Trow's general directory of the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city of New York, 1922-1923, Part 4

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Publication date: 1922-1923
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SECOND DISTRICT-23d and 24th Wards. cept the territory described in chapter 934 of the Laws of 1895. Court room, Washington av cor E 1623. Wil lam E. Morris, M.chael J. Scanlan, Juatices. Martin J. Burke, Clerk. John Monaghan, Deputy Clerk.

CRIMINAL COURTS. FOR THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK. Criminal Court Bldg., Centre cor Franklin. Supreme Court, Part I.

TRIAL TERM-Ig held by a justice of the Su- preme Court.

TERMS-1st Monday in January, February, March April. May, June, October, November and Decem- ber. Court room. City Hall Park.

SPECIAL TERM, Part 1-Held every month. General Sossions

(Parte 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 7, 8 & 9) Is held by a Judge of the Court of General Ses- sions.

TERMS .- 1st Monday in each month.

Otto A. Rosa sky, Thomas C. T. Crain, Joseph F. Mulqueen, Charles C. Nott, jr., John F. Mcintyre, Alfred T. Talley, Francis X. Mancuso, Cornelius F. Collins, Morris Koenlg. Judges. Chambers,

Criminal Court bldg.

Frederic Kernochan, Chief Justice, Moses Herr- man, Joseph F. Moss, Arthur C. Salmon, George J. ()'Keefe, James J. McInerney, Clarence Edwards, John J. Freschl, Henry W. Herbert, Daniel Murphy, Thomas J. No'an. Albert V. B. Voorhees, Justices. Frank W. Smith, Chief Clerk.

CITY MAGISTRATES Borough of Manhattan and 'he Bronx 300 Mulberry, Mhtn.

Win. McAdoo, Chief City Magistrate. Alexander Brough, Mortimer S. Brown, W. Bruce Cohb, James J. Conway, Joseph_E. Corrigan, Wm. T. Croak, Harry H. Dalc, Edward J. Dooley Bernard J. Douras, Thomas F. Doyle, Jacob Eilperin, Wm. Fetherston, Lawrence C, Fish, George H. Folwell, Edgar V. Frothingham, Alexander H. Geismar, Peter A. Hatting, Frederick B. House, John Koch- endofer, Max S. Levine, Gasper J. Liota, Thomas F. McAndrews Francls A. McCloskey, John E. McGeehan, Francis X. McQuade, Norman J. Marsh, Harry Miller, Thomas J. Nolan, Jean H. Norris. Charles A. Oberwager, James T. O'Nei'l, Henry S. Renaud, Louis H. Reynolds, Moses R. Ry tenberg, James V. Short jr, Jesse Silberman, Charles E. Sims. George W. Simpson Alfred E. Steers, Wm.

Sweetser, John J. Walsh, Edward Well, Earl Buckley, Sec.

A. Smith,

FIRST DISTRICT,-100 White. John H. Hanan, Clerk. SECOND DISTRICT .- 125, 6th av. Jos. A. Doran, Clerk. THIRD DISTRICT .- 2d av c lat. Harry Merz, Acting Clerk. FOURTHI_DISTRICT .- 151 E 57th. Frank B. Masterson, Clerk FIFTH DISTRICT,-170 E 12iet. Isaac Rico, Clerk. SIXTHI DISTRICT .- Brook av o E 162d. Albert Creeiman. Clerk

SEVENTII DISTRICT .- 314 W 5ith. Edw. T. Tyrro 1, Clerk.

FIGIITII DISTRICT .- 1014 E 18lat. Jas. A. McMahon, Clerk. NINTHI DISTRICT (DAY COURT FOR FE- Charles Anthes Clerk.

MALES),-125, 6 h av.

TENTII DISTRICT (NIGHT COURT FOR

MALES) .- 151 E 57th. Albert T. Volgenan, Clerk. ELEVENTII_ DISTRICT, DOMESTIC RELA- TIONS COURT .- 151 E 57th. George P. Richter, Clerk.

TWELFTH DISTRICT,-1130 St. Nicholas av. Thos. A. Clark, Clerk.

