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Dushane Post, No. 3, meets every Wednesday evening, cor Lexington and St. Paul streets, Frank M. Smith, Post Comdr.
Custer Post, No. 6, meets every Tuesday eve- ning at the cor Baltimore and Calhoun streets, A. G. Alford, Post Comdr.
Lincoln Post, No. 7, meets every Wednesday evening, at the Douglass Institute, Wm. H. Spriggs, Post Comdr.
Denison Post, No. 8 meets every other Wed- nesday evening at Woodberry. E. H. Dunn, Post Comdr.
Harry Howard Post, No.11, meets every Tues- day evening, at the s w cor Baltimore and Pop- pleton streets, Chas. E. Keene, Post Comdr.
Guy Post No.16, meets every Tuesday evening at the s e cor Bond and Baltimore streets, Geo. C. Cooper, Post Comdr.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Lodge meets annually 2d Tuesday of February, in Baltimore. Office, Castle Hall, No. 43 n Gay Street. Officers for 1882.
G. F. Ruff, P. G. C. H. F. Steiner, G. C. John A. Schwartz, V. G. C. F. W. Kranz, G. P. James Whitehonse, G. K. of R. and S. W. S. Quigley, G. M. of E.
Edwin T. Daneker and F. G. Maxwell, repre- sentatives to Supreme Lodge
HEPTASOPHS OR S ... W. M ...
R. W. Grand Conclave of Maryland, meets 3d Monday in March.
Geo. W. Terrell, M. E. Grand Archon. Chas. Fairbanks, Grand Scribe.
SONS OF JONADAB.
Grand Council meets quarterly on the 3d Friday in January, April, July and October. Wm. H. Silk, G. W. C. W. P. Kilman. D. G. W. C. R. M. Cochran, G. Treasurer. Francis O. Edmonston, G. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Grand Castle meets first Monday in March and September, at 51 w Fayette street. Richard W. Maccubbin, G. C. James H. Livingston, G. V. C, Daniel Ziegler, G. M. of R.
I. O. OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
The Grand Lodge meets annually on the third Tuesday in November, at such place as may be designated at the preceding session. The next seession will be held in Baltimore
Grand Officers for 1882.
James H. Whiteley, G. W. C. T. Warren Lincoln, G. W. Coun. James L. O'Neal, G. W. Secretary. Wm. J. Perkins, G. W. Treasurer. John H. Lee, G. W. Marshal.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Frank Supplee, Grand Worthy Patriarch. James McGuffin, Grand Worthy Associate. R. T. Smith, sr. 87 w Fayette st., Baltimore, Grand Scribe. Wm. Murdoch, Grand Treasurer. Rev. - Hagedorn, Grand Chaplain. George Penn, Grand Conductor. Wm. McCoy, Grand Sentinel.
ST. GEORGE SOCIETY. Chartered February 11th, 1867. Geo. H. Williams, President and Treasurer. W. Foster, jr., Vice-President. E. G. Lind, Secretary. Revs. Dr. J. S. B. Hodges, W. Kirkus, J. Chip- chase, Cambell Fair, Chaplains.
DUAL GRAND LODGE I. O. OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
The Grand Lodge meets annually on the last Wednesday in November. The next session will be held in Frostburg, Md.
Grand Officers for 1882.
Cecil J. Karsner, G.W.C.T.
John Story, G.W. Council.
Miss Lizzie Clark, G.W.V.T.
John M. Walker, G. W. Treasurer.
F. P. Whitecraft, G. W. Secretary.
Mrs. A. M. Gardner, G.W. Chaplain.
ORDER OF UNITED TEMPLARS. 18 North Street. Grand Officers.
Geo. F. Tridell, G. T.
J. H. Anthony, Asst. G.T.
Jennie Logie, V.G.T.
Mrs. E. Hitchcock, Asst. V.G.T.
R. A. McCauley, G.C.
Wm. H. Kiine, G. M.
Joshua Bruff, D.G.M.
Geo. H. Neck. G.S.
Thos. E. Bruff, G. T.
E. G. Potter, G.C.
Chas. McNulty, G.I.S.
Frank Hunter, G.O.S.
I. O. OF MECHANICS.
The Grand Lodge meets annually the third Monday in March.
