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Secretary and Treasurer-E. G. Leigh, Richmond.
Virginia Horticultural and Pomolog- ical Society.
1009 East Main street.
President-W. H. Haxall. Vice-President-Franklin Davis. Secretary-William H. Pleasants. Treasurer-I. S. Tower.
Executive Committee-John M. Allan, Joseph R. Rennie, Dr. S. P. Moore, John B. Davis, John Morton, Col. C. T. Tompkins, S. C. Kent, J.
C. Shields, John Laird, Dr. J. S. Beattie. D. Carr, George D. Plea- sants, W. Turner, E. P. Hodgson.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. Mutual Building & Loan Associat'n.
Meets every first and third Monday even- ing's at No. 6 11 11th street.
President-Henry Wallerstein. Secretary-William Lovenstein. Treasurer-N. W. Nelson.
East End Building Fund Co.
President-J. J. Wright. Vice-President-Wm. J. Westwood.
Secretary and Treasurer-William H. Pleasants.
Germania Building Association.
President-Charles Schmidt.
Secretary-John Kratz.
Meets every Monday night at 1546 e Main.
Merchants and Mechanics Building and Loan Association.
Organized in 1874.
President-T. D. Myers.
Secretary and Treasurer-E. D. Moore.
Meets first Monday night in each month.
Perpetual Building, Loan and Trust Company, Organized in July, 1875.
President-Sampson Hirsh. Cashier-William Lovenstein.
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month.
Mechanics Building Fund Co. No. 2. Organized in 1875.
President-Charles Schnellenburg. Treasurer-C. C. Thou.
Secretary-John A. Kratz.
Virginia Building Fund Company.
President-T. L. D. Walford.
Secretary and Treasurer-William H. Pleasants.
Directors-J. J. Wright, Jas. W. Carter, R. T. Woodall.
Trustees-William H. Pleasants, C. Hol- zinger, and MI. Quarles.
Solicitor-John W. Anderson.
Colored Companies. Virginia Home Building Fund and Loan Association.
President-Joseph E. Farrar.
Treasurer-J. H. Lewis. Secretary-P. H. Woolfolk.
Virginia Building and Savings Co. Chartered March, 1876. President-D. F. Batts. Cashier-P. H. Woolfolk.
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Crenshaw's Warehouse Company. Shockoe Slip. President-James R. Crenshaw. Vice-President-Win. G. Crenshaw. Secretary and Treasurer-M. W. Cren- shaw. Directors -- James R. Crenshaw, Joseph H. Crenshaw, J. S. Crenshaw.
Atlantic and Virginia Fertilizing Co. Office, Crenshaw's Patrons' Warehouse. President-W. G. Crenshaw.
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Co. 12th bet. Cary and Canal.
President-Peter C. Warwick. Vice-President-Thomas Potts. Secretary-Thomas B. Keesee. Treasurer-George A. Barksdale.
The Richmond Stove Company.
Office, Main and 14th streets. Foundry, Main and 25th streets.
President-W. C. Knight.
Vice-President-Richard Irby.
Secretary and Treasurer-H. C. Cham- blin.
Superintendent of Foundry-H. Green- tree.
Architectural Iron Company. Office, 1003 Cary street.
President-Asa Snyder.
Secretary-Warner Moore.
Directors-Asa Snyder, Warner Moore. James W. Allison, J. Snyder, W. H. Allison.
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Co, Arch and Sth streets.
President-J. H. Montague.
Secretary-II. W. Lubbock.
Assistant Secretary-A. II. Christian, Jr. Directors-J. HI. Montague, E. D. Chris- tian, A. H. Christian, Moses Ellyson, R. S. Archer, John F. Whitfield, Samuel Sinton. -
Manchester Paper Mill Company. Office Lisle Building, corner Main and 14th streets.
President-J. B. Wortendyke. Secretary-J. H. Shields.
General Agent-T. II. Wallace.
