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INDICES.
GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Abbreviations.
32
Marion County Agricultural and Horti-
Academies, Colleges, Institutes, etc.
· 16
cultural Society. .
12
Addition to City Register. . .
10
Masonic ...
22
Banks and Banking Houses .. 12
Board of County Commissioners 14
Board of Health .. 12
Business Directory. 369-412
Cemeteries ..
13
Chamber of Commerce.
10
Churches ..
13-14
City Commissioners 12
City Councilmen. 11
City Hospital. 12
City Officers.
11
City Register. 11-31
Citizens' Directory. 33-356
County Officers. 14
Courts ..
15
Dedication.
5
Druids
23
Schools Public.
17-18
Secret and Benevolent Societies.
.22-23
Societies and Associations
23-24
Stamp Duties, Schedule of.
357-360
Standing Committees ..
13
Streets, Avenues and Alleys. 27-31
Incorporated Companies. 19
Title Page ..
3
Indiana Military Agency.
20
Too Late for Regular Insertion.
31
Indiana State Board of Agriculture.
12 Township Trustees.
15
Indiana State Government ..
20
Trades Union.
24-25
Insurance
Companies, (Home).
19
U. S. Offices in this city.
25
Introductory
7
Ward Boundaries
26
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
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l'AGE.
Aldrich & Gay, wood yard. K Appleby Robert, house furnishing goods
Arden J. Boots and shoes. . bottom margin lines. Atkins E. C. & Co. Sheffield Saw Works 415 Baird William, cooper 379
Baldwin J. H. & Co. . side margin lines. Bentley & Chandler, dress & cloak mak'g G
Bingham W. P. & Co. jeweler ... top margin lines.
Brackebush C. J. farm machinery.
side margin lines and inset opp. 416 Brolaski & Malin, Laclede Hotel, St. Louis (R. R. Dep't) .. 409
Bunte & Dickson, lumber. C
Burkhart A. J. ice dealer. 366
Byrkitt M. & Son, sash door and blind factory. E
Caldwell G. W. & Co. Aerated Bread Bakery. front cover. Carlisle H D. flour mill. 1 Carr J. M. saddle and harness maker. C Chapman D. C. painter .. 364 Charless Publishing Co. 2-39
Cincinnati, Connersville and Indianapolis
Junction R. R. (R. R. Dep't) . ...... . .
413 Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and In- dianapolis Rw. Co. (R. R. Dep't). 410
Commercial, (newspaper) 4
Coors Ang. F. grocer ... . bottom margin lines. Copeland W. J. & Co ..... bottom margin lines. Cox Brothers, boiler makers and sheet iron workers. 363
Cropper J. H. Furniture, Tin and Hard- ware Store ..
Culliny Patrick M. dry goods importer and dealer. . back cover and top margin lines. Daggett, R. P. architect .. 371
Davis 1. & Co. Hats, Caps and Furs. top margin lines.
Desjardins Joseph, stair builder.
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Elliott J. Perry, photographer.
1.
Enos & Hueber, architects.
366
Ewald Henry, horse shoer & wagon mnkr.
Fertig Frank, painter.
399
Fitzgerald & Carroll, Barnum's Hotel, St. Lonis. 4IG
1
Post Office Department 25-26
Postage, Rates of ..
26
Pub. Halls, Blocks, Offices & Buildings. . 21-22
School Board of Trustees.
17
School Board of Visitors. 17
School property, Statement of. 18
School Teachers and number of pupils in each ward. 18
School Trustees.
12
Schools ..
17-19
Schools and Teachers 17
Schools Colored. 18 Schools Parochial and Private. 19
Educational.
16
Fair Grounds. 12
15 Fire Alarm Telegraph Signals. Fire Department. 15
Good Templars.
23
Libraries.
10
TAGE.
Newspapers and Publications.
20-21
Odd Fellows.
22-23
Police Department ..
12
10
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Forbes J. R. jeweler and watchmaker ... PAGE.
Top magrin lines
Fugit James M. grainer ..
385
Gebhard A. upholsterer and cabinet ma- ker .. H
Goddard S. & Sons, stone works.
367
Hart Edward F. salcon 363
Hess Chas. M. A. ins. agent.
Side margin lines
Hildebrand, Keppele & Co. lumber
K
Holliday W. & C. F. lamps and lanterns .. 364
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & LaFayette R. R. (R. R. Dep't.) 412
Indianapolis & St. Louis R. R. (R. R.
Dep't.) ..
414
Ingraham C. B. photographer.
401
Jackson & Nicoli, grocers ret. 386
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis R.
