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343 Western av. and Partridge
345 Western and Main avs.
346 Western av. and Allen
347 Western and Pine avs. 348 Western and S Lake avs 351 Central av. and Lark
352 Central av. and No. Boulevard
353 Central av. and Robin
354 Central and N Lake avs.
361 Central av. and Ontario
362 Central and Clinton avs. at Junction
363 Central and Watervliet avs.
364 State and Allen
371 Elk and Quail
372 Sheridan av. and Lexington av.
373 Sheridan av. and No. Boulevard
412 Clinton av. and Ten Broeck
413 Clinton av. and N. Swan
414 Clinton av. and Lark
415 Clinton av. and Judson
416 Clinton and N Lake avs.
417 First and N. Hawk
421 First and No. Boulevard
423 Second and N. Swan 424 Second and Lark
425 Second and Lexington av.
426 Second and Quail
431 Ten Broeck pl. and Ten Broeck
432 Third and Ontario
434 Third and Colby
435 Livingston av. and N. Swan 436 Third and N. Y. Central av.
451 Livingston av. and Lark
452 Livingston av. and No. Boulevard
453 Van Woert and N. Swan
461 Tivoli, at Dederick's Works
462 R. R. Shops, at West Albany 463 Third and Watervliet av.
512 Lumber Dist. N. Ferry and Water
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ALBANY CITY GOVERNMENT.
513 Lumber Dist. at Ronan's store
514 Lumber Dist. at canal bridge
515 Lumber Dist. at Sage's yard
516 Lumber Dist. at Boyd's upper yard 521 Emmet and Broadway
523 Mohawk and N. Pearl
524 South and Broadway
525 N. Second and N. Pearl
531 North and Champlain
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. City Court.
David Muhlfelder, William E. Wool- lard, Robert W. Scott, Justices, salaries $2,000 each; Charles C. Finch, Stenog- rapher, salary $1,000.
Police Court.
Jolın J. Brady, Justice, salary $3,200; Patrick Reilly, Clerk, salary $1,200; Charles A. Pritchard, Attendant, sal- ary $1,200; George B. Clapham, Stenog- rapher, salary $1,000.
Recorder's Court.
Howard Hendrickson, Recorder, salary $900.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUC- TION.
Charles Gibson, President; Buel C. Andrews, John J. McCall, Commission- ers; Charles W. Cole, Supt. of Schools, salary $3,000; Herbert E. Bugden, Supt. of Buildings, salary $1,500; John J. Gannon, Clerk, salary $1,300; Miss Grace C. Klugman, Stenographer, salary $600; Peter Hagadorn, Andrew Shaw, Attend- ance officers.
Public Schools.
TERMS, HOLIDAYS AND VACA- TIONS - Schools open second Monday in September.
Holidays - Thanksgiving Day and day following, Lincoln's Birthday, Washing- ton's Birthday, Decoration Day.
Vacation - Two weeks at Christmas, week preceding Easter, from last school day in June (usually last Friday) to second Monday in September.
No. 1- Bassett cor. Franklin. Kate McAuley, Principal. John F. Murphy, Janitor.
No. 2-29 Chestnut. George H. Ben- jamin, Principal. Charles J. Sniffen, Janitor.
No. 3-18 Watervliet av. Mary A. Simpson, Principal. Mark Patton, Jan- itor.
No. 4-Madison av. cor. Ontario. John A. Howe, Principal. David A. Bul- son, Janitor.
No. 5-206 N. Pearl. Thomas S. O'Brien, Principal. Louis Van Kamerik, Janitor.
No. 6-105 Second. Almon Holland, Principal. Michael C. McMullen, Janitor.
No. 7-165 Clinton av. Charles W. Blessing, Principal. Mrs. Patrick Kelly, Janitress.
No. 8 .- 157 Madison av. John E. Sherwood, Principal. Martin L. Wilson, Janitor.
No. 9-333 Sheridan av. Jennie A. Utter, Principal. Edward Springer, Jan- itor.