Southern Fertilizing Company.
Office 1321 E. Cary. Factory Libby Building.
President-W. II. Palmer. Vice-President-John Enders. Chemist-Dr. W. HI. Taylor. Secretary-John Ott. Assistant Secretary-W. H. Gilham.
Hollywood Memorial Association. 1 north 5th street.
President-Mrs. William H. McFarland. First Vice-President-Mrs. James Lyons. Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. E. H. Brown.
Hollywood Cemetery Company.
1321} e Main street.
President-W. H. Haxall.
Treasurer-James H. Gardner. Secretary-Wm. N. McKenney.
Superintendent-Jas. O'Keeffe.
Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works Company.
1329 and 1331 Cary street.
President-Bolling W. Haxall.
Vice-President-Jolin R. Triplett. Commercial Agent-R. E. Blankenship. Superintendent-Douglas Baird.
Directors-Juo. G. Spotts, B. W. Haxall, Isaac Davenport, Jr., Thomas R. Price, Jolin R. Triplett.
Richmond and Williamsburg Turn- pike Company. Office 1104 e Main.
President-John E. Bossieux.
Acting Secretary and Treasurer-C. U. Williams.
Toll-gate Keeper-Elijah Priddy.
Directors-John E. Bossieux, Peter W. Grubbs, R. L. Brooks, Charles U. Williams, C. Bossieux and G. D. Pleasants.
Mechanicsville Turnpike Co.
President-Geo. K. Crutchfield.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. U. Wil- liams.
Toll-gate Keeper-J. L. Phillips. Directors-James P. Cosby, J. M. Car- ter, G. K. Crutchfield, C. U. Wil- liams, I. Davenport, Jr., J. Mills, J. L. Grubbs.
MUSICAL, DRAMATIC & LITERARY.
Richmond Mozart Association.
Organized April 28, 1876. Chartered by the Circuit Court of the city of Rich- mond, December 16, 1876,
Président-Bradley T. Johnson: Vice-President-Henry W. Lubbock. Secretary-W. Upshur Bass. Treasurer-E. Courtney Jenkins.
Board of Governors-W. Upshur Bass, Bradley T. JJohnson, Ira W. Blunt, E. Courtney Jenkins, Dr. W. Leigh Burton, H. W. Lubbock, S. Sprigg Campbell, E brard Mayo, E. A. Hoen, Henry ". Miller, Wm. A. Jenkins, and John D. Redford.
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Gesangverein Virginia.
Meets at their own hall. Nos. 309 and 311 7th street, every Wednesday for re- hearsal. Ladies' and gentlemen's choir meets every Friday night for rehearsal-Mess. Siegel and Seibert, directors.
President-H. G. Miller.
Vice-President-A. Moll.
Secretary-F. Schneider. Treasurer-R. Brauer.
Cashier-S. Steinlein.
Librarians-C. Puergens and C. Reintz. Board of Directors-H. Schmidt, H. Wenzel, J. F. Kohler, G. Klein, and C. L. Siegel.
Musical Director-C. L. Siegel.
Eureka Quartette.
Messrs. Henry C. Wyatt, Jas. P. Wood, W. R. Riddick and F. C. Cunningham
The Mosaic Club.
A social and dramatic club organized in 1876 by a party of ladies and gentle- men for social enjoyment and for the cultivation of the dramatic talent of its members. They have their enter- tainments every other Tuesday at the Virginia Opera House.
Lady Managers-Mrs. J. R. Branch. Mrs. Belle Dobbin, Mrs. Charles U. Wil- liams, Mrs. W. H. Perkins, Mrs. J. A. Pleasants. Madame De Sibourg, Mrs. M. F. Pleasants, and Mrs. F. D. Cunningham.
Treasurer-Mr. John C. Paine.
Richmond Amateur Band Association.
The object of this Association is the cul- tivation of the art of instrumental music. They meet on Tuesday nights at their rooms, 914 Main street.
