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1


R. L. POLK & CO.'S INDIANAPOLIS


CITY DIRECTORY


For 1899.


EMBRACING A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS, PRIVATE CITIZENS, A DIRECTORY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, CHURCHES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BENEVOLENT, LITERARY AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS, INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT, ETC .-


TO WHICH IS ADDED


A NEW MAP OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS WITH STREET GUIDE


ALSO


A. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY


VOLUME XLV.


INDI.


OF CORPORATE


CITY


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PUBLISHED BY R. L. POLK & CO. 23-24 FITZGERALD BUILDING, CORNER MONUMENT PLACE AND MARKET STREET.


Entered According to Act of Congress, in the Year 1899, by R. L. Polk & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.


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ALLIED PRINTING


&TRADES


UNION LABEL


COUNCIL


INDIANAPOLIS


PRESS OF C. E. HOLLENBECK, INDIANAPOLIS


FORTY-FIFTH VOLUME. R


1899.


917, 7252 1899


INTRODUCTORY. B42041


The first volume of the Indianapolis City Directory was issued in 1855. It was a small volume, but Indianapolis was then a small city. As Indianapolis has grown, the Di- rectory has increased in pages until it is a large volume. At first but comparatively few copies were published; now it is an es- sential in every store, office and factory in the city. No book is so much in evidence. The person coming to town to find friend or business man, goes to the nearest office on his arrival to find a Directory. If he does not find it, he departs with the impression that the people in that place are not doing much business. By the same token, if the Directory is nearly out of its covers and bears marks of much usage, he concludes that it is a place frequented by many peo- ple. No book in the city is so much con- sulted. The lady making her list of invita- tions consults it for addresses; the business man sending out notices or filling orders finds it necessary and all those who desire to find somebody seek the City Directory. If a man in another city writes to ascertain something of a resident, the person of whom. the inquiry is made goes to the City Di- rectory to find the name. If it is not there the answer is "I cannot tell."


This Directory contains 71,747 names. On the basis of 234 inhabitants to each name in the Directory, the population of Indianapo- lis January 1, 1899, was 197,304. Last year the population of the city, on the same basis, was 194,700-not so large a gain as the year previous, because of the absorp- tion of several suburbs in. 1897. Increase in population is not, however, the best indica- tion of material growth. In business, and particularly in those industries which af- ford full employment to the people, 1898 was one of unprecedented prosperity. That its business and industry are on a sound basis, the shortest list of business failures in re- cent years is the best possible proof. The fact that Indianapolis financial companies took the last issue of bonds as the lowest bidders shows that capital is abundant in the city.


It may be said that Indianapolis is what it is to-day more by what may be called the inventions of man than any city in the country. It has no navigable rivers which, before the era of railroads, made the build- ing of large cities possible. Because it was near the geographical center of the State it was selected for its capital. Its first set- tlement was if 2ยบ20. It could scarcely have


been called a village in 1825 when it was made the capital. The location of the capi- tal in Indianapolis called settlers to the vi- cinity, but having no navigable river and no roads, it was isolated. The real growth of the city began with its first railroad, in 1847. Thereafter, its growth kept pace with the development of railroads, which have be- come its arterial system through which pul- sates the life blood of commerce and binds it to the rest of the country. Location and its system of railroads have made Indian- apolis the real capital and metropolis of Indiana as few State capitals are. As the years pass, Indianapolis becomes more and more the political, commercial and social center of Indiana. Whatever the citizen of Indiana may say of the greed of Indian- apolis when legislative favors and offices are in question, he feels that the capital of the State is his and he is proud of it. And well he may be, since the Indianapolis of to-day is made up largely of men who were born in other counties, thus connect- ing it by kindred or social ties to every part of Indiana. Thus the future of Indian- apolis is bound to the rest of the State by many and inseparable ties. No section of the State can prosper without Indianapolis sharing the benefit, and this city cannot en- joy a prosperity that the rest of the State cannot share.


