. Illustrated New York city and surroundings. A descriptive guide to places of interest. Methodist Book Concern. Illusteated Guide to New York City. 33 FIFTH AVENUE. Fifth Avenue is the most fashionable avenue in New York. Begin-ning at Washington Square, it runs to Mount Morris Park, along the eastside of Central Park, without a break ; then from 124th Street to the Har-lem River. Commencing at No. 1, in the first house on the right, livesWilliam Butler Duncan ; No. 6, Lispenard Stewart ; No. 8, John TaylorJohnston. On the corner of Clinton Place is the aristocratic BrevoortHouse, opposite, i
. Illustrated New York city and surroundings. A descriptive guide to places of interest. Methodist Book Concern. Illusteated Guide to New York City. 33 FIFTH AVENUE. Fifth Avenue is the most fashionable avenue in New York. Begin-ning at Washington Square, it runs to Mount Morris Park, along the eastside of Central Park, without a break ; then from 124th Street to the Har-lem River. Commencing at No. 1, in the first house on the right, livesWilliam Butler Duncan ; No. 6, Lispenard Stewart ; No. 8, John TaylorJohnston. On the corner of Clinton Place is the aristocratic BrevoortHouse, opposite, is the Berkeley House. At No. 31, lives Gen. Daniel E,. Stewart Corner of Tenth Street is the Church of the Ascension, (Epis-copal), Hotel Grosvenor opposite. The First Presbyterian Church cornerof Eleventh Street. On the left-hand corner of Fifteenth Street is thebuilding of the Manliattan Club, Democratic. At Sixteenth Street is theJudge Publishing House ; opposite, is the mansion of Vice-President Levi P. 34 Illustrated Guide to New York City. Morton, No. 85 ; No. 103 is the home of Edwards Pierrepont. At No. 107lives Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts. At No. 118 live the New York Eighteenth Street is Chickering Hall. Mr. August Belmonts , with famous gallery of paintings, is No. 109, corner of Eighteenthstreet. At the corner of Twentieth Street is the new building of the Meth-odist Book Concern. The Union Club, corner of Twenty-first Street, is asocial and non-political club, ranking among the first in New York. Di-rectly across the avenue, is the Lotus Club, also non-political ; its member-ship comprise
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