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CHICAGO SEVENTH DAY BAP- TIST CHURCH-40 Randolph. Pas- tor, Rev. M. B. Kelly.
CHURCH OF CHRIST - Pastor, Rev. F. S. Van Eps, 64th cor. Wood- lawn av.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST- (Scientist) 4015 Drexel boul.
GERMAN ADVENT CHURCH- 274 Augusta. Pastor, Rev. C. M. Koier.
PACIFIC GARDEN MISSION-100 E. Vanburen, Supt. Mrs. Geo. R. Clarke; Asst. Supt. Harry Monroe. Meetings every evening.
SEAMEN'S BETHEL-East end Randolph street viaduct. Chaplain, Rev. Edward R. Pierce.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY- (Chicago Branch) 511 Masonic Temple
CONSULS IN CHICAGO.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC-43 W. Randolph. Consul, P. S. Hudson.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY - 309, 184 Lasalle. Vice and Acting Consul, Hans Schwegel.
BELGIUM - 404, 160 Washington. Consul, Charles Henrotin.
BRAZIL-205, 19 Wabash av. Con- sul, Stuart R. Alexander.
CHILE-57, 22d. Consul, Mathew J. Steffens.
COSTA RICA-716, 56, 5th av. Con- sul, Berthold Singer.
DENMARK-407, 59 Dearborn. Consul, C. H. Hanson. Vice-Consul, Villas K. Assens.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - 832, 204 Dearborn. Consul, Frederick W. Job.
FRANCE-1511 Ashland blk. Con- sul, Henri Merou; V .- Consul-Chancel- lor, Maurice Heilmann.
GERMAN EMPIRE-8th floor Schil- ler bldg. Consul, Dr. W. Wever; Ist Vice-Consul, Dr. J. A. Lettenbaur; 2d Vice-Consul, Dr. E. Zoepffel.
GREAT BRITAIN - 622 Pullman bldg. Consul, William Wyndham; V .- Consul, Thomas Erskine; Asst. V. Consul, A. R. Getty.
GREECE - 34, 95 Dearborn. Con- sul-General, Nicholas Salopoulos.
ITALY-500, 56, 5th av. Consul, Count Anthony Rozwadowski ..
JAPAN - 705 Chamb. Com. bldg. Consul, Hon. Toshiro Fujita; Chan- cellor, Yoshito Komma.
MEXICO-4009 Drexel boul. Con- sul, Felipe Berriozabal, jr.
NETHERLANDS-85 Washington. Consul, Geo. Birkhoff, jr.
NICARAGUA. GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS-26 Board Trade bldg. Consul-General, Geo. Frederick Stone.
PERU-502, 358 Dearborn. Consul, Charles H. Sergel.
PORTUGAL-5463 Jefferson av. S. Chapman Simms.
RUSSIA-56, 5th av. Consul, Baron A. A. Schlippenbach.
SPAIN - 716, 56, 5th av. Acting Consul, Berthold Singer.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY - La- salle se. cor. Washington. V .- Consul, John R. Lindgren.
SWITZERLAND-172 Washington. Consul, A. Holinger.
TURKEY - 404, 160 Washington. Consul, Chas. Henrotin.
URUGUAY REPUBLIC - 311. 42 River. Consul, C. C. Turner.
VENEZUELA-809, 17 Vanburen. R. Consul, Pedro Alvizua.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
12th floor, 109 Randolph.
Office open-From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays from 9 a. m. to I p. m. President-Graham H. Harris. Vice-President-Clayton Mark. Secretary-Lewis E. Larson.
STREETER HOSPITAL 2646 Calumet Ave.
ONE OF THE FINEST HOSPI- TALS IN THE WORLD :
Every Convenience for Modern Surgery. The advantages of this Hospital are open to profession
ATTENDING STAFF
JOHN WILLIAMS STREETER, M.D., Chief
E. H. PRATT, M.D., L.L.D. SHELDON LEAVITT, M.D.
JOSEPH H. LOW, M.D. T. E. COSTAIN, M.D. MARIAN OUSLEY-RUSSELL, M.D. 1
N. D. DELAMETER, M.D., Neurologist C. G. FULLER, Oculist and Aurist EDWARD CLARK STREETER, Pathologist and Resident Physician MILDRED R. WINANS, Superintendent of Training School
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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
Thomas Brenan. Term expires 1902.
