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PUTNAM.
Emmerson W. Addis ... Rep .... Brewster
Dem .... N. Y. City
14 Jacob Fritz ...
15 Thomas Smith
Rep. . Orchard Park
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
QUEENS.
Name. Pol. P. O. Address.
1 George L. Glaser .Dem .... Newtown
2 Cyrus B. Gale .. . Dem .... Jamaica
3 George Wallace .. . Rep .... Freeport
RENSSELAER.
1 Benjamin O. Brewster. . Rep .... Troy
2 William Hutton, jr .... Dem .... Troy
3 Michael Russell ... . Rep .... Troy RICHMOND. Charles J. Kullman .... Dem .... Stapleton
ROCKLAND.
Irving Brown. .Dem .... Haverstraw ST. LAWRENCE.
1 Ira C. Miles .. Rep .... Edwards 2 Martin V. B. Ives . ... Rep .... Potsdam SARATOGA. George W. Kavanaugh. Rep .... Cohoes SCHENECTADY.
John C. Myers
..... Dem .... Schenectady
SCHOHARIE.
George M. Palmer.
.... Dem .... Cobleskill
SCHUYLER.
Charles A. Sloan ... ... Rep .... Montour Falls SENECA.
Wm. V. Van Rensselaer.Rep .... Seneca Falls STEUBEN.
1 Edward D. Cross Rep .... Pulteney
2 Hyatt C. Hatch.
Rep .... Atlanta
SUFFOLK.
Name.
Pol.
P. O. Address.
1 Erastus F. Post.
. Rep .... Quogue
2 Carll S. Burr.
Rep .... Cammack
SULLIVAN.
George M. McLaughlin. Rep .... Monticello
TIOGA.
Daniel P. Witter ....
. Rep .... Richford
TOMPKINS.
Theron Johnson .....
.Rep .... Dryden
ULSTER.
1 Jacob H. Tremper .... Rep .... Kingston
2 Charles J. Ackert ...... Dem .... New Paltz
WARREN. Taylor J. Eldridge ..... Rep .... Johnsburgh
WASHINGTON.
Charles R. Paris ...
. Rep .... Sandy Hill
WAYNE.
Marvin I. Greenwood ... Rep .... Newark
WESTCHESTER.
1 Jared Sandford
.Mt. Vernon
2 Wm. J. Graney.
Dem .... Dobbs Ferry
3 John Gibney ..
Dem .... Sing Sing
WYOMING.
Daniel B. Whipple ..... Rep .... North Java
YATES.
Miles W. Raplee.
.... Rep .... Dundee
MILITARY. NATIONAL GUARD, NEW YORK.
Major-General Charles Whitney Tillinghast, 2d, Adjutant-General. Office in the Capitol. Colonel F. Phisterer, Assistant Adjutant-General. Colonel Isaac F. Handy, Assistant Adjutant-General.
THIRD: BRIGADE. Headquarters, Albany, N. Y.
Brigadier-General, ROBERT SHAW OLIVER.
Lieut .- Col. Harry C. Cushman. Assistant Adj .- Gen. | Major Charles J. Buchanan ... Judge-Advocate. Maj. George P. Hilton. ...... Brigade Inspector. Capt. Charles G. Cleminshaw. . Aide-de-Camp. Capt. Guy E. Baker .......... Aide-de-Camp. Lt-Col. Major Herman Bendell. Surgeon.
Major Elwood O. Roessle ..... Com. of Subsistence. Major Charles H. Gaus .... . Insp. Rifle Practice. Major Horace G. Young ...... Quartermaster.
Major Robert L. Banks, jr .... } Supernumerary Major James H. Manning ..... S Officers attached.
The Sixth Battery, the Tenth Battalion, the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty- first, Twenty-second, Twenty-third, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth, Thirty-first, Thirty-second, Thirty-third, Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh, Thirty-ninth, Fortieth, Forty-fourth, and Forty-sixth Separate Companies of Infantry.
THIRD SIGNAL CORPS-Headquarters, Albany. Capt. Edward J. Wheeler.
