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The necessity for insurance and the value of wealthy, strong corporations, is forcibly illustrated by this fire. Several weak Insurance Companies are destroyed. Portland has a population of 35,000 ;- was handsomely built, mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected and screened by up- wards of 3,000 shade trees-bounded on three sides by water-indecd, literally, almost rising from the ocean-and with a good steam fire department-yet it has $10.000,000 of property consumed in a few hours-upon a holiday when its people are least occupied-from the very insignificant canse of a contemptible fire cracker.
Remember the trifling origin of fires that sweep away in a few hours the earnings of years. Con- sider your best interests and give the Ætna Agent a call if you need proper Insurance security. Pay a fair rate of premium for a good and genuine article, and with these lights and experiences before you, procure your Insurance with shrewd judgment.
Fire and Inland Navigation Policies Issued at as favorable rates and rales as are consistent with reliable indemnity.
Branch Office, 171 Vine St. Cin. J. B. BENNETT, Gen. Agt.
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Allen Charles, (col .; ) lab., res. 22 Elm. Allen Edward, railroader, res. 175 Doug- las alley.
Allen Gregory, student, commercial col- lege.
Allen Henry S., salesman, Tyler's Bee Hive, 2 w. Washington, bds. Pyle House.
Allen Henry, livery and sale stable, 25 and 27 e. Pearl, res. 130 w. Ver- mont.
Allen Jacob B., brick-mason, res: w. end Morris.
Allen James, silversmith, bds. 101 n. Liberty.
Allen James, lab., res. 281 n. Missis- sippi.
Allen James S., printer, Chandler & Co., res. 281 n. Mississippi.
Allen Joseph, (col.,) lab., res. 346 w. Nortlı. -
Allen N. N. Mrs., ( Perrine & A.,) 363 e. Washington, bds. 17} Virginia av. Allen Ottowa, student, commercial col- lege.
Allen Polly, (col.,) servant, Samuel Ad- ams, 292 n. Delaware.
Allen Robert, machinist, Sinker & Co. Allen S. M., student, commercial college. Allen William, (Sinker & Co.,) res. 134 Virginia av.
Allen William, lab., Sinker's foundry, res. 134 Virginia av.
Allentown Freight Line, 85 Virginia av., Samuel F. Gray, agt.
Allemann Felix, painter, ros. 243 s. Mis- sissippi,
Alley Ruth, student, Indiana Female College, cor. Meridian and New York.
ALLINGTON JOHN,
general agt. Guardian Life Ins. Co., of New York, for Indiana and Illi- nois, s. e. cor. Washington and Me- ridian, res. 162 n. Illinois.
Allison Joseph, plasterer, res. 30 Fletch- er's av.
ALLISON ROBERT C.,
grocer and produce dealer, cor. Vir- ginia av. and New Jersey, bds. 171 s. New Jersey.
Allison Thomas S., plasterer, res. 94 s. Liberty.
ALRED GARRISON W.,
coroner and city sexton, res. 215 8. West.
Altland Hiram, clerk, A. Clem & Bro., res. St. Joseph, bet. Alabama and New Jersey.
Altland Samuel, journeyman carpenter, res. 179 Spring.
Altman Herman, saloon-keeper, n. w. cor. McCarty and Meridian.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
:
BERKSHIRE.
See Page 14.
Aloersmeier Henry, clerk, Hilgimicr & Co., bds. 35 Wyoming.
Alvey James H., (Donaldson & A.,) 54 s. Meridian, res. 21. w. North.
ALVORD EDWARD B.,
retired merchant, res. 334 n. Illinois. ALVORD ELIJAH S.
President Citizen's Street Ry., 140 8. Illinois, res. 92 n. Pennsylvania. Alvord James C., Chamber of Commerce rooms, bds. s. w. cor. Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Alvord Samuel, (Pee, Conduitt & Co.,) res. 83 e. Michigan.
Amann Otto, engineer, res. 244 s. Dela- ware.
Amberg Charles, machinist, res. 422 n. New Jersey.
Ambrose Thomas, (col.,) barber, cor. Washington and Kentucky av.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.,
J. Butterfield, agt., 34 e. Washing- ton.
AMERICAN HORSE INS. CO., office in Vinton's blk., n. Pennsyl- vania, A. J. Davis, secy.
AMERICAN LEG and ARM CO.
237 e. Washington, A. Haywood, propr. See card, page 42.
Amos Aquilla, gas-fitter, Coulter & White. Amos Isaac, gas-fitter, res. 497 n. Ala- bama.
Amos James, spinner, Hoosier Woolen Factory, res. 27 Blake.
Amos Thomas D., court baliff, res. 218 n. Davidson.
Amos William, brick-layer, res. 124 e. St. Joseph.
Ampy Nancy, ( col., ) bds. 172 w. Georgia. Anacher John, carpenter, res. 124 Hos- brook.
Anderson Agnes, (col.,) servant, D. S. Beaty, 194 s. Michigan.
Anderson Abel Miss, student Female Seminary, bds. Ray House.
Anderson Augustus, student, commercial college.
Anderson Belle, bds. Pearl alley.
ANDERSON, BULLOCK & SCHOFIELD, (James T. A., James B. B. & Nash N. S.,) wholesale hard- ware, 62 s. Meridian.
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LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
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Public Offices, Places of Public Amusement and Churches of the City.
STOCKTON, LEAHY & CO., Proprietors.
JOHN W. STOCKTON. T. LEAHY. M. FITZPATRICK.
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Anderson Charles, carpenter, res. 177 e. Market.
Anderson Charles J., student, commer- cial college. Anderson Cynthea, (wid.) George, res. 177 e. Market.
Anderson David, carpenter, res. 70 Indi- ana av.
Anderson E. H., student commercial col- lege.
Anderson George, carpenter, res. 177 e. Market.
ANDERSON GEORGE P.,
(A. & Jones,) s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 279 e. South.
Anderson Henry, carpenter, res. 177 e. Market.
Anderson James, carpenter, res. 177 e. Market.
Anderson James, plasterer, res. e. side n. Tennessee, bet. Sixth and Seventh. Anderson James T., (A., Bullock & Scho- field, ) 62 s. Meridian, res. 36 n. New Jersey.
Anderson James W., clerk, American Express Co., res. 378 s. Illinois.
Anderson Jerome S., (Horn, Anderson & Co.,) res. 192 s. New Jersey.
Anderson John, blacksmith, bds. East Street House.
Anderson John, clerk, American Express office, Union depot, res. 378 s. Illi- nois.
ANDERSON & JONES,
(George P. A. & Barton D. J.,) real estate and insurance agts., s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian.
Anderson Miss Julia, student, Female Seminary, bds. Ray House.
Anderson Martin, plasterer, res. 315 e. Merrill.
Anderson Nettie E., dress-maker, 85 e. Washington.
Anderson Randolph, carpenter, res. 435 e. Georgia. Anderson Robert, brick-mason, res. 440 n. East.
Anderson Robert, cook, Union depot saloon, res. 454 s. Illinois.
Anderson Reuben, (col.,) lab., res. 79 Ann.
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, res. n. West, bet. North and St. Clair.
Anderson William, salesman, 87 e. Wash- ington, bds. Sherman House. .
Anderson William R., teamster, res. 139 w. Second.
ANDRA JOHN,
saddle and harness-maker, 224 e. Washington, res. 326 e. New York. Andrews Alfred M., cigar-maker, 141 s. Illinois, bds. 126 n. Mississippi.
GROVER & BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES,
AT
No. 21 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Andrew John B., clerk, Weinberger & Co., res. 138 s. Meridian.
Andrews Lyman N., general freight agt., P. & I. R. R., res. 444 n. Tennessee. Andrews Robert, heater, rolling mill, res. 236 s. Missouri.
Andrews Samuel B., photograph gallery, 33 w. Washington, res. 82 Fort Wayne av.
Angus Walter W., instructor, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Anhaus Charles, lab., rolling mill, res. 395 s. Meridian.
Anhaer Jacob, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Logansport, Cass co., Ind.
Annal Charles, salesman, 39 s. Meridian, bds. Pyle House, n. Meridian.
Annager John, carpenter, res. 124 Hos- brook.
Anspire Frank, lab., res. 266 n. East.
Anthony David, carpenter, bds. Wiles House, rooms third floor, 32 s. Me- ridian.
Anthony Emma, (wid.) David A., dress- maker, res. 81 Missouri.
Antlee Esther A., (wid.) Willis, res. 373 e. Georgia.
ANTE JACOB,
grocer, 299 s. Delaware, res same. Anthes Jacob, janitor, Metropolitan The- ater, res. 270 s. New Jersey.
Antrim Levi, teamster, res. 57 Cherry.
Antrim William H., teamster, res. 58 Cherry.
Antrobus John B., cooper, res. Georgia, near Helen.
Apgar John H., cooper, J. J. Caray & Co., bds. 335 w. Maryland.
Apker Henry, cabinet-maker, Cabinet- maker's Union, res. 585 e. Washing- ton.
Apker William, cabinet-maker, Cabinet- maker's Union, res. 585 e. Washing- ton.
Apperson Isaac H., patent medicine agt., res. 256 Madison av.
Applegate A. J., clerk, 16 Bates House blk., bds. Wiles House.
Applegate A. W., show-card writer, 175 e. Washington, res. same.
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PURCHASE AT THE
CABINET MAKERS' UNION
See Front Fly Leaves.
Applegate Berg, merchandise broker, bds. 194 e. Michigan.
Appleby Robert, car builder, Citizen's Street Ry., cor. Tennessee and Louis- iana, res. 310 w. Washington.
Arbutriot Thomas, house and sign pain- ter, w. s. Minerva, bet. Vermont and New York, res. same.
Archer William, carpenter, bds. 265 s. Mississippi.
Arden Joseph H., shoe-maker, 218 e. Washington, res. alley, near Wash- ington, bet. New Jersey and East. Ambruster John J., clerk, Meikel's brew- ery, res. 79 s. West.
Armentrout Lavina, (wid.) David, res. 313 n. Noble.
ARMSTRONG GEORGE F.,
agt. Merchants Union Express Co., Union depot, res. 148 s. Illinois.
Armstrong Hattie Miss, pupil, Hess' Academy of Music, bds. same.
Armstrong James, clerk, New York Store, res. 75 e. Ohio.
Armstrong Jenny Miss, servant, Nagel House.
Armstrong William, clerk, room, Young Men's Christian Association, res. 497 n. Meridian.
Armstrong William S., salesman, 66 s. Meridian, bds. 180 n. Illinois.
Arnaught Peter, lab., 24 e. Georgia, res. 17 s. New Jersey.
Arnette Mary, (col., wid.) Speleer, res. 179 Eddy.
Arnett Samuel N. S., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Parkersburgh, Montgomery co., Ind.
ARNHOLTER HENRY,
saddlery and harness, 225 e. Wash- ington, bds. same.
Arnholter William, harness-maker, 225 e. Washington, bds. same. Arnold Matilda, servant, Gov. Baker, 119 n. Pennsylvania.
Arnold Peter, lab., res. 17 n. New Jer- sey.
Arnot Jacob F., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Delphi, Carroll co., Ind. Arnot Jesse R., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asysum, res. Delphi, Carroll co., Ind.
Arnot Sarah C., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Delphi, Carroll co., Ind. Arnstkuein John, tailor, res. 123 n. Spring.
Arthur Thomas, moulder, res. 75 Nor- wood.
Arthur William, stone-cutter, res. 215 w. Michigan.
Arthur William A., moulder, 24 e. Geor- gia, res. 75 Norwood.
Asbury Chapel, 166 s. New Jersey.
ASHER & ADAMS,
(John R. A. & George II. A., ) book and map publishers, 76 e. Market.
Ashe Francis, lab., res. 15 Bates.
Asher John R., (A. & Adams,) 76 e. Market, res. 189 e. Ohio.
Ashley George F., foreman, J. S. Carey & Co., saw factory, res. cor. Michigan and Davidson.
Ashley George T., journeyman carpenter, res. 126 n. Spring.
Ashley Thomas, foreman, J. S. Carey & Co., res. 126 Spring.
Ashmead Jacob N., res. 360 n. Noble.
Ashmead John S., journeyman carpen- ter, res. 360 n. Noble.
Ashmead Seely, engineer, Bellefontaine R. R. shop, res. 360 n. Noble.
Astis William, (col.,) barber, 141 w. Washington.
Asmus Louis, saloon, 199 Indiana av., res. same.
Aston Joseph, boarding house, 44 s. Tennessee.
Atherion Samuel, carpenter, res. 23 Cen- ter.
Athon James J., druggist, 39 w. Wash- ington, res. cor. Meridian and First. Athon James S., physician and surgeon, 5 McOuat's blk., res. cor. Meridian and First.
Atenschen William, carpenter, shop, Walnut, bet. East and Noble, res. 25 e. South.
Atkins E. C. & Co., (Elias C. A., J. Henry Kappes & Henry Kniffenberg,) Shef- field Saw Works, 216 s. Illinois.
Atkins Elias C., (E. C. A. & Co.,) res. 283 n. Pennsylvania.
Atkins George W., saw-maker, wks. E. C. Atkins & Co., bds. Webb House. Atkison Eliza Mrs., (wid.) William, res. 239 s. Delaware.
Atkison Joseph, engineer, Bellefontaine R. R., res. 237 s. Delaware.
Atkinson Benjamin, meat-market, 153 w. Washington, res. 207 w. Wash- ington.
Atkinson Thomas J., journeyman pain- ter, res. 183 n. Liberty.
Atlantic and Great Western Ry., 82 Vir- ginia av., B. H. Williams, agt.
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Atlantic Time Line, office 82 Virginia av. AUDITOR OF STATE,
office 22 Kentucky av., T. B. McCarty, Auditor, T. G. Palmer, deputy.
Auer Frederick, tailor, 38 Virginia av., bds. Delaware, bet. Maryland and Georgia.
Aufderhaide Godtfried, painter, res. 275 n. Davidson.
Aufderhaede Joseph, expressman, res. 432 e. Vermont.
Aufderhaide William, (Cabinet-maker's Union,) res. 275 n. Davidson.
Aug Adolph, hack-driver, res. 302 Blake. Aughinbaugh E. L., salesman, Browning & Sloan, res. n. Illinois, bet. Pratt and St. Joseph.
Aughinbaugh Sarah, (wid.) Perry A., boarding house, res. e. s. n. Illinois, bet. Pratt ane First.
Aughinbaugh W. W., clerk, Stewart & Morgan, res. n. Illinois, above St. Clair.
Augstein Charles, varnisher, Cabinet- maker's Union, res. 324 Railroad. Aukembrock Henry, drayman, res. 351 s. Delaware.
Ausbuttel Louis, gunsmith, 166 e. Wash- ington, res. over 174 e. Washington. Austin Carl, varnisher, res. 344 n. Rail- road.
Austin George F., res. 189 s. Alabama. Austin John, gardner, res. 98 s. Noble. Austin John, sexton, Christ's Church, res. 190 s. East.
Austin Samuel C., cabinet-maker, res. 166 n. Delaware.
Avels George, express driver, res. 355 s. Delaware.
Avels Joseph, express, res. 178 Madison av. Avels Martha, Mrs., (wid.) Henry A., res. 355 s. Delaware.
Averill Joseph, check clerk, T. H. & I. R. R., res. e. South.
Averill M. V. (Rev.,) rector, Grace Church, bds. J. O. D. Lilly, n. Ten- nessee, bet. Second and Third.
Avery John L., lumber merchant, res. 256 n. Alabama, cor. Michigan. AVERY JOHN P.,
physician and surgeon, office Massa- chusetts av., cor. Ohio, res. 250 n. e. cor. Michigan.
Awald Henry, blacksmith, res. 128 e. St. Joseph.
Ayers Jennie Miss, servant, 22 s. West.
B AAR BERNHARD J., tailor, res. 172 e. Market.
Baarman Henry, lab., res. 134 s. McCarty. Babbitt Alonzo P., printer, Downey & Brouse, bds. 487 n. Mississippi.
The CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
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IS THE
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See Statement, page 42. .
Babbitt Charles W., telegraph operator, I. C. & L. R. R., bds. 198 e. Louisiana. Babbitt Jerome, brakesman, T. H. R. R., res. 487 n. Mississippi.
Babcock Frank M., book-keeper, H. L. Benham & Co., bds. 89 n. Delaware. Babstein August, shoe-maker, bds. 23 Kentucky av.
Bacher Conrad, grocer, cor. Illinois and Tinker, res. same.
Bachtel Jacob, lab., res. 247 s. Delaware. Back Casper, lab., res. Three Notch road. Back Clemens, (B. & Wenken,) 209 e. Washington, bds. Union Hall.
Back & Wenken, (Clemens B. & Earnest W.,) cigars and tobacco, 209 e. Wash- ington.
Backer Frederick, jr., plasterer, res. 345 n. Illinois.
Backus Thomas, boiler-maker, rolling mill, res. 58 s. Alabama.
Bacon Edgar E., physician and surgeon, s. w. cor. Meridian and Washington, bds. 299 n. Mississippi.
Bacon Eliza J., (wid.) Elisha, res. 307 n. Alabama.
Bacon E. H., physician, s. w. cor. Wash- ington and Meridian, res. same.
Bacon George J., apprentice, B. F. Haugh & Co., bds. 307 n. Alabama.