Daniel R. Cameron. Term expires 1902.
Clayton Mark. Term expires 1902.
Christian Meier. - Term expires 1902. Joseph Stolz. Term expires 1902. Chester M. Dawes Term expires 1902.
George W. Claussenius. Term ex- pires 1902.
E. C. Dudley. Term expires 1903.
John T. Keating. Term expires 1903. Graham H. Harris. Term expires 1903.
Caroline K. Sherman. Term expires 1903.
Thomas Gallagher. Term expires 1903.
Edwin H. Rowland. Term expires 1903.
Edward Tilden. Term expires 1903. Isabella O'Keeffe. Term expires 1904. Frank J. Loesch. Term expires 1904. Joseph Downey. Term expires 1904. John R. Wolff. Term expires 1904. Charles J. Holmes. Term expires 1904.
Heinrich Hartung. Term expires 1904.
Charles J. Vopica. Term expires 1904.
Regular meetings of the Board are held on alternate Wednesday evenings.
Superintendent of Schools - Edwin G. Cooley.
District Superintendents - A. G. Lane, Albert R. Sabin, M. Elizabeth Farson, William C. Dodge, Leslie Lewis, Mary E. Vaughan, Edward C. Delano, Henry G. Clark, Lincoln P. Goodhue, Ella C. Sullivan, Charles D. Lowry, William C. Payne, Alfred Kirk, Wm. W. Speer.
Business Manager-John A. Guil- ford.
Chief Engineer-Thomas J. Waters. Auditor-George G. Custer.
Superintendent of Supplies - John W. Foster.
Architect-W. B. Mundie.
Free Kindergartens.
CHICAGO FREE KINDERGAR- TEN ASSOCIATION-640, 203 Michi- gan_av. H. N. Higinbotham, Pres .; W. E. Kelley, Treas .; Richard Nash, Rec. Sec .; Mrs. L.A. Hagans, Cor. Sec.
NORMAL AND TRAINING DEPARTMENT.
Prairie av. cor. 30th.
Faculty-Miss Eva B. Whitmore, General Superintendent ; Miss Alice Temple, Principal; Miss Sarah Han-
son, Asst. Principal of Normal, and Training Department, Miss Alice Tem · ple, Physical Culture; Mrs. Jessie L. Gaynor, Vocal Music; Mrs. Crosby Adams, Instrumental Music; Lucy S. Silke, Drawing ; Prof. Louis C. Monin, History of Education: Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus, Art; Prof. J. Zueblin, Sociology.
THE KINDERGARTENS.
ARMOUR-33d and Armourav. No. I and No. 2.
CHAS. KOZMINSKI-54th cor. In- gleside av.
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY ELE- MENTARY SCHOOL-5412 Ellis av.
DOOLITTLE - 35th cor. Cottage Grove av.
ELEANOR REID-2541 Calumet av.
FORRESTVILLE-45th and For- restville av.
GAD'S HILL SETTLEMENT-W. 22d cor. S. Robey.
HYDE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Washington av. cor. 53d
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH-3825 Dearborn.
KEITH-34th cor. Dearborn.
LINCOLN STREET-W. 22d pl. cor. S. Lincoln.
MARCY HOME-134 Newberry av.
MARIE CHAPEL-Wentworth av. cor. 23d pl.
MAXWELL SETTLEMENT-270 Maxwell.
PLYMOUTH-3027 Butler.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN - Vin- cennes av. cor. 36th.
UNION AV .- Union av. cor. W. 44th. UNIVERSITY CONGREGATION- AL CHURCH-Madison av. cor. 56th.
WALTER SCOTT - Washington av. cor 65th.
W. DIVISION-336 W. Division.
Chicago Kindergarten College.
IO Vanburen. Mrs. J. N. Crouse, Elizabeth Harrison, Principals.
HOSPITALS.
ALEXIAN BROTHERS HOSPI- TAL-Belden and Racine avs. AUGUSTANA HOSPITAL - 480 Cleveland av.
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BENNETT HOSPITAL-Ada nw. cor. Fulton.
BOHEMIAN HOSPITAL-572 Blue Island av.
CHICAGO BAPTIST HOSPITAL -3400 to 3418 Rhodes av.
CHICAGO CHARITY HOSPI- TAL- 2407 Dearborn.
