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roads, quartermaster's departments and military claims. The Fourth Auditor adjusts the navy accounts; the Fifth, diplomatic; the Sixth, postal affairs.
Postmaster General. WM. F. VILAS, of Wisconsin. The Post Office Department has charge of the postal system, the establishment and discontinuance of post offices, appointment of postmasters, special agents, postal clerks, route agents, etc., the contracts for carrying the mail, the money order office, the dead letter office, maintains an inspection to prevent frauds, mail depredations, etc.
Attorney General. AvausTus HI. GARLAND, of Arkansas. The Attorney General is the head of the Department of Justice. He is the legal adviser of the President and heads of departments, examines titles, applications for pardons and judicial and legal appointments, conducts and argues suits in which the Government is concerned, etc.
Secretary of War. WM. C. ENDICOTT, of Massachusetts. The War Department has charge of business growing out of military af- fairs, keeps the records of the army, issues commissions, directs the government of troops, superintends their payment, stores, clothing, arms and equipments, and ordnance, constructs fortifications, and con- ducts works of military engineering, and river and harbor improve- ments.
Secretary of the Navy. W.M. C. WHITNEY, of New York. The Navy Department has charge of the naval establishment and all busi- ness connected therewith, issues navy commissions, instructions and orders, superintends the enlistment and discharge of seamen, the ma- rine corps, the construction of navy yards and docks, the construction and equipment of vessels, the purchase of provisions, stores, clothing and ordnance, the conduct of surveys and hydrographical operations.
Secretary of the Interior. LUCIUS Q. C. LAMAR, of Mississippi. The Department of the Interior has charge of the survey, manage- ment, sales and grants of public lands, the examination of pension and bounty land claims, the management of Indian affairs, the exam- ination of inventions and award of patents, the collection of statistics, the distribution of seeds, plants, etc., the taking of censuses, the man- agement of Government mines, the erection of public buildings, and the construction of wagon roads to the Pacific.
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PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Names.
Born.
Inaugurated.
In Office. Died.
Nativity.
George Washington
Feb. 22, 1732
Apr. 30, 1789
8 years.
Dec. 14, 1799
Virginia.
John Adams ...
Oct. 30, 1735
Mar. 4, 1797
4 years.
July 4, 1826
Massachusetts.
Thomas Jefferson.
Apr. 2, 1743
Mar. 4, 1801
8 years
July 4, 1826
Virginia.
James Madison.
Mar. 16, 1751
Mar. 4, 1809
8 years.
June 28, 1836
Virginia.
James Monroe.
Apr. 2, 1759
Mar. 4, 1817
8 years.
July 4, 1831
Virginia.
John Quiney Adams.
July 11, 1767
Mar. 4, 1825
4 years.
Feb. 23, 1848
Massachusetts.
Andrew Jackson
Mar. 15, 1767
Mar. 4, 1829
8 years.
June 8, 1845
South Carolina.
Martin Van Buren
Dee. 5,1782
Mar. 4, 1837
+ years ..
1 month.
Apr. 4, 1841
Virginia.
John Tyler.
Mar. 20, 1790
Apr. 5, 1841
3 yrs. 11 mos.
Jan. 17, 1862
Virginia.
James K. Polk
Nov. 2, 1795
Mar. 4, 1845
4 years.
June 15, 1849
North Carolina.
Zachary Taylor ..
Nov. 24, 1790
Mar. 4, 1849
1 yr. 4 mos ...
July 9, 1850
Virginia.
Millard Fillmore
May 7, 1800
July 10, 1850
2 yrs. 8 mos ...
Mar. 8, 1874
New York.
Franklin Pieree ..
Nov. 23, 1804
Mar. 4, 1853
4 years.
Oet. 8, 1869
New Hampshire.
Abraham Lincoln ..
Feb. 12, 1809
Mar. 4,1861
4 yrs. 40 ds ...
Apr. 15, 1865
Kentucky.
Andrew Johnson.
Dee. 29, 1808
Apr. 15, 1865
3 yrs. 11 mos.
July 31, 1875
North Carolina. Ohio.
Rutherford B. Hayes.
Oet. 4, 1822
Mar. 5, 1877
4 years ...
Ohio.
James A. Garfield
Nov. 19, 1831
Mar. 4, 1881
6 mns. 15 ds ..
Sept. 19, 1881
Ohio.
Chester A. Arthur.
Oet. 5, 1830
3 yrs. 5 mos.
Nov. 18, 1886
Vermont.
Grover Cleveland,
Mar. 18, 1837
New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL AND DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS.
THE EXECUTIVE.
