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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Chapel street near Maiden Lane. Rev. J. Walter Syl- vester, Pastor. A. E. Corry, S. S. Supt. Bernard Vermey, Nexton.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Clinton square cor. Clinton av. Rev. Edwin F. Hal- lenbeck, Pastor. L. H. Hendricks, S. S. Supt. Frank Ferguson, Sexton.
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SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Mrs. M. E. Eddy, Pres. Henry S. Mosher, Treas. Miss Carrie Fiedler, Sec.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad- way near Wilson. Rev. David O. Mears, D. D., Pastor. Fred. M. Eames, S. S. Supt. Matthew De Rouville, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Flord T. Hayes, Pres. Miss Catharinc Waterhouse, Treas. Miss Elizabeth Cole, Sec.
STATE STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, State above South Swan. Rev. John Jones Lawrence, Pastor. Edgar C. Leonard, S. S. Supt. Henry D. Carpenter, Sexton.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY. George S. De Rou- ville, Pres. John H. Fotens, jr., Treas. Ray Wildey, Sec.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Second below Lark. Rev. Charles Mckenzie, Pastor. M. L. R. Garvin, S. S. Supt. Peter Tice, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Miss Jessie E. Holmes, Pres. Miss Anna Emmons, Sec. SPRAGUE CHAPEL, State cor. Lexington av. Rev. J. W. Sylvester, Act. S. S. Supt. Robert A. Wallace, Edward N. Huyck, Asst. Supts. Samuel Rotman, Sexton.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Lake av. cor. Western av. Rev. R. E. Stewart, Pastor. A. H. Calderwood, S. S. Supt. David Mckee, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. James Glenn, Pres. Wm. J. Noyes, Treas.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, New York Central av. cor. Third. Rev. George N. Karner, Pastor. John Blackburn, Treas. J. T. D. Blackburn, S. S. Supt. Henry Wester- velt, 594 Third, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Miss Jessie Hoit, Permanent Sec.
VIADUCT MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL, Broad- way cor. Thacher. Robert M. Eames, Supt. BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Me- nands. Frederick N. Rutan, Pastor. Louis Hinkelinan, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Harold S. Peck, Pres. Charles A. Peck, Treas. Miss Carry White, Sec.
WEST ALBANY MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL, Rev. George N. Karner, Pastor. Wm. B. Schermerhorn, Supt.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY. Miss Daisy McNary, Per. Sec.
Reformed.
FIRST REFORMED PROTESTANT CHURCH, North Pearl corner of Orange. Rev. Edward P. Johnson. D. D., Pastor. Wm. J. Skilli- corn, S. S. Supt. Anthony H. De Rouville, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Mrs. Car- rie Roberts Hewitt, Pres. Chas. R. Terwilli- ger, Treas. Mrs. F. W. Root, Sec
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, Madison av. cor. South Swan. Rev. Edward G. Selden, Pastor. Edmund C. Knickerbocker, S. S. Supt. John Wolfe, Sexton.
THIRD REFORMED PROTESTANT CHURCH, South Ferry corner Green. Rev. Lester Leg- gett, Pastor. Thomas A. Johnston, S. S. Supt. John Schraver, Sexton.
KING'S DAUGHTERS. Senior Circle. Marion White, Pres.
BOYS' BRIGADE, Co. A, Louis Meyer, Pres.
CRANNELL FREE KINDERGARTEN meets at 9 A. M. daily.
SOCIETY OF. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Meets Sun- day at 6.45 P. M. Thomas Bakie, Pres.
JUNIOR SOCIETY C. E. mects Saturday after- noon. Mrs. Anna Brown, Pres.
FOURTH REFORMED CHURCH (German), 86 Schuyler. Rev. Frederick Mueller, Pastor. David Eiscle, S. S. Supt. Jacob Eisele, Sexton.
HOLLAND REFORMED PROTESTANT CHURCH, 153 Jay. Rev. John Van Westen- burg, Pastor. H. H. De Rouville, S. S. Supt. N. Vandenberg, Sexton.
