Glimpses of Gotham and city characters
By: By Samuel A. MacKeever, the American Charles Dickens
Contributors: Durst, Seymour B., 1913- former owner
Publisher: Published at the National Police Gazette Office, New York.
Published: 1880
Place of publication: New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Social conditions; Manners and customs
Notes: Text printed in two columns.

Avery Classics copy: Final 8 pages consist mainly of advertisements, with duplicate pages 71-72.

Avery Classics copy: "Published by Richard K. Fox"--Cover.

Avery Classics copy: From the library of Seymour Durst with his bookplate.

Avery Classics copy:  Slip of paper marked "6th Ave" laid in, p. 60.
Table of contents: title: Samuel Anderson MacKeever. His life and what he did in it; title: Glimpses of Gotham; title: Ladies who want money; title: Fifth Avenue on Sunday; title: Theatrical "dead-heads."; title: Hotel horrors; title: Private gaming establishments; title: Divorces without publicity; title: Society's "swell-mob"; title: Book-making and pool selling; title: Restaurants good and bad; title: A Christmas drama; title: New York's Christmas dinner; title: New Year's calls; title: People who live by their wits; title: Men and women who deal in fancy costumes; title: Children of crime; title: A key to mysterious disappearances; title: City characters; title: The man about town; title: The college student; title: The coachman; title: The barber; title: The coroner; title: The lunch fiend; title: The Broadway stage driver; title: The bank clerk; title: The bold militiaman; title: The theatrical press agent; title: The pawnbroker; title: The reformed young man; title: Harry Hill's; title: A promenade on Sixth Avenue; title: On the blazing Bowery; title: Trying to snare a soild dove; title: Pulling a disorderly house; title: Adventures in Water Street; title: A thieves' tavern; title: Five cent lodging houses; title: Life along the wharves; title: Station-house scenes and incidents; title: What a hackman sees.