The Superintendent shall make a monthly report to the Trustees of the condition and operation of the Works on the first Monday of each month, with such other duties as the Trustees may prescribe.
    The Trustees through the Secretary shall make a monthly report to the Mayor and Board of Common Council of the Receipts and Disbursements of money belonging to the Water Works, and all moneys collected for Water Works purposes shall be deposited weekly with the City Treasurer and shall be subject to the order of the said Trustees, and all orders drawn by said Trustees on the City Treasurer shall be signed by two of the Trustees, countersigned by the Clerk of the Board of Trustees.
    All water rents are due quarterly and semi-annually in advance on the first days of March, June, September and December, to the Collector of Water Rents, and if not paid within ten days thereafter the water will be shut off and when turned off for non-payment will not be turned on again until all rent and costs are paid.

Meets first and third Thursdays of of each month.
President--R. Doolittle, term expires 1890.
Treasurer--D.G. Phillips, term expires 1888.
Secretary--C.A. Stanton, term expires 1889.
Superintendent--John H. Martin, office in High School Building.

General Instructions.

Organization of Board on the first Thrusday in June. Regular meetings of the Board every first and third Thursdays. Teachers appointed at the first regular meeting in June. All accounts against the Board of Education shall be handed to the Superintendent before the first regular meeting of the Board in each month. Bills will be acted upon at the first and second regular meetings of each month, and orders issued for the same on the following day.

Location of School Houses.
High School--N e cor Second and Central ave.
Principal--J.A. Carnagey.
First District--714 w Main.
Principal--George C. Hubbard.
Second District--S w cor Second and Central ave.
Principal--Mary T. Thompson.
Third District--937 Walnut.
Principal--Mary E. Jewell.
Fourth District--Third bet Walnut and East.
Principal--Susan E. Taylor.
Fifth District--Southeast cor Ferry and Lawrenceburg Road.
Principal--Mary S. McClure.
Sixth District--(Colored) 627 Broadway.
Principal--Wm. E. Brown.
Senenth (sic) District--w s Second, w of McIntyre.
Teacher--Miss Martha Marshall.

Boundaries of School Districts.
District No. 1
Shall embrace all of that portion of the city west of West street for the Seventh Year Grade and west of Elm street for Lower Grades.
District No. 2
Shall consist of the portion of the city situated between Elm and Main streets for all grades below Seventh Year Grades.
District No. 3
Shall comprise that part of the city north of Fifth street and between Main and Baltimore streets for all grades below the Fifth Year.
District No. 4
Shall include that part of the city east of West street for Seventh Year Grade; south of Fifth and between Main and Baltimore streets, for all grades below the Fifth Year; and east of Baltimore street for all grades above the Third Year.
District No. 5
Shall embrace all that part of the city east of Baltimore street for all grades below the Fourth Year.
District No. 6 (Colored School.)
Situated on Broadway bet Fourth and Fifth streets, receives pupils from all parts of the city.
The City High School.
Northeast corner of Second street and Central Avenue, receives pupils from all parts of the city.
The middle of each street is the boundary line of the several districts, and the pupils residing in one district will be required to attend the school of such district, except in case of removal, or when transferred for other sufficient cause by authority of the Board of Trustees, on recommendation of the Superintendent.

Academies and Schools.
St. Michael's Catholic School.
212 W. Third.
In charge of the Sisters of Providence.

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Bible Societies.
American Bible Society.
Depository 104 E. Main.
President--M. C. Garber.
Secretary--G. W. Palmer.
Treasurer and Depositor--F. P. Vail.

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Building and Loan Associations.
German Building and Aid Associations No. 6.
Capital Stock $100,000.00
Meets every Saturday evening in Zeiser's Hall.
President--Nicholas Dittgen.
Secretary--Joseph Heck.
Treasurer--George J. Hummel.

Home Building and Loan Association No. 5.
Capital stock $100,000.
Meets every Tuesday evening in I.O.O.F. Hall.
President--James Stewart.
Vice President--Edward Kampe.
Secretary--John L. Phillips.
Treasurer--David N. Reid.

Madison Building and Aid Association No. 8.
Capital stock $500,000.
Meets every Monday evening in I.O.O.F. Hall.
President--A. J. Grayson.
Vice President--George Saberton.
Secretary--L. M. Robinson.
Treasurer--S. J. Smith.

Mite Building and Loan Association No. 1.
Capital stock $500,000.
Meets every Thursday evening in I.O.O.F. Hall.
President--W. N. Brown.
Secretary--Simeon E. Lehland.
Treasurer--W. H. Rogers.