10th Battalion, Infantry. State Armory, Washington av. cor. Lark. Lieut. Col. Horatio P. Stacpole. Ist Lieut. Harvey L. Dwight, Adjutant.
| 1st Lieut. W. Howard Brown, Quartermaster. 1st Lieut. Frank S. Harris, Com. of Subsistence. Capt. Charles E. Davis, Asst. Surgeon. Capt. Wilford L. Robbins, Chaplain. 1st Lieut. James E. Smith, Insp. of Rifle Practice.
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LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Co. A. Tenth Battalion, N. G. N. Y.
State Armory.
MILITARY-Frank R. Palmer, Captain. Adrian W. Mather, Ist Lieut. Howard U. McMillan, 2nd Lieut. Edward T. Newcomb, 1st Sergt.
CIVIL-Wm. S. Hackett, Treas. Wm. H. Van Slyke, Financial Sec. Lansing B. Wood, Sec.
Co. B, 10th Battalion, "N.I.G. N. Y.
(Organized July 4, 1854.) State Armory.
MILITARY-Charles B. Staats, Capt. Clarence Strevell, 1st Lieut. Wm. D. Manson, 2nd Lieut. Harry C. Staats, 1st Sergt.
CIVIL-A. Ward Dunham, Recording Sec. Jesse G. Robinson, Fin. Sec. John H. Callahan, Treas.
Co. C, 10th Battalion, N. G. N. Y. State Armory.
MILITARY-James E. Roach, Capt. Christopher Gresham, 1st Lieut. Edward Oliver, 2nd Lieut. Fred D. Luby, 1st Sergt.
CIVIL-Corp. James H. Edwards, Sec. Herman H. De Rouville, Treas.
Co. D, 10th Battalion, N. G. N. Y. , (Organized July 2, 1861.) State Armory.
MILITARY-E. V. Denison, Capt. William B. Gracie, 1st Lieut. Wm. F. Wheelock, 2nd Lieut. CIVIL-Wm. M. Cox, jr., Treas. Wilbur Quay, Financial Sec. John E. Edwards, Recording Sec.
Association of Officers, 10th Bat- talion, N. G. N. Y.
Meets at State Armory first Saturday each month.
Lieut. Col. Horatio P. Stacpole, Prest. Lieut. Frank S. Harris, Treas. Lieut. William F. Wheelock, Sec.
INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Albany Burgesses Corps. (Organized October 8, 1833).
Armory, Bleecker Hall, 529 Broadway.
MILITARY-A. D. Brink, Commandant. James A. Shattuck, 1st Lieut. George S. Burch., 2nd Lieut. Harry K. Tebbutt, 3d Lieut.
CIVIL-Howard Hendrickson, Pres. John A. Heenan, Vice-Pres. Wm. C. Carr, Recording Sec. George A. Lindsay, Financial Sec. George S. Burch, Treas. Wm. H. Smith, Armorer.
STAFF-Howard Hendrickson, Adj. and Chief of Staff. R. I. Wilson, Inspector. Henry C. Haskell, Engineer. Elliot Danforth, Judge Advocate. A. H. Bayard, Surgeon. Charles E. Jenkins, Chief of Ordnance. H. J. Slattery, Quartermaster. David E. Dunn, Paymaster. John A. Heenan, Asst. Paymaster. George L. Thomas, Insp. of Rifle Practice. James W. Hutt, Commissary. Rev. E. A. Terry, Chaplain. J. Meredith Read, Aide-de-Camp.
¿Albany Jackson Corps .;;
(Org. Aug. 13, 1868). Armory, 450 Broadway.
MILITARY-John N. Fremgan, Capt. William W. Burg, 1st Lieut. Joseph Cook, 2d Lieut.
CIVIL-William W. Burg, Pres. John A. Burns, Vice-Pres. Frank Petrie, Recording Sec. J. N. Herkimer, Fin. Sec. and Treas.
Albany Washington Rifle Company.
(Org. Feb. 22, 1844. Re-incorporated March 4, 1881).
