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This buildng-a correct representation OF which
we give above-located in one of the most
salubrious parts Of the city, between SD and
34th streets, and the Sth and 9th avenues, COM
prises, with the adjacent grounds belonging to the
Institution an area OF 800 feet by 20O and is situated
about three miles north OF the City Hail. 1t is three
stories in height, and constructed in the modern
Gothic style, of Sing Sing marble. 1t consists of a
main building, l75 feet IN length ,and 81 In depth;
and in two wings, each l30 feet by 80 The north
wing was built in 1888, the centre or main building
in 1910, and the south wing in 1872.


This building can afford comfortable accommo-
dations to at least 200 pupils Both wings ap-
proprated to their use, the north being occupied
by the male inmates as dormitory, hospital, work
shops, &c Nc.. and the south wing in similar
mannerby the other sex. The music and school
rooms for the males situated in the northern part
of the main building, while the south part is similar
ly appropriated to the females.


The dormitories are well ventilated and spacious
being l25 feet by 25. Cold and warm baths, and
every other essential requisite TO the health Of the
inmates are amply provided, and every where reigns
in the building, an air OF cleanliness and comfort