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66 John M. boards 83 Third
66 Joseph, house 126 Sherman
Joseph, stonecutter, h. 79 Washington av.
66 Kittie Mrs. house 9 Rose [Central avenue
66 Magdalena, widow of Bartholomew, house 93
66 Margaret, widow of Peter, house 392 Second
66 Margaret A. house 432 Washington avenue
66 Martin, carver, boards Kimball House
66 Mary Miss, boards 145 Hudson avenue
66 Matthew, moulder, house 109 Third avenue
Men's Association, Harmanus Bleecker Hall
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, North Pearl corner, Steuben. See page 581
Men's Christian Association of West Albany, (Railroad) Rawson eor. Martin av.
Men's Christian Association (Railroad), 603 Broadway
Men's Sodality, 46 Philip
Nicholas, laborer, house Osborne near Dove
66
Nicholas J. laborer, h. Catharine eor. Dove
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Nicholas, jr. upholsterer, house Dove south of Morton
Peter, moulder, house 117 Western avenue
66 Peter J. porter, 80 State, b. 96 Second
Philip, brakeman, house 11 Hunter avenue
66 66
Robert, removed to Schenectady
66 Samuel, died July 3, 1897
Simon, chef, Globe Hotel, h. 159 Madison avenue
[av.
66 William, clerk, 75 Beaver, rooms 64 Lodge
66 William, gardener, h. New Scotland plank rd.
66 William, jr. gardener, boards New Scotland plank road
William D. laborer, boards 118 Areh
66 William M. electrician, h. 26 North Knox
Women's Christian Association, 5 Lodge
Youngblood W. clerk, 47 N. Pearl, bds. 17 Emmet Younger Wm. engineer, Troy Nickel Works, house 148 Franklin
Youngman Edwin T. driver, house 5 Phoenix place
66 Harry V. removed to New York city
66 John, removed to Greenbush
66 V. H. (Leonard & Youngman) 356 State and 36 Beaver, house 135 Laneaster
Youngs Andrew, laborer, house 368 Canal
Dudley, trav. salesman, 77 S. Pearl, house 242 First
.6 Grover, boards 1 Clinton avenue
66 Herbert, bookkeeper, 24 James, b. 242 First
66 William D. printer, Journal, h. 1 Clinton av. Yule John M. elaim inspector, 17 De Graaf building, house 357 Central avenue
William H. P. agent, Met. Ins. Co. boards 357 Central avenue
Yusten see Justen
ZACHARIUS BENJAMIN, cutter, 36 Beaver, h. 203 South Pearl
Zacherrek Julius, died April, 1898
Ottelie, widow of Julius, h. 121 Fourth av. Zahn John Anthony, house 216 Sherman
Zalinski Max, tailor, house 244 South Pearl
Zander Charles, laborer, house 90 Elizabeth
Zautner Charles II. confectioner, house 133 Broad
66 George, cutter, h. 4 Moore near Second av.
66 Louis, shoemaker, h. 4 Moore n. Second av. Philip, cutter, b. 4 Moore near Second av. Zeh Charles, brakeman, house 32 Hunter avenue
66 Charles M. foreman, A. P. W. Co. boards" 134 Hudson avenue
Clarence M. bookkeeper, h. 378 Madison av.
66 David, collector, 47 N. Pearl, h. 255 Park av.
66 Frank H. elerk, 510 B'way, b. 378 Madison av. -
66 George I. elerk, 140 S. Knox, boards 145 do. L
66 Hannah, wid. of Matthias, h. 134 Hudson av.
66 James, laborer, boards 55 North Lansing
J. Warner, bookkeeper, 464 Broadway, bds. 244 Washington avenue
Margaret S. widow of John, h. 60 Lancaster
Robert L. mason, house 252 North Pearl
Robert L. Ist, shirteutter, house 150 Quail
66 William T. salesman, 47 North Pearl, boards 255 Park avenue
Zehe Carrie, widow of Joseph, house 70 Canal Zehfuss Jacob, haekman, house 30 Hunter avenue Zehner Bernard, laborer, house 42 N. Y. C. av.