MILITARY-Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Commandant. Ernst Decker, 1st Lieut.
Third Brigade Rifle Association.
Range at Rensselaerwyck, near Bath-on-the-Hud- son, Rensselaer county.
Major Charles H. Gaus, Pres. Major Samuel B. Ward, Vice-Pres. Buel C. Andrews, Sec. Alfred H. Rennie, Treas.
Emmet Guards.
Joseph J. Mahar, Commandant. P. C. Keleher, 1st Lieut. John J. Collins, 2d Lieut.
CIVIL-M. E. McNamara, Pres. Timothy F. Cotter, Recording Sec. John J. Sears, Financial Sec. Joseph J. Maher, Treas.
Old Guard Albany Zouave Cadets.
Josiah D. Chapin, Pres. Joseph B. Killip, Vice- Pres. W. H. Van Antwerp, Treas. Harvey. L. Dwight, 449 State, Sec.
Washington Continental Veteran ; Association.
(Composed of exempt members of Washington Continentals, Co. B.)
Stephen P. Corliss, Pres. Theodore M. Amsdell, Vice-Pres. William J. Bryan, Sec. and Treas.
LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN STATE OF N. Y.
January 1.
New Year's Day
Lincoln's Birthday
Washington's Birthday
May 30.
Memorial Day
December 25
Christmas Day
July 4
Independence Day
September 2.
Labor Day
February 12 February 22.
November - November -
Election Day
Thanksgiving Day 2
Every Saturday After 12 M.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
ALBANY ORGANIZED AS A CITY 1686. ALBANY MADE CAPITAL OF THE STATE IN 1797.
CITY ELECTION ON THE FIRST TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER. COMMON COUNCIL ORGANIZES ON THE FIRST TUESDAY OF JANUARY BIENNIALLY.
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1898.
THOMAS J. VAN ALSTYNE, - - -
Mayor.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
JOHN E. CORSCADDEN
President.
HENRY A. MALOY
Clerk.
1st Ward-John A. R. Kapps
2d Ward-Malachi F. Cox
3d Ward-John Franey
13th Ward-Fred Ebel
4th Ward-Thomas D. Fitzgerald
14th Ward-Frank N. Sisson
5th Ward-Justus H. Davis
15th Ward-Joseph A. Clancy
6th Ward-Ellsworth Carr
16th Ward-Wm. H. Golden
7th Ward-Henry Tammany
17th Ward-Charles A. Pritchard
8th Ward-James J. McKiernan
9th Ward-John F. Fitzgerald
19th Ward-John Pauly
COMMON COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEES.
Academies and Schools-Kapps, J. F. Fitzgerald, Sisson.
Accounts-Clancy, Golden, J. F. Fitzgerald, Kapps, Franey.
Applications to Legislature-Carr, Pritchard, Pauly. Docks and Ferries-Cox, T. D. Fitzgerald, Golden. Fire Department-McKiernan, Pritchard, Ebel. Land-Kapps, Tammany, Golden.
Law-McCormic, Carr, J. F. Fitzgerald. Levels-Carr, Kapps, Naukam.
Markets-Pritchard, Cox, Ebel.
Public Buildings-President, Casey, Carr, Sisson, McCormic.
Public Celebrations and Entertainments-Clancy, T. D. Fitzgerald, Carr, Cox, Pauly, Ebel, Nau- kam.
Railroads-Cox, T. D. Fitzgerald, Clancy, Franey, Sisson.
Relations of City and County-Casey, McCormic, Sisson.
Streets and Sewers, Northern Section-Tammany, Casey, Sisson.
Streets and Sewers, Southern Section-T. D. Fitz- gerald, Kapps, Franey.
Streets and Sewers, Western Section-Pritchard, Clancy, Naukam.
Water-Pritchard, Casey, Davis, Ebel, J. F. Fitz- gerald.
(For other city officers, see Table of Contents, page 3.)
CITY OFFICERS.
Board of Audit-Mayor Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Pres. Common Council, John E. Corscadden, Chamberlain James Rooney.