Office, 29 N. Calvert Street. Grand Officers.
James Johnson, S.G.A.
Wm. H. Snader, G.A.
James A. Geddes, V.G.A.
Wm. Louis Schley, G.R. Secretary.
Wm. T. Coleman, G. Treasurer.
C. H. Cullen, G. Chaplain. John A. Schwartz and Henry Hedeman, Repre- sentatives to the Supreme Lodge.
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN.
E. S. Allnutt, Supreme Commander. J. Glenn Cook, Supreme Treasurer. A. Stanley Wier, Supreme Secretary, 22 Den- mead st.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Incorporated 1806.
President-W.W. Spence
First Vice-President-John T. Morris.
Second Vice-President-Chas. G. Kerr.
Councillor-G. Morris Bond.
Secretary-Robert Sim.
Physician-Dr. Christopher Johnston.
Treasurer-John Turnbull, Jr.
Chaplain-Rev. W. W. Murkland.
Managers.
Andrew L. Black, Chas. McRae,
Wm. Fraser, James W. Gaddess,
John Boyd, Jr. A. F. Murdoch.
Almoner, Andrew Muirhead.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA. Meets every Tuesday Evening at Standard Hall. Samuel R. Jackson, Secretary, 189 e Fayette
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ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN ME- CHANICS. State Council of Maryland-W. C. Carpenter, State Councillor, Wm. A. Noel, Secretary, office n w cor Greene and Baltimore.
JUNIOR O. U. A. M.
State Council of Maryland, office n w corner Greene and Baltimore, R.W. Watkins, State Councillor, J Adam Sohl, Sec'y.
GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND. 151 W. Lombard Street.
President-Claas Vocke.
First Vice-President-H.Von Kapff.
Second Vice-President-Wm. Numsen
Third Vice-President-Christian Ax. Fourth Vice-President-Jacob Trust.
Managers.
H. Arens, Jacob Rudolph,
Wm. Caspari,
Fred. Schad.
F. Hassencamp, A. H. Schultz,
J. H. Hausenvald, Fred. Oelmann,
P. L. Keyser, Capt. H. Steffens,
F. W. Ulrich, Fred. Wher,
C. Schmidt, Fred. Ellenbrook,
Carl Thienemann, Joseph Friedenwald,
G. Leimbach, H. Graue.
Treasurer-Edward Niemann
Secretary of the Society-Julius C. Wilkens. Secretary of the Officers-H. G. Hilken.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE. Incorporated by the General Assembly of Mary- land, Feberary, 1818.
D. Donnelly, Presideht.
Michael Roche, First Vice-President.
Chas B. Tiernan, Second Vice-President. Rev. B. J. McManus, Chaplain M. A. Mullin, Connsellor. Dr. C. H. O'Donovan and Dr. E. F. Milholland, Physicians. Simon Kemp, Treasurer. F. T. Gallagher, Treasurer School Fund. B. E. Smith, Secretary. Managers.
Daniel J. Foley, John Noonan,
F. T. Gallagher, Dr. D. J. McKew, Thomas Dougherty, Wm. J. Kelly, Michael Duffy, Jas. W. McElroy, P. Reilly.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT OF PAUL.
The Particular Council meets on the third Thursday of each month, in the basement of the Archiepiscopal residence, n Charles street, at 8 P. M.
F. W. Damman, President. Chas. B. Tiernan, Vice-President. Thos. Whelan, Secretary. Dr. F. C. Neale, Assistant Secretary. J. D. Wheeler, Treasurer.
St. Mary's Conference, meets at the same place every Monday evening. A. A. White, President. Chas. B. Tiernan, Vice-President. J. H. Neale, Secretary : C. C. Shriver, Treasurer.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Meets the first Sunday in each month at No. 1, Postoffice avenue. M. Vicari, President. Luigi Lazzeri, Secretary. M. Pisani, Treasurer.
BALTIMORE ATHLETIC CLUB. 21 North Charles Street. Dr. James D. Iglehart, President. Robert R. Brown, Secretary. Marcus Denison, Treasurer.
MARYLAND CLUB.
N. E. corner Franklin and Cathedral. Otho H. Williams, President. Henry S. Taylor, Vice-President. Gilmor Meredith, Secretary. Edward Higgins, Jr., Treasurer.