THIRTEENTII DISTRICT (DOMESTIC RE- LATIONS COURT, BRONX-1014 E 18let Row- TRAFFIC COURT .- 301 Mott. Eben Demarest. Clerk.

CHILDREN'S COURT

FOR THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK

137 E 22d. Franklin Chase Hoyt, Presiding Juatice. Edward Morgan M. L. Ryan, Robert J. Wilkin, Associata F. Boyle. Cornelius F. Co lins, Saml. D. Lev", Judges.

Adolphus

Ragan, Chief Clerk.

COUNTY COURT Borough of the Bronx Louis D. Gibbs, Coun y Judge; Edward J O'Brien, Special Dep. Clerk.

STATE GOVERNMENT IN NEW YORK CITY

Attorney-General, State of N. Y. N. Y. Office, 51 Chambers, R 609. Chatles D. Newton, Atty. General. Robert S Conklin, Deputy In Charge: Charles P. Robinson, Wm. J. Smith, Robert P. Beyer, Charles S. Amsel, Cortland A. Johnson, Joseph H. Adams. La Vergne L. Walker, Deputies.

Banking Department, State of N. Y. Branch Office, 61 Bway. Mhtn.

George V. . MeLaugh in, Supt; Norman J. Mac- donald, 1st Dep; A. T. Campbell, Chief Examiner. 51 Chambers, R 321.

Bronx Parkway Commission

Madison Grant, Pres; Willlam Whlte Niles, V- Pres; Frank H. Bethell, Treas; Jay Downer, Engi- neer and Sec. 342 Madison av, R 1120.

Commissioners of the Palisades Interstate Park New York Commission

J. Du Pratt White, Pres; Franklin W. Hopkins. V-Pres: Geo. W. Perkins jr., Sec; Edw. L. Part- ridge. Treas. 25 Bway, R 802.

Conservation Commission

Bureau of Marine Fisherles; office, 1475 Bway.

R 1600.

Emmett B. Hawkins, Supervisor; Robert Micknas, Engineer; Claude_Hanlon, Inepector; Riley P Squires, Cashier: Harry Sliverman, Conf. Sec.

Department of Agriculture, State of N. Y. Office, 90 W Bway, Mhtn.

Marvin S. Rivenburg, in Charge. Division of Foods and Markets .- Hershel H.

Jones, Director.

Insurance Department. State of N. Y. 165 Bway, R 2901.

Francis B. Stoddard jr., Supt; James M. Lown. Dep. Supt; C'arence C. Fowler, Speclai Dep. Supt. Liquidation Bureau, 110 Willlam.

Motion Picture Commission, State of N. Y. 220 W 42d. R 2303.

Eti T. Hosmer, Commissioner; George H. Cobb, Chalrman; Jos. Levenson, Sec.

N. Y. and N. J. Interstate Bridge and Tunnol Commission Hall of Records.

New York Commissioners: General George K. Dyer, Chairman ; E. W. Bloomingdale, Vice-Chair- man; McDougall Hawkes, A. J. Shamberg, Grover A. Whalen, Frank M. Willlams, Paul Windele. Counse !; Morris M. Frolich Sec. New Jersey Commissioners: Theodore Boet'ger, Chairman; John B. Kates, Vice-Chairman: Thomas . S Barlow, John F. Boyle. Ieaac Ferris, Welier H. Noyos, Robert S. Sinclair, Frank L. Suplee. Emerson' Richards, Counsel; James P. Dolan, Sec. ('lifford M. Holland, Chief Engineer.

Public Service Commission 30 Church, R 2040.

Wm. A. Prendergast, Chairman; Wm. R. Pooley, Chas. Van Voorhis Oliver C. Semple, Chas. G. Blakes'ee, Commissioners; Francls E. Roberts, Sec; John J. Hubbard, Asst. Sec.

Secretary of State-Automobile Bureau 1941 Bway, Mhtn.

State Athie'ic Commission 291 Bway.

Muldoon, Geo. K. Morris, Frank Dwyer.

Wm.

State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners

Wm. R. Stewar, Pres; Wm. H. Gratwick Pres: Charles H. Johnson, Sec; John B. Prest, Supt.

State Commissioner for the Blind

Hall of Records.