Board of Commissioners of Washington Park of the city of Albany, City Bldg., So. Pearl, cor. How- ard-Thomas D. Coleman, Dudley Olcott, terms expire 1899; Grange Sard, Charles J. Buchanan, James F. Tracey, terms expire 1902; John F. Rathbone, Stephen F. Moran, Charles L. Pruyn, Abraham Lansing. Dudley Olcott, Pres. Chas. J. Buchanan, Treas. W. S. Egerton, Sec. and Supt.
Board of Contract and Apportionment - Mayor Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Pres. Common Council John E. Corscadden, Street Commissioner An- drew W. Woolverton, City Engineer Horace An- drews, Chamberlain James Rooney, Clerk T. J. Lanahan. First Asst., Wm. A. Wallace. Sec- ond Asst., James J. Mahoney.
Board of Health, City Bldg., So. Pearl cor. How- ard-Mayor Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Dr. D. H. Cook, Dr. F. C. Curtis, Dr. Charles H. Smith, Dr. C. E. Davis, William S. Dyer. Health Phy- sician, Dr. Lewis Balch. Clerk to the Board of Health, Edward H. Long. Inspectors, John
Hannigan, William J. McCormick, Charles De- laney. Inspector of Plumbing, Drainage and Ventilation, George F. Backman; Assistant, Robert J. Eagan.
Board of Water Commissioners, 25 Quackenbush -- John Bowe, until May 1, 1903; Buel C. An- drews, until May 1, 1894; Fred W. Ridgway, until May 1, 1898; Vreeland H. Youngman, until May 1, 1899; Jeremiah J. Mahar, until May 1, 1900; Wm. H. Weaver, until 1901; A. V. Ben- sen, until May, 1902; George I. Bailey, Sec. and Supt.
Chamberlain-James Rooney. Deputy-Chas. H. Bissikummer.
City Assessors-Wm. J. Weaver, William Sayles, James McIntyre. Clerk-Henry J. Boyle. City Marshal-Patrick Reilly.
City Engineer-Horace Andrews. Deputy-John J. O'Hara.
City Physician-William H. Murray.
District Physicians-1st, Francis J. Crummy. 2d, W. S. Bristol. 3d, Mark S. Leavy. 4th, Chas. L. Myers. 5th, Judson H. Lipes. 6th, W. P. Brierly.
Civil Service Examiners, office City Hall-John
Navigation, Trade and Commerce-Casey, Tam- many, McCormic.
Police-J. F. Fitzgerald, McKiernan, Pauly. Printing-T. D. Fitzgerald, Clancy, Davis.
Privileges and Elections-McKiernan, Cox, Golden.
18th Ward-Frank Naukam
10th Ward-Robert H. McCormic, jr.
11th Ward-Daniel Casey 12th Ward-John E. Corscadden
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Wallace, Simeon J. Leake, Frederick Tillinghast. Sec .- David N. Brice.
Clerk of Common Council-Henry A. Maloy. As- sistant-Felix Corscadden.
Coroners-See County Government.
Corporation Counsel-John A. Delehanty. Assist- ant-Norton Chase. Officer-James W. Grady. Finance Department-Mayor Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Chamberlain James Rooney, President of Common Council John E. Corscadden, Alder- man Malachi F. Cox, and Elnathan Sweet, Trustees.
Fire Commissioners-See page 46.
Janitors-City Hall, David E. Pugh. City Build- ing, Charles E. Healey.
Justices of City Court-George Addington, M. J. Severance, James J. Farren; office, City Build- ing, South Pearl corner Howard.
Law Department-Aldermen Robert H. MeCormic, jr., Ellworth Carr, J. F. Fitzgerald; Recorder James C. Matthews; Corporation Counsel John A. Delehanty.
Mayor's First Clerk-Michael Monahan.
Overseer of the Poor-Chas. H. Armatage. Deputy -Patrick J. Powers.
Police Commissioners-See bottom of page.
Police Justices-John J. Brady, Peter A. Stephens; office, City Building, S. Pearl cor. Howard.
Receiver of Taxes-Philip Fitzsimons. Deputy- Henry W. Lipman.