CHICAGO EYE AND EAR HOSPI- TAL-908, 126 State.
CHICAGO HOMEOPATHIC HOS- PITAL -- S. Wood se. cor. York.
CHICAGO HOSPITAL - 49th nr. Drexel boul.
CHICAGO LYING-IN HOSPITAL -294 S. Ashland av.
CHICAGO MATERNITY HOSPI- TAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSERY MAIDS - 1033 N. Clark.
CHICAGO POLICLINIC AND HOSPITAL-174 and 176 Chicago av.
COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL-W. Harrison cor. S. Wood.
DETENTION HOSPITAL-S. Wood nw. cor. W. Polk.
ENGLEWOOD UNION HOSPI- TAL-838 to 840 W. 64th
FRANCES E. WILLARD NA- TIONAL TEMPERANCE HOS- PITAL-167 S. Sangamon.
GERMAN-AMERICAN HOSPI - TAL-30 and 32 Belden ct.
GERMAN HOSPITAL-754 and 756 Larrabee.
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL-2812 to 2816 Groveland av.
ILLINOIS CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY-227 W. Adams.
ISOLATION HOSPITAL-S.Lawn- dale av. cor. W. 35th,
LAKESIDE HOSPITAL - 4147 Lake av.
MARINE HOSPITAL-N. Halsted nr. Graceland av. five miles north of court house, on lake shore. Office, Rand-McNally bldg. rooms 315 to 319.
MARION SIMS HOSPITAL-438 Lasalle av.
MARY THOMPSON HOSPITAL OF CHICAGO FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN-W. Adams nw. cor. S. Paulina.
MAURICE PORTER MEMORIAL FREE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN -606 Fullerton av.
MERCY HOSPITAL-Calumet av. cor. 26th.
MICHAEL REESE HOSPITAL- 29th ne. cor. Groveland av.
MONROE STREET HOSPITAL- W. Monroe nw. cor. S. Campbell av.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN HOS- PITAL-778 N. Artesian av.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN TA- BITHA HOSPITAL-N. Francisco av. sw. cor. Thomas.
PASSAVANT MEMORIAL HOS- PITAL-194 Superior.
PEOPLE'S HOSPITAL-2184 Archer av.
POST-GRADUATE HOSPITAL- (Under direction of Post-Graduate Medical School.) Dearborn sw. cor. 24th.
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL-W. Congress s.e. cor. S. Wood.
PROVIDENT HOSPITAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL - 36th cor. Dearborn.
QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE FOR NURSES-518 W. Adams.
ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL-W. Divi- · sion cor. N. 48th av.
ST. ANTHONY DE PADUA HOS- PITAL (German Catholic)-W. 19th cor. Douglas boul.
ST.ANTHONY S HOSPITAL AND ORPHANAGE-14 Frankfort
ST. ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL- N. Claremont av. ne. cor. Lemoyne.
ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL-360 Garfield av. nw. cor. Burling.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL-1426 to 1436 Indiana av.
ST. MARY'S OF NAZARETH- 258 W. Division.
STREETER HOSPITAL-2646 Cal- umet av.
WESLEY HOSPITAL-2459 Dear- born.
WEST SIDE HOSPITAL-819 to 823 W. Harrison.
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL OF CHI- CAGO-32d nw. cor. Rhodes av.
LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS.
ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECH- NOLOGY LIBRARY - 33d sw. cor. Armour av.
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CHICAGO HISTORICAL SO- CIETY LIBRARY-142 Dearborn av. nw. cor. Ontario.
CHICAGO LAW INSTITUTE- Room 414 County bldg.
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY- Washington cor. Michigan av. Open week days from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sun- days 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Regular meetings of the Board 2d and 4th Thursday of each month, at 4 p.m.
CHICAGO THEOSOPHICAL SO- CIETY LIBRARY-Room 424 Athe- næum bldg. 26 Vanburen.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM-308, 6 Madison.
CHURCH CLUB LIBRARY - 510 Masonic Temple.
HAMMOND LIBRARY -43 War- ren av.
HEBREW MISSIONARY SOCIE- TY AND FREE READING ROOM -497 S. Halsted.
JOHN CRERAR LIBRARY-6th fl. 87 Wabash av.
. NEWBERRY LIBRARY - Wal- ton pl. bet. N. Clark and Dearborn av.
PULLMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY- 73 and 77 Arcade bldg. (P.)