M. C. Migel, Chairman; Marion A. Campbell, Sec.

State Comptro'ler

233 Bway. R 2728 Wm. J. Maier, Comptroller; Edward P. Kearney, Edward A. Zimmer and Frederick M. Farwell, Deputy Comptroilers.

State Dept. of Architecture 25 Bway, R 1058 L. F. Pilcher, State Architect.

State Department of Health 25 W 45th, R 804.

Dr. Hermann M. Biggs, Commissioner; Frederick Sprenger, Supervising Inspector.

Sta'e Department of Labor Industrial Commission 124 E 28th.

John D. Higgins_ Chairman; James M. Lynch (Syracuse), Henry D. Sayer, Francis Perking and

Phillips. Cyrus W Commissioners; Edward W.

Ft E 119th

E 135th and Harlem River E 136th and East River E 138th and Harlom River 220 E 138th E 151st and Harlem RIver Webster av n E 197th E 177th and Harlem River E 197th cor Webs er av E 215th and Hariem River E 233d and Webster av 1382 W Farms rd

Ft E Tremont av, West- chester

BRONX.

CLERK .- Edward R. Carroll, Office Criminal Court bldg. George F. Spinney, William N. Pen- Commiestoners. ney, John J. Ryan, Edward K. Cowing, Wi liam Charles S. McCulloh, Sec. Hannah, William R. Boenke, John J. T. Smith, James F. Court, Samuel . F. Spellman, Alexander Rosalsky, James E. Court. S'egfried Stelnberg, James F. Roon Thomas J. Fitzsimmons, Joseph P. Office, 43 Exchange pl. Healy, Thomas F. MeCrorken, Joseph J. Kelleher, James B. Cannon, Deputy Clerks. State Board of Charities Office, 287, 4th av, R 502, Mhtn.

Special Sessions

land J. Sheridan, Clerk.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

State Department of Labor

James L. Gernon. 1st Dep. Commissioner; Wm. C. Archer, 2d Dep. Commissioner; Edward D. Jackson, 3d Dev. Commissioner; Bernard L. Sheintag, Chief Counsel: Fred H. Cunningham, Asst. Chief Coungel : Peter M. Daly, Asst. Counsel.

Bureau of Inspection 124 E 28th.

Bureau of Inspection-James L. Gernon, in Charge. Division of Mercantile Inspection .- Charles B. Aeh, Chief. Division of Home

Work Inspection .- Daniel O'Leery. Chlef. Division of Industrial Hygiene-John Vogt, DI- rector Bureau of Industrial Code

124 E 2Stil. Richard J. Cullen, Referee; Thomas C. Eipper, Dep. Referee.

Bureau of Statistics end Information George A. Stevens, Asst. Chief Statistician.

Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration

124 E 28th. M. J. Reagan, Mediator.

Bureau of Employment

Davld S. Flynn, Director. BRANCHES:

49 E 19th. Richard A. Flynn, Supt; 2733, 3d av, Peter J. Aigney, Supt; Negro Division, 184 W 135th, Prince L. Edwards, Supt; Bkn Branch, 310 Jay, A. J. Portenar, Supt.

Bureau of Industries and Immigration

124 E 28th. Marlan K. Clark. Chief Investigetor.

Bureau of Workmen's Compensation 124 E 28th.

John C. Brown, Deputy Commissioner.

Division of Women in Industry

124 E 28th, Nelle M. Swartz, Chief.

State Fund Insurance

124 E 28th.

Leonard W. Hatch, Manager; Nicholas W. Muler, Asst. Manager.

S'ate Hospital Commission

Medical Examiners Office (also Bureau of De- portation). Office, 25 Bway, R 1046.

Spencer L. Dawes, Medical Examiner; Amos E. Barton, Deputy.

Collections Bureau-R. J. Corcoran, Special Agent in Charge.

State Nautical School

Office, 25 Bway, R 1059. Charles Williamson,

Sec.

State Racing Commission

66 W 40th.

James W. Wadsworth, Chairman; George W.

Loft. Harry F. Sinclair, Commissioners: Joseph A. Reilly. Sec.

State Superintendent of Elections

Off.ce, 1751 Bway.