Recorder-James C. Matthews.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-W. H. Murray.
Street Commissioner-Andrew W. Woolverton.
Street Superintendents-James W. Collins, John C. Mangan.
Superintendent of Almshouse-Charles HI. Arma- tage. Deputy-Edward J. Nolan.
Superintendent of Market-Henry A. Sager. Supervisors-See Index to Contents, page 3.)
Trustees of the General Debt and Water Debt Sink- ing Fund-Mayor Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Chamberlain James Rooney, Elnathan Sweet.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF THE CITY OF ALBANY, High School building, Steuben street. Hon. Wm. L. Learned, President. James M. Ruso, Dr. Herman Bendell, John H Lynch, Lewis B. Hall, Angus MeD. Shoemaker, Harlan P. French, Members of the Board. Charles W. Cole, Supt. of Schools. Thomas H. Dwyer, Supt. of Buildings. John J. Gannon, Clerk. Miss Grace C. Klugman, Stenographer.
TERMS, HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS-Schools open second Monday in September.
HOLIDAYS-Thanksgiving Day and day following, Lincoln's Birthday, Washington's Birthday, Decoration Day.
VACATION-Two weeks at Christmas, week preceding Easter, from last school day in June (usually last Friday) to second Monday in September.
No. Location of Schools. Principal.
1. Bassett cor. Franklin ... Kate McAuley.
2. 29 Chestnut ..
George H. Benjamin.
Eleanor F. Dickson.
John A. Howe.
Thomas S. O'Brien.
Almon Holland. C. E. Franklin. John E. Sherwood.
Nellie B. Combs. Lewis H. Rockwell.
12. Washington av. c.Robin. E. E. Packer.
13. B'way cor. Lawrence ... 14. 70 Trinity Place. ..... 15. Herkimer cor. Franklin. Levi Cass.
Margaret J. Graham. James L. Bothwell.
17. Sec. av. cor. Stephen ... Martha B. McFarland 20. N. Pearl cor. N. Second. E. A. Corbin. 21. 666 Clinton avenue. P. H. McQuade. 22. 292 Second .. Mary A. Simpson.
24. Delaware square Jennie A. Utter.
25. Morton near S. Swan ... . Julia Cordell.
Theodore C. Hailes, Drawing Master. Edward Futterer, Vocal Music.
HIGH SCHOOL, Eagle, Steuben and Columbia streets. Oscar D. Robinson, A. M., Ph. D., Principal, Professor of Mental and Moral Phi- losophy; Charles A. Horne, A. M., Vice-Prin. and Professor of Latin and Greek; J. H. Gilbert, A. M., Professor of Mathematics; Austin Sanford, A. M., Professor of English Literature and History; A. F. Onderdonk, Professor of Natural Science; Carl Meyer, A. M., Professor of German; William D. Goewey, Classical As- sistant; Frank P. Huested, Horatio M. Pollock, Chemistry and Botany; Miss Helen A. Cochrane, Miss Ellen Sullivan, Miss Agnes R. Davison, Miss Mary I. Davis, Miss Ida E. Winne, Miss Mary N. Zeitler, Miss Agnes S. Gavey, Miss Julia A. Gilbert, Miss Carrie P. Godley, Miss Florence W. Horne, Miss Martha A. Pultz, English Branches; Miss Agnes E. O'Malley, Stenography and Typewriting. John Fitzgib- bons, Miss Margaret I. Ovefton, Instructors in Manual Training; George E. Oliver, Vocal Music; Mrs. Alois Donhauser, Librarian; Eliza- beth F. B. Hailes, Instructor in Drawing.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
General Office, City Building, South Pearl Street.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS-Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Mayor, ex-officio, President. John J. Phelan, Sec. Edward J. Meegan, Robert Shaw Oliver, William J. Walker, John J. Phelan, Com. Edward G. Cox, M. D., Surgeon. Matthew Greagan, Clerk. Joanna Barrett, Matron.
FIRST POLICE PRECINCT.
No.259 South Ferry Street. Captain-John'H. Sheridan.
