Albany city directory 1900, Part 5

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Publication date: 1900
Publisher: Albany, N.Y
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1,456

1,627

Rowe ..

1,553

1,560

Concord

4,427

5,175

*TAUNTON

.25,448

Westport

2,599

2,678

Shutesbury

453

Dracut

1,996

2,443

Sunderland

663

696

Dunstable

416

400

186,465

219,019

Warwick

565

599

*Everett

11,068

18,576.

Chilmark 353

304

Bourne

1.442

1,580

Cottage City

1,080

1.038

Brewster

1,003

901

EDGARTOWN

1,156

1,125

Chatham

1,954

1,809

Gay Head.

139

169

Dennis

2,899

2,545

Gosnold

135

140

Eastham

602

476

Tisbury

1,506

1,002

Falmouth

2,567

2,655

West Tisbury

460

Harwich

2,734

2,532

Mashpee

298

330

Orleans

1,219

1,198

Provincetown

4,642

4,555

Essex.

Amesbury

9,798

9,986

Andover

6,142

6,145

*Beverly

10,821

11,806

Boxford

865

727

29,172

27,654

Berkshire.

Adams

9,213

7,837

Alford

297

280

Becket

946

888

*Gloucester

24,651

28,211

*SPRINGFIELD

44,179

51,522

Tolland

393

309

Dalton.

2,885

Egremont

845

836

*LAWRENCE

55,727

62,354

Great Barrington

4,612

4,794

Lynnfield

787

818

Hancock

506

511

Manchester

1,789

1,876

Hinsdale ..

1,739

1,650

Marblehead.

8,202

7,671

Lanesborough 1,018

848

Merrimac

2,633

2,301

Lee .

3,785

4,066

Methuen

4,814

5,690

Lenox

2,889

2.872

Middleton 924

838

Monterey

495

464

Nahant

880

865

Mount Washington . 148

136

New bury

1,427

1,489

New Ashford ..

125

116

*NEWBURYPORT

13,947

14,552

New Marlborough ..

1.305

1,288

North Andover

3,742

3,569

Otis

583

518

Peabody

10,158

10,507

Peru ..

305

Rowley

1,248

1,272

*PITTSFIELD

17,281

20,461

*SALEM.

30,801

34,473

Richmond

796

701

Salisbury

1,316

1,300

Saugus

3,673

4,497

Savoy

1,954

1,897

Topsfield .

1,022

1,033

Stockbridge

2,132

2,077

Wenham

886

West Newbury

1,796

1,643

330,393

Franklin.

Ashfield

1,025

1,013

Bernardston

770

778

Buckland.

1,570

1,548

Attleborough

7,577

8,288

Berkley.

894

955

Colrain

1,671

1,610

Dartmouth

3,122

3,107

Conway

1,451

1,304

Dighton

1,889

1,797

Deerfield

2,910

3,007

Easton

4,493

4,452

Erving

972

964

Fair Haven

2,919

3,338

Gill.

960

1,082

*Fall River

74,398

89,203

GREENFIELD

5,252

6,229

Freetown

1,417

1,405

Hawley

515

Heath

503

476

Mansfield .

3,432

3,722

55,251

Leverett

702

744

*NEW BEDFORD.

40,733

North Attleborough. 6,727

6,576

Leyden

407

363

282

298

Norton

1,785

1,614

Monroe

Montague

6,296

6,058

617

574

Northfield

1,869

1,851

Seekonk.

1,317

1,465

1,983

Orange

4,568

5,361

541

498

27,115

Shelburne

972

1,041

Tyringham

412

363

Washington

434

423

West Stockbridge ..

1,492

1,257

Williamstown

4,221

4,887

Windsor

612

556

81,108

86,292

Bristol.

Acushnet

1,027

1,115

Sandisfield.

807

802

569

504

Swampscott

3,198

3,259

Sheffield

3,210

Ipswich

44,654

52,164

Florida

436

425

*Lynn

1,713

1,587

Essex

Georgetown

2,117

2,050

Hamilton

4,439

4,720

Sandwich

1,819

1,580

Truro

919

815

Wellfleet

1,291

968

1,655

Yarmouth

1,760

Dukes.