SIXTH REFORMED CHURCH, Allen cor. Lin- coln av. Rev. George W. Furbeck, Pastor. Prof. J. W. Scudder, S. S. Supt. Samuel C. Laning, Sexton.
Roman Catholic.
CATHEDRAL OF THE IMMACULATE CON- CEPTION, Eagle corner Madison avenue Rt. Rev. T. M. A. Burke, Bishop of Albany. Rev. F. D. McGuire, Rector. Revs. Michael L. Walsh, J. J. Lynch, Assistants. Rev. Joseph H. Fitzgerald, Chancellor and Sec. William Stafford, Sexton.
YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY. Miss Margaret Eagan, Pres. Miss Margaret Rourke, Treas. Election in June.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY meets 42 Jefferson. Rev. J. J. Lynch, Spiritual Dir. Arthur Bur- ritt, Prefect. John J. Lanahan, Treas. Charles Newman, Rec. Sec. Election in Sep- tember.
SOCIETY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL meets at 42 Jef- ferson, every Sunday at 4.30. Wm. M. Hussey, Pres. Wm. F. Murphy, Treas.
ST. ANN'S CHURCH, Fourth avenue cor. Frank- lin. Rev. John F. Donahoe, Pastor. Rev. John Driscoll, Asst. Pastor. John Barry, Sexton.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH, West Albany. Rev. Daniel F. Curtin, Pastor.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY. Rev. Daniel F. Curtin, Spiritual Dir. James Quinlan, Prefect. James E. Glavin, First Asst. Wm. J. Cain, Second Asst. Michael Glavin, Sec.
YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY. Miss Mary Ludlow, Prefect. Miss Josephine Kelly, Asst. Minnie Clark, Sec.
LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSN. Mrs. Edward Sullivan, Pres. Mrs. Thomas Barry, Vice-Pres. Miss Mary Ludlow, Treas. Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Sec.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, South Ferry cor. Dallius. Rev. James Ludden, Pastor. Rev. John T. Slattery, Rev. John Wallace, Assistants. William Logan, Sexton.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY. Rev. John Wallace, Spiritual Dir. Michael Buchanan, Prefect. Thomas Leahy, Treas. Frank A. Dunn, Rec. Sec. Election in January.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY meets second Sunday after- noon of each month. Rev. John T. Slattery, Spiritual Dir. P. J. Doyle, Pres. John J. Burns, Treas. E. J. McCoughlin, Fin. Sec. James H. Carney, Rec. Sec.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, Ten Broeck cor. Second. Rev. Jos H. Mangan, M. R., Pastor. Revs. Thomas E. Delaney and John L. Morrissey, Assistants.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY meets every Sunday at 9.15 A. M. Rev. J. L. Morrissey, Spiritual Dir. C. G. Flaherty, Prefect. Dudley May, Treas. Frank Flynn, Asst. Prefect. A. Cal- lahan, Sec. Stephen F. Moran, Musical Dir. Election in January.
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SOCIETY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. Rev. J. H. Mangan, Spiritual Dir. Allan Macdonald, Pres. Michael F. Cantwell, Treas. Wm. H. Buckley, Sec.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Lodge cor. Pine. Rev. C. A. Walworth, Rector. Rev. J. J. Dillon, Vice-Rector. Rev. Thomas Judge, Assistant. YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY meets at 9.30 A. M. John McNally, Prefect. George Tiernan, Treas. John Gilligan, Sec.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, Central avenue cor. Perry. Rev. F. J. Maguire, LL. D., Pastor. Rev. John W. Spensley, D. D., Rev. Edmund A. O'Connor, S. T. L., Assistant Pastors. Thomas Ginane, Sexton.
SOCIETY OF THE HOLY NAME. Rev F. J. Maguire, Spiritual Dir. William Dawson, Pres. P. Murphy, Treas. O. L. Hadsell, Sec.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY. Rev. F. J. Maguire, Director. Bert. Mitchell, Prefect. Hugh F. Crowley, Treas. Daniel Casey, jr., Sec.
