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Route 13-All territory south of Adams avenue, and all of Elliott street and east of Elliott street to Lincoln avenue, thence all north of Lincoln avenue and east of Boulevard to Governor street, thence all east of Governor street to Indiana street, thence all east of Main street to Virginia street, thence all of Baker avenue and east of Baker avenue, including Vanderburgh and Kumler's addition.
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Route 14-All territory west of Baker avenue and north of Dela- ware street, thence all north of Virginia street and west of Seventh avenue to Pigeon Creek, thence all west of Pigeon Creek and north of Franklin street.
ALL MAILABLE MATTER IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR CLASSES.
First-Class Matter-Mail matter of the first class embraces all wholly or partly written matter, and requires postage at the rate of two cents for each ounce or fraction thereof, except for postal cards. Letters for city delivery requires two cents per ounce.
Postal Cards, and How to Use Them-No cards are " postal cards" except such as are used by the Post Office Department. In using postal cards, be careful not to write or have anything printed on the side to be used for the address, except the address; also be careful not to paste, gum or attach anything to them. They are unmailable as postal cards when these suggestions are disregarded. An address may be affixed to a postal card.
Second-class Matter-Mail matter of the second class requires post- age at the rate of one cent a pound or fraction thereof, and embraces all newspapers and other periodical publications (without board, cloth, leather or other substantial binding) bearing date of issue, paged and numbered consecutively, having a legitimate list of subscribers and issued from a known office of publication as frequently as four times a year. The rate of postage on publications embraced in the above, when mailed by other than the publisher or news agent, is one cent for each four ounces of fraction thereof.
Third-class Matter-Mail matter of the third-class embraces books, circulars, and other matter wholly in print (not included in second- class), proof sheets, corrected proof sheets and manuscript accompany- ing the same, enclosed in unsealed envelopes or wrappers, and re- quires postage at the rate of one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof.
Reproductions by Electric Pen and other Processes-Reproduction from originals produced by the electric pen, papyrograph, metalograph and cheirograph processes, are entitled to pass in the mails in un- sealed envelopes as third-class matter. Productions by the type writer and manifold processes are subject to postage at first-class (letter) rates.
Fourth-class Matter-Mail matter of the fourth class requires pos- tage at the rate of one cent per ounce or fraction thereof, and em- braces all merchandise, etc., admitted to the mails, and all matter not included in first, second or third classes, not exceeding four pounds in weight, and which is not liable to damage the mail bags, or injure any one connected with the service.
Address of Sender on Packages of Third and Fourth-class Matter- Upon third-class matter or upon the wrapper enclosing the same, the sender may write his own name or address, with "from " above and preceding the same, and in either case may make simple marks in- tending to designate a word or passage of the text to which it is de- sired to call attention.
The notation must not contain anything in the nature of personal correspondence.
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Upon fourth-class matter the sender may write his own name and address, preceded by the word "from" and also the number and names of the articles enclosed. He may also write upon or attach to any such articles, by tag or label, a mark or number, name or letter, for purpose of identification. Samples of merchandise, with prices in writing, are subject to letter rates,
Commercial Paper Filled Out in Writing-The regulation of the Department under which invoices. bills of lading, statements of ac- counts, and the various documents of insurance companies, circulars, &c., partly printed and partly written, were admitted to the mails as third-class matter, has been revoked. All such papers are now classed as first-class matter, and subject to letter rates of postage.
Packages of third and fourth-class matter may weigh not exceeding four pounds, except single book weighing in excess of that amount.
Unmailable Articles-No poison, explosive or inflamable articles, live animals, reptiles and insects (except queen bees), obscene books, letters, papers, pictures and postal cards, lottery circulars and letters, and any article liable to injure the mails or the persons handling them, can not be admitted to the mails in any case.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kingsley Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor-Meets every Monday evening at Kingsley M. E. Church.
Evansville Orphan Asylum-West end of Indiana street. Wm. E. Hollingsworth, J. M. Shackelford, D. A. Nisbet, Wm. H. Caldwell and John Gilbert, Trustees ; Mrs. Paulina Knauth, Matron. Officers of the Board of Managers : Mrs. J. W. Nexsen, Secretary ; Mrs. S. M. Barton, Superintendent ; Managers : Mrs. S. M. Barton, Mrs. H. E. Blemker, Mrs. W. F. Nisbet, Mrs. Wm. H. Caldwell, Mrs. Samuel Bayard, Mrs. H. M. Lindley, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. Nancy Casselberry and Mrs. W. A. Heilman.
Colored Orphan Asylum-No. 1301 West Indiana street. Mrs. Daffney Carr, Matron.