GERMANIA CLUB. No. 181 West Fayette Street. Re-incorporated 1879.
Dr. G. E. Pape, President. O. H. Berg, Ist Vice-President. Henry Lauts, 2d Vice-President.
John Hinrichs, Secretary. Ferdinand Hassencamp, Treasurer.
ORDER OF THE ORIOLE.
Robert Garrett, President. W. S. Symington, Vice-President. D. E. Gonklin, Henry R. McNally, Ferdinand C. Latrobe, Treasurer. John R. Bland, Secretary .. Board of Governors.
Joseph G. Pangborn, E. V. Hermange,
John M. Hood, T. P. Langdon, W. S. Powell, W. A. Marburg,
E. S. Young, Walter S. Wilkinson,
J. Herbert Lawson.
WEDNESDAY CLUB.
Building and Hall, North Charles Street, be- tween Biddle and John.
Governors. George W. Dobbin, President. John Curlett, Vice-President. F. P. Clark, Secretary. F. M. Colston, Treasurer. Gilmor Meredith, O. Sutro, John McKim, Dr. Chisholm, J. M. Drill, George B. Cole
Frank Frick, James Gibson.
CONCORDIA CLUB. Nos. 8, 10 and 12 South Eutaw Street. Henry Seim, President. Max Affelder, 1st Vice-President. S. Rosenfeld, 2d Vice-President. L. Kraus, Secretary. D. J. Goldenberg, Treasurer.
Chas. Hutzler, Comptroller. E. C. Linden, Superintendent. M. Hecht, Purveyor.
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SCHUETZEN PARK ASSOCIATION. Belair Avenue extended. Adolph Martini, President. Wm. Schnauffer, Vice-President. H. Vonderheide, Treasurer. Chas. Myobl, Secretary. Philip Walter, Comptroller. Chas. Struth, Shooting Master.
ATHEN ÆUM CLUB. N. E. corner Charles and Franklin Streets. S. Teackle Wallis, President. Charles Mackall, Secretary.
BALTIMORE CHAPTER, AMERICAN IN- STITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.
Rooms, S. E. corner Charles and Lexington Sts. E. G. Lind, President. John Murdoch, Ist Vice-President. R. L. Poor, 2d Vice-President. J. B. N. Wyatt, Treasurer. John Murdoch, Secretary.
CALEDONIAN CLUB OF BALTIMORE. Organized 1873. Meets every Tuesday evening, Standard Hall, corner Baltimore and Frederick Streets.
INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI B'RITH. District Grand Lodge, No. 5.
Headquarters Covenant Hall, S. E. corner of Lexington and Howard Streets.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Organized 1852. Library and Reading Rooms, (New Building, ) N. W. cor. Charles and Saratoga Sts. Open from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. week days, and 2 to 6 P. M. on Sundays. President-Wm. L. Stork.
Vice-Presidents-Chas. Markell, Joshua Lever- ing, Dr. James Carey Thomas, Dr. P. C. Williams
Leonidas H. Nice, Corresponding Secretary. Thos. Mackenzie, Jr., Recording Secretary, J. V. L. Graham, Treasurer. H. W. Eastman, Financial Secretary. H. P. Adams, General Secretary. John McGregor, Asst. Secretary.
Prof. Emil Schulz, Instructor in Physical Department.
Young Men are cordially invited to make themselves at home in our Rooms. Young Men coming into the city as strangers, are requested to call upon the Secretary, who will be glad to make their acquaintance, introduce them among our members, and assist them in every possible manner.
DECORATIVE ART SOCIETY. Rooms 61 N. Charles St.
Mrs. W. Reed, President.
Mrs. D. Donohue, Mrs Alan P. Smith, Vice- President. Mrs. John Duer, Treasurer. C. Faris Pitt, Secretary.
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY AND NAVY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
Lieut. McHenry Howard, President. Gen. Isaac R. Trimble, Vice-President. Corp. Robt. M. Blundon, Secretary. Capt. F. M. Colston, Treasurer.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. Meets every Monday evening, at No. 21 North Frederick Street.
John Billow, Chief Ranger. Francis Coxon, Sub. Ranger. Arthur D. Thompson, Secretary. Solomon Eardley, Treasurer.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN. No. 60 West Fayette Street .