TEMPERANCE READING ROOM-5531 S. Halsted.
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION - Garfield boul. cor. Wentworth av. Open from 12 m. to 5 p.m.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL AND SUNDAY SCHOOL TRAVELING LIBRARIES-1841 Wabash av.
VIRGINIA LIBRARY-326 Belden av.
WESTERN NEW CHURCH UN- ION BOOK ROOM - 900 Steinway Hall. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY LIBRARY-1113 Wash- ington boul.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS- SOCIATION READING ROOM - Open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. ex- cept Sundays, 153 Lasalle; 542 W. Monroe; 610 Wilson av .: 428 Garfield boul .; 5701 Rosalie ct .; W. 5Ist cor S. St. Louis av .; 169-171 Plymouth ct. ; N. 4Ist av. and W. Kinzie.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS- SOCIATION READING ROOM (Scandinavian)-317 W. Erie. Read- ing room and library open every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
MILITARY.
United States Army.
Stationed at Headquarters, Depart- ment of the Lakes, Pullman bldg., southwest cor. Michigan av. and Adams st.
Major General E. S. Otis, command- ing department, room No. 406.
Captain John J. Bradley, Aide-de- Camp, room No. 405.
First Lieut. Robert Fields, Aide-de- Camp, room No. 405.
Major C. H. Murray, Acting Adju- tant General, room No. 403.
Colonel E. A. Garlington, Inspector General, room No. 61I.
Major H. C. Carbaugh, Judge Advo- cate; room No. 407.
Col. E. P. Atwood, Asst. Quarter- master General, Chief Quartermaster; room No. 415.
Major W. H. Miller, Quartermaster Department, Disbursing Quarter- master; room No. 416.
Major C. R. Krauthoff, Sub. Dept., Chief Commissary; room No. 417.
Lieut. Col, T. E. Wilcox, Deputy Surgeon General, Chief Surgeon; room No. 404.
Col. A. S. Tower, Asst. Paymaster General, Chief Paymaster; room No. 610.
Lieut. Col. O. H. Ernst, Corps of Engineers, Engineer Officer; room No. 600.
Major H. I. Raymond, Surgeon U. S. A., Attending Surgeon; room No. 602.
Capt. S. Howell, Paymaster; room No. 506.
Major J. H. Willard, Corps of En- gineers. In charge of River and Harbor Improvements; 1637 Indiana Av.
Major C. R. Krauthoff, Subsistence Department, Depot Commissary of Subsistence; II Lake.
Major W. T. Wood, Recruiting Offi- cer; r94 Clark.
Capt. D. A. Frederick, Recruiting Officer; 82 W. Madison.
Capt. E. M. Lewis, Recruiting Offi- cer; 426 State.
First Lieut. A. T. Clifton, Signal Corps, Recruiting Officer; 194 Clark.
Illinois First Brigade National Guard.
Stationed at Chicago Headquarters, 414 Tacoma bldg., Brigadier General Chas. FitzSimons, Commanding. Bri- gade Staff: Asst. Adjutant General, Col. Henry B. Maxwell; Inspector
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General, Lieut. Col. Francis A. Rid- dle; Judge Advocate, Lieut. Col. Edward T. Glennon; Inspector of Rifle Practice, Lieut. Col. E. J. Dim- mick; Surgeon, Lieut. Col Charles Adams; Commissary of Subsistence, Major F. Sontag; Quartermaster, Major Florian O. Bartlett; Aide-de- Camp, First Lieut. Frederick B. Hart.
First Regiment Infantry.
Armory, 1542 Michigan av. Field and Staff Officers-Colonel, Joseph B. San- born; Commanding, Lieut. Col. Frank O. Lowden; Majors, J. M. Eddy, jr., M. I. C. Funkhouser, James Miles; Ad- jutant, Capt. William J. Sanderson; Quartermaster, Capt. William K. Knoch; Commissary, Capt. Burwell Gunther; Insp. of Rifle Practice, Capt. Rush C. Butler; Surgeon, Major William G. Willard; Asst. Surgeons, Capt. Thomas E. Roberts, Lieuts. Samuel C. Stanton, William S. White, C. B. Walls; Chaplain, Capt. Hiram W. Thomas; Battalion Adjutants, Lieuts. Frank L. Cheney, Benjamin Zweig, Charles S. Frink.