The Woman's Exchange -Rooms, 125 and 127 Locust street. Mrs. Alex. Lemcke, President ; Mrs. R. D. Richardson, First Vice Presi- dent ; Mrs. J. G. Shanklin, Second Vice President; Mrs. A. M. Owen, Third Vice President ; Miss Ida Blemker, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. J. E. Wheeler, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Geo. N. Wells, Treas- urer.
Crescent City Cycle Club-Organized June, 1886. Meets every Monday evening at 124 Upper Third street. A. M. Schneider, Pres- ident ; John H. Verwayne, Secretary and Treasurer.
Catholic Young Men's Literary and Debating Club-Organized July, 1885. Meets every Tuesday evening in the School Room of the Church of the Assumption.
Vanderburgh Benevolent Society No. 4-Meets every Monday evening at Hall, northeast side of Fifth street, near Chestnut.
St. Mary's Hospital-Under the charge of the Sisters of Charity, north side of Vermont street, between Wabash avenue and Tenth ave- nue.
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St. Bonifacius Society-Organized February, 1881. Meets every fourth Sunday in each month at St. Boniface Church, corner Wabash avenue and Virginia street.
St. Mary's Society (Young Ladies)-Organized February, 1881. Meets every first Sunday in each month at St. Boniface Church, cor- ner Wabash avenue and Virginia street.
St. Aloysius Young Men's Society-Organized February, 1881. Meets every third Sunday in each month at St. Boniface Church, cor- ner Wabash avenue and Virginia street.
City Hospital- Nos. 2 and 4 Upper Second street, corner Division. W. S. Pritchett, M. D. Resident Physician.
St. Vincent DePaul Society-Organized 1880. Meets every Sun- day at the Church of the Assumption, corner Seventh and Vine streets.
St. Ann's Ladies' Society- Organized February, 1881. Meets every second Sunday in each month at St. Boniface Church, corner Wabash avenue and Virginia street.
Evansville Home for the Friendless-East side Fulton avenue, north of Corporation Line. Business meeting of the Board of Mana- gers every second Tuesday in each month. Annual Meeting, second Tuesday in May. Mrs. John C. Wade, Matron.
Evansville Branch American Humane Society-Organized June, 1887. Meets at the Superior Court Room at the call of the President. F. M. Gilbert. President ; Will Warren, Secretary ; E. P. Huston, Treasurer ; Dr. Chas. F. Martin, Inspector.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society-Instituted May, 1860. Meets every three months at the Temple, corner Sixth and Division streets.
Ladies' Auxiliary Orphan Asylum Society-Instituted January, 1870. Meets every three months at the Temple, corner Sixth and Division street.
St. Franciscus Xavier Orphan Society -- Meets every first Sunday in each month at Catholic School Room, corner Sixth and Cherry streets.
Young Men's Christian Association-Organized April 15, 1867. Rooms, Evans Hall, corner Fifth and Locust streets. Dr. F. L Da vis, President ; James M. Shackelford, A. W. Emery, Vice Presidents ; J. Will Gleichman, Recording Secretary; Ira D. McCoy, Treasurer ; J. F. Habbe, General Secretary. Ladies' Auxilliary, Officers : Mrs. John Hubbard, President ; Mrs. Samuel Bayard, Vice President ; Mrs. C. L. Wedding, Treasurer ; Mrs. J. E. Wheeler, Secretary.
Widows', Orphans' and Sick Relief Society of the German Evangel- ical Zion's Church-Meets first Tuesday in January, April, July and October at School Room of Zion Church.
St. Joseph's Society -- Meets every second Sunday in each month at St. Mary's School Rooms.
St. Aloysius Young Men's Society-Meets every third Sunday in each month at St. Mary's School Rooms.
Holy Trinity Society -- Meets every second Sunday in each month at the Catholic High School Rooms.
St. Carolus Barromæus Young Men's Society-Meets every second Sunday in each month at the Catholic High School.
St. Bonifacius Unterstuetzung Verein (Catholic Benevolent Society) -Meets every first Tuesday in each month at the Catholic High School.
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Duetscher Untersteutzung Verein-Instituted 1851 Meets every first and third Thursday in each month at Hall, northwest corner Clark and Carpenter streets.
Evansville Catholic Hibernian Benevolent Society-Organized May, 1874. Meets every fourth Sunday in each month at School House of the Church of the Assumption.
Altar Society of the Church of the Assumption (Ladies) -- Re-organ ized 1881. Meets first Sunday in every month at the School Room of the Church of the Assumption.
Sodality Society (Young Ladies) -- Organized 1878. Meets first Sunday in every month at the Church of the Assumption School Room.