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Cemeteries.
Fairmount Cemetery.
Michigan road, one mile n of City.

German Catholic Cemetery.
Head of Walnut street.

Jewish Cemetery.
E end Springdale Cemetery.

Irish Catholic Cemetery.
Michigan road one mile n of City.

Old Cemetery.
N w cor Third and Vine streets.

Springdale Cemetery.
Foot of Cemetery street.

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Christian Associations.
Y.M.C.A. of Madison.
121 e Main. Meets every Monday and Sunday evenings.
President--G. E. Demaree.
Vice President--Frederick Schneider.
Treasurer--James Hitz.
Secretary--E. L. Hitz.

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Church Directory.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church.
718 Vine. Rev. Shillman, Pastor.

North Madison Baptist Church.
N Madison. Rev. J. E. McCoy, Pastor.

Second Baptist Church--Colored.
613 Broadway. Rev. J. S. Dorsey, Pastor.

CHRISTIAN.
Christian Church.
514 W. Main. Rev. Ridgeway, Pastor.
,BR> North Madison Christian Church.
N. Madison. Rev. Philomen Vawter, Pastor.

EPISCOPAL--Protestant.
Christ's Protestant Episcopal Church.
506 Mulberry. Rev. John Monroe, Rector.

JEWISH.
Jewish Synagogue.
109 E. Third.

LUTHERAN.
German Reformed Lutheran Church.
N e cor Main and East.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
German M. E. Church.
217 E. Third. Rev. William Schruff, Pastor.

North Madison M. E. Church.
N. Madison. Rev. W. M. Grubbs, Pastor.

Trinity M. E. Church.
407 Broadway. Rev. L. M. Wells, Pastor.

African M. E. Church, (Colored.
309 E. Fifth. Rev. Samuel Burrell, Pastor.

Ebenzer M. E. Church.
411 Poplar.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Associate Presbyterian Church.
S w cor Vine and First. Rev. J. L. Allen, Pastor.

First Presbyterian Church.
N e cor Broadway and First. Rev. W. H. Brown, D. D., Pastor.

Second Presbyterian Church.
N e cor Third and West. Rev. J. H. Barnard, Pastor.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Catholic Church.
W side Second, be Walnut and East.

St. Michael's Catholic Church.
N side Third, opp Church. Rev. Louis Gueguen, Pastor.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
N Madison. Rev. George Widerin, Pastor.

UNIVERSALIST.
Universalist Church.
E side Poplar, bet Main and Third.

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City Library.
Madison Library Association.
419 Poplar. Under the control of the Board of Education. Number of Volumes, 3,000.
Librarian--Mrs. M. C. Brooks.
President--S. S. Moffett.
Vice President--C. C. Cornett
Treasurer--R. McKim.
Secretary--W. H. Rogers.
Directors--Miss S. Moffett, Miss L. Little, W. B. Swormstedt, M. C. Garber, G. Dodd, J. W. Mullen.

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Secret Societies.
MASONIC.
Masonic Temple
. N side Main, bet Jefferson and Mulberry.
Madison Chapter No. 1, R. A. M.
Organized Sept. 13, 1844. Meets second Thursday in each month.
Madison Council R. and S. M.
Organized 1872. Meets second Monday in each Month.
Madison Commandery No. 22, K. T.
Organized April 3, 1872. Meets third Monday in each month.
F. and A. M.
Composite Lodge No. 406.
Organized May 24, 1870. Meets first Monday in each month.
Union Lodge No. 2.
Organized September 1, 1815. Meets first Tuesday in each month.
King Solomon Lodge No. 2.
(Colored.)
Meets second Monday in each month in Deahler's Hall.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.br> I. O. O. F. Building,
E side Mulberry bet Third and Main.
Wildey Encampment No. 2.
Organized September 11, 1838. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays in each month.
LODGES.
Bucher Lodge No. 118.
Organized January 21, 1853. Meets every Tuesday.
Madison Lodge No. 72.
Organized January 10, 1850. Meets every Wednesday.
Monroe Lodge No. 2.
Organized March 7, 1836. Meets every Monday.
Sherlock Lodge No. 93.
Organized February 13, 1851. Meets on Friday evening.
Washington Lodge No. 11.
Organized May 14, 1842. Meets on Thursday evening.
North Madison Lodge No. 610.
Organized January 8, 1885. Meets on Thursday evenings in their hall, N. Madison.

