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U. S. Claim Agts.
Fitzgerald P H, 7212 E Market. Pritchard B F, 36 W Washington. Witt B F, 10 and 12 Hubbard Blk.
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Undertakers.
Gemsteiner G Sen, 276 E Market. Hedges & Smith, 76 W Maryland. Herrman F J & Son, 26 S Delaware. Kregelo D & Sou, 77 and 79 N Delaware. Lyons, Shaw and Co, 71 S Illinois. Renihan. Long & Hedges, 15 Circle. Weaver & Wert. 39 N Illinois.
U. S. Commissioners.
Bixby F L, 7 Baldwin Blk. Davis E A, 3 Talbott & News Blk. Knefler F, 32 N Delaware. Pierce H D, 241% E Washington. Winter F, Fletcher & Sharpe's Blk.
U. S. Pension Agt. Terrill W H H, PO Bldg.
U. S. Recruiting Officer. Logan T H, 1712 W Washington.
Vault Door Mfg. Noelke & Co, 22 N East.
Veneers.
Williamson M D, terminus Massachu- setts ave.
Varnish Mfgs.
Ebner, Aldag & Co, s e cor Ohio and Winston. Lilly J O D & Son, w s Race s Grant.
Viterinary Surgeons.
Pritchard E H, 70 W Market. Watson A W, 42 E Marylund.
Vegetable Gardeners. Wegherst H, e s East s Morris.
Vinegar Mfgs.
Bates J, 143 Virginia ave. Randolph A E, 226 to 230 S Delaware.
Wagon and Carriage Dealers. luedelhoofer & Son, s e cor Eddy and South.
Wagon Makers.
Anderson J J, s w cor Massachusetts and Peru aves. anse W, 415 Virginia ave. entz & Swigert, 302 and 304 E Wash- ington. inkley H, 299 Massachusetts ave. uchanan J M, 25 to 29 a East. hapman J, 518 W Washington (W I). air E, 167 Fort Wayne ave. regg J A, 222 W North. anover C, 10 Arch. artman and Friver, 197 S East. ogle S M, 109 Kentucky ave.
Job A, 641 Virginia ave.
Karle and Rosebrock, w s Dillon n Pros- pect.
Keepers and McLain, 30 Plum.
Kneewater C, 19 N Alabama.
Miller and Wells, 172 and 174 8 New Jersey.
Munsell E, 368 E St Clair.
Nye B F, e s Davidson n Washington. Sames J, 223 W Vermont. Scherer F, 351 Madison ave.
Schwiekle and Prange, 424 and 429 E Washington.
Shover G H, 159 to 174 E Market.
Stumpf, Hill and Co, 619 Virginia ave. Walle M and Bro, 246 S Delaware. Wonnell C, 380 Virginia ave.
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
Adams, Mansur and Co, 47 and 49 8 Meridian.
Cathcart and Cleland, 26 E Washington. Dukemineer J, 74 N Pennsylvania. Gall A, 101 E Washington.
Peoples Store, 88 E Washington.
Roll and Morris, 30 to 34 S Illinois.
Watchmakers.
Beck S T, 54 N Pennsylvania. Bingham W P, 50 E Washington. Colclazer J H, 12 E Washington.
Cornelius W L, 190 W Washington. Craft Harry, 24 E Washington. Crane S D, 164 Virginia axe. Detrichs ond Kipp, Baldwin Blk. Downie C L, 11 N Illinois.
Feller C and Co, 226 E Washington,
Forbes J R, 34 Virginia ave. Gillett and Janison, 14 Hubbards Blk.
Heinrich C, 165 E Washington. Herron F M, 16 W Washington. Kahn D and Co, 83 E Washington. Kiefer L F and Son, 2 Odd Fellows Hall. Kalb W C, 60 Massachusetts ave.
Lay W N, 190 W Washington.
McRoberts J W, 151 Fort Wayne ave. Mai A, 43 S Illinois. Miller R A, 268 E Washington.
Northrop W W, Bates House corner.
Oehler A, 20 S Delaware.
Oehler R, 183 W Washington.
Ott L F, 32 Indiana ave.
Paulman E L, 24 Indiana ave.