President-Wm. J. Smith. Vice-President-C. F. DeWitt.
Secretary and Treasurer-L. L. Booker. Director-Charles Siegel. Leader-C. C. Trant.
Censors-D. I. Burr, Jr., and W. C. Thomas. Jr.
First E Flat Cornet-E. L. Trant. Second E Flat Cornet-B. Dashiell. First B Flat Cornet-D. I. Burr, Jr. Second B Flat Cornet-E. F. De Witt. First Alto-E. S. Lumpkin. Second Alto-Walter W. Gosden. Third Alto-L. L. Booker. First Tenor-W. O. Thomas, Jr. Second Tenor-Percy Tyler. Trombone-Win. J. Smith. Baritone-Thomas H. Sta. ke. Tuba-Samuel Steinlein.
Jefferson Literary and Social Circle. President-Charles Hntzler. Recording Secretary-H. H. Meyer. Librarian-M. S. Block.
Lee Literary Society.
Meets every Thursday night in school- house, 25th street, below Marshall. President-Robert A. Folkes. Vice-President-Willie Coulling.
Recording Secretary-Charles Hasker.
Assistant Secretary-Joseph C. Hubbard. Treasurer-Austin Burr.
Critic-Minor Anderson.
Censor-W. U. Yeaman. Chaplain-Willie Gathright.
Richmond Literary Association.
President-J. R. Tucker, Jr.
Vice-President-HI. L. Cabell.
Treasurer-D. E. Lumsden.
Secretary-T. L. W. Marye.
Assistant Secretary-Henry Gibson.
Critic-George C. Jacksou.
Censor-James H. Anderson.
Mendelssohn Literary Association.
President-A. L. Hutzler.
Secretary-Jacob Ezekiel.
Librarian-Isaac E. Straus.
CLUBS. Virginia Riding Club. Organized July 10, 1871.
President-Philip Haxall.
First Vice-President-Dr. D. S. Watson, Goochland.
Second Vice-President-Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Stafford.
Third Vice-President-Dr. A. G. Taylor, Amelia.
Fourth Vice-President-T. M. Hewitt, Charles City.
Fifth Vice-President-C. S. Harrison, Prince George.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. II. Gilham. Richmond.
Mercantile Club.
President-Moses Hutzler. Vice-President-William Heller. Secretary-William Lovenstein. Treasurer-Charles Thalhimer.
Directors-H. I. Myers, Isaac Hirsch, M. L. Jacobson and Samuel Cohen.
Richmond Club.
Was founded in 1866. The club house is at the corner of Third and Franklin. President-William Henry Haxall. Secretary-R. T. Daniel, Jr. Treasurer-T. G. Peyton.
Konservative Kampaign Klub.
Chief-John H. Claiborne. First Junior Chief-Charles V. Meredith. Second Junior Chief-Samuel B. Witt. Secretary-HI. Tate Evans. Corresponding Secretary-Jno. G. Mosby. Treasurer-William Ahern.
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Richmond Caledonian Club.
Chief-James Macdougal.
First Chieftain-James Johnson. Second Chieftain-Alexander Cobban.
Third Chieftain-John Craig. Fourth Chieftain-II. I. Reith. Guide-Thomas MeNivan.
Sentinel-James Grant.
TRADES ASSOCIATIONS.
Iron Moulders' Union.
President-P. Lyden.
Vice-President-J. H. Davis.
Financial Secretary-William Branan.
Recording Secretary-John Tierney. Correspondent Secretary-Ben. F. Bull. Treasurer-D. F. Williams.
Inductor-John Galbright.
Doorkeeper-Marian Landrum.
Trustees-James W. Kendler, Benjamin F. Bull, and Jolin Tierney.
Journeymen Tailors' Peotective Union and Benevolent Society,
Meets at Odd-Fellow's Hall second Mon- day of each Month.
