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Levytype Co. The, photo engravers. .614
Lincoln Ice Co.
523
Lindell Olof, saloon 674
Lindman C. J. coal 435
Lindsay J. F. merchant tailor 710
674
Locke Tony, painter
607
Lockett J. H. plumber 630
Loeb Adolph, insurance. 524
Loehr & Phillips, carriages 416
Loetzerich Henry, saloon 674
Loftus P. saloon. 674
London & Liverpool Clothing Co. 431
Lucke Bros. merchant tailors 710
Ludwigs F. & Co. commission 442
Lueders Gustav, grocer. 500
Lumley W. office furniture.back cover and 601
Lynch Walter F, boots and shoes .400
Lyons George, carpenter
412
McCann Mrs. employment agency 468
McCann J. B. market 575
McCarthy John, saloon 674
McCarthy Dr. P. horse dentist 515
McClellan Geo. R. & Co. bottles 403
McCormick James, saloon 674
McDowell F. H. notary
598
McFaul B. restaurant. 651
McIntosh Alexander, builder. 447
McIntosh J. A. modelmaker 588
McKendry A. wines and liquors 731
M-Laughlin M. undertaker 721
Mc Mahon T. merchant tailor 710
McNair Alex, saloon 675
McNulty Martin, wines and liquors 731
Mc Williams & McCune, coal 435 Magner James & Co. provision dealers 637
Malam Edward, grocer 501
Malloy James, wines and liquors 731
Mann William, printer 634
Mannegold & Holden, gas fixtures 486
Mannes Jacob, merchant tailor 710
377
Marquardt H. harnesses 512
Marquis A. N. & Co. publishers 735
Massarek Jos. wines and liquors 730
Mason & Hanson, woolens and tailors' trimmings 707
Mathias Charles, saloon. 675
Matthai J. S. Oscar, painter 608
Mayer Jos. jeweler
536
Mayer Mrs. S. dressmaking 457
Mayerhofer Martin, sale stable 655
Meacham & Wright, cement. 418
Meister Oscar, undertaker 721
Melges A. prop. Apollo hall 508
Menzel Chas. stoves and hardware. 706
383
Merz G. cigar boxes. 419
Metal Novelty Works 404
724
Meyer Fred. saloon.
676
Meyer Wm. & Sons, liquors and cigars.
730
Meyer & Gram, market
576
Michel Wm. F. carriages 416
Miller Charles, saloon 676
501
Mintz K. furs_ 485
M. I. S. T. Co. medicines 579
Mitchell D. horseshoer 517
Moller Henry, market. 576
Monahan P. K. wine and liquors 731
Monarch Pickle Co. The. 626
Montblanc Peter. market. 576
Montgomery W. H. 376
Morgan A. restaurant 651
Moulding Thomas, pressed brick 631
Mueller Albert, saloon
676
Muller Conrad, restaurant 651
Muller & Hardekopf, undertakers 721
Mulliner Chas. L. painter 606
Munsch Philip, cigars 426
Murray & Baker, awnings 378
Mutual Trust Society. 473
Nagle H. J. caterer 381
Nagle, Fisher & Co. printers 633
Napion L. & Co. plasterers 628
Nast Robert, saloon 677
Nathan Herman, wines and liquors. 730
National Bank of Illinois 6
National Electric Co .. 466
Nave Frederick, fish dealer 603
Nelson H. C. banjos. 383
Nelson J. saloon 677
Nelson & Erikson, machinists 568
Nelson & Nordstrom, machinists 568
Nelson & Shepard, furniture 484
Nemitz Fred. brushes
407
Newberry Thos. J. modelmkr. 588
Newman T. G. & Son, beekeepers' supplies, 390
New York Automatic Scale Co. 404, 490 & 569 New York Safety Steam Power Co 469
New York Wire Works. 733
Nichols & Co. statuary, etc. 570
Nigg Anton, saloon
677
Northampton Emery Wheel Co.
468
Merchants' Loan & Trust Co.