Schliebitz F W, 178 E Washington. Schriner Wm, 118 S Illinois.
Schurr L, 78 Indiana ave. Stacy M D, 66 N Illinois.
Vance J J, 76 Massachusetts ave. Weber F, 50 S Illinois.
Wolverton E, 2612 Massachusetts ave. Zumbush T, 3 Odd Fellows Hall.
Well Augurs.
Gowan and Bolm, 194 Virginia ave. Morgan A W, 1 Glenns Blk.
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Wheel Mfgs. Woodburn Sarven Wheel Co, 230 S Illi- nois.
White Goods. Wholesale.
Fortner, Floyd and Co, 75 S Meridian. Saddier, Pee, Roots and Co, 128 and 130 S Meridian.
Wig Mfgs. Denneen and Phelan, 212 W Washing- ton.
Spades J C, 10 N Pennsylvania. Stevens Mrs S L, 37 W Washington.
Willow Ware.
Chambers J G, 6 E Washington. Mayer C & Co, 29 W Washington.
Wine Importer. Monninger D, 20 Kentucky ave.
Wines aud Liquors. Wholesale.
Brinkneyer J C & Co, 19, 21 and 23 N Tennessee.
Catherwood J, 92 and 94 S Meridian. Dennis, Branson & Co, 84 S Meridian. Gapen P M, 64 S Pennsylvania. Griffin G O. 187 E Washington. Kahn & Bals, 33 E Maryland. Kaufman B, 28 W Louisiana. Leary P C, 229 W Washington. Moran P F, 8 W Louisiana. Mullaney & Hayes, 135 S Meridian. Pfau & Ward, 141 S Meridian. Rikhoff & Co, 107 S Illinois. Ryan James B, 170 N Tennessee, and 55 Indiana ave. Schwabacher & Selig, 41 S Delaware. Spencer C N, 290 E Washington. Stumph J B & Co, 143 S Meridian. Wood D A, 162 Indiana ave. Woodford, Feldkamp & Co, 82 S Mer- idian.
Wholesale and Retail.
Chapin & Gore, 30 and 32 N Illinois. Heims M & Co, 113 S Illinois. Laner C, 202 E Washington.
Ryan James B, 170 N Tennessee, and 55 Indiana ave.
Stout F & Son, 160 W Washington. Thomson J, 51 Indiana ave.
Retail.
Kaufman A, 410 and 412 Indiana ave. Kuhn P, 160 Fort Wayne ave. Rice Mrs B, 115 Fort Wayne ave. Wilson J F, 66 Indiana ave. Wood D A, 162 Indiana ave. Zumpfe, 22 N Delaware.
Wire Goods.
Hollenbeck & Co, 37 S Illinois.
Wood Carvers.
Schuman A F, 115 Patterson. Sterchi T, 81 Fort Wayne ave.
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Wood Turner. Kalb L, 23 E South.
Woodworking Machinery. Nichols A T & Co, 63 and 65 W Mary- land.
Wood Yards.
Blackman J B, 53 S Pennsylvania. Blackman J L, cor Grove and Dillou. Blake J R, 350 N Mississippi. Giezendanner Mrs A, 319 N Noble. Privett W, 218 W North. Stout A, 285 W Market. Stout J C, 282 Douglass. Sharp W H, 124 W 4th.
Woodenware Mfgs. Udell Ladder & Woodenware Co, North Indianapolis.
Wool Dealers.
Alvord J C, 21 to 25 W Georgia. Bond & Allerdice, 202 and 204 S Mer- idian. Eccles Wm, 68 W Washington. Merritt & Coughlen, 411 W Washington.
Woolen Mills.
Geisendorff C E & Co, 402 W Washing- ton. Merritt & Coughlen, 411 W Washington.
M. T. ALLARDT,
Architect and Superintendent, Office, 77.1-2 East Market St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
REFERENCES,-Spann Bros., res. North Delaware St .; South Meridian Street,
The Centennial Block, on
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C. C. FOSTER. GALLOWAY BLACKMAN & CO. E. J. FOSTER.
FOSTER, BLACKMAN & FOSTER, Dealer, in Plne, Poplar & Walnut
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, &c. 55 WEST FIRST STREET, INDIANAPOLIS.