66 Herman, laborer, house 473 Second
66 Herman, painter, boards 42 N. Y. C. av.
66 Hilmor, brakeman, house 606 Third
66 John, painter, house 314 Sherman
Zehoski Frank, laborer, house 94 Elizabeth 66 Frank, jr. laborer, boards 94 Elizabeth
Zeilman Chas. H. asst. postmaster, h. 520 Clinton av .. 66 Edward R. boards 520 Clinton avenue
66 George, laborer, house rear 152 Colonie
66 Jacob, stovemounter, house 313 Sherman
James E. stovemounter, b. 245 Livingston av.
66 John, machinist, house 17 West Spring
" Mary, widow, house 245 Livingston avenue
66 Perey H. bds. 520 Clinton avenue
Zeiser John, marbleworker, S. Pearl corner First avenue, house 441 South Pearl
66 Joseph B. sec. treas. and manager, 404 to 410 Central av. house 370 Clinton avenue
Zeitler Mary N. teacher, High school, b. Brookside avenue, Menands [av. Menands
66 Wm. I. manager, 68 N. Pearl, h. Brookside Zelie Rufus, prop. Bennett House, Exchange cor. Sumpter, W. A. house do.
Zeller Adam, cigarmaker, house 93 Alexander
Elizabeth, widow of Ernest, house 130 Elm
66 George, carpenter, house 17 Stephen
John M. baker, house 33 Alexander
Zenner Josephine, widow, house 159 Broad Zenzen Adam, mason, house 11 Cuyler
66 Anthony, mason, boards 11 Cuyler
66 John, shipper, 31 Hudson av. b. 85 Green
66 John, house 20 Teunis
66 Louis, baker, boards 11 Cuyler
66 Peter, confectioner, house 95 Elizabeth
66 Peter, mason, house 11 Cuyler
66 Peter J. helper, boards 95 Elizabeth
Zervas Bernard P. pianomaker, b. 1 Plain 66 Philip, stonecutter, house 221 Park avenue
Zessin August, laborer, house 14 O'Connell
66 Carl, driver, house 106 Third avenue
Charles, laborer, house 14 O'Connell
66 Henry, candymaker, boards 14 O'Connell
66 Louis, elerk, 116 Clinton, bds. 14 O'Connell Zetzmann Frederick, carpenter, boards 381 Elk
66 John Mrs. house 52 Quail
66 Peter, laborer, house 381 Elk
Zibell Edward, laborer, boards 16 Benjamin Henry, laborer, boards 16 Benjamin
Zickler Chris, mason, house 28 Quail 66 Conrad, moulder, house 13 Quail
66 George, mason, house 13 Quail
LATEST MAP OF ALBANY.
FOR SALE AT BOOK STORES.
NATHAN B. PERRY, Ex-President of the Perry Stove Co., is a Director of the COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY.
66 66 Walter T. gasmetermaker, h. 15 Lexington 66 Wilhelmina Miss, boards 36 North Swan
66
Rebecca, boards 145 Hudson avenue
UNION LAUNDRY CO.
8 & 10 Union and 27 & 29 Division Sts.
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ALBANY
[Z] DIRECTORY.
Zickler Jacob, florist, house 251 Third 6 Martin, mason, boards 13 Quail Peter, carpenter, boards 13 Quail Zielfeld Charles, baker, boards 54 Alexander
Henry, machinist, house 54 Alexander
Zielke August, laborer, boards 636 Myrtle avenue
66 Christian, died August, 1897
C. J. gardener, house 636 Myrtle avenue Gustave, laborer, house 636 Myrtle avenue Zigtek George, laborer, house 78 Sherman Zimbar Frank, boards 261 Elk
Zimmer Barbara, widow of Philip, house 207 Sher- man
Charles, carpenter, house 98 Dallius
66 Edward, cook, house 161 Canal
66 Frank K. moulder, house 7 Judson
66 Henry, laborer, house 454 Elk
66 Henry W. brakeman, house 407 Elk
John, gasmetermaker, house 183 Elm
66 John, carpenter, h. rear 584 Clinton avenue
66 John, mason, house 452 Washington avenue
John, jr. painter, boards 79 N. Swan
66 John, jr. clerk, boards rear 584 Clinton av.
John H. printer, foreman bindery, 65 Hud- son av. boards 444 Elk
66 Joseph, coachman, boards 173 Lark
Louis, carpenter, house 606 Clinton avenue
Martin, moulder, house 81 Allen south of Central avenue
66 William, laborer, boards 606 Clinton avenue
Wilson B. student, boards 1 Lancaster
66 Zimmerman Charles, farmer, house Washington av. near Magazine
Charles, brewer, house 231 Myrtle avenue
66 66 Christian, baker, 220 Lark, house do.