Grand Lodge of Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware meets 2d Tuesday in January. Jehu B. Askew, G. M. W. Myer Hirsch, G. Receiver. A. F. Colbert, G. Recorder.
CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANUM, No. 367.
Francis A. Soper, Regent. Wm. L. Ritter, Secretary. Dr. Geo. L. Horn, Collector. Henry Kershaw, Treasurer.
PARK COUNCIL, No. 361, ROYAL ARCANUM.
Meets Lehmann Hall, Garden Street. James A. Merritt, Regent. A. S. Wier, Secretary. E. F. Macy, Collector. J. Glenn Cook, Treasurer.
PARK COUNCIL, No. 537, AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Meets Lehmann Hall, Garden Street.
Past Commander-J. Glenn Cook.
Commander-O. B. Craig. Secretary-Chas. K. Oliver.
Collector-Edw. F. Macy. Treasurer-E. S. Allnutt.
CHURCH ASSOCIATION OF THE DIOCESE OF MARYLAND.
Rooms 191 Madison av.
Visitor and Advisor, the Bishop of Maryland. President, Daniel M. Thomas. Secretary, Clayton C. Hall.
CITY EVANGELIZATION SOCIETY. Office 105 Mulberry Street.
Charles E. Baker, President.
Harrison Adreon, ? Vice-Presidents. Milton Hammond,
Edwin Higgins, Secretary. F. H. Davidson, Treasurer. Rev. S. H. Cummings, Superintendent.
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR. This Order is located at the corner of John and Valley Streets.
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PROTESTANT EPISCO'L BROTHERHOOD.
Rooms 191 Madison av nr Biddle St. Rufus C. MacLellan, President. Geo. A. Mason, Treasurer. R. B. Gantt, Secretary. 2d and 4th Thursday of each Month.
MARYLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Meets in the Cafe of the Academy of Music. Wm. H. Perot, President. R. W. L. Rasin, Treasurer. Wm. B. Sands, Secretary.
MARYLAND ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. Mulberry near Cathedral St.
Prof. P. R. Uhler, President. Mendez Cohen, Corresponding Secretary. Edward Stabler, Jr. Recording Secretary. Charles L. Oudesluys, Treasurer. Anthony Smith, Librarian. Otto Lugger, Custodian.
GERMANIA MAENNERCHOR. 212 and 214 W. Lombard St.
T. Horn, President. John B. Dietz, 1st Vice-President. E. D. Kuenna, 2d Vice-President. Wm. F. Assau, Financial Secretary. A. Staib, Corresponding Secretary. C. J. Nickel, Treasurer. Jacob Klein, Comptroller.
THE HENRY WATSON CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
Nos. 70 and 72 N. Calvert St.
William B. Canfield, President. John Curlett, Edwd. Otis Hinkley, Vice-Pres'ts. Wm. A. Wisong, Corresponding Secretary. F. J. Brown, Recording Secretary.
Jesse Tyson, Treasurer.
W. C. Palmer, Agent. Mrs. Wm. C. Palmer, Matron.
Parents and Guardians can procure homes in the country for their children, to be received as members of the family until they are 18 years of age.
There are two Sewing Departments, for the purpose of instructing poor respectable girls who may apply for instructions.
The attention of the merchants and business men generally, is solicited to the commendable objects and purposes of this Society.
HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Is situated a short distance from Frederick avenue, west of the city.
Dr. John J. Graves, President. W. W. Spence, Vice-President. Geo. S. Brown, Treasurer. Wm. Reynolds, Secretary. R. J, Kirkwood, Supt. Managers of the House of Refuge on the part of City of Baltimore.
Wm. S. Rayner,
Asa H. Smith, Chas. L. Oudesluys, George H. Stearn,
Wm. Reynolds, Thomas S. Baer, Rev. John G. Morris, Dr. F. Hassenkamp, Maurice Laupheimer, James Pentland.
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THE GIRLS' HOME. No. 70 N. Calvert Street.
A cheerful and purely christian home for worthy working girls, ranging in age from 14 to 18 years. Rates of board, including wash- ing, from fifty cents to two dollars per week. No charge made for needy girls during their term of apprenticeship.