BARNSTABLE

4,023

4,055

4,369

4,238

Bradford

3,720

4,736

Montgomery

Wales

*North Adams .. 16,074

19,135

Rockport 4,087

5,289

299,995

1,955

Charlemont.

468

1,518

Somerset 2,106

Barnstable.

TOWNS.

1890

1895

TOWNS. 1890

1895

TOWNS. 1890

1895

Framingham

9,239

9,512

Milton.

4,278

5,518

Berlin

884

897

Groton

2,057

2.192

Needham

3,035

3,511

Blackstone

6,138

6,039

Norfolk

913

882

Bolton.

827

797

Holliston

2,619

2,718

Norwood

3,733

4,574

Boylston.

770

729

Hopkinton

4,088

2,984

*Quincy .

16,723

20,712

Brookfield.

3,352

3,279

Hudson

4,670

5,308

Randolph

3,946

3,694

Charlton

1,847

1,877

Lexington

3,197

3,498

1,111

Sharon

1,634

1,717

Clinton

10,424

11,497

Littleton.

1,025

1,136

Stoughton

4,852

5,272

Douglas

1,908

2.026

*LOWELL

23,031

29,708

Wellesley

3,600

4,229

Dudley

2,944

3,203

*Malden

13,805

14,977

Weymouth

10,866

11,291

*FITCHBURG

22,037

26,409

*Marlborough

2,700

3,090

Wrentham

2,566

2,584

Gardner

8,424

9,182

Maynard

11,079

14,474

118,950

134,819

Hardwick

2,922

2,655

Melrose.

8,519

11,965

Harvard

1,095

1,162

Natick

9,118

8,814

Plymouth.

Holden .

2,623

2,602

*Newton

24,379

27,590

North Reading

874

835

Abington. 4,260

4,207

Hopedale

1,176

1,377

Pepperell

3,127

3,321

Bridgewater

4,249

4,686

Hubbardston

1,346

1,274

Reading

4,088

4,717

*Brockton

.27,294

33,165

Lancaster.

2,201

2,180

Sherborn

1,381

1,446

Carver

994

1,016

Leicester

3,120

3,239

Shirley

40,152

52,200

East Bridgewater 2,911

562

497

Mendon

919

Stoneham

903

920

Hanover

2,093

2,051

Milford

8,780

8,959

Stow

1,197

1,141

Hanson

1,267

1,380

Millbury.

4,428

5,222

Tewksbury

2,515

3,379

Hingham

4,564

4,819

New Braintree.

573

542

Townsend

1,750

1,780

Hull .

989

1,044

Nortlıborough

1,952

5.286

Wakefield

6,982

8,304

Lakeville

935

870

North Brookfield 3,871

738

605

*Waltham

18,707

20,876

Marshfield

1,713

1,760

Oxford

2,616

2,390

Watertown

7,073

7,788

Mattapoisett .

1,148

1,032

Paxton

445

426

Wayland

2,060

2,026

Middleborough

6,065

6,689

Petersham. 1,050

Phillipston

502

460

Weston.

1,213

1,420

1,320

1,223

Princeton

982

952

Winchester

4,861

6,150

7,314

7,957

Royalston

1,030

890

Plympton

597

549

Rutland 980

978

Rochester

1,012

1,021

Shrewsbury

1,449

1,524

Rockland

5,213

5,523

Southborough

2,114

2,223

Scituate

2,318

2,246

Southbridge

7,655

8,250

Wareham

3,451

3,367

Spencer

8,747

7,614

West Bridgewater

1,917

1,747

Sterling

1,244

1,218

NANTUCKET 3,268

3,016

Whitman

4,441

5,744

Sturbridge

2,074

1,910

Norfolk.

Avon

1,384

1,626

Bellingham

1,334

1,481

Suffolk.

Uxbridge

3,408

3,546

Brookline.

12.103

16,164

*BOSTON.

448,477

496,920

Warren

7,031

7,799

Canton

4,538

4,636

*Chelsea.

27,909

31,264

Westborough

5,195 .

5.235

Cohasset

2,448

2,474

Revere.

5,668

7,423

West Boylston.