Sergeants-Wm. H. Lonergan, John E. Murphy, John A. Franklin.
Patrolmen-28.
Boundary-Includes that part of the city of
3. 16 Watervliet avenue. .
4. Mad. av. cor. Ontario .. 5. 206 North Pearl .
6. 105 Second.
7. 165 Clinton avenue. .... 8. 157 Madison avenue.
10. Perry cor. Central av ... 11. 409 Madison avenue ....
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
Albany bounded north by the center of Hamilton street, west by the center of Eagle street to Morton, to Delaware avenue, and east and south by the city boundaries.
SECOND POLICE PRECINCT. City Building.
Captain-Robert Davidson.
Sergeants-Peter Buchanan, Sam. C. Beckett, Thomas J. Cuddy.
Patrolmen-29.
Boundary-Commences at the intersection of Hamilton street with the east line of the city; thence north to a point opposite the center of Quackenbush street and Clinton avenue; thence westerly along Quackenbush street and Clinton avenue to Lark street; thence southerly along Lark street to Spruce street; thence east along Spruce street to Eagle street; thence south along Eagle street to Hamilton street; thence east along Hamilton street to the place of beginning.
THIRD POLICE PRECINCT. „No. 799 Broadway.
Captain-James Brennan.
Sergeants-Michael Moss, James J. Walsh, John S. Keefe.
Patrolmen-27.
Boundary-Includes that portion of the city of Albany bounded on the south by Quackenbush street and Clinton avenue, on the west by Lexing- ton avenue and on the north and east by the city boundaries.
FOURTH POLICE PRECINCT. No. 419 Madison avenue.
Captain-H. C. A. Sauer.
Sergeants-Francis E. Bailey, George W. Oliver, William Doran.
Patrolmen-27.
Boundary-Commences at the intersection of Spruce and Eagle streets; thence west along Spruce street to Lark street; thence along Lark street to Clinton avenue; thence westerly along Clinton avenue to Lexington avenue; thence along Lexing- ton avenue to the south line of the city; thence along the south line of the city to Delaware avenue, to north side of Morton street, to Eagle street; thence along Eagle street to the place of beginning.
EFIFTH POLICE PRECINCT. No. 270' Central avenue. ,
Captain-P. H. Maher.
Sergeants-Harmon Bowers, John Haggerty, Thomas Roche.
Patrolmen-21.
Boundary-Includes all that part of the city west of Lexington avenue.
DETECTIVES.
Michael Mead, Captain; Michael E. Nolan, James B. Sweeney, Joseph P. O'Connor, Joseph McCann.
POLICE OFFICERS.
Jacob Herzog, Patrick H. McKiernan, James Brennan, John McGrane.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS, office City building, South Pearl corner Howard. Thomas J. Van Alstyne, Mayor, ex-officio, Pres. James McCredie, Sec. Henry Patton, one year. James McCredie, two years. Julius Fish, three years. Richard V. De Witt, four years. Lewis J. Miller, Clerk. M. E. Higgins, Chief of Dep't; office City building, South Pearl corner Howard. Thomas S. Jones, Permanent Asst. John J. Hughes, Call Assistant. Harry S. Pearse, Dep't Physician. Ed. Moore, Vet. Surgeon. John M. Carroll, Supt. Fire Alarm .;
;STEAM FIREENGINES.
STEAMER No. 1 .- Junction Washington and Western av. at Lexington av. Richard D. Griffin,' Foreman. STEAMER No. 2 .- 157 Livingston avenue. James P. Kelly, Foreman.
STEAMER No. 3 .- 895 Broadway. Wm. J. Smith, Foreman.
STEAMER No. 4 .- 71 Hudson avenue. Wm. J. Rogers, Foreman. STEAMER No. 5 .- 289 South Pearl. Hurd Hunter, Foreman. STEAMER No. 6 .- Jefferson cor. South Swan. John A. Burns, Foreman."
STEAMER No. 7 .- Clinton avenue corner Ontario. Patrick J. Maney, Foreman.