Henry Stanley Renaud, Supt: Albert E. Hoyt, Chief Deputy; Wm. M. Lawrence, Sec.

State Tax Commission 233 Bway, 31st Floor.

Lafayette B. G eason, Anthony P. Luddeu, Albert J. Berwin. Claronce Schmelzel, Albert C. Kiendl, Appraisers.

State Tax Dept., Corporation Tax Bureau 233 Bway. R 2622.

Walter W. Law. John J. Merrell. Walter_H. Knapp, Commissioners ; Frank S. McCaffrey, Dep. Commissioner; Edmund R. Lyou, Managing Clerk.

Income Tax Bureau 233 Bway, R 2622.

Walter W. Law, John J. Merrill, Walter_ H. Knapp, Commissioners; Frank S. McCaffrey, Dep. Commissioner.

Stamp and License Bureau

233 Bway. R 2622

Walter W. Law, John J. Mermil, Walter H. Knapp, Commissioners; Frank S. McCaffrey, Dep. Commissioner.

State Transit Commission

49 Lafayette.

Geo. B. McAneny, Chairman; LeRoy T. Hark- ness and John F. O'Ryan, Commissioners; James B. Walker, Suc; Lincoln C. Andrews, Chief Execu- tive Officer; Ged. P. Redington, Counselor; Daniel L. Turner, Consulting Engineer; Ches. F. Smollin, Chief Clerk.

PILOT COMMISSIONERS, PILOTAGE, ETC.

Board of Commissioners of Pilots

Office, foot Whitehall, Mhtn., where application can be made for New York, Sandy Hook Pilots. Commissioners-Marcus H. Tracy, Pres; Melville M. Croc. ett Wm. Simmons, James B. Parse, Joseph B. Morrell; H. O. Appleby, Sec.

Fees for Inward Pilo age-For every vessel drawing less than 14 feet of water, per foot, $2.78; 14 feet and less than 18 feet, $3.38; 18 feet and less than 21 feet, $4.13; 21 feet and upwards, $4.88 per foot; if boarded out of sight of Sandy Hook ligh house, one-fourth of the above rates are added. From November 1st to April 1st, $4 are added to the full pilotage of every vessel.

For Outward Pilotage-For every vessel drawing less than 14 feet of water, per foot, $2.02; 14 feet and less than 18 feet, $2.33; 18 feet and less than 21 feet, $3.08; 21 feet and upwards, $3.56 per foot; for every day's detention, $3.

For Transportation from North to East River, and vice versa-All vessels, merchant or war, $5. From Quarantine to N. Y., quarter pilotage. Haul- ing into the river from the wharf, $3.

Pilotage for taking vessels from upper to lower quarantine. etc .- For vessels having had death or sickness on board, double Outward Pilotage.

For vessels from sick y ports, but having had 110 sickness on board. single Outward Pilotage,

Pilotage from sea to Perth Amboy, two-thirds to the Bar Pilot and one-third to tho Perth Amboy pilot.

Pilotage of vessels from the North River or the East River to Bayonne or Yonkers. or vice versa, $10 each way.

Pilotage fiom dock to anchorage in Upper Bay or vice versa, $5 oach way. For remaining on board to dock the vessel (unless prevented by the weather) $3 per day, excluding the day of arrival.

For moving any vessel from the North River, the East River Atlantle Dock, Erie Basin, Kill von Kull, or any pier or dock in the upper bay of New York Harbor (excepting such places as have a dif- ferent rate establ shed for them) to an anchorage In the said upper bay, or vice versa, $5 each way, uuless such moving is done on the same calender day as the vessel enters or leaves the port.

Hellgate Pilots

Office, Whitehall Terminal B'dg., R 309. Fees-From or to Sands' Point, for schooners or sloops, per foot, $1 50; tor square-rigged vessels, $1.75. From or to Riker's Island, for schooners or aloops. $1: square-rigged vessels, steamers, barks and ships $1.25. From 1st of November to 1st of April, In addition to the above, for every sbip, harg or brig, $2; for every schooner or-aloop. $1.

