  | Public School Adjoining Slaughter-Pen, 1865 | Frontispiece | | Plan of Rookery Holding 1000 Persons | 60 | | A Crowded Section of the City | 61 | | A Tenant-House Cul-de-Sac Near City Hall | 70 | | Cul-de-Sac Near Slaughter-House and Stables | 71 | | Plan of Cellar—“Worse Than a Stygian Pit” | 73 | | Slaughter-Pens in Rear of Tenant-Houses | 77 | | Sixth Street Cattle Market, 1865 | 78 | | Region of Hide-Curing, Fat-Gathering, etc. | 79 | | Region of Bone-Boiling and Swill-Milk Nuisances | 80 | | Plan of Rookery Between Broadway and Bowery | 83 | | Plan of Cellar Occupied by Two Families | 85 | | Plan Showing Rear Tenant-Houses Near a Stable | 89 | | Rivington Place, 1865 | 92 | | Gotham Court, Cherry Street, 1865 | 95 | | Transverse Sectional Elevation of Gotham Court | 96 | | “The Great Eastern” | 98 | | A Perpetual Fever-Nest | 106 | | Region of Smallpox and Typhus Fever | 111 | | Plan of Fever-Nest, East 17th Street | 114 | | Bird’s-Eye View of Fever-Nest Near Fifth Avenue | 115 | | Plan of Monroe Street Fever-Nest | 117 | | A Sixth Ward Fever-Nest | 126 | | Plan of Typical Fever-Nest, 1865 | 130 | | Plan of Rear Cul-de-Sac | 134 | | Fever-Breeding Structure Near Central Park | 139 | | Stagnant Water, Central Park West | 148 |
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