STEAMER No. 8 .- Broadway corner North First, North Albany. Michael F. Connors, Foreman.
STEAMER No. 9 .- Second avenue corner Sand. Charles E. Walsh, Foreman.
STEAMER No. 10 .- Junction Madison and Western avs. at West Lawrence. John E. Leary, Foreman. TRUCK No. 1 .- 57 Westerlo. Wm. W. Bridgeford, Foreman.
TRUCK No. 2 .- 126 Clinton avenue. Patrick F. Dunn, Foreman.
TRUCK No. 3 .- 105 Ontario. John A. Russell, Foreman.
HOSE AND SUPPLY DEPOT, 133 Hamilton and 34 Plain. Edward Roark, Supt.,
REPAIR SHOP, 34 Plain. , Supervising Engineer.
ALBANY FIRE INSURANCE PATROL-21 and 23 Howard. Frank H. Wetherwax, Supt.
LIST OF FIRE SIGNAL BOXES.
12 Sacred Heart, at Kenwood
13 McCarty av. and S. Pearl
14 Second av. and S. Pearl
15 Second av. and Elizabeth
#16 Third av. and Clinton : 17 Third av. and Sloan 21 Alexander and Elizabeth
23 Schuyler and Clinton
24 Morton and Elizabeth
25 Arch and Grand
: 26 Myrtle av. and Philip
31 Ash Grove and Trinity pl. 32 Elm and Eagle
34 Madison av. and Granu
35 Hamilton and S. Pearl
36 Hamilton and Philip
41 Hudson av. and S. Pearlj 42 Hudson av. and Eagle
43 Beaver and Grand
45 State and S. Pearl
51 Fourth av. and S. Pearl
52 Fourth av. and Green
53 Fourth av. and Broadway
54 Schuyler and Franklin
56 Schuyler and Dallius
61 Rensselaer and S. Pearl
62 Arch and Green
63 Arch and Broadway; 64 S. Ferry and S. Pearl;
71 Westerlo and Green
72 Westerlo and Broadway
73 Herkimer and S. Pearl
74 Madison av. and Green
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ACADEMIES, ETC.
75 Madison av. and Broadway
81 Pruyn and Broadway 82 Hamilton and Union
83 Hudson av. and Green
84 Hudson av. and Broadway
91 State and Green
92 State and Dcan
121 Maiden lane and Broadway
123 N. Pearl bet. Maiden lane and Steuben
124 Steuben and Broadway
125 Columbia and Broadway
131 Canal and N. Pearl
132 Orange and Broadway
134 Clinton av. and Broadway
135 Spencer and Jackson
136 Wilson and Broadway
141 Livingston av. and Water
142 Livingston av. and N. Pearl
143 Colonie and Center
145 Colonie and Broadway 146 Colonie and Ten Broeck 151 De Witt and Montgomery 152 Van Woert and N. Pearl 153 N. Ferry and Rathbone 154 N. Ferry and Broadway 156 Pleasant and Broadway
161 Monroe and Chapel 162 Orange and N. Hawk 163 Orange and Dove 171 Canal and Cross 172 Canal and S. Swan
173 Canal and Lark
181 Steuben and Eagle
182 Pine and Chapel 183 State and Eagle 184 Elk, St. Agnes' school 212 Hamilton and S. Hawk
213 Hamilton and Dove
214 Madison av. and S. Swan
215 Madison av. and Lark
216 Madison and Lexington avs.
217 Madison and Lake avs.
218 Madison av. and Ontario
219 Madison av. bet. Partridge and Allen
231 Jefferson and S. Hawk
232 Yates and S. Knox
234 Elm and Dove
235 Penitentiary
236 Morris bet. Ontario and Part- ridge
241 Park av. and Eagle
242 Park av. and S. Swan
243 Park and Delaware avs.
245 Alms House
246 Woodlawn and Lake avs.
251 Morton and S. Swan
252 Second av. and Moore
253 Second av. and O'Connell
254 Hurlbut and Delaware av.
312 Hudson av. and S. Swan 313 Hudson av. and Lark 314 Lancaster and Eagle
315 Lancaster and S. Hawk
316 Lancaster and S. Swan
317 Lancaster and Dove
318 Chestnut and Lark
321 State and S. Swan
323 State and Willett
324 Washington av. and N. Hawk
325 Washington av. and Dove
326 Washington & Lexington avs.
327 Washington av. and Robin
328 Washington av. and Perry 341 Western av. and Quail 342 Western av. and Ontario' 343 Western av. and Partridge 345 Western and Pine avs.