President-John Pitt.
Recording Secretary-George Wood.
Financial Secretary-J. R. O'Keefe.
Treasurer-Morgan Byrne.
Trustees-John Conroy and Felix Meyer.
Granite Cutter's Union.
President-James Bailey.
Vice-President-George Gordon.
Recording Secretary-D. L. Smith. Corresponding and Financial Secretary- J. W. Flaherty. Treasurer-Daniel Keeffe.
Sergeant-at-Arms-James McClelland.
United Workingmen's Council. President-George O. Wood.
Vice-President-Thomas J. Vaughan. Secretary-Jul. L. Wright. Corresponding Secretary-D. L. Smith. Treasurer-J. W. Flaherty.
Sergeant-at-Arms-W. A. J. Martin.
Supreme Shop O. I. B.
C. S .- N. JJ. Powers. H .- S. Van Horn. S .- A. W. Tyree.
T. K .- Jul. L. Wright.
P. M .- B. T. Garrett. I .- J. H. Robinson.
R .- Dennis Collins.
Richmond and Manchester Labor League.
President-Jul. L. Wright. Secretary-T. T. Hurdle. Treasurer-George Barker.
Workingmen's Brotherhood. Director-General-Jul. L. Wright.
THE MILITARY. First Regiment. Field and Staff.
Colonel Commanding-B. T. Johnson. Lieutenant-Colonel-J. D. Whitehead. Major-
Adjutant-Lieut. E. D. Starke.
Commissary-Cyrus Bossieux.
Surgeon-L. B. Edwards.
Quartermaster-C. P. Bigger.
Chaplain-Rev. M. D. Hoge.
NON-COMMISSION OFFICERS.
Sergeant-Major-Jo. Lane Stern. Q. M. Sergeant-W. W. Gosden. Commissary-Sergeant-B. A. Jacobs. Color-Sergeant-G. T. Ruffin.
COMPANY OFFICERS. Company A (Richmond Grays). Captain-L. J. Bossieux. First Lieutenant-J. H. Greanor. Second Lieutenant-J. E. Phillips. Junior Second Lieutenant-J. E. Laugh- ton.
Company B (Walker Light Guard).
Captain-C. T. Binford.
First Lieutenant-E. D. Starke. Second Lieutenant-H. C. Jones.
Company C (Guard of the Common- wealth).
Captain-J. L. Waring.
First Lieutenant-M. B. Spottswood. Second Lieutenant-W. L. Mosby. Company D (Carrington Guard).
Captain-R. M. Taylor. First Lieutenant-S. B. Witt. Second Lieutenant-R. B. Berkeley. Company E (Richmond Light Infantry Blues).
First Lieutenant-T. H. Blankenship. This company has not yet elected a cap- tain or second lieutenant.
Company F.
Captain-M. T. Clarke.
First Lieutenant-H. T. Miller. Second Lieutenant-G. D. Wise. Company G.
Captain-J. H. Parater.
First Lieutenant-A. M. Tomlinson. Second Lieutenant-F. Cunningham. Richmond City Guard.
Captain-C. F. Taylor. First Lieutenant-O. J. Schoolcraft. Second Lieutenant-Jo. L. Smith.
Artillery. Richmond Howitzers.
Captain-H. C. Carter. First Lieutenant-R. C. Wortham. Second Lieutenant-E. J. Bosher. Surgeon-Dr. Christopher Tompkins.
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Colored Military. Field and Staff.
Major-R. H. Johnson.
Adjutant-J. B. Johnson.
Quartermaster-Samuel H. Sullivan.
Sergeant-Major-John Grays.
Quartermaster-Sergeant-R. M. Leon- ard.
Commissary Sergeant-M. J. Scott.
Chaplain-Richard Wells.
Major Commanding-R. H. Johnson.
Attucks Guard.
Captain-Josiah Crump.
