GEORGE L. RIVES

CHARLES HOWLAND RUSSELL
EDWARD W. SHELDON

GEORGE W. SMITH

FREDERICK STURGES

HENRY W. TAFT

WILLIAM STEWART TOD

JOHN PURROY MITCHEL, mayor of the City of New York, ex officio
WILLIAM A. PRENDERGAST, comptroller of the City of New York, ex officio
GEORGE MCANENY, president of the Board of Aldermen, ex officio

OFFICERS

President, GEORGE L. RIVES, LL.D.

First Vice-President, LEWIS CASS LEDYARD.

Second Vice-President,1

Secretary, CHARLES HOWLAND RUSSELL, 476 Fifth avenue.

Treasurer, EDWARD W. SHELDON, 45 Wall street.

Assistant Treasurer, UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, 45 Wall street.
Director, EDWIN H. ANDERSON, 476 Fifth avenue.

Chief Reference Librarian, H. M. LYDENBERG, 476 Fifth avenue.

Chief of the Circulation Department, BENJAMIN ADAMS, 476 Fifth avenue.

MANHATTAN

BRANCHES ?

CENTRAL BUILDING. 476 Fifth avenue. 40th
to 42nd streets.

CHATHAM SQUARE. 33 East Broadway.
SEWARD PARK. 192 East Broadway.
RIVINGTON STREET, 61.

HAMILTON FISH PARK. 388 East Houston
street.

HUDSON PARK. 66 Leroy street.

BOND STREET, 49. Near the Bowery.
OTTENDORFER. 135 Second avenue. Near 8th
street.

TOMPKINS SQUARE. 331 East 10th street.
JACKSON SQUARE. 251 West 13th street.
Near Eighth avenue.

EPIPHANY. 228 East 23rd street. Between
Second and Third avenues.
MUHLENBERG. 209 West 23rd street. Near
Seventh avenue.

ST. GABRIEL'S PARK. 303 East 36th street.
East of Second avenue.

40TH STREET, 457 West.

CATHEDRAL. 123 East 50th street. Near
Lexington avenue.

COLUMBUS. 742 Tenth avenue. Near 51st
street.

58TH STREET, 121 East. Near Lexington

avenue.

67TH STREET, 328 East. Near First avenue. RIVERSIDE. 190 Amsterdam avenue.

Near

69th street.

WEBSTER. 1465 Avenue A. Near 78th street.
YORKVILLE. 222 East 79th street.
Third avenue.

Near

ST. AGNES. 444 Amsterdam avenue.

Near

81st street.

RICHMOND

ST. GEORGE. 5 Central avenue. Tompkins-
ville P. O.

PORT RICHMOND. 75 Bennett street.
STAPLETON. 132 Canal street. Corner of
Brook street.

TOTTENVILLE. 7430 Amboy road. Near Pros-
pect avenue.

1 Vacant because of the election of Mr. Ledyard to the office of First Vice-President.

2 The arrangement of branches, with the exception of the Central Building, is from south to north in Manhattan and the Bronx.