PORT WARDENS

44 Whitehall, R 708.

Charles W. Ferry, Pres: Ambrose O. Neal, Vice- Pres; Joseph P. Warta. Christophor Marsden; Mur- ray D. Firs wan, Sec; John Regan, Chief Clerk. Port Warden's charges aro: For each survey on board of any vessel, on Hatches or Cargo, $2; for each survey on demaged goods, on the wharf or in store, $2; for each survey on any vessel deemed unfit to proceed to sea $5. Office open from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Valuation and meesurement survey. $10.

NEW YORK (N. Y.) POST OFFICE

Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx General Post Office, 8th av, 31st to 33d Streets. Postmaster-Edward M. Morgan, R 218. Assistant Postmaster-John J. Klely, R 222. Aud.tor-J. W. Salzmenn. Appointment Clerk-Peter J. Putz, R 215. Cashier-Edward P. Russell, Rs 219-223. Assistant Custodian-Wm. A. Graham, R 202.

Mailing and Distributing Division T. B. Randies, Supt. of Mails, R 228.

Money Order Division

A. Firmin, Supt., R 203.

Office hours from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M; night window open until 12 P. M.

Money orders oan be obtained at all Brench offices.

Registry Division

J. Willon, Supt .. R 204.

Office hours from 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Night window open until 12 P. M.

City Delivery Charles Lubin, Supt. of Delivery, R 201.

Rallway Mail Service Pa. Terminal P. O. Sta.

Peter J. Schardt, Supt., R 326. Fred Hance, Asst. Supt.

P. O. Inspector (Depredations)

Charles H. Clarahan, Inspector in Charge, R 330. Regulations for Carriers' Department, Station and City Delivery

There are four and six deliveries each day by car- riers on the districts of Stations. Collections are made from each and every etreet letter box each day. South of Harlem River from 14

to 27 times a day. North of Harlem River from. 2

to 11 times a day. There are 6 deliveries by carriers, and 26 collections are made from street letter boxes each day on General P. O. district.

On Sundays from 2 to 6 collections are made, from 1:30 P. M. to 11 P. M.

Rates of Postage-Domestic

FIRST CLASS MATTER includes hand or type- written matter, and carbon and letter-press copies thereof, namely: letters, postal cards, post cards

(private mailing cards), and all matter wholly or partiy in writing, whether sealed or unsealed (except manuscript copy accompanying proof sheets or cor- rected proof sheets of the same, and the writing authorized by law on matter of other classes) ; also matter sealed or otherwise closed against inspection. Rates of Postage-Letters and other first class

matter. 2 cents for each ounce or fraction thereof, Post cards and postal cards, 1 cent each.

Limit of weight of first class matter is the same as for fourth class matter.

SECOND CLASS MATTER includes newspapers and periodicals bearing notice of entry as second class matter. No limit of weight.

Rate of Postage-Newspapers and periodical pub- lications of the second class, when sent unsealed by others than the publisher or a news agent, 1 cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof, on each eepa- rately addressed copy or package of unaddressed

copies. To be entitled to this rate the copies must be complete. Incomplete copies are subject to the third or fourth class

rate, according to their character.

THIRD CLASS MATTER embraces circulars, newspapers and periodicals not admitted to the second class nor embraced in the term "Books," miscellane- ous printed matter on paper not having the nature of an actual personal correspondenre, proof sheets, cor- rected proof sheets, and manuscript copy accompany- ing the same, and matter in point print or raised characters used by the blind.

Rate of Postage on unsealed third class matter is 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof on each individuelly addressed piece or package.

Limit of Weight of third class matter is 4 pounds. Parcels of printed matter weighing more than 4 pounds, which do not exceed the limit of weight and size for fourth class matter, come within that class and are mailable at the parcel post rates.

Books are included in fourth class mail, as are also parcels of miscellaneous printed matter welghing more than four pounds.

Rates of Postage-Foreign

The rates of postage applicable to erticles for foreign countries are as follows:

Cents.