GROVER CLEVELAND, of New York, President of the United States. Salary, $50,000
[ The Vice Presideney is vaeant, by reason of the death of Mr. Hendricks.]
THE CABINET .*
SALARY.
THOMAS FRANCIS BAYARD, of Delaware, Secretary of State ..
$8,000
WILLIAM C. ENDICOTT, of Massachusetts, Secretary of War. , Secretary of the Treasury.
8,000
WILLIAM F. VILAS, of Wisconsin, Postmaster General.
8,000
AUGUSTUS H. GARLAND, of Arkansas, Attorney General ..
8,000
WILLIAM C. WHITNEY, of New York, Secretary of the Nary.
8,000
LUCIUS Q. C. LAMAR, of Mississippi, Secretary of the Interior
8,000
*Arranged in the order of succession named in the presidential succession aet of January 19, 1886.
PRINCIPAL DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS. ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY.
Date of
Country.
Capital.
Ministers.
Salary. Com'n.
Austria
Vienna
Vaeant*
$12,000 ...
Brazil.
Rio Janeiro.
Thomas J. Jarvis, North Carolina
12,000 ...... 1885
Central American States.
Guatemala
Henry C. Hall, New York.
10,000 ...... 1882
Chili
Santiago
William R. Roberts, New York
10,000 ...... 1885
China
Pekin
Charles Denby, Indiana ...
12,000. ..... 1885
Franee.
.Paris Robert M. MeLane, Maryland.
17,500. .... 1885
Germany
Berlin
.George H. Pendleton, Ohio.
17,500 .1885
Great Britain
London.
Edward .J. Phelps, Vermont
17,500. .1885
Italy
Rome
.. John B. Stallo, Ohio.
12,000.
1885
Japan
Tokei ( Yedo)
. Richard B. Hubbard, Texas.
12,000. .1885
Mexico.
Mexico
Thomas C. Manning, Louisiana
12,000. .1886
Peru.
Lima
Charles W. Buek, Kentucky.
10,000. .1885
Russia
St. Petersburg ..... George V. N. Lathrop, Michigan.
17,500 .. .1885
Spain
Madrid
Jabez L. M. Curry, Virginia ..
12,000 .1885
Turkey
Constantinople
10,000.
United States of Colombia
Bogota Dabney B. Maury, Virginia.
7,500 ... .1886
*James Fenner Lee, Sceretary of Legation, Charge d'Affaires, ad interim.
Pennsylvania.
James Buchanan ...
Apr. 23, 1791
Mar. 4, 1857
4 years.
June 1, 1868
Ulysses S. Grant ..
Apr. 27, 1822
Mar. 4, 1869
8 years ....
July 23, 1885
Dec. 27, 1862
New York.
William H. Harrison.
Feb. 9, 1773
Mar. 4, 1841
Sept. 19, 1881 Mar. 4, 1885
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MINISTERS RESIDENT AND CONSULS GENERAL.
Argentine Republic
Buenos Ayres ...... Bayless W. Hanna, Indiana.
$7,500. .1885
Bolivia.
La Paz.
William A. Seay, Louisiana.
5,000
1885
Corea
Seonl Vacant ...
5,000.
Denmark
Copenhagen Rasmus B. Anderson, Wisconsin.
5,000 .. 1885
Hayti.
Port-an-Prince. ... John E. W. Thompson, New York*
5,000.
.. 188.5
Liberia.
Monrovia
Persia ..
Teheran
E. Spencer Pratt, Alabama
5,000 .1886
Portugal
Lisbon.
E. P. C. Lewis, New Jersey
5,000 .188.5
Roumania, Servia and Greece.
Walker Fearn, Louisiana.
6,500 1885
Siam ...
Bangkok Jacob T. Child, Missouri
5,000 1886
Switzerland
Berue. Boyd Winchester, Kentucky
5,000
1885
*Also Charge d'affaires at Santo Domingo.
Belgiumn ...
Brussels
Lambert Tree, Illinois ..
$7,500. 1885
Ilawaiian Islands ..
Honolulu.
George W. Merrill, Nevada
7,500.
1885
Netherlands .....
The Hague .... .Isaac Bell, jr., Rhode Island.
7,500. .1885
Sweden and Norway
Stockholm Rufus Magee, Indiana.
7,500 .. 1885
Venezuela ...
Caracas .... ...... . Charles L. Scott, Alabama
7,500. 1885
CHARGÉ D'AFFAIRES.
Paraguay and Uruguay Montevideo ... ..... .John E. Bacon, South Carolina
$5,000. 1885
SECRETARIES OF LEGATION AND CONSULS GENERAL.