Metzler Dr. S. vet. surgeon
Miller George, grocer
Little Harry, saloon
Mariner G. A. & Co. assayers
38
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Noye John T. Mnfg. Co. mill furnishers .. 584 Nowiak Adolph, saloon 677
O'Brien J. T. saloon 678
O'Connor M. E. saloon 678
O'Connor Timothy, saloon
678
O'Hare & Schneider, blacksmithing
416
Oakland Furniture and Storage Exchange,704 Office Toilet Supply Co. The 718
Olff P. & Co. sale stables. 655
Olson O. S. modelmkr.
588
Ott Patent Lounge Co.
483
Ottensen Hagbarth J. mouldings 588
Otto Louis & Co. gilders 488
Paint, Oil and Drug Review 596
Pajeau Joseph, monuments 589
Parisian Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. 414
Parker Dr. H. N. D. inside back cover
Parthier F. rattan ware 729
Paulsen & Petersen, music store. 590
Peacock E. P. wire store fixtures 733
Pentecost Bros. oysters 603
People's Insurance Exchange 526
Percy James, carriages.
416
Perlmann Robert, bottles 403
Perry Robert, forging, etc. 392
Peter John, cornices. 449
Peter & Binder, cornices 449
Petersen A. & Co. office furniture. 601
Petersen Ole, saloon. 678
Peterson A. W. Sheldon laundry 541
Peterson C. O. saloon 679
Peterson Bros. painters.
606
Petzold Mrs. Bertha, laundry 541
Pfeifer William, saloon 679
Pfeiffer Chr. plating 490
Phelan William, saloon 679
Phillips W. G. & Co. furniture 484
Phillips W. H. builder 447
Pickett J. H. livery. 561
Pinkerton & Co's. United States Detective Agency 454
Pinkerton's National detective agencies 453
Pitt Math. sewer builder 693
Pohle H. & Co. saloon. 679
Polachek A. hardware 511
Polar Oil Co_ 602
Poli Peter E. plasterer 629
Pollard L. D. machinery 567
Pope George G. & Co. coal 432
Porter Mnfg. Co .. 469
Powell Roofing Co. 654
Prince Martin M. medicines. 470
Quinn Mrs. A. employment office 468
Radcliffe Joseph H. saloon 679
Radtke Wilhelm, saloon 679
Rahm Kajetan, saloon .680
Railroad House 521
Railway Telegraph Supply Co 641
711
Rapp J. laundry 541
Ratto G. R. confectionery. 445
Raubold & Lambin, moldings 588
Receveur U. engine turner. 536
Reed F. J. real estate .646
Regan J. L. & Co. printers 635
Rehbein H. T. gents' furnisher 487
Rehm Jacob F. real estate. 648
Rehnkopf F. A. carriages 416
Reimer W. F. upholsterer 722
Rettke Bros. carriages 416
Rice Albert E. anti-rattler 372
Rice C. H. barber. 387
Rice Jas. H. & Co. glass 488
Richards H. V. & Co. scientific apparatus_692
Richardson H. J. manufacturing jeweler_534 Richter S. bottles. 403
Rider M. D. blank books 700
Riley Albert A. mantels and grates. 569
ยท Rinderer Peter, saloon 680
Ringer P. & Co. bookbinders 394
Rivers Dr. F. 612
Riverside Iron Works 591
Roberts S. D. glass beveler, etc. 738
Rogers, Brown & Co. pig iron commission_627 Rohn A. saloon 680
Rosback Fred. P. merchant 568
Rose F. carriages. 417
Rosenbach S. cigars. 426
Rosenstein D. H. signs. 693
Rossow Wm. furniture. 484
Rounds S. P. Jr. & Co. printers 637
Rubel Bros. printers. 634
Ruehlmann F. marble works 570
Runyan E. F. lawyer. 554
Russ Fred. H. & Co. 722
Rutter D. & Co. coal. 432
Sachery M. barber 389
Sampson J. C. & Co. real estate 640
Sandberg & Co. engravers, wood 473
Sanitary Publishing Co. 638
Sanquoit Silk Mnfg. Co. 697
