Chicago city directory and business advertiser 1863-64, Part 104

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Law Department of the University of Chicago .- Rooms in the Larmou Block, northeast cor- ner of Clark and Washing on streets. Baard of Counsellors : Hon. Thomas Drummond, Mark Skinner, Hugh T. Dickey, Grant Good- rich, Van H. Iliggins, Isaac N. Arnold, N. B. Judd, B. S. Morris, Thomas Hoyne, H. G. Miller, Esq .. E. B. MeCagg, Esq. Pro- fessors: IIon. Henry Booth, Real Estate, Personal Property, Contracts, Commercial Law: II. B. Hurd, Esq., Common Law Pleadings and Practice ; Hon. John M Wil- son, Equity Jurisprudence ; Hon, Grant Goodrich, Evidence, Criminal Law, Person- al Rights, and Domestic Relatione.

University of St. Mary's of the Lake .- - Situated on Wolcott street, corner of Superior. The University of St. Mary's of the Lake was founded in the year 1843 by the Right Rev- erend Bishop Quarters, Bishop of Chicago, and then incorporated. The first President was Rev. J. A. Kinsella. The University was afterwards in the possession of the members of the Order of the Holy Cross, and declined somewhat in their hands. The present President, Dr. MeMallen, assumed the directorate in September, 1861, and since then the institution has bren continu- ally increasing in attendance of students and influence. The present buildings are now filled to overflowing with students, of whom one hundred and eighty-six are in regular

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attendance in all the classes. Hitherto there has been only one profession tanght in connection with it, that of divinity ; but with the motion to extend the building came also the desire to increase the collegiate course, and the following professorships are filled by the gentlemen whose names are appended : Faculty, Rev. J. MeMullen, D. D., President and Professor of Logic, Meta- physics, Moral Philosophy, and Ilistory ; E. B. Dawning, L. L. D., Professor of Mathemat- ics and Astronomy ; Geo. Quackenbos, A. M., Professor of Greek, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Geology ; J. II. Guerin, A. M., Professor of Rhetoric, and English Lite- rature ; Max. Girac, L. L. D., Professor of French and Music ; J. J. Deehan, Principal of the Commercial con se; J. W. Dias, As- sistant Professor of Latin and Mathematics ; G. Kohne, Professor of German Language and Literature ; Rev. T. J. Butler, D.D., Professor of Dogmatic Theology and Ilisto- tory ; Rev. J. MeMullen, D. D., Professor of Moral Theology ; Rev. J. McGovern, D. D., Rector and Professor of the Sacred Scrip- tures. From the classical and scientific course there is a large graduating class this year, as there is also from the commer- cial.

Bryant and Stratton's Commercial College .--- Larmon Block, corner of Clark and Wash- ington streets. Principals, H. B. Bryant and H. D. Stratton. Faculty : Instruction in the Science of Accounts, and Lectures on Business, H. B. Brvant, Il. P. Perrin, Dig- by V. Bell, John R. Penn, H. D. Stratton ; Instructors in Business and Ornamental Penmanship, and Lecturer on Commercial Correspondence, P. R. Spencer, P. R. Spen- cer, Jr., John J. Deehan ; Special Leetur- ers, Elihu Barritt, Ilon. George W. Clinton ; Lecturers on Commercial Law, Hon. J. M. Wilson, IIon. Grant Goodrich, Hon. Henry Booth : Lecturers on Commercial Ethics, Rev. Harvey Curtis, Rev. R. W. Patterson, Rev. R. H. Clarkson ; Lecturers on Politi- cal Economy, C. A. Dupee, Principal of Chicago High School: Lecturers on Bank- ing, Finance, etc., R. K. Swift, and others ; Lecturers on the General Principal and De- tail of Railroading, Ilenry Farnham, James F. Joy ; Lecturers on Commercial Computa- tion, Ira Moore, D S. Wentworth.

Illinois School of Trade .--- Southwest corner of Lake and La Salle streets. J. Dyhrenfurth, Principal.

(Sec Advertisement in General Directory.)

Warren Music School and Normal Academy of Music .--- 85 and 87 Clark street, opposite the Court House. Rev. E. R. Warren, Princi- pal ; Mrs. S. G. Hook, Matron.

Medical Institutions, Colleges and Societies.