Conrad, tailor, house 87 Perry
66 Edwin, electrician, house 220 Lark
Eugene, helper, boards 135 Philip
66 Fred. laborer, boards 423 First
Herman, laborer, boards 432 Third
Hiram F. stenographer, D. & H. C. Co. freight office, 58 N. Pearl, h. at Altamont John (R. H. Moore & Zimmerman), Fourth av. corner Franklin, house 3 Teunis
John Mrs. house 2 Stephen
Julius, laborer, house 135 Philip
J. Godfrey Mrs. house 103 Jay
J. Robert, clerk, boards 3 Teunis
Linus, printer, Taglicher Herold, 11 Beaver, boards 135 Philip
Martin, carpenter, house 13 Third avenue
66 Martin, jr. baker, boards 13 Third avenue
66 Nicholas, granitecutter, bds. 13 Third av.
66 Otto, carpenter, house 413 First
66 Robert, died Aug. 23, 1897
Sophia, widow, house 423 First
Zincke John, carpenter, house 56 Delaware
Zink Carl, laborer, boards 130 Second avenue Edward, laborer, boards 12 Second avenue
Fred, laborer, house 130 Second avenue
66 Fred, jr. laborer, boards 130 Second avenue
60 Henry, tailor, boards 12 Second avenue
66 Jacob F. carpenter, house 40 Alexander John, carpenter, h. 36 Delaware
Michael, laborer, boards 130 Second avenue
66 Valentine, roofer, 12 James, h. 12 Second av.
66 William, saloon, 19 Central av. h. 20 do.
66 William C. laborer, boards 12 Second avenue Zinserling Gustave, proprietor, Hotel Columbia, 44 Beaver, house do. [Cuyler
Zinzow Charles H. hairdresser, Stanwix Hall, b. 6 Frederick, jr. mason, house 6 Cuyler
Zion George H. clerk, 442 B'way, b. 105 S. Pearl
66 Lewis A. clerk, 27 S. Pearl, h. 51 Myrtle av.
Pauline, retoucher, bds. 51 Myrtle avenue
Ziriax Louis, cutter and bicycles, 467 Madison av. b. 385 S. Pearl
Mary, widow of John M. house 385 S. Pearl Zita Arthur R. musicteacher, b. 79 Washington av.
Frederic, shoemaker, 81 Washington avenue, house 79 do.
Rockey A. violinist, b. 79 Washington av. Zoellner James A. fireman, h. 51 Elberon place Zoll Conrad, butcher, house 445 Third
Henry, patternmaker, house 263 Ontario
Henry, jr. boards 263 Ontario
Zoller John, laborer, house 391 Canal 66 Joseph, clerk, house 54 Quail
Zollinger Annie, widow, house 213 Sherman 66 Charles, upholsterer, boards 213 Sherman
Zubers Max, tailor, honse 78 Arch
Zucchi L. V. prof. of languages, 25 N. Pearl, house 112 Ten Brocck [av. h. do.
Zumdieck H. H. Mrs. confectioncr, 45 Washington Zutavern Freda Miss, boards 274 S. Pearl
Margaret, widow of Charles, laundry, 274 South Pearl, house do.
Zubris Barnard, tailor, boards 78 Arch
66 Max, tailor, house 78 Arch
66 Michael, tailor, boards 78 Arch
Zwack Andrew, laborer, boards 383 Elk
66 Bartholomeus, laborer, house 383 Elk
John, undertaker, 184 Central av. house do. Zwaklan Gotlieb, milkman, h. 110 Second av.
