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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. 


©fficjevs  and  Qxxzttoxs 

FOR  1877. 


ADOLPH  HALLGARTEN,  President. 

HARRIS  ARONSON,  Vice-President. 

SAMUEL  M.  SCHAFER,  Treasurer. 

HARMON  H.  NATHAN,  Hon.  Secretary. 


HENRY  GIPTERMAN, 

SOLOMON  SOMMERICH, 

L.  FATMAN, 

ISAAC  S.  SOLOMON, 

F.  KURZMAN, 

V.  H.  ROTHSCHILD, 

NATHAN  L  ITT  ALTER, 


J.  M.  STINE, 
EDWIN  EINSTEIN, 
LEVI  SAMUELS, 
HYMAN  BLUM, 
ISAAC  BLUMENTHAL, 
LOUIS  STIX, 

SOLOMON  SULZBERGER, 


ISAAC  WALLACIL 
JOSEPH  L.  SCHERER,  Assistant  Secretary 


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EXECUTIVE  : 


HARRIS  ARONSON, 
HENRY  GITTERMAN, 
S.  SOMMERICH, 
LEWIS  FATMAN, 


1.  S.  SOLOMON, 
NATHAN  LITTAUER, 
EDWIN  EINSTEIN, 
LEVI  SAMUELS, 


HYMAN  BLUM. 


FINANCE  t 


F.  KURZMAN, 

V.  H.  ROTHSCHILD, 


J.  M.  STINE, 
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 


Jiispcttsavij  ^taff. 


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  have  cost  less  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 
j  expenses,  and  while  the  report  of  the  Treasurer  shows  a  balance  of 
I  $33,000  on  hand  on  December  1st,  it  must  be  remembered  that 
}  $12,500  of  this  belongs  to  the  Sinking  Fuud,  and  $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 
|     the  Hospital. 


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directors'  report. 


: 


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. 


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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 

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

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

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

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

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

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  Adam               .          .  .          .          .          .            7  00  § 

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

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

Nachum  Seldo witch,  Esq.            .           .  .           .           .                  1  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 

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


REPORT  OK  FINANCE  COMMITTEE. 


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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 

Geo.  0.  Barclay,  Esq. 

Siegmund  Neustadt,  Esq. 

T.  Brower  Ancher,  Esq. 

John  J.  McLaren,  Esq. 

John  L.  Kahl,  Esq. 

Calm.  Haas,  Esq. 

Wm,  Henry,  Esq. 

Through  Lewis  Fatman,  Esq. 

Chas.  G.  Thurnauer,  Esq. 

Gonnerin  des  Hospitals 

I.  D.  Nordlinger,  Esq. 

P.  Fischer,  Esq. 

Charity  Box,  Machpela  Assoc. 

Board  of  Apportionment,  1876 


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  J ournal,  daily  2  copies. 

Mrs.  S.  Heineman,  1  doz.  bottles  wine. 

Henry  Gitterman,  Esq.,  fruits. 

Mrs.  Hyman  Blum,     )  nn 

J  '     >  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. 


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25  00 

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4,248  00 

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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 


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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: 

Gentlemen j — 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. 

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

RECEIPTS. 

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

aid  of  the  Mount  Sinai  Hospital       .       .  $115,229  08 

Additional  receipts  from  the  same     ....  369  25 

 $115,598  33  j 

Receipts  from  Patrons  and  Members       ......  23,855  00  j 

Endowments   (5.000  00  j 

Appropriations  from  Board  of  Excise   5,596  (50  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 

New  York  •  $77,595  00 


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  well  aware,  our  receipts  were 
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  <Ur  ailment  a  largely 
increased  number  were  treated  and  prescriptions  prepared  for  them. 


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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. 

Our  Superintendent,  Mr.  L.  B.  Simon,  merits  our  warmest  thanks  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  | 
the  manner  in  which  he  has  filled  his  position.  To  his  amiable  and  [ 
ever  willing  wife  we  also  tender  our  thanks  for  the  kind  care  bestowed  | 
on  our  patients,  and  the  assistance  she  has  rendered  her  husband  in  } 
his  duties. 

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


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}  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  of  this  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- 
|     lishing  at  some  future  day  a  Home  for  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 
|     us,  and  serve  to  alleviate  the  sorrows  and  afflictions  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 
|      act  in  the  establishment  of  Jewish  charities  in  this  city  ? 

In  conclusion,  gentlemen,  we  take  great  pleasure  in  calling  your 
|  attention  to  the  workings  of  the  Hospital  during  the  past  year.  The 
j     figures  you  will  find  elaborated  in  the  other  reports  ;  we  will  only 


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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, 
|  amongst  kindred  Institutions  of  the  land.  Our  good  name  is  not  alone 
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 
|  displayed  by  our  physicians  in  the  treatment  of  patients,  is  well  and 
{     favorably  known  throughout  the  length  and  breadth  of  the  land. 

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, 
j  On  these  must  we  depend  for  sympathy  and  support.  We  ask  them  to 
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 
I  large  institution  like  ours — let  them  inform  us  without  delay,  and  we 
|     promise  a  prompt  and  faithful  investigation.    Ours  is  no  light  task, 

and  we  ask  our  friends  to  assist  us  in  it.  We  further  ask  them  to 
|  aid  us  in  securing  us  more  annual  subscribers,  for  on  these  must  we 
j  mainly  depend  for  maintenance  and  certain  support,  and  without 
|  them,  our  usefulness  will  be  curtailed  and  our  very  existence  jeop- 
|  ardized.  If  each  one  of  our  subscribers  will  assist  us  and  obtain  for 
j  us  but  one  patron  or  member,  it  is  all  we  ask  of  them. 
Respectfully  submitted, 

H.  ARONSOX,  Chairman. 

H.  GITTERMAN, 

I.  S.  SOLOMON, 
LEWIS  FAT  MAN, 
S.  SOMMERICH, 
EDWIN  EINSTEIN, 
X.  LITTAUER, 
LEVI  SAMUELS, 
MYMAN  BLUM. 

! 


|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  wTholly  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. 


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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 

j  have  been  placed  to  moderately  warm  the  halls  which  heretofore 

I  had  been  almost  without  heat,  causing  a  great  deal  of  cold  air  to  rush 

|  into  the  wards.     While  this  cannot  be  entirely  avoided,  unless  all 

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 

I  coils,  supplying  the  hot  water  tanks,  have  in  part  been  renewed,  and 

{  the  steam  engine  in  laundry  refitted.    The  rocks  have  been  removed, 

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 

j  each,  and  are  constructed  in  the  very  best  manner  and  provided  with 

|  all  latest  improvements.     The  two  boilers,  originally  erected  when 

!  the  Hospital  was  built  and  which  were  inefficient  formerly,  have 

|  been  thoroughly  overhauled,  refitted  and  reset,  and  furnished  with  a 

{  new  cast  iron  front  equal  to  that  of  the  new  boilers,  their  capacity 

I  being  35  horse  power  each.    There  is  now  at  your  command  in  the 

I  four  boilers  a  generative  heat  of  150  horse  power,  sufficient  for  any 

|  emergency.     The  work  has  been  so  arranged  that  any  one  boiler 

|  may  be  used  singly  or  in  combination  with  one  or  more  of  the  others. 


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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 
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foreseen,  an  extra  expense  had  unavoidably  to  be  incurred  for  the  j 
work  in  question. 

As  provided  by  the  mason's  contract,  the  main  chimney  (the  draft  j 
of  which  was  greatly  impaired,  owing  to  the  chimney  not  being  high  j 
enough  and  the  close  proximity  of  the  Chapin  Home)  has  been  in-  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  the  chimney,  terminating  in  the  boiler  vault.  Both  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 

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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 


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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- 

|  tal  authorities  that  the  smoke  Hue  from  the  kitchen,  as  it  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 

!  to  close  some  of  these  windows  from  the  inside  by  board  shutters, 
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 


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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.      The  usefulness  of  the  Hospital  depended  { 
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  annexed  exhibit,  marked  A,  and  are  in  round  numbers  { 
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. 


ales. 

ales. 

CO 

f 

dren. 

litems. 

Fern 

<j 

Chil 

Pay 

Grati 

i 

H 

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. 


Months. 


December.. 

January  

February. . . 

March  

April  

May  

June  

July  

August  

September. 
October. . . , 
November. 


Total   947 


Ma,es. 

Females. 

5? 

Children.  I 

Gratuitous 

Total. 

Refused.  , 

76 

52 

105 

23 

8 

120 

128 

7 

82 

42 

109 

1(> 

124 

124 

10 

59 

34 

83 

10 

93 

93 

17 

60 

43 

94 

9 

4 

99 

103 

16 

73 

32 

96 

9 

4 

101 

105 

13 

75 

36 

93 

18 

8 

103 

111 

18 

104 

53 

125 

32 

2 

155 

157 

19 

95 

45 

122 

18 

6 

134 

140 

18 

94 

41 

129 

6 

5 

130 

135 

9 

59 

17 

70 

6 

2 

74 

76 

14 

88 

33 

110 

11 

7 

114 

121 

13 

82 

37 

;07 

12 

4 

115 

119 

947 

465 

1,242 

170 

50 

1,362 

1,412 

154 

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  MO  HE  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  ...... 

Myelitis   .  .  .  1 

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 


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REPORT   OF   THE    HOUSE  PHYSICIAN. 


LIST  OF  DISEASES  TREATED  DURING  THE  YEAR. 


Abscess,  abdominal  

' '  axillary  

of  Bartholinian  gland, 
"       11  neck   


"       "  groin   

"       "  hand  

"       "labium  ma  jus  

"  "mamma  

*'  periurethral  

"  psoas  

1 1  scrotal  

"  rectal  

"  urethral  

Abrasion  of  toes   .  . 

Acne   

Adiposis  

Albuminuria   

Alcoholismus  

Amenorrhea   

Anaemia   

Anchylosis  of  elbow  

"        "  knee  

Aneurism,  femoral  

Angina  faucium    

"  pectoris  

"  tonsillaris  

Anteflexio  uteri  

Anteversio  uteri  

Anthrax   

Aphonia,  hysterical  

Apoplexy  

Areolar  hyperplasia  

Arthritis  deformans  

"       of  elbow  

Ascarides  

Asthma  

Balanitis  

Blepharitis,  chronic  , 

Bronchitis,  acute   

' 1  chronic   

Broncho-pneumonia  

"  chronic  

Bubo  

Burn  of  arm  and  face   

"    "  cheek  

"  chest  and  hand  

"    "  face   

"    "  foot  

"    "  hand  

"    "  knee  

"    various  others  

Bursitis  prae  patellaris  

Carcinoma   

"       hepatis  et  ventriculi. 

"  mammae  

"  recti  

' '  uteri  

"  ventriculi  


Cardialgia. 


2 
4 
1 
1 

3 
2 
2 
1 
1 
2 
1 
3 
1 
1 
2 
2 

1 
6 
1 
7 
1 
1 
1 
2 

8 
2 
2 
2 
1 
1 
5 
3 
1 
1 
2 
1 
2 
29 
5 
2 
28 
12 
1 
1 
1 
2 
4 
1 
2 
3 
2 
4 
5 
3 
3 
7 
3 
1 


Cardiopalmus    4 

Caries  of  clavicle   1 

"     "  finger   1 

"     "  metatarsus                     .  1 

"     "  tarsus   1 

"     "  vertebra   1 

Catarrh,  chronic   3 

"      of  duodenum     1 

"     gastric  acute    27 

"           "     chronic   4 

"      intestinal    12 

"      ventriculi   3 

Cephalalgia    2 

Cervix  uteri   1 

Chancre    12 

Chlorosis   2 

Chorea  minor   4 

Cirrhosis  hepatis    4 

pulmonalis   1 


1 
1 
5 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
4 
2 
2 
1 
3 
1 
2 
4 
4 

Cystitis  chronic    3 

Cyst,  ovarian   3 

"     of  palate   1 

Debility   4 

Decubitus   1 

Delirium  tremens   3 

Dementia   1 

Diabetes  mellitus   6 

Dilatation  of  stomach   1 

Diphtheria   3 

Dislocation  of  shoulder   1 

Distorsion  of  hand.   1 

"        "  foot    6 

Dysenteria,  chronic   14 

Dyspepsia     1 

Ectropion   1 

Eczema  capitis   5 

"  facialis  


Colica  uterinae . 

Colitis  

Combustio.  arm  and  back. 

"  brachii  

"  pedium   

Commotio  cerebri  

Congestio  cerebri  , 

Condylomata  ..... 

Conjunctivitis  

Contusion  of  back  

"        "  eyes  

"  face   

"        "  forehead  .... 

"  general  

"        of  hand  

"         "  head  

"  hip   

Contusio  pedium   , 

Coryza   

Coxalgia,  hysterical  , 

Coxitis,    dextra   . 

"  sinistra  


REPORT  OF  THE  HOUSE  PHYSICIAN.  33 


Eczema  genital     1 

"  mammae  

"      ex  pediculis   2 

Emphysema   13 

"          senilis   3 

Empyema   4 

Encephalitis   1 

Endocarditis,  acute   2 

Enteritis,  acute   2 

Epididymitis   25 

Epilepsy   6 

Epistaxis   1 

Epithelioma  of  nose   1 

Erosion  of  foot   1 

Erythema   3 

Erysipelas  capitis  et  facialis   3 

"        traumatic    1 

Exophthalmic  goitre   2 

Favus    6 

Febricula   2 

Febris  catarrhalis   2 

' '     gastricus     5 

"     intermittens....   29 

"     remittens   1 

"     typhoides   16 


2 
1 
1 
1 

Furuncle   9 

Gangrene  of  legs   1 

Gastralgia   2 

Gastritis     30 

Gastro-duodenitis    2 

Gastro-enteritis. ,   3 

1 
1 
22 
5 


Fistula 

ani 

« i 

it 

a 

M 

uteri  

Fracture  of 

cranium  

a 

tt 

tt 

tt 

It 

a 

tt 

it 

a 

it 

tt 

a 

tt 

n 

a 

a 

ft 

i  i 

thigh  

a 

Glossitis  .... 

Gonitis  , 

Gonorrhoea. 
Graviditas  . 
Gummata  .. 
Hematuria 
Hsemorrhr 
Hare-lip 
Hemicr? 
Herper 


Herpes  zoster   2 

Hydrocele  ,   5 

Hyperemia  cerebri   1 

Hypochondria   3 

Icterus  catarrhal     4 

Impetigo    3 

Incarceration  of  intestine   1 

Inflammation  of  ankle   1 

"  knee   1 

Ingi*own  nail   4 

Injured  hand   1 

Irritable  bladder   2 

Insanity   2 

Insufficiency  of  mitral  valve   9 

"  aortic     "    2 

Intertrigo   1 

Iritis  syphilitica   1 

Ischias   4 

"      rheumatica   1 

Kerato-iritis   2 

Keratitis   1 

Laryngitis   10 

"        tuberculous   1 

Lateroflexio  uteri   1 

Lechmeion   1 

Leucocythaemia   1 

Leucorrhoea   8 

Lupus   2 

Lymphadenitis     IB 

Malaria   28 

Marasmus   1 

Mastitis   2 

Measles   8 

Melancholia   5 

"         hysterical  ,   1 

Meningitis,  spinal  acute   2 

"            "    chronic   2 

Menorrhagia   2 

Metritis,  acute   1 

Metrorrhagia    2 

"          after  abortion   2 

Microcephalus   1 

Miliaria   3 

Morbilli   15 

Morbus  Brightii  acute   2 

Mucus  perithetic   3 

Myalgia   4 

Myelitis    1 

Neevus   1 

Necrosis  of  clavicle   1 

"       "  coccyx   1 

"  maxilla   1 

"       4t  phalanx   1 

"  tibia   *1 

Nephritis,  acute   4 

"        chronic    4 

"        interstitial...    1 

"        puerperal   1 

Neuralgia   16 

"       brachial   1 

' '        cephalic    1 


I     34  REPORT  OP  THE  HOUSE  PHYSICIAN. 