Rush Medical College, --- North Dearborn, cor- ner of Indiana street; Established 1842. Preliminary course commences first Wed- nesday in October, and the regular course

first Monday in November, and continues four months. Faculty : Daniel Brainard, M. D., President, Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery ; James V. Z. Blaney, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy ; J. Adams Allen, M. D., L. L. D, Profesor of Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine ; J. W. Freer, M. D., Pro- lessor of Physiology, Microscopical and Sur- gical Anatomy ; DeLaskie Mi'ler, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo- men and Children ; Ephraim Ingals, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence ; R. L. Rea, M. D., Secretary, Professor of Anatomy ; Edwin Powell, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy; Charles Keil, Janitor. Board of Trustees, Presi- dent, W. B. Ogden ; Secretary, Grant Good- rich ; Treasurer, Mark Skinner ; E. S Kim- berly, M. D .; John Evans. M. D .; John HI. Kinzie; Ilugh T. Diekey ; W. L. Newberry ; George W. Snow ; N. B. Judd ; Er-Officio, The Governor of the State of Illinois, Speak- er of the House of Representatives : D. Brainard, M. D., President of the College.

Medical Department of Lind University .- This Department is located in the city of Chica- go ; commodious lecture rooms are fitted up for its present accommodation in the Lind Block, near Randolph street bridge. The regular annual course of Jectures commences on the second Monday in October. Medical Faculty: David Rutter, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo- men ; J. S. Jewell, M. D., Professor of Des- criptive Anatomy ; H. JI. Johnson, M. D., Professor of Physiology ; J. H. Hollister, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Thera- peutics; Ilenry Wing, M. D., Professor of General Pathology and Public Hygiene : F. Mahla, Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry ; Ed- mond Andrews, M. D., Principles and Prac- tice of Surgery, and of Clinical Surgery ; Ralph N. Isham, M. D., Professor of Surgi- eul Anatomy and operations of Surgery ; W. H. Byford, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children ; N. S. Davis, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine ; F. Mahla, Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Organic Chemistry and Toxicology; H. G. Spafford, Esq., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence ; Horace Warden, M. D., De- monstrator of Anatomy. Board of Trustees: B. W. Raymond, President ; Rev. L. II. Lees, Vice President ; C. R. Starkweather, Secre- tary ; S. Lind, Treasurer ; Rev. J. W. Pat- terson, Rev. J. A. Wight, Rev. J. M. Weed, HI. F. Mather, Wm. H. Brown, S. L. Brown, H. M. Thompson, D. R. Holt, C. II. Quinlan, T. B. Carter, A. S. Brooks, Rev. S. C.Spears, Rev. Harvey Curtis, Judge Lockwood.

Hahnemann Medical ( Homoeopathic) College .- 168 S. Clark street. D. S. Smith, M. D., President. A. E. Small, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine ; G. E. Shipman, M. D., Professor of Materia Medi- ca and Therapeutics ; R. Ludlam, M. D., Pro- fessnr of Physiology, Pathology and Clinical Medicine ; J. L. Kellogg, M. D., Professor of

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Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children ; F. A. Lord, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence ; H. K. W. Boardhin in, M. D., Professor of Sur- gery and Surgical Anatomy ; W. Handford White, MI D , Professor of General and De- scriptive Anatomy ; D A. Colton, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.

Chicago College of Pharmacy .- Organized and Incorporated September 5th, 1839 To ad- vance the art of Pharmacy and collateral science. To establish on just principles the relations existing between Apothecaries, Druggists, Physicians and the Public. To improve the members, their assistants and apprentices, by the cultivation and diffusion of scientific knowledge. Rooms, No. 18, Rice's Building. Officers of the College : F. Seammon, M. D, President ; Prof. F. Mah- la, J. D. Payne, Vice Presidents ; E. II. Sar- gent, Secretary ; S. S. Bliss, Treasurer.

Trustees, F. Seamman, M. D , T. W. P. Mer- cereau, S. S. Bliss, H W. Fuller, W. H. Mul- ler, F. A. Bry n. J. D. Payne,. E H Sargent, Joseph Willard, F. Mabla. Faculty, F. Mah- la, Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry ; F. Scam- mon, M. D., Professor of Pharmacy ; F. Ad- ams Allen, Professor of Materia Medica.