Zweeres Adolph, bookkeeper, 504 Broadway, h. at Rensselaer
66 John A. student, boards 22 Chestnut John A. Mrs. house 22 Chestnut
see also Sweers
Zwick John, meatstall, 14 Central avenue. house do. John, bookkeeper, 14 Central av. bds. do.
Zwink Julius (Miller & Zwink), painters and paper- hangers, 34 Madison av. bds. 87 Columbia
66 Otto, removed to Schenectady
Otto, engineer, boards 87 Columbia
GOLDRINGS, CARNATIONS, 30 No. Pearl
66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 PRUDENCE, WISDOM and EXPERIENCE all say INSURE; and you cannot do better than to insure with the COMMERCE 66 John, house 159 Perry
CITY OF RENSSELAER, RENSSELAER COUNTY.
ERECTED A CITY FROM THE TOWN OF EAST GREENBUSII, 1897. CITY ELECTION ON THE FIRST TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN EACH YEAR.
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1898. COMMON COUNCIL.
Council Chamber, 403 Broadway.
BRADFORD R. LANSING Mayor. HARRY BATES. President of Common Council.
CITY CLERK CORNELIUS A. RYAN Clerk, ex officio.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
1st Ward-Charles J. Reno, William H. Cornell. 2nd Ward-Frank Bortle, Benjamin Bond.
3rd Ward-Wm. H. Hepinstall, Christopher Short.
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4th Ward-Roswell A. Dandaraw, Harry Bates. 5th Ward-Wm. F. Utech, Frank Wilson. 6th Ward-Philip Shafer, Thomas Kimber.
COMMON COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance-Bates, Wilson, Short.
Streets-Wilson, Dandaraw, Utech. -
Auditing Accounts-Cornell, Reno, Bortle.
CITY OFFICERS.
City Judge-D. Oscar Denison. City Treasurer-John F. Munger.
City Clerk-Cornelius A. Ryan.
Assessors-William F. Ryan, Anthony S. Hoog- kamp, James L. Wiltsie.
Supervisors-Matthew A. Heeran, John J. Keenan. Corporation Counsel-Randall J. Le Boeuf. City Engineer-William H. Slingerland. Superintendent of Streets-William J. English.
Commissioners of Charities-John L. Parmerton, William Davis.
Health Officer and City Physician-Dr. Elbert H. Humphrey.
Commissioners of Health-Frederick Carr, Max Hackel, G. Merrill Haight, John J. Burke, Dr. James C. Sharkey
Sealer of Weights and Measures-John Lozier. Civil Service Commissioners-Simeon E. Cordial, George L. Wiltsie, Thomas Donnelly.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Bradford R. Lansing, Pres; William J. Smith, George W. Stevens, James Hepinstall, Clinton De Myer, James Clark, Dr. J. F. Reilly, Ter-
rence Claxton, Seth H. Clark, Joseph Meany, John Greenalch.
SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL, Harrison av. cor. Second; R. W. Wickham, Supt. L. F. Robins, Principal. Hat- tie Bagg, Minnie Bates, Teachers.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 1, Washington corner Third av. Elizabeth G. Cornelius, Elizabeth S. Reynolds, Laura Farnham, Jennie A. Wiley, Anna H. Unger, Eleanor T. Thatcher, Jennie M. Vosburgh, Susie E. Unger, Nellie Jones, Carrie
E. Simmons, Margaret M. Sillery, Lucy Miller, Elizabeth Selden, Clara Ross.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 2, corner Harrison av. and Second. Louis F. Robins, Principal. Teachers, Mrs. C. E. Marshall, Anna F. Moak- ler, Annie Diamond, Kate P. Ryan, Kate E. Lyons, Katherine E. McCarthy, Carrie C. Miles, Grace B. Stuart, Minnie E. Lasack, Mary E. Flanigan, Ellen McCaffrey.
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CITY OF RENSSELAER.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Commissioners-William Rockefeller, Franklin W. Tompkins, Timothy B. Lehany.
Chief of Police-George W. Van Hise Clerk-Cornelius A. Ryan.