Sather August, saloon 681
Schaak John, saloon. 681
Schabel Joseph, cigars. 421
Schaefer August, saloon
681
Schaeffer Hermann & Co. gloves. 489
Schaeffer M. L. merchant tailor. 711
Schalkenbach Mrs. M. zephyrs 735
Scharf Henry, wines and liquors 732
Schaub & Berlin, architects_ 375
Schenck's Adjustable Fire Back Co. 736
Schick Bros. ineat market_ 577
Schirkowsky H. J. sign-painter. 696
Schillo, Cossmann & Co. iron founders 532
Schlicht & Field, letter files. 557
Schmidt A. G. & Co. wines and liquors 730
Schmidt G. meat market 577
Schmidt Jacob, saloon _. .682
Schmitt Math. marble works. 570
Schmitt Mathias. saloon. 682
Schmittschmitt Val. saloon .682
Schmitz Joseph, saloon 682
Schneider Frederick, glass stainer. 489
Schotte C. window shades_ 732
Schreiber & Brown, ornamental glass 489
Schultz Louis H. wines and liquors. 730
Schuttler & Hotz.
726
Schroeder J. merchant tailor 713
Schwartz August, printer. 634
Schwab & Wallenbron, wines & liquors 730
Schweinfurth George, flour 478
Slayton S. lathes. 539
Scotford Mnfg. Co. The, rubber stamps 654
Sears & Sears, engravers .. 471
Seeley & Hixson, machinists. 568
Seifried W. saloon 683
Seiler Michael, saloon 683
Seng & Co. furniture fixtures 484
Servoss Furnace Co. 737
Seyfried John G. hats caps, etc. 514
Shafer & Dunmore, coal 436
Shane S. H. cards 372
Shaumloeffel J. B. saloon 683
Shaw's European Hotel. 521
Sheboygan Mineral Water Co. 586
Sheeler H. house mover 407
Sheffield G. A. painter. 606
Short Bros. merchant tailors 711
Sigmond & Co. undertakers 722
Simon Mrs. Nic. saloon 683
Simonds Mrs. D. nurse
600
Simpson L. G. merchant tailor 711
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. silver plated ware . 697
Sinnett & Leonard, milk dealers 584
Skorazinski N. machinist. 568
Rapp Andrew. merchant tailor
39
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Smith A. J. barber 388
Smith J. A. stair builder 699
Smith J. W. restaurant. 652
Smith & Kling, modelmakers 588
Snyder Dr. O. W. F. 624
Solomon S. grocer 504
Sorup John G. barber 388
Sosman & Landis, scenic artists 690
Spangenberg & Co. commission 442
Springfield Iron Co. The 653
St. Nicholas Toy Co. 378
Stadler & Degenhart, signs 608
Staffeld Joseph, saloon 684
Stahle John A. saloon 684
Star Printing Ink Works 636
Stark Andrew, saloon 684
Steidle Adolph & Co. signs 697
Stenberg John A. & Co. machinists 568
Stengl Anton, cigars 422
Stertzenbach Mat. cigars 422
Stevens H. M. tags __ 390
Stevens Milo B. & Co. war claim attys 727
Stewart & Co. printers 634
Stewart John R. & Co. coal 436
Stickel F. pretzel mnfr. 631
Stockmar Albin, saloon 684
Stone A. barber 388
Straight Charles, saloon 684
Straub John Ph. wines and liquors 730
Strauss George, stoves 706
Sturcke Dr. H. E. chemist 418
Sullivan John H. wines and liquors 732
Superior Hardware & Brass Works 736
Swonson & Neil, merchant tailors 712
Sylvester Charles, carriages. 417
Szypura & Strazews, carriages
417
Tagholm C. P. merchant tailor 712
656
Teevin A. J. barber 388
Thatcher Frank, livery 561
Thayer N. C. & Co. photographers supplies, 614
Thomas W. H. & Son, real estate 647
Thomas & Finn, saloon. 685
Thompson Wm. mnfr. ice cream 522
Thomsen Claus, saloon.