Almost the center of the country's popu- lation, Indianapolis is fast becoming one of the favorite cities for national assemblages of business men, scientific and professional organizations. It has ample hotel and other accommodations, while the town, built upon what was once swamps and bogs, has be- come one of the most beautiful cities in the land-to use the words of Admiral Brown, "the most beautiful city in the world in which to live."


The publishers congratulate themselves that the Forty-fifth Volume is an im- provement in some respects upon those which have preceded it. It cannot contain many new features, but the greater fa- miliarity with the city and the greater ac- uracy incident to experience warrants the conviction that the issue for 1899 is superior to its predecessors.


With each passing year the publishers have realized their obligation to the people of Indianapolis for their support and uni- form courtesy to their agents. Their obli- gation is greater now than a year ago.


R. L. POLK & CO.


TABLE OF CONTENTS.


Page.


Abbreviations


139


Additions and Removals, opp 139


Asylums, Hospitals, Etc. 110


Bands of Music ... 124


Banks and Bankers .. 110


Builders' Exchange 111


Building Associations 111


Cemeteries 113


Churches and Sunday Schools.


City Officials 106


Classified Business Directory.


1009


Clubs .


117


County Officers


103


Courts 118


Federal Officers


119


Secret and Benevolent Organizations. 132


Street and Avenue Guide.


73


131


Supreme Court


105


Township Officers 110


Trust Companies


111


Ward Boundaries


101


INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


Page ....


Abel & Doyle'.


5


Adams Joseph R. 1111


Advance Electric Co.


.right bottom cor cards


Aldag Paint and Varnish Co


1113


Allen Bros


1011


Allison James A.


1066 and 1119


Allison W D Co. 1124


American Bonding and Trust Co.


right bottom cor cards


American Detective Association.


1049


American


Indemnity


and


Assurance


.1085


Co


American Laundry Co.


left side lines


American Manufacturing Co.


right bottom lines


American Oil Co ..


opp 152


American Tent and Awning Co.


.1013


American Toilet Supply Co.


.1149


Anderson Ab L.


.1029


Anderson George


1029


Aneshaensel C & Co .. right bottom cor cards


Apple L T Co.


1152


Ashbaugh John H & Son.


.1018


Atkins E C & Co .... front cover and opp 1140


Baker & Daugherty


1144


Balke & Krauss Co.


left top lines


Barton W E & Co ... right bottom cor cards


Bates Charles Edgar.


.1011


Bauer H C Engraving Co.


1061


Bayne James Co ..... right bottom cor cards


Beck Wm


.1100


Bee Hive Paper Box Co


.1114


Bell Thompson R.


1116


Benedict George H & Co 1062


Bird Frank Transfer Co ...


.198, 1110 and 1150


Bishop Charles T.


1119


Booth Benjamin


.left top lines


Bowley George J.


.1156


Bradford Chester


.left top cor cards, 6 and 1117


Braley Charles H.


1036


Brinker & Habeney


1024


Drach Max


1011


Bruce James P.


1015


East Stephen H


.right bottom cor cards


Buchanan Joseph W .. left bottom cor cards


Builders Supply Co


.1027


Burford Wm B


opp 239.


Page.


Butler College


opp 245


Capital City Steam Boiler and Sheet Iron


Works


1022


Capital National Bank


.back bone and left top cor cards


Capital Rubber Stamp Works ..


.left bottom cor cards and 5


Capitol City Awning and Tent Co.


1014


Capitol Lumber Co


1097


Carleton Thomas L.


1127


Cash Milton


1124


Central Law Union


1041


Chamber of Life Insurance.left bottom lines


Chandler Henry C.


1063


Chicago Bridge and Iron Co.


1042


Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway. 104


Club Stables


.1095


Coburn Henry Lumber Co.


1126


Coburn Wm H Coal Co ..


right top lines and 1039


Coldewey Aug & Co.


.1155


Commercial Electric Co.


1055


Co-operative Carriage Co. 1035


Coppock Bros


top stencil edge


Coppock Wm A.


1047


Coull & West


1111


Crescent Paper Co.


opp 301


Crosley M A Mrs.


5


Cycler Ensign The.