Lieutenants-Thomas M. Walker and Saml. H. Sullivan.
Carney Guard.
Captain-John Barker.
Lieutenants-C. J. Malord and N. V. Bacchus.
Union Guard.
Captain-James H. Cunningham.
Lieutenants-J. B. Johnson and Wm. N. Bailey.
Virginia Grays.
Captain-Ben. Scott.
Lieutenants-William Meekins and W. H. Banister.
MILITARY ASSOCIATIONS.
The "Old First" Virginia Infantry.
The " Old First " Virginia Infantry As- sociation was organized the 10th of April, 1874. Its objects are to re- vive the friendships and memories of army life, to visit and relieve mem- bers in distress, and to compile a history of the regiment. The Asso- ciation has a permanent hall under the Exchange Hotel, which is always open to any members either of the old regiment or the present Associa- tion. The Secretary of the Associa- tion will be glad to receive any in- formation as to facts in connection with the old regiment ; also, any relics or mementoes associated there- with, and, in particular, likenesses of deceased members.
President-George F. Norton.
First Vice-President-E. Payson Reeve. Second Vice-President-John H. Grea- nor.
Third Vice-President-George E. Red- ford.
Secretary-W. H. Keiningham. Treasurer-R. E. Armstrong.
"F" Company Association.
Organized October 19, 1876, by the sur- viving members of "F" Company of volunteers, which was organized October 19, 1850, and served throughout the late war.
President-Major Charles R. Skinker. First Vice-President-Captain Maxwell T. Clark.
Second Vice-President-Colonel James R. Crenshaw.
Third Vice-President-Major Thomas A. Brander. Secretary-R. A. Brock.
Treasurer-Philip J. Wright, No. 1115 east Main street.
The officers compose an executive com- mittee, which meets at will.
The Association meets semi-annually on the 19th of April and the 19th of October.
Young Guard Association.
Organized April 13, 1876 (the twenty- sixth anniversary of the date of the first commission issued to that corps), with the following officers :
President-J. H. Richardson. First Vice-President-J. S. Rady.
Second Vice-President-J. A. Lacy.
Secretary-W. II. Wade.
Assistant Secretary-J. J. II. Brower.
Treasurer-W. W. Wood.
Meets on the second Tuesday in each month.
Howitzer Association.
Re-organized November 9, 1874. President-Colonel J. C. Shields. Vice-Presidents-Captain Henry Hudnall and Captain Henry C. Carter.
Secretary-Sergeant Robert S. Bosher. Treasurer-Lieutenant Richard C. Wor- tham.
Executive Committee-Dr. William P. Palmer, Lieutenant D. S. McCarthy, of the First Company ; George L. Christian, Frank D. Hill, of the Se- cond Company ; E. M. Crump, E. A. Winn, of the Third Company.
CHURCHES. Catholic.
St. Peter's Cathedral, corner Grace and Sth-Rt. Rev. James Gibbons, Bishop of the Diocese, Rev. F. Janssens, Rev. Wm. B. Hanley, and Rev. A. Habets.
St. Mary's German Church, Marshall be- tween 3d and 4th-Rev. Beuno He- gele, O.S.B., Rev. Jos. Keller, O.S.B. St. Patrick's Church, 25th bet. Franklin and Grace-Rev. Thomas J. Kelly.
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Episcopal.
Christ-Washington, cor. Buchanan.
Rev. J. J. Sams, rector.
Grace-Main, cor. Foushee. Rev. J. Melville Jackson.
Monumental-Broad, bet. 12th and Col- lege. Rev. George Woodbridge, D. D., rector.
St. James'-Marshall, cor. 5th. Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. D., rector. Rev. II. B. Lee, assistant.
St. James' Episcopal Chapel-Laurel, nr Main. Rev. R. A. Gibson, rector. St. John's-Broad, cor. 25th. Rev. Al- exander W. Weddell, rector.