Company A-Capt. Percy B. Coffin. Company B-Capt. Walter H. Mc- Comb. Company C-Capt. E. W. Peck- ham. Company D-Capt. Henry M. Zweig. Company E-Capt. A. F. Lott. Company F-Capt. C. A. Towne. Company G - Capt. A. J. Rosenthal. Company H-Capt. Charles H. Warren, jr. Company I-Capt. W. H. Chenoweth. Company K -Capt. George K. Herman. Company L- Capt. Joseph J. Rockwell. Company M - Capt. Horace J. Mellum.
First Regiment Cavalry.
Headquarters, 526 N. Clark. Col. Edward C. Young, Commanding; Lieut. Col. R. B. Fort; Adjutant, Capt. Willis Counselman; Quartermaster, Capt. Leo Wampold; Ordnance Offi- cer, Capt. Harry C. Cassidy; Com- missary, Capt. B. Chiperfield: Sur- geon, Major T. J. Robeson; Asst. Sur- geon, Capt. Jesse Rowe; Vet. Surgeon, Capt. Stewart S. Baker.
First Squadron-Major F. B. Alsip. Second Squadron-Major Milton J. Foreman.
Troop A-Captain J. C. Wilson.
Troop C-Captain E. A. Hoeppner. Troop E-Captain C. H. Alsip. Troop F-Captain F. B. Sherwin.
Second Regiment Infantry.
Armory, Washington boul. ne. cor. S. Curtis. Field and Staff Officers-Col-
onel, James E. Stuart, Commanding ; Lieut.Col. James J.Healy; Majors, John J. Garrity, James H. Stansfield, John McFadden; Adjutant, Capt. Arthur D. Rehm; Quartermaster, Capt. F. W. Laas; Inspector of Rifle Practice, Capt. Gustav A. Larson; Commissary, Capt. August W. Miller; Surgeon, Major Buell S. Rogers; Asst. Surgeons, Capt. B. McPherson Linnell, Lieuts. Charles H. Parkes, F. Jay Connell; Chaplain, Horace W. Bolton; Battal- ion Adjutants, Lieuts. Edward J. Sharp, Theodore E. Gurney, William E. Hoinville.
Company A -Capt. John Bauder. Company B-Capt. Thomas J. Mc- Conlogue. Company C-Capt. - Company D-Capt. Frank E. Waska. Conpany E-Capt. John E. Vannatta. Company F-Capt. Bernard J. Burnes. Company G-Capt. Benjamin E. Men- delsohn. Company H-Capt. Louis A. Boening. Company I-Capt. Frank W. Mechener. Company K-Capt. Frank T. Caspers. Company L-Capt. John W. Swatek. Company M-Capt. Robert Y. Wallace.
Seventh Regiment Infantry.
Armory, Wabash av. cor. Hubbard pl. Field and Staff Officers: Colonel Daniel Moriarity, Commanding ; Lieut. Col. John M. Clasby; Majors, Martin Duhig, Jeremiah J. Sisk, Joseph Moore; Adjutant, Capt. John J. Ryan; Quartermaster, Capt. Wil- liam W. Harless; Commissary, Capt. A. I. Simmons; Inspector of Rifle Practice, Capt. Daniel M. Healy; Sur- geon, Major Thomas J. Sullivan; Asst. Surgeons, Capt. George W. Mahoney, Lieuts. Frank P. St. Clair, A. N. J. Dolan, B. F. Flanigan; Chaplain, Capt. Edward A. Kelly; Battalion Adjutants, Lieuts. John J. McGillen, John R. McCabe, Alexander J. McKay.
Company A-Capt. P. J. Ratigan. Company B-Capt. Charles E. Gil- bert. Company C-Capt. Timothy M. Kennedy. Company D-Capt. Frank McGuigan. Company E-Capt. C. S. Kelly. Company F -Capt. john J. Quinn. Company G-Capt. Thomas E. Agnew. Company H-Capt. James P. Walsh. Company I-Capt. Michael Casey. Company K - Capt. Thomas Quinlan. Company L-Capt. Maurice Holloway. Company M-Capt. James Connelly.
Eighth Battalion Infantry (Col- ored).