Chicago Medical Soridty .- G. Paoli, M. D., President ; M. O. lleydock, M. D., Viee Pres- ident ; E. L. Holmes, M D., Secretary and Treasurer. Room4, 95 Washington street. Regular meetings, 3d Friday in each month.

German Medical Sovitty .- Organized Septem- ber, 1857. Meets 2d Monday of each month at southwest corner Randolph and LaSalle streets.

Homeopathic Malical Society .- Meets at the rooms of the Hahnemann Medical College, 168 Clark street. Dr. Shirley, President ; R. Ladlam, Secretary.

Hospitals and Dispensarries.

Dispensaries.

Chicago City Dispensary .- Lind's Block Mar- ket, between Lake and Randolph streets. For the gratuitous treatment of indigent pa- tient4, is in immediate connection with the Medieal Department of Lind University, and is attended by Professors Audrews, Byford and Wardner.

Charity Dispensary .- At "Rush Medieal Col- lege." This is a pub'ie institution for the gratuitous treatment of the sick poor. Pa- tients are prescribed for withont charge, and when unable to come to tlu, Dispensary are visited at their homes. It is open every day from 3 to 4 p. M., at Ru-h Medical College, southeast corner Drarborn and Indiana streets, attended by the Faculty of Rush Medical College, daily.

Hahnemann College Dispensary .- 168 S. Clark street. Chartered in 1855. Open for the Medical and Surgical treatment of the sick poor of the city, each day, except Sundays, throughout the year. The course of Chem- ical lectures in this Institution begins in Oe- tober aud closes the first of March ensuing. E. M. P. Ludlam, M. D., Attending Physi- cian.

Chicago Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. - Officers of the Association, Walter L New- berry, President ; Charles V. Dyer, Luther Haven, Vice Presid .nts; Sim'] Stone, See- retary ; E. B. Mel'agg, Treasurer. Trus- tees, Walter L, Newberry, William H. Brown, Charles V. Dyer, Luther Haven, Ezra B. Me- Cagg, William Burry, Flavel Moseley, Sam- uel Stone, Philo Carpenter, John Evans, John II. Kinzie, Cyrus Bently. Board of Surgeons, -- Trustees Ex Officio-Professor Daniel Brainard, M. D., Professor Jos. W. Freer,

M. D., Consulting Surgeons; Edward L. Holmes, M. D., Edwin Powell, M. D. The Dispensary of the Infirmary, at the corner of N. Clark and N. Water streets, (Ewing's Black), is open daily, from 11} to l'o'clock, for the gratuitous treatment of the poor, af- flieted with Diseases of the Eye or Ear.

Hospitals.

Chicago City Hospital,-Is now occupied by the U. S. authorities as a Military Ilospital. Mercy Hospital. Under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy ; 265 Wabash avenue. United States Marine Hospital. This is a char- itable institution, under the auspices of the general government, situated near the river and the lake, on the ground formerly oecu- piedas a military post, for the treatment of sick marines alone. It is supported by the Hospital Fund, of the United States, derived frem the wages of all American sailors. The building stands on the east side of Mich- igan avenue, between the river and South Water street, and is 90 feet 6 inches front, by 128 feet 6 inches deep, three stories high above the basement, with a cupola elevated to 67 feet. Its appearance is fine, with spacious piazzas on the north and south sides, and the manner of construction is permanent. The basement is of stone, and its other walls white pressed brick. It con- tains forty- eight apartments besides spacious halls, water closets, bath rooms, etc., and will accommodate three hundred and fifty patients. It was first opened for the treat- ment of patients in April, 1862, and at present the number of patients treated is over seven hundred yearly. The offi- cers of this institution are : Ralph N. Isham. Surgeon; Dr. Terry, Resident Physician ; Fred Rice, Steward ; Mrs. Rice, Matron.

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Small Pox Hospital. Situated on North ave- nue, betweru Wolcott street and Luke Mich- igan.

Asylums.