Neuralgia  dorsal   1 

\             "        frontal   4 

=             "        infraorbital    1 

jj             u        lumbar    1 

jj             "        occipital   2 

I             **        pedium    1 

[             "        trigemini     ...    1 

I      Neuritis,  central     1 

jj             "       peripheral    1 

|      Neuro-paralytic  ulcer  of  cornea  ...  1 

|       Odontalgia   3 

(Edema  cruris   1 

"      pedis   2 

"      penis   1 

Onani  sinus    1 

Oophoritis    1 

Orchitis   2 

Otitis  externa   1 

"    media   4 

Overwork   1 

Ozaena   3 

Pachymeningitis   7 

Panaritium   7 

Paralysis    2 

1 '       of  motor  oculi   1 

Parametritis   6 

Peliosis,  rheumatic   1 

Pemphigus   1 

Peribronchitis,  chronic      2 

Pericystitis   3 

Perimetritis     3 

Periostitis  ossium    1 

"        sacrum.   1 

"        tibiae   1 

Periproctitis   3 

§      Peritonitis,  acute   5 

"         chronic   1 

"        puerperal    1 

§       Perityphlitis    1 

j      Periuterine  cellulitis   2 

Pertussis   2 

Pes  valgus    1 

1 '  planum   1 

Pharyngitis,  acute   2 

"         chronic   3 

Phlegmon  of  arm   2 

"leg   2 

"        general   2 

11        hand   2 

"        knee   1 

feet   4 

nose     1 

Phlyctenular  keratitis   1 

Phthisis  pulmonalis   42 

Pleuritis   9 

:       Pleurodynia   3 

I      Pleuro-pneumonia    5 

j       Pneumonia,  catarrhal   "> 

"         croupous    12 

"         chronic   1 

"         gangrenous   1 


Poisoning,  arnica   1 

"        arsenic   5 

lead   4 

"        Paris  green. . .    3 

Polypus  of  ear     1 

"  rectum   1 

'*      *'  uterus   2 

Pregnancy   4 

Prepuce,  adherent   1 

Prolapsus  ani   1 

"       uteri   1 

Pruritus    2 

Psoriasis   7 

Pulmonary  congestion     1 

"        oedema   4 

Pyaemia   1 

Pyelo- cystitis   1 

Retinitis   1 

Eetroflexio  uteri ....    2 

Retroversio  uteri   1 

Rheumatism    52 

"         articular  acute   27 

"              "      chronic   11 

"  gonorrhoeal  

Rheumatic  arthritis   3 

Rubeola    1 

Rupture  of  perineum   2 

Sarcoma   4 

Sarcocele   1 

Scabies   2 

Scarlatina   6 

Scrofulosis   1 

Seborrhoea  capil   2 

Scirrhus  of  mamma   1 

Simulation   8 

Spermatorrhoea ,  ,   2 

Sprain  of  ankle   4 

"    "  hip   2 

Stomatitis   1 

Stricture  of  oesophagus   1 

"       "  urethra   8 

"       "  uterus   3 

Sycosis     1 

Synovitis    2 

"       of  knee   1 

Syphilis   2  a 

"       cogenital   1 

"       primary   2 

"       secondary   3 

"       tertiary    9 

Taenia  solium   1 

Talipes  equinus   1 

Tonsillitis   2 

Tumor  albus  genu   2 

"     of  breast   1 

"  brain   4 

"     sebaceous   1 

Typhlitis  •   1 

Ulcus  cruris   19 

i(     corneae   1 

"    of  leg   8 


REPORT  OF  THE  HOUSE  PHYSICIAN. 


35 


Ulcus  of  rectum  

"     "  stomach... 

44    scrofulosus ... 

44  uteri  

Uraemia   

Urethritis  vir  

Urticaria,  acute  

Vaginitis  cystitic .. 

4 1  granulos 
Valvular  diseases... 

Varicella  

Variola   

Vesical  calculus.  ... 


2  Wounds, 


contused.... 
gunshot  .... 
lacerated  ... 

of  arm  

44  finger .... 

"  hand   

"  head  

44  knee  

44  scalp  , 

44  shoulder. 
44  throat.... 

41  toe  

44  wrist  .... 


Respectfully  submitted, 

A.  SCHAPRINGER,  M.D., 

House  Physician  and  Surgeon- 


Abecasis,  Brandon,  41  Beaver  st 
Abecasis,  I.  S.,  41  Beaver  st 
Abecasis,  Solomon,  41  Beaver  st 
Abecasis,  Victor,  41  Beaver  st 
Allen,  C.  0.,  236  W.  46th  st 
Anshel,  S 

Bernheimer,  Isaac,  20  E.  57th  st 
Bernheimer,  Simon,  218  W.  14th  st 
Brandon,  Jos.  R.,  510  Fifth  Ave 
Bernhard,  Benjamin,  160  W.  44th  st 
Bruhl,  Moses,  5  Maiden  lane 
Bondy,  Joseph,  139  E.  71st  st 

Cohen,  Bernhard,  28  Greene  st 
Cohen,  Henry,  20  Wall  st 
Cohen,  Lewis 

Cohen,  Sol.  L.,  123  William  st 
Cohen,  Mrs.  S.  L.,  305  Lexington  ave 
Cohen,  Samuel,  55  W.  46th  st 

Davies,  John  M.,  29  W.  50th  st 

Einstein,  Edwin,  89  Water  st 

Fatman,  Lewis,  70  Broad  st 
Fatman,  Mrs.  Jos.,  63  W.  55th  st 
Friend,  Herman,  795  Lexington  ave 

Gitterman,  Henry.  78  Worth  st 
Godfrey,  A.,  101  E.  65th  st 
Gutman,  Simeon,  48  Leonard  st 

Hallgarten,  Julius,  28  Broad  st 
Hell  man,  M 
Hart,  Abraham 

Hart,  Hon.  E.  B.,  52  E.  53d  st 
Hart,  Mrs.  E.  B..  52  E.  53d  st 
Hart,  Benjamin  S 
Herman,  Uriah,  18  E.  60th  st 
Hallgarten,  C.  L.,  Europe 

Igelheimer,  I 

Kohnstam,  Sol 

Lawrence,  John  M. ,  Europe 
Lawrence,  Mrs.  J.  M.,  Europe 


Lewis,  Sam.  A.,  314  W.  14th  st 
Lindheim,  J.  L.,  337  E.  (55th  st 
Loth,  Joseph,  212  E.  20th  st 
Lazarus,  Moses,  36  W.  14th  st 
Lehmaier,  Morris 
Lippman,  A 
Lehmaier,  John,  Europe 

Menken,  N.  D.,  17  White  st 
Menken,  Mrs.  J.  S.,  811  Lexington  ave 
Me )  berg,  B.,  320  W.  22d  st 
Meyer,  S.  T.,  83  Walker  st 
Minzesheimer,  C,  126  E.  62d  st 
Minzesheimer,  M. ,  California 
Moses,  Issac 

Nathan,  Mrs.  Benj.,  683  Fifth  ave 
Nathan,  Fred'k,  683  Fifth  ave 
Nathan,  H.  H.,  23  W.  49th  st 

Phillips,  Isaac,  10  E.  75th  st 
Phillips,  John  D.,  151  W.  34th  st 
Phillips,  L.  J.,  24  E.  74th  st 

Reckendorfer,  Joseph,  73  Franklin  st 
Rosenfeld,  N.  K.,  Europe 
Rothschild,  Marx,  48  Leonard  st 
Rothschild,  V.  H.,  48  Leonard  st 
Rosener,  Levy,  San  Francisco 

Solomon,  Seligman,  225  E.  52d  st 
Seligman,  M 
Schwerin,  A.,  Europe 
Scheftel,  A.,18  E.  57th  st 
Sulzbacher,  Wm,  78  Worth  st 
Speyer,  Philip,  20  Exchange  place 
Spiegelberg,  Levy,  74  Thomas  st 
Solomon,  Adolphus 
Schiff,  Jac.  H.,  57  E.  53d  st 

Thurnauer,  C.  G.,  406  Broadway 

Tobias,  Alfred 

Tuska,  Morris,  121  E.  71st  st 

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

Zinn,  Charles,  406  Broadway 


.1-, 


Adler,  Seligman,  354  Broadway 
Aronson,  Harris,  50  W.  50th  st 
Ansbacher,  A.  B.,  43  John  st 
Ansbacher,  Mrs.  A.  B.,  28  W.  47th  st 
Arnold,  D.  H.,  79  Worth  st 
Angel,  E.  M.,  11  W.  Houston  st 
Abecasis,  Mrs.  I.  S. ,  46  W.  46th  st 
Arnstein,  Albert,  53  Maiden  lane 
Anfanger,  Cody,  33  Pine  st 
Aronson,  Mrs.  Harris,  50  W.  56th  st 
Arnold,  Morris,  53  Worth  st 
Asiel,  L.  N.,  168  Church  st 
August,  Simon,  13  White  st 
Abenheim,  Max,  41  Broad  st 
Asiel,  Nathan,  122  E.  56th  st 
Arnstein,  Ephraim,  321  Lexington  ave 
Altman,  E.,  21  Broad  st 
August.  D.,  Europe 
August,  E.,  17  White  st 
Arnstein,  I,,  396  Broadway 
Adler,  C,  11  Maiden  lane 
Aaronstein,  Maurice,  405  Broadway 
Arons,  Joseph,  65  Pine  st 
Altman,  B.,  331  Sixth  ave 

Ballin,  E.  S.,  24  Exchange  place 
Brush,  S.,  68  Greene  st 
Brush,  Mrs.  S.,  40  W.  17th  st 
Borg,  S.,  51  Exchange  place 
Bachman.  Joseph,  3  Maiden  lane 
Bernheim,  C.  L.,  13  White  at 
Boas,  E.,  61  Broadway 
Bonn,  Wm.  B..  52  Exchange  place 
Budge,  Henry,  Europe 
Benrimo,  A.,  123  W.  54th  st 
Bunzel,  J.,  126  Water  st 
Bamberger,  Jacob,  475  Broadway 
Blum,  Hyman,  74  Leonard  st 
Benjamin,  Alfred,  83  Leonard  st 
Bernstein,  Isaac,  366  W.  23d  st 
Bijur,  Asher,  127  Maiden  lane 
Bernheimer,  Herman,  85  Worth  st 
Bernheimer,  Emanuel,  46  W.  56th  st 
Bauer,  F.  L.,  13  White  st 
Bondy,  S.,  131  Grand  st 
Buchman,  R.,  64  White  st 
Blumenthal,  August,  377  Broadway 
Blumenthal,  Mrs.  Aug.,  312  E.  15th  st 
Blumenthal,  Isaac,  377  Broadway 
Blun,  N.,  55  White  st 
Blun,  E.  N.,  53  W.  55th  st 


Blun,  L.  N. ,  55  White  st 
Bernheimer,  Leopold,  60  W.  50th  st 
Boscowitz,  I.,  137  Mercer  st 
Beer,  Julius,  65  Pine  st 
Beer,  Mrs.  Julius,  40  W.  47th  st 
Bendit.  L.  A.,  43  Park  place 
Bettman,  M.  A.,  85  Worth  st 
Bach,  S.  L,  134  Duane  st 
Bachman,  S.,  89  Worth  st 
Bernheimer,  Adolph,  105  Franklin  st 
Besels,  Henry,  Europe 
Berolzheimer,  Martin,  73  Franklin  st 
Baer,  M.  B.,  72  W.  34th  st 
Bernheimer,  Jacques  A.,  67  New  st 
Benedicks,  S.,  368  Broadway 
Bendit,  Mrs.  Rosa,  49  E.  59th  st 
Bernhard,  A.,  167  Broadway 
Bijur,  Isaac,  127  Maiden  lane 
Bernheimer,  G.,  76  Duane  st 
Bookman,  J.,  74  W.  48th  st 
Bachman,  H.  S.,  82  Thomas  st 
Banner,  S.,  122  Duane  st 
Bamberger,  Jacob,  115  Worth  st 
Brukheimer,  Joseph,  393  Broadway 
Bache,  Semon,  134  Duane  st 
Bernheimer,  Jac.  S.,  105  Franklin  st 
Bacharach,  H.,  435  Broome  st 
Bernheimer,  Simon,  218  W.  14th  st 
Bach,  Joseph,  30  Warren  st 
Bachman,  Mrs.  H.  S.,  126  E.  31st  st 
Bloomberg,  A.  J.,  174  Church  st 
Bloch,  D.,  4  Maiden  lane 
Bloch,  S. ,  4  Maiden  lane 
Bronneman,  S.,  313  E.  18th  st 
Bernstein,  C,  16  E.  73d  st 
Bernheimer,  Abe.,  325  Broadway 
Bernheimer,  Max  E.,  35  Broad  st 
Bernheimer,  Sanford,  85  Worth  st 
Bernheimer,  Jerome,  85  Worth  st 
Bamberger,  Levi,  Louisville 
Blum,  Leon,  Galveston 
Blum,  Isaac,  74  Leonard  st 
Blum,  Sylvain,  Galveston 
Blum,  Aron,  Galveston 
Blum,  Benjamin,  Galveston 
Blum,  A.,  Paris 
Barnet,  Aaron,  39  Worth  st 
Bernstein,  A.,  14  Walker  st 

Cohen.  S.  L.,  123  William  st 

Cohen,  Mrs.  S.  L.,  305  Lexington  ave 


38 


LIST  OF  PATRONS. 


Cohen,  S.  M.,  28  Greene  st 
Cohen,  William,  351  Broadway 
Chuck,  William.  21  Walker  st 
Cooper,  M.,  56  E.  7th  st 
Cohen,  Moritz,  J. ,  53  Maiden  lane 
Colman,  S.,  13-4  Duane  st 
Caiman,  E.,  295  Pearl  st 
Cohen,  Henry,  1  Nassau  st 
Cohen,  Abraham,  13  White  st 
Corn,  Samuel,  160  S.  Fifth  ave 
Cohen,  Bernhard,  28  Greene  st 
Cohen,  Moritz,  256  W.  23d  st 
Cahn,  David,  162  Pearl  st 
Chaskel,  James,  104  Chambers  st 
Cahn,  Leopold,  50  Exchange  place 
Cahn,  Isaac,  118  E.  62d  st 
Cohen,  A.,  144  Water  st 
Cahn,  C,  67  Thomas  st 
Cohn,  Julius,  207  Pearl  st 

Dinkelspiel,  D.,  59  W.  54th  st 
Dinkelspiel,  M.,  33  Maiden  lane 
Davidson,  S.,  367  Broadway 
Davidson,  M.,  367  Broadway 
Dormitzer,  Henry,  126  Water  st 
Dahlman,  Isaac,  209  E.  24th  st 
Dryfous,  L.,  122  Church  st 
Dryfous,  J.,  122  Church  st 
Decordova,  S.,  36  New  st 
Dittenhoefer,  Hon.  A.  J.,  154  Nassau  st 
Dryfous,  A.  M.,  122  Church  st 
Denzer,  Sol.,  31  Mercer  st 
Demuth,  William.  501  Broadway 
Dittman,  Edward,  44  White  st 
Dittenhoefer,  Mrs.  A.  J.,  16  W.  49th  st 
Dryfous,  Ludwig,  43  White  st 
Dryfous,  I.  E.,  35  Mercer  st 
Daniels,  Gustav,  85  Nassau  st 
Denzer,  E.,  31  Mercer  st 
Drey,  Max,  43  Park  place 

Einstein,  Edw.,  89  Water  st 
Einstein,  D.  L.,  167  Church  st 
Einstein,  Mrs.  D.  L.,  55  W.  56th  st 
Erlanger,  N.,  79  Worth  st 
Elfelt,  A.  B„,  74  Thomas  st 
Ehrman,  Julius,  16  E.  49th  st 
Etlinger,  L.,  35  Walker  st 
Eppinger,  I.,  106  W.  43d  st 
Erdman,  Jacob,  168  Church  st 
Engelhard,  J.  I. 
Epstein,  Julius,  462  Broome  st 
Eiseman.  M.,  57  W.  50th  st 
Eisner,  Henry,  322  E.  14th  st 
Emanuel,  C. ,  135  Duane  st 
Einstein,  George,  115  Worth  st 
Einstein,  Mrs.  Louis,  17  W.  57th  st 
Einstein,  Henry  L.,  167  Church  st 
Einstein,  William,  167  Church  st 
Einstein,  Emanuel,  167  Church  st 


Fatman,  Aaron,  70  Broad  st 
Fatman,  Mrs.  A.,  141  W.  42d  st 
Fatman,  Lewis,  70  Broad  st 
Fatman,  S.  J. ,  70  Broad  st 
Fatman,  S.  L.,  70  Broad  st 
Friedman,  A.,  371  Broadway 
Frank,  E.  L.,  51  Exchange  place 
Friedman,  Henry,  146  Water  st 
Fechheimer,  M.  S.,  115  Franklin  st 
Fechheimer,  S.,  172  Church  st 
Frank,  Joseph,  48  Leonard  st 
Fox,  Simon,  125  E.  6lstst 
Friedlander.  E,  42  Greene  st 
Friedman,  Col.,  2  Wall  st 
Falk,  J.  L.,  48  Warren  st 
Fleischman,  Sam.,  38  Warren  st 
Fleischman,  Theodore,  Europe 
Fox,  David,  132  S.  Fifth  ave 
Frank,  L.,  122  Church  st 
Freedman,  Joseph,  332  Broadway 
Fisher,  S.  S.,  69  Thomas  st 
Fisher,  M.,  69  Thomas  st 
Feuchtwanger,  M.,  73  Leonard  st 
Frank,  Isaac,  101  Franklin  st 
Frankenheimer,  S.,  47  White  st 
Falkenstein,  Henry,  122  Water  &t 
Friedman,  A.,  21  Broad  st 
Frankel,  Jacob,  Europe 
Freund,  Max,  8  Maiden  lane 
Freund,  Albert,  8  Maiden  lane 
Frank,  Mrs.  E.  L.,  64  W.  52d  st 
Frankenthal,  Jacob,  46  Lispenard  st 
Freudenthal,  Julius,  45  Walker  st 
Friend,  E.  &  G.,  129  Maiden  lane 
Feldstein,  William,  494  Broadway 
Frankenthal,  M.  M.,  28  Greene  st 
Friedman,  Martin,  371  Broadway 
Fox,  Wm.  J..  132  S.  Fifth  ave 
Frankfeld,  E.,  253  Third  ave 
Freedman,  316  Second  ave 
Flegenheim,  Henry,  19  Greene  st 
Fisher,  Mrs.  S.  S.,  115  W.  47th  st 
Friedman,  Max,  203  Pearl  st 
Fleishhauer,  Jacob,  348  E.  50th  st 

Goldsmith,  G.  A.,  139  Duane  st 
Goldsmith,  L.,  74  Thomas  st 
Greenabaum,  D.  S„  20  WaU  st 
Gumpertz,  E.,  131  Pearl  st 
Gitterman,  Henry,  78  Worth  st 
Gans,  Levy  L.,  349  Broadway 
Goldenberg,  L.,  470  Broome  st 
Greenfield,  E.,  63  Barclay  st 
Gans,  Lewis,  66  Thomas  st 
Goldenberg,  R.,  499  Broadway 
Goldschmidt,  H.  Ph.,  24  Exchange  pi 
Guttman,  D.,  334  E.  50th  st 
Goldman,  M.,  30  Pine  st 
Gruntal,  H.,  375  Broadway 
Goldsmith,  Adolph,  8  Maiden  lane 
Goldsmith,  Jacob,  147  W.  42d  st 


LIST  OF  PATRONS. 