351 Central av. and Lark
352 Central av. and N. Knox
353 Central av. and Robin
354 Central av. and Perry
361 Central av. and Ontario
362 Central and Clinton avs. at Junction
363 Central and Watervliet avs.
371 Elk and Quail
372 Canal and Lexington av.
412 Clinton av. and Ten Broeck
413 Clinton av. and N. Swan
414 Clinton av. and Lark
415 Clinton av. and Judson
416 Clinton av. and Perry
417 First and N. Hawk
421 First and N. Knox
423 Second and N. Swan
424 Second and Lark
425 Second and Lexington av.
426 Second and Quail
431 Ten Broeck pl. & Ten Broeck
432 Third and Ontario
434 Third and Colby
435 Livingston av. and N. Swan
436 Third and N. Y. Central av.
451 Livingston av. and Lark
452 Livingston av. and N. Knox
453 Van Woert and N. Swan
461 Tivoli, at Dederick's Works
462 R. R. Shops, at West Albany
512 Lumber Dist. N. Ferry and Water
513 Lumber Dist. at Ronan's store
514 Lumber Dist. at canal bridge
515 Lumber Dist. at Sage's yard
516 Lumber Dist. at Boyd's upper yard
521 Emmet and Broadway
523 Mohawk and N. Pearl
524 South and Broadway
525 N. Second and N. Pearl
531 North and Champlain
ACADEMIES, Etc.
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY NAMES, Robin cor. Madison av. Under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Names. Sister M. Anunciata, Su- perioress.
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART, located at Kenwood. Madame Margaret Moran, Su- perior.
ALBANY ACADEMY, between La Fayette and Elk, fronting on Academy Park. Ledyard Cogs- well, Treas. Henry P. Warren, A. B., Prin- cipal, Latin, English, and Modern History. Martin L. Deyo, A. M., Professor of Mathe- matics and Physics. Chas. B. Goold, A. M., Greek, French and German. J. W. Scudder, A. B., Latın and German. Miss Georgie W. Shute, Inst. 1st Form. Miss Helen F. Friend, Inst. 2d Form. B. Papot, French. Capt. C. P. Williams, Instructor in Military Tactics. Miss Julia A. Evans, Preceptress of the Preparatory Department. Miss Mattie Healey, Miss Eliza- beth B. Stewart, Assistants in the Preparatory Department. Chas. Hoffman, Janitor.
ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 83 North Pearl. Faculty, John R. Carnell, Principal. John R. Carnell, jr. Bookkeeping and Shorthand. Benton S. Hoit, Shorthand and Typewriting. S. E. Bartow, Penmanship. S. G. Jeffrey, Busi- ness Practice and Commercial Law. R. W. Wallace, Bookkeeping and Correspondence. W. A. Hoffman, Penmanship, Bookkeeping and
Mechanical Drawing. W. A. Warriner, Book- keeping and Business Practice. H. W. Henry, Commercial Arithmetic. Edgar Crounse, Book- keeping and Spelling. A. La Mott Roe, Book- keeping and Arithmetic. Carroll F. Boardman, Bookkeeping and Arithmetic. Miss Edith F. Millward, Bookkeeping. B. R. Myers, Teleg- raphy. Charles G. Allen, Shorthand. Miss Anna E. Deal, Shorthand. Miss Josie L. Hol- lenbeck, Shorthand. L. A. Claffey, Shorthand. Miss Eva M. Kewin, Typewriting. Miss Nellie Clark, Stenographer. Miss Janet Calderwood, Bookkeeper. See front cover.
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