ROYAL ARCANUM.
Hamlit Council No. 457.
Organized March 23, 1880. Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings in each month at Hoffstadt's Hall.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Castle Hall, 55 W Main.
Madison Lodge No. 21.
Instituted May 1, 1872. Meets on Monday evenings of each week in Castle Hall.
Syracuse Lodge No. 104.
Instituted August 17, 1882. Meets on Friday evenings of each week in Castle Hall.
Madison Division No. 10,
Uniform Rank.
Charter granted January 2, 1883. Meets first and third Thursday in each month in their Armory, 55 W Main.
Madison Section No. 233.
Endowment Rank. Instituted Sept. 4, 1878. Meets on call of presiding officer in Castle Hall.

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
Division No. 1.
Meets first and third Tuesday in each month at Hoffstadt's Hall.
President--Chris. Connolly.
Vice President--M. Leonard.
Recording Secretary--Peter Klein.
Treasurer--George Clark.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Madison Lodge No. 1757.
Meets every second and fourth Tuesday in Hoffstadt's Hall.
Dictator--Thomas Graham.
Reporter--Thomas Davidson.

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
(Wigwam in Foster's Hall.)
Junietta Tribe No. 24.
Council fire kindled every Tuesday evening.
Sachem--Charles Johnson.
C. of R.--David Moses.

I. O. B. B.
No. 135.
Meets every Sunday in Hoffstadt's Hall.
President--M.R. Sulzer.
Secretary--J. M. Benson.

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TRADES UNIONS.
Madison Assembly No. 7903, K. of L.
Meets on Wednesday evening of each week at Hoffstadt's Hall.

Madison Association of Stationary Engineers No. 2.
Meets first and third Saturday in each month at 108 W. Main.

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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Eagle Cotton Mill Co.
Incorporated 1883. Capital stock $250,000. O. M. Harper, Pres., Thomas Graham, Vice Pres., E. F. McElroy, Gen'l M'gr., Sec. and Treas. Globe Tobacco Co.
Capital stock $100,000. Thomas McGraw, Pres., A. A. Boutelle, Sec. and Treas.

Madison Brewing Co.
Incorporated 1881. Capital stock $100,000. John B. Ross, Pres., C. A. Korbly, Sec., Thomas A. Pogue, Treas., A. C. Greiner, Supt.

Madison Gas Light Co.
Incorporated 1879. Capital stock $75,000. H. B. Foster, Pres. and Sec., Frank E. Powell, Treas.

Madison Insurance Co.
Capital stock $100,000. W. H. Powell, Pres. J. H. Wolford, Sec. N e cor West and Second.

Madison Machine Co.
Authorized Capital $100,000. Edward E. Powell, Pres. J. Dorsey, Vice Pres. U. B. Stribling, Sec. and Treas. 825 West Second.

Madison Marine Railway and Shipyard Co.
Capital stock $25,000. S. M. Strader, Pres., Charles Alling Vice Pres. D. C. Robinson, Supt. Charles A. Korbley, Sec. George W. Palmer, Treas.

McKim & Cochran Furniture Co.
Capital stock $30,000. R. McKim Pres. P. A. Spink, Sec. Samuel Ligget, Treas.

Madison Stove Co.
Capital stock $50,000. John Clements, Pres. C. L. Pogue, Sec. and Treas.

Madison Street Railway Co.
Capital stock $15,000. Jacob Wendel Pres. and Supt. Peter Robines, Vice Pres. and Treas.

Taylor-Hitz Co.
Capital stock $50,000. J. D. Taylor Pres. H. H. Hitz, Vice Pres. I.B. Taylor, Sec and Treas. 312 W Main.

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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Circuit Court--Wm. T. Friedley, (Fifth Judicial District.) Term expires October, 1891.
Clerk of the Courts--Wm. H. Matthews. Office Court House. Term expires November, 1888.
Deputy Clerk--A. W. Henry.
Sheriff--Wm. Middleton. Office Court House. Term expires August, 1889.
Deputy Sheriff--D. H. Demaree.
Auditor--James H. Crozier. Office in Court House. Term expires November, 1892.
Deputy Auditor--James Graham.
Treasurer--Edgar B. Bishop. Office in Court House. Term expires November, 1888.
Deputy Treasurer--Jonathan Schooley.
Recorder--John G. Moore. Office in Court House. Term expires November, 1890.
Prosecuting Attorney--Marcus R. Sulzer. Office 309 E. Main. Term expires October, 1889.
Assistant Prosecutor--Perry E. Bear.
Surveyor--James H. Smith. Term expires November, 1888.
Coroner--Dr. George C. Lewis. Term expires November, 1888.