St. Paul's-Grace, cor. 9th. Rev. Chas. Minnigerode, D. D., rector. Rev. Pike Powers, assistant.
St. Philip's-Leigh, cor. St. James. Isaac T. Cooley, rector.
St. Mark's-First and Clay. Rev. T. G. Dashiell, rector.
St. Andrew's-Laurel, cor. Beverly. Rev. Pike Powers, rector.
Baptist.
Fulton-Nicholson, nr Sth, Port Mayo. Rev. John M. Butler.
First-Broad, cor. 12th. E. W. War- ren, D. D.
Second-Main, cor. 6th. Vacant.
Grace-Street-Cor. Foushee and Grace. Rev. William E. Hatcher, D. D.
Leigh-Street-Leigh, cor. 25th. Rev. J. R. Garlick.
Pine-Street-Pine, cor. Spring. Rev. J. B. Hutson.
Sidney-Rev. Harvey Hatcher.
Valley Mission-Venerable Street. Rev. Geo. F. Williams.
German Baptist Mission-Holds service First Baptist Church.
Clay-Street Mission-Cor. Clay and Gra- ham.
Jewish.
Beth Ahabah-Eleventh bet. Marshall and Clay. Rev. Hoffman, minister, and Moses Milhiser, president.
K. K. Kanesseth Israel-Mavo north of Franklin. Rev. M. J. Brill, minis- ter; P. Hirshberg, president.
K. K. Beth Shalom-Mayo street nr Broad. Rev. Isaac P. Mendez, min- ister ; and S. A. Winstock, presi- dent.
Lutheran.
German Evangelical Bethlehem-6th nr Leigh. Rev. I .. Lochner, pastor. St. John's German-5th, cor. Jackson. Rev. Edward Huber, pastor. First English-Mayo, bet. Ross and Broad. Rev. W. C. Schaeffer, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal.
Broad-street-Broad, corner 10th. Rev. S. A. Steel.
Centenary-Grace, betweeu 4th and 5th. Rev. R. N. Sledd, D. D.
Clay-street-Clay, corner Adams. Rev. P. A. Peterson.
Oregon-Church street, near Maiden Lane. Rev. G. M. Wright. Sidney-812 w Main. Rev. George C. Vanderslice.
Union Station-24th, corner N. Rev. Geo. E. Booker.
Trinity-20th and Broad. Rev. William E. Judkins.
Nicholson-street-Rocketts. Rev. Paul Bradley.
German Mission-Leigh between Ist and St. James. Rev. G. Myer.
Northern Methodist.
Elba Park-Elba Park and Marshall .- Rev. John P. Otis.
Navy Hill-Rev. W. A. Miller.
Presbyterian.
First-Capitol, corner 10th. Rev. Thos. L. Preston, D. D.
Second-5th, between Main and Frank- lin. Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D.
Second Presbyterian Church Chapel- west end Grace.
Third-Broad, corner 26th (Church Hill). Rev. Wm. N. Scott, D. D.
United Presbyterian-Grace, corner 4th. Rev. C. H. Read, D. D.
. Christian.
Seventh-street-Corner 7th and Grace streets. Rev. J. Z. Tyler.
Main-street-Main, between Pine and Laurel. Elder John A. Dearborn. Twenty-fifth-street Chapel-25th, cor. M.
Friends.
Clay, between Ist and Foushee. John B. Crenshaw, resident minister.
Universalists.
First Independent-Mayo, between Ross and Broad.
The Directory Office is constantly in recipt of notices of changes, new firms, &c., which it will furnish with pleas- ure to its Subscribers.
Room 15, Piedmont Building.
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RELIGIOUS AND OTHER SOCIETIES.
CATHOLIC.
St. Joseph's Female sylum.