FIRST PRECINCT. Station 31 Second avenue
Patrolmen-Peter S. Murphy, Charles Albright, Frederick Morford.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Station 401 Broadway.
Patrolmen-James Lehaney, William H. Don- nelly, Henry Shultz.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Commissioners-Thomas Whitehouse, William Sel- | G. S. MINK Steamer Company, No. 2, 401 Broad- ley, Robert Glenn. way. John J. Armour, Foreman.
Chief Engineer-Peter J. Grey. 1st Assistant, Wm. H. Kipp. 2nd Assistant, Stephen Crannell, jr. 3rd Assistant, George Strohmaier.
J. N. RING Fire Company, No. 1, 33 Second av. William Morford, Foreman.
E. F. HART Hose Company, East street corner Herrick. Philip O'Brien, Foreman.
JAMES HILL Hook and Ladder and Hose Com- pany, No. 42 Partition. George Maier, Foreman.
CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Parti- tion cor. Third. Rev. Albert Eaton Fitch, Pastor and S. S. Supt. J. Cody, Sexton. SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Mrs. George H. Mayer, Pres. Miss Alice Ashton, Treas. Miss Flora Burhans, Sec.
WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Mrs. James Clark, Pres. Mrs. Mary Burkman, Treas. Mrs. Fred. Davis, Sec.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY (Episcopal). 123 Third. Rev. Thomas White, Rector and S. S. Supt.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH (Episcopal), Third av. cor. Washington. Rev. W. F. Bielby, Rec- tor and S. S. Supt. William Harmer, Sexton. FIRST M. E. CHURCH, Washington street. Rev.
Henry H. Murdock, Pastor. B. F. Lansing, S. S. Supt. Gilson Hayford, Sexton. EPWORTH LEAGUE. James D. Davis, Pres. Mrs. Eugene Hemstreet, Treas. Harry Gar- rison, Sec.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RENS- SELAER, Broadway. Rev. Arthur M. Smith, Pastor. J. C. Belknap, S. S. Supt. Charles H. Bont, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Fred. Bullent, Pres. T. Lewis Green, Sec.
BROTHERHOOD OF ANDREW AND PHILIP. J. F. Lockwood, Pres. George Diack, Sec.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (Roman Catholic), Herrick street. Rev. James E. Duffy, Pastor. Revs. Thomas A. Early and John F. Glavin, assist- ants. Martin Conlin, Sexton.
MANUFACTURING AND INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO. High. Capital $5,000. W. W. Grey, Pres. R. J. Pratt, Treas. Frank Erwin, Sec. Bicycles. EAST ALBANY GAS-LIGHT CO. Broadway. F. A. Sabbaton, Pres. and Treas. Frank Chamberlain, Sec. Howard A. Brooke, Supt.
John W. Heywood, Electrician. Election in April.
HUDSON RIVER ANILINE AND COLOR WORKS. Riverside avenue. L. I. Waldman, Pres. and Treas. William Lesser, Vice-Pres. and Manager.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
GREENBUSH LODGE, No. 337, second and fourth Mondays, Masonic Hall. W. Robert Mitton, Master. Eugene Hemstreet, Senior Warden. William H. Clay, Junior Warden. James H. Miller, Treas. P. M., E. C. Crocker, Sec. Charles A. Starin, Senior Deacon. John J. Clay, Junior Deacon. Edward W. Salmond, S. M. C. John W. Burkman, J. M. C. P. M., Rev. Ar- thur M. Smith, Chaplain. Thomas Penney, Marshal. Egbert D. Nestell, Organist. Alfred W. Wilson, Tiler.
GREENBUSH CHAPTER, No. 274, first and third Mondays, Masonic Hall. E., William H. Clay, High Priest. Charles A. Belden, King. William H. Renison, Scribe. John F. Munger, Treas. P. H. P., E. C. Crocker, Sec. P. H. P., Rev. W. F. Bielby, Chaplain. Thomas Pen- ney, Captain of Host. Charles A. Starin, Prin. Sojourner. John J. Clay, Royal Arch Capt. Edward W. Salmond, Master 3d Veil. James W. MacGuinness, Master 2d Veil. Simeon Lode- wick, Master 1st Veil. E. D. Nestell, Organist. Alfred W, Wilson, Sentinel.
