. La ville de New York. Toujours marin avec cette adtnoni-tion et il fait un service efficace dans ce par-ticular. Là où Washington a pris l'adieu des officiers His Fraunces Tavern, au coin sud des rues Broad et Pearl, contenson le deuxième étage de la célèbre longroom, dans que le général Washingtona pris le congé de ses officiers et aides le 4 décembre 178,5, avant de procéder au Congrès pour rendre sa commission. TheTavern a été construit en 1700. Il a été openedas une taverne par Samuel Fraunces en 1762.le bâtiment a été restauré par les vSonsde la Révolution à ses proportions originales.le sapin

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. The city of New York. oving sailor with this adtnoni-tion and it does effective service in this par-ticular. Where Washington Took Farewell ofHis Officers Fraunces Tavern, on the southeastcorner of Broad and Pearl streets, containson the second _ floor the famous longroom, in_ which General Washingtontook affecting leave of his officers andaides Dec. 4, 178, 5, before proceeding toCongress to surrender his commission. TheTavern was built in 1700. It was openedas a tavern by Samuel Fraunces in 1762.The building has been restored by the vSonsof the Revolution to its original proportions.The first floor is still a tavern; or moreproperly speaking a modern restaurantwhere good meals can be obtained by thestranger. The second floor contains a dis-play of historical relics. Next to the Juniel Mansion this buildingis more closely associated with the memoryof Washington than any other on the island, and is the mecca of many a patriotic pil-grimage. The Chamber of Commercewas organized here in 1756, and the Tavern211. was the scene of many spirited meetingsby the Sons of Liberty prior to the Revolu-tion. The Shopping District Aside from its artistic and historic value, this little volume is also intended to be ofpractical use to the stranger in New York;to point out the many attractions, com-forts, novelties and places of interest whichtend to make a visit enjoyable. As manyof our readers have heard much about thegreat stores of New York, wewill com-mence with a short sketch of its famousshopping districts. Fifth Avenue from Madison Square toCentral Park is now a very important re-tail section. The cross streets from Madi-son Avenue west to Broadway are alwaysincluded as part of this same district. Broad-way from Astor Place to Grace Church in-cludes the great Wanamaker stores, com-prising a retail section by itself, with subwaystation, and street cars connecting with allparts of the city. From 14th Street west toSixth Avenue and north on Sixth Avenue to34th Street is another

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