LADIES' SODALITY. Miss Elizabeth A. Quinn, Prefect. Miss Agnes Casey, Treas. Miss Helen Quinn, Sec.
OUR LADY OF ANGELS (German), Central av. cor. Robin. Rev. Alphonse Lehrscholl, Su- perior and Rector. Revs. Ambrose Rheiner, Camillus Eichenlaub, Boniface Hoenig, Assist- ant Pastors.
YOUNG MEN'S GERMAN CATHOLIC UNION. Rev. Alphonse Lehrscholl, Spiritual Dir. John N. Mayer, Pres. Peter Pees, Treas. George Honich, Fin. Sec. Ernst Smith, Rec. Sec. John Roemer, Cor. Sec.
ST. ELIZABETH SOCIETY. Mrs. John J. Maas, Pres. Mrs. Mary Schissler, Vice-Pres. Mrs. Barbara Froelich, Treas. Mrs. Lawrence Ebert, Sec.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS (German), Hamilton cor. Philip. Rev. Joseph Ottenhues, Pastor. Rev. Nicholas Schmitz, Assistant Pastor. John Smith, Sexton.
YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY. Meet second Tuesday of each month, at 46 Philip, rooms and gym- nasium open every evening. Joseph A. Lueke, Pres. Edward Goetz, Treas. J. K. Kissel, Rec. Sec. August Henning, Fin. Sec. Rev. Nicholas Schmitz, Spiritual Director.
OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS, 63 Second avenue. Rev. Herm. Jos. Offergeld, Pastor. Rev. Nicholas Lauer, Assistant Pastor.
ST. BONIFACIUS SOCIETY meets second Tuesday of each month. Ferdinand Hauser, Pres. Victor Kennel, Treas. Wilhelm Weber, Sec. Election in September.
BRANCHI 452, L. C. B. A. Miss Magdalena New- man, Pres. Miss Sophie Sauereisen, Treas. Miss Julia Harlfinger, Sec.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION (French), 107 Hamilton bel. Grand. Rev. Peter Augustus Robillard, Pastor.
SACRED HEART, Walter cor. North Second. Rev. James J. Peyton, Pastor. Rev. Francis A. Greagan, Assistant.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY. John M. Griffin, Pre- fect. John J. Delaney, Ist Asst. John J. Thornton, 2nd Asst.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, Madison avenue corner Partridge. Rev. John J. Hanlon, Pastor. Rev. Edward J. Meegan, Asst. Pastor.
YOUNG MEN'S SODALITY. Rev. Edw. J. Meegan, Spiritual Director. James J. Branigan, Pre- fect. Fred. J. Magin, Treas. Peter Mul- rooney, Sec. Election in June.
ST. CASIMIR'S CHURCH (Polish), Canal above N. Knox. Rev. Bartholomew Molejkajtys, Pastor.
The Salvation Army.
SALVATION ARMY-No. 398 Broadway. Ad- jutant J. E. Atkins, 107 Beaver, commanding. Sunday services-11 A. M., holiness meeting; 3 P. M., praise service; 8 P. M., Gospel services. Meetings every night at 8 P. M. except Monday.
Union.
RENSSELAER STREET MISSION, Rensselaer corner Franklin. Rev. John Giffen, Pastor.
BROTHERHOOD OF ANDREW AND PHILIP. "Mr. Slauson, Pres. Joseph Dickert, Treas. Wil- liam Lange, Sec.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY. Geo. Hevenor, Pres. Mrs. E. Walther, Treas. Mrs. Helm, Rec. Sec.
CHAPEL, Second corner Knox. James Rodgers and Mrs. H. F. Everett, Missionaries.
Unitarian.
FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF ALBANY, Lancaster near Eagle. William Milton Brundage, Ph. D., Pastor. John S. Paterson, Pres. Frederick H. Gaylord, Treas. James R. White, Sec. Preaching services, 10.30 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Sunday school, 11.45 A. M.
Universalist.
ALL SOULS' UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Jay corner S. Swan. Rev. Lorenzo D. Case, Pastor. A. B. Huested, S. S. Supt. David Zeh, Sexton.