39 


Goldsmith,  Mrs.  Jac,  147  W.  42d  st 
Gutman,  Seligman,  388  Broadway 
Gernsheim.  M.,  31  Nassau  st 
Gotlieb,  M.,  267  E.  Houston  st 
Greenbaum,  H. ,  10  White  st 
Greenspecht,  M.,  34^  Bowerv 
Goodman,  D.  H.,  1(5  Walker  st 
Goodman,  Sam.,  16  Walker  st 
Greenebaum.  Sam.,  37^  Walker  st 
Goldsmith,  Myer,  127  E.  65th  st 

Hallgarten,  C.  L.,  Europe 
Hallgarten,  Julius,  28  Broad  st 
Hallgarten,  Adolph,  68  William  st 
Herrman,  Isaac,  19  E.  15th  st 
Hart,  B.  IM  659  Broadway 
Hart,  Mrs.  B.  I.,  659  Broadway 
Haas,  Leopold,  390  Broadway 
Heller,  Jonas,  79  White  st 
Hoffman,  J.  H.,  139  Duane  st 
Hoffman,  E.,  151  Water  st 
Hoffman,  Isaac,  567  Broadway 
Herrman,  Henry,  377  Broadway 
Heidelbach,  Louis.  52  Exchange  pi 
Hirchhorn,  L.,  89  Water  st 
Harris,  Henry,  497  Broadway 
Hendriks,  Mrs.  U.,  414  Fifth  ave 
Hendriks,  Edmond,  49  Cliff  st 
Honig,  Joseph,  111  Broadway 
Honig,  Isaac,  111  Broadway 
Honig,  Henry,  7  Pine  st 
Hamerslough,  E.,  50  White  st 
Hyams,  Joel,  108  W.  52d  st 
Herzberg,  Aaron,  141  E.  53d  st 
Herrman,  Simon,  13  Bowery 
Hart,  Ben  jamin,  118  Madison  ave 
Heller,  William,  34  Keade  st 
Hummel,  A.  H.,  207  E.  17th  st 
Hamburger,  Isaac,  151  Water  st 
Hyman,  M. .  46  Cliff  st 
Haineman,  Simon,  Europe 
Heineman,  Mrs.  S.,  Europe 
Heller,  Mrs.  Jonas.  65  W.  46th  st 
Hahlo,  Herman,  23  White  st 
Hyman,  F.  H.,  100  E.  62d  st 
Hess.  Jonas.  1  Nassau  st 
Herzog,  Max,  354  Broadway 
Herzog,  Sol.,  354  Broadway 
Herzog,  Leopold.  354  Broadway 
Holzinger,  Julius,  393  Broadway 
Hornthal,  L.  M.,  Broadway  &  Grand  st 
Henriques,  Alex..  133  E.  46th  st 
Heiter,  Simon,  349  Broadway 
Heineman,  Asa,  21  Mercer  st 
Held,  Marx,  483  Broadway 
Held,  S.  I..  48:',  Broadway 
Heilbrun,  Adolph,  483  Broodway 
Hornthal,  Max,  117  E.  5fith  st 
Herrman,  Adolph,  115  Franklin  st 
Hanauer,  M.  G.,  142  Pearl  st 
Hesslein,  S.  A.,  53  Worth  st 


Heavenrich,  Julius,  22  White  st 
Hammerslough,  Julius,  50  White  st 
Hammerslough,  Sam.,  50  White  st 
Housman,  S. ,  71  Worth  st 
Hellman,  Angelo,  115  Worth  st 
Hays,  Isaac,  40  Dey  st 
Herrman,  N.,  67  Pine  st' 
Hirsch,  Edward,  21  Maiden  lane 
Hayman,  Chas.,  217  E.  24th  st 
Heyman,  Edward,  383  Fourth  ave 
Heidelbach.  Moses,  52  Exchange  pi 
Harriss,  Alfred,  497  Broadway 
Hoffman,  Jos.  E.,  151  Water  st 
Hess.  Jacob,  124  E.  65th  st 
Hess,  D.  S.,  169  Bleecker  st 
Harriss,  Sigmund,  877  Broadway 
Harriss,  Albert,  877  Broadway 
Herrman.  Mrs.  H  ,  59  W.  56th  st 

Isaacs,  George,  117  Broadway 
Ickelheimer,  I.,    2  Exchange  pi 
Israel,  Hyman,  155  E.  61st  st 
Isaacs,  Montefiore 

Jaffe,  O.,  87  Leonard  st 
Jacoby,  Max,  106  William  st 
Jacobson,  S.,  47  Mercer  st 
Jacobs.  E.  A.,  320  Broadway 
Josephthal,  M..  13  White  st 
Josephthal,  L.,  13  White  st 
Jacobs,  Aaron,  70  W.  48th  st 
Jacoby,  S. ,  200  Chatham  st  ( 
Jacobs,  Joseph,  33  Broad  st 

King,  E.  I..  426  Broome  st 
King,  Mrs.  E.  I.,  357  Fifth  ave 
King,  B.  I.,  426  Broome  st 
King,  George,  65  Mercer  st 
King,  David  James,  33  Broad  st 
King,  Mrs.  D.  J.,  16  W.  45th  st 
Kerbs,  Adolph,  35  Bowery 
Kolm,  Julius  A. ,  52  White  st 
Kohner,  Joseph,  86th  st  &  Fifth  ave 
Kayser,  Max,  172  Church  st 
Kauffman,  Sam 
Kaskel,  C.  J.,  653  Broadway 
Kastor,  Abe,  126  Duane  st 
Krauss,  Wm.,  Broadway  cor.  Grand  st 
Kitzinger,  M.,  51  Leonard  st 
Kurzman,  Ferd.,%294  Broadway 
Kaufman,  S.,  39  Nassau  st 
Koffman,  A..  801  Lexington  ave 
Koch,  Hon.  Jos..  320  Broadway 
Klein,  David.  581  Broadway 
Kerbs.  Mrs.  A..  121  E.  56th  st 
Kaufman,  Chas.,  471  Tenth  ave 
Kitzinger,  Henry,  51  Leonard  st 
Kohnstamm,  Henry,  126  Chambers  st 
Kahn,  Louis,  10  Maiden  lane 
Korn,  J.,  824  Lexington  ave 
Kuppenheimer.  B..  788  Lexington  ave 


LIST  OF  PATRONS. 


Kuh,  Isaac,  Europe 
Kahn.  A.,  35  Mercer  st 
Kursheedt,  Manuel,  14  John  st 
Kauffman,  Joseph,  853  W.  54th  st 
Kaufman,  Gotlieb,  131  Grand  st 
Kaufman,  Gustav,  131  Grand  st 
Kaufman,  Leopold,  131  Grand  st 
Kohn,  Sigmund,  203  E.  56th  st 
Kritzmen  S. ,  132  E.  56th  st 

Lauterbach,  E.,  206  Broadway 
Lehman,  M.,  133  Pearl  st 
Lehman,  E.,  133  Pearl  st 
Littauer,  Nathan,  50  Lispenard  st 
Littauer,  Mrs.  N..  578  Madison  ave 
Levy,  L.  S.,  61  W.  49th  st 
Levenson,  L.,  46  White  st 
Levenson,  M.,  46  White  st 
Levy,  David,  169  Water  st 
Lorsch,  S.,  13  Maiden  lane 
Loeb,  Sol.,  31  Nassau  st 
Loeb,  Mrs.  Sol.,  37  E.  38th  st 
Lewis,  Sam.  A.,  314  W.  14th  st 
Leipziger,  M.,  216  Church  st 
Landman,  Max,  177  Pearl  st 
Levy,  Albert  A. ,  74  Thomas  st 
Lawrence,  John  M. ,  Europe 
Livingston,  L.  M.,  305  Canal  st 
Lauer,  E. ,  Broadway  cor.  Grand  st 
Lewisson,  Adolph,  51  Park  place 
Lewisson,  Leonard,  51  Park  place 
Lewisson,  Julius,  51  Park  place 
Loewenstein,  J.  H..,  116  Franklin  st 
Lissberger,  L.,  118  E.  60th  st 
Lehman,  Leo.,  51  Exchange  place 
Lehmaier,  M.  fl.,  455  Broome  st 
Lehmaier,  B.,  Europe 
Loewi,  Valentine,  44  Pearl  st 
Lithauer,  Leopold,  39  Walker  st 
Lowenstein,  J. ,  28  E.  14th  st 
Lessing,  Henry,  45 -New  st 
Levine,  M.  H.,  162  Pearl  st 
Lithauer,  L.,  327  Broadway 
Loewenthal,  Julius.  33  Mercer  st 
Lavanburg,  L.,  65  Exchange  place 
Lavanburg,  S.,  65  Exchange  place 
Lauer,  W.  E.,  79  White  st 
Lessem,  S.  I.,  349  Broadway 
Loewenstein,  Leopold,  80  Beekman  st 
Lautenbach,  S.,  114  Franklin  st 
Limburger,  A.,  11  Broad  st 
Levy,  John  J.,  226  W.  14th  st 
Levy,  Isaac,  123  William  st 
Lehmaier,  Marcus  B.,  78  Worth  st 
Lederer,  S.  M. ,  209  Greenwich  st 
Lederer,  Mrs.  S.  M.,  136  W.  53d  st 
Lichtenstein,  Abe.,  34^  Bowery 
Leopoldi,  C,  413  Broadway 
Lorsch,  Albert,  37  Maiden  lane 
Lauterbach,  Isaac,  133  E.  65th  st 
Lachenbruch,  I.,  164  Water  st 


Loewenthal,  Jacob,  105  Franklin  st 
Lieberman,  Theodore,  13  White  st 
Lichtenstein,  B.,  268  Bowery 
Lichtenstein,  A.,  268  Bowery 

May,  Lewis,  33  Broad  st 
Maas,  A.  H.,  436  Pearl  st 
Meyer,  S.  T.,  83  Walker  st 
Mjeyer.  Mrs.  S.  T.,  20  E.  75th  st 
Meyer,  Abe,  126  Duane  st 
Meyer,  Isaias,  66  W.  54th  st 
Meyer,  Moritz,  Europe 
Meyer,  J.  L.,  37  South  William  st 
Morrison,  Edward,  17  Broad  st 
Morrison,  Mrs.  E.,  13  W.  39th  st 
Morris,  Levy,  216  Church  st 
Marks,  Benjamin,  87  Cedar  st 
Metzger,  Jacob,  328  W.  33d  st 
Michaelis,  Jacob,  653  Broadway 
Metzler,  Julius,  49  E.  Houston  st 
Mahler,  M.,  849  Broadway 
Moses,  M.  H.,  79  Vesey  st 
Moses,  A.  R.  B.,  52  Beaver  st 
Moses,  Mrs.  Henry,  135  E.  60th  st 
Myers,  T.  W.,  35  South  William  st 
Myers,  A.  L.,  37  South  William  st 
Mayer,  Gerson,  122  Water  st 
Mayer,  Ferd.,  22  White  st 
Mayer,  B.,  32  White  st 
Mack,  Adolph,  479  Broadway 
Maas.  M.,  46  Exchange  place 
Meinhard,  Isaac,  396  Broadway 
Mack,  Simon.  52  White  st 
Mendel,  Henry,  112  W.  47th  st 
Menken,  J.  S.,  17  White  st 
Moses,  Mrs.  M.  H.,  62  E.  54th  si 
Moses,  Leo,  51  Exchange  place 
Mayer,  Simon,  142  Pearl  st 
Mayer,  S.  W. .  80  Beekman  st 
Michaels,  L.  M.,  215  Church  st 
Maas,  Gustav,  46  Exchange  place 
Minzesheimer.  L.,  15  Beekman  place 
Meyer,  H,  424  E.  50th  st 
Marx,  L.,  50  Exchange  place 
May,  N.,  Williamsburgh 
Moss.  L.,  425  W.  23d  st 
Meyer,  B. .  80  Beekman  st 
Mehrbaek,  Isaac,  141  E.  26th  st 
Meye  ,  Ferd.,  413  Broadway 
Meyer,  Oscar  K. ,  66  W.  54th  st 
Marks,  Marcus,  82  Greene  st 

Neckarsulmer,  N.,  102  Franklin  st 
Newstedter,  Henry,  66  Thomas  st 
Newstedter,  Mrs.  H.,  132  W.  42d  st 
Nordlinger,  Her.ry,  98  Pearl  st 
Newman,  Henry,  391  BroadwTay 
Newburger,  J.  A.,  202  Chatham  st 
Naumberg,  E. .  Broadway  and  Grand  st 
Nettre,  Albert,  51  Exchange  place 
Nordlinger,  Herman,  13  Maiden  lane 


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Norlinger,  Sol.,  120  W.  48th  st 
Nones,  A.  H.,  486  Broadway- 
Nathan,  Julius,  15  Wall  st 
Nathan,  Max,  108  Liberty  st 
Nettre,  G.,  51  Exchange  place 
Nathan.  Mrs.  H.  H.,  23  W.  49th  st 
Neustadt,  S.,  28  Broad  st 

Oppenheimer,  Edw.,  8  Maiden  lane 
Oppenheimer,  Leop.,  307  Broadway 
Oppenheimer,  Isaac.  68  Thomas  st 
Oettinger,  B.  J.,  296  Pearl  st 
Ottenheimer,  J..  372  Broadway 
Ottenheimer,  S.,  372  Broadway 
Oppenheimer,  Marcus.  138  Water  st 
Oppenheimer,  Aug.,  21  Maiden  lane 
Oppenheimer,  Henry,  8  Maiden  lane 

Phillips,  L.  J. ,  6  Pine  st 
Pfeiffer,  P.,  47  Whitest 
Peyser,  F.  M.,  68  W.  47th  st 
Peyser,  Mrs.  F.  M.,  68  W.  47th  st 
Peyser,  S.  M.,  411  W.  57th  st 
Price,  Edward,  478  Broome  st 
Price,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  19  E.  48th  st 
Pondir,  John.  44  Exchange  place 
Pondir,  Mrs.  J.,  44  Exchange  place 
Putsel,  Meyer,  2  Nassau  st 
Pinkus,  F.  S.,  87  Leonard  st 

Bosenbaum,  A.  S.,  121  Maiden  lane 
Kau,  John,  172  Church  st 
Rau,  Joseph,  Europe 
Rich,  Solomon,  74  Murray  st 
Rosenfeld,  Lazarus,  367  Broadway 
Rice,  Henry.  154  Church  st 
Russack,  Benjamin,  497  Broadway 
Rutten,  A.,  52  Exchange  place 
Ranger,  G.,  70  Broad  st 
Ranger,  S.,  70  Broad  st 
Rosenwald,  I.,  145  Water  st 
Rosenwald,  E.,  Europe 
Rossein,  S.,  173  Water  st 
Reisman,  G.,  179  Pearl  st 
Rosenblatt,  G.,  21  W.  56th  st 
Rosenblatt,  H.,  Europe 
Rothfeld.  S.,  53  Worth  st 
Rich,  Alex,  48  Murray  st 
Rindskopf,  S.,  64  White 
Rindskopf,  M-,  64  White  st 
Rothschild,  Jacob.  58  W.  14th  st 
Rothschild,  S.,  208  W.  30th  st 
Rothschild,  Marx,  325  Broadway 
Rau,  Henry,  73  Leonard  st 
Rosenfeld,  Isaac,  367  Broadway 
Rosenfeld,  Mrs.  I.,  65  W.  52d  st 
Richard,  C.  B.,  61  Broadway 
Rosenthal,  Joseph,  435  Broome  st 
Rosenbaum,  Julius,  71  E.  61st  st 
Rosenblatt,  M.  G.,  35  Mercer  st 
Rosenwald,  Henry,  145  Water  st 


Rothschild,  S.,  320  Broadway 
Rothschild,  W.,  320  Broadway 
tosenthal,  Joseph,  412  Broadway 
Rosenbach,  S.,  959  Lexington  ave 
Rodman,  Isaac,  16  Second  st 
Rosenstein,  Isaac,  52  Leonard  st 
Rothschild,  Hugo,  10  Greene  st 
Rosenberg,  Siegfried,  19  Greene  st 
Rosenberg,  Moritz,  19  Greene  st 

Solomon,  B.  L.,  659  Broadway 
Solomon,  Isaac  S.,  659  Broadway 
Solomon,  Judah  H.,  659  Broadway 
Solomon,  Sol.  B.,  659  Broadway 
Solomon,  Emanuel,  85  Maiden  lane 
Stern,  Myer,  10  E.  73d  st 
Stern,  Joseph,  55  W.  50th  st 
Schutz,  Meyer,  84  Leonard  st 
Scheftel,  A,,  36  Spruce  st 
Siegel,  Wm.,  10  E.  74th  st 
Schubart,  H.,  146  Water  st 
Spingarn,  Sigmund,  206  Broadway. 
Seligman,  Jesse,  21  Broad  st 
Seligman,  Mrs.  Je^se,  2  E.  46th  st 
Seligman,  Joseph,  21  Broad  st 
Seligman,  Mrs.  Jos.,  26  W.  34th  st 
Seligman,  James,  21  Broad  st 
Seligman,  Mrs.  James,  20  W.  34th  st 
Sternberger,  M.,  44  Exchange  place 
Sternberger,  S.,  44  Exchange  place 
Schuster,  Ignatz,  20  Exchange  place 
Spingarn,  E.,  5  Burling  slip 
Schafer,  Sam.  M.,  15  Broad  st 
Schafer,  Simon,  15  Broad  st 
Stadler,  Max,  567  Broadway 
Sonneborn,  Jonas,  140  W.  53d  st 
Spiegelberg,  L.,  74  Thomas  st 
Steinhard,  Israel,  84  Thomas  st 
Stiner,  Philip,  47  Vesey  st 
Stiassburger,  Moses,  352  W.  33d  st 
Simm,  Abe,  3U  E.  57th  st 
Simm,  Sol.,  333  E.  57th  st 
Strauss,  Jonas,  77  Thomas  st 
Steinhart,  Fred.,  Europe 
Stein,  Ignatz,  501  Broadway 
SteinharJt,  M.,  55  White  st 
Steinhardt,  L..  55  White  st 
Silverman,  H.  M.,  554  Broadway 
Souimerich,  S.,  494  Broadway 
Sahlein,  David,  57  Murray  st 
Steinhart,  Seligman,  650  Madison  ave 
Sommerfield,  Hugo,  167  Broadway 
Strauss,  Joseph,  53  Leonard  st 
Siegman,  H.,  46  Leonard  st 
Schlesinger,  Ch.,  92  Liberty  st 
Swan,  Joseph,  302  Canal  st 
Steinam,  N.,  124  Church  st 
Schiffer,  Mrs.  Jacob,  208  E.  18th  st 
Scholle,  A.,  84  Thomas  st 
Scholle,  Mrs.  A.,  16  E.  49th  st 
Scholie,  Jacob,  84  Thomas  st 


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LIST  OF  PATRONS. 


