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Youngs Dudley, trav. salesman, 77 S. Pearl, house 230 First
Grover, died Nov. 15, 1899
Herbert, bookkeeper, 24 James, b. 230 First
William D. linotype operator, Journal, house 214 Clinton av. [chamber, Capitol
William J. sec. to the Governor, executive Yuem George, carpenter, house 396 Second
Yule John M. claim inspector, 18 De Graaf bldg. house at Bath
J. Herbert J. cashier, 18 De Graaf bldg. bds. at Bath
Yusten see Justen
Yusteen John P. laborer, house 29 Yates
ZABRISKIE ASA, clerk, house 167 Sherman Zachaerck Ottilie, widow of Julius, h. 47 Alexander Zacharius Benjamin, removed to New York Zahn John Anthony, house 216 Sherman Zalor Annie, widow of John, house 504 Second Zanger Henry, brewer, 480 Washington av. Zappone Camille, laborer, boards 303 Broadway Zautner Charles H. hotel and restaurant, 568 B'way, and fruit, 8 Arcade, house 133 Broad 66 George, cutter, house 89 Second av.
66 Louis, shoemaker, h. 4 Moore, n. Second av.
66 Philip, cutter, b. 4 Moore near Second av.
Zeh Charles, brakeman, house 32 Hunter av.
66 Charles M. foreman, A. P. W. Co. boards 134 Hudson av.
66 Clarence M. bookkeeper, house 155 Lark
66 David, collector, 47 N. Pearl, h. 255 Park av. Frank H. clerk, 510 B'way, bds. 155 Lark
Hannah, widow of Matthias, h. 134 Hudson av.
James, laborer, house 55 N. Lansing
66 James A. clerk, W. U. Tel. Co. boards 64 North Lansing
66 J. Warner, removed to Gallupville, N. J.
66 Margaret S. widow of John, h. 60 Lancaster Robert L. mason, house 203 N. Pearl
66 William T. salesman, 47 N. Pearl, boards 255 Park av.
Zehe Carrie, widow of Joseph, house 800 Broadway Zehfuss Jacob, hackman, house 30 Hunter av. 66 Philip, laborer, boards 30 Hunter av.
Zehner Bernard, laborer, h. 42 N. Y. Central av.
66 Herman, laborer, house 473 Second
66 Herman, trainman, boards 42 N. Y. C. av.
66 Hilmor, brakeman, house 606 Third
John C. painter, N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. house 606 Third
66 Frank, jr. laborer, boards 94 Elizabeth Zeigler James, laborer, boards 85 Green
Zeilman Charles H. asst. postmaster, house 520 Clinton av. [Clinton av.
Edward R. clerk, N. Y. C., W. A. bds. 520 George, laborer, house rear 152 Colonie
66 George E. ropemaker, bds. 25 Lexington av.
66 Isaac, laborer, boards 18 Railroad av.
Jacob, stovemounter, h. 313 Sherman [av.
66 66 James E. stovemounter, h. 245 Livingston John A. variety, 99 Perry, house do.
64 Mary, widow, house 245 Livingston av.
66 Percy H. boards 520 Clinton av. [do.
Zeiser John, marbleworker, 525 S. Pearl, house 441
Joseph .B. sec. treas. and man. 404 to 410- Central av. house 370 Clinton av.
Zeitler Mary N. teacher, High school, bds. Lyons av. Menands [av. Menands
66 William I. manager, 68 N. Pearl, h. Brookside Zeker Frank, laborer, house 369 Canal
Zell William, teamster, house 172 Sherman Zellenka John, blacksmith, house 315 Orange
Zeller Adam, cigarmaker, house 93 Alexander
Elizabeth, widow of Ernest, house 130 Elm
66 George, carpenter, house 17 Stephen
66 John M. baker, house 9 Delaware Zenner Josephine, widow, h. 179 Broad Zenzen Adam, mason, house 11 Cuyler Annie, widow of Peter, house 1 Cuyler
66 Anthony, mason, boards 11 Cuyler
John, watchman, house 75 Jefferson
Louis, baker, house 14 Third av.
66 Peter, removed to New York
66 Peter (mason), died Aug. 10, 1899
Peter J. agt. 59 N. Pearl, house 16 Beaver
ZEPF BROS. (George and Joseph A.) carpen- ters and builders, 2 Fourth avenue cor. Hogan, Rens. shop rear 24 Hogan, do. See page 693
Zervas Bernard P. pianomaker, bds. 1 Plain 66 Philip, stonecutter, house 221 Park av.