Chicago Nursery and Half-Orphin Asylum .- Mrs. Mary Lamberson, Matron ; 297 Michi- gan street. President, Mrs. O. E. Hosmer ; Vice President, Mrs. Samuel Howe; Treas- urer, Mrs. C. N. Shipman ; Secretary, Mrs. Stanwood ; Managers : Mrs. O. E. Hosmer, Mrs. Samuel Howe, Mrs. C. N. Shipman, Mrs. Ledue, Mrs. H. Reynolds, Mrs. II. Al- exander, Mrs. R. J. Panlison, Mrs. Dickin- son, Mrs. A. C. Hesing, Mrs J. P. Chapin, Mrs. John L. Wilson, Mrs. J. HI. Bowen, Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs. Greenebaum, Miss Blakie; Attending Physician, Dr. W. C. Hunt.

Children's Nursery and Daily Home. 184 Ohio street.

Home for the Friendless. 1003 Wabash ave- nue, between Old and Commerce. Matron, Mrs. Martha Like ; President, Jonathan

Burr ; Corresponding Secretary, Rev. E. F. Diekinson. Organized August 19th, 1858. Have already received and di-posed of 300, mostly children. Average family, fifty. Is supported entirely by voluntary contribu- tions, Discipline parental.

Magdelen Asylum. Conducted by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd. North Market north west corner Elni street.

Old Lady's Home. Mrs. Margaret A. MeAuley, Matron. 137 Fourth avenue.

Protestart Orphan Asylum. Michigan avenue, corner of Ringgold place. Mrs. T. J. S. Jones, Matron.

St. Joseph's Orphin Asylum. 215 Wabash ar- enue, under the direction of the Sisters of Merey.

St. Mary's Female Orphan Aspu. 267 Wa- bash averne, under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy.

Secret and Benefit Societies.

Ancient and Honorable Order of Free and Accepted Masons.

[For the following full and accurate account of the organization of the ancient order of Free Mason- in this city we are indebted to the kindness of E. W. Jones, Esq.] Grand Lodge of Illinois A. F. & M. M. Next meeting at Springfield, October 6, 1868. F. M. Blur, of Chicago, G. M .; John C. Baker, ; Waukegan, D. G. M .; Jerome R. Gorin, De- catur, G. S. W ; James C. Luckey, Polo, G. J. W .; James R. Mack, Nunda, G. Treasurer; Harman G. Reynolds, Springfield, G. Seere- tary.

City Lodges.

La Fayette Lode , No. 18, Meets at Masonic Temple Monday evenings, Edward Rob- bins, W. M .; A. W. Hitchcock, S. W .; E. L. Ives, J. W .; A. Kohn, Treasurer; M. Kohn, Secretary ; J. J. Whilt, Jr. S.D .; - - J. D .; J. P. Forus, Tyler. Oriental Lodge No. 33. Meets at Masonic Tem- ple Friday evenings. R. W. Dunham, W. MI .; J. A. Bunce, S. W .; Wm. A. Thrall, J. W .; A. G. Burley, Treas ; II. G. Chase, Secretary; Ino. P. Jones, S. D ; J. D. Cole, Jr., J. D .; Jno. S. Russell, Tyler.

Garden City Lodge, No. 141. Meets at Ma- sonic Temple Wednesday evenings. John W. Norris, W. M .; L. A. Hamblin, S. W .; Christian Linek, J. W .; Henry Starring, Treas .; C. II. Lillibridge, Secretary ; D. A. Cashman, S. D .; W. T. Morrow, J. D .; E. Cook, S. S .; James Wright, J. S .; E. J. Higgins, Tyler

Wahansia Lodge, No. 160. Meets at Blaney Hall Tuesday evenings. J. D. Church, W. MI .; G. S. Barstow, S. W .: T. Adams, J. W .; J. P. Brewster, Treas .; II W. Zimmerman, Sect's; G. H. Loomis, S D ; J. M. Ryan, .T. D .; S. Nidley, S. S .; S. W. Wheeler, J. S .; I. P. Hatfield, Tyler.

Germania Lodge, No. 182. Meets at Masonic Temple Thursday evenings, Bernar | Rei- ser, W. M .: Julins Ulrich, S. W .; C. F. Franks, J. W .; Martin Schmutz, Treas .: F. C. Weber, Sec'y ; Louis Spricht, S. 1) .; Wm. Blandow, J. D .; E. J. Higgins, Tyler.