Armory, 3652 Dearborn. Major John R. Marshall, Commanding: Adjutant,
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Capt. James H. Johnson; Insp. Rifle Practice, Capt. William H. Jefferson; Surgeons, Capt. Allen A. Wesley and Capt. Edward S. Miller; Quarter- master, First Lieut. James S. Nelson; Chaplain. Capt. John F. Thomas.
Company A-Capt. Theodore R. Van Pelt. Company B - Capt. Adolph Thomas. Company C-Capt. Charles L. Hunt. Company D-Capt. Robert R. Jackson.
Sixth Regiment Infantry.
Headquarters, 90 Lasalle. Col. D. J. Foster, Commanding: Adjutant, Capt. John J. Cairns; Quartermaster, Capt. F. W. Barber; Surgeon, Patri- cinne J. H. Farwell.
Signal Corps.
Headquarters, Washington boul. ne. 4 cor. S. Curtis. Capt. John W. Mc- Connell, Commanding; Ist Lieut. David N. Williams. Commanding First Detachment.
Artillery' Headquarters.
Battery D-Armory 2106 N. Clark. Capt. Maurice Woolman; Ist Lieut., Emil C. Luedeke; 2d Lieut., Victor G. Krick; Jr. 2d Lieut., Gunner Gram.
Illinois Zouaves.
Armory, 40 Clark. Captain, Benj. A. Case. Ist Lieut., Louis A. Hugullet; 2d Lieut., Joseph A. Webber.
Hussar Squadron.
Staff Officers-Major
Judge Advocate, Adjutant J. J. Mur- ray; Surgeon, Stuart Johnstone, M.D .; Chaplain, Rev. R. A. White.
Troop A-Capt. H. Waldo Howe. Troop B-Capt. Matt W. Pinkerton.
Naval Militia of Illinois.
Headquarters, 20 Michigan av. Capt. Henry A. Allen, Commanding; Claude E. Fitch, Com. Chief of Staff; Chief Engineer, Granville Kimball: Paymas- ter, Horatio L. Waite; Ordnance Offi- cer, Lieut. Bertrand R. T. Collins; Junior Grade Signal Officer, Lieut. Frank S. Boals; Aide, Ensign Web- ster T. Smith.
FIRST SHIP'S CREW.
Headquarters, 20 Michigan av. Commander, Samuel E. Darby; Lieut. Commander, C. W. Tuttle; Lieut. Navigating and Ordnance Officer, Louis C. Roberts; Past Asst. Surgeon, Roy M. Wheeler; Paymaster, Lieut. John A. Jameson; Engineer, Lieut.
Martin T. Kimman; Past Asst. En- gineer, Lieut. Junior Grade, Edward L. Bateman; Ensign and Aide, C. C. H. Zillman.
Ist Division - Lieut. Commanding, W. F. Purdy ; Lieut. Junior Grade, F. H. Atkinson; Ensigns, Cecil Page, W. A. Stevens.
2d Division - Lieut. Commanding, E. R. Mason; Lieut. Junior Grade, William N. McMunn; Ensigns, B. Mason and W. A. Evers.
3d Division - Lieut. Commanding, W. V. Aikman; Lieut. Junior Grade, H. Wait; Ensigns, Claude B. Jacobs and C. Stafford.
4th Division - Lieut. Commanding, Raymond C. Turck; Lieut. Junior Grade, -; Ensigns, W. F. Sims, George R. Miles.
MUSEUMS.
CHICAGO ACADEMY OF SCI- ENCES-Matthew Laflin Memorial Bldg., Lincoln Park. Pres. Prof. Thomas C. Chamberlain; Sec. William K. Higiey; Treas., Louis E. Laflin.
FIELD COLUMBIAN MUSEUM -Jackson Park. Pres. H. N. Higin- botham; Ist Vice-Pres. Martin A. Ryer- son; 2d Vice-Pres. Norman B. Ream; Secretary, George Manierre; Treasurer, Byron L. Smith; Director, Frederick J. V. Skiff.
PARKS.
DOUGLAS-W. 12th, S. Fairfield av. W. Nineteenth and S. Albany avs.
DOUGLAS MONUMENT SQUARE -Foot 35th.
ELLIS-36th, 37th and Langley av.
GARFIELD-W. Madison, S.Homan av. W. Lake.
HUMBOLDT- W. North av. S. California av. W. Division.
JACKSON-The Lake, 56th, Stony Island av. 67th
JEFFERSON-W. Adams, Throop, W. Monroe, Loomis.
