Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : Charles Scribner's sons · leaf 53
, May 8, 1827.They were given to the city by CaptainJohn B. Nicholson, U. S. N. The building 39 and 41 ChambersStreet, opposite the Court H-mse, standson the site of the pretty little PalmoOpera House, built in 1844 for theproduction of Italian opera, by F. Palmo,the wealthy proprietor of the Cafe… … NOOKS AND CORNERS occupied by the First Reformed Presby-terian Church, a frame building whichwas replaced by a brick structure in1818. The church was moved toPrince and Marion Streets in 1834. At No. ii Reade Street is a dingylittle house, now covered with signs andgiven over to half a dozen small…
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