685
Threipland Dr. James, vet. surgeon 725
Tierney M. J. & Co. oils. 602
Tiffany H. C. & Co. printers. 636
Toerpe Wm. E. paints and oils. 610
Topinka V. saloon. 685
Tosch A. flour and feed_ 480
Town of Lake Carriage Works 417
Townsend J. S. jeweler
537
Treftz J. Fred. sash works
689
Tregay J. F. carpenter 413
Treleaven W. T. gold pens. 490
Tresham Walter J. sheet iron works 717
Trivess Chas. N. printer
636 and 392
Trus Madison, barber 388
Taylor R. J. cigars_ 427
Tucker R. W. meat market 578
Turner's European Hotel 521
Turtle's Detective Agency 454
Tyler W. O. Paper Co. 511
Uhl Henry, saloon. 685
Unger William, machinist.
568
Union National Bank
2
Union Slipper Mnfg. Co
.698
Union Sign Works 697
Union Steamboat Co. The
719
United States Mercantile Agency 438
Upton & Noonan, saloon. 685
Vail J. D. Jr. paper hanging 727
Van Cleef A. saloon 685
Van Fleet J. A. publisher
639
Valentine Gerry, saloon 685
Vancura M. coal. 436
Vogeler Bros. photo engravers. 471
Voller & Co. chewing gum 419
Votava Anton, jeweler 537
Wachter E. saloon. 686
Wachter Henry, tools 511
Wadsworth L. L. trucks and wagons 417
Wagener A. & Co. 5
Wagner Charles, saloon 686
Wakefield M. A. carpenter 413
Waldron Francis J. Bellevue Hotel 518
Walsh John F. teaming 714
Walshe R. J. merchant tailor 712
Walton William V. saloon 686
Ward's Exchange. 732
Warder B. & Co. grocers 506
Weber August, saloon 686
Weber Bros. metal spinners. 580
Weber & Plochmann, mustard mills 591
Webb J. C. prop. Elgin Sign and Show Card Works 697
Weddle & Co. wagons 417
Weier Ernest, saloon 686
Weiffenbach Philip, fresco painter 605
Weigand & Raab, billiards 391
Weinberg S. second hand dealer 693
Weinberger A. nine-cent store. 598
Weise Emil, bakery_ 382
Weland John F. saloon 687
Welch J. A. signs. 580
Wellstein Nic. undertaker 722
Wells W. H. coal 436
Wengler & Mandell, cigars. 422
Wenzel Gustav A. saloon 687
Wercker Henry, saloon 687
Werkmeister H. & F. saloon 687
West John C. & Co. mnfg. chemists. 612
Western Hardware Mnfg. Co .. 509
Westphal F. W. saloon 687
Westphal Henry, flower stands 509
Wetterlund G. carriages. 417
White & Tobey, machinists. 568
Whitehall Fire Clay Works. 694
Wiback K. G. merchant tailor 712
Wikoff H. E. & Co. bakery 382
Wilder & Turner, meatmkt 578
Willard S. S. lawyer 443
William Tell House 521
Williams Mrs. M. C. employment office 469
Williams William, mfg. jeweler 537
Willis Charles, restaurant. 653
Wilson Benj. D. F. druggist. 462
Wilson J. Appleton, real estate 648
Wilson Wm. leather and findings 557
Wilson Wm. & Co. bookbinders 394
Windle & Dailey, horseshoers. 517
Wing Thomas W. architect 375
Winters Fred. stationery 446
Witt August, cigars. 427
Wittbold George, nursery 477
Wohlleben Charles, carriages 417
Wojtalewicz J. grocer 507
Wolfarth Max. picture frames 627
Wood A. M. & Co. printers 636
Woodville Jas. B. scavenger 690
World Publishing House. 639
Worrall George, locksmith 663
Worthington & Co. show cases 696
Wulf W. furniture. 485
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, type writ- ing machines Back of cover
Wylie Peter C. saloon 688
York A. J. architect 375
Young Otto & Co. wh. jewelers 535
Yuers William, undertaker 722
Zimmerman Fred. saloon
688
Tausig M. sale stable
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY AND COUNTY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Hall, LaSalle, Randolph and Washington
MAYOR'S OFFICE.