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SOCIETIES.
I. O. O. F.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS' LODGE, No. 157, meets at 358 Broadway, Thursday evenings. Charles H. Miller, N. G. George Wells, Treas. Fred. H. MeDonald, P. S.
GREENBUSH LODGE, Daughters of Rebekah, No. 26, meets at 358 Broadway, first and third Wednesday evenings in each month. Mrs. Belle Turner, N. G. Mrs. Gertrude E. Kenney, 104 First, Bath, F. S.
G. A. R.
THURLOW WEED POST, No. 400, meets Thurs- day evening in G. A. R. hall. S. Aldrieh, Com. D. G. Campbell, Sen. V. Com. Charles Fisher, J. V. Com. P. J. Van Allen, Adj. Charles MeKenna, Q. M. George Mellen, Officer of the Day. Thomas Hawes, Officer of the Guard. Dr. C. S. Allen, Surgeon. Charles A. Thateher, Chaplain. S. Kaufman, Q. M. S. Charles Ashley, S. M. W. H. Fellows, Sentinel.
SONS OF VETERANS.
CHARLES S. ALLEN CAMP, No. 91. W. H. Cornell, Captain. James McKenna, Quarter- master. A. B. Kiernan, 216 Broadway, Ist Serg.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN.
RENSSELAER LODGE, No. 240. Meets second and fourth Thursdays, Broadway corner Ferry. John Hall, M. W. John F. Munger, Receiver. William Herrington, 21 Second, Albany, Re- corder. Carlos J. Bell, Financier. Annual elec- tion in December.
EAST ALBANY LODGE, No. 291. Meets alter- nate Friday evenings at Vaughn Hall. William N. Fleming, Master .. W. P. Cady, Recorder. C. A. Bergh, Financier. Eleetion in December.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
HUDSON VALLEY COUNCIL, No. 1713. 7Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at Vaughn Hall. Martin D. Miller, Regent. Melvin Rowe, Treas. N. J. La Clair, Sec. A. H. Clapp, Collector. Annual election in January.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION ..
GREENBUSH COUNCIL, No. 60. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at C. M. B. A. Hall, Broadway. Thomas Donnelly, Pres. John Gay- nor, Vice-Pres. John Seully, Treas. James Clark, Sec. Annual election in December.
MACCABEES.
EAST SIDE TENT. Thomas Aldrieh, C. Isaac Sutherland, L. C. John Boyle, R. K. & F. K. Edward Allen, Chaplain. Charles Thateher, Serg. Herman Cookingham, Master at Arms.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
AGANNSCHIONI TRIBE, 377. Alexander Clapp, Sachem. Matthew A. Heeran, Keeper of Wam- pum. John Mullen, 377 B'way, Chief of Records.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
BRANCH 57. Richard Groark, Pres. Bart Hill, 87 Aiken, Rec. Sec.
BRANCH 57, L. C. B. A. Mrs. F. J. Kelly, Re-
corder. Mrs. M. J. Curren, Recorder. Miss
Lizzie Cox, Fin. Sec.
BRANCH 9, L. C. B. A. Miss Kate Cahill, Pres. Miss Bridget Ryan, Treas. Miss Nellie M. Con- lon, Fin. Sec. Miss M. A. Hepinstall, Rec. Sec. Eleetion first meeting in January.
CATHOLIC RELIEF AND BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION, Couneil 5. Meets C. M. B. A. rooms seeond and fourth Friday each month. N. W. Mahar, Pres. Mrs. Virginia Warren, Treas. Mrs. Maria Fitzgibbon, Sec. Annual eleetion in December.
CATHOLIC UNION. Meets C. M. B. A. rooms first Wednesday each month. Jolın G. Bergeron, Pres. Margaret Donovan, Treas. Mrs. Maria Fitzgibbon, Sec. Annual eleetion in Deeember.
ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPE- RANCE.
