Gotham_ A History of New York City to 1898 - Edwin G. Burrows [1119]
in 1790s and early 1800s, 389, 402, 403, 408
tribute from, 807
as women’s issue, 1017-18
and Wood, 832. See also Prostitutes
Brouwer (Brewer) Street, 33. See also Stone Street
Brown Brothers, 843, 899, 1010, 1037
Browne’s Greenroom, 948
Browning and Dunham Iron Foundry, 567
Brownstones, 369, 716-17, 721, 930, 1075
Brownsville, 934, 1055, 1117, 1227
Brunswick Hotel, 959
Brush Electric Light Company, 1063, 1064, 1066, 1067
Bryant Park, 579, 669
Bryant’s Minstrels, 863, 995
Bryant’s Opera House, 1148
Buckbee’s Hay Scales, 390
Buckingham Palace (concert saloon), 957
Bucktails, 512, 513
Buffalo Bill Combination, 998
Building codes, 594, 832, 1052, 1234
Building Department, 1199
Bullock Street. See Broome Street
Bull’s Head Market, 564
Bull’s Head Tavern, 188, 260, 273, 389, 475, 487, 658
Bund der Gerechten, 766
Bunker Hill: Battle of, 226, 233, 236, 405
Bunnell’s Museum, 1145
Burgher guard, 79
Burgher Right (1657), 78
“Burgis View” (Burgis, 1717), 118, 135
Burgomasters, 43, 47
Burlesque, 642, 765, 816, 1141-42, 1151
Burns’s Coffee House, 201
Bushwick: breweries in, 741
in early nineteenth century, 500
and fall of New York, 240
Kieft buys Indians lands in, 35
in late nineteenth century, 992
in mid-nineteenth century, 719, 741, 745
population of, 128
in proprietary New York, 88
in 1790s and early 1800s, 391
slaves in, 128, 129
taxes in, 88
wealth in, 88
Bushwick Chemical Works, 933
Business community: and art world, 379
and Civil War, 865, 868, 885, 886, 887, 894
and Consolidation, 1220, 1224, 1233, 1235-36
and Crash of 1873, 1028
and democracy in municipal government, 1033
and draft riot, 894
in 1830s, 543
and elections of 1860, 865
and elections of 1864, 901, 902
and elections of 1886, 1103
and emancipation, 886
and entertainment, 1137
and events leading to Civil War, 859-60, 862, 863
and Good Government, 1188-89
and housing, 789
and immigrants, 543
in late nineteenth century, 979, 1028, 1033, 1044, 1047, 1062, 1098, 1099, 1103, 1185, 1188-89, 1215, 1217–18
and Lincoln’s funeral procession, 904
and Lincoln’s second inaugural, 904
and Manhattan as corporate center, 1047
in mid-nineteenth century, 621, 777, 789, 859-60, 862, 863
and morality, 777, 1137
and municipal reform, 1028
and newspapers, 526
and organized labor, 1098
and Panic of 1893, 1185
and police, 1099
and politics, 621, 979
and railroads, 1044
in 1790s and early 1800s, 379
and Spanish-American War, 1215, 1217-18
and Tammany, 1103
and utilities, 1062
Business Men’s Relief Committee, 1188
Business Men’s Republican Club, 1193
Butchers, 355, 402, 486, 520, 521, 608, 623, 632, 740, 786, 1086
Butter and Cheese Exchange, 940
Buttermilk Channel, 494, 743
Buttonwood Agreement, 310-12, 445
Byron Company, 1181
Cabinetmakers, 343-44, 394, 515, 605, 663, 770, 771, 773
Cable Building, 1058
Cabs, 997
Cafe Ausant, 995
Cafe Savarin, 1085
Caledonian Society, 319
California: admitted to Union, 852
gold from, 651, 656, 770, 843, 847
and transcontinental railroad, 873
Callithumpian bands, 473, 492, 507, 555, 635
Calumet Quo, 1073
Calvary Cemetery (Brooklyn), 751, 1008
Calvinism, 16, 19, 41, 60, 129
Calyer Street, 874
Cambridge Theological School, 978
Camden and Amboy Railroad, 662
Canada: British conquest of, 177, 191
Confederates in, 902, 903
Fenian invasion of British, 1005
French in, 72, 86, 92-93, 117
and French and Indian War, 167, 191
invasion of, 226, 228
and politics in colonial New York, 179
slaves in, 857
Tories in, 246, 258, 259
Tories return from, 281
Canal Street: book stores on, 683
and city development, 945, 948
and Civil War, 897, 904
in colonial New York, 188
in early nineteenth century, 430, 437, 467, 486, 488
in 1830s, 582, 589
entertainment on, 486
and immigrants, 1116, 1117, 1118, 1123, 1129
in late nineteenth century, 945, 948, 1065, 1091, 1116, 1117, 1118, 1123, 1129
and Lincoln’s funeral procession, 904