Win. B. Warren Lodge, No. 209. Meets at Masonic Temple Tuesday evenings G. W. Petre, W. M .; Newell Snow, S. W .; Sam. 0. Smith, J. W .; H. C. Wentworth, Treas .; W. F. Wentworth, Sec'y; G-o. M. Inger- soll, S. D .; Eli Payne, J. D .: . J. W. Taft, S. S .; Joseph Wilde, J. S ; E. J. Higgins, Tyler. Cleveland Lodge, No. 211, meets at 80 W Randolph Thurs. eve's. Nathan W. Huutley, W. M .; Geo. H. Gibson, S. W .; J. D. Perkins,J. WV .; Wiley M. Egan, Treas .; Henry Sweet, Sec'y .; John E. Clague, S D .; E. II. Humph- rey, J. D .; I. P. Hatfield, Tyler.

B'aney Lodge, No. 271, meets at Blaney Hall Wednesday evenings. G. R. Smith, W. M .; D. C. Cregier, S. W .; Win. E. Wheeler, J. W .; A. II. Blackall, Treas .; B. B. W. Locke, Sec'y .; Rev. Robt. Collyer, Chaplain ; Geo. B. Carpenter, S. D .; Wu, Hme, J. D .; Joseph B. Lewis, S. S .; Geo. C. Morgan, J. S .; I. P. Hatfield, Tyler

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Accordia Lodye No. 277, mects s e cor W Independent Order of Sons of Herman. Randolph and Clinton Friday evenings. J. { WV. Eschenburg, W. M .; A. Ortmayer, S. W .; J. Deschauer, J. W .; Chas. Deschauer, Treas .; A. Kaltenegger, Sec'y .; Hermann Vogler, S. D .; Francis Holbeck, J. D .; Theo- dore Asmus, M. C.

Ashlar Lodge, No. 308, meets at Blaney Hall Saturday evenings. Geo. W. Deering, W. M .; N. F. Cooke, S. W .; John G. Shortall, J. W .; Philip Wadsworth, Treas .; E. W. Jones, Sec'y .; Rev. W. M. Reynolds, Chap- lain ; Chas. A. Gregory, S. D .; Sam'l. S. Greeley, J. D .; F. B. Peabody, S. S .; M. D. Wells, J. S .; J. P. Hatfield, Tyler.

Dearborn Lodge, No. 310, meets cor Mich av and Ringold Place Friday evenings. E. W. Jones, W. M .; Wm. II. Reid, S. W .; N. Goold, J. W .; H. N. Hurlbut, Treas .; Fran- cis Munson, Sec'y .; A. M. Hogle, S. D .; John Nash, J. D .; Isaac Parker, Tyler.

Kilwinning Lodge, No 311, meets cor Kinzie and N LaSalle sts, on Thursday evenings, Frank G. Green, W. M .: Geo. W. Wood, S. W .; H. O. Bicknell, J. W.

Lafayette Chapter, No. 2, meets at Masonic Temple on Monday evenings. James H. Miles, II. P .; E. W. Jones, K ; J. A. Bunce, S .; R. W. Dunham, C. H .; J. S. Turner, P. S .; A. G. Burley, Treas .; II. G. Chase, Sec'y .; L. K. Osborn, Tyler.

Washington Chapter, No. 43, meets at 80 W Randolph st, on Friday evenings. Wiley M. Egan, H. P .; N. W. Huntley, K .; John W. Norris, S .; Geo. H. Gibson, C. H .; T. T. Gurney, P. S .. E. M. Doolittle, Treas .; S. E. Underhill, Sec'y .; I. P. Hatfield, Tyler.

Grand Council of Illinois, R. and S. M .-- Next meeting at Springfield, Illinois, October 2, 1863. Charles Fisher, Springfield, G. P. ; O. H. Miner, Springfield, D. G. P. ; E. B. Stevens, Chicago, G. T. I. ; Geo. Grossley, Princeton, G. P. C. W. ; James C. Mack, Nunda, G. Treas. ; H. G. Reynolds, Spring. field, G. Rec.

Chicago Council, No. 4, meets at Masonic Tem- ple on first Saturday of each month. E. W. Jones, T. I. G. M .; V. L Hurlbut, D. I. G. M .; J. A. Bunce, P. C. W .; H. W. Bige- low, Treas .; John P. Jones, Ree .; R. W. Dunham, C. G .: C. R. Vandercook, Stew- ard; L. K. Osborn, Sentinel.

Grand Commandery of Illinois, K. T .-- Geo. Decring, Chicago, G. C .; Wm. H. Turner, Chicago, D. G. C. ; J. H. Hibbard, Alton, G. Glo. ; N. F. Prentice, Freeport, G. C. G. ; Robert II. Foss, Chicago, G. Treas. ; Henry C. Ranney, Chicago, G. Rec.

Apollo Commandery, No. 1, meets at Masonic Temple on Tuesday evenings. V. L. Hurl- but, E. C .; G. R. Smith, Glo .; Wiley M. Egan, C. G .; J. S. Turner, P .; Frank G. Green, S. W .; R. C. Garrabrant, J. W .; H. W. Bigelow, Treas .; J. A. Montgomery, Rec .; L. K. Osborn, C. G.

Grand Lodge, No. 1, of Chicago. Meets once in three months at the Hall 76 and 78 La- Salle streets. President, Jacob Botz. Viee President, Jacob Botinan. Secretary, Frederick Grott; Treasurer, Gabriel Kelley. Chicago Lodge, No. 1. Meets every Monday evening at the Hall, 76 and 78 LaSalle street.

Thomas Paine Lodge, No. 2. Meets every Tuesday at 76 and 78 LaSalle street.

Freie Maenner Lodge, No. 3. Meets every Wednesday evening at 76 and 78 LaSalle street.

Sigel Lodge, No. 4. Meets every Saturday evening.

Washington. Lodge, No. 5. Meets every Thurs- day evening. Officers. President, Anton Eschback ; Vice President, William Bross ; Secretary, Theodore Roggenbach; Assis- tant Secretary William Zschocke.

Independent Order of Chaldeans.

Grand Lodge. Meets in Teutoma Hall. Pres- ident, Cornals Hau; Secretaiy, H. Well- mann.

Myron Lodge, No. 1. Meets in Teutonia HIall every Thursday evening. President, Fred- erick Busse ; Secretary, Henry Swartz.

Aurora Lodge, No. 2. Meets in Teutonia Hall every Friday evening.

Tusnele Lodge, No. 3. Meets every Saturday evening at Teutonia Hall

Achmet Lodge, No. 4. Meets in Apollo Hall every Monday evening.

Norwegian Literary and Benev- olent Society.

Nora's Lodge No. 1. R. H. K. Incorporated 1863. Meets every Tuesday evening in rooms 3d floor, corner Desplaines and Mil- waukee avenue. Election annually on third Tuesday in June.

U. D. O. Marugari. Frederick Busse D. D. G. B. of Illinois.

Cherusker Lodge, No. 43. Meets in Teutonia Hall every Wednesday. President, John Klein Schmidt; Vice President, Daniel Roth ; Secretary, Frederick Groth; Treas- urer, Nieholas Menden.

Teutonia Lodge, No. 47. Meets in Apollo Hall every Teusday evening. President, Will- iam Reinarth ; Vice President, John Da- volt; Secretary, Justus Gross; Treasurer, --- Hann.

United Ancient Order of Druids.

Grand Grove of the State of Illinois at Quin- cy.

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Schiller Grove, No. 4. Mocts every Saturday evening corner Clinton and Randolph.

Columbia Grove, No. 5. Meets every Thurs- day evning corner Clinton and Randolph.

Goethe Grove, No. 9. Meets every Monday eve- ning at Teutonia Hall, Randolph street.

Humboldt Grove, No. 12. Meets every Tues- day at Teutonia Hall, Randolph street.

Garden City Grove, No. 13. Meets every Fri- day on LaSalle, opposite Court House

Apollo Grand Chapter, No 1. Meets every fortnight, corner Clinton and Randolph.

Tan Rensselaer Grand Lodge of Perfection, -- Meets at Masonic Temple first and third Thursdays. Geo. W. Deering, 33d, T. P. G. M. : C. R. Starkweather, 83d, Ill. D. G. M .; II. C. Ranney, 32d, S. G. W .: E. B. Stevens, 32d, J. G. W. ; L. P. Hilliard, 3211, G. K. of S. ; Robert H. Foss, 33d, G. Treasurer ; John B. King, 32d, G. Seere- tary ; HI. A. Johnson, Ssd, G. M. of C .; E. IV. Jones, 32d, G. Captain of G .; L. K. Osborn, S2d, G. Tyler.