Mayor, Carter H. Harrison ; Thos. J. O'Neil, private sec'y ; John Fitzsimmons, ass't sec'y.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
MEETS EVERY MONDAY EVENING.
First Ward-Arthur Dixon, W. P. Whelan Second Ward-Geo. D. Mueller. Jas. T. Ap- pleton
Third Ward-D. H. Gile, Chas. W. Drew Fourth Ward-O. D. Wetherell, Thomas C. Clarke
Fifth Ward-Chas. C. Hillock, H. F. Sheri- dan
Sixth Ward-C. F. L. Doerner, E. F. Culler- ton Seventh Ward-Jos. M. Weber, J. H. Hil- dreth
Eighth Ward-Lawrence A. Yore, R.F. Sheri- dan
Ninth Ward-John R. Wheeler, W.F. Mahony Tenth Ward-Henry M. Deal, S. P. Revere Eleventh Ward- Sam'l Simons, Sam'l Kerr Twelfth Ward-Walter S. Hull, J. L. Camp- bell
Thirteenth Ward-John W. Lyke, James A. Landon
Fourteenth Ward-Frank Schaack, D. W. Ryan
Fifteenth Ward-Wm. Eisfeldt, Jr., Jos. H. Ernst
Sixteenth Ward-Henry Severin, J. H. Col- vin Seventeenth Ward-Thos. J. Carney, John A. Linn
Eighteenth Ward-Wm. R. Manierre, Henry Tiedemann
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Third floor, City Hall
Officers of Board-Adolph Kraus, president; Frank Wenter, vice-prest; Geo. Howland, sec'y and supt. of schools ; Edw. C, Delano, 1st ass't supt; J. C. Burroughs, 2d ass't supt; Shepherd Johnstone, clerk; Harry Rubens, attorney; C. C. Chase, school ag't; J. A. Guilford, building and supply ag't; Geo, G. Custer, bookkeeper . John W. Foster, ass't clerk; T. J.Waters, chief engineer; Fred. Vogt, messenger.
Members of Board-J. M. Clark, 185 Dear- born; T. Brenan, County Treasurer's;office; R. Brand, 53 Cedar; A. Kraus, 77 Clark, room 12;
F. H. Collier, 95 Dearborn, room 26; C. L. Nie- hoff, 49 LaSalle; P. O. Stensland, 409 Milwau- kee av .; Louis Nettelhorst, 285 Madison; A. C. Story, Metropolitan block, room 23; G. Stew- art, 1 Michigan av .; Jas. R. Doolittle, Jr., Howland block, room 31; Frank Wenter, W. 14th nr. Canal; Peter Conlan, 186 N. State; J. W. Garvey, 325 Loomis; Wm. M. Joyce, 81 E. Randolph
BOILER INSPECTOR.
Basement, City Hall P. H. Tierney
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.
First floor, City Hall
C. Herman Plautz, city clerk ; G. B. Swift, deputy city clerk
CITY SEALER'S OFFICE.
Fourth floor, City Hall J. F. Gainty, sealer
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
First floor, City Hall
Wm. M. Devine, city treasurer ; P. J. How- ard, cashier ; John Comiskey, bookkeeper; Terence McGovern, ass't bookkeeper
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.