Scholle,  Mrs.  Jacob,  21  E.  49th  st 
Spiegelberg,  E.,  32  Greene  st 
Siegel,  Henry,  54  White  st 
Siegman,  M.,  46  Leonard  st 
Staab,  Z.,  52  White  st 
Simon,  E.  B. ,  Broadway  and  Grand 
Sulzbacher,  Jacob,  46  Cliff  st 
Stieglitz,  S.,  57  Walker  st 
Strauss,  Adolph,  412  Broadway 
Stiner,  Joseph,  180  Chambers  st 
Stiner,  Mrs.  Joseph,  109  E.  34th  st 
Stieglitz,  Edward,  23  White  st 
Seligman,  S.  I.,  5  E.  41st  st 
Springer,  Max,  41  Pine  st 
Seligman,  Morris 
Sidenburg,  Gustav,  49  Mercer  st 
Sidenburg,  Henry,  49  Mercer  st 
Strassburger,  Louis,  15  Maiden  lane 
Stern,  S.  H.,  346  Broadway 
Seidenbach,  L.,  59  W.  52d  st 
Somborn,  Julius,  12  Vesey  st, 
Stine,  J.  M.,  172  Church  st 
Schliess.r,  James,  8  Maiden  lane. 
Stetheimer,  Jacob,  25  E.  60th  st 
Solomon,  I.  P.,  320  Broadway 
Schiele,  Lewis,  388  Broadway 
Stem,  David,  21  White  st 
Strauss,  Joseph,  72  Leonard  st 
Stiefel,  L.,  66  Keade  st 
Stix,  Louis,  154  Church  st 
Stix,  Mrs.  L.,  246  W.  14th  st 
Stettauer,  L.,  115  Worth  st 
Sykes,  S.,  22  White  st 
Sanger,  A.  L  ,  243  Broadway 
Sahlein,  Wm.,  77  Thomas  st 
Spiess,  Lewis,  35  Bowery 
Steinhardt,  Falk,  52  White  st 
Sippilj,  Isaac,  40  White  st 
Schulhoff,  Phil.,  456  Broome  st 
Schreyer,  M.,  18  Warren  st 
Sidenberg,  K. ,  49  Mercer  st 
Simon,  M.,  203  Church  st 
Scheider,  Joseph,  54  Beekman  st 
Strauss,  Sam.,  21  John  st 
Solinger,  David,  162  E.  93d  st 
Stern,  Isaac,  367  Sixth  ave 
Stern,  Louis,  367  Sixth  ave 
Schwob,  A.,  173  Broadway 
Sinn,  Sam.,  Europe 
Schoolherr,  L.,  23  E.  64th  st 
Smith,  John  B.,  148  E.  60th  st 
Sampter,  Michael,  219  Church  bt 
Samuels,  Levy,  15  Beekman  place 
Samuels,  Feist,  41 7  E.  50th  st 
Sulzberger,  Ferd.,  307  E.  50th  st 
Strauss,  Nathan,  77  Thomas  st 
Solomon,  B.,  Central  market 
Simon,  Mrs.  L.  B.,  Mt.  Sinai  Hospital 
Schutz,  Samuel,  377  Broadway 
Simon,  Gustav,  315  Canal  st 


Seligman,  D.  Joseph,  21  Broad  st 
Schwab,  M. .  128  Church  st 
Schwab,  G.,  128  Church  st 
Schwab,  N.,  128  Ctmrch  st 
Sternfeld,  A.,  29  Spruce  st 
Schwartz,  M.,  216  Church  st 
Sondheim,  Sam.,  101  Pearl  st 

Topiitz,  L.,  109  Grand  st 
Toklas.  Max,  53  Leonard  st 

Ullman,  S.  B.,  134  Duane  st 
Ullman,  B.,  374  Broadway 
Uhlman,  Fred.,  69  Broad  st 
Uhlman,  Simon,  69  Broad  st 

Vogel,  Isaac,  8  White  st 
Vogel,  Wm.,  S  White  st 
Valentine,  I. ,  24  Broad  st 

Wertheimber,  Justus,  30  Maiden  lane 
Weith,  J.  M.,  787  Lexington  ave 
Wolff,  A. ,  31  Nassau  st. 
Woodleaf,  H,  22  White  st 
Wetzler,  Albert,  32  Spruce  st 
Weill,  Max,  115  Worth  st 
Wallenstein,  Moses,  151  Water  st 
Wickert,  L.,  87  Fulton  st 
Whitehead,  M.,  122  E.  70th  st 
Waitzf elder,  L.,  322  Broadway 
Wormser,  S. ,  1  Broad  st 
Wallach,  S.,  67  Thomas  st 
Wallach,  H.,  67  Thomas  st 
Wallach,  I.,  67  Thomas  st 
Wise,  Maurice,  55  Worth  st 
Walter,  P.,  47  White  st 
Walter,  W.  L.,  47  White  st 
Weitheimer,  L.,  138  Water  st 
Waitzfelder,  E. ,  322  Broadway 
Wollebach,  J.,  343  Broadway 
Wa.'lach,  Anton,  11  Maiden  lane 
Wormser,  Isidore,  I  Broad  st 
Weill,  M.,  46  Leonard  st 
Weichselbaum,  Jos.,  136  E.  55th  st 
Wallach,  A.,  451  Broadway 
Weinberg,  A.,  499  Broadway 
Walter,  M.,  424  Broadway 
Walter,  Isidore,  424  Broadway 
Werner,  C,  10  Walker  st 
Werner,  S.,  10  Walker  st 
Werner,  J.,  10  Walker  st 
Waixel,  D.,  216  E.  58th  st 
Wallach,  Adolph,  1 1  Maiden  lane 
Wolff,  Lewis  S.,  31  Nassau  st 
Weill,  Mrs.  M.,  46  Leonard  st 

Zeimer,  Samuel,  494  Broadway 
Zeimer.  Henry,  494  Broadway 
Zunz.  Paul,  122  Duane  st 


Aaron.  Jochim,  352  Third  ave 
Asiel,  Ely,  122  E.  56th  st 
Asiel,  Benjamin,  168  Church  st 
Abrahams,  Isaacs  B.,  299  Broadway 
Abrahams,  Nathan,  120  Bowery 
Abrahams,  Solomon,  729  Third  ave 
Adelsberger.  Samuel,  931  Second  ave 
Aden,  Joseph,  38  West  Broadway 
Adler,  Julius,  26  Broad  st 
Adler,  Mrs.  Charles,  26  W.  54th  st 
Adler,  Solomon,  116  E.  60th  st 
Adler,  Jacob,  14  Walker  st 
Adler,  Louis,  396  Broadway 
Adler,  Rev.  Dr.  S.,  601  Lexington  ave 
Adler,  Samuel,  351  Broadwav 
Adler,  Sigrnund,  331  E.  19th' s 
Alexander,  A.  M.,  387  Grand  st 
Alexander,  Solomon.  387  Grand  st 
Alexander,  Julius,  109  South  st 
Alexander,  Magnus,  109  South  st 
.Allen.  Henry,  Gilsey  House 
Altschul,  Theodore,  '19  Dey  st 
Andrade,  Joseph.  11  W.  Houston  st 
Andrade,  Mrs.  Joseph.  313  W.  51st  st 
Arnold,  E.  W.,  327  Broadway 
Abeles,  W.,  41  Howard  st 
Appel,  S.,  90  Catharine  st 
Aronson,  S.,  73  Bayard  st 
Asch,  Benj.,  57  Maiden  lane 
Asch,  Lewis.  57  Maiden  lane 
Asch,  Mrs.  Lewis,  57  Maiden  iane 
Ast,  Samuel,  117  Suffolk  st 
August,  Jacob,  42  Lispenard  st 
Adler,  Mrs.  Dora.  415  E.  58;h  st 
Altman.  A.,  Europe 
Adler,  M.,  24  John  st 
Alexander,  I.,  131  Spring  st 
Arnheim,  E.,  82  Greene  st 
Asheim,  S.  W.,  44  Bowerv 
Adler,  Jacob,  343  E.  49th  st 
Adler,  Henry,  41  Worth  st 
Aufres,  Abraham,  279  Stanton  st 
Arnold,  A.  L.,  53  Worth  st 
Aronson,  Albert,  48  Leonard  st 
Arnold,  Samuel,  357  Canal  st 
Aarons,  Aaron,  319  E.  Fourth  st 
Adler,  Chas.,  26  Broad  st 

Bach,  Alex.,  160  E.  66th  st 
Ballin,  Julius,  23  White  st 
Bacharach,  D.,  405  Broadway 
Bacharach,  Henry,  54  Avenue  D 


Bacharach,  Julius,  54  Avenue  D 
Bacharach,  Samuel,  Europe 
Backer,  Adolph,  Williamsburg 
Baer,  Isaac,  817  Broadway 
Baer,  Isaac,  129  Duane  st 
Bamberger,  H.,  385  Broadway 
Barnard.  Henry,  111  W.  13d  st 
Barnett,  Nathan,  115  Franklin  st 
Barnett,  Mrs.  Nathan,  115  Franklin  st 
Baruch,  Henry,  21  Avenue  C 
Baum,  Seligman,  111  Chambers  st 
Baum,  Simon,  111  Chambers  st 
Bauman,  Abe.,  93  Avenue  A 
Bauman,  Albert,  476  Grand  st 
Beck,  H.,  66  Forsyth  st 
Beckel,  Joseph,  410  Broadway 
Beckel,  Louis,  213  Duane  st 
Bendix,  H.,  456  Broadway 
Bernhard,  Bernhard,  37^  Walker  st 
Bernhard,  Isaac,  718  E.  Fifth  st 
Bergman,  L.,  135  W.  45th  st 
Berliner,  M.,  444  Broome  st 
Berlinger,  Jacob,  231  First  ave 
Behringer,  Marx  H.,  8  E.  73d  st 
Bernheim,  Henry,  15  White  st 
Bernheim,  Jacob,  Cedar  &  Pearl  sts 
Bernheim,  S.  A.,  218  W.  14th  st 
Be-nstein,  Abe,  456  Broadway 
Bernstein,  Dan.,  231  Broadway 
Bernstein,  Lewis,  366  W.  23d  st 
Bernstein,  Mrs.  Isaac,  366  W.  23d  st 
Bernstein,  Nathan,  Williamsburg 
Bernstein,  Samuel.  179  Broadway 
Berwin,  M.,  56  Wooster  st 
Beutner,  Sol.,  323  W.  23d  st 
Behringer,  G.,  926  Madison  ave 
Bick,  Joseph,  97  Walker  st 
Bick,  Philip,  97  Walker  st 
Bien,  Julius,  1 8  Park  place 
Bildesee,  B.,  73  Murray  st 
Birnbaum,  B.,  410  E.  52d  st 
Blatt,  Samuel,  167  E.  60th  st 
Bloom,  Isaac,  338  Bowery 
Bloom,  Joseph,  338  Bowery 
Bloomingdale,  E..  242  W.  49th  st 
Bloomingdale,  J.,  938  Third  ave 
Blum,  A.,  Jr.,  49  Broadwav 
Blum,  B.,  214  W.  39th  st 
Blum,  G.,  74  Leonard  st 
Blum,  M. ,  64  Lispenard  st 
Blumenstiel,  A.,  322  Broadwav 
Blaskopf,  H.  M.,  324  Third  st 


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Blumenthal,  B.,  377  Broadway 
Borchardt.  Albert,  74  Lsonard  st 
Blumenthal,  Mrs.  Isaac.  2+  W.  47th  st 
Blumenthal,  Joseph,  243  Broadway 
Blumenthal,  Dr.  M.,  53  W.  42d  st 
Blumenthal,  S.,  377  Broadway 
Blumenfeld,  L ,  21  Broad  st 
Blumgart,  L.,  47  White  st 
Becker,  Julius,  481  Broadway 
Boehm,  Jacob,  117  E.  59th  st 
Bondy,  C. ,  53  Bowery 
Bondy,  M.,  143  Water  st 
Borg,  Mrs.  S.,  110  E.  60th  st 
Bresler,  C.  B. ,  431  Broome  st 
Brill,  Simon,  48  Lispenard  st 
Brill,  John,  3  Bayard  st 
Brill,  Chas.  J.,  332  E.  4lst  st 
Brodeck,  I.  D.,  560  Broadway 
Brown,  Marcus,  368  Bxoadway 
Brown,  Moritz,  117  Chambers  st 
Black,  David,  345  E.  19th  st 
Bruhl,  Mrs.  S. ,  381  W.  34th  st 
Bruhl,  Simon,  5  Maiden  lane 
Brunner,  William,  337  W.  31st  st 
Bleyer,  Sam.,  263  E.  Houston  st 
Brush,  L.  S. ,  68  Greene  st 
Bernheim,  Julius,  99  Greene  st 
Bucky,  Louis,  470  W.  31th  st 
Buckstein,  E.,  14  Walker  st 
Bullowa,  M.,  315  Greenwich  st 
Bunsel,  Mrs.  J. ,  537  Madison  ave 
Brush,  H.,  187  Church  st 
Bierhof,  Joseph,  305  Canal  st 
Brunner,  Mrs.  S.,  556  Fifth  ave 
Behringer,  Leopold,  51  E.  78th  st 
Behringer,  Morris,  21  E.  74th  st 
Bleistift,  A.  L,  38  Essex  st 
Benjamin,  A.,  148  Henry  st 
Blumenthal,  F.,  16  Spruce  st 
Beeber,  M.,  22  White  st 
Brill,  Wm.,  30  Essex  st 
Bergman,  J.,  901  Third  ave 
Berg,  Emanuel,  66  Lispenard  st 
Ballin,  J.,  16  Walker  st 
Bier,  E.,  44  White  st 
jj       Bissinskv,  A.,  236  W.  38th  st 
|      Bash,  B*  328  E.  43d  st 
|      Borchardt,  J.  M.,  25  Walker  st 
[      Berg,  Martin,  144  Varick  st 
£      Baron,  S.,  71  Frankhn  st 
=      Bernheimer,  Andrew,  16  Jefferson  mkt 
I      Bernheimer,  Irving  S.,  84  Beaver  st 
i      Barnard.  Israel,  456  Eighth  ave 
|      Berndt,  J.  D.,  478  Broome  st 
|      Bachman,  Simon,  47  Lispenard  st 
|      Bogatke,  J..  122  Forsyth  st 
|      Blum,  M.,  974  Second  ave 
1      Blum,  I.,  368  Broadway 
|      Bamberger,  Mrs.  H.,  124  E.  61st  st 
|      Blumenthal,  Isaac,  44th  st.  &  First  ave 
Bennet,  W.,  371  Bowery 


Bing,  S.,  108  E.  64th  st  \ 
Binge,  Julius,  44  Exchange  place  jj 
Bamberger,  Leopold.  146  W.  43d  st  = 
Bach,  Harry  M.,  30  Warren  st 
Blumenthal,  Nathan,  40  Walker  st 
Bloomingdale,  Lyman,  938  Third  ave 
Bachman,  Alex.  J.,  3  Maiden  lane 
Bendheim,  Maier,  181  Grand  st 
Baum,  Isaac  A.,  42  White  st 
Bleichroeder,  A.,  196  Church  st 
Bachman.  B.  J.,  3  Maiden  lane 
Bergenstein,  Charles,  325  Canal  st 
Bach,  Julius  J. .  30  Warren  st 
Bass,  S. ,  5  Maiden  lane 
Baker,  A. .  39  Murray  st 
Baker,  Leon,  39  Murray  st 
Bamberger,  A.  E.,  83  Leonard  st 
Birnbaum,  William,  71  William  st 
Burnstein,  N.,  19  W.  56th  st 