House heated by furnace, with water and gas in every room ; comfortable parlors, with organ, library, etc.
Good trades secured in the city, also seam- stress work provided.
Dressmaking, seamstress work and machine stitching taught without extra charge
Applicant must come well recommended as proper subjects for admission. Apply to the Matron.
HOME FOR BOYS.
Immediately adjoins the Home for the Friend- less. Connected with the Home for Boys is & Child's Hospital. These institutions are gov- erned by one Board of Managers, of whom Mrs. Hannah Atkinson is President, and Miss Rebecca McConkey is Secretary.
IMPROVED O. F. S. OF I.
Sholom Lodge, No. 20, meets every Tuesday at Covenant Hall.
Baltimore City Lodge, No. 26, meets every first and third Wednesday at Covenant Hall.
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE IM- PROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE POOR.
122 W. Fayette Street.
E. Otis Hinkley, President.
D. Henderson, Secretary.
Dr. R. H. Goldsmith, Corresponding Secretary. W. A. Wisong, Treasurer.
Charles L. Oudesluys, Chairman Special Com- mittee on Collections.
1st District, 55 s Washington-Jas. L. Bevans, agent.
2d District, 218 Aisquith-N. Vansant, agent. 3d District, 69 n Pine-Rich'd G. Hunt, agent. 4th District, 176 s Paca-Jos. K. Love, agent. Office hours, 9 to 4 o'clock.
HOUSE OF REFORMATION AND INSTRUC- TION FOR COLORED CHILDREN.
This Institution is located in Prince George county, near Cheltenham Station, on the Bal- timore and Potomac Railroad, 43 miles from Baltimore. This Institution in conducted on "the family plan," and has 752 acres of land attached. Enoch Pratt, President. Gen. John W. Horn, Superintendent.
McDONOGH TRUST FUND. Office City Hall. Board of Trustees.
Saml. H. Tagart, President and Treasurer. W. A. Stewart, David L. Bartlett,
H. Clay Dallam, Robert T. Baldwin,
German H. Hunt,
Charles H. Mercer.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL AND ME- CHANICAL ASSOCIATION. Office S. W. cor. Charles and Saratoga Sts. Frank Brown, President.
WEATHER OBSERVATION OFFICE, Signal Service U. S. Army.
For the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. Over corner of South and Water streets. Robert Seyboth, Observer.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. Opened in 1876. Corner Howard and Ross streets. Trustees. George W. Dobbin, President. Francis White, Treasurer. L. N. Hopkins, Secretary.
Dr. Alan P. Smith, Geo. W. Brown,
John W. Garrett, Francis White,
Geo. W. Dobbin, Joseph P. Elliott.
Francis T. King, Lewis N. Hopkins,
Chas. J. M. Gwinn, J. Hall Pleasant8,
C. Morton Stewart, Jas. Carey Thomas, M.D.
Faculty
President. D. C. Gilman, LL.D., B. L. Gildersleeve, LL.D., Greek,
H. N. Martin, Dr. Se., Biology, C. D. Morris, M. A., Latin and Greek, Ira Remsen, M. D. Chemistry, H. A. Rowland, Ph. D., Physics, J. J. Sylvester, LL.D., Mathematics, ,
Professors.
In addition there are thirty-five associate professors, lecturers and assistants. Academic instruction commences at the beginning of Oc- tober and continues till June. Afternoon lec- tures in Hopkins Hall are open to the public. The laboratories of Chemistry, Biology and Physics are well equipped. The library con- tains twelve thousand selected volumes.
PEABODY INSTITUTE.
Founded by George Peabody, Feb. 12, 1857. Corner of Mt. Vernon and Washington Places. The Institute has four Departments :
1. A Library of 75,000 volumes, open from 9 A. M. until 9 P. M., to all callers, being en- tirely free. The books are not taken from the building.
2. A Lecture Department, in which about 30 lectures are given each year on Science, Litera- ture and Art, by the most accomplished scholars of the country, at merely nominal prices.
3. A Conservatory of Music. Instruction given in all branches of Music at greatly re- duced prices, and several concerts are given every season at about half the cost of the music.
4. A Gallery of Art, containing many beau- tiful works of Art by Rinehart, Powers and others.
Officers.