Guatemala .. ..... Guatamala ....... .. D. Lynch Pringle, South Carolina
$2,000. 1885
Colombia. Bogota .. . V. O. King, Kentucky
2,000
1886
CONSULS GENERAL.
Austria
Vienna Edward Jussen, Illinois.
$3,000. .1885
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro ..... H. Clay Armstrong, Alabama ...
6,000
1885
China
Shanghai
5,000
Ecuador
Guayaquil.
.Owen MeGarr, Colorado ..
3,000 .1885
France :.
Paris
George Walker, New York
6,000 ... 1880
Berlin
Frederick Raine, Maryland.
4,000 ... .. 1885
Germany
Frank fort
Jacob Mueller, Ohio ..
3,000 ... .1885
Caleutta
Benjamin F. Bonham, Oregon
5,000 .. 1885
Halifax
Michael HI. Phelau, Missouri.
3,500 .. 1885
Great Britain
London
Thomas M. Waller, Connecticut ..
6,000. .1885
Melbourne
.James M. Morgan, South Carolina.
4,500. .1885
Montreal Wendell A. Anderson, Wisconsin
4,000. 1885
Hawaiian Islands Italy
Rome
William L. Alden, New York
3,000.
.1885
Japan.
Kanawaga. Warren Green, Kentucky ....
4,000
.1885
Mexico.
Mexico
James W. Porch, Missouri ...
2,500 1885
Panama
Thomas Adamson, Pennsylvania
4,000 .. .1884
Russia
St. Petersburg Pierce M. B. Young, Georgia.
3,000 1885
Spain ..
Havana Ramon A. Williams, New York ..
6,000. 1884
Turkey.
(Constantinople ... G. Harris Heap, Pennsylvania.
3,000
1884
* The Consul General is also agent.
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Name and State.
Circuit.
Appointed.
By Whom.
Chief Justice.
M. R. Waite, Ohio ..
Fourthı
1874
Grant.
Associate Justice ..
H. Gray, Massachusetts.
First ..
1881.
Arthur.
Associate Justice.
Stanley Matthews, Ohio.
Sixth.
.1882
Arthur.
Associate Justice.
S. F. Miller, Iowa.
Eighth
1862
Lincoln.
Associate Justice.
.S. J. Field, California ..
Ninthi.
1863
Lincoln.
Associate Justice.
W. B. Woods, Alabama.
Third
.1880
Hayes.
Associate Justice.
J. P. Bradley, New Jersey
Fifth
1870
Grant.
Associate Justice S. Blatchford, New York
Second
1883
Arthur.
Associate Justice. J. M. Harlan, Kentucky Seventh
.1877
Hayes.
Retired Justice-William Strong, Pennsylvania, $10,000 a year. Salary of the Chief Justice, $10,500; of each Associate Justice, $10,000.
CIRCUIT JUDGES OF THE UNITED STATES .*
First Cirenit -Le Barron B. Colt, Rhode Island. Second Circuit -William J. Wallace, New York.
Sixth Circuit - Howell E. Jackson, Tennessee.
Seventh Cireuit -Walter Q. Gresham, Indiana.
Third Cireuit -William MeKennan, Pennsylvania. Fourth Circuit -Hugh L. Bond, Maryland.
Fifth Cireuit-Don A. Pardee, Louisiana.
Eighth Circuit - David J. Brewer, Kansas. Ninth Circuit - Lorenzo Sawyer, California. * Annual salary, §6,000.
The first eireuit consists of the States of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island; the second, of Connecticut, New York and Vermont ; the third, of Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsyl- vania; the fourth, of Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia; the fifth, of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas; the sixth, of Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee; the seventh, of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin ; the eighth, of Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri and Nebraska; the ninth, of California, Nevada and Oregon. Retired Cireuit Judge-Thomas Drummond, Illinois, $6,000 a year.
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Honulnlu
John H. Putnam, Ohio.
4,000. 1885
§ Cairo* Jolin Cardwell, Texas ...
5,000. 1885
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DISTRICT JUDGES.
State. Name. Where Employed.
Alabama (N. D.) ... JJohn Bruce.
Montgomery.
(S. D.) ... Harry W. Taulmin .. Mobile.
Arkansas ( E. D.) ... Henry C. Caldwell ... Little Rock.
(W. D.) .. Isaac C. Parker ....... Fort Smith.
California. ..* Ogdeu Hoffman .... San Francisco.
Colorado ... $ Moses Hallett ....... Denver.
Connecticut
.. Nathan'l Shipman ... Hart ford.
Delaware Leonard E. Wales ... Wihuington. Florida ( N. D.) .... Thomas Settle ......... Jacksonville. (S. D.) ...... James W. Locke .....