CLUBS.
ACACIA CLUB (The), 114 State. Charles H. Armatage, Pres. T. Henry Dumary, Vice- Pres. Calvin W. Eaton, Treas. T. Austin Williamson, Sec.
ADELPHI CLUB, club house 134 State. Myer Mandelbaum, Pres. Norman Mendleson, Vice- Pres. M. C. Stark, Treas. P. M. Frank, Fin. Sec. Charles M. Friend, Sec.
ALBANY BICYCLE CLUB, club house 285 Lark. William M. Thomas, Pres. M. C. Morrison, Treas. Albert E. Collins, Capt. Bentley S. Powers, Sec. Santford W. Farmer, Fin. Sec.
ALBANY BOYS' CLUB and Institute of Industry ; incorporated Nov. 1896. House at 39 and gymnasium at 41 Hudson av. Gen. Robert
Shaw Oliver, Pres. George C. Van Tuyl, jr., Treas. J. MacN. Thompson, Sec. Edward J. Gibson, Supt.
ALBANY BURNS CLUB, organized June 13, 1854; reorganized Jan. 19, 1892. Meets yearly on each Jan. 25th. Frederick W. Cameron, Pres. Willis G. Nash, Treas. J. F. Montig- nani, 51 State, Sec.
ALBANY CALEDONIAN CLUB, organized Jan. 1874. Meets in 73 State, first Monday in each month. William S. Mitchell, Chief. John Thomp- son, Treas. John L. Cochran, Cor. Sec.
ALBANY CAMERA CLUB (The), 72 Chapel. Meets first Friday evening each month. Robt. Shaw Oliver, Pres. Charles W. Reynolds, Vice-
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Pres. T. L. Carroll. Treas. Charles L. Palmer, Sec. M. H. Rochester, Librarian. Election in April.
ALBANY CHESS AND WHIST CLUB, 1 La
Fayette. Howard J. Rogers, Pres. Louis I. Waldman, Vice-Pres. James J. Gillespie, Sec. and Treas. Annual election in March.
ALBANY CITY CURLING CLUB, club house Washington av. cor. Quail. James McCredie, Pres. G. Dudley Burdick, Vice-Pres. Walter S. McEwan, Treas. D. G. Shields, Sec.
ALBANY CLUB, 102 State. Donald McDonald, Pres. Fred C. Ham, Vice-Pres. George C. Van Tuyl, jr., Treas. Pirie MacDonald, Sec.
ALBANY CLUB OF DELTA UPSILON. S. Dwight Arms, Pres. F. H. Wood, Vice-Pres. J. B. Creighton, Regents' Office, Treas. and Sec.
ALBANY COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' CLUB, 57 State. S. P. Corliss, Pres. Wm. M. Hussey, Treas. F. McNeil, Rec. Sec. Charles E. Mc- Kenna, Fin. Sec. E. P. Burnham, Chairman Bd. of Trustees. Annual election last Saturday in December.
ALBANY COUNTRY CLUB. Edward Bowditch, Pres. Benjamin W. Arnold, Vice-Pres. Chas. V. Winne, Treas. Gerrit Y. Lansing, Sec. H. A. Peckham, Howard Van Rensselaer, Robert Olcott, Frederick Townsend, Edward W. Vis- scher, Trustees.
ALBANY COUNTY WHEELMEN, organized March 17, 1886; incorporated March 17, 1894. Club house Madison av. near Allen. William Johnson, Pres. Stephen Schreiber, Vice-Pres. Wm. A. Glenn, Treas. Charles H. Van Allen, Sec. Charles F. Snow, Captain. Annual elec- tion in October.
ALBANY MOTHERS' CLUB. Mrs. Charles W. Cole, Pres. Mrs. C. M. Bissell. Treas. Mrs. Charles R. Skinner, Rec. Sec. Mrs. Harold Cole, Cor. Sec.
ALBANY PHILATELIC CLUB. J. Benton Tip- ton, Pres. George H. Stevens, Vice-Pres. Charles F. Bridge, Treas. and Sec.