Zessin August, laborer, house 14 O'Connell
"6 Carl, driver, house 106 Third avenue
Charles, laborer, house 14 O'Connell
Henry, candymaker, bds. 14 O'Connell
Louis W. clerk, 116 Clinton, b. 14 O'Connell Zetzmann Elizabeth E. boards 381 Elk
Frederick, carpenter, bds. 381 Elk
66 John Mrs. house 52 Quail
66 Peter, laborer, house 381 Elk
Zibell Edward, laborer, bds. 16 Benjamin 66 Henry, laborer, bds. 16 Benjamin
Zickler Chris. mason, house 382 Second Conrad, moulder, house 13 Quail
George, mason, house 13 Quail
66 Jacob, caulker, 25 Quackenbush, h. 221 Third
Martin, mason, bds. 13 Quail
" Peter, carpenter, boards 13 Quail
Zielfeld Charles, baker, boards 54 Alexander 66 Henry, machinist, house 54 Alexander
Zielke August, laborer, bds. 636 Myrtle av. C. J. gardener, house 636 Myrtle av.
" Gustave, laborer, house 636 Myrtle av. Zimbar Frank, boards 261 Elk
Zimmer Anthony J. laborer, bds. 201 Sherman Barbara, widow of Philip, h. 201 Sherman
66 Charles, carpenter, house 98 Dallius
Edward, cook, house 14 S. Swan
6 6 Frank K. moulder, house 377 Elk
66 Henry, oiler, house 454 Elk
66 Henry W. motorman, h. 46 N. Y. C. av.
66 John, gasmetermaker, h. 183 Elm
John, carpenter, h. rear 584 Clinton av.
John, mason, h. 141 Quail
John, jr. painter, boards 141 Quail
BRANDOW PRINTING CO.
54 & 56 DEAN STREET NEAR STATE.
FRANK VAN BENTHUYSEN, of Charles Van Benthuysen & Sons, is a Director of the COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTORIES
OF OTHER CITIES AT DIRECTORY OFFICE.
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ALBANY [Z] DIRECTORY.
Zimmer John, jr. clerk, bds. rear 584 Clinton av. John H. printer, 65 Hudson av. b. 444 Elk 66 Louis, carpenter, house 606 Clinton av. Martin, moulder, house 177 Allen, North " William, laborer, bds. 606 Clinton av. Wilson B student, 1 Lancaster, b. 80 Dove Zimmerman Charles, farmer, h. 784 Washington avenue €6 Joseph, coachman, house 130 Lark 66 John A. machinist, house 201 Sherman Charles, brewer, house 5 Robin 60 Christian, baker, 220 Lark, house do. Conrad, tailor, house 87 Perry Edwin, electrician, house 220 Lark Eugene, helper, boards 135 Philip 66 Fred, laborer, boards 479 First Herman, laborer, house 561 Second 66 Hiram F. removed to New York John (3 Teunis), died March 21, 1900 John, at gas works, h. Perry near Central av. 66 John Mrs. house 2 Stephen Julius, laborer, house 135 Philip 66 J. Godfrey Mrs. house 37 Jay 66 J. Robert. clerk, boards 3 Teunis Leonard, butcher, Elizabeth cor. Osborne, h. 39 Third avenue 66 Linus, printer, 9 Liberty, h. 29 Catharine Martin, carpenter, house 13 Third av. Martin, Jr. baker, bds. 13 Third av. 66 Minna, widow of John, house 3 Teunis Nicholas, granite cutter, boards 13 Third av. 66 Otto, carpenter, house 473 First 66 Sophia, widow, house 479 First Zimper Frank, car cleaner, bds. 261 Elk Zindle Harry, fireman, h. 485 Third Zink Carl, laborer, boards 130 Second av. Fred, laborer, house 130 Second av. 66 Fred, jr. laborer, bds. 130 Second av. 66 George, machinist, h. rear 301 S. Swan 6. Henry, tailor, bds. 12 Second av. Jacob F. carpenter, h. 40 Alexander John, carpenter, house 112 Broad 66 Michael, laborer, bds. 130 Second av. Valentine, roofer, 12 James. h. 12 Second av. 66 William, saloon, 15 Central av. h. do. SEE OUR CATALOGUE. ARE YOU INSURED ? THE COST IS TRIFLING, AND THE DUTY MANIFEST-INSURE WITH THE COMMERCE. 66 Edward, driver, 75 S. Swan, b. 12 Second av.
Zink William C. asst. undertaker, 12 Second av. boards do. [Beaver, house do. Zinzerling Gustave, prop. Hotel Columbia, 44 Zınzow Charles H. hairdresser, Stanwix hall, house 51 Second avenue
Frederick, jr. mason, h. 6 Cuyler [av. Zion George H. clerk, 442 Broadway, b. 71 Madison Ziriax Louis, engineer, bds. 385 South Pearl
Mary, widow of John M. h. 385 S. Pearl
Robert, clerk, 519 B'way, bds. 88 Madison av. Zito Arthur R. music teacher, b. 79 Washington av. Frederic, shoemaker, 81 Washington avenue, house 79 do.
Rockey A. violinist, bds 79 Washington av.
Zoak Thomas, laborer, house 323 Canal
Zoellner James A fireman, h. 640 Central av.
Zoll Henry, patternmaker, house 263 Ontario
Zoller John, laborer, house 391 Canal 66 Henry, jr. boards 263 Ontario
Joseph, shipper, 251 N. Pearl, h. 391 Canal Zollinger Charles, upholsterer, 4 Central av. house 233 Second
Zouska Alex, laborer, house 331 Orange
Zucchi Louis V. (L. Mion & Co.) mosaic and tiling, 31 Orange, h. 4 Myrtle av. [house do. Zumdieck A. G. confectionery, 45 Washington av. 66 H. H. Mrs. died July 30, 1899
Zutavern Margaret, widow of Charles, laundry, 274 S. Pearl, house do.
Zubris Barnard, tailor, bds. 87 Westerlo
Max, tailor, house 87 Westerlo
Michael, tailor, boards 87 Westerlo
Zwaack Andrew, motorman, h. 175 Central av. Bartholomeus, laborer, house 383 Elk
Zwack John, undertaker, 184 Central av. h. do. Zwaklan Gottlieb, milkman, house 110 Second av. Zweeres Adolph, bookkeeper, 504 Broadway, house at Rensselaer
John A. student, boards 22 Chestnut
66 John A. clerk, 619 Broadway, bds. at Rens.
John A. Mrs. house 22 Chestnut
66 see also Sweers
Zwick John, bookkeeper, house 187 Elm 66 John Mrs. house 14 Central av.
Zwing Nicholas, peddler, h. rear 1 Sand n. Second avenue
WE HAVE
AT THE DIRECTORY OFFICE, 448 BROADWAY, DIRECTORIES OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES & TOWNS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
WE KEEP THEM FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR PATRONS, AND THEY CAN BE REFERRED TO BY THEM AT ANY TIME, FREE OF CHARGE.
Sampson, Murdock & Co.
BRANDOW PRINTING CO.
54 & 56 DEAN STREET NEAR STATE.
CITY OF RENSSELAER,
RENSSELAER COUNTY.
ERECTED A CITY FROM THE TOWN OF GREENBUSH, 1897. CITY ELECTION ON THE FIRST TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER OF EACH YEAR.
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1900.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Council Chamber. 403 Broadway.
JAMES I. MILES Mayor
HARRY BATES.
President of Common Council.
CITY CLERK ANTHONY J. HOOGKAMP Clerk, ex officio.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
1st Ward-James D. Henderson, John Ford. 2nd Ward-William Selley, Philip Bonacker. 3rd Ward-Thomas Lithgow, Robert Tyndall.
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4th Ward-P. S. O'Heaney, Harry Bates. 5th Ward-Wm. F. Utech, Thomas Whitehouse. 6th Ward-Thomas Kimber, William Adams.
COMMON COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance-Henderson, Kimber, Tyndall. Auditing Accounts-O'Heaney, Lithgow, Adams. Streets-Whitehouse, Ford, Kimber.
Law-Adams, Selley, O'Heaney.
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Railroads-Bonacker, Adams, Lithgow. Viaducts and Bridges-Selley, Utech, Tyndall Docks and Water Fronts-Ford, Bonacker, Tyndall.
CITY OFFICERS.
City Judge-Charles Melius. City Treasurer-C. W. Riley. City Clerk-A. J. Hoogkamp.
Assessors-William F. Ryan, James L. Wiltsie, Frank Wilson.
Supervisors-Simeon E. Cordial, John J. Keenan. Corporation Counsel-Randall J. Le Boeuf. City Engineer-Elwood G. Blessing. Superintendent of Streets-George Morford. Commissioners of Charities-John L. Parmerton, John J. Murray
Health Officer and City Physician-Dr. James C. Sharkey
Commissioners of Health-Frederick Carr, Robert Dunsheath, John J. Burke, Philo Marshall, Arthur Lucas, Wm. S. Ackert, M. D., A. J. Hoogkamp, Clerk.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Henry Hughes Civil Service Commissioners-T. L. Griffin, George Strohmier, L. Curreen.
Constables-E. G. Griffin, Wm. Garrison.
Examining and Supervising Board of Plumbers and Plumbing-James Gray, M. P., R. I. Wilson, J. Selley, jr., J. J. Burke, Elwood Blessing.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
James I. Miles, Pres; William J. Smith, George | W. Stevens, James Hepinstall, James Clark, |
Dr. J. F. Reilly, Seth H. Clark, Joseph A. Mea- ney, John Greenalch, A. J. Hoogkamp, Clerk.
SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL, Harrison av. cor. Second; R. W. Wickham, Supt. Louis F. Robins, Principal. Hattie Bagg, Minnie Bates, Susie C. Unger, Alice M. Jones, Teachers. Prof. Frank J. Mc- Donough, Mus. Dir.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 1, Washington corner Third av. Elizabeth G. Cornelius, Elizabeth S. Reynolds, Laura Farnham, Jennie A. Wiley, Anna H. Unger, Jennie M. Vosburgh, Nellie Jones, Carrie E. Simmons, Lucy Miller, Eliza-
beth Selden, Clara Ross, Ella M. McCall, Hattie Lamp, Lydia H. Gale.
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 E. Lyons, Katherine E. McCarthy, Carrie C. Miles, Grace B. Stuart, Minnie E. Lasack, Mary E. Flanigan, Ellen Mc- Caffrey, Carrie Clay.
Substitutes-Bertha W. Bagg, Annie Carroll.
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CITY OF RENSSELAER.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Commissioners-William J. Rockefeller, Franklin W. Tompkins, Timothy B. Lehany.
Chief of Police-George W. Van Hise
Clerk-Anthony J. Hoogkamp. 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-Benjamin Bond, John Armour, John Signor, A. J. Hoogkamp, Clerk.
Chief of Fire Department-Parker J. Downs, Stephen Crannell, 1st Asst., Thomas Fahey, 2nd Asst.
J. N. RING Fire Company, No. 1, 33 Second av. William Clifford, Foreman.
G. S. MINK Steamer Company, No. 2, 401 Broad- way. Terrance A. Lasack, Foreman.
E. F. HART Hose Company, East street corner Herrick. Patrick Toohey, Foreman.
JAMES HILL Hook and Ladder and Hose Com- pany, No. 4, 42 Partition. Thomas Kirby, Foreman.
CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Parti- | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RENS-
tion cor. Third. Rev. Albert Eaton Fitch, Pastor. Thomas McNeil, S. S. Supt. J. Cody, Sexton.
WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Mrs. Thomas McNeil, 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. R. Lansing, S. S. Supt. Gilson Hayford, Sexton.
EPWORTH LEAGUE. James D. Davis, Pres. Mrs. Eugene Hemstreet, Treas. David Mann, Sec.
SELAER, Broadway. Rev. Arthur M. Smith, Pastor. Hugh Ross, S. S. Supt. Charles H. Bont, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Fred K. Hilt, Pres. Jessamine Blakeman, Sec.
BROTHERHOOD OF ANDREW AND PHILIP. George Debelius, Pres., J. H. Parnell, Treas. George H. Diack, Rec. Sec., J. C. Belknap, Cor. Rec. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (Roman Catholic), Herrick street. Rev. James E. Duffy, Pastor. Revs. Daniel Casey and John F. Glavin, assistants. Martin Conlin, Sexton.
VIADUCT UNION MISSION, Broadway. David I. Mann, S. S. Supt.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Archie Magill, Pres. Mrs. David Mann, Treas. Miss Anna Amels, Sec.