1107


Dalton & Merrifield.


left top lines


Darrow Ben L ..


.right side lines


Daum Sanatorium


.opp 313


Day Thos C & Co.


right top cor cards


Dean Bros Steam Pump Works.


3


De Frees Thomas M.


opp 321


Dell Frank M.


.right bottom lines


Diener August


front stencil edge and opp 1104 . Dietz Fred Co The.


right side lines


and 10


Dohn Wm


1099


Donnell Dollie


1075


Eberhardt & Co.


1014


Electro-Therapeutic Mnfg Co The.


1121


Ellis & Helfenberger ...... right bottom lines


Page. Medical and Dental Colleges and Soci- eties 121


Miscellaneous Information 105


Miscellaneous


Societies and Organiza-


Board of School Commissioners.


106


tions


121


Musical Societies 124 Newspapers 124


Police Department 109 Post Office 126


Public Buildings, Halls, Etc. 127


Public Parks 130


Public Schools 131


Railroads 130


Schools


131


Fire Department


107


General Directory


139


Street Railways


Indiana State Government .. 105


Insurance


119


Labor Organizations


120


Libraries


121


113


7


NMLANGSENKAMP MANUFACTURER INDIANAPOLISIND


BAUER ENG.M.IND' S


Wm. Langsenkamp ~ ~ Coppersmith


MANUFACTURER OF


BREW, JACKET AND CANDY KETTLES, DYE CYLINDERS, COILS, SODA FOUNTAINS, ETC.


Also Dealer in Sheet Copper and Brass, and Copper and Brass Tubing and Rods


ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.


Corner Georgia and Delaware Streets Telephone 121


HENRY LANGSENKAMP:"


WM. LANGSENKAMP, JR.


LANGSENKAMP BROS' BRASS WORKS


Tel. 121.


FOUNDERS AND


FINISHERS


HEAVY AND LIGHT CASTINGS IN BRASS, ZINC, WHITE METAL, ALUMINUM, PHOSPHOR, BRONZE, ETC.


SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIR WORK.


SHEET BRASS, BRASS TUBES AND RODS. 142-144 (Old 90-92) E. Georgia St., near Delaware, Indianapolis


H. L. SANDERS


MANUFACTURER OF


Waiters' and Cooks' Outfits


Barbers' Coats, Butchers' Jackets and Frocks, Bar Coats, Oversleeves, White Duck Pants, Etc.


GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS


Dress Suits for Wedding Parties. We carry Aprons for Waiters, Cooks, Barkeepers, Bakers, Butchers, Printers, and Every Business.


SEND FOR A CATALOGUE AND PRICE-LIST.


206 Indiana Ave., and 108 W. Ohio St. INDIANAPOLIS.


Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention.


8


-ITEN'S DYE HOUSE-


LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING CLEANED, DYED AND REPAIRED


Fur and Seal Work a Specialty. Dry Cleaning. Work Called for and Delivered.


BRUSSELS AND MOQUET CARPETS DYED


105 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis


Zaiser-Cathcart Co.


21 South Meridian Street, Indianapolis


(GROUND FLOOR) SEALS, STENCILS, RUBBER STAMPS STEEL STAMPS, STAMP AND STENCIL INKS, CHECKS, BADGES, REGALIA, ETC. Telephone-Old Co., 14042. New Co., 350.


R. KINKLIN'S Wig and Costume Bazaar,


New No. 448 East Washington Street (Second Floor) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Largest Assortment of Costumes and Wigs for Ladies and Gentlemen to rent For Masquerade Balls, Societies,


Church Entertainments and Theatricals of All Kinds. Wigs For Sale and Made to Order.


Masks and Grease Paints for Sale.


Prices Reasonable.


Residence Phone, 1 Ring on 1266.


Ribbon Badges and Banners Made to Order.


B P


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McNamara-Koster Foundry Co. FOUNDRY AND PATTERN SHOP


All Kinds of Heavy and Light Gray Iron Castings. Particular Attention Given to Job Pattern Work.