LAKE FRONT - See U. S. Grant Park.
LINCOLN-The Lake, North av. N. Clark, N. Park av. Diversey av.
MIDWAY PLAISANCE-Cottage Grove av. to Stony Island av. bet. 59th and 60th.
SOUTH-See Jackson and Washing- ton Parks.
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UNION-Ogden av. Warren av. Ash- land av. W. Lake, Bryan pl.
U. S. GRANT PARK - Randolph, Michigan av., Lake Park pl.
VERNON-Lytle, Sibley, Gilpin pl. Macalister pl.
WASHINGTON-Cottage Grove av. Sist, South Park av. 60th.
WASHINGTON SQ. - N. Clark, Washington pl. Dearborn av. Walton pl.
WICKER-Park, Fowler. N. Robey.
PUBLIC HALLS. BLOCKS, AND BUILDINGS.
Abel Bldg .-- 447 to 455 W. 63d.
Academy of Sciences-Lincoln Park.
Adams Express- Bldg .- 185 to 189 Dear- born.
Allerton Bldg .- South Water ne. cor. State.
Almira Turner Hall-1271 to 1275 Ar- mitage av.
America Auditorium-77 and 79, 31st.
American Express Co.'s Bldg .- 72 to 78 Monroe.
Anderson's Hall-430 W. Fullerton av. Apollo Hall-252 to 256 Blue Island av. Apollo Hall-2726 to 2730 State.
Arbeiter Hall-Sedgwick cor. Black- hawk.
Arbeiter Hall-368 W. 12th:
Arcade Bldg .- Cottage Grove av. cor. 36th.
Arcade Bldg .- Pullman.
Argyle Bldg .- Jackson nw. cor. Michi- gan av.
Arlington Hall-3032 and 3034 Indiana av.
Art Institute The-Michigan av. opp. Adams.
Ashland Blk .- 53 to 65 Clark.
Assembly Hall-420 and 422 W. 63d.
Assessors' Bldg. - 76 to 82, 5th av.
Association Bldg .- 153 and 155 Lasalle. Athenæum Bldg .- 18 to 26 Vanburen.
Athenæum Bldg .- 52 Dearborn.
Atlantic Bldg .- Canal sw. cor. Jackson boul.
Atlas Blk .- 45 to 61 Wabash av.
Attfield Hall-465 State.
Atwood Bldg .-- Clark nw. cor. Mad- ison.
Auburn Hall-7854 Lowe av.
Auditorium Bldg. - Congress, Michi- gan av. and Wabash av.
Aurora Hall-3 and 5 W. Huron.
Aurora Turner Hall-200 W. Division. Avoca Bldg .- 34 to 38 N. Clark.
Baker's Hall-3815 Archer av.
Ballard Bldg .- 53dne. cor. Jefferson av.
Baltimore Bldg .- 17 to 21 Quincy.
Bassett Bldg .- 191 and 193, 5th av.
Bay State Bldg. - State sw. cor. Ran- dolph.
Beck Bldg .- 9100 Commercial av.
Bedford Bldg .- 215 Dearborn.
Belmont Hall-1682 N. Clark.
Benzo's Hall-548 to 552 Armitage av.
Biewer's Hall-3345 N. Clark.
Board of Trade-Head of Lasalle.
Bohemia Hall-475 W. Madison.
Bohemian Turner Hall-106 and 108 Dekoven.
Bonheur Bldg. - 42 River. Borden Blk. - Randolph nw. cor.
Dearborn.
Bouchonville's Hall-322 N. Sangamon.
Boulevard Hall-5505 to 5511S. Halsted.
Boyce Bldg .- 112 and 114 Dearborn.
Boylston Block-265 to 273 Dearborn.
Brand's Blk .- North av. se. cor. Cly- bourn av.
Brand's Hall-160 to 170 N. Clark.
Brewster Hall-787 to 789 W. North av.
Bricklayers' Hall-W. Monroe cor. S. Peoria.
Bromstedt Hall-6258 S. Halsted.
Brother Jonathan Bldg. - 2 and 4 Sherman.
Brown's Hall-4658 State.
Bryan Blk .- 160 to 174 Lasalle.
Building Trades Council Hall-187 and /
189 Washington.
Burmeister's Hall-133 Clybourn av.
Butler Bldg .- 50 State.
Butler Hall-5728 State.