55 R. L. SHILLING, 55 Manufacturer and Dealer in Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags, No, 55 West Washington St. & 12 Kentucky Ave. OPPOSITE THE BATES AND OCCIDENTAL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 5 TRUNKS REPAIRED AND MADE TO ORDER. 55
CHURCHMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
MPERIAL BAKING POWDER
Self-Rising Breadstuffs, Flavoring Extracts, Cream of Tartar, Etc. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
eas, Roasted and Ground Coffees, Spices, Superfine Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Oat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Pearl Barley, Laundry Supplies, Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Etc.
gents for Dobbins' Electric Soap, Burton's Malthoptonique, Far- mer's Challenge Yeast, Etc., Etc.
No. 54 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
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P. LEIBER & CO. City Brewery,
South Madison St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. H. GREUNART.
SALOON AND; BILLIARD HALL,
68 East Washington St.
Indiana Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.
J. GEORGE STILZ, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Agricultural Implements,
Machines and Horticultural Tools, Garden and Grass Seeds, Etc.
78 E. WASHINGTON ST. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Eagle Feed Cutters, Thomas Smoothing Harrow, S. Horney & Co.'s Richmond Steel Plow, Buckeye Grain Drill No. 1 and No. 2, Latest Improved Buckeye Cider Mill, Improved Union and Globe Churns, Straw Cutters, Corn Shellers, Wheel barrows, Ash and Cedar Dasher Churns, Ox Yokes, Measures and Grain Sacks Clover Gatherers, Hullers and Cleaners.
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HOTELS.
FROM DIFFERENT STANDPOINTS.
Hotel 'Bates-as seen from the balcony of the Grand Hotel.
Grand Hotel-as seen from the balcony of the Hotel 'Bates.
"Occidental "-as seen from other balconies
PRINCELY PRIVATE PALACES.
BY OUR BOSS FOREIGN ARTIST.
Swiss cottage of Adolph Seidensticker, with Doric portico in front.
Castle of Charley Bals, built after the design of Castle Minden, Westphalia, Prussia.
Perpendicular Gothic villa of Hughs East, on North Illinois street; style of architecture, Ecclesiastical.
Grecian Ironic-residence of Peter Lieber, in the southeast part of the city, designed by a son of Malt-eh.
Charming rustic cottage of J. A. Crossland ; candied-ly one of the sweetest in the city.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
ACORN, from 310 West Merrill, south. AGNES, from New York north. t North, second west of Blake. Vermont. 130 Michigan. North.
ALABAMA, from 149 East Washing- ton, south to McCarty. 39 Maryland.
205 Virginia Ave'
205 Georgia. Louisiana.
195 South.
250 Duncan. 296 Merrill. McCarty.
ALABAMA, from 152 East Washing- ton, north, third east of Meridian. 51 Market. 102 Ohio.
145 New York. Vermont.
256 Michigan.
300 North
352 Walnut.
392 St. Clair.
432 Fort Wayne Ave. Pratt.
500 St. Joseph. First.
520 St. Mary.
574 Morrison.
600 Linden.
669 Home Ave.
Sixth. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth.
Alvord, from corner of Christian and Malott Aves., north to city limits. Home Ave. Lincoln Ave.
Seventh. Eighth.
Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh.
ANN, from Catharine south to Macau- ley, first west of Tennessee. 51 McCarty,
APPERIENT, from North to St.Clair between Illinois and Meridian:
ARCH, from Park Ave east to Plum first north of St. Clair. 30 Broadway.
Archer, from New York north to Cliff ord Ave., second east of C. C. C. & I R. R.
Vermont.
Michigan. Campbell. St. Clair. John. Madison. Clifford Ave.
ARIZONA, from 693 South Moridian t Dacota.
Minnesota. West. Dacota.
ARSENAL AVE, from East Washing ton south to Michigan Ave, secon west of Reed.
ARSENAL AVE, 762 East Washingtor north to Michigan, eighth east ( East. 34 Market. Ohio, New York. Vermont. Michigan.
ASH, from corner of Massachusett Ave, and Curve north to city limits. 36 Vine. 72 Cherry. Christian ave. Home Ave. Lincoln Ave. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth. Tenth, Eleventh. ATHON, from Rhode Island. north 1 Indiana Ave, first west of Blake. BARNHILL, from North to Coe, sixt west of Blake. Elizabeth.