Orphan As-
Corner Marshall and 4th-In charge of Sisters of Charity. Founded in No- vember, 1834, and dedicated under the patronage of St. Joseph. Incor- porated in October, 1868. This in- stitution is divided into three depart- ments-the asylum proper, for fe- male orphans ; the academy; and the parochial school for girls. The institution is most excellently con- ducted under management of Sister Mariana, superior.
St. Sophia's Home for Old People. Marshall corner 9th.
This institution. presided over by Sister Victoria, Mother of the Order of the Little Sisters of the Poor in this city, assisted by five Sisters, is intended as a home for poor, destitute, aged persons, irrespective of sex or relig- ious creeds. It was incorporated Ap'l 17, 1874, having been established by the generous charity of the late W. Shakspeare Caldwell. The institu- tion is supported entirely by dona- tions of the public.
Catholic Beneficial Society.
Meets first Tuesday in each month at at Cathedral Hall.
President-Francis J. Reilly, First Vice-President-Robert E. English. Second Vice-President -- J. L. Whittaker. Recording Secretary-J. W. Laube. Cor. Secretary-M. H. McCarthy. Financial Secretary-Daniel Hannigan. Asst. Financial Sec .- J. M. Higgins. Standard Bearer-P. Costello.
Marshall-John McDonald. Chaplain-Rev. F. Janssens.
Trustees-T. W. Cox, D. Brophy, and P. McGovern.
St. Peter's Christian Doctrine Con- fraternity.
Meets first Sunday in each month in the basement of the Cathedral.
President-Thomas W. Cox. Vice-President-J. W. Johnson. Recording Secretary-M. P. Joyce.
Treasurer-F. M. Catogni. Librarian F. M. Catogni.
Asst. Librarian-JJ. P. Morrissey.
Library Committee-Juan A. Pizzini, M. P. Joyce, E. J. Hogan.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul, of St. Peter's Cathedral.
Meets every Sunday in basement of St. Peter's Cathedral, after High Mass. President-John Ahern
Vice-President-John M. Higgins. 4
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Secretary-James HI. Dooley. Treasurer-J. E. Doherty.
St. Peter's C. T. A. and Beneficial Society.
Meets first and third Sundays in each month at Cathedral Hall.
President-T. W. Cox.
First Vice-President-James Sherry. Second Vice-President-M. Burke. Financial Secretary-T. Byrne.
Recording Secretary-J. A. Messler, Treasurer-Cornelius MeNamara.
Sergeant-at-Arms-M. J. Fitzpatrick. Librarian-D. Malone.
Standard Bearer-R. T. Walsh.
Knights of St. Joseph.
Meets second and fourth Sundays in each month, at 7:30 o'clock P. M., at Lyceum Hall.
Chaplain-Rev. F. Janssens.
President-E. J. Hoffman.
Vice-President-Wm. Healy.
Recording Secretary-J. A. Healy.
Financial Secretary-Juan A. Pizzini.
Conductor-F. P. Burke.
Sergeant-at-Arms-J. P. Morrissey.
Committee-M. McDonough, E. J. Ho- gan, J. McGovern, J. Lewis, D. O'Bierne and Peter McGovern.
McGill Lyceum.
Meets every Thursday night at Cathedral Hall.
President-Juan A. Pizzini.
First Vice-President-John Murphy.
Second Vice-President - Thomas Mc- Donough.
Secretary-F. Hopkins.
Assistant Secretary-J. Cox.
Financial Secretary-T. Byrne.
Treasurer-F. M. Catogni. .
Editor-T. W. Cox. Critic-P. Keenan.
Librarian-W. J. Quigley.
Sergeant-at-Arms-W. M. Baggett.
Ladies' Benevolent Society of St. Peter's Cathedral.
Meets first Sunday in each month in the basement of chapel St. Peter's Ca- thedral, after late Mass.
Director-Rev. F. Janssens.
President-Mrs. James Lyons.
Vice-President-Mrs. John Dooley.
Treasurer-Mrs. Moses Ellyson.
Secretary-Miss Alice E. Dooley.