No 10. - N Lake av cor. Central av. Nellie B Combs, Principal. Lemuel Par- ker, Janitor.
No. 11-409 Madison av. Lewis H. Rockwell,. Principal. George Klinger, Janitor.
No. 12-Washington av. cor. Robin. E. E. Packer, Principal. Mrs. John Carey, Janitress.
No. 13-Broadway cor. Lawrence. Katharine A. Cullen, Principal. Peter Becket, Janitor.
No. 14-70 Trinity place. James L. Bothwell, Principal. James H. Rieth, Janitor.
No. 15-Herkimer cor. Franklin. Levi Cass, Principal. George W. Blake, Jan- itor.
No. 17 - Second av. cor. Stephen. Margaret J. Graham, Principal. Michael Sweeney, Janitor.
No. 20-N. Pearl cor. N. Second. James E. Glavin, Principal. Mrs. J. B. Lynom, Janitress.
No. 21. - 676 Clinton av. P. H. Mc- Quade, Principal. Bernard T. Burns, Janitor.
No. 22-292 Second. Martha B. Mc- Farland, Principal. David W. Young, Janitor.
No. 24 - Delaware sq. and Dana Park. Wm. P. Burris, Principal. Mrs. Christina Hettinger, Janitress.
No. 25 - Morton near S. Swan. Elea- nor F. Dickson, Principal. Michael Mead, Janitor.
Theodore C. Hailes, Drawing Master. Edward Futterer, Vocal Music. Miss Ellen Jones, Supervisor of Kindergarten.
HIGH SCHOOL, Eagle, Steuben and Columbia streets. Oscar D. Robinson, A. M., Ph. D., Principal, Professor of Mental and Moral Science; Charles A. Horne, A. B., Vice-Principal and Profes- sor of Latin and Greek; J. H. Gilbert, Pn. D., Professor of Mathematics; A. F. Onderdonk, Professor of Natural Science ; William D. Goewey, Classical Assistant; Frank P. Huested, Chemistry and Bot- any; Heinrich Bosch, Professor of Ger-
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
man Language; Eugene D. Holmes, Professor of English Language and Literature; Bryan O. Burgin, Science; Morris Bloch, Language and Mathema- tics; Miss Mary I. Davis, Science and English; Miss Ellen Sullivan, French; Miss Florence W. Horne, German; Miss Agnes I. Davison, Miss Helen A. Coch- rane, Miss Julia A. Gilbert, Miss Mary C. Robinson, Latin; Miss Ida E. Winne, Miss Caroline P. Godley, Miss Martha A. Pultz, Miss Ellen M. McCall, Mathe- matics; Miss Agnes S. Gavey, Miss Mary N. Zeitler, Mrs. Alois Donhauser, Miss Frances E. Clarke, English, Miss Jean D. Cole, English Literature; Miss Har- riet Hunter, Stenography and Typewrit- ing; Miss Rebecca G. Mclaughlin, Elo- cution; Jolin H. Fitzgibbon, Miss Mar- garet I. Overton, Instructors in Manual Training ; George E. Oliver, Vocal Music; Miss Celia M. Houghton, Librar- ian; Ella J. Graham, Instructor in Drawing. Jennie L. Brown, Janitress. James J. Kelly, Engineer.
DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
William H. Storrs, Commissioner of Charities and Supt. of the Almshouse, salary $2,500; Charles E. Rockenstyre, Deputy Supt. of the Almshouse, salary $1,200; Leslie R. Oliver, Overseer, salary $900; William H. Erwin, Clerk, salary $1,200; Joseph H. Blatner, M. D., City Physician, salary $800; Early Reed, Overseer of the Poor, salary $1,500; Her- man G. Dressel, Inspector, salary $720. Marion E. Myers, Stenographer, salary $520.
MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COM- MISSIONERS.
Donald Macdonald, Wm. Van R. Erv- ing, Frank A. McNamee, Commissioners; Hiram D. Brumaghim, Secretary, salary $1,000.