Cahn.  Leon.  41  Canal  st 

Calm,  E.  C.,  162  W.  50th  st 

Cardozo,  Hon.  Alb.,  212  W.  44th  st 

Cardozo,  A.  H.,  66  Broad  st 

Carlebach,  E.,  295  Pearl  st 

Caro,  Jacob,  450  Pearl  st 

Carpeles,  E.,  80  Pell  st 

Casper,  L.,  468  Eighth  ave 

Celler,  M.,  377  W.  32d  st 

Chaim,  Dr.  M.  L. ,  30  Cooper  Institute 

Cham,  M.,  1'2  White  st 

Child,  S.,.77  Murray  st 

Chuck,  Henry,  21  Walker  st 

Cobliner,  M. ,  40  W.  Broadway 

Caskel,  S.,  148  Henry  st 

Cohen,  Abe 

Cohen,  B.  L.,  5  Howard  st 
Cohen,  Herman  M.,  28  Greene  st 
Cohe'n,  I.  H. ,  60  Catharine  st 
Cohen,  Jacob,  12  Fulton  st 
Cohen,  Jacob,  109  E.  60th  st 
Cohen,  L.,  280  Bowery 
Cohen,  Leopold,  11  Walker  st 
Cohen,  Leopold 
Cohen,  Levy,  640  Sixth  st 
Cohen,  Moses,  292  Tenth  ave 
Cohen,  S.,  107  William  st 
Cohen,  Sam.  A.,  38  White  st 
Cohen,  Sol.  A 

Cohen,  William,  4  Maiden  lane 
Cohnfeld,  Isidor,  8  Greene  st 
Colman,  M.,  109  Clinton  place 
Content,  Noah,  157  W.  46th  st 
Content,  Mrs.  Noah,  157  W.  46th  st 
Cowen,  Neuman,  207  Canal  st 
Cowen,  R.  I.,  226  E.  33d  st 
Carlish,  C.  H.,  156  Water  st 
Cautoni,  S.,  s|  Wall  st 
Christaller,  Aaron,  722  Broadway 
Christaller,  A.  M.,  722  Broadway 
Cohn,  Sigmund,  436  Pearl  st 


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(John,  Dr.  J..  2L0  Henry  Bt 
Colmac,  C,  75  Franklin  st 
Cohen,  Jacob,  389  Canal  st 
Cane,  Marcus,  14  Whitest 
Cohen,  Gustave  A.,  Ill  Frankhn  st 
Cohn,  Jacob,  144  Water  st 

David,  Joseph,  203  Church  st 
Davidsburg,  D.  H.,  391  Broadway 
Davidson,  L.  S.,  39  Beeknian  st 
Davidson,  L.,  232  Grand  st 
Davidson,  A.,  145  Water  st 
Davidson,  Henry,  315  W.  20th  st 
Davidson,  I..  170  Canal  st 
Davis,  Mrs.  P.  Iff.,  24  E.  74th  st 
Davis,  A.  M.,  404  Broadway 
Davis.  James,  332  Broad wav 
Davis,  Mrs.  John  M.,  29  W.  50th  st 
Davis,  M.  M.,  228  W.  39th  st 
Davis.  Rowland,  Jr.,  404  Broadway 
Decordove,  Alfred,  36  New  st 
Defreece,  Benj.,  28  W.  60th  st 
Dessau,  L  H.,  638  Lexington  ave 
Dewolf,  Moses,  43  Canal  st 
Deyoung,  E.,  104  William  st 
Drey,  Sigmund,  Europe 
Dreyfous.  Henry,  60  W.  52d  st 
Dreyer,  B.  A..  327  Canal  st 
Durlach,  Isaac,  296  Pearl  st 
Dessar,  A..  21  White  st 
Dessar,  D.,  21  White  st 
Dreyfous,  E 

Dessauer,  W.,  156  Water  st 
Davies,  David,  404  Broadw  iy 
Daiziger,  Herman,  400  E.  H  ouston  st 
Drucker,  M.  J.,  39  Spruce  st 
Dorn,  Abe,  200  Chatham  square 
Dux.  Wm.  M.,  74  Leonard  st 
Delinia.  D.  A..  23  William  st 
Daub,  W.,  83  Avenue  A 

Earnest,  S.,  536  Broadway 
Edelmuth,  Adolph,  337  E.  49th  st 
Edinger.  A.  H.,  17  Nassau  st 
Eger,  M.  D.,  43  John  st 
Ehrich,  William,  237  Eighth  ave 
Ehrlich,  Moses,  204  Church  st 
Eichelberg,  Samuel,  39  Maiden  lane 
Eidlitz,  Marcus,  317  E.  58th  st 
Einho-n,  Rev.  Dr.,  149  E.  61  st  st 
Ellinger,  M.,  11  Spruce  st 
Elkus,  Isaac,  14  Walker  st 
Elkus,  Simon,  14  Walker  st 
Emden,  Joseph,  60  Ave.  C 
Epstein,  E.  F.,  429  W.  23d  st 
Ettinger,  Abe,  270  Bowery 
Ettinger,  Raphael,  270  Bowery 
Englehart,  Joel,  320  Broadway 
Elbe,  Isidore,  35  Maiden  lane 
Emmerich,  J.,  20  John  st 
Ehrcnreich,  M.,  167  E.  61st  st 


Einstein,  Miss  Augusta,  17  W.  57th  st 
Einstein,  Sol.,  115  Worth  st 
Eller,  M.  J.,  220  Pearl  st 
Englehart,  J.  A. ,  154  Nassau  st. 

Falk,  Joseph  B.,  347  E.  14th  st 
Falkenau,  A.,  4  Maiden  lane 
Falkenau,  M. ,  4  Maiden  lane 
Feist,  Levy,  159  E.  55th  st 
Feldman,  Jacob,  35  Walker  st 
Feuchtwanger,  Jacob,  73  Leonard  st 
Feiheimer,  August,  381  Broadway 
Felheimer,  Louis,  381  Broadway 
Fernbach,  Henry,  346  Broadway 
Fersenheim,  Herman,  76  Beekman  st 
Fuld,  Samuel,  386  Grand  st 
Fisher,  Morris.  471. Broadway 
Fleisch,  I.  H.,  366  Broadway 
Fleischman,  Israel,  173  Water  st 
Fleischhauer,  Marcus,  348  E.  50th  st 
Fohs,  Jacob,  548  Grand  st 
Forcheimer,  D..  71  Mercer  st 
Fuld,  Seligman,'  23  Walker  st 
Frank,  Simon,  Europe 
Fox.  Joseph,  80  Franklin  st 
Frank,  H.  H.,  253  W.  38th  st 
Frank,  Simon,  105  Avenue  B 
Frank,  Levy,  228  E.  49th  st 
Frank,  Lewis,  105  Ave.  B 
Frank,  Martin,  207  E.  50th  st 
Frank.  P.  W.,  362  W.  31st  st 
Frank,  Seligman,  94  Spring  st 
Frankel,  I.,  390  Broadway 
Frankenheimer,  Moses,  71  E.  61st  st 
Frankenheimer,  Philip,  71  E.  61st  st 
Frankenstein,  Lewis,  35  Lispenard  st 
Freudenthal,  Mrs.  Emma,  45  Walker  st 
Freund.  Jacob,  339  Grand  st 
Freund,  M.  S.,  303  W.  52d  st 
Freund.  Victor,  Third  ave.  and  47th  st 
Frey,  Nathan,  41  Canal  st 
Friesner,  Isaac,  33  John  st 
Friedlander,  Lewis,  327  Broadway 
Friedlander,  Leopold.  120  Broadway 
Friedman,  Philip,  244  E.  51st  st 
Friend,  E.,  Jr.,  129  Maiden  lane 
Fringent,  P.,  60  Pine  st 
Frohlich,  Mrs.  B.,  28  E.  50th  st 
Frohlich,  Lionel,  788  Third  ave 
Fuerth,  Gustav,  142  E.  40th  st 
Flashner,  Herman,  348  E.  10th  st 
Friedman,  S.,  1  Division  st 
Fuld,  Bernhard,  386  Grand  st 
Forsch,  F.,  473  Broadway 
Forsch,  Mrs.  F.,  164  E.  61st  st 
Forster,  C,  413  E.  51st  st 
Friedman,  B.,  484  Broadway 
Fixman,  J.,  22  Allen  st 
Frank,  Mrs.  Leo,  414  E.  50th  st 
Frank,  Hirsch,  348  E.  66th  st 
Frank,  David,  117  E.  65th  st 


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Foehrdiug,  Leo,  411  \V.  28th  st 
Feist.  L.,  21  Park  place 
Falk,  B.,  322  E,  53d  st 
Friedman,  Joseph,  315  E.  51st  st 
Fleishman,  L.,  9G8  Second  ave 
Fleishman,  Abe.  3D  Broad  st 
Fisher,  Sam.  M.,  3X0  E.  30th  st 
Forster.  Meyer,  162  E.  70th  st 
Fisher,  P.,  10  Whitehall  st 
Freundlich,  H.,  8  Maiden  lane 
Frankenstein,  Julius,  413  Broome  st 
Friedman,  William,  371  Broadway 
Froehlich,  Dr.  D.,  613  Lexington  ave 
Friend,  Julius,  417  Broome  st 
Frankenheimer,  William,  312  W.  23d  st 
Friess,  C,  124  W.  41st  st 
Fellman,  B.,  44  Hud-:on  st 
Frankfeld,  A.,  Eighth  ave.  and  26th  st 
Frieberg,  M.,  12  Whitest 
Froehlich,  S.,  157  E.  61st  st 
Frank,  M.  H.,  48  Leonard  st 

Galland.  Samuel,  103  E.  79th  st 
Gans,  Mrs.  Hannah,  86  Wall  st 
Gans.  Jacob  S.,  86  Wall  st 
Gans,  S.  J..  86  WaU  st 
Gatman,  Leonard,  238  W.  35th  st 
Gerstle,  Henry,  29  Broad  st 
Gerstlei  Joseph,  224  E.  46th  st 
Greenfield,  D.,  67  Greene  st 
Guitterman,  Sigmund,  Europe 
Guitterman,  Simon,  454  Broadway 
Goldberg,  Jacob.  1(5  Avenue  B 
Goldman.  Mrs.  B.,  649  Madison  ave 
Goldsmith,  James,  106  Buane  st 
Goldsmith,  Gabriel,  411  E.  Houston  st 
Goldsmith,  Henry.  247  Broadway 
Goldsmith,  Isidore.  629^Second  ave 
Goldsmith,  Meyer,  346  E.  4th  st 
Goldsmith,  Moses,  196  Church  st 
Goldsmith.  M.  M.,  94  Spring  st 
Goldberg,  M.,  25  Avenue  B 
Godhelp,  Jacob,  101  Franklin  st 
Goldstein,  Philip,  402  Broadway 
Goldstein,  M.,  53  Catharine  st 
Goldstein.  Lazarus,  413  E.  51st  st 
Goodkind,  Barney,  191  Canal  st 
Goodkind,  Mayer,  402  Broadway 
Goodkind,  Moses,  475  Broadway 
Goodman,  Mrs.  David,  249  E.  30th  st 
Gothold,  Frederick,  579  Broadwav 
Gosling.  Abe.  32  White  st 
Graff,  L.,  94  Warren  st 
Gross,  Michael,  23  Market  st 
Goodheim,  M.,  70  W.  49th  st 
Grosmeyer,  Henry.  151  E.  60th  st 
Gross,  Henry,  169  E.  60th  st 
Grotta.  B.,  147  Water  st 
Grunhut,  James.  151  W.  12th  st 
Gugenheimer,  Rand.,  908  Third  ave 
Gumbiner,  Paul,  1 68  S.  Fifth  ave 


Guttenberg.  M.,  103  Duane  st 
Gladke,  Jacob,  23  Walker  st 
Goldberg,  A..  475  Broadway 
Gumbiuer,  Emil,  351  Broadway 
Goodkind,  Wm.,  299  Grand  st 
Grosser,  Julius,  Europe 
Goldstein,  Max  L.,  216  E.  42d  st 
Goldstein,  Philip  L. ,  5  Ludlow  st 
Gross,  Nathan,  39  White  st 
Griessman,  C,  55  White  st 
Goldstein,  Rev.  H. .  304  E.  55th  st 
Goldstein,  Ferd.,  312  E.  lflth  st 
Goldschmidt,  Sol.,  408  E.  51st  st 
Greenebaum,  H.,  20  Wall  st 
Gugenheimer,  Sam.,  306  E.  53d  st 
Guniprecht.  P.,  127  E.  62d  st 
Geisenheimer,  H.,  865  Third  ave 
Goldman,  H.,  218  Church  st 
Goodhart.  M.,  17  Warren  st 
Gotthold,  Louis,  63  Barclay  st 
Guttentag,  E.,  90  Lewis  st 
Gomprecht,  Gustave,  944  Third  ave 
Gump,  Marcus,  56  Walker  st 
Goodman,  Jonas  H.,  265  Broadway 
Grossman,  171  Attorney  st 
Guttenberg.  J.  B..  48  Avenue  D 
Goodman,  L.  H..  22  Walker  st 
Gans,  L..  75  St.  Mark's  place 

Haas,  L.  J. 

Haber,  I..  169  E.  70th  st 
Hackes.  Simon.  328  E.  57th  st 
Holzman,  J..  58  White  st 
Halle,  F.  E.,  84  Franklin  st 
Halle,  S.  E.,  29  Greene  st 
Halle,  A.,  355  Broadway 
Hallgarten.  Mrs.  C.  L.,  Europe 
Hamburger.  Bernhard,  247  E.  60th  st 
Haase.  William,  73  Grand  st 
Hamburger,  S. .  330  E.  19th  st 
Hamerslag,  I.,  148  Chatham  st 
Hart,  Joseph  S.,  66  Greene  st 
Harriss.  Fabian,  103  Duane  st 
Harriss,  Joseph,  20  White  st 
Harriss,  Joseph,  35  Henry  st 
Harriss,  Morris,  304  Bowery 
Harriss,  Philip.  52  Catharine  st 
Hart,  Julian  B. ,  Boston 
Hart.  Julius,  67  W.  38th  st 
Hart.  Mrs.  Julius.  67  W.  38th  st 
Hart  Sol.  I. ,  659  Broadway 
Hahn.  S.  L. 

Hartman.  Isaac,  122  E-  60th  st 
Hauchause,  Alex. ,  5  Burling  slip 
Hausman,  David,  107  Walker  st 
Hornstein,  Henrv,  480  Grand  st 
Hecht,  Abe,  305"Pearl  st 
Hecht.  Bernhard,  483  Broadway 
Hecht,  Meyer,  483  Broadway 
Hecht,  Leopold,  143  E.  53d  st 
Heiter,  Mrs,  Simon,  17  W.  56th  st 


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Heilner,  Solomon,  21  "Walker  st 
Heilbrun,  Joseph,  64  Lispenard  st 
Heil,  E.,  28  Broad  st 
Heineman,  Jacob,  28  Howard  st 
Hellenberg,  A.,  89  Franklin  st 
Heller.  Adolph.  39  First  ave 
Held,  Mrs.  Marx.  483  Broadway 
Held,  Simon,  483  Broadway 
Hofheimer,  Henry,  417  Broome  st 
Heller,  William,  91  Chamber  st 
Hellman.  Theodore,  21  Broad  st 
Hendriks,  Isaac,  46  W.  22d  st 
Hendricques.  C.  A.,  25.  W<  49th  st 
Henry,  H.  S.,  660  Lexington  ave. 
Heksher,  M.  N.,  464  Broad  way 
Heksher,  S.,  42  Murray  st 
Hess,  Nathan,  Brooklyn 
Herman,  A.  S.,  17  "White  st 
Herman,  David,  404  Broadway 
Herman,  E.,  93  William  st 
Herman,  Max,  67  Pine  st 
Herman,  S.,  128  E.  62d  st 
Herzfeld,  L.  S.,  29  Greene  st 
Herzberg,  Hyman,  304  E.  52d  st 
Hertz,  H.  B.,  Jr.,  816  Lexington  ave 
Herzog,  Henry,  121  E.  84th  st 
Herzog  Louis,  33  Maiden  lane 
Hess,  Henry,  1  Nassau  st 
Hesse,  Moritz,  156  E.  48th  st 
Heyman,  Edward,  325  Broadway 
Hirsch,  Lewis,  32  White  st 
Heyman,  George,  336  W.  51st  st 
Heyman,  M. ,  8  Greene  st 
Heyman,  S.  M.,  8  Greene  st 
Heyman.  Solomon,  416  E.  5 2d  st 
Heineman,  Mrs.  Henry,  109  E.  70th  st 
Hildburg,  Henry,  206  Broadway 
Hirschman,  N.,  168  Church  st 
Hirsch,  Bene,  327  Broadway 
Hirsh,  Henry,  St.  Cloud  Hotel 
Hirsh,  Herman,  Europe 
Hirsh,  Heiman,  Europe 
Hirsch,  Samuel,  227  E.  49th  st 
Hirsch.  Theodore,  356  E.  Houston  st 
Hirschkind,  E.,  B'way&  Grand  st 
Hochster,  Isaac,  46  E.  8th  st 
Hoffman,  Mrs.  Isaac,  242  E.  19th  st 
Hoffman,  Samuel,  321  W.  55th  st 
Hoffman,  M.,  63  E.  59th  st 
Hirschhorn,  Wm.,  22  Spruce  st 
Huebsch,  Rev.  Dr..  791  Lexington  ave 
Hyams,  David,  274  Greenwich  st 
Hyman,  Henry,  11  W.  53d  st 
Hyinan,  Marcus.  601  Broadway 
Hyman,  Nathan,  92  Avenue  C 
Hyman,  Nathan,  321  E.  30th  st 
Hyman,  Solomon,  81  Seventh  st 
Hymes,  William,  41  Warren  st 
Herman,  Morris,  340  E.  6.r>th  st 
Hirsch,  David,  115  Norfolk  st 
Hellman,  Mrs.  Theodore,  26  W.  34th  st 