R. (R. R. Dep't.) ..
411
Jenison A. F. & Co ..
front cover and 371
Jenkins E. painter.
E
Jones C. G. ins. agt .... Margin lines and 391 Kappes J. H. & Co. piano mnfrs. 415
Kay & Mattern, dress and cloak making. G Kel'er Paul. cabinet maker .. 414
Kemper John M. carpenter and builder. G
Kindler C. locksmith and bell hanger ... 363 Klare & Schroder, saloon and bowling alley. . 406
Kolb Louis, wood-turner. 410
Land Co.'s Indiana & Illinois Central Rw. Co. (John R. Elder). 414
Lawrence A. V. grocer
365
Lueders Misses, stamping and stamped
goods ..
G
Lukens R. L. agricultural implements. 368
Lukens R. L. & Co. Gauze's Ditching Ma-
chine .. 368
McFarlane William M. bakery. 372
McKendry & Lovecraft, stave factory. ..
Meyer Charles & Co. notions, toys and
fancy goods ..
365
Mayhew O. F. solicitor of patents ..
371
Also front cover
Meier V. & Bro, Madison Ale. 362
Meridian Street Bath House .. 367
Meyer George F'. cigars and tobacco. 364
Miller A. R. photographer. 361
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Mirror. (newspaper) .. 1 Morse T. A. carpenter and builder. H Mueller C. L. tailor and repairer .. E Mueller Lawrence, architectural carver H Munsell Henry, wagonmaker. G
Newton Maria S. milliner, dress and cloak maker. 366
Perrine T. B. general engraver.
Top margin lines
Pickerill & Cole, physicians.
402
Reed H A. painter ..
D
Reynolds N. W. cigars and tobacco.
J
Robinson Bros. trunks and valises ..
361
Schmidt C. F. brewer. Front cover Scribner & Smith, soda water. 362
Shover & Christian, carpenters and build- ers. . I
Smith F. carriage and wagon maker.
D
Smith John B. Chemical Dye Works ....
K
Smith, Ittenbach & Co, stoneyard ..
362
Smith N. R. & Co. (Trade Palace).
413
Spades M. H. dry goods ... Side margin lines
Spring E. Mrs. milliner, cloak and dress
maker
365
Stowell M. A. music house. . Side margin lines; also back cover; also A Stumph Joseph. G
Summer Resort, Perry Springs
412
Swank M. cancer physician
376
Tate Warren, sash and blind factory.
364
Terre Haute & Indianapolis R. R. (R. R. Dep't). 415
The Western Fireside, (newspaper).
6
Thompson & Cartwright, saloon ..
362
Todd, Carmichael & Williams, booksel- lers and stationers. . Front cover Trayser F. L. musical instrum't repairer 396 Turner Wm. H. & Co. coal and coke .... Front cover; also 378
Turner & Root, coal miners ..
C
Van Camp & Jackson, com. mers ..
361
Vondersaar, blacksmith and wagonmkr .. D Webb & Bates, agricultural implements. 0
Weghorst Henry, florist and gardener ... 366 Wiegand A. nurseryman and florist. M
Wilkinson D. E. grocer. 365
Wisehart & Calvert, flour and feed ..
G
Zimmermann C. slate and metal roofer .. 363
ADDITIONS TO CITY REGISTER.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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OFFICERS .- James C. Ferguson, President ; Thos. D. Kingan, S. V. B. Noel and David Gibson, Vice Presidents ; John Carlisle, L. W. Hasselman, Jos. D. Pattison, Lucien Hills, Thos. Jordan, H. C. Deihl, F. P. Rush, John W. Murphy, Barnabas Coffin and Fielding Beeler, Trustees.
COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION .- W. P. Gallup. Barnabas Coffin, Jos. C. Pattison, Chas. Glazier. John Carlisle.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS .- John W. Murphy, George Evans, David Gibson, Fielding Beeler, Thos. D. Kingan.
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CITY GOVERNMENT,
DANIEL MACAULEY MAYOR
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CITY OFFICERS.
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CLERK-Daniel Ramsdell.
DEPUTIES -- Jno. G. Waters and Jno. R. Clin- ton.
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DEPUTY-John W. Coons.
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CITY COUNCILMEN.
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SECOND WARD-Temple C. Harrison and W. D. Wiles.
THIRD WARD-J. H. Woodburn and W. W. Weaver.
FOURTH WARD-Erie Locke and Isaac Thalman.
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ACCOUNTS AND CLAIMS-J. H. Woodburn, Leon Kahn and Christian Heckman.
