OF NEW YORK CITY.                          83
 

FREE READING ROOMS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Cooper Union, Astor-place.

J. W. Farmer's, 47 Ludlow-street.

50 Trinity-place.

193 W. Twenty-fourth-street.

204 Bleecker-street.
 

CITY MISSION READING ROOMS.

122 Leonard-street.

273 W. Twenty-fifth-street.

212 Grand-street.

FOR COLORED PEOPLE.

93 Wooster-street.

ROMAN-CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Broadway, cor. Twelfth-street.
267 Broadway.
385 Third-avenue.
 

SABBATH-SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK.

The devoted laborers connected with the New York City Mis¬
sion have recently made a fresh examination of the Sabbath-schools
in New York for the plirpose of ascertaining the actual number of
children in attendance; and the result of their investigations has
been carefully compiled and arranged in a tabular form by the Cor¬
responding Secretary of the City Mission, Mr. Lewis E. Jackson.
It will be seen that there are 312 Protestant Sabbath-schools and
53 Roman-catholic, Jewish, etc., making a total of 365 Sabbath
school.

The scholars on roll in the Protestant Sabbath-schools number
77,450, with an average attendance in March of 61,243. The
scholars on roll in the Rom an-catholic and other schools number