Key West.
Georgia ( N. D.) ... Wm. T. Newman ..... Atlanta.
= (S. D.) ..... Emory Spcer. ...... .Savannah. Illinois ( N. D.) .... + H. W. Blodgett ...... Chicago. (S. D.) ...... Samuel H. Treat ..... Springfield.
Indiana. . Wiu. A. Woods .... Indianapolis.
Iowa ( N. D.) ........ Oliver P. Shiras .... .Dubuque.
(S. D.). ..... James M. Love ..... Keokuk.
Kansas Cassins G. Foster ... .. Topeka.
Kentucky ... John W. Barr .... Louisville.
Louisiana (E. D.) ..; Edw. C. Billings. ... New Orleans. = (W. D.) .. Aleck Boarman ..... . Shreveport.
Maine .. Nathan Webb ..... Portland. (W. D.) ...... Ezekiel B. Turner ... Austin. Maryland. t Thos. J. Morris. Baltimore. · Vermont. Hoyt H. Wheeler ..... Brattleboro. Massachusetts ...... + Thos. L. Nelson ..... Bostou. Michigan ( E. D.) .. Henry B. Brown ..... (W.D.) .. Henry F. Severens ... Grand Rapids. . Detroit. Virginia ( E. D.) ... Robert W. Hughes ... Norfolk. (W. D.) ... John Paul .. . Harrisonburg. West Virginia ..... John J. Jackson, jr .. Parkersburg. Minnesota ........... R. R. Nelson .. ..... St. Paul. Missouri ( E. D.) ... Samuel Treat ... .St. Louis. Wisconsin (E.D.) .. Charles E. Dyer ...... Racine. (W.D) .. Romanzo Bunn ..... .Madisou.
* $5,000 a year. +84,000 a year. 84,500 a year. Others, $3,500 a year.
Retired District Judges-John P. Knowles, Rhode Island; Johu Erskine, Southern District of Georgia ; George S. Bryau, South Carolina. $3,500 a year.
UNITED STATES COURTS IN THE TERRITORIES.T
Alaska-Judge, Lafayette Dawson.
Arizona-Chief Justice, (vacant) ; associates, William W. Porter, William H. Barnes. Dakota-Chief Justice, Bartlett Tripp; associates, C. S. Palmer, W. H. Francis, W. B. McConnel, C. M. Thomas. Idaho-Chief Justice, James B. Hayes ; associates, Norman Buck, Case Broderick.
Montana-Chief Justice, Decius S. Wade; associates, Wm. J. Galbraith, James H. McCleary, Thomas C. Bach. New Mexico-Chief Justice, Elisha V. Long; associates, William H. Brinker, Willlam F. Henderson. Utah-Chief Justice, Charles S. Zane; associates, Jacob S. Borcman, Henry P. Henderson.
Washington-Chief Justice, Roger S. Greene; associates, John P. Hoyt, Win. G. Langford, George Turner. Wyoming-Chief Justice, William L. Maginnis; associates, Jacob B. Blair, Samuel T. Corn.
T Pay, $3,000 a year.
FEDERAL OFFICERS IN TOPEKA.
[Offices in Post Office and Custom House Building, corner Kansas avenue and Fifth street, and resi- dents of Topeka, except as otherwise noted.]
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT-('assius G. Foster, $3,500.
MARSHAL-W. C. Jones, Iola, $200, and fees not exceeding $6,000.
DEPUTY MARSHALS-Geo. F. Sharitt, T. W. Thompson, and Chas. Currier, Leavenworth.
ATTORNEY-W. C. Perry, Fort Scott, $200 and fees.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY-Eugene Hagan, $1,500.
PENSION AGENT-George W. Glick, Atchison, $4,000. CHIEF CLERK -J. P. Howe.
PENSION EXAMINING BUREAU-S. E. Sheldon, M. D., president; L. Y. Grubbs, M. D., treasurer; C. A. McGuire, M. D., secretary.
State. Name. Where Employed.
Mississippi. Robert A. Hill ... Oxford.
Nebraska Elmer S. Duudy .. .. Omaha. Nevada George M. Sabin ...... Carson City.
New Hampshire ... Daniel Clark .Manchester. New Jersey + Johu T. Nixon .... .Trouton.
New York (N.D.) .. t Alfred C. Coxe ...... U'tica. .. (S. D.) .. + Addison Browu ..... New York.
(E. D.) .. t Chas. L. Benedict .. Brooklyn.
N. Car'lina (E. D.) .. A. S. Seymour ......... Nowberu.
(W. D) .. Robert P. Dick ........ Greensboro. Ohio (N. D.). Martin Welker ........ Wooster.
