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Postmaster-Albert Sahm. Assistant Postmaster-W. O. Reveal.
General Offices-East end of vestibule.
Office hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. day from 9 to 10 a. m. Sun- Depot Branch-T. G. Hedian, Supt.
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent-John L. F. Steeg.
Clerks-Charles W. Byfield, E. F. C. Bec- hert, O. A. Keely. John A. Hoffman, Liz- zie Jeup.
Entrance to Money Order Office-East end of vestubule, cor. of Penn. and Market streets. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
REGISTERED LETTER DEPARTMENT. Superintendent-B. C. Shaw. Registry Clerk-Lee S. Nicholson.
Depot Registry Clerks-Wm. J. Butler, Henry H. Harvey, James W. Mardick, Arthur M. Potts. Depot office open day and night.
MAILING DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent of Mails-Wm. O. Patter- son.
Assistant Superintendent of Mails-Robert B. Mundelle.
Clerks-Charles H. Baughman, John E. Clinton, Wm. Curley, Charles E. Dynes, Walton L. Dynes, Walter P. Hanna, John T. Hedges, George McNutt, Virgil O. Moon, Allison B. Mundelle, Simpson "P. Myers, Frank L. Rumford, Eugene M. Wilson, Wallace Buchanan.
CITY DELIVERY DEPARTMENT ..
Superintendent-James H. Deery.
Assistant Superintendent-Edwin C. Weir. GENERAL DELIVERY DEPARTMENT.
Clerks-Joseph H. Howes, John G. Ed- munds. This department is open for busi- ness from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m., and on Sun- day from 9 to 10 a. m.
SPECIAL DELIVERY DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent-Henry L. Canary. STAMP DEPARTMENT.
Clerk-Wm. E. Miller. CLERKS.
Distributing Department-George T. Cort- leyon, Charles E. Cosler, John A. Lane, John H. McCloskey, Wm. R. Carson, Charles P. Sample, Joseph E. Tarkington, Raphael D. Van Wie.
Canceling Department-Charles G. Keiser, Harry B. Phillips, James M. Eades, Wm. H. Furniss, Julius R. Cox, Jesse A. Avery, Thomas C. Kelly, Charles E. Con- nor, Sampson R. Keeble.
Directory Department-B. L. Smith, Alva W. Gulley.
Dispatching Department-John F. Brasier, Louis J. Dochez, Wm. J. Jennings, James E. Lackey, Frank W. Williams, Bertrand L. Smith, Stephen R. Buck, Charles E. Finney.
Box Department-W. W. Jackson.
Cashier Second-class Mail-John F. Mullen. Finance Clerk-David M. Elliott.
Night Superintendent-Clinton W. Parrish. Messenger-Fred C. Vogt.
Timekeeper-Carlisle M. Smith.
Stenographer-Edna P. McGinnis. Janitor-Conrad Beck.
LETTER CARRIERS.
District No. 1-John H. Garver.
District No. 2-Ellis W. Crane.
District No. 3-Robert H. McGinnis.
District No. 4-Sanford S. Tolin.
District No. 5-John P. Cochrane.
District No. 6-Walter N. Leonard.
District No. 7-James L. Moore. District No. 8-Wni. Darby. District No. 9-Frank H. Faris.
District No. 10-Jefferson D. Porter.
District No. 11-Omer Loyd.
District No. 12-Robert S. Cochrane.
District No. 13-Wm. R. Williams.
District No. 14-Alex. H. Arbuckle.
District No. 15-Jacob Mathias.
District No. 16-Frank A. Meredith.
District No. 17-Charles F. Doran.
District No. 18-Niels Jensen.
District No. 19-James K. Barnhill. District No. 20-Wm. S. Warner.
District No. 21-Jacob C. Brown. District No. 22-Frederick Ward. District No. 23-Robert L. Maze. District No. 24-Alexander McNutt.
District No. 25-Charles A. Boyl. District No. 26-George W. Reid.
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District No. 27-Joe A. Downey.
District No. 28-Walter W. Wilson.
District No. 29-John J. Turner.
District No. 30-Harry K. Milhouse.
District No. 31-James Leary.
District No. 32-Martin W. Healey. District No. 33-Wm. W. Hall.
. District No. 34-George W. Sulgrove.
District No. 35-Wm. C. Weber. District No. 36-Benjamin J. Lantz.
District No. 37-Isaac N. Smock. District No. 38-Edward L. Crawley.
District No. 39-John Wren.
District No. 40-John Amos.
District No. 41-Albert E. Smith.
District No. 42-James M. Stutsman.
District No. 43-Gustav Schmedel.
District No. 44-John N. Hobbs.
District No. 45-Fred A. Lorenz.
District No. 46-R. Douglas Wadsworth.
District No. 47-Wm. E. Jones.
District No. 48-Grant Smithson.
District No. 49-Wm. J. Hufford.
District No. 50-Frank L. Stilwell.
District No. 51-Isaac Doll.
District No. 52-Alfred A. Taylor.
District No. 53-Frank C. Rogers.
District No. 54-Albert E. Bragdon.
District No. 55-Wm. Kirschmeier.
District No. 56-Will S. Mitchell. District No. 57-Aaron Stern.
District No. 58-Samuel M. Wallace.
District No. 59-Lewis W. Parrish.
District No. 60-George T. Nickerson.
District No. 61-Charles V. Hoover.
District No. 62-Charles Burris.
District No. 63-Albert M. Magley.
District No. 64-Henry M. Trimpe.
District No. 65-George Worthington.
District No. 66-James L. Tipton.
District No. 67-Charles W. Ensley.
District No. 68-C. Wm. Kuetemeier. District No. 69-Andrew J. Wells. District No. 70-Alonzo B. Clapp.
District No. 71-Richard O. Shimer. District No. 72-Joseph M. Taylor.
District No. 73-James E. Cantlon.
District No. 74-Matthew A. Lockwood.
Substitute Carriers-John F. Quinn, Clar- ence E. Hibbs, Albert H. Tolin, Wm. F. Kiesle, George Deming, Joseph E. Carska- don, Michael E. Bradley, Robert S. Coxe, John C. Dehn, Wm. E. Pellett, James E. Nutt, Wm. H. Cobb, Wm. F. Hatfield, Jacob F. Poe, Oscar A. Soper, Leroy J. Silver.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
Abbett's Building-31 Virginia av. Adler Block-176-186 Virginia av.
Aaena Building-19 N. Penn.
Alpha Home-Darwin, near Hillside av.
Altman's Hall-618 S. Meridian.
Association Hall-Y. M. C. A. bldg, 33 N. Illinois.
Asylum for Friendless Colored Children- S. w. cor. Senate av. and Twelfth.
Athon Block-N. e. cor. Capitol av. and New York.
Bacon Block-122 Ft. Wayne av.
Baldwin Block-S. w. cor. Market and Del- aware.
Bates House Block-N. w. cor. Washington and Illinois.
Beck Block-263 Mass. av.
Bellefontaine Hall-Cor. Mass. av. and
Bellefontaine.
Blacherne The-N. w. cor. Meridian and Vermont.
Black's Block-51 Russell av.
Blackford Block-S. e. cor. Meridian and Washington.
Blake Block-S. w. cor. Washington and Kentucky av.
Blind Asylum-North side North, bet. Me- ridian and Penn.
Board of Trade-S. e. cor. Maryland and Capitol av.
Bonanza Block-Cor. Washington and West.
Boyd's Block-193 S. Illinois.
Braden Block-77 S. Illinois.
Bradshaw & Ayres Block-33 W. Washing- ton.
Brandon Block-S. w. cor. Delaware and Washington.
Brenneke Building-N. w. cor. North and Illinois.
Bretz Block-S. w. cor. Illinois and Georgia. Bricklayers' Hall-781/2 W. Washington. Brightwood Association Hall-Brightwood. Bristor Block-559 Virginia av.
Brown's Building-N. w. cor. Pennsylvania and Washington.
Builders' Exchange-35 E. Ohio.
Burford Building-23-25 Pearl, bet. Meridian and Illinois.
Burns Hall-336 Indiana av.
Buschmann Block-Cor. Ft. Wayne av. and St. Mary.
Butler University-Irvington.
Caffee Block-Cor. Pendleton and Clifford avs.
Campbell Block-23 Indiana av.
Carlisle Block-N. w. cor. West and Wash- ington.
Carpenters' Hall-1812 S. Delaware.
Catterson Block-22-30 Kentucky av.
Celtic Hall-2861/2 S. West.
Centennial Block-188 S. Meridian.
Central Black-60 E. Market.
Central Hospital for Insane-National road, 3 miles w. of city.
Central Station-S. e. cor. Alabama and Pearl.
Chalfant The-N. w. cor. Penn. and Michi- gan.
Chamber of Commerce-S. e. cor. Maryland and Capitol av.
Chatham Place Block-Cor. Mass. and Park avs.
Chislett Block-N. w. cor. Illinois and Sev- enth.
City Dispensary-34 E. Ohio.
City Hay Market-450 E. Washington.
City Hospital-N. w. cor. Locke and Mar- garet.
Claypool Block-N. e. cor. Illinois and Washington.
Cleaveland Block-S. w. cor. Capitol and Kentucky avs.
Coffin Block-90 E. Market.
Coffman Block-N. w. cor. Washington and Delaware.
Columbia Block-259 W. Washington.
Columbia Hall-401 S. Delaware.
Commercial Block-N. w. cor. Washington and Kentucky av.
Cominercial Club Building-26 S. Meridian.
Condit Block-N. e. cor.
Meridian and Pearl.
Conduitt Block-136 S. Meridian.
Cook's Hall-116 Hadley av (W. I.)
Cordova Block-25 W. Washington.
Corinthian Hall-N. w. cor. Central av. and St. Mary.
Council Chamber-Court House.
County Infirmary-Indiana av. 4 miles n. w. of city.
Court House-North side Washington bet. Delaware and Alabama.
Cyclorama Building-North side Market, bet. Illinois and Capitol av.
Danforth Block-South side Washington w. of Senate av.
Das Deutsche Haus-N. e. cor. Michigan and New Jersey.
Deaf and Dumb Institute-N. e. cor. Wash- ington and State av.
De Soto Building-29 E. Market.
Door of Hope-84 N. Alabama.
Druid Hall-124 E. Maryland.
East End Block-N. w. cor. Washington and East.
East Market House-Northside Market, east of Delaware.
Elks' Hall-112 N. Meridian.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
Elliott Block-20 W. Maryland.
Emerald Hall-284 S. West.
Empire Block-N. e. cor. Alabama and Mass. av.
Empire Theater-N. w. cor. Wabash and Delaware.
English Block-N. w. cor. Washington and Noble.
English's Opera House-West side Monu- ment pl. between Market and Me- ridian. .
Exchange Block-82 N. Penn.
Fair Block-Jackson pl.
Female Reformatory-S. e. cor. Michigan and Randolph.
Fletcher's Bank Building-30 E. Washing- ton.
Franciscan Convert-Cor. Union and Pal- mer.
Frank Block-S. w. cor. California and In- diana av.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.'s Building- S. e. cor. Monument place and Market. Franklin Life Insurance Building-S. w. cor. Illinois and Kentucky av.
Friendly Inn-290 W. Market.
Gallup's Block-S. e. cor. Market and Cap- itol av.
Gaston Block-101 N. Delaware.
Gem Block-37 Indiana av.
Geological Museum-126 State House.
German General Protestant Orphan Asy- lum-S. State av, opp Sycamore. and
German House-S. e. cor. Michigan New Jersey.
German Lutheran Orphans' Home-N. e. cor. Washington and Watts.
German Mutual Insurance Block-29 S. Del- aware.
Giezendanner Block-N. e. cor Vermont and Senate av.
Gramling Block-North side Washington, west of Penn.
Grand Opera
House and Block-69 N.
Penn.
Griffith Block-North side of Washington, east of Illinois.
Guardians' Home-S. e. cor. Prospect and Auburn.
Hahn's Building-17 E. Washington.
Halcyon Block-N. w. cor. Delaware and New York.
Hall Block-240 E. Washington.
Hammond Block-S. e. cor. Mass. av. and New York.
Hartford Block-84 E. Market.
Harugari Saenger Hall-29 S. Delaware. Haueisen Block-27 W. Pearl.
Haughville Reading Room-Germania av., near Michigan (H).
Healey Hall-S. e. cor. McCarty and Maple. Hendricks Block-S. w. cor. Market and Monument pl.
High School Building No. 1-N. e. cor. Michigan and Penn.
Home for Aged Poor-Vermont, e. of East. Home for Friendless Women-Cor. Capitol av. and Eleventh.
Home of the Good Shepherd-57 W. Ray- mond.
Hord Block-18 Indiana av.
Howe Block-S. e. cor. Illinois and Geor- gia.
Hollywood Block-88 S. Illinois.
Holt Block-71 N. Illinois.
Hubbard Block-S. w. cor. Washington and Meridian.
Hutchings Block-N. w. cor Ohio and Penn. Independent Turnverein Hall-101 N. Illi- nois.
Indiana Dental College Building-S. w. cor. Delaware and Ohio.
Indiana Institute for the Blind-North bet. Meridian and Penn.
Indiana Institution for the Deaf and Dumb -S. e. cor. Washington and State av.
Indiana Reform School for Girls and Wom- an's Prison-S. e. cor. Michigan and Ran- dolph.
Indiana Trust Building-S. e. cor. Washing- ton and Virginia av.
Indianapolis Home for Friendless Women- Cor. Capitol av. and 11th.
Indianapolis Light Artillery Armory-N. w. cor. Senate av. and 7th.
Indianapolis Orphan Asylum-N. e. cor. Col- lege and Home avs.
Industrial Training School Building-Madi- son av., Meridian and Merrill.
I. O. O. F. Building-N. e. cor. Washington and Penn.
I. O. O. F. Halls-46212 Virginia av. and s. w. cor. Central and Railroad (I).
Ingalls Block-S. w. cor. Washington and Penn.
Insane Asylum-Washington st., 2 miles west of city.
Iron Block-South side Washington st., west of Meridian.
Johnson Block-N. w. cor. Washington and East.
Journal Building-N. e. cor. Monument pl. and Market.
Judah Block-South side Washington st., east of Delaware.
Katherine Home-N. e. cor. Capitol av. and 11th.
Kealing Block-N. e. cor. Washington and Cruse. .
Keeling's Building-Cor. Maryland and Vir- ginia av.
Keller's Block-Cor. East and Coburn.
Kenmore Block-183 Mass. av.
Kerr's Block-Washington, bet. Senate av. and Missouri.
Kessler Block-N. w. cor. Mass. av. and St. Clair.
Knights of Labor Hall-115 E. Washington. Knights of Pythias Hall-Talbott blk.
Knodel's Hall-113 E. Washington.
Koerner Block-N. w. cor. Delaware and Koerner.
Kregelo Block-52 Indiana av.
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co.'s Build- ing-S. w. cor. Washington and Noble.
Lemcke Building-N. w. cor. Penn. and Market.
Library Building-S. w. cor. Meridian and Ohio.
Lillian Hall-3591% Virginia av.
Lintner Block-184 Indiana av.
Littler's Hall-S. e. cor. Washington and Eastern av.
Lorraine Building-S. w. cor. Washington Lombard Building-24 E. Washington. and Capitol av.
Ludwig Block-162 E. Washington.
Lyra Hall-86 W. Washington.
McDonald & Butler Block-18 N. Penn.
McDougall Block-62 S. Illinois.
McGinnis Block-280 E. Washington.
M. E. of N. A. Hall-9212 E. Washington.
Macy Block-South side Market, bet. Illi- nois and Monument pl.
Maennerchor Hall-181 E. Washington.
Majestic Building-N. e. cor. Penn. and Maryland.
Mansur Block-N. e. cor. Washington and Alabama.
Mansur Block-N. e. cor. Illinois and Mar- ket.
Marion Block-N. w. cor. Ohio and Me- ridian.
Marion County Jail-N. w. cor. Alabama and Maryland.
Marmont Hall-S. w. cor. Georgia and Illi- nois.
Marquette Block-26-34 Indiana av.
Masonic Hall-S: e. cor. Washington and Capitol av.
Masonic Temple-S. e. cor. Washington and Capitol av.
Massachusetts Avenue Depot-S. w. cor. Mass. and Clifford avs.
Maus Block-168 E. Washington.
Mayhew Block-27 Monument pl.
Meikel Block-12 W. Washington.
Meridian Building-114 N. Meridian.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
Mick's Hall-N. w.
cor. Illinois and Twenty-second.
Miller's Block-N. w. cor. Illinois and Mar- ket.
Milligan Block-2891/2 Mass. av.
Milton The-30 E. Pratt.
Mohs Block-S. e. cor. Shelby and Pros- pect.
Monument Place-Crossing Meridian and Market.
Moody Block-116 W. New . York.
Moore Block-S. w. cor. Maryland and Penn.
Moore Block, No. 2-Cor. Mass av. and St. Clair.
Morgan Block-163 Mass. av.
Mozart Hall-37 S. Delaware.
Murphy Temperance League Hall-252 Co- lumbia av.
National Hall-502 E. Washington.
Neerman Block-267 Mass. av.
New Block-84 N. Illinois.
New Denison House Block-S. e. cor. Penn. and Ohio.
Oakland Flats-239 N. Delaware.
Occidental Hall-488 Virginia av.
Old Library Building-S. w. cor. Penn. and Ohio.
Odd Fellows' Hall-N. e. cor. Washington and Penn.
Old Sentinel Building-S. w. cor. Monument pl. and Meridian.
O. I. H. Building-30 Monument pl.
Park Theater-N. e. cor. Washington and Capitol av.
Parnell Hall-73 W. McCarty.
Patriotic Sons of America Hall-9212 E. Washington.
Pembroke Arcade-Washington to Virginia av., w. of Delaware.
Pfafflin Block-Cor. Senate and Indiana avs.
Phoenix Block-N. w. cor. Market and Delaware.
Phoenix Hall-590 S. Meridian.
Piel Block-291/2 W. Ohio.
Pierce Block-See Stout Block.
Plaza The-18 Monument pl.
Plymouth Building-S. e. cor. New York and Meridian.
Poole's Hall-N. e. cor. Illinois and Twenty- second.
Post Hall (G. A. R.)-301/2 N. Delaware.
Postoffice Building-S. e. cor. Market and Penn.
Press Building-S. e. cor. Monument pl. and Meridian.
Pressley Flats-175 N. Penn.
Protestant Deaconess Home-118 N. Senate av.
Propylaeum Building-25 E. North.
Ransdell Block-257 Mass. av.
Reaume Block-Maryland, between Capitol av. and Senate av ..
Reichwein's Hall-S. w. cor. Market and Noble.
Rescue Home-49 E. South.
Rhodius Block-35 N. Capitol av.
Rialto Building-16-22 N. Penn.
Riley Block-N. e. cor. California and Washington.
Ripley Block-155 Indiana av.
Rowley Block-37 Kentucky av.
Royal Arcanum Hall-S. w. cor. Illinois and 7th.
Ryan Block-N. w. cor. Capitol and Indiana avs.
St. Aloysius Library Hall-N. e. cor. Capi- tol av. and Georgia.
St. Cecilia Hall-N. w. cor. Union and Palmer.
St. George's Hall-361/2 E. Washington.
St. John's Hall-Cor. Capitol av. and Geor- gia.
St. Joseph's Hall-S. w. cor. North and Cincinnati.
St. Joseph's Home-397 S. Alabama.
St. Mary's Hall-82 S. Delaware.
St. Patrick's Hall-Dougherty, w. of Vir- ginia av.
St. Vincent's Infirmary-S. e. cor. Delaware and South.
Sayles Block-18 E. Ohio. .
Scholl Block-31 Indiana av.
Schrieber Block-N. w. cor. Coburn and Virginia av.
Scott Block-S. e. cor. Phipps and Meridian. Scottish Rite Building-29-37 S. Penn.
Sentinel Building-21 N. Illinois.
Sentinel Printing Co. Building-77 W. Mar- ket.
Shea Hall-Cor. Belmont and Lambert (W. I).
Shiel Block-Cor. Indiana av. and Illinois. Shiel The-120-122 N. Illinois and 25 Indiana av.
Sixth Street Station-North side Sixth, e. of Capitol av.
Smith Block-27 Virginia av.
Smith's Block-S. e. cor. Delaware and Ohio.
Snow Block-17 Virginia av.
Social Turnverein Building-Cor. Michigan and New Jersey.
South Meridian Hall-Cor. S. Meridian and Kansas.
South Side Turnverein Hall-S. s. Morris, near Meridian.
Spades Place-231 Mass. av.
Staley's Block-N. w. cor. Virginia av. and McCarty.
State Fair Grounds-Four miles n. e. of Monument pl.
State House-West side Capitol av., bet. Washington and Ohio.
State Museum-Dept. Geology and Natural History, 126 State House.
Stechhan Block-N. w. cor. Alabama and Pearl.
Sterling Block-Cor. Louisiana and Vir- ginia av.
Stevenson Building-15-23 E. Washington.
Stewart Block-S. w. cor. Seventh and Il- linois.
Stewart Place-S. e. cor. Illinois and Ohio. Stock Yards-Hadley av. and Belt Railroad crossing (W. I.)
Stone Block-14-16 W. Ohio.
Stout Block-62-76 Mass av.
Sturm Place-E. Michigan, bet. Arsenal and State avs.
Surgical Institute Building-N. w. cor. Ohio and Capitol av.
Talbott Block-N. w. cor. Market and Penn. Talbott & New's Block-East side Penn., s. of Market.
Telephone Building-S. w. cor. Illinois and Ohio.
Templeton Hall-361/2 W. Washington.
Thompson's Block-S. w. cor. Ohio and Il- linois.
Thorpe Block-83 E. Market.
Tomlinson Block-N. w. cor. Ohio and In- diana av.
Tomlinson Hall-N. e. cor. Market and Del- aware.
Trade Block-15 McCrea.
Turne Hall-N. e. cor. Illinois and Ohio.
Union Building-67 W. Maryland.
Union Carpenters' Hall-251/2 S. Meridian.
Union Hall-139 E. Washington.
Union Station-Cor. Illinois and Jackson pl. U. S. Arsenal-North end of Arsenal av. Vajen's Block-66 N. Penn.
Van Sickle's Hall-321/2 Clifford av.
Van Vorhis Block-233 Mass. av.
Vinton Block-S. w. cor. Market and Penn. Von Hake Block-30 N. Delaware.
Voss Block-Cor. 1st and Illinois.
Wachstetter's Hall-199 S. Capitol av.
Wallace Block-50 S. Delaware.
Wallace Block-S. e. cor. Mass. av. and New York.
Washington Hall-84 W. Washington.
Water Works Building-East bank White river, s. of Washington.
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List of Physicians and Surgeons, arranged by States, giving Postoffice Address, with Population and Location of each place.
The School practiced.
College and Class of Graduation.
All the Existing and Extinct Medical Colleges in the United States and Canada, with Location, Faculty, etc.
The various Medical Societies, Medical Journals, Hospitals, Sanitariums, Asylums, and other Medical institutions
Boards of Health,
A Synopsis of the Laws for regulating the Practice of Medicine in each State. Medical Departments of the U. S Army, Navy and Marine Mospital Servce. Roster of Examining Surgeons of the U S. Pension Department
A Descriptive Sketch of each State and Territory.
Climatological Statistics.
The Names and Location of Prominent Mineral Springs.
General Alphabetical list of Physicians, and reference to medical standing.
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PUBLIC PARKS-RAILROADS.
Waverly Building-S. w. cor. Meridian and Monument pl.
Wesley Block-Indiana av., bet. Illinois and Capitol av.
Wheatley Block-N. e. cor. New Jersey and Ohio.
When Building-26-40 N. Penn.
White's Block-106 N. Meridian.
Wiley Block-N. w. cor. Penn. and Wash- ington.
Wilson Block-S. e. cor. Illinois and Market. Windsor The-S. w. cor. Illinois and Mar- ket.
Workhouse-South side Twelfth, bet. High- land pl. and Michigan rd.
Wright's Market Street Block-66 E. Mar- ket.
Wright's Pennsylvania Street Block-See Exchange Block.
Wyandot Block-N. e. cor. Ohio and Mass. av.
Yandes & Malott Block-East side Illinois, bet. Georgia and Louisiana.
Y. M. C. A. Building-33 N. Illinois.
Yohn Block-N. e. cor. Meridian and Wash- ington.
PUBLIC PARKS.
Armstrong Park-North Indianapolis.
Fairview Park-Seven miles 'n. of city on the canal.
Garfield Park-South end of East.
Germania Park-Floral av. w. of canal.
Indianapolis Base Ball Park-E. Ohio, bet. Hanna and Arsenal av.
Irvington Park-Irvington.
Military Park-South side of New York, bet. Blackford and West.
Monument Place-Crossing Meridian and Market.
St. Clair Park-Meridian, Penn. and St. Clair.
University Square-West side Penn., bet. New York and Vermont.
West Indianapolis Park-Bet. Birch and Marion avs (W. I).
Wildwood-S. w. cor. Meridian and Seven- teenth.
Woodruff Place-East of United States Ar- senal, bet. Clifford av. and Michigan.
RAILROADS.
Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Company- W. P. Ijams, Pres .; Michael A. Downing, Vice-Pres .; John H. Holliday, Sec .; H. D. Lane, Auditor; Harry C. Graybill, Traffic Mngr. Office Union Stock Yards (W. I.) Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad- From Indianapolis to Cincinnati, 123 miles; Cincinnati to Toledo, 202 miles. M. D. Woodford, Pres .; C. G. Waldo, Genl. Mngr. General offices, Cincinnati, O. In- dianapolis offices, 2 W. Washington. H. G. Stiles, Genl. Agt. Freight Dept .; George W. Hayler, Dist. Pass. Agt.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway (Big Four)-Total number of miles operated, 2,347. General offices, Cin- cinnati and Cleveland, O. M. E. Ingalls, Pres .; E. O. McCormick, Pass. Traffic Mngr .; D. B. Martin, Genl. Pass. Agt .; J. Q. Van Winkle, Genl. Supt .; Ford Woods, Genl. Freight Agt. P. & E. Ry .; George W. Bender, Supt. Chicago Divis- ion; J. A. Barnard, Genl. Mngr. P. & E. Division; J. W. Riley, Supt. P. & E. Division; Henry S. Frazer, Genl. Agt .; W. A. Sullivan, Freight Agt .; H. M. Bronson, Asst. Genl. Pass. Agt .; 1 E. Washington street, Indianapolis, Ind.
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway- For general offices see Cleveland, Cin- cinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway.
Indiana, Decatur & Western Railway- From Indianapolis to Decatur, 153 miles. M. D. Woodford, Pres .; R. B. F. Pierce, Genl. Mngr .; George H. Graves, Supt .; J. S. Lazarus, Genl. Freight and Pass.
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