, Max M., 473 Broadway Unger, H.. 423 W. 22d st Sterns, Solomon. 44 Hudson st Ullfelder. Arnold, 137 William st Strauss, Henry. S., 60 White st Uhlman, Arnold, 127 E. 56th st Strauss, H. W, 77 Thomas st Selignian. August, 486 Broadway Van Praag. L. A., 375 Broadway Stix, C. L., 154 Church st Vellemau, E., Europe ^ Schiffer, J. J., 208 E. 18th st Vogel, Hyman, 633 Eighth ave Sulzberger, Moses, 39 Avenue D Veit, B., 475 Broadway Steinberger, Jacob, 509 Broadway Veit, Henry F., 21 Maiden lane Stein, H., 144 Water st Veit, Gustav F., 21 Maiden lane Sonn, Henry, 181 Read st Veit, Felix, 475 Broadway LIST OF MEMBERS.

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| Vogel, Edward, 151 E. 53d st Wolfstein, Mrs. Jacob, 117 E. 55th st Wolff, Rudolph, 16 Warren st

I Wachenheim, L. , 229 Broadway Wolfe, Marcus.

| Waitzfelder, A., 60 W. 52d st Wormser, Abe. , cor. Thomas & Church. = Wolbach, Simon, 913 Second ave Wyman, B., 119 E. 71st st § Waldheimer, Jacob, 236 E. 53d st Wise, C, 88 Reade st

[ Waldstein H., 545 Broadway Wolff, H. , 64 Lispenard st

| Weill, Sol., 74 Leonard st Wallerstein, D., 174 William st

| Wasserman, Moses, 417 Broome st Werdenschlag. A., 348 Seventh ave | Waterman, Max, Europe Weill, Jacob, 236 E. 58th st 1 Weill, Leopold, 11 W. 49th st Weill, Leopold, 29 Maiden lane

[ Weill, Lewis, 244 W. 51st st Weill, Joseph, Williamsburgh I Weill, Moses, 111 W. 17th st Wertheimer, S., 232 W. 49th st

I Weill, Mrs. M., 133 W. 12th st Wormser, L., 41 White st § Weill, Simon, 69 Leonard st Woodle, Marcus, 273 Seventh st

| Wertheimer, Maurice, 509 Broadway Wile, David, 81 Seventh st Weiller, L., 72 Leonard st Wditsky, J., 986 Third ave i Weinburg, Philip, 240 Bowery Wolff, C. G., 65 E. 53d st

| WeiUer, A., 43 White st Wolff, J. R., 65 E. 53d st

366 Eighth ave Wronkow, , j Weinstock, M., H. 351 Broadway st | Weiss, Aaron, 65 South Westheimer, B.. 64 W. 45th st Weiss, Lippman, 65 South st Wimpfheimer, A., 200 Church st i Weisel, Wm., 214 E. 11th st Werner, Ernest, 21 White st

I Weisman, Leopold, 238 E. 62d st Whitehead, Leopold, 122 E. 70th st

| Weiss, Adolph, 39 First ave Wolf, Julius, 62 Front st I Welsch, Dr. S.,_826 Lexington ave Walz. Dr. I., 604 Lexington ave 5 Werner, Henry C, 361 Broadway Weill, Martin, J., 36 E. 74th st S Werner, M., 334 W. 32d st Wollstein, L., 106 Franklin st Westheimer, B., 98 st | 91 Avenue C Weinman, L. Pearl

| White, Philip, 27 Rutgers place Wolff, Jacob, 289 E. 48th st 1 Wiener, Sol., 128 Fulton st Wechsler, H. 50 Walker st

| Wimpfheimer, August, 31 Spruce st Weill, Samuel, 326 E. 4th st I Wise, E., 58 Leonard st Weill, Jonas, 317 E. 52d st

1 Wise, L., 88 Reade st Weiler, M. , 328 Broadway I Wolleberg, J., 6 Wall st Weil, Charles, 46 Cliff st WoUeberg, S., 6 Wall st Weiss, Albert, 427 st j Broome

| Wolfenstein, C, 52 Lispenard st Wolf, Max, 44 Lispenard st j Wolfenstein, P., 62 White st .

| Wolff, Mrs. S., 39 E. 31st st Young, Louis, 18 Walker st

5 Wolff, D., 39 E. 31st st

[ Wolff, Jacob, 22 Essex st Zeller, D. Y.. 70 John st

| Wolff, Solomon, 189 Church st Zuckerman, Joseph, 109 E. 78th st 5 Wolff, Aaron, 44 Exchange place Zeiller, John, 6 White st

| Wolff, Baruch, 190 William st Zeimer, Louis, 494 Broadway

| Wolff, Baruch, 41 Lispenard st Zinn, Adolph, 406 Broadway

| Weinstock. Abe., 881 Eighth ave Zeltmacher, A., 308 Broadway

| Wolff, Samuel, 156 S. Fifth ave Zweig, H., 334 E. 42d st