408 TO 412 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, TELEPHONE 1593. INDIANAPOLIS.


69


INDIANA, DECATUR & WESTERN RAILWAY,


25 MILES THE SHORTEST LINE TO


KANSAS CITY AND ALL POINTS


WEST


THE ONLY LINE RUNNING PALACE SLEEPING AND CHAIR CARS DAILY BETWEEN


CINCINNATI, O., INDIANAPOLIS, IND., DECATUR AND SPRINGFIELD, ILL.


WITHOUT CHANGE


TO AND FROM HANNIBAL, KEOKUK AND QUINCY WITHOUT LEAVING THE TRAIN.


PERFECT CONNECTIONS EAST AND WEST.


GEO. H. GRAVES, Superintendent, JNO. S. LAZARUS, Gen. Freight and Pass. Agt., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


10


Wrought Iron Bridge Company


W. W. WINSLOW, General Agent.


Office, Room 1 Hubbard Block, S. W. Corner Washington and Meridian Sts. TEL. 1190. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


pride.


ship and quality of material with


built by us) with many other Marion county and city bridges, across White River, and we refer to the workman-


Steel Bridge (including masonry


Wrought Iron Bridge and a 400 x 30


was furnished by us; also 375-foot


way Co.'s new Illinois Street Tunnel The Iron Work for the Union Rail-


Builders of Steel, Iron, Wood and Combination


RAILROAD AND HIGHWAY BRIDGES


VIADUCTS, GIRDERS, ROOF TRUSSES, GENERAL STRUCTURAL WORK, TURNTABLES, IRON WHARFS, ETC. DYE FORGES, EYE BARS AND UPSET RODS A SPECIALTY.


THE FRED DIETZ CO.


1102 MADISON AVENUE,


MANUFACTURERS OF-


WOODEN PACKING BOXES.


L


1


FREONOTETZI


PROVEOINTRUCKI


PAT. JULY 28, 1896.


Factory and Warehouse Trucks.


Send for Catalogue. Tel. 654


The Best Bridge in the State of Indiana.


The new 500-foot Steel Bridge, with


36-foot Roadway, and 21/2-foot walk,


across White River, Kentucky ave.,


Washington street


cost $62,000.00. (Pogue's Run) plate girders, with numerous other City and Marion


County bridges, as well as through-


out the State.


AURORA, ING


69


INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


Page.


Ensey O B .... left bottom cor cards


Enterprise Foundry and Fence Co. right bottom lines


Enterprise Hotel .1080


Enterprise Odorless Vault and Sink


.1152 Cleaning Co


Farrell J S & Co.


left bottom cor cards


Fatout Hervey B


1037


Fatout James N.


1112


Co


Fay Henry H.


1131


Fertig & Kevers.


1112


Financial Exchange The.right top cor cards


Fitzgerald Frank N.


1041


Foster Lumber Co.


1126


Franklin Commercial Agency.


1041


Freeman John


1127


Friedgen C ...


.. right top lines


Gardner Joseph.


left top cor cards


Gold Medal Butter


.right top lines


Germania Life Insurance Co.


right bottom lines


Grand Trunk Railway .opp 104


Green Transfer Co.


right side lines, 1094 and 1150


Green W A & Co.


opp 426


Guarantee Roofing Co.


1135


Guedelhoefer John


1035


Hall & Hill


backbone and opp 441


Hamilton S P


1146 and 1150


Harris Fremont


1125


Hartmann Charles L.


.right bottom lines


Hawkins R D


1102


Heeb Emmett J .. .front cover, right bottom lines and 4


Herdrich Charles


1099


Langsenkamp Wm


Herrington Frank L. 1076


Hitt T S.


.1141


Hogan Transfer and Storage Co.1146 and 1150 Hollenbeck C E. .opp 490 Home Laundry .right side lines


Home Stove Co.


opp 493


Hood Arthur M.


.1115


Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co. .1081


Houghton A.