Altar and Sanctuary Society, St. Peter's Cathedral.
President-Miss Ellen Keiley.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
President-John P. Leary.
Vice-President-Daniel Higgins. Recording Secretary-R. J. Daly. Financial Secretary -- J. A. Haley.
Treasurer-M. Carmody.
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Standard-Bearer-M. Duggan. State Delegate-John J. Carroll. State Secretary-P. J. Kennedy.
St. Bonifacius Society-German Catholic.
Meets second Monday of each month in basement of the church.
President-Valentine Zch. Vice-President-G. Ross.
Secretary-F. E. Tholl.
Treasurer-G. Wiggers.
Sergeant-at-Arins-HI. Thorbeck. Board of Directors-Jos. Heppert, J. Wassmer, H. August.
St. Benedictus Society-German Catholic.
Meets last Monday of each month in the basement of church.
President-V. Zeh.
Vice-President-R. Halbleib.
Secretary-F. E. Tholl.
Asst. Secretary-W. Pohlig.
Treasurer-A. Werst.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Jos. August, Jr. Standard Bearer-John Roscher.
Committee-R. Ileusler, L. Bronner, John Miller.
St. Joseph's Beneficial Society-Ger- man Catholic.
Meets first Monday in each month in basement of the church.
President-J. Kersting.
Vice-President-H. Lohmeyer. Secretary-B. Remke.
Treasurer-J. C. Nolte.
St. Mary's Sodality of the B. V. M.
Prefect-Joseph Ross.
First Assistant-Frank Kraft.
Second Assistant-August Mittendorf.
Treasurer-Julius Wittkamp.
Librarian-Heury Sehlutter.
Assistant Librarian-Louis Koster. Sacristan-Anton Hulcher.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
President and Treasurer-Miss Mary Ross. First Assistant-Miss Magdeline Eck. Second Assistant-Miss Louisa Ross.
German Sick Assistance Associat'n. Established October 18, 1845.
President-A. Osterbind.
Vice-President -- Valentine Fronapple. Secretary-Philip Bergheimer. Vice Secretary-Valentine Halbleib. Treasurer-Peter Felir.
Board of Directors-F. E. Tholl, Henry Knolle, Frank Wasmer, Leopold Spies, Heury Hulscher, and Michael Moltz.
St. Mary's Social Union-German Catholic.
Organized July 9, 1876.
President-Henry Schutte.
Vice-President-Joseph Gerring.
Secretary-HI. G. Forstmann.
Treasurer-B. G. Schutte.
Executive Committee-Henry Schutte, H. G. Forstmann, Andrew Edel- blut, Joseph Winter, Joseph Midden- dorf.
Society for the Poor, St. Mary's (German) Church.
President-A. Werst.
Vice-President-G. Ross.
Secretary-Jos. Duwell.
Treasurer-Jolm Vincent.
St. Patrick's Christian Doctrine
Confraternity.
President-F. Mohoney, Sr.
Vice-President-D. Horgan.
Secretary-M. Murphy.
Treasurer-W. J. Quigley.
Librarian-Miss Downes.
Asst. Librarian-Miss Dolan.
St. Augustine Society (Colored).
Meets third Sunday in each month, after Vespers, in basement of the Cathe- dral.
President-Emily Mitchell.
Vice-President and Treasurer-Nelly Griffin.
Secretary-James Davis.
BAPTIST.
Baptist Sunday School Association of Richmond and Vicinity.
President-James B. Winston. Secretary-J. B. Hill.
Treasurer-S. S. Carter.
BOARDS OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR 1877-'78 State Mission Board, Richmond.
President-J. R. Garlick.
First Vice-President-J. B. Jeter. Second Vice-President-J. A. Haynes. Corresponding Secretary-H. K. Elly- son.
Recording Secretary-James T. Gate- wood.
Ministers' Relief Fund.
President-C. L. Cocke.
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