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BATES, from 134 South Noble. east to city limits. 47 Benton. 99 Cady. 199 Bobbs. 283 Grant- Linden. Laurel. Reed.
BEATY, from 370 McCarty south to Buchanan, second east of East. BEELER, from Hill Ave north to Sev- enth, east of Columbia Ave. Lincoln. Seventh.
BELLEFONTAINE, from Cherry north to city limits, first west of Massachu- setts Ave.
Christian Ave. 178 Home Ave. Lincoln Ave. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth.
Tenth. . Elevnth.
ENTON, from 401 East Washington, south to Harrison, first east of Noble. 58 Maryland. Meek. 99 Georgia. Bates. Louisiana. Lord. 175 Harrison. ICKING, from 408 South Delaware, sast to East, second south of McCarty 74 High. New Jersey. East.
IDDLE, from Winston east to C. C. C. & I. R. R., first norih of North.
IRD, from Ohio north to Vermont, between Illinois and Meridian. New York ..
ISMARCK, from 439 Virginia Ave, west to Water, first south of McCarty LACKFORD, from 346 West Washing- ton, north to North. Market .. 14 Ohio. New York.
206 Vermont: 260 Michigan. 308 North.
LAKE, from 438 West Washington, north to Indiana Ave, fourth west of West.
Market. Ohio.
152 New York. 206 Vermont. 252 Michigan. 310 North.
378 Elizabeth.
408 Rhode Island. Indiana Ave.
BLUFF ROAD, from corner of Merid- ian and Morris, south. See Sotuh Meridian.
BOBBS, from Meak south to Louisiana, seventh east of Noble. Georgia. Bates. BOLTON, see Ninth.
BRADSHAW, from 531 Virginia Ave, west to Water, second south McCarty. BRETT, from Michigan Road west, fifth north of First.
BRIGHT, from Ohio north to North, . third west of West. New York.
208 Vermont.
266 Michigan. North.
BROADWAY, from St. Clair north to city limits, second east of East. Arch- 84 Vine.
110 Cherry.
148 Christian Ave.
184 Butler.
232 Home Ave. Lincoln Ave.
Seventh.
Eighth.
Ninth.
Tenth. Eleventh.
BROOKSIDE AVE, from Clifford Ave, northeast to city limits, first east of Massachusetts Ave.
BUCHANAN, from 508 South East, east to Virginia Ave., first south of McCarty. 36 Greer.
87 Beaty.
105 Water. Wright.
213 McKernan. Virginia Ave.
BUTLER, from Central Ave east to Col- lege Ave, first north of Christian Ave. Park Ave. Broadway. College Avenue.
CADY, from 501 East Washington .
south to Harrison. Maryland.
Meek.
Georgia.
Bates. Louisiana.
191 Lord. 199 Harrison.
CALIFORNIA, from 299 West Washing ton. south to Georgia. Maryland. 81 Georgia. CALIFORNIA, from 302 West Wash- ington, north to Indiana Ave, thenco northwest to First. Market.
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Ohio. 296 New York. 212 Vermont. 260 Michigan. North. Indiana Ave.
418 St. Clair. 572 Pratt. 522 First.
CAMP, from St. Clair north to First, first west of California.
50 Pratt. First.
CAMPBELL, from C. C. C. & I. R. R. east to Hanna, first north of Michi- gan. Dorman. Archer. Hanna. CANAL, see Missouri.
CATHARINE, from 365' South Tennes- see, west to West, first south of Mer- rill.
Ann. Missouri.
CATHOLIC, from Maryland south to Georgia, first west of Delaware.
CEDAR, from 430 Virginia Ave., north- east to corner Harrison aud Dillon. Hosbrook.
Elm. Huron. Fletcher Ave. Forrest Ave. Dillon.
CENTER, from Eller west to Douglass, first north of North.
CENTRAL AVE, from terminus of
Fort Wayne Ave, north to city limits. 52 Morrison.
174 Home Avenue.
237 Lincoln Ave.
278 Sixth.
330 Seventh.
Eighth. Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh.