1015


Huder Henry J.


left top lines


Humphreys M E & Co. .1046 Indiana, Decatur & Western Railway .... 9


Indiana Dental College .opp 244


Indiana Electrotype Co.


left side lines


Indiana Illustrating Co


opp 1060


Indiana Law School.


opp 244


Indiana Screen Factory


. back cover


Indiana Timber and Lumber Co.


1098


Indiana Trust Co. front cover, opp 514 and opp 1082 Indiana Woman The. opp 1060 Indianapolis Box Factory. .right side lines and 10 Indianapolis Buggy Top Co. 1033 Indianapolis Business University


front cover, right bottom lines and 4 Metzger A Agency .left bottom lines Michie Albert 1042 Michigan Lumber Co .. .embossed line back cover and opp 663 ..


Indianapolis Calcium Light Co .. .1029 Indianapolis Collecting and Reporting Agency 1041 Indianapolis College of Law. 4


Indianapolis District Telegraph Co .... .. 1057 Indianapolis Gas Co .. back cover and opp 516


Page. Indianapolis Manufacturers' and Car-


penters' Union


2


Indianapolis Paint and Color Co ... 1113 Indianapolis Paper Box Factory .... .1114 Indianapolis Steel Roofing and Corru-


gating Co ..


.right side lines


Indianapolis Tent and Awning Co. .1014 Indianapolis Tool and Manufacturing 1099 Indianapolis Wood Ornament and Re- frigerator Co 1067


International Patent Agency 1115


Isensee A jr


.1096 and 1136


Iten Emma


8


Jacks & Lebo


1042


Jacobs Frank F.


1079


Jenkins & Davis


.1112


Kattau H H & Co


1038


Kattau Wm & Son.


1043


Keeley Institute of Plainfield, Ind .. 1141


Keeport A B & Co.


.opp 1027


Kennedy & Connaughton .1022


Kinklin Richard


8


Kinney H J & O C


1118


Kinsey L. A Co .. .1026


Kline L P F.


.1124


Koehler G


1119


Kotteman Wm


.right top lines


Kottlowski Ernest A


1043


Krauss Charles.


.right top lines


Harris Walter B.


1028


Kregelo C E.


.right top cor cards


Krumholz Lambert .1153


Lake Erie and Western Railroad.


.opp 579 and opp inside back cover


Langsenkamp Bros Brass Works.


7


Lieber H Co The


.right top cor cards,


Lifchitz Herman


1015


Lockwood V H


1116


Losh J W ...


left bottom lines and 1131


Love & Prather


1111


Lueders Misses


1145


McCrea Frank F.


.left bottom cor cards


McKee T M.


.1067


McNamara-Koster Foundry Co.


right top lines and 8 McWorkman Willard ...... left top cor cards Majestic Building .... back cover and opp 516 Major A M .1152


Marion Trust Co


opp 1151


Martindale Clarence


1011


Mayer Charles & Co.


opp 652


Mayer George J .... left bottom cards and 5 Medical College of Indiana. .opp 244


Meikel C W.


.right bottom lines


Melaun Ernst


.1012


Mercantile Discount Co .. right top cor cards Messenger W Horndon .. .left bottom lines


Miller L V & Co.


1031


Miller Oil Co


1110


Minter A.


5


7


Leeson Henry C.


.right top lines


Lehman's Transfer Co.


.1150


Levey Bros & Co


opp 594


70


INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


Page.


Minturn Joseph A .. .. 1118


Monarch . Governor


and


Machine Co


Smither Henry C. left top lines


Smither Theodore F


.right side lines


Smock Ferd C.


.1030


Smock Wm C.


.1090


Snow-Church Co ..


.right top cor cards


Springsteen R E Tailoring Co.


.right top cor cards


Stafford E E.


.opp 1060


Standard Sign Co.


.left side lines and opp 875 Stanley George W. .right side lines Staples W A .1011


Stein Theodore


.... embossed line front cover and opp 1009


Stewart W P & Co.


1081


Sullivan & Mahan.


left bottom lines


Peddicord John W.


.1125


Thurtle John G.


1011


Tilton H W & Co.


1010


Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Rail-


road ...


opp 105


Traylor Marion H.


