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FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS AT THE AQUARIUM. 



THROUGH the generosity of the City of New- 

 York, the Zoological Society has been able 

 to make steady progress in its work of rehabilitating 

 the equipment of the Aquarium and the improve- 

 ment of the l)uilding generally. Owing to the fact 

 that the Ai|uarium is visited daily by great numbers 

 of people, the work has progressed slowly. While 



construction and repair work of dilTerent kinds 

 has necessarily kept some portions of the building 

 in unsightly condition, the comfort of visitors has 

 been but little disturbed. The exhibits in general 

 have been even larger than heretofore. 



Certain works of improvement, commenced last 

 summer, were brought to a standstill for some 



QUIl.l. HACK AMI tKAl'l'IK. 

 From a flash-light photograph. 