ALBANY PRESS CLUB, 106 State. William S. Dyer, Pres. Dr. A. G. Root, Vice-Pres. Walter Buck, Treas. Wm. P. Davis, Fin. Sec. James Fitzsimmons, Sec. Annual election in April.
ALBANY YACHT CLUB, club house, Rensse- laer. George W. Bacheller, Com. Henry S. Apple, Vice Com. Anson N. Barto, Treas. Ernest Barvoets, Sec.
CAPITAL BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB, meets 7 Clinton av. once a week. S. S. Smith, Treas. Henry J. McClure, Director and Mgr.
CAPITAL CITY CLUB meets first Tuesday of each month at Bender Bldg, 73 State. Rooms open every evening. Glen Dunham, Pres. Wm. P. Hoyland, Treas. William W. Luckhurst, Rec. Sec. Election in November.
CAPITAL CITY WHEELMEN, meet Hudson av. between Lark and Willett. James B. McFar- lane, Pres. William Kennedy, Vice-Pres. Al- vin D. Bradley, Treas. Emil Quintel, Sec.
CENTRAL WHEELMEN (The), 174 Central av. Charles Bollinger, Pres. George G. Poppe, Vice- Pres. August Seiling, Treas. James Hayes, Sec. Anthony Ruhland, Captain.
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB. Jeremiah
F'Leary, Pres. William Stephens, Treas.
Harry G. Ferris, Rec. Sec. William Judge, Fin. Sec.
DEUTSCHER CLUB, meets every Thursday even- ing at 33 Hudson avenue. Eugene Haiss, Pres. Wm. Grandpre, Treas. Herman Horend, Sec. EMPIRE CURLING CLUB, Rink, Yates n. Lake av. E. C. Skinner, Pres. D. Courtney, sr., Treas. H. S. Foster, 446 Broadway, Sec.
EMPIRE STEAM YACHT CLUB, boat house foot of Gansevoort. G. W. Smith, Commodore. John Finn, Treas. James Farrell, Sec. T. Shea, Captain.
FORESTER GUN CLUB. Organized May 6, 1879. Grounds at Garbrance station, Troy road. Robert Lenox Banks, Pres. Harry H. Valentine, Treas. Harry Roy Sweny, Sec.
FORT ORANGE CLUB (The). Organized Jan. 31, 1880 Club house, 110 Washington avenue. Grange Sard, Pres. George H. Thacher, Vice- Pres. Charles H. Sabin, Treas. M. W. Vos- burgh, Sec. John T. Norton, Edward Bowditch, James D. Wasson, House Committee.
HUDSON RIVER SCHOOLMASTERS' CLUB, Thomas R. Kneil, Saratoga, Pres. Thomas E. Finegan, Vice-Pres. Chas. N. Cobb, Treas. Henry L. Taylor, Regents' Office, Sec. Election in November.
JERMAIN CAMERA CLUB, meets Y. M. C. A. rooms. D. H. Kelley, Pres. Frank Lanagan, Treas. James Glenn, Sec.
MOHICAN CANOE CLUB OF ALBANY. Club house at Staats' Landing. Wm. A. Wheeler, Captain. Joseph S. House, Mate. William S. Hackett, Purser and Sec.
NORTH END WHEELMEN. Organized March, 1896. Incorporated April, 1897. Headquarters Broadway cor. Tivoli, meet second and fourth Monday. P. J. Nolan, Pres. William Delaney, Vice-Pres. John J. Nugent, Treas. P. W. Marhoefer, Fin. Sec. Howard Looney, Cor. Sec. John Connolly, Captain.
SOUTH END WHEELMEN. George Koelsch, Pres. Wm. Fish, Vice-Pres. B. Berninger, Treas. George Schurick, Sec.
TRINITY BICYCLE CLUB. Rooms, 80 Water- vliet av. Edward Horan, Pres. Edward Sut- phen, Vice-Pres. William Fisher, Treas. Jo- seph Turner, Rec. Sec. Chas. Little, Fin. Sec.