County Commissioners.
Office Court House.
James R. Reed, term expires December, 1888.
John F. Bonnett, term expires December, 1889.
John F. McKay, term expires December, 1888.

Superintendent Poor Farm.
Wm. Corrie, term expires March, 1888.

Township Trustees.
Madison Township--James Stewart.
Milton Township--John W. Tivis.
Shelby Township--D. S. Salyers.
Lancaster Township--Green B. Giltner.
Republican Township--Robert Watts.
Graham Township--Wm. Gudgel.
Saluda Township--A. H. Johnson.
Hanover Township--Thomas Hanna.
Monroe Township--John W. Denney.
Smyrna Township--Chas. F. Boyd.

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Justices of the Peace.

NAME	TOWNSHIP	POST OFFICE	TERM EXPIRES
Daniel W. Rector,	Lancaster,	Lancaster,	April, 1888.
R. J. Williams,	Monroe,	Faulkner,	April, 1888.
John R. Williams,	Graham,	Deputy,	April, 1888.
Vincent Cravens,	Madison,	Madison,	April, 1888.
John L. Milligan,	Shelby,	Caanan,	April, 1888.
Thomas J. Vanosdol,	Shelby,	Caanan,	April, 1888.
Benj. Van Antwerp,	Shelby,,	Barboursville,	April, 1888.
Geo. W. Consley,	Saluda,	Otto,	April, 1890.
Joshua E. Bennett,	Republican,	Kent,	April, 1890.
James W. Gardener,	Shelby,	Hanover,	April, 1890.
Thomas A. Snodgrass,	Hanover,	Dupont,	April, 1890.
Thomas T. Reynolds,	Lancaster,	Graham,	April, 1890.
John Dishinger,	Graham,	Graham,	Nov., 1890.
Newton W. Buchnell,	Madison,	Madison,	Nov., 1890.
John W. Allen,	Madison,	N. Madison,	Nov., 1890.
Charles L. Hankins,	Milton,	Brooksburg,	Feby., 1891.

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LEGISLATIVE.
Senator--Hon. David McClure.
Representative--John W. Linck.
Joint Representative--John R. Cushman.

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NEWSPAPERS.
Madison Courier, (The).
Daily and Weekly. Office 312 and 314 West.
The Courier Co. Publishers.

Madison Herald, (The).
Daily and Weekly. Office 308 and 310 West.
M.A. Barnett, Publisher.

Sorghum Growers' Guide and Farm Journal, (The).
Office 311 West. A. C. Chapman, Publisher.

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TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CO'S.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Office I. O. O. F. Building. Luther Martin, Manager.

Telephone Co.
Office 110 E. Main. Miss Julia Gavitt, Manager.

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CITY POST OFFICE. Post Office.
South side Main, bet Poplar and Broadway.
Postmaster--M. A. Barnett.
Assistant--George McNutt.
Office at Registered Letter and Money Order window.
Post Office Hours.
Open at 6:30 a. m. Closes at 8 p. m.
Open from 9 to 10 a . m. and from 3 to 4 p. m. on Sunday.
Register and Money Order Department open from 6:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.

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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
Merchants' and Manufacturers' Club.
121 E. Main. Meets first and third Friday in each month.
Officers.
President--James Hargan.
First Vice President--S. E. Haigh.
Second Vice President-- Robt. H. Rankin.
Treasurer--Thos. A. Pogue.
Committees.
Finance--S. E. Haigh, Thos. Graham, T. A. Pogue, H. B. Foster, J. H. Crozier.
Railroads--W. L. Frevert, J.Y. Allison, John Adams, John B. Ross, P. Cosby.
Pikes and Road--Chas. Alling, S. M. Strader, N. Horuff, J. T. Brashear, G. W. Black.
Public Improvements--M. A. Marks, C. A. Korbly, S. E. Haigh, J. W. Linck, I. N. Todd.
Manufactories and Real Estate--J. H. Crozier, W. Walch, R. H. Rankin, Thos. Graham, C. A. Wymond, P. Cosby, D. N. Reid.
Reception--H. B. Foster, C. A. Korbly, J. T. Brashear, J. Y. Allison, Charles Alling.
Freights and Transportation--I. N. Todd, W. L. Frevert, R. H. Rankin, C. A. Wymond, W. M. Moffett.
Agriculture and Emigration--S. M. Strader, J. B. Ross, C. A. Korbly, J. W. Linck.
Printing--W. M. Moffett, D. N. Reid, M. A. Marks.
Law--C. A. Korbly, J. Y. Allison, J. W. Linck.

Philharmonic Society.
Meets each Friday evening at their rooms.
President--J. R. Gorgas.
Secretary and Treasurer--W. Todd.

