The City of New York
The City of New York
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16th st. Yorkville, 1482 Third av Yorkville, Homoeopathic, 16 . > E. 84th st.
HOMES, HOSPITALS, AND ASYLUMS.
Adult Blind Aid Association, 351 W.
38 ih St. Association for Befriending Children and Young Girls, 136 Second av. Association for Improving the Condition of the poor, Bible House. Association for Relief of Aged and In digent Females, 226 E. 20th st. I Uaptist Home for Aged, E. 68th st. , Lexington av. B sUevue Hospital, foot of E. 26th st.
68 °l1 S o CITY OF SEW YORE.
Bloomingdale Insan...e Asvlum, Boulevard, cor. W. 117th St. Board of United Charities, 9 E. 35th st. Blackwell's Island Hospitals. Boys' Lodging House, 128 Fulton st. Cbapin Home, 66th st. , near Third av. Children's Aid Society, 19 E. 4th st. Children's Fold, Boulevard, c. W. 93d st. Children's Educational Kelief Association, Office, 473 Grand st. Christian Home for Women, 314 E. LSth st. Christian Home for Intemperate Men, 48 E. 78th St. Colored Home, G5th st. Near First av. Colored Orphan Asylum, Boulevard, W.
143d St.
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16th st. Yorkville, 1482 Third av Yorkville, Homoeopathic, 16 . > E. 84th st.
HOMES, HOSPITALS, AND ASYLUMS.
Adult Blind Aid Association, 351 W.
38 ih St. Association for Befriending Children and Young Girls, 136 Second av. Association for Improving the Condition of the poor, Bible House. Association for Relief of Aged and In digent Females, 226 E. 20th st. I Uaptist Home for Aged, E. 68th st. , Lexington av. B sUevue Hospital, foot of E. 26th st.
68 °l1 S o CITY OF SEW YORE.
Bloomingdale Insan...e Asvlum, Boulevard, cor. W. 117th St. Board of United Charities, 9 E. 35th st. Blackwell's Island Hospitals. Boys' Lodging House, 128 Fulton st. Cbapin Home, 66th st. , near Third av. Children's Aid Society, 19 E. 4th st. Children's Fold, Boulevard, c. W. 93d st. Children's Educational Kelief Association, Office, 473 Grand st. Christian Home for Women, 314 E. LSth st. Christian Home for Intemperate Men, 48 E. 78th St. Colored Home, G5th st. Near First av. Colored Orphan Asylum, Boulevard, W.
143d St.
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