SUNNY SIDE COUNCIL, No. 65. Meets every other Monday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall. M. H. Lamp, Select Councilor. Mrs. Mary Melius, Treas. John S. Melius, 17 Broadway, Bath, Fin. Sec.
GREENBUSH COUNCIL, No. 110. Meets at 120 Seeond av. alternate Friday nights. Robert Dunsheath, Select Councilor. George H. Hay- ford, Treas. Frank S. Bortle, Rec. Sec. Mrs. Eugenia Bortle, 120 Second avenue, Fin. Sec. Election in June and December.
EAST SIDE COUNCIL. John S. Patten, Select Councilor. Miss Minnie Orlep, Rec. Sec. John Boyee, jr. Fin. Sec.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION OF ALBANY AND RENSSELAER COUNTIES. E. A. Sweet, Troy, Pres. John S. Melius, Bath, Treas. John Van Buren, sr., Sec. Election in October.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EAST SIDE LOCAL UNION CHRISTIAN EN- DEAVOR. William N. Wesbroom, Pres. E. Van Buren, Vice-Pres. Miss E. Cornelius, Bath, Treas. Miss E. Ashton, Bath, Rec. Sec. T. Lewis Green, Cor. Sec.
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD MEN'S ASSOCIATION, 353 Broadway, Alvin Nexdorf, Pres. George Fox, Vice-Pres. W. H. Clay; Treas. John W. Burkman, Rec. Sec.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN OF EAST ALBANY. R H. Bortle, Master. W. F. Ward, 390 Broadway, Sec. Annual elec- tion last week in June.
FORT CRALO LEGION, SELECT KNIGHTS. Meets at Vaughn Hall every other Tuesday. C. H. Miller, Com. John F. Knapp, Past Com. Geo. A. March, Rec. Treas. George Merrill Haight, 485 Broadway, Sec.
FORT CRALO LEGION, LADIES' AUXILI- ARY, No. 2. Meets alternate Mondays at Vaughn's Hall. Mrs. Kate Chandler, Pres. Miss Emma Ostrander, Treas. Mrs. Jennie Clapp, Sec.
HORSESHOE LODGE B. OF R. R. TRAINMEN, No. 250. meets first and third Sundays at Odd Fel- lows' Hall. P. Pearl, M. Philip J. Alrutz, Fin. Sec. J. J. Keenan, 174 East, Sec. A. J. Hoog- kamp, Journal Agt. Annual election in December. NEW YORK MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF EAST ALBANY, office 363 Broadway, Rensselaer. John F. Munger, Treas. RENSSELAER DIVISION, No. 559, O. R. C. George Cunningham, Hudson, C. C. Anthony J. Hoogkamp, Treas. and Sec.
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RENSSELAER STREET DIRECTORY.
RENSSELAER STREET DIRECTORY.
Academy, from Aiken av. to Washington at Mill Creek, wd. 1. Left. Rt. 0 0 Aiken avenue
45 0 Columbia
0 0 Second avenue
0 0 Third avenue
Aiken, from Fourth avenue to Partition, wds. 3, 5. Left. Rt.
1 2 Fourth avenue
39 Herrick [Ch.
0 St. John's R. C.
77 76 Wendell
83 82 Farm road
97 0 Partition
Aiken Avenue from south end of Broad- way to East Green- bush line, wd. 1.
Left. Rt. 0 Broadway [G.
0 Riverside av. E.
4 Academy 9 Nelson av. 27 Cambridge av. 31 Columbia
0 0
0 First avenue Taber Fifth alley
0 0 N. Y. Central R. R. tracks
0 Unnamed st.
0
0 Boston & Alb. R R. tracks Mill 0 Sixth avenue
Belmore Place, from
23 Riverside avenue to Cambridge av. East Greenbush.
Left. Rt.
0 0 Riverside av.
13 0 Nelson av.
21 0 Cambridge av.
Boston Island, foot of Partition.
Broadway, from Aiken avenue north, to Bath line, wds. 1, 2, 4. Left. Rt.
0 6 Aiken av.
51 First Presbyte- rian church
51 48 Columbia
109
81 82 Second av. 93 Ferry 120 Third av. 0 Alb. and Green- bush Bridge 146 Washington 0 164 Fourth av. 208 Herrick 240 Wendell 0 0 Bridge 0 0 McCollough 340 Partition 372 Harrison av.