Inspector of Markets, John Weyrich, jr., salary $1,200.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Michael J. Hayden, salary $1,200.
ACADEMIES, Etc.
Academy of the Holy Names, Madison av. cor. Robin. Under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Names. Sister M. Fredericka, Principal. .
Academy of the Sacred Heart, located at Kenwood. Madam Margaret Moran, Superior.
Albany Academy (The), between La Fayette and Elk, fronting on the Acad- emy Park. Ledyard Cogswell, Treas. Henry P. Warren, L. H. D., Principal, Latin and Modern History. Chas. I Goold, A. M., Greek and French. Jared W. Scudder, A. M., Latin and German. Wm. Abbott Stone, A. B., Physics and Mathematics. Theodore J. Bradley,
Mathematics. George P. Bidinger, Eng-
lish. Miss Georgie W. Shute, Inst.
Ist Form. Theodore C. Hailes, In- structor in Drawing. Col. C. P. Wil- liams, Instructor in Military Tactics. Miss Julia A. Evans, Preceptress of the Preparatory Department. Miss Ruth K. Stowell, Miss Florence M. Manning, Miss Bertha A. W. Bailey, Assistants in the Preparatory Department.
Albany Business College, 83 North Pearl. Faculty, John R. Carnell, Prin- cipal. John R. Carnell, jr., Bookkeeping and Shorthand. . Prentiss Carnell, Book- keeping. Benton S. Hoit, Shorthand and Typewriting. S. E. Bartow, Penman- ship. O. U. Robinson, Bookkeeping and Correspondence. A. H. Ross, Penman- ship and Bookkeeping. F. B. Hess,
Bookkeeping and Arithmetic. George H. Van Tuyl, Commercial Arithmetic and Commercial Law. Edgar Crounse, Short- hand and Spelling. A. W. Young, Book- keeping and Arithmetic. T. Courtney, Penmanship. H. L. Williams, M. T. Woodhead, Bookkeeping. H. A. Fisher, Telegraphy. Charles G. Allen, Miss Anna E. Deal, J. T. Yates, Miss Grace A. Comstock, Shorthand. Miss Eva M. Kewin, Miss Nancy Preston, Type- writing. Miss Delia Backus, Miss Ruth Wheeler, Stenographers. Miss Myrtle E. Mabbett, Boarding. Miss Elizabeth Waterman, Bookkeeper. See front cover.
Albany Female Academy, 155 Wash- ington av. Hon. Alden Chester, Pres. Miss Esther Louise Camp, Principal, History of Art. Miss Emily G. Munro, B. A., Literature and Rhetoric. Miss Carolyn H. Read, B. A., Latin, Greek, History. Miss Augusta M. Lyman,
Secretary and Principal's Assistant. Miss Elizabeth M. Coates, Primary Dept. Miss Margaret V. Pearse, Kinder- garten. Mlle. Pauline Levy, French. Fraulein Anna Vaupel, German. Miss Helen A. Goodwin, Drawing and Paint- ing. Miss Isadelle C. Couch, Vocal and Physical Training. Mrs. Jean Newell Barrett, Choral Singing. Mr. Charles Ehricke, Violin. Mrs. Jessalyn A. Tay- lor, House Mother. See index to advs.
Albany Home School for the Oral In- struction of the Deaf, 98 Pine av. N.
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CEMETERIES.
E. A. Groesbeck, Pres. Albert M. Fox,
Treas. and Sec. Miss Mary McGuire, Principal.
Christian Brothers Academy, 43-51 Lodge. Incorporated under the Regents of the University of the State of New York, August 3, 1869. Trustees: P. S. McArdle, Pres. Brother Amphian, Vice- Pres. Brother Maurice, Director and Treas. Brother Claudius, Sec. Brother D. Joseph, Brother Aelred, Hon. John J. Brady. See index to advs.