3,019

2,968

DEDHAM

7,123

7,211

Winthrop

2,726

4,192

West Brookfield

1,592

1,467

Dover

727

668

484,780

539,799

Winchendon.

4,390

4,490

Franklin

4,831

5,136

Worcester.

*WORCESTER

84,655

98,767

Holbrook

2,474

2,298

Ashburnham.

2,074

2,148

Hyde Park

10,193

11,826

Athol.

6,319

7,364

Medfield

2,985

2,913

Auburn

1,532

1,598

Millis

786

1,006

Barre

2,239

2,278

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.

EXPLANATION OF FLAG SIGNALS.

No. 2.

No. 3.

No. 4.

No. 5.

No. 1.

White

Blue

FAIR WEATHER.

RAIN OR SNOW.

LOCAL RAINS.

TEMPERATURE.

COLD WAVE.

INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.

No. 1, alone, indicates fair weather, stationary temperature. No. 2, alone, indicates rain or snow, stationary temperature. No. 3, alone, indicates local rain, stationary temperature. No. 1, with No. 4 above it, indicates fair weather, warmer. No. 1, with No. 4 below it, indicates fair weather, colder.

No. 2, with No. 4 above it, indicates warmer weather, rain or snow.

No. 2, with No. 4 below it, indicates colder weather, rain or snow. No. 3, with No. 4 above it, indicates warmer weather with local rains. No. 3, with No. 4 below it, indicates colder weather with local rains.

No. 1, with No. 5 below it, indicates fair weather, cold wave. No. 2, with No. 5 below it, indicates wet weather, cold wave.

9,211

1,191

1,399

Duxbury

1,908

1,966

2,894

Lunenburg,

1,146

1,237

*Somerville.

6,155

6,284

Halifax.

Kingston

1,659

1,746

Northbridge 4,603

Tyngsborough.

662

635

Marion

871

759

Oakham

Westford

2,250

2,418

Norwell

1,635

1,540

1,664

1,710

Pembroke.

*Woburn

.13,499

14,178

431,167

499,217

Nantucket.

92,700

101,498

Templeton

2.999

2,915

Upton

1,878

2,150

Braintree

4,88

5,311

4,681

4,430

Westminster.

1,688

1,315

Foxborough

2,933

3,219

280,787

306,445

1,493

1,872

Medway

987

77,696

84,367

Walpole

2,604

2,994

Dana

700

717

Grafton

5,002

5,101

*Medford

Leominster

7,269

889

Sudbury .

1,940

4,635

952

Wilmington

PLYMOUTH

Sutton. 3.180

3,420

Webster.

White

Black

Lincoln

RATES OF POSTAGE.

DOMESTIC.

NOTE .- All kinds of mail matter (except regular publications sent to subscribers) must be pre- paid by postage stamps.

As regards classification and rates of postage, all mail matter to or from Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippine Islands is domestic.

First-Class Matter-Letters and Postal Cards.

Letters. - (To be sent beyond the office where deposited, or for any letter- carrier office.)

Letters and written matter, also all articles sealed, for each ounce or fraction thereof, no limit to the weight-but if over four pounds must be fully prepaid .02

Drop or Local Letters. - (To be sent within the delivery of the office where deposited), for each ounce or fraction, 1 cent; but if a letter-carrier office .02

Registered Letters .- The fee for registered letters (in addition to the regular postage, which must be fully prepaid) is, per letter

.08

Postal Cards, with no writing on the face but the address, cost each .01

special (or Immediate) Delivery Letters. - They require a special stamp, in addition to regular postage .. .10

Mailing Cards, private.

.01

Second-Class Matter-Newspapers and Periodicals. RATES FOR PUBLISHERS.

All Newspapers and other Periodicals, one copy to each actual subscriber residing within the county where they are printed, wholly or in part, and published, except those deliverable at letter-carrier offices .. Free. Newspapers and Periodicals to regular subscribers, and sample copies, each pound or fraction . .. .01

Newspapers (except weeklies) and Periodicals not exceeding two ounces in weight when deposited in a letter-carrier office for delivery by its carrier, each .01

Periodicals over two ounces in weight, prepaid by postage stamps affixed .02

Weeklies, deliverable by carriers, at letter-carrier offices, for each pound or fraction .. .01

RATES FOR THE PUBLIC.

Transient Newspapers and Periodicals, when posted by persons other than the publish- er or news agent, printed regularly in known offices of publication, for each four ounces or fraction

.01

'Third-Class Matter-Miscellaneous Printed Matter.

Pamphlets, occasional publications, proof-sheets or corrected proofs, and manuscript copy accompanying the same, and all matter wholly in print not issued regularly, in which the printing forms the principal use, and not exceeding four pounds in weight, for each two ounces or fraction.

.01

Books (only printed). For each two ounces, or fraction, not over four pounds in weight, (single volumes may !! be over). .01

Fourth-Class Matter-Merchandise.

Merchandise .- Samples of metals, ores, minerals, or merchandise, paintings in oil or water, crayon drawings, printed'envelopes, bill-heads, letter-heads, blotting-paper with print- ed advertisements thereon, blank cards, photograph-albums, blank books; labels, tags, playing cards; and any articles not of the other classes, and not liable to damage the mails, or injure any person, not exceeding four pounds in weight, for each ounce, or fraction thereof. .01

Seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, and scions, for each two ounces, or fraction .01

Fee for registration, in addition to the postage, for each package .08

United States Money Orders.

Money Orders, not exceeding $100 on one order, issued on payment of the following fees :-

For orders not exceeding $2.50 .. .03 Over $30, and not exceeding $40. .15

Over $2.50, and not exceeding $5. .05 Over $40, and not exceeding $50. .18

Over $5, and not exceeding $10. .08 Over $50, and not exceeding $60. .20

Over $10, and not exceeding $20. .10 Over $60, and not exceeding $75 .. .25

Over $20, and not exceeding $30 .. .12 Over $75, and not exceeding $100. .30

War Tax on all domestic money orders, .02

FOREIGN.

Prepayment optional, except for registered articles, but on printed matter and samples, postage must be at least partially prepaid.

Letters. - 5 cents per 15 grammes, a weight very slightly over one-half ounce. - Post Cards. - 2 cents each.

Printed Matter .- 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction. Limit of weight, 4 lbs. 6 oz. Commercial Papers (Insurance Documents, Way Bills, Invoices, Papers of Legal Pro- cedure, Manuscripts of Works, &c.) - The same as for printed matter, but the lowest charge is 5 cents.

Samples of Merchandise .- The rate is the same as for printed matter,-lowest charge, 2 cents. Mail matter of all classes for persons connected with the Military or Naval forces and civil service of the United States in Cuba and Hawaiian Islands is subject to domestic rates and conditions

To Mexico and to Canada, comprising British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, the postage for letters, printed matter, merchandise, etc., is the same as in the United States. All matter must be fully prepaid, except letters, which must be prepaid at least 2 cents. Sealed packages, other then letters, are not mailable. Parcels to Germany, Jamaica, British Honduras, Bahamas, Mexico, Colombia, Salvador, Costa Rica, Hawaiian Islands, Leeward Islands, Barbadoes, Danish West Indies, Windward Islands, and Newfoundland, not exceeding one pound, 12 cents; each additional pound or fraction, 12 cents.

international Money Orders .- For sums not exceeding $10, ten cents,-for each additional $10, ten cents. To Great Britain, Jamaica, Cape Colony, British Guiana and Bermuda, the limit of a single order is $50; to all other countries, $100. There is no limit to the number of international orders that may be issued in one day.

Post-Offices, Postmasters and Money-Order Offices.

Domestic money-order offices are in italic; International and Domestie in full-face. ALBANY COUNTY.

Albany.

. Chauncey E. Argersinger

Slation 4, 277 Clinton avenue. Slation 5, 469 Madison avenue. Stalion 6, 294 South Pearl street.

Station 7, 829 Broadway. Capilol Station. Station 8, 1078 Madison avenue.

Alcove. Amos D. Briggs

Mckownville

Willard Helme

Altamont. Dayton II. Whipple

Fred Caswell

Medusa

Wellington R. Merritt

Aquetuek

Arthur E. Hochstrasser

Myrtle ..