Young Ladies' Sodality Society of St. Mary's Church -- Meets every third Sunday in each month at St. Mary's School Building.
St. Rosa Young Ladies' Society-Meets the last Sunday in every month at the School Building of the Holy Trinity Church.
St. Mary's Society (Ladies)-Meets every first Sunday in each month at Holy Trinity Catholic School Building.
Vanderburgh County Bible Society-Organized November, 1841. Depository No. 417 Main street. S. M. Archer, President ; S. N. Curnick, Secretary.
Ladies' Relief Association-Mrs. O. Wilson, President and Super- intendent ; Mrs. C. H. Wedding. Vice President ; Miss Katie E. Tal- bot, Secretary ; Mrs. Wiley B. Hinkle, Treasurer. Rooms Evans Hall. corner Fifth and Locust streets.
Mexican Veteran Association-Organized September, 1887. Meets every first Monday in each month at 328 Upper Third street. Joseph C. Overell, President ; Adolph Miehle, Secretary ; Floyd Williams, Treasurer.
Turn Verine Vorwaerts-Organized June, 1882. Meets every first and third Wednesday evening in each month at Liederkranz Hall. Louis Ebert, President ; M. Ernst Wilkom, Secretary ; W. S. Peters, Treasurer.
Leisure Gun Club-Organized July, 1885. Shoot every Friday afternoon at head of Second street. Headquarters No. 900 Upper Second street. W. M. Blakey, President ; W. L. Johnson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Evansville Game and Fish Protection Association -- First District of Indiana. Headquarters at Tribune Office, No. 30812 Upper First street. F. M. Gilbert, President and Game Warden ; W. S. Viele, Secretary and Fish Warden.
Commercial Travelers' Club -- Meets every second and fourth Satur- day in each month. Room 2, Vickery's Block, 118 Upper Second street. Rooms open every day except Sunday. Sam. B. Nisbet, President ; Will. L. Sonntag, Vice President; M. N. Ross, Treasurer; Will. H. Roelker, Secretary.
Vanderburgh County Medical Society -- Instituted 1878. Meets every third Friday in each month. Chas. Knapp, M. D., President ; B. J. Day, M. D., Vice President ; L. D. Brose, M. D., Secretary and Treasurer. A. M. Hayden, Ed. Walker and A. M. Owen, Censors.
Vanderburgh Historical and Biographical Society --- Organized Octo- ber 25, 1879. Meets the last Saturday afternoon in each month. S. Sorenson, Treasurer.
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Y. M. C. A. Chatauqua Scientific and Literary Circle-Organized October 7, 1881. Meets every Friday evening at Y. M. C. A. Rooms, corner Locust and Fifth streets. Officers elected every six weeks.
Progress Club-Organized April 6, 1881. Rooms, Nos. 330 and 332 Sycamore street. Meets every Friday evening. Abe Strouse, President ; Louis Ichenhauser, Vice President; S. I. Loewenstein, Secretary and Treasurer.
Liberal League Lodge-Organized February, 1882. Meets every Friday evening at Hall, corner Fifth and Sycamore streets.
Evansville Pharmaceutical Association-Organized May, 1882, Meets every second Tuesday in each month at Hall, No. 630 Main street. Flor C. Schmidt, President; Chas. P. Beard, Secretary ; Henry Laval, Treasurer.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
FIRST WARD-Shall consist of all that part of the territory of the city of Evansville situate within the following boundary lines, to-wit : Beginning on the Ohio River at the foot of Oak street, and extending thence along Oak street to Eighth street ; thence along Eighth street to Canal street ; thence along Canal street and the line of the Wabash and Erie Canal to the eastern line of the northwest quarter of Section 29, Township 6, South Range 10 west (which is the present eastern boundary line of the city), thence south along the said eastern line of the said northwest and southwest quarters of said Section 29, Town- ship and Range aforesaid, to the southeast corner of the aforesaid southwest quarter of said Section 29; thence continuing south to the southeast corner of the northwest quarter of Section 32, Townshsp and Range aforesaid ; thence west along the south line of said northwest quarter of said Section 32 aforesaid, to the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of Section 32 aforesaid ; thence north along the west line of said Section 32, to the south line of Ewing's Addition ; thence west along the south line of Ewing's Addition to the " Bee Slough," in a northwesterly direction, to the Ohio River, and thence along the Ohio River to the place of beginning.
SECOND WARD -- Shall consist of all that part of the territory of said city of Evansville situate within the following boundary lines, to wit : Beginning on the Ohio River at the foot of Oak street ; thence along Oak street to Eighth street ; thence along Eighth street to Sycamore street ; thence along Sycamore street to the Ohio River, and thence along the Ohio River to the place of beginning.
THIRD WARD-Shall consist of all that part of the territory of said city of Evansville situate within the following boundary lines, to-wit : Beginning on the Ohio River at the foot of Sycamore street; thence along Sycamore street to Eighth street; thence along Eighth street to Pennsylvania street; thence along Pennsylvania street to First avenue ; thence along First Avenue to Pennsylvania street ; thence along Pennsylvania street to Fulton avenue ; thence along Fulton avenue to the Ohio River, and thence along the Ohio River to the place of beginning.
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FOURTH WARD-Shall consist of all that part of the territory of the city of Evansville situate within the following boundary lines, to-wit : Beginning on the Ohio River at the foot of Fulton avenue and extending thence along Fulton avenue to the north line of Sec- tion 19, Township 6, South Range 10 West; thence west along the north side of said Section 19 to the Range line between "Ranges 10 and 11 West ; thence north along said range line to the north line of Section 24, Township 6, South Range 11 West; thence west along the north line of said Section 24 to Pigeon Creek ; thence southwardly along Pigeon Creek to Columbia street ; thence west along Columbia street to the line between Pigeon and Perry Townships (which is the Western boundary line of the city); thence south along said line be- tween Pigeon and Perry townships to the Ohio River; thence upward along the Ohio River to the place of beginning.
FIFTH WARD-Shall consist of all that part of the territory of the city of Evansville situate within the following boundary lines to-wit : Beginning at the intersection of Fulton avenue and Pennsyl- vania street and extending thence eastwardly along Pennsylvania street to Harriet street ; thence north along Harriet street to Oregon street ; thence west along Oregon street to the east line of the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 19, Township 6, South Range 10 West ; thence north along the said east line of the west half of the northwest quarter of said Section 19 to the north line of said Section 19, thence west along the north line of said Section 19 to Fulton avenue, and thence south along Fulton avenue to the place of begin- ning.
SIXTH WARD-Shall consist of all that part of the territory of the city of Evansville situate within the following boundary lines, to-wit : Beginning at the intersection of Canal street and Eighth street, and extending northwestwardly along Eighth street to Harriet street ; thence along Harriet street to Oregon street ; thence west along Oregon street to the east line of the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 19, Township 6, South Range 10 West ; thence north along the east line of the west half of the northeast quarter of said Section 19 to the north line of said Section19; thence east along the north line of Sections 19 and 20, Township and Range aforesaid, to the State Road leading from Evansville to Princeton ; thence southwest- wardly along the State Road aforesaid to Columbia street, thence east along Columbia street to Garvin street ; thence south along Garvin street to Michigan street ; thence east along Michigan street to the east line of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 20, Township 6, South Range 10 West (which is the east line of Shanklin's Enlargement); thence south along said east line of Shank- lin's Enlargement to Division street; thence west along Division street to Morris avenue ; thence south along Morris avenue to the corner of the Second Walnut Street Addition ; thence west along the southern boundary of said Second Walnut Street Addition to Garvin street ; thence south along Garvin street to the line of the Wabash & Erie Canal, and from thence southwestwardly along the Wabash & Erie Canal and Canal street to the place of beginning.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
The Streets of the City are Divided by Division Street into Upper and Lower and by Fulton Avenue into East and West.
Adanis avenue, east from Parrett, next above Washington avenue. Alabama, west from Tenth avenue, next south of Vermont.
Amity, southwest from Main, next beyond Eighth.
Baker avenue, north from Division, next west of Lower Main.
Ballard, east from Gordon avenue to corporation line, next north of Brower and Lincoln avenue.
Bayless, from the River to Parrett, next above Linden, College and Blackford avenue.
Bell, east from Eighth, between Mulberry and Gum.
Bismarck, west from Grove, next north of Magnolia avenue.
Blackford avenue, from Second to Fourth, next above Chandler avenue and Powell.
Bland avenue, north from Lincoln avenue, next east of Orr avenue. Bond, from Goodsell east, thence northeast to Pennsylvania, next south of Ohio.
Boundary, south from Lincoln avenue, next east of Elliott.
Britton's Lane, south from Washington avenue, next east of corpora- tion line.
Brower, from Gordon avenue to McCormick avenue, next north of Lincoln avenue.
Campbell, south from Washington avenue, next east of Parrett.
Canal, northeast from Second, between Oak and Mulberry.
Carpenter, from Second to Third, next northwest of Ingle.
Center, north from Walnut, next beyond Lafayette avenue.
Central avenue, west frem Devon street, next north of Fountain av.
Chandler avenue, east from River, next above Mulberry.
Cherry, northeast from River, fourth above Main.
Chestnut, northeast from River, third above Main. Church, from Chestnut to Oak. between Fifth and Sixth.
Clark, north from Second to Pennsylvania, next east of Third avenue. Cleveland avenue, east and west of Harriet, next south of Eichel av. College, from First to Second, next above Chandler avenue.
Columbia, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Delaware.
Cowan, (now Blackford avenue), from Second to Third, next above Chandler avenue.
Delaware, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Iowa.
Devon, from Maryland north, next west of Sixth avenue.
Division, northeast and east from the River, third below Main. Douglas, northeast from Canal, next below Lincoln avenue.
Dresden, west from Fulton avenue, next north of Shanklin, Blanken- burg.
Dunk's Lane, north from Columbia, next east of First avenue.
Edgar, north from Pennsylvania, next east of Oakley. Eichel avenue, east and west of Harriet, next north of Cleveland av. Eighth, from Pennsylvania up the River, next beyond Seventh.
Eighth avenue, north from the River, sixth west of Fulton avenue,
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Eleventh, from Walnut southeast, next beyond Tenth.
Eleventh avenue. north from the River, tenth west of Fulton avenue. Elliott, south from Lincoln avenue, next east of Governor.
Elsas avenue, north from Division, next east of Lower Main. Emmett, south from Madison avenue, next west of Campbell. Ewing, from Water to Parrett, next south of Bayless.
Fifth, from Pennsylvania up the River, next beyond Fourth.
Fifth avenue, north from the River, first west of Fulton avenue. First, up the River from Fulton avenue, next beyond Water.
First avenue, northwest and north from Division, next east of Second avenue.
Florence, west from Fulton avenue, next north of Dresden, Blanken- burg.
Florida, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Nevada.
Fountain avenue, west from Devon street, next north of Maryland.
Fourth, from Division up the River, next beyond Third. Fourth avenue, north from Indiana, next east of Fulton avenue. Franklin, east and west of Fulton avenue, third north of Pennsylvania. Fulton avenue, north from the River, between Fourth avenue and Fifth avenue.
Garfield avenue, north from Division, between Read street and Baker avenue.
Garvin, north from Olive, next beyond Rowley.
Geil avenue, west from Devon, next north of Magnolia avenue. Georgia, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Florida.
Goodsell, from the River to Indiana, second east of Fulton avenue.
Gordon avenue, north from Lincoln avenue to Canal, next east of Mitchell.
Governor, south from Columbia, next east of Line.
Grant, south from Canal, next east of Eighth.
Green River Road, east from Second, next above Taylor avenue.
Grove, from Maryland north, next west of Park. Gum, northeast from Sixth, seventh above Main.
Harriet, north from Pennsylvania, next east of Mary.
Heidelbach avenue, north from Walnut, next beyond Elsas avenue.
Heinlein avenue, north from Columbia, between Third avenue and Fulton avenue.
Hendricks, north from Division, next east of Morton. High, from Third avenue to Fifth avenue, next beyond First.
Illinois, east and west of Fulton avenue, second north of Pennsylvania. Indiana, east and west of Fulton avenue, first north of Pennsylvania. Ingle, from the River to Pennsylvania, next below Division. Iowa, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Virginia. Jackson avenue, east and west of Campbell, next above Monroe av. Jacobs avenue, north from Columbia, second east of First avenue. Jefferson avenue, east from Parrett, next above Adams avenue. John, east from Main, first south of Division.
Kentucky avenue, south from Canal, east from Bland avenue.
Lafayette avenue, north from William, next beyond Heidelbach av.
Law avenue, west from St. Joseph avenue to Babytown Road, between Michigan and Virginia streets.
Linden, from Water to First, next above Chandler avenue. Lincoln avenue, east from Canal, next below Mulberry.
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Line, south from Canal, next east of Grant.
Locust, northeast from the River to Eighth, first above Main. Louisiana, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Missouri. Lower Main, north from Main (continuation), next east of Baker av. McCormick avenue, north from Lincoln avenue, next east of Gordon avenue.
Madison avenue, east from Parrott, next above Jefferson avenue. Magnolia avenue, west from Devon street, next north of Central av. Main, northeast from the River, third above Division.
Main Lower, north from Main, (continuation), next east of Baker av. Mardulia, (now Blackford avenue), east from Second to Sixth, first south of Powell.
Mary, north from Pennsylvania, next east of Edgar.
Maryland, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Columbia. Michigan, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Franklin. Miner, from Water to Parrett, next above Bayless.
Missouri, east and west of Fulton avenue, next north of Oregon. Mitchell, north from Lincoln avenue, next northeast of Reilly.
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