President, Chas. J. M. Eaton. Vice-President, Geo. Wm. Brown. Secretary, George P. Tiffany. Treasurey, Enoch Pratt. Provost, N. H. Morison, LL. D. Librarian, P. R. Uhler.
Director of the Conservatory of Music, Asger Hamerich.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
FOR PROMOTING MECHANIC ARTS.
President, Samuel W. Regester.
Vice-President, Geo. H. Rodgers.
Recording Secretay, Geo. L. McCahan.
Treasurer, Edward W. Robinson.
Actuary and Librarian, Alex. F. Lusby.
Assistant Librarian, N. B. Merryman. Janitor, Lemuel S. Prince.
Meets on the first Monday of each month, at the Hall over Centre Market. Library open daily'from 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. Active members, $3 for admission.
School of Design-Prof. Hugh Newell. Educational Dep't-Prof. John E. Broadbelt.
ATHEN ÆUM.
Corner of St. Paul and Saratoga streets, con- tains the following Society :
Maryland Historical Society, instituted 1844, John H. B. Latrobe, President. John G. Gatchell, Asst. Librarian. Library 10,000 volumes. Open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Instituted 1839.
Wilson building, N. E. corner Charles and Saratoga streets.
Library 37,000 volumes.
The Library and Reading Rooms are open daily from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M., for the recep- tion of members generally.
Subscription, five dollars per annum, three dollars for six months, two dollars for three months. J. W. McCoy, President.
John W. M. Lee, Librarian.
BALTIMORE DRY DOCK COMPANY. Office, 54 Exchange Place, Room 7. Robert Garrett, President. Alex. Harris, Secretary. James Carey Coale, Treasurer,
THE CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Office, 19 South street President, John W. Hall. Secretary, L. R. Smoot. Treasurer, Chas. F. Peregoy.
EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY. Office, Hoen Building. President, F. R. Baby. Vice-President, J. B. Smallwood.
CANTON COMPANY. 28 South street. President, Walter B. Brooks. Treasurer, Win. W. Janney.
BALTIMORE WAREHOUSE COMPANY, Chartered 1867. Rialto Building, Second and Holliday streets, Capital Stock, $500,000. President, James H. Barney. Secretary, C. A. Foote.
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THE WALKER HORSESHOE COMPANY. Office, 67 German street. Samuel G. B. Cook, President. Wm. G. Atkinson, Vice-President. Oliver C. Zell, Treasurer. Clinton P. Paine, Secretary pro tem. Jas. T. Walker, General Superintendent.
MONONGAHELA GAS COAL COMPANY. 20 South street. R. Calhoun Deringer, President. Isaac S. George, Vice-President.
NATIONAL FIRE ESCAPES COMPANY. Office, No. 4 Barnet street.
Thomas R. Rich, President. Hugh G. Stewart, Vice-President. R. Fuller Shyrock, Secretary and Treasurer. R. S. Dashiell, Superintendent. R. Fuller Shyrock, Attorney.
HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS. Cor. Druid Hill avenue and Townsend street. Mrs. Hannah Atkinson, President.
ST. VINCENT'S INFANT ASYLUM. Cor. Townsend and Division streets.
Under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Vis- iting day, Thursday, from 1 to 5 o'clock, P. M.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. A. L. Milles, President. Aug. Croyeau, Vice-President. A. De Katow, Treasurer. Leonce Rabillion, Secretary.
AGED MEN'S HOME.
N. W. corner Lexington and Calhoun streets. Mrs. Henry Patterson, President. Dr. G. F. Child, Superintendent.
HOME FOR THE AGED (M. E. CHURCH.) S. W. corner Fulton and Franklin.
AGED WOMEN'S HOME. Lexington, between Calhoun and Stricker sts. Visiting days, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Henry Patterson, President. Miss McIlhany, Superintendent.
FEMALE CHRISTIAN HOME. 114 N. Greene street. Mrs. W. W. Spence, President. Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Secretary. Mrs. E. B. Kettlewell, Matron.
ST. MARY'S FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
A Catholic institution, situated on Franklin street, near Cathedral. The Asylum is under the charge of Sister Gertrude, Superioress, as- sisted by nine other Sisters of Charity.
ST. JOSEPH'S HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, For Girls, is situated on Waverley Terrace, North Carey street, at its intersection with Lexington.
FEMALE HOUSE OF REFUGE. N. W. cor Carey and Baker streets. Rev. Franklin Wilson, President.
THE "HOME,"
A reformatory institution-is located at No. 1 N. Exeter st., near Baltimore st., and is con- ducted on the family system by benevolent ladies. Miss S. D. Pfeiffer, Matron.
ST. FRANCIS ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Is situated on the corner of Forrest place and Chase street. It is in the charge of the "Oblate Sisters of Providence," an order of colored nuns.
ST. MARY'S HOME FOR COLORED BOYS. No. 100 W. Biddle street. In charge of the All Saints' Sisters.
ST. ANTHONY GERMAN (R. C.) ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Is situated on Central avenue, between Chew and Eager streets, and is in charge of tha Sis- ters of Notre Dame. Sister Elizabeth, Superi- oress-directed by Rev. Father Darrenhauer.
KELSO HOME FOR ORPHAN CHILDREN OF THE M. E. CHURCH. No. 87 E. Baltimore.
Rachel A. Brashears, Matron. Visiting days, Thursday of each week.
THOMAS WILSON SANITARIUM FOR CHILDREN. Office 55 N. Charles street.
Francis T. King, President. Wm. A. Fisher, Recording Secretary. J. A. Tompkins, Corresponding Sec'y. Wm. H. Graham, Treasurer.
THOS. WILSON FUEL SAVING SOCIETY. Office 55 N. Charles street. Dr. James Carey Thomas, President. J. A. Tompkins, Treasurer. John R. Kelso, Secretary.
ST. PETER (EPISCOPAL) ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Myrtle avenue near Lanvale street.
NURSERY AND CHILD'S HOSPITAL. Cor. Franklin and Schroeder streets.
President-Mrs. Charles F. Bevan. Secretary-Mrs. J. Morrison Harris. Matron-Miss Jane Berkshire Visiting Physicians-Drs. C. F. Bevan, T. A. Ashby, I. E. Atkinson. Consulting Physicians-Drs. A. P. Smith, T. S. Latimer.
Visiting days for Residents, Thursday only. Strangers admitted daily, Sunday excepted.
ORPHANS' HOME,
113 Gough street, was founded by the late Father Dolan.
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WOMAN'S INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE. No. 85 N. Charles street. President-Mrs. M. N. Perry: Treasurer-Miss Mary Stow. Recording Secretary-Miss Isabella Tyson. Corresponding Sec'y-Miss Mary T. King.
The object of this Society is to' supply a need long felt for increasing the opportunities for support of women who are dependent upon their own exertions. To encourage the dignity of labor and help women to think that honest self-support is honorable and praiseworthy, is the chief aim of the Society. Since no one will be helped with money, it can, therefore, in no wise be considered a charitable institution; but all who wish to help themselves will be aided in every way to develop their own capacity of labor, and to receive an equivalent for their work.
CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY. Office 55 North Charles St. President-Wm. A. Fisher. Treasurer-Josiah Lee Johnston. Cor. Secretary-John A. Tompkins. Rec. Secretary-Francis K. Carey. Registrar-Eliza T. Ellicott.
DOLAN'S AID SOCIETY. 115 Gough Street. To shelter and provide homes for destitute chil- dren
ST. MARY'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Is situated on the "Maiden's Choice " Road, near the village of Carrollton, 22 miles west of the City. It was established by Archbishop Spalding, and is in charge of the Xaverian Brothers.
James Gibbon, President. Thos. S. Lee, Vice-President. Thos. C. Yearley, Secretary. Edward McColgan, Treasurer.
MALE FREE SCHOOL AND COLVIN IN- STITUTE FOR GIRLS. No. 39} Courtland Street. John B. Seideustricker, President. John F. Plummer, Secretary.
ST. JAMES HOME FOR BOYS. Cor. High and Low Streets.
The Home is a branch of St. Mary's Indus- trial School for Boys, and is in charge of the Xaverian Brothers.
ST. PAUL ORPHAN ASYLUM. Madison Avenue and Robert St.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM CRUELTY AND IMMORALITY. Office, Postoffice Avenue and Second St. Wm. R. Barry, President. Rev. J. B. Shontz, Secretary.
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