Holzinger,  Jeremiah,  393  Broadway 
Hyman,  Mrs.  E.,  416  E.  52d  st 
Hyman,  S.  P.,  54  Mercer  st 
Hays,  Nathan,  43  Worth  st 
Hatch,  Simon.  330  E.  65th  st 
Hatch,  Samuel,  330  E.  65th  st 
Hagensbacher,  G.,  299  Grand  st.  Wmbg 
Hamburg,  J.  J.,  140  E.  59th  st 
Herman,  M.  S.,  57  Walker  st 
Herman,  S.  M. ,  57  Walker  st 
Hirschfeld,  I.,  41  Worth  st 
Haas.  Louis,  232  Church  st 
Hyman,  M.  S..  81  Seventh  st 
Hellman,  Nathan,  221  Church  st 
Hellman,  Myer,  221  Church  st 
Herrman,  Henry  S.,  221  Church  st 
Hirsch,  Dr.  S.,  126  E.  58th  st 
Hess,  Simon,  242  E.  51st  st 
Hirshkind,  P.,  Broadway  &  Grand  st 
Hymes,  Julius,  426  Broadway 
Hart,  Isaac,  73  Lexington  ave 
Hart,  Mrs.  Sarah,  73  Lexington  ave 
Heyman,  S.,  6  Wooster  st 
Harriss,  L.,  153W.  33d  st 
Herrman,  S.  L.,  26  W.  61st  st 
Herzog,  Julius,  354  Broadway 
Hoffman,  Sam.,  30  White  st 
Haas,  S.,  196  Church  st 
Hendricks,  Albert,  62  WT.  50th  st 
Haas,  L. ,  8  Walker  s  t 
Haberman,  T.,  143  E.  60th  st 
Hoxter,  Gustave,  231  Church  st 
Henry,  L.,  348  E.  15th  st 
Heiter,  Wenry  L.,  349  Broadway 
Herrman,  A.,  377  Broadway 
Humel,  M.  M.,  44  Lispenard  st 
Hershfeld,  Abe.  293  Broadway 
Hirshfeld,  M.  G.,  106  Franklin  st 
Hirsh,  Kaufman,  78  W.  47th  st 
Herzog,  A.  S.,  161  E.  82d  st 
Hoffman,  G..  538  Broadway 

Iglauer,  Simon,  371  Broadway 
Isaacs,  Alex.,  5!)  Pine  st 
Isaacs,  Isaac  S.,  243  Broadway 
Isaacs,  Meyer  S.,  243  Broadway 
Isaacs.  Mrs.  Meyer  S.,  137  W.  53d  st 
Isaacs.  Rev.  S.  M.,  243  Broadway 
Illfelder,  B.,  60  John  st 
Isaacs,  I.  A.,  512  W.  14th  st 
Isaacs,  Levy  J.,  223  Eighth  ave 
Isacs,  Abe,  378  Bowery 

Jackson,  A.  J.,  56  W.  31st  st 
Jochim,  M.,  16  Pell  st 
Jacoby,  A.,  135  Duane  st 
Jackson,  E.  J.,  130  E.  35th  st 
Jackson,  N.  J.,  130  E.  35th  st 
Jentes,  Henry,  297  Grand  st 
Jacobs,  A.,  3  Forsyth  st 
Jacobs,  Abe,  198  Bowery 


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LIST   OF  MEMBERS. 


Jacobs,  A.  H.,  687  Broadway 
Jacobs,  Jonas,  38  Vesey  st 
Jacobs,  Lionel,  8  Astor  House 
Jacobs,  L.  L. ,  74  Franklin  st 
Jacobs,  Mrs.  S.  R.,  22  W.  38th  st 
Japha,  S.  E 
Japha,  S.  S 

Jesuron,  Moses.  23  William  st. 
Jesuron,  Solomon,  162  W.  44th  st 
Joachimsen,  Hon.  P.  J.,  101  E.  65th  st 
Jeselson,  Philip,  545  Broadway 
Josephson,  C.  N.,  121  Maiden  lane 
Joseph,  Samuel,  166  Front  st 
Judah,  Mrs.  Miriam,  683  Fifth  ave 
Jacobs,  Levy,  218  E.  60th  st 
Jaeger,  Abe,  35  Bowery 
Jaeger,  Israel.  47th  st.  and  First  ave 
Jacobs,  Rev.  Hy.  S.,  252  W.  39th  st 
Jerkowsky,  Sam.,  51  Walker  st 
Jacoby,  H.,  86  Franklin  st 
Joseph,  E.,  21  White  st 

Kackeles,  S.,  243  E.  49th  st 
Kayser,  Julius,  499  Broadway 
Kahn,  Israel,  293  Grand  st 
Kann,  Nathan,  314  E.  Houston  st 
Kaim,  Abe,  178  Avenue  B 
Kayser,  Meinhold,  486  Bioadway 
Kalisky,  Fabian,  20  Warren  st 
Karelson,  E.,  69  Nassau  st 
Katz,  Solomon,  197  Canal  st 
Katzenburg,  Julius,  225  E.  52d  st 
Kastor,  Abe,  102  E.  64th  st 
Kauffman,  Adolph,  260  Canal  st 
Kauffman,  Abe,  242  W.  36th  st 
Kauffman,  B..  62  Broad  st 
Kauffman,  Felix,  20  FraDklin  st 
Kauffman,  Herman,  317  W.  48th  st 
Kauffman,  Isidore,  38  Lispenard  st 
Kauffman,  Levy,  319  W.  3:.st  st 
Kempner,  William.  331  E.  19th  st 
Keesing,  T.  H. ,  69  W.  48th  st 
Ketch,  L.,  276  Bleecker  st 
Kind,  Moses,  94  Liberty  st 
King,  Mrs.  Chas.,  386  Fifth  ave 
King,  Mrs.  George,  473  Fifth  ave 
Kirschberger,  S.  H.,  362  Broadway 
Kellner,  Moritz,  830  Lexington  ave 
Klaber,  Adolph,  136  E.  18th  st 
Klaber,  Mrs.  Simon,  301  W.  26th  st 
Klauber,  David,  301  E.  Houston  st 
Klingenstein,  Henry,  310^  Grand  st 
Klingenstein,  Sig.,  310^  Grand  st 
Knight,  Emanuel,  46  Broad  st 
Knight,  Sylvester.  46  Broad  st 
Koch,  Elias,  135  Duane  st 
Katzky,  Henry  C,  21  Walker  st 
Koehler,  D.  M.,  120  E.  27th  st 
Koehler,  Herman,  39  E.  30th  st 
Koehler,  Mrs.  Herman,  39  E.  30th  st 
Koehler,  Joseph,  131  E.  30th  st 


Kohlberg,  Jacob,  121  Maiden  lane 
Kohlberg,  Mrs.  A.,  135  W.  20th  st 
Kohns,  David,  216  Broadway 
Kohns,  Hezekiah,  53  Greene  st 
Konig,  Herman,  179  Pearl  st 
Kallman,  Leopold,  382  Grand  st 
Kreilsheimer,  Aaron,  420  E.  59th  st 
Kronthaler,  W.,  267  E.  Houston  st 
Kuh,  Alex.,  879  Sixth  ave 
Kuhn,  Abe,  31  Nassau  st 
Kupfer,  S.,  325  E.  30th  st 
Kupfer,  S.,  10  White  st 
Kurshedt,  Alex.,  14  John  st 
Kurshedt,  Ashei ,  14  John  st 
Kurzman,  Hyman,  29^  Division  st 
Kurzman,  Michael,  29^  Division  st 
Kohn,  Gustave,  115  Norfolk  st 
Kohn,  Sigmund,  115  Norfolk  st 
King,  Bennet,  53  W.  35th  st 
Kahn,  Moses,  10  Maiden  lane 
Kopetzkey.  Joseph,  1146  Second  ave 
Kohn,  Moritz,  50  Leonard  st 
Kraus,  I.,  38  White  st 
Kingsbury,  H.  L.,  41  White  st  . 
Kern,  Joseph,  404  E.  53d  st 
Kahn,  L.,  368  Broadway 
Kugelman,  J.,  348  E.  43d  st 
Kohn,  C.  D.,  253  Third  ave 
Katz,  Ferd.,  401  E.  52d  st 
Kraemer,  Max,  112  Leonard  st 
Klein,  A.  A.,  83  Beade  st 
Kaim,  Maurice,  53  Walker  st 
Koch,  Sem.,  Brooklyn 
Kleeburg,  Philip,  168  Church  st 
Kraft,  Isaac,  386  Pearl  st 
Kleiner.  Jacob,  6  Avenue  D 
Keller,  David,  24  John  st 
Kupfer.  B.,  329  E.  51st  st 
Kafka,  John,  113  Elm  st 
Kahn,  Joseph,  503  Broadway 
Kahnweiler.  C. ,  55  Walker  st 
Kohner,  M.,  163  E.  61st  st 
Klobman,  Leon,  44  Hudson  st 

Lachenbruch,  M.,  164  Water  st 
Landecker,  P.,  44  White  st 
Langer,  M.,  254  Bowery 
Langstadter,  B.,  282  Bleecker  st 
Langstadter,  J.,  282  Bleecker  st 
Lansberg,  S.,  306  Broadway 
Lasell,  A..  133  E.  30th  st 
Lasner,  M.  A.,  724  Lexington  ave 
Latz,  Solomon,  324  E.  41st  st 
Lamleine,  C.  M.,  357  Canal  st 
Laufer,  A.,  503  Broadway 
Lewis,  Charles,  220  Church  st 
Levin,  Bev.  Baph.  D'C,  67  William  st 
Lawrence,  B.,  49  Maiden  lane 
Lazarus,  L.,  Ill  Sheriff  st 
Lcderer,  J.,  306  E.  43d  st 
Lehmaier,  Ludwig,  455  Broome  st 


Langsdorf.  S.,  128  Water  st 
Leinkauf,H.  L,  216  W.  26th  st 
Leo,  Henry,  139  W.  56th  st 
Lesserman,  S.,  125  W.  13th  st 
Leventhal,  Martin,  289  Grand  st 
Levy,  John  J.,  45  Sixth  ave 
Levy,  Adolph,  14  Walker  st 
Levy,  A.  H.,  14  Walker  st 
Levy,  A.  L.,  20  W.  45th  st 
Levy,  Boaz,  615  Hudson  st 
Levy,  Barnett,  224|  Bowery 
Levy,  Eniil,  541  Eighth  ave 
Levy,  Jos.  C,  7  Warren  st 
Levy,  Julius,  234  E.  Broadway 
Levy,  Louis,  167  W.  47th  st 
Levy,  L.  L.,  38  Lispenard  st 
Levy,  Max.  57  Grand  st 
Levy,  Meyer,  314  E.  50th  st  J 
Levy,  Saul  J.,  52  W.  37th  st  j 
Levy,  Henry,  49  Maiden  lane 
Levy,  Jacob.  51  Exchange  place 
Lasky,  David,  101  Prince  st 
Lasky,  Philip,  65  Greene  st 
Levene,  Joseph,  69  W.  Broadway 
Levene,  M.,  333  Grand  st 
Levison,  Sperzheim,  49  Maiden  lane 
Lewis,  Abe,  315  W.  32d  st 
Lewis,  Fred  k,  71  E.  53d  st 
Lewis,  Henry,  319  W.  30th  st 
Lewis,  Henry,  44  E.  49th  st 
Lewis,  Joseph,  350  W.  31st  st  ' 
Lewis,  Solomon,  69  Leonard  st 
Lichtenauer,  J.  M.,  168  Church  st 
Lichtenauer,  M.,  26  Maiden  lane 
Lichtenheim,  G.  B.,  88  Leonard  st 
Lichten,  Chas.,  107  Lexington  ave 
Libas,  K.,  306  Bowery 
Lilienthal,  Dr.  S. ,  230  W.  25th  st 
Lilienthal,  James,  34  Broadwav 
Lilienthal,  Theodore  E.,  21  Broad  st 
Lindheim,  Nathan,  63  Walker  st  ^ 
Lindeman,  M.,  114  Franklin  st 
Lipman,  Lewis,  £37  Broadway 
Lipman,  Phillip,  486  Broadway 
Lipman,  William,  173  E.  60th  st 
Lisner.  Arnold,  310  Bowery 
Levy,  Jos.  S..  52  W.  37th  st? 
Lisner,  Solomon,  446  Broome  stj 
Levy,  David,  55  White  st 
Levinger,  Adolph,  261  Broadway 
Livingston,  M. 

Livingston,  Moses.  121  Liberty  st 
Livingston,  S.,  214  E.  53d  st 
Loeb,  A. 

Loeb,  Leopold,  124  Greenwich  st 
Loeb,  Lazarus,  Newark 
Loewenbein,  Abe,  262  Hudson  st  * 
Loewengood,  Louis,  129  E.  84th  st 
Loewengood,  Moses,  129  E.  84th  st  Jj 
Loewenstein,  E.,  486  Eighth  ave 
Loewenstein,  Leopold,  39  Lispenard  st 


Loewenstein,  Louis.  99  Maiden  lane 
Loewenthal, Leonard,  11  'lhomas  st 
Loewenthal,  Baphael,  205  Pearl  st 
Loewenfels,  E.,  137  Ave.  C 
Lubelsky.  A.,  235  E.  78th  st 
Lux,  S.  D.,  494  Broadway 
Lyons,  Alfred,  52  Broadway 
Lyons,  Julius  J.,  52  Broadway 
Lyons,  Tobias,  113  E.  78th  st 
Levino.  A.  M.,  135  E.  79th  st 
Lindheim,  M.,  159  Water  st 
Lepler,  John,  Ave.  C  and  9th  st 
Lagowitz,  J.,  390  Broadway 
Lei  man.  Isidore,  Kewark 
Levy,  Abe,  14  White  st 
Lederer,  F.,  61  Broadway 
Levy,  Emil  S.,  44  Lispenard  st 
Levifon.  Barnet,  237  E.  18th  st 
Lindheim,  Mrs.  Bertha,  167  E.  71st  st 
Leiter,  I.  H..  52  White  st 
Lederman,  David,  159  Water  st 
Lederman,  Joseph,  159  Water  st 
Lederman,  Julius,  159  Water  st 
Loewenthal,  H.  S.,  44  Lispenard  st 
Lange,  C.  A.,  50  White  st  ^ 
Levy,  Gustavus,  15  Centre  st 
Lublin.  O.,  423  Broadway 
Levy,  M.,  Williamsburg 
Loewenthal,  Carl,  213  Washington  st 
jLissauer,  M.  J.,  29  Maiden  Lane 
'Levis,  Henry,  112  Avenue  B. 
Levenson,  S.,  447  Third  ave 
Lippman,  M.,  774  Second  ave 
Levy,  B.,'  539  Canal  st 
Loeb,  G.,  598  Broadway 
Levy,  Ferd. ,  23  Second  ave 
Lederer,  I.,  421  Canal  st 
Lax,  Theodore,  162  Divison  st 
Lindenstein.  S.  M  ,  124  E.  65th  st 
Lederer,  L.,  240  W.  37th  st 
Lauterbach,  M.,  167  E.  65th  st 
Long,  I.  M.,  375  Broadway 
Loewenstein,  -J.  E.,  287  Third  st 
Lichtenauer,  Moses,  26  Maiden  lane 
Lauterbach.  Augustus,  70  E.  61st  st. 
Levy,  Philip,  231  E.  50th  st, 
Levi,  Joseph,  61  Walker  st. 
Levy,  Louis,  14  White  st 
Levy,  Sam..  14  White  st 
Levy.  Julius,  232  W.  45th  st 
Libman,  L.,  406  Broadway 
Lewi,  D.,  315  Greenwich  st 
Lehman,  I.  H..  327  Broadway 
Loewenstein,  S.,  159  E.  61st  st 
Levy,  Joseph,  44  Lispenard  st 
Louden,  J.,  145  Eighth  ave 
Lehman,  Aaron,  354  Broadway 
Libman,  J.,  3  Chambers  st 
Le\y,  Marks,  801  W.  4 2d  st 
Lindauer,  D.  H.,  23  Thomas  st 


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LIST  OF  MEMBERS. 