John J. Vincent

Berne .

Anna M. Babeock

New Salem.

Jacob M. Erwin

Bethlehem Center.

William Beggs

New Scotland

James Wayne

Callanans Corners

Barent S. Winne

Newtonville

John H. Kemp

Cedar Hill ..

Jacob M. Wright

Potter Hollow.

Verge E. Wilsie

Coeymans.

Joseph E. Gould

Coeymans Hollow Walter J. Whitbeck

Cohoes

Win. B. Le Roy

Ravena .

Arthur Hartt

Cooksburg.

Robert Dingman

Reidsville.

Delinton W. Brate

Delmar

Edwin V. Patterson

Dormansville.

Erastus Gibbons, jr.

Dunnsville ..

Alexander Lainhart

Shakers.

Josiah Barker

East Berne.

E. V. Willsey

Emeriek

R. B. Van Allen

Soulh Bethlehem.

Edwin C. Palmer

Fullers.

Charles M. Spencer

South Westerlo.

Lorenzo D. Stewart

Glenmont

Frank H. Case

Thompson Lake

William J. Hart

Guilderland ..

Philip Petinger J. F. Van Sehaack John J. Hungerford

Verdoy ..

P. K. Best

Hurstville ..

Wm. E. Hudson

Wemple .

John. Wemple®

Jerusalem.

Nicholas H. Stotts

West Albany.

Eliza Dickerson

Karner.

Charles H. Bliven

West Berne ..

Peter H. Clow

Knox ..

Milo Fairlee

Westerlo ...

Wm. W. Swartwout

Latham ..

Frank Yound

West Township.

James Finch

Lishas Kill.

James Harrison

West Troy.

Edmund S. Hollands

Loudonville

Ralph A. Gove

Wolfhill.

George White

RENSSELAER COUNTY.

Albany-Station 1, 365 Broadway, Rensselaer. Slation 2, 76 Broadway, Rensselaer. Station 3, Central avenue and Mineral, Bath-on-Hudson.

Alps .. . ...

John A. Green

North Petersburg

Stephen R. Brimmer

Averill Park

Frank Petit

North Stephentown. William A. Gile

Berlin

Alexander E. Sands

Petersburg.

Frank H. Powers

Best ..

Leonard Wetherwax

Pittstown

Jonas Carr

Boyntonville

Wm. H. Rowland

Poeslenkill.

Garrett Ives, jr.

Brainard. .

Dennis Black, jr.

Potterhill

Perry W. Richmond

Brainard Station

Augusta V. Kellogg

Quaekenkill.

Mary A. Bonesteel

Brookview

John J. Reidy

Raymertown

Joel E. Yout

Castleton ..

George Anderson

Reynolds.

Erskine D. Palmer

Center Berlin

D. Denison Lapham

Sandlake ..

Arthur M. Peck

Center Brunswick. Ernest L. Brust

Central Nassau. Abram P. Bink

Schodack Landing . Ransen Gardenier

Couse . .

Clara M. Texter

Sliters . Tobias Houghtaling

Cropseyville.

Clara Hurlbert .

South Berlin. . Ariel Wellman

Defreestville

A. D. Hadley

South Schodack

William J. Masten

Eagle Bridge

Andrew Mullin

Stephentown Center.

Ezra S. Newton

East Greenbush

Mitehell Link

East Nassau.

Melvin R. Millius

East Poestenkill

Lewis Devernoe

East Schodack

Josiah W. Boyce

Garfield.

Charles H. Vary

Grafton

Chester F. Waite Louis H. Hayner J. C. Hitchcock George H. Myers William Haynes Chas. A. Miller

Sub Stations-No. 1, Lansingburgh. No. 2, Sec- ond & Fifth av., Lans. No. 3, 124 George, G.I. No. 4, 349 Congress. No. 5, 322 Second. No. 6, Pawling cor. Locust av.

Valley Falls James Thompson, jr. Walloomsac Charles E. Durfee

Luther

Edward S. Sliter J. O. Wing

West Hoosick. Susan Slade

Muitzeskill.

Peter S. Miller

Nassau.