MANUFACTURING AND INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
EAST ALBANY GAS-LIGHT CO., 438 Broad- | HUDSON RIVER ANILINE AND COLOR way. James Purcell, Pres. William Crane, Treas. WORKS. Riverside avenue. L. I. Waldman, Pres. and Treas. William Lesser, Vice-Pres. and Manager. Thomas Corcoran, jr., Sec. Matthew A. Heeran, Supt. Lozine Hewitt, Electrician. Election in April.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
GREENBUSH LODGE, No. 337, second and fourth Mondays, Masonic Hall. W., William H. Clay, Master. Charles A. Starin, Senior Warden. Edward W. Salmond, Junior Warden. James H. Miller, Treas. P. M., E. C. Crocker, Sec. John W. Burkman, Senior Deacon. Fred. A. Ham, Junior Deacon. Charles N. Stewart, S. M. C. Schuyler A. Rowe, J. M. C. Rev. Arthur M. Smith, Chaplain. William H. Brown, Mar- shal. Egbert D. Nestell, Organist. Alfred W. Wilson, Tiler.
GREENBUSH CHAPTER, No. 274, first and third Mondays, Masonic Hall. E., Thomas Pen- ney, High Priest. Charles A. Starin, King. T. Almern Griffin, Scribe. John F. Munger, Treas. P. H. P., E. C. Crocker, Sec. Rev. W. F. Bielby, Chaplain. John W. Burkman, Cap- tain of Host. R. W. Wickham, Prin. Sojourner. William H. Good, Royal Arch Capt. Sam. B. Churchill, Master 3d Veil. William H. Roberts, Master 2d Veil. William H. Brown, Master 1st Veil. E. D. Nestell, Organist. Alfred W, Wil- son. Sentinel.
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SOCIETIES.
I. O. O. F.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS' LODGE, No. 157, meets at 358 Broadway, Thursday evenings. Chester H. Brown, N. G. George Wells, Treas. Fred. H. MacDonald, P. S.
GREENBUSH LODGE, Daughters of Rebekah, No. 26, meets at 358 Broadway, first and third Tuesday evenings in each month. Mrs. Eliza Palmer, N. G. Miss Gertie C. Mason, Bath, P. S.
G. A. R.
THURLOW WEED POST, No. 400, meets Thurs- day evening in G. A. R. hall. Charles A. Thatcher, Com. David F. Scott, Sen. V. Com. Charles Fisher, J. V. Com. Arthur W. Harvey, Adj. George E. Mellen, Q. M. Charles B. Ashley, Officer of the Day. Thomas Hawes, Officer of the Guard. George Young, Surgeon. Stephen Aldrich, Chaplain. S. Kaufman, Q. M. S. Philip Weist, Sergt. Maj. W. H. Fellows, Sentinel.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN.
RENSSELAER LODGE, No. 240. Meets second and fourth Thursdays, Broadway corner Ferry. Arthur S. Gilchrist, M. W. John F. Munger, Receiver. William Herrington, Recorder. Car- los J. Bell, Financier. Annual election in
- December.
EAST ALBANY LODGE, No. 291. Meets alter- nate Friday evenings at Vaughn Hall. G Fen- ton, Master. W. P. Cady, Recorder. C. A. Bergh, Financier. Election in December.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
HUDSON VALLEY COUNCIL, No. 1713. Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at Select Knights' Hall. Adam Brantigan, 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 Kapp's Hall. John A. Farrell, Pres. Wm. F. Sullivan, Vice-Pres. John Scully, Treas. James Clark, Rec. Sec. Minor McNamara, Fin. Sec. Annual election in December.
MACCABEES.
EAST ALBANY TENT, No. 386. Meets first and third Wednesdays at Select Knights' Hall. Thomas Aldrich, P. C. Patrick J. Adams, C. Wm. Otis, L. C. John Boyle, R. K. & F. K. Charles P. Thacher, Chaplain. Wm. S. Ackert, M. D., Phys. Theo. Fryer, Serg. Herman Cookingham, Master at Arms.
EAST ALBANY HIVE, No. 257. Mrs. Reina Faas, C. Mrs. J. W. Strugnell, Fin. K. Mrs. M. A. Tidd, Record K.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
AGANNSCHIONI TRIBE, 377. Edward B. Welch, Sachem. Parker Downs, Keeper of Wampum. Arthur S. Gilchrist, 88 Third av. Chief of Records.
DAUGHTERS OF POCAHONTAS. Minnescla Council. No. 103. Mrs. E. Norton, P. Helen C. Barnard, K. of W. Mary G. Sherlock, K. of R.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
BRANCH 57. Peter A. O'Connor, Pres. Thomas E. Burke, 26 E. 8th, Rec. Sec.
BRANCH 57, L. C. B. A. Mrs. Maggie F. Guil- foil, Pres. Mrs. Nellie M. Duggan, Treas. Mrs. F. J. Kelly, 114 Third av. Recorder. Miss Maggie Touhey, Fin. Sec.
BRANCH 9, L. C. B. A. Miss Agnes Kirsch, Pres. Miss Bridget C. Ryan, Treas. Miss Nellie M. Conlon, Fin. Sec. Miss M. A. Hepinstall, Rec. Sec. Election in December.
CATHOLIC RELIEF AND BENE- FICIARY ASSOCIATION.
COUNCIL 5. Meets C. M. B. A. rooms second and fourth Friday each month. T. J. Lithgow, Pres. Mrs. R. Ashbey, Treas. J. G. Bergeron, Rec. Sec. Annual election in December.
COUNCIL No. 77. Meets at A. O. U. W. hall second and fourth Mondays. Thomas Leahey, Pres. Miss Ellen Monohan, Treas. Miss Anna Hart, Rec. Sec.
CATHOLIC UNION. Meets C. M. B. A. rooms first Wednesday each month. John G. Bergeron, Pres. Margaret Donovan, Treas. Mrs. Maria Fitzgibbon, Nec. Annual election in December.
ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPER- ANCE.
SUNNYSIDE COUNCIL, No. 65. Meets every other Monday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall. Delvin E. Parslow, Select Councilor. Mrs. Mary Melius, Treas. John S. Melius, 17 Broadway, Bath, Fin. Sec.
GREENBUSH COUNCIL, No. 110. Meets at 120 Second av. alternate Eriday nights. F. S. Bortle, Select Councilor. Miss Emma C. Meisner, Rec. Sec. Mrs. Eugenia Bortle, 120 Second avenue, Treas. and Fin. Sec. Election in June and December.
EAST SIDE COUNCIL. Christian Schaible, Se- lect Councilor. Charles W. Wilson, Rec. Sec. A. E. Rockefeller, Fin. Sec.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD MEN'S AS- SOCIATION, 353 Broadway, Alvin Nexdorf, Pres. George Fox, Vice-pres. William H. Clay, Treas. Charles Adams, Rec. Sec.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGI- NEERS, GREENBUSH DIVISION, No. 59. Benja- min Evans, Chief Eng. William Buckbee, 1st Eng. Ed. E. Hoyt, 2d Eng.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN OF EAST ALBANY. John W. Hyde, Master. John W. Reed, 57 John, Sec. Annual election last week in June.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. PAUL. Meets Tues- days. Philip P. Smith, Pres. James S. Waters, Trea. and Fin. Sec. Alfred J. McAvoy, Rec. Sec.
CRESCENDO MUSICAL CLUB (THE). Miss Cora Estabrook, Pres. Miss Kittie Joyce, Treas. Miss Alice Adams, Sec.
EAST SIDE LOCAL UNION CHRISTIAN EN- DEAVOR. Rev. A. W. Hopper, Pres. David Mann, Vice-pres. Mrs. John Chandler, Bath, Treas. Miss Kate Southwell, Rec. Sec. Flora I. Burhans, Cor. Sec.
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CITY OF RENSSELAER.
EXCELSIOR DIVISION, No. 359, O. R. C. meet first Sunday in the month at Vaughn's Hall. J. P. Kilmer, Bath, C. C. Anthony J. Hoog- kamp, Treas. and Sec.
E. W. GRIFFIN DEACONESS HOME, 70 B'way, Miss Graham, Supt.
F. A. SHALLER BICYCLE, HUNTING & FISHING CLUB (THE). Frank A. Shaller, Pres. Henry W. Majory. Vice-pres. Daniel A. Flanigan, Treas. Franklin J. Baumis, Sec. FORT CRALO LEGION, SELECT KNIGHTS. Meets alternate Friday evenings at Select Knights' Hall. B. Ostrander, Com. J. W. Wickens, Rec. Treas. J. F. Kapp, Treas. William L. West- fall, 124 First, Recorder.
FORT CRALO LEGION, LADIES' AUXILI- ARY, No. 2. Meets every second and fourth Mondays at Select Knights' Hall. Mrs. Imogene Wickens, Pres. Miss Emma Ostrander, Treas. Mrs. Jennie Clapp, Sec.