First floor. City Hall Wm. J. Onahan, collector
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
First floor, City Hall
Theo. T. Gurney, comptroller ; Francis M. Barrett, chief clerk
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
First floor, City Hall
Alex. Kirkland, commissioner ; Wm. Edgar, sec'y
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Basement, City Hall
Oscar C. DeWolf, M. D., commissioner of health ; Wm. M. Tomlinson, A. M., M. D. reg- ister of vital statistics; L. McVicar, sec'y ; Louis Merki, clerk and smoke inspector ; T. P. Mahony, ass't clerk ; W. H. Genung, chief inspector, factories and tenements ; Joseph Gruenhut, recorder of statistics.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Second floor, City Hall
Wm. H. Purdy, deputy commissioner ; Sam. G. Artingstall, city engineer, D. S. Mead, secy ; John P. Hand, supt. water dept ; H. J. Jones, supt. special assessments; F. A. Demmler, supt. map dept ; L. E. McGann, supt. street dept ; O. H. Cheney, supt. sewerage dept; F. C. Meyer, bookkeeper
GAS DEPARTMENT.
Basement, City Hall S. D. Baldwin, inspector
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
California av near Twenty-Sixth
Inspectors-Carter H. Harrison, chairman ; Louis Wahl. E. W. Blatchford, E. S. Albro ; Superintendent, Charles E. Felton
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Third floor, City Hall
F. A. Hoffman, Jr., corporation counsel ; Hempstead Washburne, city attorney ; C. A. Knight, asst. city atty .; Geo. W. Rodgers, pros- ecuting atty
POLICE COURTS.
North Division Court-Chicago av nr Clark ; George Kersten, police magistrate ; Christian Meier, clerk ; D. R. O'Brien, bailiff
South Division Court-Harrison cor Pacific av; Geo. A. Meech, police magistrate ; J. Nikadem bailiff
Southwest Division Court-W. 12th cor Johnson ; Orin P. Ingersoll, police magis- trate ; Frank Sheridan, clerk ; Chas. B. Hef- ter, bailiff
West Division Court-Desplaines cor Waldo pl; C. J. White, police magistrate ; M. A. La- Buy, clerk ; John J. Kelly, bailiff
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters, City Hall
Fred. Ebersold, gen supt of police ; John Bonfield, secy and inspector ; Michael Bren- nan ; chief clerk ; John D. Shea and Joseph Kipley, lieuts
Central Detail-City Hall ; George W. Hub- bard, lieut
First Precinct-Headquarters Harrison cor Pacific av ; Wm. Buckley, capt; Edward Laughlin and August C. Arch, lieuts
Cottage Grove av Station-Cottage Grove av cor 26th ; Madison Beadell, lieut
Twenty-second st Station-22d and Went- worth av; Daniel Duffy, lieut
Thirty-fifth st Station-35th nr. Halsted, John Rehm, lieut
Second Precinct-Headquarters W. 12th cor Johnson st ; Simon O'Donnell, capt ; August Blettner and Francis P. Barcal, lieuts
Deering st Station-122 Deering ; John Byrne, lieut
Hinman st Station-Hinman and S. Paulina; Richard A. Sheppard, lieut
Third Precinct-Headquarters Desplaines between Washington and Randolph ; William Ward. capt; James Bowler and Francis Penzen, lieuts
West Lake st Station -- 609 W. Lake ; James P. Stanton, lieut
West Madison st Station-W. Madison nr Western av ; John P. Beard, lieut
Fourth Precinct-Headquarters W. Chicago av nr Milwaukee av ; A. W. Hathaway, capt ; E. J. Steele and Martin Quinn, lieuts
Rawson st Station-74 Rawson st ; Charles J. Johnson, lieut.