(S. D.) .......... + George R. Sage ...... Cincinnati. Oregon Matthew P. Deady ... Portland. Peuna. ( E. D.). ..... + William Butler ..... Philadelphia.
(W. D.) ...... Marcus W. Acheson .. Pittsburg.
Rhode Island ...... Geo. M. Carpenter ... Providence.
South Carolina .... Chas. H. Simontou ... Charleston. Tenn. (E. & M.D.) .. David M. Key ......... Knoxville. " (W. D.) .... .. Eli S. Hammond ...... Memphis.
A. P. McCormick .... Dallas. Texas ( N. D).) .... (E. D.) ....... Chauncey B. Sabin .. Galveston.
(W. D.) ... Arnold Krekel ..... .Jefferson City.
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RECEIVER OF LAND OFFICE-C'has. Spaulding, Office Block, room 14, $500 and fees.
REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE-John L. Price, Auburn, $500 and fees.
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT -Joseph C. Wilson, fees.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT- A. S. Thomas, fees.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR -James L. King.
DISBURSING OFFICER -John Mileham, } of 1 per cent.
GAUGER AND STOREKEEPER -Vacancy.
POSTMASTER-John Mileham, $3,200.
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER -James L. King.
MASTER IN CHANCERY-IIiram P. Dillon, Office Block, fees.
COMMISSIONERS-J. C. Wilson, E. A. Austin (State House), fees.
JUDICIARY.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
The Circuit Court is held on the second Monday in January at Fort Scott, on the first Monday in June at Leavenworth, and on the fourth Monday in November at Topeka.
The District Court is held on the second Monday in January at Fort Scott, on the second Monday in April at Topeka, on the second Monday in September at Wichita, and on the second Monday in October at Leavenworth.
JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT-Hon. David J. Brewer, Leaven- worth, presiding judge; Hon. Cassius G. Foster, associate, Topeka. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT-Hon. Cassius G. Foster, Topeka. MASTERS IN CHANCERY - Hiram P. Dillon, Topeka; H. M. Herman, Leavenworth.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY - Wm. C. Perry, Fort Scott.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY - Eugene Hagan, Topeka.
MARSHAL - W. C. Jones, Iola.
DEPUTY MARSHALS-In Topeka : Geo. F. Sharitt, T. W. Thomp- son, Chas. Currier.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT- A. S. Thomas, Topeka.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT-Joseph C. Wilson, Topeka.
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No abbreviations are used in this work except those that every intelligent person will readily understand. The names inserted in BLACK LETTERS are those of the advertising patrons of this work.
A complete Street and Avenue Guide to the city will be found on the pre- ceding pages, and the Business Directory, arranged in trades and professions, follows the alphabetical arrangement of names.
* With number in large black figures indicates Telephone number.
A.
Abarr, Mary, bookkeeper Kansas State Journal, res. 311 East Eighth.
Abbott, A., laborer, res. 311 East First. Abbott, William, teamster, res. 703 Law- rence.
Aber, Lydia, (widow,) r. 418 West Sixth. Aber, W. W., res. 418 West Sixth.
Abernathy, George, laborer, res. 417 West B.
Abernathy, W. W., special agent insur- ance company, 535 Kansas ave., res. 900 Tyler.
Abrams, J. H., train dispatcher A. T. & S. F. R. R., bds. Hotel Throop.
Achenbach, H. R., clerk, res. 1416 Har- rison.
Ackerman, Godfrey, wiper, rooms 121 Monroe.
Ackley, Edward N., salesman, res. 32S Klein.
Ackley, W. R., res. 1217 East Eighth. Acers, Grace, res. 122 West E.
Adams & Keating, tinners, &c .. 230 Kan- sas ave.
Adams, -, res. 502 West First.
Adams, Anna, res. 1402 Topeka ave.
Adams, Charles. sup't Stevenson & Peck- ham, res. 125S Lincoln.
Adams, Charles B., laborer, res. 508 Chandler.
Adams, C. H., physician. res. 817 North Monroe.
Adams, Edward, student, res. 1402 To- peka ave.
Adams, Ella, teacher, r. 1402 Topeka ave. Adams, E. Y., carpenter, res. 1400 North Logan.
Adams, Franklin G., secretary State His- torical Society, office State House, res. College ave.
Adams, Harriet, student, res. College ave. Adams, Henry, stone cutter, res. 322 West- ern ave.
Adams, Henry J., attorney, res. College ave.
Adams House, S. S. Hughes, proprietor, cor. Kansas ave. and B.
Adams, