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JEFFERSON LODGE NO. 104-Meets at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month- J. W. Dunbar, W. M .; M. D. Condiff, secretary.
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DEPAUW LODGE NO. 338-Meets at Masonic Hall, Main, bet State and Pearl,second and fourth Tuesdays in each month-William S. McClure, W. M .; Geo. F. Goodbub, treas- ure; Harry Hindmarch, secretary.
PYTHAGORAS LODGE NO 355-Meets at Masonic Temple on the first and third Tuesdays of each month-Geo. A. Newhouse, Jr., W. M .; H. L. Rockenbach, secretary
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT MAS- TERS, of the State of Indiana, will meet at Indianapolis on Tuesday, 19th of October, 1897. Andrew J. Robinson, Logansport, I. G. M .; David M. Burns, Lebanon, D. I. G. M .; John W. Pottinger, LaPorte, G. P. C .; Martin H. Rice, Ind- ianapolis, G. T .; William H. Smythe, Indianapolis, G. R .; Sheridan Cox, Kokomo, G. C. of G .; Roger Parry, Indiana- polis, G. S. and S.
NEW ALBANY ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO. 17 -Meets at Masonic Temple on the first Monday of each month. William F. Tuley, H. P .; E. H. Mann, K. M. L. Frederick, S .; John J. Richards, C. H .; Jacob R. Heck, P. S .; Theor- dore C. Laughlin, R. A. C .; -, G. 3 V .; C. D. Knoefel, G. M. 2 V .; Ed. L. Hollman, G. M. 1 V .; Lafayette Frederick, treasure; M. D. Condiff, secretary; John Nafius, G.
INDIANA COUNCIL, NO. 1, R. and S. M .- Meets at Masonic Temple, on the second Monday of March, June, Sep- tember and December. J. J. Richards, I. M .; Merrill Fred- erick, D. I. M., E. L. Hollman, P. C. W .; Theodore C. Laugh- lin, C. G .;- -, treasurer, M. D. Condiff, recorder.
NEW ALBANY COMMANDERY NO. 5-Meets 4th Monday of each month at Masonic Temple-Charles D. Knoefel, E. C., James W. Dunbar, G .; Merrill L. Frederick C. G .; John A. Hutton, P .; Charles W. Elder, S. W .; Edward L. Hollman, J. W .; Robert W. Morris, treasurer; M. D. Con- diff, Recorder; Frank Morton, St. B .; Charles W. Smith, Sw. B .; John J. Richards, Warder,; John Nafius, C. of G.
COLORED LODGES.
(These Lodges claim to work under a dispensation from the Grand Lodge of England.)
ST. JOHN LODGE, NO. 8-Meets first Monday in every month at Hall, Main, ne cor State.
ELECTIVE CHAPTER-Meets the first Thursday of each month at Hall, Main, ne cor State.
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PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
CANTON NEW ALBANY NO. 25- G. P. Bornwasser, Captain; J. A. Sappenfield, Lieut .; John B. Mitchell, Ensign; W. M. Mix, Clerk; T. B. Love, Accountant. Meets on second and fourth Tuesday of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall.
NEW ALBANY LODGE, NO 1-Meets every Monday evening at Hall, Market, ne cor Bank. Frederick Turner, N. G .; John Pepper, V. G .; L. L. Mendenhall, permanent secre- tary; George Lonnon, T .; Charles Lonnon, secretary.
NEW ALBANY LODGE, NO. 10-Meets every Thurs- day evening at Hall, Market, ne cor Bank. Victor Groves, N. G .; Edmund Kaye, V. G .; J. W. Buck, R. S .; John Mace, treasurer; Wm. Mix, P. S.
HOPE LODGE, NO. 83-Meets every Friday evening at Hall, Market, ne cor Bank. E. H. Williams, N. G .; George Roberts, V. G .; P. H. Barrett, R. S .; Charles Stratton, P. S .; C. W. Shively, treasurer.
HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO. 234, (German)-Meets every Wednesday evening at Hall, State, ne cor Market. H. F. Kraft, N. G .; J. Schneider, V. G .; C. Fogel. R. S .; J. Schuck, treasurer.
JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT, N 1-Meets every first and third Tuesday in each month at 1, Market, ne cor Bank. George P. Bornwasser, C. P .; G ge Seigle, H. P .; W. M. Mix, S. W .; G. P. Hanger, J. V Charles Stratton, S .; Robert Lloyd, treasurer.
RUTH LODGE NO. 1, D. of R-Meets every second and fourth Wednesday in each month at Hall, Market, ne cor State. Mrs. Lula Deark, N. G .; Emma Mullineaux, V. G .; Carrie Sinex, R. S .; Mrs. Fannie Curry, F. S .; Mary Sinex, treasurer.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, I. O. O. F-G. P. Bornwasser, president; L. L. Mendanhall, secretary; Wm. M. Mix, treasurer.
BROTHERHOOD OF ANDREW AND PHILIP.
NEW ALBANY CHAPTER, NO. 49-Meets second
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Monday evening of each month, Bank, between Main and Market, E. C. Hopkins, secretary.
COLORED LODGES.
G. U. O. of O. F .- (These lodges claim to work under a dispensation from the Grand Lodge of England.
COUNCIL NO. 33-Meets 2d Monday of each month at Hall, Main, ne cor State.
EDMONDS LODGE, NO. 1544 -Meets first and third Tuesdays in each month at Hall, Main, ne cor State.
ST. PAUL'S LODGE, NO. 1540-Meets second and fourth Thursdays in each month at Smith Hall, Pearl, bet Spring and Elm.
EVERGREEN HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH-Meets third Tuesday of each month at Hall, Main, ne cor State.
PATRIARCH MILITANT. (colored.)
PATRIARCH, NO. 39-Meets fourth Tuesday of each month at Hall, Main, ne cor State.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 10-Meets every Wednes- day evening at Hall, ws State, bet Main and Market. W. R. Walker, C. C .; John Hulen, V. C .; L. Banett, P .; Charles Ber- gen, M. at A .; Guy McPherson, M. of W.
IVANHOE LODGE, NO. 15-Meets every Monday at Hall, ws State, bet Main and Market. F. O. Foster, C. C .; James Lines, V. C .; E. M. Bates, P .; W. R. Wells, M. of W.
ROWENA LODGE, NO. 28-Meets every Friday evening at Hall, ws State, bet Main and Market. Charles Kraft, C. C .; H. L. Weisenger, V. C .; George Summers, P .; Daniel Jaques, M. at A .; W. L. Hester, M. of W .; William L. Radcliffe, K. of R.
NEW ALBANY DIVISION NO. 5, UNIFORM RANK K OF P-Meets every Tuesday evening at Armory, Pearl, se cor Spring John Briggs, Captain; J. A. Robinson, Lieu- tenant; J. Irwin, S. K. H .; Walter Coons, S. K. R .; G. Stein- hauer, S. K. T .; T. McCulloch, R. G .; A. Getz, L. G .; T. Mc- Culloch, W. Newhouse, R. W. Morris, trustees.
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SECTION 22, ENDOWMENT RANK, K. OF P-Meets first Thursday in each month, at Hall, ws State, bet Main and Market. John A. Robinson, president; Everett Ainley, vice president; Thomas Smith, secretary and treasure.
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SAGE POST-H. F. Smith, Commander; Leonard Leach, Quartermaster. 17 East Market.
SANDERSON POST-W. H. H. Padgett, commander; C. H. Sowle, quartermaster, Pearl, sw cor Market.
SANDERSON W. R. C. NO 9 .- Meets every Friday at 2:30 p. m., at Hall, cor Pearl and Market. Mrs. M. M. Pen- nington, president; Mrs. Elmira J. Durbin, secretary.
CHARLES RUSSEL POST, NO. 526, c-Stephen Miller, commander, Meets every second and fourth Monday at Smith's block.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
GRAND LODGE OF INDIANA-Meets in annual ses- sion at Indianapolis, second Tuesday of February, 1898. A. C. Beecher, LaGrange, P. G. D .; Wm. H. Stephenson, Wabash, G. D .; Christian Hewig, Evansville, G. V. D .; William Grover; Indianapolis, G. A .; D .; J. W. Jacobs, Jeffersonville, G. R .; W. Wales, Indianapolis, G. T.
NEW ALBANY LODGE, NO. 922-Meets every first and third Tuesday night at Hall, Pearl; nw cor Market.
OCEOLA LODGE, NO. 47-Meets every second and fourth Tuesday night at Hall, Pearl, nw cor Market-George Roberts, D .; M. D. Condiff, reporter.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
GRAND LODGE OF INDIANA-Meets second Tuesday in October at Terre Haute-W. R. Francis, Marion, Grand Protector; A. S. Laue, Vincennes, Grand Secretary; J. T. H. Miller, Terre Haute, Grand treasurer.
GOODWILL LODGE NO. 17-Meets every Thursday evening at Pearl and Market, George F. Brown, secretary.
VICTORY LODGE NO. 375-Meets every Wednesday evening at Pearl and Market, John Weber, secretary.
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TRIUMPH LODGE NO. 633-Meets every Monday evet ning at Pearl and Market.
SCHILLER LODGE NO. 755-Meets every Tuesday evening at Pearl and Market, C. F. Schlageter, secretary.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 1087-Meets every Satur- day evening at Pearl and Market, Emma Smith, secretary.
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MORNING STAR LODGE NO. 7-Meets second and fourth Thursday evening at Hall, State, ne cor Market-G. F. Goodbub, District Deputy Grand Master Workman; Charles Stolzer, M. W .; George B. McIntyre, G. F .; William Brown, O .; P. H. Barrett, recorder; George F. Goodbub, Fin .; Matt. Klarer, receiver ..
COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 12, D. OF H-Meets first and third Monday evenings of each month at Hall, State, ne cor Market-Past Chief of Honor, Annie Bullock, Chief of Honor, Sallie Shryer, Lady of Honor, Fannie Jacobey, Chief of Cero- monies, Catherine Fields, recorder; Mary J. Hogland; Finan- cier Carrie Sinex.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
PAWNEE TRIBE NO. 37-Meets every Wednesday night at Wigwam, Pearl, nw cor Market. Irwin Matheney, Satchem; Walter Weisinger, Sr. Sagimore; Joseph Krementz, Jr. Sagimore; Eugene Thomas, Jr., Chief of Records; John W. Lich, Keeper of Wampum; William O'Conner, Prophet.
CATHOLICS SOCIETIES.
GERMAN JESUS MARIA AND JOSEPH'S BENEVO- LENT SOCIETY-Meets first Sunday in each Month at Hall, east side East Eight, bet Spring and Elm.
ST. JOSEPH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Meets first Monday in each month at Hall, east side East Eight, between Spring and Elm.
HOLY TRINITY TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY- Meets first Sunday in each month at Hall, east side Market, between East 6th and 7th.
C. T. A. LITERARY SOCIETY-Meets third Sunday of each month at Hall on Market, between East 6th and 7th.
ST. ALOYSIUS TEMPERANCE CADETS SOCIETY -Meets at Hall, south side Market, between East 6th and 7th.
ST. EDWARD'S UNIFORM ROMAN KNIGHTS- Meets every Tuesday evening a: Hall, east side 8th, between Spring and Elm.
ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Meets third Sunday in each month at Hall, south side East Market, between 6th and 7th.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA, NO. 7-Meets second and fourth Sunday at Hall, south side East Market, between 6th and 7th.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA, NO. 9-Meets second and fourth Sunday at Hall, East Eighth, between Spring and Elm.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
COMPANY C. FIRST REGIMENT I. I. L-William Coleman, captain. State, ne cor Market.
ALSACE AND LORRAINE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY -Meets second Monday in each month at Hall, 324 State.
GOOD SAMARITAN LODGE, c-Meets second Monday in each month at Hall.
FIRST GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Meets first Tuesday in each month at Hall, 324 State.
FLOYD COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY-A. Dowling, president; Rev. Charles Hutchinson, secretary; Harvey A. Scribner, treasurer; Scribner & Compton, depository agents. Depository 115 East Main.
FLOYD COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY-J. F. Weath- ers, president; F. H. Wilcox, secretary and treasurer. Meet at United Charities Hospital, first Thursday in each month.
FRENCH MUTUAL AID SOCIETY-Meets first Thurs- day in each month at 324 State.
JAEGER SOCIETY-Meets first Wednesday in each month at Hall, State, bet Market and Spring.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA, NO. 3458 -- Meet at Brigg's Hall, Pearl, nw cor Market, every Thursday night, P. J. Strack, V. C .; T. J. Murdock, W. A .; J. H. Strack, E. B .; H. C. Gambill, clerk.
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YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE-Meet the first and third Monday of each month at 822 E. Elm. Edward Koetter, presi- dent; William Receuver, secretary.
CEMETERIES.
FAIRVIEW CEMETERY-East 6th, north of Culbertson av. George L. Kelly, superintendent; Ed, Summers, clerk. This cemetery, under control of a Board of Regents, is finely laid out and ornamented. The official board is composed of Dr. S. C. Wilcox, president; Moses Irwin, vice president; H. A. Goetz, secretary; G. W. Smith, treasurer.
NATIONAL CEMETERY-Ekin avenue, beyond city limits. Nearly three thousand of the nation's dead find their last resting place in this beautiful spot. The grounds are in charge of a soldier sexton appointed by the government, who resides upon the grounds. Ronald A. Kennedy, superintend- ent ..
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CEMETERY-Green Val- ley road, near city limits.
COLORED BURIAL GROUNDS-West side West, north of Ealy. Alexander Mitchem, secton. This cemetery is under the control of the city.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CEMETERY-(German)- Charlestown read, near city limits.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK-Main, northeast cor Pearl. Capital $100,000. Surplus and undivided profits $25,000. N. T. DePauw, president; J. H. Fawcett, cashier; N. T. DePauw, C. H. Fawcett, J. K. Woodward, R. S. Ruther- ford, H. R. Woodward and I. P. Leydon, directors.
NEW ALBANY NATIONAL BANK-234 Pearl: Cap- ital $100,000. J. F. McCulloch, president; George Borger- ding, cashier; George Borgerding, N. T. DePauw, J. F. McCulloch, Henry Eitel, J. M. Williamson, directors.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK-113 East Main. Capital $100,000. Surplus $20,000. J. M. Andrew, president; G. W. Harrison, cashier; Earl S. Gwin, assistant cashier; R. P. Main, J. M. Andrew, S. W. Walts, Jacob Goodbub, C. P. Cook, Ed. Andrew, and H. E. Jewett, directors.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
EAST END BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION -602 Vincennes. W. A. Hedden. president; Hugh Nealy, secretary; Charles Schan, treasurer.
HOME LOAN ASSOCIATION-F. M. Tribbey, pres- ident; G. B. Cardwill, secretary. 130 East Main.
HOWARD PARK BUILDING ASSOCIATION-James W. Dunbar, president; Evan B. Stotsenburg, secretary.
MECHANIC'S BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSOCIA- TION-George B. Cardwill, president; E. J. Hewitt, secretary.
PEOPLE'S BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION- Capital $1,000,000. Spring, southeast corner Bank. Robert W. Morris, president; Charles Schwartzel, secretary; William R. Atkins, treasurer.
WORKINGMEN'S BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- CIATION-W. H. Mckay, president; W. P. Brewer, vice president; D. M. Hammond, secretary; G. W. Smith, treas- urer. 130 East Main.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
DEPAUW W. C. CO-East Tenth and Railroad.
FLOYD COUNTY ABSTRACT CO-J. B. James, pres- ident; G. B. McIntyre, secretary; McIntyre & James, attor- neys. 8 and 10 Masonic Temple.
GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO. OF NEW ALBANY- Office 135 and 137 East Main. Works Culbertson avenue, cor East Fourth. J. K. Woodward, president; J. O. English, sec- retary and treasurer; James W. Dunbar, superintendent; W. H. Welman, James W. Dunbar, J. K. Woodward, S. A. Culbertson and George H. Devol, directors.
HEDDEN DRY GOODS CO-Market, northeast corner State. W. A. Hedden, president; W. A. Beach, manager.
HEGEWALD CHARLES CO .- Water, corner West First. Capital $30,000, paid up. Charles Hegewald, president and general manager; E. J. Hewitt, secretary, A. F. Hegewald, superintendent foundry.
HOOSIER BRICK CO J. P. Funk, president; L. Ham- morsmith, vice president; W. R. Heath, secretary and superin-
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tendent; Henry A. Goetz, treasurer. 1} miles from city ou Corydon Pike.
INDIANA BENEFIT ASSOCIATION-Frank A. Kraft, president; G. O. Erni, secretary." Masonic Temple.
MASONIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION-Adam Heim- berger, president; W. F. Tuley, vice president; Eliza Tabler, secretary and treasurer. Office 6 Masonic Temple.
NEW ALBANY CEMENT CO .- J. Zinsmeister, presi- dent; Dr. A. P. Hauss, secretary and treasurer. 1321 East Market.
NEW ALBANY HIGHLAND RAILWAY CO .- West Spring, southwest corner Eighth.
NEW ALBANY HOSIERY MILLS-Northside Ekin av, above Vincennes. J. F. Gebhart, president; W. A. Hed- den, secretary.
NEW ALBANY COMMERICAL CLUB-W. A. Hed- den, president; G. B. Cardwill, vice president, E. C. Hopkins, secretary, C. C. Brown, treasurer; 130 E Main.
NEW ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE-D. M. Ham- mond, president; Ira G. Strunk, secretary. Market, sw cor State.
NEW ALBANY MANUFACTURING CO-N. T. De- Pauw, president; C. H. Fawcett, treasurer; R. H. Bailey, secretary and manager; T. H. O'Donnell, superintendent. Water between Pearl and Bank.
NEW ALBANY LEDGER CO .- 328 Pearl. Jonathan Peters, president and manager.,
NEW ALBANY ICE CO .- Eastside East 4th, between Main and Market. M. Poschinger, president; Theo. M. Moritz, secretary and manager.
NEW ALBANY SILVER BAND-East Main. Albert Paulsen, president; Hugh Gordon, secretary.
NEW ALBANY STREET RAILWAY CO .- Vincennes, between Main and Market. Louis Hartman, president; Geo. McLeod, superintendent; H. W. Heazlett, secretary and treas- ure.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF NEW ALBANY-118 and 115 East Spring. Albert Hopkins, president; J. G. Harrison, secretary. George Borgerding, treasurer; Walter G. Harrison, librarian.
NEW ALBANY TRIBUNE CO. Jasper Packard, presi- dent; J. W. Edmondson, secretary and treasurer.
NEW ALBANY WATER WORKS-Office, 221 East Main. Organized December 7th, 1874. Works completed od water turned on July 1st, 1875. W. H. Dillingham, presi- aunt; R. K. Brown, secretary and treasurer; W. W. Brooks, Superintendent; J. H. Shrader, Jr., J. K. Woodward, C. H. Fawcett, Dr. G. H. Cannon, C. P. Cook, directors.
NEW ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS. (Proprietors Ohio Falls Warp Mills)-East side Vincennes, north of Beeler, S. W. Vance, secretary.
THE DAY LEATHER CO .- A. T. Day, president; John I. Day, vice president; Charles Day, secretary and treas- urer. E 4th, nw cor Oak.
THE F. WUNDERLICH CO .- 318 State. F. Wunderlich, president.
THE LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER CO .- 141 E Spring Mrs. J. S. Briggs, president; Theodore Parks,secretary; August Barth, treasurer and general manager.
THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION CO .- Frank Heck, president.
NEWSPAPERS.
HOME ORGANIZER-Weekly. Ofice 209 State. Edited and published under the auspices and endorsement of the New Albany Trade and Labor Council. Ewing and Zel- ler, publishers.
NEW ALBANY LEDGER (DEMOCRATIC)-Daily and weekly. Office 328 Pearl. Published by the New Albany Ledger Co .; Jonathan Peters, president and manager. Terms: daily $5.00 per year; weekly $1.00 per year.
NEW ALBANY DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG (DEMOCRATIC) -Weekly. Otto Palmer, editor and proprietor. Jackson, se cor Griffin. Price $2.00.
NEW ALBANY EVENING TRIBUNE (REPUBLICAN) -Daily and weekly. Office 42 Pearl. Published by the New Albany Tribune Company. Terms; daily $5.00 per year; 10 cents a week; weekly $1.00 a year.
PUBLIC PRESS-Weekly. 417 and 419 Pearl, Josiah Gwin, publisher. Terms, $1.25 per year.
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NEW ALBANY SEMI-MONTHLY ADVERTISER J. T. Cottom, publisher, 414 E 3d.
THE SATURDAY HERALD-Weekly. Office 384 Pearl. J. W. Conner, Jr., publisher.
RAILWAY COMPANIES.
KENTUCKY AND INDIANA BRIDGE CO-(Daisy Line), depot ws Vincennes, nr Main.
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE Passenger depot, Main and Vincennes, freight depot, Oak, ne cor Pearl. Bayless O'Bannon, freight agt., F. H. Kalies, pass agt.
LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS CONSOLI- DATED RAILROAD CO-H. R. King, freight agt., W 1st, cor R. R. Office B. & O. S. W. R. R. Vincennes St.
NEW ALBANY HIGHLAND RAILWAY CO .- West Spring, sw cor 8th.
NEW ALBANY STREET RAILWAY CO .- Louis Hart- man, president; George MeLeod, superintendent; H. W. Heazlett, secretary and treasurer. Office ws Vincennes, nr Main.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN-Depot, east side Vincennes, cor Stone.
PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RY CO-C. U. Williams, freight agt. Freight and ticket office es State, bet Water and Main.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
LYCEUM THEATRE-Pearl, northeast corner Spring.
CLUBS.
NEW ALBANY COMMERCIAL CLUB-W. A. Hed- den, president; G. B. Cardwill, vice president; E. C. Hopkins, secretary. 18 Masonic Temple.
NEW ALBANY MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB- Charles Batt and James Shipman, musical directors. 221 Pearl.
SINGING SOCIETIES.
NEW ALBANY MAENNERCHOR-H. L. Rockenbach, president; George Moser, secretary.
UNITED STATES OFFICES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The post office is in the U. S. building, corner Pearl and Spring. Maurice Morris, postmaster; C. B. Scott, assistant postmaster; Earl C. McBride, mailing clerk; Miss Fannie Schindler, money order and stamp register clerk; Miss Mary Kelly, general delivery clerk. Mails forwarded daily over the following roads: Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville; Ohio and Mississippi; Cincinnati, Lafayette and Chicago; Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis; Indianapolis and Vincennes; Balti- more and Ohio; Terre Haute and Evansville; Louisville and Nashville; Louisville and Lexington; Cincinnati and Great Southern; Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis; K. and I. Bridge Company; Elizabethtown and Paducah, Louisville and Evansville River Route; Louisville and St. Louis Railroad; Louisville, Huntingburg and Evansville Railroad; Corydon Railroad.
STAGE MAILS .- Depart for Floyd Knobs, Galena, Greenville, Bradford, Palmyra, Fredericksburg, Hardensburg, Chambersburg and Paoli, every day, except Sunday, at 7 a. m. For Elizabeth, Laconia, Rehobeth and Locust Point, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8 a. m.
ADVERTISED LETTERS-All letters remaining in the office are advertised on Monday of each week. If not claimed in two weeks thereafter, they are forwarded to the dead letter office at Washington.
INFORMATION ABOUT MAIL MATTERS.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE RATES.
FIRST CLASS-Letters, all written matter and all matter sealed or fastened to preclude examination, 2 cents each or fraction.
SECOND CLASS-Newspapers and periodicals sent by puplishers or news agents, 1 cent each ponnd or fraction. When sent by others, 1 cent for every four ounces or fraction.
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THIRD CLASS-Printed matter, books, cromos, engra- ings, music, photographs, all productions on paper, except hand-writing and typewriting, unsealed, 1 cent each two ounces on fraction. Limit of weight four pounds, except for single books.
FOURTH CLASS-All matter not included in above, unsealed, 1 cent for each ounce or fraction. Limit of weight four pounds.
A package whether sealed or unsealed, containing writing, subjects it to postage at 2 cents per ounce.
UNMAILABLE MATTER.
Animals, reptiles, alive or dead, (not stuffed). insects, ex- cept'a queen bee when safely secured, are excluded from the mails. Also liquors, poisons, explosives, or inflamable articles, no matter how carefully wrapped or excluded ..
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Two letters and valuable packages may be registered to any post office in the United States, on payment of a fee of & centa and regular postage ..
FOREIGN RATES OF POSTAGE ..
CANADIAN POSTAGE.
Letter and newspaper postage to Canada, same as in the United States, Merchandise by mail to Canada,, must not exceed eight ounces in weight,, and the postage is 10 cents whether the package weighs one ounce on eight ounces
Samples off merchandise for dispatch im mails to foreign countries are restrictedi to bona fide trade samples or speci- mens having no salable or commercial value in excess of that: actually necessary for their use as samples: or specimens. Goods sent: for sale im execution of an order, or as gifts, how- ever small the quality may be, are not: adinissable att sample »ates and conditions ..
SPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM
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matter. Accordingly every article of mailable matter to which a 10 cent special delivery stamp is affixed, in addition to the postage required by law, will upon its arrival by mail, have immediate delivery by a special messenger within the carrier's limits of any free delivery post office, or within one mile of any other post office in the United States, to whitch it may be addressed. A letter bearing a special delivery stamp, together with the regular postage, may be mailed at any post office. A special delivery stamp costs 10 cents.
FEES FOR MONEY ORDERS.
For orders for sums not exceeding & 2 50. . 3 cents !
Over $ 2 50 and not exceeding 5 00.
5 cents
Over 5 00 and not exceeding 10 00. 8 cents
Over 10 00 and not exceeding 20 00. 10 cents
Over 20 00 and not exceeding
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Over 30 00 and not exceeding
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Over 40 00 and not exceeding
50 00. 18 centa
Over 50 00 and not exceeding 60 00 .20 cents
Over 60 00 and not exceeding
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Over 75 00 and not exceeding 100 00 .. 30 cents
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Money orders may be drawn upon any money order office in the United States for any sum not to exceed $100. For amounts larger than $100, additional erders to make up that amount must be issued, but not more than three orders can be issued to the same remitter and in favor of the same payee in one day.
For orders for sums of $10 or less. 10 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding $ 20.
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Over 30 and not exceeding
40
40 centa
Over 40 and not exceeding 50
50 cents
Over 50 and not exceeding 60 -60 cents
Over 60 and not exceeding
70 70 cents
Over 70 and not exceeding 80
80 centa
Over 80 and not exceeding 90 cents
90
Over 90 and not exceeding
100 I dollar
INTERNAL REVENUE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA-James H. Smith deputy collector for New Albany.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
REVENUE STAMPS-Of all denominations for sale. 483
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER James G. Harrison, office U. S. Court House.
BOARD OF EXAMINING SURGEONS FOR PENSIONS
B. R. Sigler, of Ramsey, president; F. H. Wilcox, New Albany, secretary; R. S, Rutherford, of Galena, treasurer Meets every Wednesday, at 10 a. m., at U. S. C. H. and P. 0. Building
PENSION EXAMINER.
William F. Moore.
CARON'S New Albany Directory.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al.
alley
opp
opposite
ab
above
P.O.
postoffice
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