BENEVOLENCE AND HOSPITALS-J. H. Wood- burn, W. W. Weaver and C. E. Whitset. BRIDGES-Erie Locke, John Marsee and Hen- ry Gimber.
FINANCE-John S. Newman, J. H. Woodburn and Thomas Cottrell.
FIRE DEPARTMENT-John Marsee, Isaac Thal- man and A. H. Brown.
GAS LIGHT-William D. Wiles, Leon Kahn and Robert Kennington.
JUDICIARY -- John S. Newman, T. C. Harrison and A. Brown.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY -- Frederick Thoms, T. C. Harrison and James MeB. Shepherd. PUBLIC BUILDINGS-W. W. Weaver, John Pyle and Henry Gimber.
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RAILROADS-William D. Wiles, Frederick Thoms and James McB. Shepherd.
REVISION OF ORDINANCE-T. C. Harrison and Thomas Cottrell.
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CITY COMMISSIONERS-Pres. S. M. Sei- bert; Secy. J. N. Russell; W. Braden, John F. Ramsey and Joseph Sutton.
CITY HOSPITAL-Directors: Dr. John M. Kitchen, W. W. Smith, J. C. Geisendorf, W. Braden, George Merritt, Dr. F. S. New- comer, Charles Glazier, E. J. Holliday, Dr. J. M. Phipps.
BOARD OF HEALTH-Drs. T. B. Harvey, John Comingore and W. Clinton Thompson. SCHOOL TRUSTEES-Pres. James C. Yohn, Secy. W. H. L. Noble, Treas. John R. Elder.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.
First Dist .-- G. W. Bennett, R. B. Barber, Thomas Horninday.
Second Dist .- James N. Stevens, A. J. Wells, George Bnser.
Third Dist .- H. Taffe, J. Cahill, Allen Thorn- brough.
Fourth Dist .- Williiam Boler, Michael Mar- phy, R. M. Boyd.
Fifth Dist .- L. M. Russell, A. P. Wright, John Spellman.
Sixth Dist .- H. Minnick, O. B. Boardman, R. Campbell.
Seventh Dist .- T. S. Wilson, H. Adams, George Sponsel.
Eighth Dist .- William Williams, Abel Catter son, M. Louney.
Ninth Dist .- Jesse Murphy, P. Lendermi. George Thomas.
UNION DEPOT Police force consists of one marshal and three deputies separate from the city organization of police.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS-John Marsee. J. H. Woodburn, William D. Wiles.
AGRICULTURE.
INDIANA STATE BOARD OF AGRICUL- TURE-Hon. A. D. Hamrick. Pres. John Sutherland, Vice Pres. A. J. Holmes, Secy. Carlos Dickson, Treas. Indanapolis. John B. Sullivan, Gen. Supt. Indianapolis. Office State House, Indianapolis.
MARION COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY-L. W. Has- selman, Pres. John T. Francis, Secy. Office 7 Hubbard's blk.
FAIR GROUNDS, Indiana State Agricultu- ral Society es. Delaware, north of limits. Seventeenth annual Indiana State Fair will be held at Indianapolis, Monday Sept. 27th, continuing to Oct. 2d.
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BANKS AND BANKING HOUSES
BANK OF THE STATE, incorporated 1857; closing business. James M. Ray, prest., Joseph Moore, cashier.
BRANCH OF THE BANK OF STATE, ne. cor. Washington and Meridian, Oliver Tou- sey, prest., D. M. Taylor, cashier.
CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK, 4 E. Wash- ington ; organized November 11th, 1864, au- thorized capital $500,000. W. C. Holmes, pres., Joseph R. Hangh, cashier; John Thomas, J. H. Baldwin, Nicholas McCarty, J. H. Vajen, Wm. Mansur, Geo. B. Yandes, Isaiah Mansur, J. R. Haugh, W. C. Holmes, directors.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, se. cor. Waslı- ington and Meridian; organized 1863, capital $500,000. William H. English, prest., John C. New, cashier ; Wm. H. English, John C. New, H. Bates, jr., N. S. Greene, E. G. Eng- lish, Deloss Root, J. McLene, Robt. Brown- ing, J. G. Stiltz, E. S. Alvord, T. B. Mc- Carty, directors.
FLETCHER'S BANK, 30 E. Washington ; or- ganized 1830, capital, $200,000. S. A. Fletcher & Co., props. Banking hours from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
HARRISON'S BANK, 15 E. Washington, es- tablislied in 1855, capital $100,000. Alfred & Jolin C. S. Harrison, proprs. Banking hours from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
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