401 Second Precinct, Police Station 400 John
428 Glen 452 Pine
0 474 Catharine
495 494 Bath line
Cambridge Ave-
nue, from Aiken av. to Rensselaer av. East Greenbush.
Left. Rt.
0 0 Aiken avenue
0 0 Mansion av.
0 0 Belmore place
0
0 Rensselaer av.
Catharine, from Broadway to Fourth, wds. 4. 6. Left. Rt
U v Broadway 0 Second
0 0 Third
0 0 Fourth
Clinton Heights, end of Columbia, East Greenbush.
Columbia, from Hud- son river southeast to East Greenbush line, wd. 1.
Left. Rt. 0 0 Broadway
11 10 Academy
33 Washington
65 70 Aiken
Columbia (E. Green- bush), from Rensselaer line to Clinton Heights. Left. Rt.
0 0 Rennselaer av.
0 0 Bridge over N. Y. C. and B. & A. tracks
0 New Road
0
0 Clinton Heights
Cottage Hill, from 155 Third av north to Partition, wds. 3, 5.
Left. Rt.
0 0 Third av.
0 0 Fourth av.
0 Wendell
0 East Eighth
0 Farm road
0 0 Partition
Dubnque, from Law- rence to Summit, wd. 3. Left Rt. 0 0 Lawrence
0 24 Summit
East, from Second av. north to Partition, wds. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Left. Rt. 0 0 2 Second av. William
39 40 Third avenue
0 96 Fourth avenue
0 136 Herrick [Co.
0 E. F. Hart Hose
174 Wendell.
206 East Eighth 256 Partition
East Eighth, from 206 East to Cottage Hill, wds. 3, 5.
Left. Rt.
0 East
0 22 Lawrence
0 0 Cottage Hill
Farm Road, from Aiken to Cottage Hill, wd. 5.
Left. Rt. 0 2 Aiken
0 0 Lawrence
0 0 Cottage Hill
Ferry, from Hudson river to Broadway,
wd. 2.
Left. Rt. 1 0 River
22 Masonic hall
35 0 Broadway
Fifth, from Partition to John, wds. 5, 6.
Left. Rt. 0 2 Partition
11 12 Harrison av.
35 38 John
First, from Partition to Bath line, wds. 4, 6. Left. Rt.
7 8 Partition
25 20 Harrison av.
43 42 John
65 68 Glen
87 80 Pine
107 0 Catharine
First Avenue, from 6 Washington to Aiken avenue, wd. 1.
Left. Rt.
1 0 Washington
1 4 Walker
0 Green
0 Third alley
0 Fourth alley
0 Teller
0 Taber
Fourth, from 59 Parti- tion to Catharine, wds. 5, 6.
Left. Rt. 0 4 Partition
0 0 Harrison av.
219 216 John
Glen
227 0 0 Pine
0 0 Catharine
Fourth Avenue, from Hudson river crossing Broadway at 162, to Cottage Hill, wds. 2, 3.
Left. Rt. 0) 0 Broadway Hogan
Van Valken- burgh
0 0 N. Y. C. tracks
0 0 B. & A. tracks
0 0 East
0 Aiken
0 Lawrence
0 Summit
0
0 Cottage Hill
Glen, from 428 Broad- way to Fourth, wds.4, 6.
Left. &Broadway
13 10 First
29 24 Second
Left. Rt. 47 44 Third 57 60 Fourth
Green, from First av. to Mill Creek, wds. 1, 2. Left. Rt. 3 0 First avenue
21 24 Second avenue 0 William
) 0 Third avenue
Grove, from Third av. to High, East Green- bush.
Harrison Avenue, fromn 372 Broadway to Seventh, wds. 4, 5, 6. Left. Rt. 1 0 Broadway
15 18 First
29 0 Second
0 School
41
0 Third
55 64 Fourthı
0 0 Fifth
0
0 Sixth
0 0 Seventh
208
Herrick, from Broadway to Law rence, wds. 2, 3. Left. Rt.
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