1012


Truemper Charles J.


.1013


Tutewiler H W & Son.


.. left bottom lines


Tuttle Herman C & Bro.


.left bottom cor cards


Union Casualty and Surety Co.


right bottom cor cards


Union Transfer and Storage Co


Union Trust Co.


left side lines


front cover opp 929 and opp 1086


University of Indianapolis


opp 244


Vansyckle Advertising Co.


1009


Varney & McOuat ...... left top lines and 1058


Victor Fred C.


opp 936


Vonnegut Hardware Co ..... left bottom lines


Wachs


1156


Walk Julius C & Son ... left bottom cor cards


Walker W. L ..


.1124


Wasson W G Co The


Weadon Albert C.


1013


Webb-Jameson Co.


1082


Wenell J A.


.1078


West Side Coal, Wood and Transfer Co .. 1039


Wheelmen's Co


.right side lines


Wiegel Wm ..


.left side lines and 1144


Williams E D & Co.


left bottom lines


Williams Joel.


left side lines, 1032


Williams Typewriter.right bottom cor cards


Willis J A.


1137


Winslow W W


10


Winter Charles R ..


1128


Winterrowd Thomas A.


.1012


Winters A E.


1107


Woerner Frank W


1118


Wohlfeld J


1068


Siegfried Julia


.1123


Wolf E A.


1112


Wood Edson T.


rip top lines


Wood-Weaver Printing Co.


opp 993


Wrought Iron Bridge Co.


10


Zaiser-Cathcart Co


.right bottom cor cards and


8


Shingle Co


1097


Sloan J K


.1145


Page. -


Smith Florian O


.1068


Missouri Pacific Railway


.opp 104


Smith T W.


.1034


(Inc). .left top lines and opp 1069


Monthly Herald The


1107


Moore W Scott & Son.


.1011


Mueller & Watson.


.1019


Munter Kevi


1137


Nankervis J & Son


.opp 699


New Telephone Co.


opp 704


Nicoli Charles A.


1061


Nordyke & Marmon Co .... inside back cover


Norman I H


.1044


Nuerge & Reinking Oval & Koster.


.left top cor cards


Parrott-Taggart Bakery.bottom stencil edge Pattison Joseph H. .... right top cor cards


Pfleger Joseph C.


.1142


Pflumm Oscar


.1050


Phillips & Herring.


.1113


Place Homer V.


.1011


Plainfield Keeley Institute.


1141


Polk R L & Co. opp 1026 and back fly leaf


Prunk Harriet Augusta Mrs.


138


Read C W.


1113


Reedy D V & Co. .back cover and 1060


Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co. .right bottom lines


Reporter Publishing Co.


right top lines


Rich John W


1128


Richie I N.


left top lines


Robbins Bros.


1132


Robbins & Frazier.


.1045


Roberts & Matlock.


1068


Roch Tobias


.1012


Rosebrock C Henry


back


cover


Roth Gas Engine Co


1069


Roth & Young


1095


Rottler Frank M.


.1077


Rough Notes Co.


1083


..


.left bottom cor cards, 1027 and 1034


Rupert Frank H.


.right side lines


Sanborn Electric Co.


.1058


Sanders Henry L ..


7


Webster H C.


1049


Sanitary Odorless Co.


1153


Sawyer Frank K.


left side lines


Scharn & Rubush


1010


Schiffling Albert & Son


1136


Schmedel Hiram.


1027


Schuck Samuel


1132


Williams Frank


1119


Schweikle & Prange .. left side lines and 1035


Scott W A & Son. .back cover Seguin Edward S R.


.right bottom cor cards


Selvage Joseph W .left top cor cards Server Wm O .1059 Shank & Shank. .1081


Sheffield Saw Works


front cover and opp 1140


Silvius E T & Co. 1115 Singer Mnfg Co. right bottom cor cards Sipe J, C. .left top cor cards Sisson George D, Redwood Lumber and


1031


Zimmerman C & Sons


left bottom lines


INDIANAPOLIS STREET RAILWAY LINES.