UNCONDITIONAL REPUBLICAN CLUB of Albany, N. Y. (incorporated), club house, 46 Beaver, meets first Tuesday of each month. George Addington, Pres. Charles F. Rushmore, Vice-Pres. Wmn. B. Mix, Treas. Peter Schu- macher, Sec.
UNIVERSITY CYCLE CLUB (The). Francis X. Thompson, Pres. Joseph Gavit, Vice-Pres. James J. Nolan, State Library, Treas. and Sec. Martin F. Lynch, Captain.
WEST END GUN CLUB. Organized Dec. 6, 1889. Shooting grounds on Colvin av. Chas. A. Beck- ford. Pres. John B. Sanders, Treas. Horace B. Derby, Sec.
WOMAN'S GYMNASTIC CLUB. Mrs. Charles M. Bissell, Pres. Miss Bessie A. Canaday, Vice- Pres. Mrs. F. B. Gilbert, Treas. Miss Mary L. Hull, Rec. Sec. Miss Anna W. Adams, Cor. Sec. Miss Etta Lansing Wentz, Physical Di- rector. Election in April."
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HACK FARES.
HACK FARES.
The prices which may be charged by the owner or drivers of hackney coaches, cabs or other carriages for conveying passengers therein, are as follows:
For each passenger for any distance, within the paved streets, not exceeding one mile, fifty cents. But no omnibus shall charge or receive more than twenty-five cents for the conveyance of each pas- senger within the paved streets, not exceeding one mile.
For each passenger for any distance within the paved streets over one mile and not exceeding two miles, seventy-five cents.
For each passenger for any distance over two miles, not exceeding three miles, one dollar.
For each passenger from any part of the paved streets to the Alms House and back with the privi- lege of detaining the carriage at said Alms House, two dollars.
For each passenger from any part of the paved streets to the Penitentiary and back, with the
privilege of detaining the carriage at said Peni- tentiary thirty minutes, seventy-five cents.
For attending a funeral from any part of the city east of Robin street, to any part of the public burial grounds of the city, for each carriage two dollars.
The owner or driver of any hackney coach, cab or other carriage, shall be allowed for every hour the same may be detained, except as aforesaid, for cach carriage one dollar for the first hour, and for every additional hour seventy-five cents; or the pas- senger or passengers may have the privilege of keeping the carriage all day, between the hours of eight in the morning and six in the evening, for eight dollars. Such owner or driver shall also be allowed to charge for one hundred and twenty-eight pounds of baggage at the same rate as for a passenger.
HOSPITALS, ASYLUMS, Etc.
ALBANY CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR IN- CHILDS' HOSPITAL, Elk corner Hawk. Rt. FIRMARY, at St. Peter's Hospital.
ALBANY CITY HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, 123 North Pearl. Chas. V. Winne, Pres. E. W. Murphey, Vice-Pres. Edwin Van Wormer. Treas. James W. Cox, Sec. E. De L. Palmer, A. N. Brady, Fred. Harris, James H. Manning, James Ten Eyck, Albert J. Wing, Charles H. Sabin, Board of Trus- tees. Drs. Frederick J. Cox, G. E. Gorham, W. J. Mckown, E. E. Blessing, Attending Phy- sicians. Drs. Edw. G. Cox, A. B. Van Loon, W. N. Nead, Attending Surgeons. Drs. E. T. Schwilk, C. W. Skelton, Res. Physicians. L. S. Congdon, Supt.
ALBANY GUARDIAN SOCIETY AND HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS, 553 Clinton av. cor. Perry. Mrs. Frederick Townsend, Directress. Miss Emily D. Sumner, Treas. Mrs. Mary L. Benedict, 16 La Fayette, Rec. Sec. Mrs. John G. Phillip, Matron. Thomas Flynn, Janitor. Election in December.
ALBANY HOSPITAL, New Scotland av. In- corporated April, 1849. James McCredie, Pres. Wm. H. Weaver, Vice-Pres. Chas. R. Knowles, Treas. Gustavus Michaelis, Sec. See page 606. ALBANY HOSPITAL FOR INCURABLES, 390 Madison av. Incorporated Nov. 14, 1884. Wm. H. Murray, M. D., Pres. of Board of Trustees. Robert Geer, Treas. C. N. Phelps, Sec. John H. Farrell, John W. McNamara, Trustees. H. Hun, M. D., Howard Van Rensselaer, M. D., Andrew M. McFarlane, M. D., Physicians in charge. Dr. S. R. Morrow, Surgeon in charge. Mrs. Eleanor Spensley, Pres. of Women's Board. Mrs. S. D. Van Natta, First Vice-Pres. of Women's Board. Mrs. Pauline Watson, Second Vice-Pres. Miss Mary York, Sec. of Woman's Board. See page 609.
ALBANY HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES. Mrs. Wm. L. Learned, Pres. Mrs. Frederick Townsend, Vice-Pres. Miss Abby Spencer Lansing, Treas. Mrs. Luther Tucker, 174 Washington av., Sec.
ALBANY ORPHAN ASYLUM (The), Robin be- tween Western and Washington avs. John F. Rathbone, Pres. David A. Thompson, Treas. A. V. De Witt, Tweddle bldg., Sec. Mrs. Albert D. Fuller, Matron and Supt.
LATHROP MEMORIAL, 132 Washington av. Mrs. A. M. Randall, Housekeeper.
Rev. Wm. Croswell Doane, Pres. Edward Bow- ditch, T'reas. Catherine W. Peltz, Sec. In charge of the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus. CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF ANGELS, 183 Central av., of the Order of Minor Conventuals. Rev. Alphonse M. Lehrscholl, Superior.
DOMINICAN CONVENT, Madison avenue below Partridge, under the charge of superior mother M. Loyola. Father Pineault, Chaplain.
HOME FOR AGED MEN (The), Troy road near Menand's road. David A. Thompson, Pres. A. Page Smith, Treas. Jesse W. Potts, 342 State, Sec. Mrs. Mary H. Stoddard, Matron. John Allen, Janitor. Annual election in October.
HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD AND ST. ANN'S SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY, Central av. corner Boulevard. Attended from St. Vincent de Paul's church. Mother Mary of St. Peter, Superioress. HOUSE OF SHELTER (The), Howard corner Wendell. Austin S. Kibbee, Pres. Samuel S. Hatt, Treas. Miss Mary Olson, Matron.
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR, 391 Central avenue.
OPEN DOOR MISSIONS HOSPITAL FOR IN- CURABLES, 3 Columbia place. Miss J. A. Lansing, Pres. Miss E. A. Dempsey, Treas. Mrs Elizabeth Holroyd, Matron.
ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL, Broadway cor. North Ferry, in charge of the Sisters of Mercy. Ed. J. Hussey, Nat. Com. Bank, Treas. See page 608. ST. VINCENT (Catholic) ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Male and Female) of Albany. Rt. Rev. Bishop Burke, Pres. of Board.
Boys-Western avenue, under the direction of the Christian Brothers. Rev. Brother Amphian, Director.
GIRLS-106 Elm above Eagle. Sister Emily, Superioress.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES ORPHAN ASYLUM, Schuyler Mansion, Clinton st., under the direction of the Sisters of Charity. Sister Mary Agnes in charge.
ST. MARGARET'S HOUSE. Rt. Rev. William Croswell Doane, D. D., LL. D., Pres. Henry W. Garfield, Treas. Ida P. Manning, Sec. Grace Parker Marvin, Fin. Sec.
ST. PETER'S ORPHAN ASYLUM. Rev. W. W. Battershall, Pres. Frederick Tillinghast, Treas. and Sec.
SOUTH END DISPENSARY ASSOCIATION. Ash Grove Place cor. Trinity Place.
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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
ALBANY BELTING AND SUPPLY CO., 372 Broadway. Matthew Van Alstyne, Pres. Geo. W. Yerks, Vice-Pres. Arthur G. Gray, Sec. and Treas. See page 625.
