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18 MISICELLANEOUS INFORMATION,
issued pending the election of the applicant.
If, upon investigation, the references
given by the applicant prove satisfactory,
the above receipt may be exchanged
for a ticket of membership.
Should such references prove unsatisfactory
as to the good moral character of
the applicant the fee will be refunded.
The membership fee is payable annually
in advance. Tickets are not transferable.
The Association mamtains uay and
evening educational classes, gymnasium,
baths, reading and social rooms, religious
meetings, Y. M. C. A. Boat Club,
&c. ' Non-resident students given rull
privileges for college year at special
price.
Railroad Department, 911 W. 5th. Open day
and night. This department maintains
dormitories, baths, Bible classes and
religious meetings. Union Depot Branch,
cor. 3d and Smith. All railroad men
welcome at either branch.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­
TION.
Nos. 18 to 22 E. 8th. Mrs. M. L. Kirkpatrick,
President; Mrs. A. M. Dolph, Treasurer;
•Miss Elizabeth S. Attee, General Secretary;
Miss Anna J. Sprague, Hou'se Mother.
Its object is the temporal, moral
and religious^ welfare of women, especially
young women who are dependent
on their own exertions for support. Any
woman may become an active member
of this association by paying $1.00 annually,
and any person a life member
by paying $20, or a patron by paying
$100 at any one time.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN.
The Cincinnati Zoological Co., Edward
Goepper, President; John V. B. Scarborough,
Vice President; Walter A. Draper,
Vice Presidfent; D. J. Downing, Secretarvi
and Treasurer; S. A. Stephan,
General Manager. W. P. Whitlock, Business
Manager. Office at Garden, north
end of Vine street. The Cincinnati Zoological
Garden was opened to the public
September, 1875, and Is open every day
in the year. The grounds consist of approximately
60 acres of land, with lawns,
enclosures, drives, walks and groves.
The collection consists of 600 animals,
1,200 birds and 150 reptiles, and is one
of the most complete in the world. The
garden is operated by a board of fifteen
directors, and is not run for profit, a
provision of its organization being that
.all net earnings, if any, be expended for
new animals or buildings.
CINCINNATI GYMNASIUM AND
ATHLETIC CLUB.
South-side Shillito Place bet. Race and Elm.
.Athletic Grounds and Boat House, Elastern
A v. and Watson street. Eugene L.
Lewis, President; Thos. W. Allen, Secretary;
Geo. W. Armstrong, jr., "Treasurer;
R. J. Redmond, Superintendent and
Physical Instructor.
CINCINNATI CHAMBER OF C03IMBRCE
AND MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
Headquarters, s.w.c. 4th and Vine.
T. C. Powell, President; Jas. P. Orr,, First
Vice President; Win. B. Melish, Second
Vice President; Henry M. Brouse, Sec-^
retary; Philip Morton, Treasurer; W. C.
Culkins, Executive Secretary.
Department of Development and Publicity—
Carl Dehoney, Manager.
Foreign Trade Department—Bernhard Freudensteln,
Manager.
Traffic Department—Guy M. Freer, Manager.
Civic and Industrial Department—;C. R.
Hebbe, Manager.
Membership Department—C. A. Norton, Manager.
Retail Merchants' Dep3,rtment—H. Serkowich,
Manager.
Auditor and Purchasing Agent—S. W. Coffman.
CINCINNATI HAY AND GRAIN
EXCHANGE.
Office, -Chamber of Commerce.
W. R. McQuillan, President; H. Edward
Richter, Vice President; Paul VanLeunen.
Secretary and Treasurer.
CINCINNATI COAL EXCHANGE.
Office, Chamber of Commerce.
E. J. Howe, President; T. H. Richardson,
Vice President; D. T. Evans, Secretary
and Treasurer.
CINCINNATI TRAFFIC BRANCH.
Office, Chamber of Commerce.
Prank VanSlyok, President; Wm. S. Groom,
Secretary.
CINCINNATI EXPORT CLUB.
Office, Chamber of Commerce.
Thos. P. Egan, President; P. B. Beinkamp,
Vice President; Bernhard Freudenstein.
Secretary; E. H. Bardes, Treasurer.
BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB.
South-east cor. 9th and Race.
Wm. P. Rogers, President; Geo. W. Weedon,
First Vice President; John L. Shearer,
Second Vice President; Morris Wickersham,
Secretary; Geo. McG. Morris,
Treasurer; J. W. Brannin, Mana&er.
CINCINNATI CLOTHIERS' ASSOCIATION.
Office, 1707 First National Bank Bldg.
Henry A. Seinshelmer, President; John
Storrs, First Vice President; Samuel
Rosenthal, Second Vice President; Enoch
L. Strieker, Secretary; Julius Schild
Treasurer.