W. North av Station nr Milwaukee av ; M. Bischoff, lieut
Fifth Precinct-Headquarters Chicago av nr Clark; M. Schaack, capt ; Charles C. Larsen and Victor Schumacher, lieuts
Larrabee st Station-Larrabee and North av ; John Baus, lieut
Webster av Station-458 Webster av; E. E. Lloyd, lieut
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters, basement, City Hall
Dennis J. Swenie, fire marshal ; Wm. H. Musham, 1st asst fire marshal ; Charles S. Petrie, secy ; Maurice W. Shay, fire inspector ; John Redell, John H. Green, Frederick J. Gabriel, Joseph C. Pazen, Edward W. Murphy, Michael W. Conway, John Campion, Leo Meyers, Richard Fitzgerald and Peter Schnur, asst marshals ; J. A. Kinny, L. N. Shippy, clerks ; Eugene Sullivan, veterinary surgeon
Chemical Engine Co. No. 1-49 W. Wash- ington, Wm. D. Quirk, lieut
Chemical Engine Co. No. 2-80 W. Erie, W. T. M. Figg, lieut
Engine Co. No. 1-220 S. Franklin, John Klett, capt
Engine Co. No. 2-14 Sanger, Lewis Fiene, capt
Engine Co. No. 3-237 W. Chicago av, John McLean, capt
Engine Co. No. 4-409 Larrabee, John G. Carlson, capt
Engine Co. No. 5-197 S. Jefferson, James eaney, capt
HEngine Co. No. 6-143 Maxwell, J. J. Hen- nessy, capt
Engine Co. No. 7 .- 31 Blue Island av, John Hall, actg capt
Engine Co. No. 8-16 Archer av, Wm. H. Townsend, capt
Engine Co. No. 9-175 Cottage Grove av, Eugene Sweeny, capt
Engine Co. No. 10-82 Pacific av, John Clingen, actg capt
Engine Co. No. 11-225 Michigan, Henry Greenhoff, capt
Engine Co .. No. 12-611 W. Lake, Paul Ditt, capt
Engine Co. No. 13-19 Dearborn, John Han- non, capt
Engine Co. No. 14-38 E. Chicago av. George L. Taylor, capt
Engine Co. No. 15-305 W. 22d, James En- right, capt
Engine Co. No. 16-287 31st. Nicholas Du- bach, capt
Engine Co. No. 17-80 W. Lake, John Lynch, capt
Engine Co. No. 18-438 W. 12th, Hugo Fran- zen, capt
Engine Co. No. 19-3451 Cottage Grove av, John Fitzgerald, capt
Engine Co. No. 20-39 Rawson, Charles T. Brown, capt
Engine Co. No. 21-7 Taylor, Jos. L. Kenyon, capt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Engine Co. No. 22-454 Webster av, James J. Walsh, capt
Engine Co. No. 23-54 Hinman, John Mc- Donough, capt Engine Co. No. 24-1009 W, Madison, Frank H. Butterfield, capt
Engine Co. No. 25-127 Canalport av, Christian Schimmels, capt
Engine Co. No. 26-142 N. Lincoln, Charles A. Anderson, capt
Engine Co. No. 27 .- 437 Wells, N. Weinand, capt
Engine Co. No. 28-104 Deering, James Fitz- patrick, capt
Engine Co. No. 29-35th nr Halsted, David J. Mahoney, capt
Engine Co. No. 30-Ashland av nr Jane, N. N. Holt, capt
Engine Co. No. 31-Winchester nr Ogden av, J. J. O'Donahue, capt
Engine Co. No. 32-Michigan av and Mon- roe, Daniel Wall, capt
Engine Co. No. 33-150 Southport av, L. Walters, capt
Engine Co. No. 34-Curtis nr Washington boulevard, T. Webber, capt
Engine Co. No. 35-Milwaukee av near Ro- bey, A. L. Schubert capt
Engine Co. No. 36-Coulter nr Western av, Wm. C. Hand, capt
Engine Co. No. 37-(River Boat) Head of Allen's Canal nr W. 22d, Wm. A. Cowan, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1-84 Pacific av, Peter Trainor, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2-195 S. Jeffer- son, W. C. Van Osdell, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3-147 Erie, Fred- erick Ries, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4-22 E. 22d, Rob- ert C. Palmer, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 5-440 W. 12th, P. F. Pundt, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 6-218 S. Franklin, P. G. O'Mally, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 7-140 N. Lincoln, John Cook, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 8-102 Deering, David W. Evans, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 9-Michigan av and Monroe, I. P. Smith, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 10-Halsted cor Vedder, David O'Connell, capt
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 11-Eda bet State and Wabash av, John Nichols, capt
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
Basement, City Hall
John P. Barrett, supt; David M. Hyland, chief operator ; John Fitzpatrick, Wm. Car- roll, Henry Lesser and Jacob Mehren, oper- ators ; James Fitzpatrick, Frederick W. Gund, Frank W. Swenie, asst operators
SIGNALS.