HORSESHOE LODGE B. OF R. R. TRAINMEN, No. 250. Meets first and third Sundays at
Vaughn's Hall. J. A. Barrett, M. A. J. Hoog- kamp, Financier. John J. McGraw, 46 Second, Sec. John J. Keenan, Journal Agent. Annual election in December.
LADIES' AUXILLIARY, meets second and fourth Thursdays at Select Knights' Hall. Miss Mary F. Smith, Mistress. Maria E. Hoogkamp, Financier. Miss Mary Kane, 129 Third, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, Rensselaer Council No. 267. P. S. O'Heaney, G. K. M. J. Duggan, Treas. Gerald Griffin, Rec. Sec. E. J. Guilfoil, Fin. Sec.
NEW YORK MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, office 363 Broadway, Rensselaer. John F. Munger, Treas.
PATRIOTIC WOMEN OF AMERICA, Fort Orange Lodge, meet at Odd Fellows' Hall, Mrs. Simon P. Faas, Pres. Mrs. Lina Pruyn, Treas. Mrs. Emily Stugnell, Rec. Sec.
RENSSELAER SIDEPATH COMMISSIONERS. A. G. Sherry, Pres. Edward Gallico, Treas. Wm. McMurray, Sec.
CEMETERIES.
NEW RURAL CEMETERY, Capital City Cemetery Corporation, situated near Olcott hill, just east of Rensselaer. O. F. Kinloch, M. D.,
P. O. Box 175, Albany, Comptroller. See page 672
RENSSELAER WARD BOUNDARIES.
Established 1897.
Whenever a street is named as constituting a boundary line, the line runs by the center of such street, unless otherwise specified.
WARD I .- Beginning on the east boundary of the city at the center of Mill Creek and running by Mill Creek to the east line of the property of the B. & A. R. R., by said R. R. to William, William to Mill Creek, Mill Creek to Third avenue, Third avenue to Walker, Walker to Second avenue, Second avenue to the Hudson river, thence by the west, south and east bounds of the city to the place of beginning.
WARD II .- Beginning on the east boundary of the city at the center of Mill Creek, and running by the bounds of Ward one as above to the Hudson river on the west bounds of the city, thence by the west boundary line north to where the north line of Mccullough street produced would intersect, thence by said north line of Mccullough street to the east line of the property of the B. & A. R. R., thence by said R. R. to Third avenue, Third avenue to the east bounds of the city, and thence south by said bounds to the place of beginning.
WARD III .- Beginning on the east bounds of the city at the center of Third avenue and running by Third avenue to the B. & A. R. R., by the east line of said R. R. to the north line of Mccullough, by north line of Mccullough to East, East to East
Eighth, East Eighth to Lawrence, Lawrence to East Eighth continued, East Eighth continued to and across Cottage Hill street to the east bounds of the city, thence south by said bounds to the place of beginning.
WARD IV .- Beginning on the north bounds of the city at First street, and running by First to Partition, Partition to East, East to the extension of the north line of Mccullough street, by said north line of Mccullough to the west bounds of the city, thence by the west and north bounds to the place of beginning.
WARD V .- Beginning on the east bounds of the city at Harrison avenue, and running by Harrison avenue to First, First to Partition, Partition to East, East to East Eighth, East Eighth to Law- rence, Lawrence to East Eighth continued, East Eighth continued to and across Cottage Hill street to the east bounds of the city, thence by the east bounds of the city to the place of beginning.
WARD VI .- Beginning on the east bounds of the city at Harrison avenue, and running by Har- rison avenue to First, First to the north bounds of the city, thence by the north and east bounds of the city to the place of beginning.
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RENSSELAER STREET DIRECTORY.
RENSSELAER STREET DIRECTORY.
Academy, from Aiken | Catharine, from av. to Third av. wd. 1. First across Fourth, wds. 4, 6. Left. Rt.
0 0 Aiken avenue
45 0 Columbia
0 0 Second avenue
0 0 Third avenue
Aiken, from Fourth avenue to and across Wendell, wd. 3. Left. Rt.
1 2 Fourth avenue
39 0 Herrick
77 76 Wendell
Aiken Avenue from south end of Broad. way to East Green- bush line, wd. 1.
Left. Rt.
1 Broadway [G.
0 Riverside av. E.
4 Academy 9 Nelson av. 27 Cambridge av. 31 Columbia
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