Chadwick, from 233 McCarty south to Ray, first west of Missouri.
Charles, from north end Winston north to Peru Ave.
Chatham, from corner Massachusetts Ave and Walnut north to St. Clair.
CHERRY, from Fort Wayne Ave east to Massachusetts Ave, second north of St. Clair, 26 East.
50 Park Ave, Broadway.
154 Plum. 176 Oak. Ash. Peru.
CHESTNUT, from 86 South south to south to city limits, first east of Penn- sylvania. '
Merrill. Mc Carty. 280 Ray. 318 Wilkins. Morris. Hanway. CHRISTIAN AVE, from 35 Central Ave east to I. P. & C. R. R. Park. 84 Broadway. 151 Plum. Oak. 202 Ash.
256 Bellefontaine. 286 Peru.
CHURCH, from Morris to ray, first west of Tennessee.
CINCINNATI, from Michigan north to Walnut, between Liberty and Noble.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD, from! the corner of East and Maryland, east.
Noble. Benton.
Cady. Michigan Ave. Summit. Reed.
CIRCLE, surrounding the Governor's Circle'
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCIN- MATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAIL- ROAD, from corner af Market and Railroad, north to terminus Massa- chusetts Ave, thence northeasterly.
CLIFFORD AVE, from corner Massa- chusetts Ave and C. C. C. & I. R. R, east.
CLINTON, from Washington north to Michigan, between New Jersey and East.
COBURN, from Madison Ave east to Virginia Ave, third south of McCarty High. 113- New Jersey. East. 293 Wright.
341 McKernan. Short.
COE, from Hathaway west to city limits, first north to Elizabeth.
Maxwell.
Wilson. Barnhill.
COLLEGE AVE, from Christian Ave, north to city limits, third east of Cen- tral Ave. 104 Home Ave.
172 Lincoln Ave. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth. Tenth.
Eleventh.
Twelfth.
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HANSON & BERGUNDTHAL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,
LONGACRE_CO.
HEAVY HARDWARE,
Wagon and Carriage Wood Work, Springs, Axels, Etc.
80 S. Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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BASE BALL.
Rev. Dr. Somnos, of the Church of the Fragrant Profusion, being about to take his annual vacation, his choir determined to keep themselves in wind and muscle for the fall campaign against the hosts of Satan, by forming a base ball club and practicing the noble game during the hot months. After rehearsal the other night, a meeting was had, and the members were put to their ease at once by getting into a quarrel, first over the admission of lady members to the rights, privileges, honors and labors of the association, and then about a name. The first proposition was gallantly settled by admit- ing the ladies to full and equal membership. This was, in fact, absolutely necessary, inasmuch as the choir consisted of a double quartette, which, by including the organist, would just make up the requisite nine. The ladies fought valiantly for their rights, and when they got them, didn't know what to do with them. They adored the game, and unanimously voted it nice, but felt some hesi- tancy in appearing before the public on the field. The first soprano wanted to know how a lady, with one hand clutching her skirts and the other holding her parasol, could wield a bat or catch a ball on the fly, and the second alto declared her utter inability to run the bases while the fashion of high heels and pull-backs remained in favor. A happy thought struck the organist. He had recently joined the Masons, and had there learned that there were operative and speculative Masons, and that the latter served a more noble and glorious purpose. Why couldn't that principle be applied to the club ? He therefore proposed that this be strictly a speculative club. At this neat cutting of the Gordian knot there was a tremendous out- burst of applause and an enthusiastic clapping of gloves. The most pronounced elau was at once established. The ball, so to speak, then proceeded with vigor.
The contest over a name afforded a spirited and delightful wrangle, which lasted for some time. The organist, an Englishman, who had earned the right to take a prominent position by the brilliant tactics above displayed, thought it would be the fair thing to, and would be paying the mountains a flattering compliment, to adopt the name of the " 'Appy-nines," and with a 'igh-bred titter remarked "'Ow 'igh is that ?"" The basso profundo, who is a member of the geographical society, volunteered the information in sephulchral tones, that the Apennines were not considered a remarkably high range, none of the peaks reaching the region of perpetual snow, Monte Corno being not 9,542 feet high, and even Ætna, which was considered as belonging to the Appennine system, is only 10,875 feet above the-
He was here informed that this was not a society for the dissemi- nation of useful knowledge, and advised to adjust his clothing. It was further suggested that if he was a fair representative of the organization, it would be the Base Bawl club par excellence.