First Alarm-The number of the box from which the alarm is given strikes three (3) times on all the gongs and bells
Second Alarm-Two eleven (2 11) followed by the number of the box struck once
Third Alarm-Three eleven (3 11) followed by the number of the box struck once.
Second and Third Alarms combined-Four eleven (4 11) followed by the number of the box struck twice
General Alarm-Six eleven (6 11) struck three times. Followed by the number of the box struck once. To this call the entire de- partment will respond
Fire Out-One blow on all the gongs and. bells. If a second fire is signaled and put out. before notice of the extinguishment of the. first fire is given, notice of this fact will be- announced by one stroke as above, repeated in seven seconds ; and the same manner, three strokes for a third fire, four for a fourth, etc.
COUNTY OFFICES.
Court House, Clark, Randolph to Washington
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Christian Casselman, Elston av. and Brad- ley ; Peter Fortune, 225 S. Desplaines ; Chris- tian Geils, Arlington Heights ; John Hanni- gan, 14 Wells; Henry Hemmelgarn, 201 Kin- zie; M. R. Leyden, Gault House ; C. F. Lynn, 4229 Evans av .; F. A. MacDonald, 2309 Indiana av .; R. S. McClaughrey, Orland ; Jas. J. Mc- Carthy, 4403 Emerald av ; Frank Niesen, 758 N. Halsted ; R. M. Oliver, 615 S. Halsted ; John E. Van Pelt, 114 Monroe ; Daniel J. Wren, 2536 Wabash av; George C. Klehm, Niles Centre ; M. W. Ryan, clerk to the Board.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Room 57, Court House.
Albert G. Lane, county superintendent of schools; John A. Wadhams, assistant super- intendent of schools.
COUNTY BOARD.
(In charge Cook County Normal School.)
John Summerfield, prest .; A. G. Lane, secy; Peter McGurn, D. C. Chase, A. H. Champlin, Max. Stern, Geo. C. Klehm, Henry F. Donovan.
CORONER'S OFFICE.
Room 27, Court House
Henry L. Hertz, coroner ; Philip Knopf, chief deputy ; M. F. Barrett, Wm. R. Mac- Swain and W. E. Kent, deputies
COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE.
Room 28, Court House
William Law, Jr., attorney ; David Sullivan. asst attorney
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE.
Court House, Room 21 M. W. Ryan, clerk
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
Office, 180 Clark Julius Rosenthal, administrator
RECORDER'S OFFICE.
Room 1, Court House
Wiley S. Scribner, recorder ; James Stroud, deputy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Room 9, Court House Seth F. Hanchett, sheriff ; C. R. Matson, chief deputy ; A. D. Langworthy, chief clerk
STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE.
Criminal Court bldg. Michigan cor. Dear- born av
Julius S. Grinnell, State's attorney ; J. M. Longenecker, Frank Walker, George A. H. Baker, assistants
TREASURER'S OFFICE.
Room 16, Court House
William C. Seipp, treasurer ; Thomas Bre- nan, asst treasurer
COUNTY COURTS.
APPELLATE COURT-FIRST DISTRICT.
Office, 411 Chicago Opera House bldg
Jos. M. Bailey, presiding justice ; W. K. McAllister, and Thos. A. Moran, justices ; John J. Healy, clerk
CIRCUIT COURT.
Court House
Murray F. Tuley, chief justice ; W. K. Mc- Allister, Thomas A. Moran and Lorin C. Col- lins, judges ; Henry Best, clerk ; C. H. Brad- ley, chief deputy
COUNTY COURT.
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