Byrne Bldg .- 5500 S. Halsted.
Cable Bldg .- 28 Jackson boul.
Calumet Bldg .- 187 to 191 Lasalle.
Calumet Electric Hall-63d cor. Stony Island av.
Casino Bldg .- Pullman av. nr. 113th (P.)
Caxton Bldg .- 328 to 334 Dearborn.
Central Bank Bldg .- 155 and 157 Wash- ington.
Central Blk .- 351 W. 63d.
Central Hall-2139 Wabash av.
Central Park Hall-14 S. Francisco av.
Central Turner Hall-1105 Milwaukee. av.
Central Union Blk .- Madison nw. cor. Market.
Ceylon Bldg .- 15 to 27 Wabash av.
Chamber of Commerce Bldg .- Wash- ington se. cor. Lasalle.
Champlain Bldg .- State nw. cor. Mad- ison.
Chemical Bank Bldg .- 85 Dearborn.
Chicago Opera House Bldg .- Clark sw. cor. Washington.
Chicago Public Library-Washington nw. cor. Michigan av.
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Chicago Stock Exch. Bldg. - Lasalle sw. cor. Washington.
Chicago Title and Trust Co. Bldg .- 98 to 102 Washington. Chronicle Bldg .- 166 Washington.
Cisco Bldg .- 84 Washington.
City Hall-Washington cor. Lasalle.
Cobb's Bldg .- 120 to 128 Dearborn.
Coffey's Hall-6259 S. Halsted.
Columbia Blk .- 4100 Cottage Grove av.
Columbia Blk. - 6810 to 6818 Went- worth av.
Columbia Hall-674 W. Vanburen. .
Columbia Turner Hall-5322 State.
Columbia Turner Hall-6142 S. Hal- sted.
Columbus Memorial Bldg. - State se. cor. Washington.
Commerce Bldg .-- 14 and 16 Pacific av.
Commercial Bldg .- 144 to 152 Franklin.
Commercial Blk .- Commercial av. sw. cor. 92d (S. C.)
Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg .- Dear -. born se. cor. Monroe.
Como Bldg .- 323 and 325 Dearborn.
Congress Hall-296 Honore.
Continental Bank Bldg .- 218 Lasalle.
Conway Hall-8 N. Western av.
Cook County Jail-Dearborn av. cor. Illinois.
Corcoran's Hall-402 W. 47th.
Counselman Bldg .- Lasalle cor. Jack- son.
County Bldg .- Clark cor. Washington.
Crilly Bldg .- 163 to 171 Dearborn.
Criminal Ct. Bldg. - Michigan cor. Dearborn av.
Dania Hall-249 and 251 W. Chicago av.
Davies' Halls-es. Torrence av. nr. 106th.
Davis Bldg .- 9154 Commercial av.
DeSota Hall-1292 W. Vanburen.
Dewey Hall, Fraternity Bldg. - 70 Adams.
Dexter Bldg .- 80 and 82 Adams.
Dickey Bldg .- 34 to 46 Dearborn.
Doggett Bldg .- 34 Wabash av.
Donohue & Henneberry's Bldg .- 407 to 425 Dearborn.
Douglas Arcade-Cottage Grove av. cor. 36th.
. Douglas Hall-South Park av. se. cor. 27th.
Douglas Park Hall-1022 Ogden av.
Douglass Hall-291 and 293, 35th.
Dunn Bldg .- 76 W. Jackson boul.
Eagle Blk .- N. Carpenter. cor. Mil- waukee av.
Eckhardt's Hall-448 W. Chicago av.
Edison Bldg .- 139 Adams.
Eiche Turner Hall-2505 Kensington av.
Eigenmann's Blk. and Hall - South Chicago av. cor. 93d.
Electric Blk .- 72 to 88 Market.
Electrical Bldg .- 118 to 132 W. Jackson boul.
Ellsworth Bldg .- 355 and 357 Dearborn. Ely Bldg .- Wabash av. sw. cor. Mon- roe.
Empire Blk .- 128 and 130 Lasalle.
Englewood Hall-6736 State.
Enterprise and Industry Bldgs .- 79 to 87, 5th av.
Equitable Bldg .- 106 to 110 Dearborn.
Eureka Bldg .- 155 to 159 W. Madison. Ewing Blk .- 20 to 32 N. Clark.
Excelsior Hall-107 Clark.
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