Bacon John L., blacksmith, B. F. Haugh & Co., res. 307 n. Alabama.
Bacon Robert, clerk, 24 w. Maryland, bds. n. Pennsylvania, cor. Wabash. Bacon Robert R., driver, Hunt & Wilson, res. 75 n. Pennsylvania.
Bacon Theodore L., chief clerk, U. S. Arsenal, bds. 131 e. New York.
Bacon William, city delivery clerk, Mer- chant's Union Express Co., 42 and 44 e. Washington, bds. Empire Res- taurant. s. Illinois.
Bade Anthony, lab., res. s. e. cor. Ala- bama and South.
Bade William, lab., bds. s. e. cor. Ala- bama and South.
Badger Theodore, hostler, res. 156 w. Washington.
Bagerman Frederick, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Freelandville, Knox co., Ind.
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Baggs Frederick, book-keeper, Kennedy, Byram & Co., res. 125 e. Ohio.
Bagget Patrick, lab., res. 85 Delaware. Baggerly Charles W., cigar-maker, 30 w. Louisiana, bds. 160 e. Market. Baggley Jane Mrs., (wid. ) Josiah, board- ing house, 86 w. Maryland.
Baggley William R., carpenter, bds. 36 w. Maryland.
Bagmann John, brewer, bds. Jefferson House.
Baier Casper, shoe-maker, res. 131 e. Washington.
Baier Jacob, tailor, bds. Exchange, s. Delaware.
Baile Anthony, checkman, C. & I. C. R. R., res. cor. South and Alabama.
Bailey Ellen, (wid.) William, house- keeper, s. w. cor. Virginia av. and Dougherty.
Bailey George W., teamster, res. 265 n. Mississippi.
Bailey George W., journeyman painter, res. 369 w. Vermont.
Bailey Julius, carpenter, res. 14 Bates. Bailey Hamilton, driver, 24 Virginia av., bds. 316 w. Washington,
Bailey Robert, saloon, 284 w. Washing- ton, res. w. Washington.
Baird William, journeyman cooper, res. 2 Indiana ave.
Baity Elizabeth, ( wid.) Abraham, res. Catharine.
Baker Aaron, watch-maker, 37 w. Wash- ington, bds. 40 n. California.
Baker Abram H., (B. & Surley,) res. 228 e. South.
Baker Albert R., pressman, Downey & Brouse, bds. 57 w. Ohio.
Baker Annie Miss, pupil, Hess' Academy of Music, bds. same.
Baker Anna Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 46 s. Illinois, res. same.
Baker Bertha Mrs., millinery, 40 s. Illi- nois, res. 50 s. Illinois.
BAKER CONRAD,
Governor State of Ind., office State House, bet. Washington and Market and Tennessee and Mississippi, res. 116 n. Pennsylvania, cor. New York.
Baker Elijah, teamster, res. 137 Maple. Baker Eveline C. Miss, saleswoman, 46 s. Illinois, res. same.
Baker Henry, blacksmith, B. F. Haugh & Co., res. 203 n. Illinois.
Baker Henry, coal hauler, res. 34 Madi- son av.
Baker James H., carpenter, cor. Tennes- see and Georgia, res. 22 Douglas.
Baker Jesse A., res. 50 s. Illinois.
Baker John H., boot-maker, 63 Massa- chusetts av., bds. 32 e. Ohio.
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BAKER N. S. & CO.,
(Nathan S. B., John W. Newell & William Beckman,) furniture aud upholsterers, 3 e. Washington.
Baker Nathan S., (N. S. B. & Co.,) 73 e. Washington, res. 221 s. Alabama.
Baker & Surley, (Abram H. B. & Jacob
S.,) grocers and produce dealers, n. w. cor. Virginia av. and South.
Baker S. F., res. 104 e. St. Marys, cor. Delaware.
Baker Santiago W., salesman, New York Store, res. 109 n. Illinois. BAKER THOMAS,
propr. Capital City Omnibus Line, 35 n. Illinois, res. Lafayette, Ind.
Baker Winfield S., pipeman fire depart- ment, bds. 170 e. Michigan.
Baker William, toll-gate keeper, Fall creek bridge.
Balck Frederick, lab., rolling mill, res. 208 s. Delaware.
BALDWIN J. H. & CO.,
(J. Herman B. & George S. Warren,) Yankee notions, fancy goods, trim- mings, toys, etc., 6 e. Washington. Baldwin J. Herman, (J. H. B. & Co.,) 6 e. Washington, res. 396 n. Meridian, cor. St. Clair.
Baldwin Patsy, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Coffin's Station, Henry co., Ind.
Baldwin James P., carpenter, U. S. arse- nal, bds. 361 Massachusetts av.
Balen Charles E., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Albany, Floyd co., Ind.
Balk Charles, saloon, 231 e. Washington, res. same.
Ballard Austin, seal engraver, res. 28 Circle.
Ballard A. W., patent right dealer, 219 e. North.
Ballard Charles E., agt., W. P. Wallace, bds. 28 Circle.
Ballard Grant, teacher, Blind Asylum, res. 296 s. Alabama.
Ballard Samuel, carrage manf., Pearl, bet. Meridian and Pennsylvania res. 84 s. Illinois.
Ballard Samuel, painter, res. 115 w. New York.
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CITY HOTEL,
CHICAGO.
A Comfortable Hotel for Commercial Travelers.
See Front Fly Leaves.
Ballard William, carpenter, res. 101 n. Mississippi.
Ballard William P., druggist, 521 n. Illi- nois, res. same.
Ballinger Emma A. Miss, book-keeper, 5 w. Washington, bds. 79 n. Califor- nia.
Ballinger Eligah M., carpenter, res. 161 e. St. Mary.
Ballneg Frederick, eating saloon, n. Illi- nois, res. 26 Ft. Wayne av.
Ballmen Hermin, grocer, 300 Blake, res. same.
Ballman Henry, sen., grocer, 408 Indi- ana av., res. 300 Blake.
Ballman Henry, jr., grocery clerk, 408 Indiana av., bds. 300 Blake.
Bals Charles H. G., (Hahn & B.,) 25 s. Meridian, res. 110 e. St. Joseph, cor. Delaware.
Bals Fred., (Weschler & Co.,) res. 308 Virginia av.
Balweg Ambrose, manf. and dealer in guns, pistols, etc., 129 w. Washing- ton, res. same.
Balwick Frederick, eating house, 32 w. Louisiana, res. same.
BALZ PHILIP & CO.,
(Philip & Peter B.,) mcat-market, 427 n. Illinois.
BAMBERGER HERMAN,
hats, caps, furs and straw goods, 16 e. Washington, res. 229 e. Ohio.
Bamberger Isaac, salesman, 16 e. Washı- ington, bds. 113 e. Washington.
Banan Mathew, blacksmith, bds. s. Ten- nessee.
Banghart Robert M., carpenter, res. 284 n. New Jersey.
BANK OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA, bldg. vacant, eor. Illinois and Kentucky av.
Banke Henry, carpenter, res. 327 e. Georgia.
Bannwuarth Benedict, boot and shoe- maker, 90 and 286 e. Washington, res. 286 e. Washington.
Banning Ernest, teamster, res. 472 s. West. · Bannister Hattie Mrs., (wid.) Purcel, bds. Mrs. Green's, 37 Maple.
Bannon James, driver, Sawyer & Willets, res. 487 Virginia av.
Bansa William, wagon-maker, shop 379 Virginia av., res. 193 s. East.
Banta John P., (Indianapolis Banking Co.,) 28 e .. Washington, res. Frank- lin, Ind.
Bapst Anthony, painter, bds. Jefferson House.
Barbee Robert B., wagon-maker, res. 385 n. East.
Barbee Sampson, wagon-maker, res. 4 Oriant.
Barbee William, watchman, county clerk's office, res. 101 Bates.
Barber Edward H., Insurance agt., Knick - erboeker Life Insurance Co., res. 312 Indiana av.
Barber Walker, (col.,) hod-carrier, res. 155 Elizabeth.
BARBOUR & JACOBS,
(Lucian B. & Charles P. J., ) lawyers and noteries, room 1, Langsdale's blk., 14 n. Delaware.
Barbour Lucian, (B. & Jacobs,) room 1, 14 n. Delaware, res. n. Meridian, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Barbour Samuel, clerk, p. o., res. 216 n. West.
BARBOUR THOMAS O.,
book-keeper, Herald office, 16} e. Washington, res. 216 n. West.
Barbour James, plumber, 82 w. Wash- ington, res. 181 n. Liberty.
Bare Leonidas, (Hobs & Brout,) bds. 248 w. Washington.
Bareing Ephram, plasterer, res. 335 n. West.
Barrett Louisa, boarding house, 224 e. Market.
Barger William, carpenter, res. 583 Ma- ple.
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