These and like little pleasantries over, and after many ballots, they decided upon the title of " The Tuneful Nine." It was further unanimously agreed that it would be neither aristocratic nor profes- sional from their high standpoint to adopt the lingo of the common
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base ball clubs, and that the designation of the various artists who composed the club should be in keeping with their character. The first base should be called the primo basso, or basso profundo, the second base the basso secundo ; the organist should act as short-stop for various reasons ; the first tenor should officiate as pitcher. This was carried against the whispered protest of the second soprano, who declared he was never known to give the correct pitch. The second tenor was appointed catcher. . He was a young man of great expecta- tions, and was universally conceeded to be a first-rate catch. The first alto, who was proud of a voice of unusual compass, reaching far down the alphabet without the slightest break, volunteered to take the place of third base, and her sister contralto and the two soprani decided to enclose the field in their purview.
So the club was formed and had a supper to inaugurate the happy event. The most extravagant arguries are indulged in of their success. The charming first soprano is noted for her elegant and elaborate runs, and she is sure to capture the second base in the long run. The primo basso knows all about the intricacies of the most difficult score, and is never put out by anything. The second alto can excel the historical swallow in the homeward fly. By the time the summer vacation is over they expect to be able, with the assistance of the congregation, to whitewash the reverend doctor, who, as he will visit ill the fashionable watering places during his absence, will undoubt- edly need it by the time the fall season opens.
E. HEDGES,
UNDERTAKER IN
Metallic Burial Cases, Caskets, Wooden Coffins, AND UNDERTAKERS' GOODS GENERALLY ..
No. 66 West Maryland Street, 2d door west of Illinois Street. Residence 66 West Maryland St. Night Calls answered at all times.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Saloon and Billiard Hall,
29 & 81 MCNABB STREET.
J. E. COSGROVE, PROPRIETOR.
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COLUMBIA, from Ohio north to Mich - igan, first west of Missouri. New York. Vermont.
COLUMBIA AVE, from Malott Ave north to city limits, second east of
I. P. & C. R. R.
26 Home Ave.
120 Lincoln Ave.
Seventh. Eighth. Ninth. Tenth.
Eleventh.
CONCORDIA, from Maryland south to Harrison, first east of Noble.
Meek.
Georgia.
Bates.
Louisiana.
Lord.
Harrison.
COOK, from Maryland south to Louis- iana, first east of East.
Georgia.
CORA, from Howard west to the canal between Fourth and Fifth.
COTTRELL, from Georgia south to Louisiana, first west of Missouri.
COURT, from Pennsylvania east to Lib- erty, between Market and Washington. Delaware. Alabama. New Jersey. East.
CROWN, from Pendleton Pike south to Brookside Ave.
CROSS, from Peru Ave east to C. C. C. & I. R. R., third north of St. Clair. CRUSE, from Washington to Market, first east of Winston.
CUMBERLAND, from 25 South Tennes- see west of White river (See Pearl.)
CURVE, from corner of Massachusetts Ave and Ash, west to Plum.
CYPRESS, from Shelby east to city limits, third south of Prospect.
Olive. Linden. Laurel. Spruce. Reed.
DACOTA, from Schearer south to city limits, first west of West.
25 Vinton. Thomas. Jones.
Morris.
Wisconsin. Utah. Arizona.
DAVIDSON, from East Washington north to Peru Ave, fiast east of Noble. Market. 98 Ohio. 154 New York. 184 Vermont;
250 Michigan. 299 North. Peru Ave.
DAVIS, from corner Indiana Ave and First. southwest to Wilson. Maxwell.
DAVIS, from Bicking south to Morris, first east of Delaware.
DELAWARE, from 99 East Washingtor south to Madison Ave.