Occidental Sovereign Consistory, S, P. R. S .- Meets at Masonie Temple. C. R. Stark- weather, 38d, Commander in Chief; J. V. Z. Blaney, 321, 1st Lient. Commander ; W. W. Mitchell, $2d, 2d Lieut. Commander ; H. A. Johnson, 33d, Minister of State ; Geo. W. Deering, 33d, G. Secretary : Robert II. Foss, 33d, G. Treasurer ; I. P. Hilliard, 82d, G. Chancellor; H. C. Rauney, 32d, G. Architect and Engineer ; E B. Stevens, $2d, G. Sword Bearer; J. H. Miles, 32d, G. Captain of Guards. E. W. Jones, 32d, G. Hospitaller : John B. King, 22d, G. Master of Entrances.

Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows.

The annual session of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of Illinois is held in the city of Springfield on the second Tues- day of October. The Grand Officers for the current year are these: H. G. Rev. nolds, M. W. G. Master, Springfieldl ; J. R. Seroggs, R. W. G. M., Freeport; W. W. Winters, R. W. G. Warden, Chicago; Jas. E. Starr, R. W. G. Secretary, Alton ; Jas. Jackson, R. W. G. Treasurer, Jacksonville ; -J. Griswold, R. W. G. Rep. to G. L. U. S., Mound City ; E A. Rucker, R. W. G. Rep. to G. L. U. S., Chicago ; C Perkins, W. G. Chaplin, Chicago ; S. S. Wells, W. G. Mar- shal, Somonauk; A. N. Dougherty, W. G. Conductor, Jonesboro ; Joseph Saul, W. G. Guardian, Springfield ; Isaae N. Frost, W. G. Herald, Wapella.

The Grand Encampment of Illinois holds its annual session in the city of Springfield, on the evening of the second Tuesday of Octo- ber of each year. Officers : Allen C. Lewis, Chicago, M. W. G. Patriarch; A. S. Bab- cock, Blackberry, M. E. G. High Priest ;

Thomas F. Mitchell, Bloo nbiztos E W. G. Senior Warden ; James E. Star, Alton, R. W. G. Scribe and Treasurer; J. C. Spare, Galena, R. W. G. Junior Warden ; David Simm-, Alton, John C. Smith, Galem, R. W. G. Representatives to the R. W. G. L. U. S. : Joseph O. King, Jacksonville, W. G. Sentinel.

Subordinate Lodges and En- campments in the City of Chi- cago.

Union Lodge, No. 9. Meets at Harmony Hall, 18 Clark street, every Thursday evening. N. G., T. W. Seymour ; Secretary, Wil. Hopkinson ; G. Master's Deputy, C. Per- kins.

Duane Lodge, No. 11. Meets at Harmony IIall every Tuesday evening. N. G., F. R. Burchett ; Secretary, Edward A. Rueker; G. Master's Deputy, II. L. Rucker.

Excelsior Lody. No. 29. Meets et Harmony Hall every Wednesday evening. Ives Seo- ville, N. G. ; J. W. Socor, Secretary ; John G. Rogers, (. Master's Deputy.

Chicago Lodge, No. 53. Meets at Metropoli- tan Hall every Monday evening. Jos. T. Chambers, N. G. ; John McEven, Secre- tary ; A. M. Barstow, G. Master's Deputy.

Robert Blum Lodge, No. 58 (German). Meets at Metropolitan Hill every Tuesday even- ing. Xavier Rittzinger, N. G .: George Schwarz, Secretary; Christian Boerner, (i. Master's Deputy.

Fort Dearborn Lodge, No, 214. Meets at No. 89 West Randolph street, every Tuesday evening. Wm, Sharp, N. G. ; F. H. Sleep- er, G. Master's Deputy.

Harmonia Lenge, No. 221 (German). Meets at N. E, comer of S. Clinton an 1 W. R.an- doiph streets, every Wednesday evening. Chas, Kaltenbach, N, G, ; John Folz, See- retury ; F. W. Forch, G. Master's Deputy.

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Chicago city directory and business advertiser 1863-64, Part 104

Author: Publication date: 1864 Publisher: Chicago Number of Pages: 684

Author:
Publication date: 1864
Publisher: Chicago
Number of Pages: 684