Letters for Argentina, Bahamas, Barbados, Ber-

muda, Bolivia, Brazil, British Guiana, Guate- mala. British Honduras. Canada Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Dutch West Indies (including Aruba. Bonaire, Cura- cao, Sabe. St. Eustatus, and the Dutch part of St. Martins), E uador, Great Britain (England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales), Haiti, Republic of Honduras, Jamaica (including Turks. Caicos. and Cayman Islands), Leeward Islands (includ- ing Antigua. Barduda, Redonda. St. Kitts or St. Christopher, Nevis, Anguilla, Dominica. Montserret, and the British Virgin Islands), Martinique, Mexico. Newfoundland, New Zea- land. Nicaragua, Republic of Panema, Para- guay, Peru, Salvedor, Spain (including Spanish Colonies), Trinidad (including Tobago), Uru- guay, Western Samoa and Windward Islends (Grenada. St. Vincent, the Grenadines and St. Lucia) : For each ounce or fraction thereof .. Letters for all other foreign countries:

For each additional_ounce or fraction thereof To Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecua- dor. Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru. Republic of Panama, Republic of Hon- duras, Salvador. Spein (including

Spanish Colonies), and Uruguay :

Single post (or postal) cards (including sou- venir and private mailing cards), each .... Reply post (or postal) cards. each ..

Newspapers and periodicals (second class) for each 4 ounces or fraction of 4 ounces ... I

all other foreign countries: Single post (or postal) cards (including souvenir and private mailing cards). each. .

Reply post (or postal) cards, each .. 4

Newspapers and periodicals (second cless) for each 2 ounces or fraction of 2 ounces ..

To all foreign countries:

Printed matter in general, for each 2 ounces or fraction of 2 ounces. .

5 $25 First Ave., cor. 50th St. ...... Gd. Central

§174 Columbus Ave. and 74th St (Barnett Tremc 27 156th St. and Melrose Ave. 26 .T 28 170 Manhattan Ave., se cor. 108th St ... H 173 439 Manhattan Ave., nw cor 118th St R Bros. Store)

$29 772 Prospect Ave., cor. Macy Pl .. .. R

1 Registration fee, in addition to postage. 10 32 6599 Third Ave.

MATTER.

libel attached

thercto, or upon the matte itself, in addition to tie name and address of the addressee, there may be or business address. of the written or printed the name, occupation and residence, sender, preceded by the also be placed on the

word "from." There may wrapper, envelope, tag or label, either written or otherwiso, the inscription "Do not open until Christ- mes," or words to that effect, and any printed mat- ter avellable as third cless, but there must be left on the eddress side space (not less than 316 inches) for a legible address end for all directions permiss- ihle thereon, for postege stamps, postmarking, reting, and any words necessery for forwarding or relurn. The words "Please send out" o "Post up." or other similar directions or requests, not a part of the address, nor necessery to effect dellvery, may not be placed upon the wrapper of third-dass matter or upon the metter itself without subjecting it to postage at the letter rete.

On the metter itself the sender may plece ell that Is permitted on the wrapper, and may meke marks other than by written or printed words to call atten- tion to any word or passage in tho text, and may correct any typographical errors. There may elso be written or printed upon any photograph, or other matter of the third class, a simple manuscript dedica- tion or inscription not in the nature of personal correspondence. Such words es "Dear Sir,"

dear Friend," "Yours truly." "Sincerely yours,' 58

permissible inscriptions. A sorial number written or impressed upon third-class matter does not affect Its classification.

Written designetion of contents, such as "printed .Fordha G matter" or "photo." of third-class matter. is permissible upon the wrapper Clay Aves. Tremor §64 188th St. and Arthur Avs. 65 Sixth Ave. and 57th St. 66 Amsterdam Ave., cor. Manhattan St .J

Inclosures-A single card bearing the written name and address of the sender, or an envelope bearing the written or printed name and address of the sender, may be inclosed with a circular or other third-olass matter without affecting its classification.

Hand-stamped imprints on third-class matter will not affect its classification, except when the added matter is in itself personal or converts the original matter into a personal communication; in tho latter case. however, the mailing at one time at the post- office window or other depository designated by the postmaster of not less than 20 identicel unsealed copies will be sufficien evidence of impersonal char- acter to entitle such matter to the third-class rate. For permissible correction in proof sheets mailed at third-class rate, see Postal Guide at any post office. DOMESTIC PARCEL POST embraces that known as domestio parcel-post mail, and includea merchan- dise, farm and fectory products, seeds, cuttings. bulbs, roots, scions and plants, books (including cata- logues), miscellaneous printed matter weighing moro than 4 pounds, and all other mailable metter not embraced in the first, second or third classes.