Thomas D. James

West Stephentown Elvin A. Casey

North Hoosick

Charles L. Klages

Wynantskill. S. B. Ketchum

North Nassau.

Samuel P. Waterbury

Wyomanoek.

Shandanette Hoag

Troy Joseph A. Leggett

Haynersville

Hoag Corners

Hoosick

Hoosick Falls

Johnsonville.

Melrose ..

M. L. MeClellan

Stephentown .. H. M. Brimmer

Eagle Mills ..

Taborton. Conrad Malkmes

Tiashoke .. Amos Broughton

Tomhannock

W. A. Conger

Guilderland Center.

Helderberg.

Voorheesville.

Frank Bloomingdale

Indian Fields

Edward Conners

South Berne.

Chester A. Skinner

Normansville

Charles P. Stevens

Clarksville.

Preston Hollow.

Floyd L. Ford

Rensselaerville ..

Lewis W. Becker

Selkirk.

John F. Vroman

Slingerland Jacob Vagele

Union Church.

Schaghticoke.

Fred. M. Askins

Schodaek Center. Emma C. Lewis

West Sand Lake. Le Grand M. Turner

Thomas Snell

Meadowdale

William C. Schoolcraft

ALBANY STREET DIRECTORY.

Giving the name of each street, and showing what other streets and places run from it or across it, with the number at which they intersect.

From this list the location of any number on a street can be easily ascertained ; as, for instance, wishing to know at what part of Broadway No. 642 comes, you look at Broadway, on this page, and find that Van Tromp street runs from 638, and Orange street from 646, showing that 642 Broadway would come half way between Van Tromp and Orange streets.

Or, going up Eagle street, suppose it is desired to take a cross street to reach 44 High ; on looking under High street you find 42 to be at the corner of Hudson avenue, so that by passing through Iludson avenue, you are near the desired number.

Where no numbers exist, ciphers (0) are given to indicate whether the street runs from the right or the left, or crosses.

It will be noticed that in this Street Directory the names of the streets are given in alphabetical order, giving the direction in which they run according to the numbers. Upon most of the streets the even numbers are upon the left hand side of the street, and the odd numbers upon the right.

Academy Park, Ea- Left. Rt.

gle, bet Washington

96 0 Franklin

avenue & Elk; wd. 13.

110 109 South Pearl

102 91 Fourth avenue

132 115 Third avenue

178 153 Second avenue Seymour av. Broadway, from 1 Gansevoort, north, to city line; wds. 3, 4, 6, 8, 9. 2 0 Gansevoort

12 11 Vine

20 19 Fourth avenue

46 47 Plum

54 55 Bassett

10 11 Broad

German Ev. ch.

24 23 Clinton

48 Cæcelia Hall

58 Germ. Luth. ch. 67 Elizabeth

114 111 Eagle

159 Westerlo

14 9 Church

178 177 South Lansing

28 25 Dallius

194

191 Herkimer

40 39 Green

212 209 Bleecker

0 67 Franklin

226

227 Madison avenue 0 Steamb't Land.

45 Hudson av. 61 Jay

Madison avenue and Madison place; wd. 5.

3:24

0 Hamilton

349 Division

361 Trotter's alley

0 0 Spring

0 0 Church

0 0 Washington av.

412

140 141 Boulevard

44 41 Green

159 Kent

174 Sixth Ref. ch.

68 65 Franklin Sch. Pub. Sch. No. 1

175 Lingan

80 83 South Pearl

552

553 Steuben 0 Depot

218 207 Bradford 219 Willow

246 229 Central avenue

2 1 Broadway

28 23 Green

54 47 South Pearl

61 William

66 Grand

Left. Rt.

75 Lodge

2 1 Lexington av.

68 69 Robin 786

124 123 Perry

180 0 Quail

807 Colonie

Railroad avenue

Brevator, from Wash -

ington av. above toll gate to Western av .; wd. 19.

Bridge, from Broad- way to Lumber dis- trict; wd. 9.

868

Arch, from Quay to 152 Grand; wds. 2, 3, 5. Left. Rt. 0 0 Quay

0 0 Broadway

0 33 Church

0 49 Dallius

70 69 Green

Benjamin, from 30 Left. Rt. 46 45 Schuyler Second avenue, south, to First avenue; wd. 1. 82 73 Alexander

Benson, from Quail to West Lawrence; wd. 19.

Left. Rt.

1 Broadway

38 35 North Pearl

Albany and Schen- ectady Turnpike, from terminus of Cen- tral avenue, west.

Avenue A, from Fris- bie avenue, east; wd. 1.

Alexander, from 357 S.Pearl to Eagle; wd.2. 2 1 South Pearl

Avenue from Grove avenue to Sen- eca; wd. 18.

Bleecker, from 100

Quay to 146

South

Pearl; wd. 4.

0 120 133 Arch 134 0 South Ferry

·2 I Quay

144

149 John

Avenue C, from O'Connell, east; wd. 1.

Avenue D, from Fris. bie avenue to Hoffman avenue; wd. 1.

92 95 South Pearl

Bleecker Park,

bounded by Eagle, 286

310

78 77 Lancaster 91 Chestnut

Bassett, from Quay to 322 South Pearl; wd. 3. 0 0 Quay

0 0 Broadway

392

391 Hudson avenue Beaver

430 427 State 0 U.S. Fedr'l bldg.

490

485 Maiden lane 545 Arcade

176 Lincoln avenue

191 West

Beaver, from 414

Bouck, from South Pearl to Broad; wd. 1.

596

595 Columbia R. R. Y. M. C. A.

638 Van Tromp

Allen St., South, from 1110 Madison av. to New Scotland road; wd. 18.

1 Madison avenue 25 Yates

0 Public Market

45 Morris

97 Wendell Daniel

115 Industrial Sch.

0 0 Ontario

0 131 Eagle

Beaver Park, bet. Eagle, Morton, Dela- ware av. Park av. and Myrtle av .; wd. 15.

Beaverwyck Park, Washington avenue, bet. Ontario and Par- tridge; wd. 19.

Beekman, from Dela- ware avenue to Second avenue; wd. 1.

Broad, from 124 Arch to Seymour avenue; wds. 1, 2. Left. Rt. 2 1 Arch

940 944

Viaduct Mission Pleasant

Albany, from 1100 Broadway to Water- vliet; wd. 9.

125 Trinity place

134 Clinton

146 0 Grand

Bertha, from Dela- ware avenue, south, to Second avenue; wd. 1.

Bethlehem Road, „ from terminus of South " Pearl, south.

Bingham, from Mc- Carty avenue, south; wd. 1.

67 Cherry Schuyler

Avenue B, fr. O'Con- nell, east ; wd. 1.

0 0 Mulberry 0 Rensselaer

Left. Rt.

Avenue B, fr. Grove av. to Seneca ; wd. 18

Allen St., North, from 519 Western av- enue to 658 Central avenue; wd. 19.

2 1 Western av. 25 Hamilton

Babcock, from Moore, east, to Boenau; wd. 1.

Bleecker Place, fr. 151 Eagle to 93 Philip; wd. 5.

Boenau, from 163 Sec- ond avenue, north; wd. 1.

Boulevard, see Man- ning boulevard.

Bradford, from 117 Lexington avenue to Ontario, and from W. Lawrence across Al- len, N .; wds. 10, 19.

646 682 643 Orange Clinton avenue 683 Quackenbush 719 Spencer 742 Fourth Pres. ch. 730 Wilson

777 Livingston av. 799 Third Pol. Prec.

60 59 Myrtle avenue 81 Park avenue 105 Warren 128 129 Mercer

165 Cortland

843 De Witt

861 Pub. Sch. No. 13

861 Lawrence Van Woert

881 North Ferry 881 St. Peter's Hosp. 895 Steamer No. 3h. Kirk place

902

939 Thacher

164 0 0 New Scotl'd rd.

Anne, from 69 O'Con- nell, east; wd. 1.

Broadway to 63 Eagle; wds. 5, 6.

607

283 Hodge Church Pruyn

350

112 107 State

30 25 Dallius

0 7 Broadway

164

Ash Grove Place, from 45 Trinity place to 114 Grand; wd. 5.