Michael,  S.,  162  Greenwich  st 
Mack,  Alex 

Mack,  Mrs.  Adolph,  67  E.  Gist  st 
Mack,  C.  W.,  222  W.  47th  st 
Mack,  I.  8.,  52  White  st 
Mack,  Jacob,  261  W.  34th  st 
Manheimer,  Lazarus,  943  Third  Ave 
Mandel,  Emanuel,  104  E.  80th  st 
Mandel,  Herman,  80  Franklin  st 
Mandelbaum,  Jacob,  289  Grand  st 
Mandelbaum,  L.  H.,  75  Maiden  lane 
Mann,  Simon,  316  E.  f>0th  st 
Markewitz,  Samuel,  304  E.  65th  st 
Marks,  Abe,  82  Greene  st 
Marks,  D.,  9  Lispenard  st 
Marks,  Bernard 
Marks,  George,  60  White  st 
Marks,  Louis 
Marks.  S.,  256  W.  39th  st 
Mandel,  A.  G.,  44  E.  74th  st 
Mawson,  G.  S.,  65  Mercer  st 
May,  August,  232  E.  79th  st 
May,  C.  M. ,  54  White  st 
May,  M.,  161  W.  47th  st 
Maybrun,  Henry.  99  Greenwich  st 
Maynz,  Bemhard,  403  E.  50th  st 
Mehrbach,  Moses,  431  Grand  st 
Mehrbach,  Solomon,  155  W.  44th  st 
Meisel,  William,  221  E.  72d  st 
Mayer,  Leopold,  196  Church  st 
Mayer,  Chas.,  57  Maiden  lane 
Mayer,  Benjamin,  237  E.  62nd  st 
Mayer,  Isaac,  424  W.  34th  st 
Mayer,  Simon,  57  W.  56th  st 
Mielziner,  Dr.  M.,  160  E.  60th  st 
Mendel,  M.  W.,  15^  Bowery 
Mendelson,  S.,  32  Spruce  st 
Menken,  Julian,  17  White  st 
Menken,  Nathan,  17  White  st 
Metzger,  Isaac,  238  E.  58th 
Metzger,  David,  305  E.  50th  st 
Metzler,  M.,  98  Avenue  D 
Miller,  Daniel,  320  Canal  st 
May,  S. ,  209  Greenwich  st 
Meyer,  A.  T.,  83  Walker  st 
I      Meyer,  Mrs.  A.  T.,  24  E.  83d  st 
£      Meuer,  Joseph,  31  Division  st 
I      Meyer,  William,  156  W.  44th  st 
|      Myers,  M.  S.,  619  Broadway 
{      Meyer,  Mrs.  T.  A.,  20  E.  75th  st 
|      Meyer,  Louis,  42  White  st 
|      Meyer,  Emil,  84  Duane  st 
=      Myers.  Meyer 

|      Michelbacher,  A.,  149  E.  71st  st 
Michelbacher,  S.,  227  E.  72d  st 
Michelson,  Philip,  19  Avenue  C 
Mierson,  Dr.,  257  E.  48th  st 
Melius,  E.,  24  White  st 
Mitchel,  Moses,  26  Broad  st 
Monheimer.  H.,  156  E.  70th  st 
Mosenthal,  H.,  337  Broadway 


Morgenthau,  Max,  334  W.  46th  st 
Morriss,  L.  W.,  50  Broadway 
Morrison,  Henry,  206  Broadway 
Morrison,  Mrs.  Henry,  38  W.  28th  st 
Morten,  Joseph,  810  Broadway 
Modry,  I.,  23  Lispenard  st 
Moses,  Max,  135  E.  60th  st 
Moses,  Solomon,  74  Leonard  st 
Moss,  Joseph,  23  Walker  st 
Munster,  S.,  342  W.  28th  st 
Musliner,  Joseph,  319  E.  Houston  st 
Musliner,  Mrs.  J.,  319  E.  Houston  st 
Myer,  Abe,  16  Avenue  B 
Myer,  A.  J.,  74  Franklin  st 
Mayer,  L,  450  Broadway 
Mayer,  Emanuel,  53  Warren  st 
Mayer,  S.,  326  E.  50th  st 
Mayer,  Solomon,  598  Broadway 
Mayer,  Herman,  598  Broadway 
Myers,  M.  S.,  141  W.  42d  st 
Myer,  Moritz,  301  Broadway 
Magnus,  S.  A.,  305  Pearl  st 
Miller,  Marquis,  320  Canal  st 
Michaels,  Moses,  508  Broadway 
Morgenthau,  Lazarus,  723  Lexington  av 
Mayer,  Constant,  1296  Broadway 
Mayer,  H.,  572  Ninth  ave 
Marks,  Sam.,  99  Main  st.,  Brooklyn 
Mayer,  Louis,  122  Water  st 
Mayer,  Myer,  52  Avenue  C 
Meyer,  F.,  320  Bowery 
Meyer,  S.,  320  Bowery 
Meyer,  C.  H.,  66  Warren  st 
Meyer,  J.  R.,  33  Walker  st 
Meyer,  S.,  87  Pearl  st 
Man  die,  Marx,  250  E.  51st  st 
Marcuse,  A.,  52  Exchange  place 
Marx,  Isaac,  430  Broadway 
Marx,  M.,  245  E.  Broadway 
Metzger.  Isidore,  1 6  Walker  st 
Moses,  Simon,  322  E.  50th  st 
Minzepheimer,  S.,  15  Beekman  place 
Mohr,  L.,  178  Church  st 
Michelis,  J.,  803  W.  38th  st 
May,  Raphael,  81  Seventh  st 
Miller,  J.  W.,  107  E.  65th  st 
Mandle,  Leon,  349  Broadway 
Mendel,  E.  W.,  15^  Bowery 
Meyer,  R.  M.,  21  White  st 
Mayer,  Leopold,  340  E.  49th  st 
Minzesheimer,  Emil,  126  E.  62d  st 
Morris,  Charles,  36  Walker  st 
Me^er,  Simon,  15  White  st 

Meyer,  D.  F.,  503  Broadway 

Mork,  M.  S.,  524  Broadway 

Meyer,  I.  T.,  390  Broadway 

]Veyer,  H..  191  West  st 

Mandelbaum,  S.,  631  Lexington  ave 

Marx,  Jacob,  230  Greenwich  st 

Mansell,  Abe..  71  William  st 

Marx,  Felix,  185  Church  st 


LIST  OF  MEMBERS. 


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Marks,  Sam.  M. ,  354  Broadway 
Metzger,  Marx,  178£  Water  st 
Meyer,  S.  T.,  83  Walker  st 
Meyer,  Mrs.  S.  T. ,  20  E.  75th  st 
Maas,  Fred.  M.,  58  Exchange  place 

Nathan,  Miss  Clara,  683  Fifth  ave 
Nathan,  Miss  Frances.  683  Fifth  ave 
Nathan,  Gratz,  23  Park  row 
Nathan,  Julian,  683  Fifth  ave 
Nathan,  Washington,  683  Fifth  ave 
Nathan,  Mendez,  180  W.  11th  st 
Nathan,  Edward,  203  Church  st 
Nathan,  Sinai,  20  North  William  st 
Nassauer,  M.,  53  White  st 
Nathansen,  M.,  9  White  st 
Naumberg,  S.,  216  Church  st 
Nettre,  Philip.  108  Grand  st 
New,  Henry,  123  E.  69th  st 
Neubouer,  Goodman,  354  Broadway 
Neubouer,  Sol.,  206  E.  58th  st 
Neuberger,  M.,  283  Pearl  st 
Newman,  Myron,  305  Pearl  st 
Newmark,  B. ,  76  Park  place 
>orthschild,  C.  332  E.  19th  st 
Newberger,  Isidore.  34  Walker  st 
Newberger,  H,  31  Walker  st 
New,  A.,  11th  st.  &  Sixth  ave 
Nordman,  A.,  15  Maiden  lane 
Naumburg.  Max,  Broadway  &  Grand  St 
Neumoegen,  B.,  52  Exchange  place 
Neukirch,  C,  18  Exchange  place 
Nones,  Alex,  138  Pearl  st 

Oberndorfer,  H.,  323  W.  31  st 
Obright,  Mrs.  S  ,  393  Eighth  ave 
Ochs,  Joseph,  133  E.  15th  st 
Ochs,  M.  B.,  282  E.  Houston  st 
Odenheimer,  Joseph,  291  Eighth  ave 
Oettinger,  J.  N.,  296  Pearl  st 
Oppenheimer,  A.  D.,  97  Franklin  st 
Oppenheimer,  Joseph,  12  White  st 
Oppenheimer,  Joseph,  97  Franklin  st 
Oppenheimer,  Samuel,  Greenpoint 
Oppenheimer, Seliginan, 21  Maiden  lane 
Oppenheimer,  William,  15  E.  80th  st 
Opper,  Adolph,  91  Grand  st 
Opper,  Morris,  681  Broadway 
Ottenberg,  A.,  31  Columbia  st 
Ollendorf,  G.  H.,  Ill  Eighth  ave 
Otto,  S.  L.,  97  Bleecker  st 
Oppenheimer,  Z.  S.,  1016  Second  ave 
Oettinger,  Max,  11  Broad  st 
Oettinger,  Moses,  11  Broad  st 
Oppenheim,  M.,  385  Broadway 
Oppenheimer,  Adolph,  15  E.  80th  st 
Oppenheimer,  Manus,  118  E.  50th  st 
Oppenheimer,  Seliginan,  138  Water  st 

Paksher,  A.,  311  Eighth  ave 
Peixotto,  M.  L.  M.,  686  Sixth  ave 


Peyser,  S.,  109  Eighth  ave 
Phillips,  Asher,  211  W.  39th  st 
Phillips,  Mrs.  B.,  28  E.  50th  st 
Phillips,  Dav.  L.,  21  E.  71th  st 
Phillips,  J.  L.,  19  Abingdon  square 
Phillips,  Henry,  211  W.  46th  st 
Phillips,  Isaac,  324  W.  22d  st 
Pickard,  I. ,  1 1  Maiden  lane 
Pinner,  H. ,  262  W.  39th  st 
Pinner,  M.  S. .  360  Eowery 
Pinner,  I.  A.,  360  Bowery 
Pinner.  S.,  726  Lexington  ave 
Plonsky,  Henry,  718  Broadway 
Pokorney.  L. ,  7  Burling  slip 
Poland,  Alfred.  376  Canal  st 
Pollack,  Joseph,  ">6  Yesey  st 
Pollack,  Moms.  1  Maiden  lane 
Papenheimer,  Max,  36  Broad  st 
Popper,  L. ,  388  Pearl  st 
Poznansky,  H.,  208  W.  45th  st 
Poznansky,  M.,  183  Church  st 
Prager,  Gabriel,  112^  Bowery 
Pings,  J.  B.,  126  Broadway 
Price,  A.  L.,  157  Chambers  st 
Putzel,  Michael,  67  Warren ^t 
Prochaska,  A.,  356  Bowery 
Popper,  Franck,  Herkimer,  N.  Y 
Popper,  Joseph,  13  Clinton  st 
Pfaun,  Jacob,  311  E.  19th  st 
Pros.  itz.  William,  1126  Third  ave 
Prager,  M.,  8  Maiden  lane 
Putzei,  Gustave,  371  Broadwav 
Plaut,  Sol.,  196  Church  st 
Prochownick,  A.,  310  E.  15th  st 
Philips,  P.  A.,  18  Leonard  st 
Price,  Levi,  212  Seventh  st 
Price,  Maurice,  301  E.  65th  st 

Raphel.  George,  152  W.  48th  st 
Rapp,  Solomon,  448  Second  ave 
Roberts,  Alb.  A.,  192  First  ave 
Rawitzer,  A.,  92  Warren  st 
Rawitzer,  L.,  92  Warren  st 
Redlich,  A..  1  Cedar  st 
Rees,  H.,  366  E.  Houston  st 
Rich,  Albert,  303  bixth  ave 
Regensberger,  M.  H. .  322  Broadway 
Reitlinger,  A.  H.,  29  Spruce  st 
Reitlinger,  Alex.,  29  Spruce  st 
Reitlinger,  Sigmund,  29  Spruce  st 
Rhode,  David,  136  E.  filst  st 
Rosenfeld,  Louis,  367  Broadway 
Rice,  Berrrhard,  373  Broadway 
Rice,  Solomon,  8  Maiden  lane 
Rich,  H.,  252  E.  53d  st 
Richard,  A.,  339  Canal  st 
Riech,  S.,  315  Eighth  ave 
Riess,  Leopold,  26  Broad  st 
Rau,  Isaac,  76  W.  18th  st 
Robitscher,  F.,  273  Bowery 
Robitscher,  S.,  245  E.  13th  st 


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LIST  OF  MEMBERS. 


Rohinan,  S.,  52  Greene  st 
Rose,  C,  15  Broad  st 
Rose,  C.  M.,  54  Leonard  st 
Rose,  Moses,  54  Leonard  st 
Rosenbaum,  S.  D.,  Europe 
Rosenberg,  A.,  384  Canal  st 
Rosenberg,  G.,  129  E.  70th  st 
Rosenberg,  Jonas,  164  E.  00th  st 
Rosenberg,  M.,  69  Bowery 
Rosenbaum,  S.  G.,  43  Walker  st 
Rosenblatt,  Asher,  413  W.  57th  st 
Rosenblatt^  Mayer,  325  E.  57th  st 
Rosenbush,'  Joseph,  1203  Broadway 
Rosendorf,  M.,  295  Grand  st 
Rosenfeld,  Samuel,  Europe 
Rosenfeld,  Simon,  1112  Second  ave 
Rosenheim,  A.  H.,  458  Broome  st 
Rosenheim,  Henry,  475  Broadway 
Rosenheim,  Moritz,  308  E.  61st  st 
Rosenheim,  Mrs.  Isidore,  65  E.  59th  st 
Rosenheim,  Seligman,  406  Broadway 
Rosenheim,  Isaac,  5S  White  st 
Rosenthal,  Abe.,  341  E.  19th  st 
Rosenthal,  Ferdinand,  66  Avenue  D 
Rosenthal,  Jacob,  64  White  st 
Rossman,  N.,  260  Seventh  st 
Rossman,  S.,  296  Second  st 
Rodhe,  Z.  M.,  24  W.  43d  st 
Rothschild,  Moses,  256  Seventh  st 
Rothschild,  S.,  Jr.,  158  W.  50th  st 
Rothschild,  Seligman,  187  Church  st 
Rothstein,  Henry,  160  Allen  st 
Rubens,  Charles,  Europe 
Rosenthal,  Isaac,  206  E.  78th  st 
Rubin,  Rev.  A.,  322  E.  65th  st 
Russak,  Frank,  497  Broadway 
Rice,  A.,  218  E.  49th  st 
Romberg,  Jacob,  9  John  st 
Rosenbaum,  A.,  19  Greene  st 
Richman,  Daniel,  414  E.  50th  st 
Rautenberg,  I. ,  100  Bowery 
Rosenbaum,  H,  456  Broadway  • 
Rosenfeld,  L.,  44  WThite  st 
Rothschild,  I.  H.,  915  Second  ave 
Rothschild,  Meyer,  62  Avenue  B 
Ritterband,  J.  S.,  7  Warren  st 
Roathass,  J.  R.,  3S9  Canal  st 
Rodman,  Hardy,  400  E.  52d  st 
Rindskopf,  L.,  722  Fifth  ave 
Runkel,  Louis,  9  Maiden  lane 
Reiss,  L.,  527  E.  11th  st 
Rothenberg,  B.,  115  Franklin  st 
Rosenstsin,  J.  W.,  323  Greenwich  st 
Rosenthal,  S.,  47  White  st 
Rice,  E.,  21  Park  place 
Rosenberg,  Moses  G.,  42  White  st 
Rossbach,  Jos.  H.,  68  Gold  st 
Raubitshek,  E.  F.,  302  Broadway 
Rosenthal,  Isidore,  368  Broadway 
Rosenthal,  Chas.,  39  Avenue  D 
Rosenstiel,  L.  S. ,  144  E.  54th  st 


Rauch,  H.,  21  Avenue  D 
Rosenheim,  D.,  51  White  st 
Rice,  Sol.,  9  Maiden  lane 
Rosenfeld,  Herman  A.,  643  Lex.  ave 
Riglander,  J.  W.,  156  Broadway 

Salinger,  Emil,  105  E.  79th  st 
Samson,  Jonas  D..  176  Chambers  st 
Samson,  Julian,  196  Chambers  st 
Salinger,  Edward,  371  Broadway 
Saloshinsky,  Ezekiel,  166  E.  66th  st 
Sampter,  B.  M.,  602  Lexington  ave 
Samuel,  Lehman,  338  E.  50th  st 
Samuel,  Mrs.  Samuel,  386  Fifth  ave 
Sands,  J.,  at  Claflin 
Schwab,  I.,  33  Walker  st 
Sanger,  Jones,  106  Chamber  st 
Sanson,  Felix,  167  Church  st 
Scharles  Bros.,  1140  Broadway 
Schwarzsehild,  I.,  333  E.  51st  st 
Schainwald,  N.,  131  E.  73d  st 
Scherer,  Joseph  L.,  78  Worth  st 
Scheuer,  Isaac,  318  E.  18th  st 
Scheuer,  Simon,  388  Broadway 
Scheuer,  Simon,  Ne  vark 
Schiffer,  Gabriel,  38  Vesey  st 
Schiffer,  L.  G.,  10  Old  slip 
Schlesinger,  Abhm.,  168  E.  Houston  st 
Steinf elder,  Sam.,  413  Sixth  st 
Schlestein,  B.,  34  Walker  st 
Schloss,  Emanuel,  251  W.  24th  st 
Schloss,  Israel  M.,  336  Broadway 
Schloss,  Moses,  336  Broadway 
Schloss.  N.  J. ,  360  Broadway 
Schlossheimer,  Falk,  119  Henry  st 
Schnaier,  Gustav,  324  E.  51st  st 
Schnitzler,  Albert,  1  Cedar  st 
Schutz,  Henry,  84  Leonard  st 
Schutz,  Julius,  84  Leonard  st 
Schutz,  L.,  269  Seventh  st 
Schloss,  Philip,  336  Broadway 
Schnabel,  Louis,  20  E.  74th  st 
Scltwab,  Michael,  43  W.  45th  st 
Schwarzkopf,  Isaac,  826  Lexiugton  ave 
Schwarzkopf,  L.,  143  Water  st 
Schwarz,  Mrs.  Celia,  607  Eighth  ave 
Schwarz,  Charles,  173  E.  Houston  st 
Schwarz,  David,  162  E.  78th  st 
Schwarz,  Herman,  109  Grand  st 
Schwarz,  Isaac,  150  E.  53d  st 
Schwarz,  Louis,  40  White  st 
Schwarz,  Marcus,  441  E.  19th  st 
Schwarz,  Simon,  441  E.  19th  st 
Schweizer,  Julius,  70  Greene  st 
Selig,  Abhm.,-  813  Broadway 
Schire,  Jacob,  24  White  st 
Schoneman,  R.  E.,  579  Broadway 
Schwartz,  B.,  218  E.  58th  st 
Simon,  L.,  232  Henry  st 
Seligman,  Gabriel,  11  Thomas  st 
Seligman,  S.  H.,  208  E.  31st  nt 


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Seiner,  Herman,  16  Fourth  ave 
Semmons,  Joseph  H.,  687  Broadway 
Schulhoef er,  S.  M. ,  1049  Second  ave 
Schellenberg,  B.,  Brooklyn 
Scherick,  Wolf,  633  Eighth  ave 
Sichel,  Joseph  M.,  218  Pearl  st 
Sigel,  Abhm.,  516  Third  ave 
Sigel,  Lewis,  42  Broadway 
Sigel,  Gabriel,  42  Broadway 
Sigel,  Leopold,  488  Eighth  ave 
Silver,  Jonas,  79  White  st 
Silverthau,  Leopold,  220  E.  61st  st 
Silverman,  Isidore,  116  Duane  st 
Silverman,  Jacob,  28  Howard  st 
Silverstein,  Nathan,  215  Centre  st 
Silverberg,  Michel,  376  Canal  st 
Simon,  Edward  S.,  491  W.  57th  st 
Simon,  Benjamin,  26  Greene  st 
Simon,  Charles,  418  W.  43d  st 
Simon,  L,  57  Walker  st 
Simon,  U. 

