Illustrations (see also Portraits): The City Hall, New York, 2 Liberty Enlightening the World, 8 A Misty Morning in New York, 12 Statue of Nathan Hale, 15 New York Post Office, Broadway, 16 Printing-House Square, 23 The Front Door of the New World, 25 Union Square, 29 First Tammany Hall, erected 1811, 32 Tammany Hall, opened 1860, 33 Tammany Hall of To-day, 187 The Children’s Playground, Central Park, 47 New York and Brooklyn Bridge, 66 Brooklyn Bridge, 86 Fourteenth Street, 97 American Tract Society Depôt, 106 Delmonico’s, 118 St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 124 Gansevoort Market, 134 Oyster Row, 141 Fifth Avenue, 144 Wall Street and Trinity Church, 150 Hotel Majestic, 155 A View in Broadway, 161 Riverside Drive and Grant’s Tomb, 185 The Overhead Railway, 195 The American Surety Company, 198 Cartoon: Greater New York: An Optimistic Prophecy, 210 St. Petersburg, 60 Immigrants and Foreigners in New York: Population of New York, 18-20 The Police and the Immigrants, 35, 58, 87-93 Inquisition for New York, 189-195 Ireland and the United States, 10-11 Irish Citizens in New York, 22 Ivins, Wm. M., quoted, 73 Jefferson Theory of Local Government, 169, 191, 201 Journalism: Government by Newspaper, 179-180 The Chief Business of the Journalist, 189 Investigation by Newspaper, 193-195 European Correspondents in New York, 21 Newspaper Area of the United States, 24-26 _The New York Journal_, 180-187, 208-209 Kelly, John, 41, 205 Keltie, Ettie, Case of, 140-142 Koch, Judge, 145-149 Labour Laws of New York, 200, 208 Labour Unions, 201 Law: Belial on the Judgment Seat, 145-149 Lefkovitz, Isaac, 90 Lexow (Clarence) Committee of Investigation, see under Police Lewis, Alfred Henry, referred to, 214 “Liberty enlightening the World,” 9-15 Licensing Question, see under Liquor Traffic Lincoln, Abraham, on Government, 160 Liquor Traffic in New York: Number of Saloons, 46 Saloons open on Sundays, 62-63, 83 The Liquor Dealers’ Associations, 82, 119 The Excise Board and New Licences for Closed Houses, 138 The Raines Liquor Law, 202, 205, 207, 215 Literary Primacy of New York, 24-26 Long Island Townships, Area of, 20 Low, Seth, First Tsar-Mayor of Brooklyn, 166-167, 172 Quoted, 167, 176, 200, 201 Candidate of the Citizens’ Union, 197-201 Lowell, James Russell, quoted, 43, 186, 190 Lucas, 104-105 McAvoy, Inspector, 83, 84 McClave, Commissioner John, 65, 73, 189 _McClure’s Magazine_ quoted, 35, 36, 37 McKinley, Wm., referred to, 207 McLaughlin, Capt., and Mr. Costello, 99-103 McNally, King, and His Police, 107-118 Mahan, Capt., referred to, 206 Mahoney, Julia, Evidence of, 57-58 Manhattan Borough, 20 Manning, Cardinal, quoted, 212 Maps of Greater New York, 21, 177 Marius referred to, 165