49 Virginia Ave. Maryland.
96 Georgia. Louisiana. South.
300 Merrill.
350 McCarty. Madison Ave.
DELAWARE, from 100 East Washing ton north to city limits;
50 Market. 80 Wabash.
110 Ohio.
147 New York.
206 Vermont. Michigan.
302 North
340 Walnut.
404 St. Ciair.
434 Pratt,
504 St. Joseph. First.
570 Morrison 600 Second.
655 Linden.
675 Home Ave.
712 Lincoln Ave.
749 Sixth. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth.
DELOSS, east from Dillon to I. C. & ] R. R. first south of Harrison. DILLON, from 199 Harrison south 1 city limits, second east of Noble.
English Ave."
Forest Ave. Fletcher Ave.
Huron.
Pleasant.
Woodlawn Ave. Prospect.
DORMAN, from Michigan north Clifford Ave, first east of C. C. C. I. R. R. Campbell. 156 St. Clair. John. Charles. Clifford Ave.
DOUGHERTY, from 540 South Eat east to Virginia Ave, second south McCarty. 103 Water. 133 Wright. 197 McKernan. 269 Short.
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UGLASS, from Ohio north to Indiana ve, fifth west of West. New York. 202 Vermont. 258 Michigan. North.
350 Center. Elizabeth.
Indiana Ave,
WNEY, from 510 Madison Ave, east East, first south of Morris. 52 Kennington. 86 Franklin.
134 East.
AKE, from Michigan Road weet, urth north of First. Nebraska.
NCAN, from 252 South Delaware, ast to New Jersey. Alabama. New Jersey.
NLOP, from 543 Madison Ave east to ast, third south of Morris.
40 Kennington,.
80 Franklin. East.
ST, from 249 East Washington, south · city limits. Maryland. 100 Georgia. 150 Louisiana.
199 South.
299 Merrill.
399 McCarty.
475 Bicking.
506 Buchanan.
540 Dougherty.
578 Coburn. Morris. Yeiser.
Downy. Dunlop. Nebraska.
Weghorst. Texas.
Minnesota.
T, from 250 East Washington north Cherry. 50 Market.
82 Wabash. 98 Ohio.
150 New York. 198 Vermont.
250 Michigan.
310 North. Massachusetts Ave.
356 Walnut. 102 St. Clair. 152 Gregg. Cherry.
T UTAH, from Morris south to sconsin, second west of Meridian. ERT, from 279 corner Kentucky e and Sharpe, south to Merrill, first st of West.
Y, from 75 West South south to rwood, first west of Illinois.
Garden. Merrill. Norwood.
EIGHTHI, from Meridian west, first north of Seventh. Illinois. Tennessee. Mississippi.
EIGHTH, from North Delaware east to to city limits, first north of Seventh. A la bama. New Jersey.
Central Ave.
Oliver.
College Ave.
Rohampton.
Bellefontaine.
I. P. & C. R. R.
Alvord. Yandes.
Columbia Ave.
Martindale Ave.
Newman. Sheldon Ave.
ELEVENTH, from North Meridian west fourth north of Seventh.
Illinois.
Tennessee. Mississippi.
ELEVENTH, from Central Ave east to city limits, fourth north of Seventh.
Oliver.
College Ave.
Rohampton ..
Peru.
I. P. & C. R. R.
Alvord. Yandes.
Columbia Ave.
Martindale Ave.
Hill Ave.
ELIZABETH, from Ellen west to city limits, second north of North.
70 Douglass. Blake.
Patterson.
Agnes.
Locke.
Hiawatha.
Maxwell.
Wilson. Barnhill.
ELK, from Virginia Ave to corner of Hosbrook and Dillon.
ELLEN, from North north to Indiana Ave, second west of West.
ELLIS, from Maryland to Georgia, first west of West.
ELM, from Noble southeast to Dillon. 95 Pine.
175 Cedar. Grove.
ELLSWORTH, from New York north to Vermont, first west of Mississippi.
ENGLISH AVE, from corner of Forest Ave and Dillon east to city limits, Olive.
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Linden. Laurel. Reed.
EUTAW, from corner Pratt and Paca, northwest to First. EVIN, from College Ave to Peru, first north of Home Ave.
EVISON, south from Prospect to Cy- press, first east of Laurel.
EXCELSIOR AVE, from Clifford Ave north to Brookside Ave, first west of Rural.
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