The marginal letters of the alphabet in the Street Directory refer to the nearest street car line. To find what car runs nearest to a given' number, find the street and number in the Directory and refer back from the marginal letter to the corresponding letter in the following street railway lines:


Pennsylvania Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois e to Pennsylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Six- teenth, e on Sixteenth to Talbott av, n on Talbott av to Twenty-second.


B Central Avenue Line.


From Union Depot n on Illinois to Geor- gia, e on Georgia to Meridian, n on Me- ridian to Washington, e on Washington, to Pennsylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Massa- chusetts av, n e on Massachusetts av to Alabama, n on Alabama to Ft Wayne av, n e on Ft Wayne av to Central av, n on Central av to Twenty-fifth. In order to go north of Twenty-fifth take Central av car marked Crown Hill, or Fair Grounds.


Alabama Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois e to Pennsylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Massa- chusetts av, n e on Massachusetts av to Alabama, n on Alabama to Nineteenth.


D College Avenue Line.


From Union Depot n on Illinois to Wash- ington, e on Washington to Pennsylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Massachusetts av, n e on Massachusetts av to College av, n on College av to Twenty-seventh.


I East Tenth Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois e to Pennsylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Massa- chusetts av, n e on Massachusetts av to Tenth, e on Tenth to Keystone av.


F Brightwood Line.


From Union Depot n on Illinois to Geor- gia, e on Georgia to Meridian, n on Me- ridian to Washington, e on Washington to Pennsylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Market, e on Market to Alabama, n on Alabama to Massachusetts av, n e on Massachusetts av to Cornell av, n on Cornell av to Thir- teenth, e on Thirteenth to Hill av, n e on Hill av to Hillside av, n e on Hillside av to Beech, e on Beech to Lawrence, e on Law- rence to Bloyd av, n e on Bloyd av to Gale, n on Gale to Twenty-fifth.


Columbia Avenue Line.


From cor Georgia and Illinois e to Penn- sylvania, n on Pennsylvania to Maryland,


e on Maryland to Delaware, n on Delaware to Massachusetts av, n e on Massachusetts av to Cornell av, n on Cornell av to Thir- teenth, e on Thirteenth to Columbia av, n on Columbia av to Sixteenth, e on Sixteenth to Martindale av, n on Martindale av to Nineteenth.


South East Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois e to Virginia av, s e on Virginia av to East, s on East to Morris.


I Shelby Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois e to Virginia av, s e on Virginia av to Shelby, s on Shelby to Belt R R.


Prospect Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois e to Virginia av, s e on Virginia av to Prospect, e on Prospect to State av.


Illinois Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois n on Illinois to Twenty-second.


L Mapleton, Crown Hill and


Fairview Park Line.


From Union Depot n on Illinois to Thirty- fourth, w on Thirty-fourth to Senate av (Crown Hill Cemetery), n on Senate av to Thirty-eighth, w on Thirty-eighth and n to Fairview Park.


M North Indianapolis Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois n to Market, w on Market to Capitol av, n on Capitol av to Ohio, w on Ohio to Senate av, n on Senate av to Twenty-first, w on Twen- ty-first to Northwestern av, n w on North- western av to Crown Hill, w from Crown Hill to Clifton, s on Clifton to Twenty- seventh, e on Twenty-seventh, to North- western av.


N North West Street Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois n to In- diana av, n w on Indiana av to West, n on West to Fifteenth.


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INDIANAPOLIS STREET RAILWAY LINES.


O West Indianapolis Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois s to Maryland, w on Maryland to Kentucky av, $ w on Kentucky av to River, w on River to River av, s w on River av to Oliver av, w on Oliver av to Warren, s on Warren to Ray, w on Ray to Klondyke av, s on Klon- dyke av to Morris, w on Morris to Reisner, s on Reisner to Howard, w on Howard to McLain.


P Stock Yards Line.


From cor Washington and Illinois s to South, w on South to West, s on West to Morris, w on Morris to Kentucky av, s w on Kentucky av to Belt R R, thence s to Stock Yards.




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