St. Michael's Musical and Literary Association.
Meets monthly in St. Michael's Hall.
President--Wm. Walch.
Secretary--Richard Donlon.

Terpsichorean Dancing Club.
Organized Nov., 1886. Meets first Friday in each month at Gayoso Hall.
President--Will. G. Friedley.
Secretary--George G. Cowlan.

Old Citizen's Club.
Annual banquet first Thursday in October. Organized July, 1886.
President--Hon. John R. Cravens.
Vice President--A. B. Wood. Secretary--John A. Crozier.
Assistant Secretary--Joseph A. Willey.
Treasurer--J. W. Gavitt.

German Support Society.
Meets first Monday in each month in Anger's Hall.
President--Nicholas Foltz.
Vice President--Michael Schneider.
Financial Secretary--A. Geile.
Secretary--Andrew Scheiser.
Treasurer--Matthew Gehring.

Catholic Knights of America.
Meets every first and third Sunday in each month in Anger's Hall.
President--Nicholas Dittgen.
Recording Secretary--Joseph Manch.
State Secretary--A. S. Chapman.

St. Patrick's Society.
Meets every second Monday evening in St. Michael's Hall.
President--Michael Smith.
Secretary--Thomas McGowan.

Young Men's Church Society.
Meets first and third Monday evening at the Rectory, n e cor Mulberry and Third.
President--Norval Verry.
Secretary--Matt. Hoffman.

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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Adams Express Co.
W. Main.

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PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Grand Opera House.
224 and 226 W. Main.

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FERRY COMPANIES.
Madison and Milton Ferry,
Foot of Walnut street.

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R. R. DEPOTS.
Jefferson, Madison & Indianapolis R. R.
Depot West side of Vine, bet Front and First.

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HALLS, BLOCKS and PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Anger's Hall, 313 Mulberry.
Gayoso Hall, 214 and 216 W. Main.
County Jail, s side Main bet. Jefferson and Walnut.
Court House, s e cor Jefferson and Main.
City Hall, e side West bet Main and Third.
Deahler's Hall, s side Main bet Poplar and Broadway.
Hoffstadt's Hall, 120 E. Main.
I. O. O. F. Block, e side Mulberry bet Main and Third.
I. O. O. F. Hall, North Madison.
Masonic Temple, n side Main bet Mulberry and Jefferson.
Niklaus Block, 55 W. Main.
Post Office, s side Main bet Poplar and Broadway.
Philharmonic Hall, 218 and 220 W. Main.
St. Michael's Hall, n side Third bet Poplar and Broadway.
Walnut Street Market, s-w cor Main and Walnut.
Zeiser's Hall, e side Mulberry bet Main and Second

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MADISON STREET DIRECTORY.
Aulenbach ave, from Walnut east, north of Fifth.
Baltimore, from Main north and south, sixth east of West.
Broadway, from Main north and south, second west of West.
Cemetery, from Third north, first west of Mill.
Central ave, from Main south, bet West and Poplar.
Church, from Main north and south, fifth east of West.
Clay, from Second south, first east of Baltimore.
Depot, from Main north and south, sixth west of West.
East, from Main north and south,fourth east of West.
Elm, from Main north and south,fourth west of West.
Ferry, from Front north, third east of Balitmore.
Fifth, from West east and west, third north of Main.
Fillmore, from Church east, bet First and Front.
First, from West east and west, second south of Main.
Fourth, from West east and west, second north of Main.
Front, from West east and west, along the bank of the river.
Harrison, from Second south, second east of Baltimore.
Jackson, from Railroad west, bet Front and river.
Jefferson, from Main north and south, second east of West.
Lafayette, from Third to Fourth, bet East and Church.
McIntyre, from Main south, west of Railroad.
Main, from east to west limits.--Central dividing line).
Michigan Road, from Main northwest, north of Fifth.
Mill, from Main north and south,fifth west of West.
Mulberry, from Main north and south, first east of West.
Park ave, from junction Main and Second, east.
Pearl, from Second south, bet Depot and Vernon.
Plum, from Main south, first east of Mill.
Poplar, from Main north and south, third west of
Presbyterian ave, from West west, bet Third and Fourth.
Second, from West east and west, first south of Main.
Spring, from East east, north of Fifth.
Third, from West east and west, first north of Main.
Vernon, from Main south, second west of Mill.
Vine, from Main north and South, third west of West.
Wall, from Main north, first west of Depot.
Walnut, from Main north and south, third east of West.
West, from the river north to limits--central dividing line.