ALBANY BILL POSTING & ADVERTISING CO., 4 and 5 Empire Theatre bldg. Capital $1,000. J. Ballard Carroll, Manager. Bill post- ing, distributing and exterior advertising.,
ALBANY BILLIARD BALL COMPANY, Grand corner Plain. Capital $30,000. Peter Kinnear, Pres. and Treas. Lewis Deitz, 195 Lancaster, Vice-Pres. and Sec. Celluloid goods (Billiard and pool balls).
ALBANY BRASS AND IRON COMPANY, 165 Broadway. Incorporated 1894. Capital $15,000. T. J. Sullivan, Pres. and Gen. Man. Brass castings, plumbers' supplies, etc. See page 632. ALBANY BUTTON CO. (The), Church corner Pruyn. Capital $20,000. Walter Perry, Pres. and Treas. William Lerch, Sec. Buttons.
ALBANY CARD AND PAPER MFG. CO., 315- 321 Hamilton. Capital $50,000. J. Warner Bott, Pres. and Treas. J. Allen Warner, Sec. Photographic mounts, card board, etc.
ALBANY CHEMICAL COMPANY, 2-24 Broad- way. Capital $5,000. G. Michaelis, Pres. W. T. Mayer, Sec. and Treas. Chemicals.
ALBANY CITY BAND. Incorporated 1892, head- quarters 75 State. J. E. Jones, Pres. B. W. Burdick, Treas. John J. Madden, Sec. C. H. Collins, Man. and Director.
ALBANY CITY DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 8 and 10 S. Pearl. Stewart F. Bullis, D. D. S., Mgr. ALBANY CLEARING CO., 40 N. Pearl, rooms 3 and 4. Capital $20,000. Jay B. Cleghorn, Sec. ALBANY COLD STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, 359 Broadway. J. D. Capron, Pres. Edward C. Smith, Treas. Thos. Austin, Sec.
ALBANY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, 93 State. Capital $250,000. Rufus H. Sawyer, Pres. Herbert W. Smith, Treas. J. S. Frost, Vice- Pres. and Sec. Railroad and other construction. ALBANY CONTRACTING CO., 82 State. Capi- tal $25,000. Howard Hendrickson, Pres.
ALBANY DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO. Execu- tive office 47 Maiden lane, Hudson River Tele- phone bldg. Capital $20,000. James H. Man- ning, Pres. F. W. Newman, Vice-Pres. J. J. Fitzsimmons, Treas. W. B. Butler, Sec. See page 641.
ALBANY ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO., 71 Trinity place. Anthony N. Brady, Pres. T. H. Powers, Supt.
ALBANY ENGRAVING CO. (The), Nat. Ex- press bldg. Incorporated 1893. Wm. Bradford, Pres. F. G. Jewett, Vice-Pres. Edward T. Jewett, Sec. W. S. Waterbury, Treas and Mgr. See page 679.
ALBANY FELT CO., 1 to 19 Thacher. Capital $75,000. James W. Cox, Pres. and Treas. Duncan M. Fuller, Sec. Papermakers' felt and jackets.
ALBANY GOLD MINING AND PROSPECTING CO., 93 S. Pearl. Capital $3,000. P. E. Martin, Pres. C. F. Rushmore, Treas. E. P. Miller, Sec. Mines and Mining.
ALBANY HARDWARE AND IRON COMPANY, 39 to 43 State. Bicycle Department 48 and 50 State, also Division, Union and Hamilton. Cap- ital $125,000. Charles H. Turner, Pres. James K. Dunscomb, Treas. W. B. Wackerhagen, Sec. Hardware and metals. See front cover.
ALBANY, HELDERBERG AND SCHOHARIE ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. (The). Capital $1,250,000. H. W. Burgett, Brookline, Mass., Pres. B. M. Secor, Vice-Pres. Charles E. Bibber, Boston, Mass., Treas. Wm. H. Erwin, Sec.
ALBANY INSURANCE CO. (The). 93 State. Incorporated 1811. Capital $250,000. J. How- ard King, Pres. Theodore Townsend, Vice-Pres. John E. McElroy, 2d Vice-Pres. Charles H. Hahn, Sec. See front cover.
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