New York State Normal College, 84 to 94 Willett. Andrew S. Draper, LL. D. (Commissioner of Education), Chairman. Samuel B. Ward, M. D., Sec. and Treas. Samuel B. Ward, M. D., Charles L. Pruyn, W. Bayard Van Rensselaer, Ledyard Cogs- well, Executive Committee. William J. Milne, Ph. D., LL. D., President. Albert N. Husted, Wm. V. Jones, L. W. Rich- ardson, Edward W. Wetmore, Samuel B. Belding, Miss Kate Stoneman, Miss Mary A. McClelland, Mrs. Margaret Sul- livan Mooney, Miss Edith Bodley, Miss E. Helen Hannahs, Miss M. Harriet Bishop, Miss Clara M. Russell. J. Robert White, Principal Grammar Dept. Model Sch. Miss Anna E. Pierce, Prin. Primary Dept. Model Sch. Miss Ida M. Isdell, Supt. Kindergarten. Miss Helen L. Sew- ell, Asst. in Kindergarten. Miss Eunice A. Perine, Miss Aurelia Hyde, George G. Groat, C. Stuart Gager, Wm. B. Aspin- wall, C. Ruth Horne, H. Louise Mc- Cutcheon. James McTeague, Janitor, Charles Wurthman, Engineer.
St. Agnes School, Elk st. Right Rev. Wm. Croswell Doane, D. D., LL. D., President and Rector. Miss Catherine R. Seabury, Head of the School. Miss Ellen W. Boyd, Principal Emerita, with thirty teachers. Parker Corning, Treas.
St. Joseph's Academy, North Pearl, corner Colonie. Brother William, Prin- cipal, and nine assistants.
Union University, Department of Medicine - Albany Medical College, Eagle between Lancaster and Jay. S. W. Rosendale, President of the Board of Trustees. Albert Vander Veer, John M. Bigelow, Samuel B. Ward, Dean, James P. Boyd, Willis G. Tucker, Wil- liam Hailes, Cyrus S. Merrill, F. C. Curtis, Henry Hun, S. R. Morrow, H. C. Gordinier, H. Van Rensselaer, J. D. Craig, W. G. Macdonald, Richard M. Pearse, Professors. Willis G. Tucker, Registrar. Joseph D. Craig, Curator of Museum. Regular session commences September 26, 1905, and closes May 8, 1906, See index to advs.
Law School, 239 to 243 State. Amasa J. Parker, Pres. J. Newton Fiero, Dean. John J. Hughes, Sec.
Dudley Observatory, situated on S. Lake av. near New Scotland road. Samuel B. Ward, Pres. Charles L. Pruyn, Vice-Pres. Dudley Olcott, Treas. Lewis Boss, Sec. and Director. Visitors ad- mitted on presentation of card, obtaina- ble from the Director, on Tuesdays, from 8 to 10 p. m.
Albany College of Pharmacy, exercises held in Albany Medical College Building, Eagle street. Willis G. Tucker, Dean. Theodore J. Bradley, 4 Lancaster, Sec. Annual session opens first Monday in October and continues six months.
Bender Hygienic Laboratory, S. Lake av. A. Vander Veer, M. D., George E. Gorham, M. D., Henry Hun, M. D., Hon. Robert G. Scherer, Harry H. Bender, Trustees. Richard M. Pearce, M. D., Director. E. MacD. Stanton, M. D., Charles K. Winne, jr., M. D., Assistants.
CEMETERIES.
Albany Rural Cemetery, situated on | M. A. Burke, Pres. Thomas A. Stuart, the Troy road near Watervliet. Dudley Treas. Peter J. Flinn, Sec. Charles T. G. Flaherty, Supt. Olcott, Pres. and Treas. J. Townsend St. John's Cemetery, situated on Beth- lehem turnpike below Kenwood. Lansing, Vice-Pres. George G. David- son, Sec. Rufus W. Peckham, J. Boyd Thacher, Grange Sard, Marcus T. Hun, New Rural Cemetery, Capital City Cemetery Corporation, situated near Ol- cott Hill just east of Rensselaer. Office 37 Maiden lane. H. Judd Ward, Pres. O. F. Kinloch, M. D., Treas. George B. Fales, Sec. See index to advs. John T. Norton, Parker Corning, Albert Vander Veer, M. D., John H. Patterson, Wm. Bayard Van Rensselaer, Walter L. Palmer, Trustees. James A. Burns, Supt. Office at the cemetery.
Beth Emeth Cemetery, adjoining Rural Cemetery west; also Kenwood road. William Barnet, Pres. Isaac Brilleman, Treas. Henry W. Lipman, 614 Madison av., Sec.
St. Agnes' Cemetery, located on Troy road, adjoining the Albany Rural Ceme- tery on the south. Rt. Rev. Bishop T.
Graceland Cemetery, Delaware av. near City line. C. E. Argersinger, Pres. Chas. W. Mead, Treas. and Sec. Fred- rick A. Mead, Auditor. Edward J. Marsden, Comptroller.
St. Matthew's Cemetery, Babcocks Corner, Bethlehem Centre. Adam Hein- rich, 57 Delaware, Sec.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church, Hudson av., Philip and Plain. Rev. Creighton R. Storey, Pastor.
Emmanuel Baptist Church, north side of State above South Swan. Rev. Thomas D. Anderson, D. D., Pastor. Seneca S. Smith, Bible School Supt. Wm. Wade, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Miss Grace M. Scott, Pres. Miss Gertrude Wade, Treas. Walter M. White, Sec.
Rathbone Men's Club. J. P. Stedman, Pres. George M. Peck, Treas. George W. Slyke, Sec.
Calvary Baptist Church, State cor. High. Rev. H. O. Hiscox, D. D., Pastor. Charles T. Barnes, Bible School Supt. Charles H. Benton, Sexton.
Young People's Union. Seneca W. Gifford, Pres. W. E. S. Teater, Treas. Jeanette Kempton, Sec.
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Clinton av. cor. Ten Broeck. Rev. Chellis E. Nich- ols, Pastor. Frank H. Evory, S. S. Supt. Lewis Coleman, Sexton.
Young People's Union. R. S. Green- man, Pres. Miss Lillie Goldie, Treas. Thomas A. Allen, Sec.
Men's Club. F. M. J. Wood, Pres. William A. Morrill, jr., Treas. Arthur T. Clark, Sec.
German Baptist Church, 252 Washing- ton av. Rev. F. W. Becker, Pastor. Emil Scherrer, S. S. Supt. Mrs. C. Schermerhorn. Sexton.
Hope Baptist Church, Clinton av. op- posite Robin. Rev. Robert H. Rollins, Pastor. Charles Sparks, S. S. Supt. M. E. Schermerhorn, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Charles Sparks, Pres. Helen Rogers, Treas. Miss Edith Marston, Sec.
Memorial Baptist Church, Madison av. cor. Partridge. Rev. H. Clarke Cole- brook, Pastor. Josiah Tallmadge, jr., S. S. Supt. Benjamin Newport, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Ho- ward A. Bulson, Pres. Miss Margaret Sager, Treas. Miss Eilly Knights, Sec. Services Tuesdays at 7.45 p. m.
Concord Baptist Church (Colored). Second below Lark. Rev. C. H. Mc- Donald, Pastor. E. G. Pride, S. S. Supt.
CHRISTIAN.
First Christian Church, Chestnut above Dove. Rev. Adelbert C. Youmans, Pas- tor. Maynard M. Way, S. S. Supt. W. E. Ford, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Frank
D. Hess, Pres. Miss Ethlyn Richard- son, Treas. Miss Isabelle Fairbanks, Cor. Sec.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church, Eagle cor. Beaver. Rev. Charles S. Hager, Pastor. Charles E. Abbott, S. S. Supt. Amos Westervelt, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Miss Florence H. French, Pres. Miss Laura D. Humphrey, Treas. Miss Grace E. Denison, Sec. Miss Josephine Williams, Cor. Sec.
EPISCOPAL.