Simonsfeld,  M.,  61  W.  50th  st 
Simonsfeld,  M.,  Jr.,  174  William  st 
Salmon,  A.,  12  White  st 
Smith,  Abe,  117  Maiden  lane 
Sondheim,  Meyer,  43  John  st 
Solomon,  Moses,  421  Broadway 
Solomon,  Moses,  257  W.  25th  st 
Solomon.  I.  J.,  11  W.  18th  st 
Somerfeld,  S.,  52  Greene  st 
Sommerich,  Joseph,  494  Broadway 
Sommers,  Isaac,  165  E.  62d  st 
Sonneborn,  S.  S.,  5  Mercer  st 
Sontheimer,  M. ,  Elizabeth  st 
Sontheimer,  S.  N.,  127  Maiden  lane 
Sporberg,  M.  W. 
Spero,  J.  M.,  390  Bowery 
Sidenberg,  W,  49  Mercer  st 
Selig,  Lewes,  494  Broadway 
Spiegelberg,  S.  I.,  Europe 
Spier,  Liebman,  1156  Second  ave 
Staab,  Mrs.  Z.,  142  W.  53d  st 
SteiD,  Abe,  19  7  Duane  st 
Stransky,  Sol.,  114  E.  40th  st 
Sternberg,  Moritz,  289  Grand  st 
Seidenberg,  Joseph.  84  Reade  st 
Seidenberg,  Samuel,  84  Keade  st 
Steinheimer,  Albert,  21  Broad  st 
Strauss,  Isidore,  44  Warren  st 
Stein,  I.  P.,  Europe 
Steinhard,  A..  332  E.  19th  st 
Steinhard,  William,  73  Leonard  st 
Sternbach,  Charles,  377  Broadway 
Stern,  Mrs.  Regine,  406  E.  57th  st 
Stern,  B.,  460  Grand  st 
Stern,  Charley,  14  Vesey  st 
Silman,  P.,  71  Bavard  st 
Stern,  E.  A.,  419  W.  25th  st 
Stein,  Sol.,  340  W.  58th  st 
Stern,  Joseph,  20  John  st 
Stern,  Joseph,  221  E.  48th  st 


Stern,  Dr.  L.,  221  E.  52d  st 
Stern,  M.,  319  Greenwich  st 
Stern,  Moses,  277  Stanton  st 
Stern,  Samuel,  44  Walker  st 
Stern,  Z.,  44  Walker  st 
Stern,  Z.,  10  Walker  st 
Stern,  Mrs.  Z.,  10  Walker  st 
Stern,  Mrs.  E.,  312  E.  19th  st 
Steinberger,  M.  I.,  509  Broadway 
Stirn,  Samuel,  123  E.  69th  st 
Steinreich,  Samuel,  48  Walker  st 
Spitzer,  L.,  543  Broadway 
Sternfels,  A.,  49  Vesey  st 
Sternheimer,  Moses,  216.E.  62d  st 
Sternheimer,  F.,  216  E.  62d  st 
Stetheimer,  Joseph,  21  Broad  st 
Stich,  Newman,  297  Third  ave 
Stich,  Julius,  327  Broadway 
Stiner,  Mrs.  Philip.  60  W.  47th  st 
Stiner,  Samuel,  267  W.  36th  st 
Stock,  Leopold,  375  W.  55th  st 
Stonehill,  S.  H.,  138  W.  48th  st 
Strauss,  Gabriel,  80  Walker  st 
Stiauss,  Baruch,  312  E.  51st  st 
Strauss,  David,  547  Broadway 
Strauss,  Emanuel,  314  Third  st 
Strauss,  Joseph,  327  Broadway 
Strauss,  Jacob,  306  E.  52d  st 
Strauss,  Philip,  Williamsburg 
Strauss,  S.  H.,  72  Leonard  st 
Strauss,  Sol.,  60  White  st 
Strauss,  L.,  77  Thomas  st 
Sobel,  F.,  162  Greenwich  st 
Stroheim,  Julius,  237  E.  18th  st 
Sichel.  Moses,  31  Avenue  C 
Sulzbacher,  Joseph,  88  Maiden  lane 
Sulzbacher,  Louis,  337  Broadway 
*  Sulzberger,  Joseph,  354  Broadway 
Sulzberger,  Solomon,  291  Eighth  ave 
Strassberger,  Abe,  240  W.  24th  st 
Sobel,  E. ,  181  Greenwich  st 
Sylvester,  Hyman,  156  S.  Fifth  ave 
Solomon,  Fred.,  115  Worth  st 
Stiasny,  A.  E. 

Solomon,  S.  N..  21  Broad  st  , 
Solmsen,  J.,  49  Lispenard  st 
Sachs,  Wm.,  312  Pearl  st 
Stream,  M.,  150  Greenwich  st 
Samuels,  J.  J.,  39  Walker  st 
Strauss,  Moses,  55  W.  50th  st 
Sonenberg.  I. ,  46  Vesey  st 
Stetheimer,  J.,  Jr.,  31  Green  st 
Solomon,  "Josiah,  71  Leonard  st 
Solomon,  Samuel,  71  Leonard  st 
Solomon.  Solomon,  71  Leonard  st 
Solomon,  Henry.  71  Leonard  st 
Schulman,  L.,  139  E.  56th  st 
Sayles,  Solomon,  62  Jefferson  mark  jt 
Sporberg,  Wm.  L.,  50  Lispenard  st 
Stern,  Simon,  20  John  st 
Stern,  L.  S.,  44  Walker  st 


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Stern,  H.  B.,  47  Walker  st 
Stern,  Leopold.  44  Walker  st 
Stachelberg,  M.,  1)4  Liberty  st 
Spitzer,  A. ,  45  Walker  st 
Stein,  Aaron,  36  Walker  st 
Stern.  Jacob,  53  Worth  st 
Scbwabacher,  J.  J.,  404  Broadway 
Samuels,  Lewis,  40.3  E.  50th  st 
Stahl,  Isaac,  G4  Forsyth  st 
Strauss,  George,  957  Second  ave 
Strauss,  Abe..  231  W.  34th  st 
Strauss,  Julius,  231  W.  34th  st 
Strauss,  Meyer,  231  W.  34th  st 
Steinbrink,  B.,  972  Second  ave  ' 
Simon,  Simon,  167  E,  73d  st 
Steinreich,  Simon,  231  E.  81st  st 
Steiner.  L.,  368  Broadway 
Stern,  Israel,  858  First  ave 
Stern,  Wolf,  311  W.  44th  st 
Schwartz.  S.  M..  51  Walker  st 
Schwab,  Max,  100  E.  60th  st 
Selig,  Jacob,  171  Second  st 
Sterne,  M.  E.,  80  Bivington  st 
Sachs,  G.  M.  L.,  42  Walker  st 
Sondheim,  L.  H. ,  29  Maiden  lane 
Sachs,  Charles,  Brooklyn. 
Silberberg,  G.  J.,  55  White  st 
Samter,  Max,  29  White  st 
Samter,  Otto.  219  Church  st 
Samter,  Budolph,  345  Broadway 
Simon,  Kaufman,  265  Broadway 
Solomon,  Sam.,  Central  market 
Schloss.  Lehman.  567  Broadway 
Stiner,  Win.  H.,  207  W.  33d  st 
Sinauer,  H.,  475  Broadway 
Strauss.  William,  261  Broadway 
Schack,  A.,  129  Maiden  lane 
Schiff,  Sam.,  331  E.  42d  st 
Sulkey.  B..  24  Walker  st 
Schultz,  Jos.,  312  E.  19th  st 
Simonsfeld,  J.,  61  W.  50th  st 
Selig,  Abe,  370  Grand  st 
Selignian,  B..  80  Duane  st 
Schwarzschild,  H.,  377  Broadway 
Swan,  Michel,  79  Avenue  B 
Sanger,  Isaac,  63  Duane  st 
Spingarn,  S.  H.,  5  Burling  slip 
Simmons.  Henry,  958  Second  ave 
Small,  Martin.  21  White  st 
Stetten.  Joseph.  85  Beaver  st 
Stern,  Max  M.,  473  Broadway 
Sterns,  Solomon.  44  Hudson  st 
Strauss,  Henry.  S.,  60  White  st 
Strauss,  H.  W,  77  Thomas  st 
Selignian.  August,  486  Broadway 
Stix,  C.  L.,  154  Church  st 
Schiffer,  J.  J.,  208  E.  18th  st 
Sulzberger,  Moses,  39  Avenue  D 
Steinberger,  Jacob,  509  Broadway 
Stein,  H.,  144  Water  st 
Sonn,  Henry,  181  Read  st 


Sinzheimer,  L.,  11  White  st 
Sinzheimer,  S.,  1  Nassau  st 
Sternberger,  M.  M.,  44  Exchange  pi. 
Schiffer,  Sam.,  38  Vesey  st 
Seckel,  M.,  58  Walker  st 
Sandus,  L.,  460  Broome  st 
Schonlank,  S..  324  E.  43d  st 
Schwab,  J.,  232  Church  st 
Simon,  Sam.,  64  Rende  st 
Springer,  J.  J.,  41  Pine  st 
Susse,  J.,  231  Greenwich  st 
Stein.  S.,  159  E.  61  st 
Sakolski,  H.,  53  Divison  st 
Seligberg,  Abe.,  61  Worth  st 
Stern,  B.,  125  E.  69th  st 
Stein,  H.,  34  First  ave 
Schiffer.  G.  H.,  38  Vesey  st 
Stein,  Mrs.  Sol.,  340  W.  58th  st 
Siegel,  G.,  365  Canal  st 

Tanzer,  Arnold,  377  Broadway 
Tanzer,  I.,  45  Greene  st 
Taasig,  Gabriel,  9  Delancey  st 
Tausig,  Joseph,  9  Delancey  st 
Taylor,  L,  353  Eighth  ave 
Teller,  Joachim,  306  W.  33d  st 
Teller,  Dr.  S.,  306  W.  33d  st 
Teller,  Mrs.  Dr.  S.,  306  W.  33d  st 
Thalmessinger,  M.,  337  Broadway 
Tobias,  Louis,  166  Bowery 
Tobias,  Dr.  S.,  10  Park  place 
Toch,  B.,  35  Bowery 
Toch,  L.,  35  Bowery 
Toch,  M.,  35  Bowery 
Thalman,  S.,  47  Yesey  st 
Trishet,  Sam.,  25  Howard  st 
Thurnauer,  F.,  406  Broadway 
"Thurnauer,  A.,  406  Broadway 
Tuska,  Philip.  171  E.  60th  st 
Thalman,  E.,  11  Broad  st 
Thalheimer,  M.,  Newark 
Trisdorfer,  H.,  29  Howard  st 
Tynberg,  M.  A.,  323  Broadway 
Tanenbaum,  Isaac,  94  Liberty  st 
Tanenbaum,  Moses,  14  White  st 

Ullman,  H.  D.,  137  Broadway 
Ullman,  Adolph,  374  Broadway 
Ullman,  S.,  57  Maiden  lane 
Untermayer,  David,  18  John  st 
Unger,  H..  423  W.  22d  st 
Ullfelder.  Arnold,  137  William  st 
Uhlman,  Arnold,  127  E.  56th  st 

Van  Praag.  L.  A.,  375  Broadway 
Vellemau,  E.,  Europe  ^ 
Vogel,  Hyman,  633  Eighth  ave 
Veit,  B.,  475  Broadway 
Veit,  Henry  F.,  21  Maiden  lane 
Veit,  Gustav  F.,  21  Maiden  lane 
Veit,  Felix,  475  Broadway 


LIST   OF  MEMBERS. 


i 
£ 

|      Vogel,  Edward,  151  E.  53d  st 

I      Wachenheim,  L. ,  229  Broadway 

|      Waitzfelder,  A.,  60  W.  52d  st 

=      Wolbach,  Simon,  913  Second  ave 

§      Waldheimer,  Jacob,  236  E.  53d  st 

[       Waldstein  H.,  545  Broadway 

|  Weill,  Sol.,  74  Leonard  st 

|  Wasserman,  Moses,  417  Broome  st 

|  Waterman,  Max,  Europe 

1  Weill,  Leopold,  11  W.  49th  st 

[  Weill,  Lewis,  244  W.  51st  st 

I  Weill,  Moses,  111  W.  17th  st 

I  Weill,  Mrs.  M.,  133  W.  12th  st 

§  Weill,  Simon,  69  Leonard  st 

|  Wertheimer,  Maurice,  509  Broadway 

Weiller,  L.,  72  Leonard  st 

i  Weinburg,  Philip,  240  Bowery 

|  WeiUer,  A.,  43  White  st 

j  Weinstock,  M.,  366  Eighth  ave 

|  Weiss,  Aaron,  65  South  st 

Weiss,  Lippman,  65  South  st 

i  Weisel,  Wm.,  214  E.  11th  st 

I  Weisman,  Leopold,  238  E.  62d  st 

|  Weiss,  Adolph,  39  First  ave 

I  Welsch,  Dr.  S.,_826  Lexington  ave 

5  Werner,  Henry  C,  361  Broadway 

S  Werner,  M.,  334  W.  32d  st 

|  Westheimer,  B.,  91  Avenue  C 

|  White,  Philip,  27  Rutgers  place 

1  Wiener,  Sol.,  128  Fulton  st 

|  Wimpfheimer,  August,  31  Spruce  st 

I  Wise,  E.,  58  Leonard  st 

1  Wise,  L.,  88  Reade  st 

I  Wolleberg,  J.,  6  Wall  st 

j  WoUeberg,  S.,  6  Wall  st 

|  Wolfenstein,  C,  52  Lispenard  st 

j  Wolfenstein,  P.,  62  White  st  . 

|  Wolff,  Mrs.  S.,  39  E.  31st  st 

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

[  Wolff,  Jacob,  22  Essex  st 

|  Wolff,  Solomon,  189  Church  st 

5  Wolff,  Aaron,  44  Exchange  place 

|  Wolff,  Baruch,  190  William  st 

|  Wolff,  Baruch,  41  Lispenard  st 

|  Weinstock.  Abe.,  881  Eighth  ave 

|  Wolff,  Samuel,  156  S.  Fifth  ave 


Wolf  stein,  Mrs.  Jacob,  117  E.  55th  st 
Wolff,  Rudolph,  16  Warren  st 
Wolfe,  Marcus. 

Wormser,  Abe. ,  cor.  Thomas  &  Church. 
Wyman,  B.,  119  E.  71st  st 
Wise,  C,  88  Reade  st 
Wolff,  H. ,  64  Lispenard  st 
Wallerstein,  D.,  174  William  st 
Werdenschlag.  A.,  348  Seventh  ave 
Weill,  Jacob,  236  E.  58th  st 
Weill,  Leopold,  29  Maiden  lane 
Weill,  Joseph,  Williamsburgh 
Wertheimer,  S.,  232  W.  49th  st 
Wormser,  L.,  41  White  st 
Woodle,  Marcus,  273  Seventh  st 
Wile,  David,  81  Seventh  st 
Wditsky,  J.,  986  Third  ave 
Wolff,  C.  G.,  65  E.  53d  st 
Wolff,  J.  R.,  65  E.  53d  st 
Wronkow,  H. ,  351  Broadway 
Westheimer,  B..  64  W.  45th  st 
Wimpfheimer,  A.,  200  Church  st 
Werner,  Ernest,  21  White  st 
Whitehead,  Leopold,  122  E.  70th  st 
Wolf,  Julius,  62  Front  st 
Walz.  Dr.  I.,  604  Lexington  ave 
Weill,  Martin,  J.,  36  E.  74th  st 
Wollstein,  L.,  106  Franklin  st 
Weinman,  L.  98  Pearl  st 
Wolff,  Jacob,  289  E.  48th  st 
Wechsler,  H.  50  Walker  st 
Weill,  Samuel,  326  E.  4th  st 
Weill,  Jonas,  317  E.  52d  st 
Weiler,  M. ,  328  Broadway 
Weil,  Charles,  46  Cliff  st 
Weiss,  Albert,  427  Broome  st 
Wolf,  Max,  44  Lispenard  st 

Young,  Louis,  18  Walker  st 

Zeller,  D.  Y..  70  John  st 
Zuckerman,  Joseph,  109  E.  78th  st 
Zeiller,  John,  6  White  st 
Zeimer,  Louis,  494  Broadway 
Zinn,  Adolph,  406  Broadway 
Zeltmacher,  A.,  308  Broadway 
Zweig,  H.,  334  E.  42d  st 