RATES OF POSTAGE-TO BE FULLY PRE- PAID-UNSEALED-are as follows:

(a) Parcels weighing 4 ounces or less. except books, seeds, plants, etc .. 1 cent for each ounce or fraction thereof, any distance.

(b) Parcels weighing 8 ounces or less containing books. seeds, cutting's, bulbs, roots, scions and plants, 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof, regard- less of distance.

(c) Parcels weighing more than 8 ounces containing books. seeds, plants, etc., parcels of miscellaneous printed matter weighing more than 4 pounds, end all other parcels of fourth-class matter weighing more than 4 ounces, are chargeeble, according to distance or zone, at the pound rates, a fraction of a pound being computed as a full pound.

GENERAL POST OFFICE

8th Av. Between 31st and 33d. This office is open continuously. Broadway. cor. Park row. This office is open continuously. Carrier Stat.ons Open from 7:00 A. M. to 8 P. M. A-126 Greene "Foreign-West o Mor-

-45 Suffolk ton

-W 13th c 9th av "Fox Street-Fox n E

*D-4th av and E 13th: 167 th

*F-149 E 34th *Grand Central Station

*G-221 W 51st -110 E 45th

*H-180 W 102d

*I-232 W I16th W 146th

.J-309 W 125th *High Bridge-W 165th

*K-202 E 88th bet Univ & Summit av

*I-2089 Lex av

* Hudson Terminal -- Cort-

*M-2088 Amsim av

*N-203-209 W 69th *0-114 W 18th

Church

Inwood-3860, 10th av

*R-436 Westchester av

Bway Madison Square-122-26 E 23d

"T-507 E 165th

*TT-3d av c E 103d "Morris Heights - 2038

*W-160 W 83d Davidson a

*X-373 E 138th

Y-205 F. 67th

Pelham Branch-105, 5th av. Pelham

Pelham Manor Branch- Esplanade Railroad pl

Varick

*Wall Street-Pine c 130 1722 Bathgate Ave., cor. 174th St. .. Tremo

*Times Square-233 38th

*Washington Bridge-

571 W 182₫

"Westchester-1471 Wil-

11amshridge rd

City Bway & Park row Hall Station *West Farms ~ 1054 E Tremont av

City Island-329 City West 43d Street-23 W

Id av 43d (no carriers)

*College-305 W 140th *Williamsbridge - 3455 139 70 Bayard St.

*Fordham- 420 E 189th White, Plains rd

NUMBERED STATIONS

¡International Money Order Offire. § Domestic Parcel Post Matter Received.

District $143

Number Location Supplied From 145 146

9 Welfare Island, Welfare Island .... Gd. Central Federal Reserve Station, 120 Broadwey

corner Pine Street. Wall Street P

$E. 1 Ellis Island, New York Harbor. Governors Islard Branch.

1 220 East, Broadway. p

§2 5586 Broadway, cor, 231st. Kings Bridge 3 321 Stanton St. cor Goerck St. B

5 362 Hudson St. cor. King St. . Tompkins Square

7 106 Sixth Av., nr Ninth St. .0 $156

§9 Riverdale Railroad Station .... . . Kings Bridge

§10 1880 Park Ave., nw cor. 128th St

12 13

§+14 42 Hudson St. Varick

15 115 Amsterdem Ave., cor_65th St N §163 321 Pleasant Ave., cor. 117th St.

16 146 Third Ave., nw cor. East 15th St. .. D $164 1455 Ave. A., cor. East 77th St. H 165 989 Amsterdam Ave., nr. 108th St. K

17 2128 Third Ave., nr 116th St. T 18 100 E 167th St., cor. Walton_Ave. . Fordham §19 2646 Briggs Ave., cor. 194th St.

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Trow's general directory of the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city of New York, 1922-1923, Part 4

Author: Publication date: 1922-1923 Publisher: Trow Directory Co Number of Pages: 962

Author:
Publication date: 1922-1923
Publisher: Trow Directory Co
Number of Pages: 962