Right Rev. Wmn. Croswell Doane, Bishop.
All Saints' Cathedral, South Swan be- tween Elk and La Fayette. Right Rev. Wm. Croswell Doane, D. D., LL. D., Bishop. Very Rev. Henry . R. Talbot, S. T. B., Dean. Rev. Thomas B. Fulcher, B. D., Canon and Precentor. Rt. Rev. R. H. Nelson, D. D., Chancellor. Rev. E. T. Chapman, Treas. Rev. Francis B. Blodget, B. D., Minor Canon. Rev. H. J. Quick, Curate. Albert Bascomb, Verger.
Women's Cathedral League. Mrs. Wm. Bayard Van Rensselaer, Pres. Mrs.
John A. Delehanty, Treas. Mrs. George P. Hilton, Sec.
St. Andrew's Church, Western av. cor. Main av. Rev. J. Morris Coerr, Rector.
St. Peter's Church, State cor. Lodge. Rev. Walton W. Battershall, D. D., Rec- tor. Rev. Frank J. Knapp, Curate. W. W. Bridgeford, Sexton.
St. Paul's Church, Lancaster above South Hawk. Rev. William Prall, D. D., Ph. D., Rector. E. D. Bame, Sexton.
Trinity Church, Trinity place, bet. Madison av. and Westerlo. Rev. F. St. George Diclean, Rector. Arthur Piper, S. S. Supt. William Ellis, Sexton.
Ladies' Parish Aid Society. Miss Cummings, Pres. Mrs. Nellie Hampton, Vice-Pres. Mrs. C. B. Staats, Treas. Mrs. H. Y. Coughtry, Sec.
Trinity Men's Social Club. Harry Y. Coughtry, Pres. F. C. P. Gray, Treas. E. C. Hutman, Sec. Trinity League. James Berry, Pres. F. C. P. Gray, Treas.
Church of the Holy Innocents, North Pearl cor. Colonie. Rev. Asa Sprague Ashley, Rector. John Marshall, Sexton.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Chapter No. 1496. Rev. A. S. Ashley, Director. William H. Riley, Vice-Dir. Harmon Vedder, Treas .- Sec.
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CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Grace Church, Clinton av. cor. Robin. Rev. Paul Birdsall, M. A., Rector. Sister Ann Frances, Parish Visitor. Frederick Hedinger, Sexton.
Free Church of St. Margaret, Menands. Rev. E. T. Chapman, Rector. Henry Philpot, Sexton.
Chapel of Grace Church, 82 Watervliet av.
EVANGELICAL.
First Church of the Evangelical Asso- ciation, 8 Elm. Rev. J. Schenck, Pastor. Henry Ochse, S. S. Supt. Samuel Heine- man, Sexton.
Young People's Alliance. George W. Bowers, Pres. H. Ochse, Treas. Miss Katie Stauder, Rec. Sec.
German Evangelical Protestant Church, Clinton cor. Alexander. Rev. H. Reller, Pastor. F. W. Kerner, Organist. Jacob Langenbach, Sexton.
FRIENDS.
Friends' Meeting House, Plain near Grand.
JEWISH.
Beth Emeth, Lancaster cor. South Swan. Rev. Dr. Max Schlesinger, Rabbi Emeritus. Rev. Martin A. Meyer, Rabbi. Sons of Abraham Synagogue, S. Ferry cor. Franklin. Moses Lippins, Rabbi. S. Friedlander, Pres. L. Lubinsky,
Treas. A. Kahn, Sec.
Beth El. Synagogue, 24 Fulton. Moses M. Snyder, Rabbi. Julius Berinstein, Pres. David Brown, Treas. M. Rosen, Sec.
LUTHERAN.
First Lutheran Church, Pine cor. Lodge. Rev. C. W. Heisler, D. D., Pas- tor. Henry Streibert, S. S. Supt. Amos Jackson, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Miss Florence Wagner, Pres. Henry Strei- bert, Cor. Sec.