124 Broad

816 824 0 0 Railroad viad. 825 North Lansing

ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Church, from 286

Broadway to Ganse- voort; wds. 3, 4.

Left. Rt.

I Broadway

0 41 Madison av.

54 53 Bleecker

66 65 Herkimer

78 77}South Lansing

92 89 Westerlo

102 47 John

110 107 South Ferry

122 117 Arch

136 0 Rensselaer

140 145 Mulberry

157 Schuyler 0 Cherry

0 181 Bassett

0 195 Plum

0 0 Fourth avenue

0 0 Vine

0 0 Gansevoort

Clare Avenue, from 208 Second av. across McCarty av .; wd 1.

Clinton, from 134 Arch to 23 Second avenue; wds. 1, 2.

Left. Rt.

·2 1 Arch 5 Droogan pl.

13 Morton

25 Catharine

0 St. Francis de Sales Asylum

40 Schuyler 55 Delaware

76 69 Alexander

Ch. German church

88 89 Fourth avenue

116 109 Third avenue 152 153 Second avenue

Clinton Avenue, from 682 Broadway to 581 Central avenue; wds. 6, 7, 12, 11, 10, 17, 19.

Left. Rt.

1 Broadway

0 17 North Pearl

0 Clinton square

0 Chapel 37 Ten Broeck

0 0 Ludlow alley

98 101 North Hawk

126 Truck No. 2 h.

153 North Swan

156 South Swan 165 Pub. Sch. No. 7 Dove

216 276 275 Lark

324

339 North Knox

400 413 Lexington av. Ch. St. Luke's ch.

473 Judson 475 MacPherson ter- race

486 Robin

538

Ch. Grace Epis. ch. 513 Hope Bap. ch. 553 Perry 553 Home of the Friendless

608 613 Quail

652 695 Ontario

0 Steamer No. 7 h.

676 Pub. Sch. No. 21

718 Partridge

792 0 N. Y. Cen. av.

0 845 Central avenue

Clinton Square, North Pearl between Orange and Clinton av., west side; wd. 6.

Colby, from 611 Central avenue to opp. 787 Liv- ingston av .; wd. 17.

Colonie, from 126 Wa- ter to North Knox; wds. 8, 9 Left. Rt.

1 Water

8 7 Centre

0 35 Montgomery

88 87 Broadway

102 103 North Pearl

134 Ten Broeck

169 North Swan

0 232 Ditson place Lark

0 North Knox

Columbia, from 73 Pier to Eagle; wd. 6.

Left. Rt.

0 0 Pier

0 0 Quay

13 Water

0 Montgomery

33 Broadway James

58 57 North Pearl

65 Kenmore place

68 77 Chapel

90 Lodge

0 107 Eagle

Columbia Place, Eagle, near Columbia; wd. 6.

Colvin Avenue, from Washington av.to Cen. tral av .; wds. 19, 17.

Congress, from Capi- tol place to 75 South Swan; wd. 13.

Cortland, from Par- tridge to Marion av .; wd. 18.

Cortland Place, from 470 Washington avenue to 123 Western avenue; wd. 19.

Left. Rt.

12 13 Washington av. 17 Spring 0 State

0 0 Western avenue

Cross, from 71 Canal to 102 Orange; wd. 12. Left. Rt.

1 Canal

0 Monroe

0 0 Orange

Cuyler, from 91 Eliza- beth to South Jackson; wd. 1.

Dallius, from 46 Madi- son avenue to Ganse- voort; wds. 3, 4.

Left. Rt.

92℃ I Madison avenue

7 Bleecker

18 19 Herkimer

28 31 South Lansing

42 39 Westerlo

50 49 John

58 51 South Ferry

0 Arch

0 75 Rensselaer

85 0 Mulberry

98 99 Schuyler

111 Cherry 123 Bassett

128 133 Plum [school 0 St. John's Cath.

0 0 Fourth avenue

0 Albany R. R. car house & office North First Steamer No. 8h. 1157 Erie 1185 South

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Albany city directory 1900, Part 5

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Albany, N.Y Number of Pages: 732

Author:
Publication date: 1900
Publisher: Albany, N.Y
Number of Pages: 732