St. Matthew's First German Evangeli- cal Lutheran Church, Delaware between Clinton and Elizabeth. Rev. William A. Frey, Pastor and S. S. Supt. Theodore Silz, Sexton. August Klotz, Pres. Con- rad Bihler, Treas. Hermann Gromoll, Sec.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church (German), Western av. cor. Lex- ington av. Rev. G. Fr. Stutz, Pastor. Louis Henze, S. S. Supt. Charles Gut- jahr, Sexton.
Young Men's Association. F. M. Hausman, Pres. Charles Fahlbush, Treas. William Kampf, Sec.
Young People's Society. Miss M. Heim, Pres. Miss Louise Eck, Treas. Miss Minnie Hahn, Sec.
Lutheran Tabernacle, 363 Clinton av. Rev. Edward E. Stuckert, Pastor and S. S. Supt. M. F. Campbell, Pres. St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church (German and English), Central av. near Robin. Rev. Oscar Krauch, l'astor. William Eck, Supt. English S. S. Fred. Schmitt, Sexton. German service, 10.30 . m. English service, 7.30 p. m.
Men's Society. Charles Spiegel, Pres. Adam Heintz, Treas. Jacob Korell, Rec. Sec.
Luther League. William Eck, Pres. Paul Kinne, Treas. Miss Mary Menges, Cor. Sec.
Ladies' Society. Mrs. Louise Geisel, Pres. Sophie Pofahl, Treas. Elizabeth Kanzelmeir, Sec. Missionary Society. Rev. Oscar Krauch, Pres. Henry Kratz, Treas. John Pauli, Sec.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 58 Alexander. Rev. Herman Liebich, Pastor. William Ehrcke, English S. S. Supt. Leonard Schneider, German S. S. Supt. Aug. Schroeder, Sexton.
Young People's Luther League. P. Berger, Pres. W. Stresinske, Treas. Henry Meyer, Sec.
Ladies' Society. Mrs. Ruestau, Pres. Mrs. Hacker, Treas. Mrs. Kalter, Sec. Concordia Male Singing Society. Louis Mayer, Director.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, S. Lake av. near Western av. Rev. H. Douglas Spaeth, Pastor. George P. Smith, S. S. Supt. William Vacque- ray, Sexton.
Luther League. Fred. Schwartz, Pres. Carl Hahn, Treas. Miss May Stafford, Sec.
Emmanuel English Lutheran Church, Benjamin near Second av. Rev. J. C. Reichert, Pastor. James W. Kinnicutt, Pres. George J. Smith, Sec. Mrs. I. S. Cook, Janitress.
Luthier League. Charles Pabst, Chair- man. Miss Emma Haker, Treas. Miss May Kinnicutt, Sec.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. E. P. Stevens, Presiding Elder, Albany District.
First M. E. Church, Philip cor. Hudson av. Rev. E. H. Brown, Pastor. William E. Foskett, S. S. Supt. William Sling- erland, Sexton.
Epworth League, Chap. No. 20,195. Otis F. Lewis, Pres. Miss May Earl, Treas. Miss Nellie M. Johnson, Sec. Young Men's Club.
William E. Foskett, Pres. Henry W. Polgreen,
Treas. Frank R. Long, Sec.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
Ash Grove M. E. Church, Ash Grove place. Rev. John Lowe Fort, jr., Pastor. Edward G. Sherley, S. S. Supt. Peter F. Van Wormer, Sexton.
Epworth League. A. H. Teetsel, Pres. Miss Pauline A. Held, Treas. Miss Susie Teetsel, Rec. Sec.
Trinity M. E. Church, Lancaster cor. Lark. Rev. C. E. Hamilton, Pastor. O. S. Pullman, S. S. Supt.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Geo. B. Evans, Pres. James Blocksidge, Treas. Miss Ray Dunn, Sec.
Grace M. E. Church, Ten Broeck cor. Livingston av. Rev. W. H. Ham- mersly, Pastor. J. W. Emery, S. S. Supt. J. W. Pinckney, Sexton.
Epworth League, Chapter 3821. J. D. Rice, Pres. Miss Elizabeth Westfield, Treas. Walter Clark, Sec.
St. Luke's M. E. Church, Clinton av. cor. Lexington av. Rev. Frank R. Sher- wood, Pastor. John Cox, S. S. Supt. David Wentworth, Sexton.
Epworth League. Miss Ada M. Kelley, Pres. Miss Clara B. Centre, Sec.
Israel A. M. E. Church, 365 Hamilton. Rev. John M. Proctor, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN. .
First Presbyterian Church, State cor. Willett. Rev. William Force Whitaker, D. D., Pastor. C. Edward Jones, S. S. Supt. W. M. Cooper, Sexton.
Young Men's League. Clarence W. Stevens, Pres. James L. Nichols, Treas. Dr. Edgar A. Vander Veer, Sec.
Young People's Society. Charles A. Brind, Pres. K. J. Barrett, Sec.
Madison Av. ` Presbyterian Church, Madison av. above Quail. Rev. Charles A. Richmond, Pastor. Elmer Blair, S. S. Supt.
Women's Society. Mrs. B. W. Bur- dick, Pres. Mrs. Benton S. Hoit, Treas. Mrs. Charles Gladding, Sec.
Second Presbyterian Church, Chapel near Maiden lane. Rev.
Pastor. Rev. Calvin H. French, Asst. Pastor. Ledyard Cogswell, jr., S. S. Supt. John Geel, Sexton.
Third Presbyterian Church, Clinton square cor. Clinton av. Rev. Henry N. Dunning, Pastor. Howard Pemberton, jr., S. S. Supt. Frank Ferguson, Sexton. Society of Christian Endeavor. Henry Mosher, Pres. Miss Feidler, Treas. Miss Gale, 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. B. Emerson Devitt, Pres. Miss Anna G. IcKenzie, Treas. Henry T. Enos, Sec.
State Street Presbyterian Church, State above South Swan. Rev. John Jones Lawrence, Pastor. Charles Irving Oliver, S. S. Supt. Henry D. Carpenter, Sexton.
Young People's Society. John H. Gil- lespy, Pres. Miss Ethel Wayne, Treas. T. Palmatier, Rec. Sec. Miss Cole, Cor. Sec.
Junior Society. Miss Hyde, Pres.
Sixth Presbyterian Church, Second be- low Lark. Rev. J. V. Wemple, Pastor. M. L. R. Garvin, S. S. Supt. Simon Ball, Sexton.
Sprague Chapel, Washington av. below N. Lake av. Rev. Calvin H. French Pastor and Supt. Robert A. Wallace, Edmund N. Huyck, Asst. Supts. Christo- pher Appel, Sexton.
United Presbyterian Church, S. Lake av. cor. Western av. Rev. Pastor. William J. Patton, S. S. Supt. F. Mosher, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. John D. Bell, Pres. Wm. J. Noyes, Treas.
West End Presbyterian Church, New York Central av. cor. Third. Rev. J. Wallace Young, Pastor. Orra G. Hawn, Treas. John T. D. Blackburn, S. S. Supt. Henry Westervelt, 24 N. Y. Cen- tral av., Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Miss Evelyn Johnston, Permanent Sec. Bethany Presbyterian Church, Me- nands. Pastor. Louis
Hinkelman, Sexton.
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First Reformed Protestant Church, North Pearl cor. Orange. Rev. Edward P. Johnson, D. D., Pastor. Charles P. Wagoner, S. S. Supt. Herman De Rou- ville, Sexton.
Society of Christian Endeavor. Fred. G. Binley, Pres. Miss Anna M. Harbeck, Vice-Pres. Porter E. Ramsey, Treas. Miss Catharine Ten Eyck, Sec.
Madison Av. Reformed Church, Madi- son av. cor. South Swan. Rev.
Pastor. Jared W. Scudder, S. S. Supt. Percival N. Bouton, Asst. S. S. Supt. John Wolfe, Sexton.
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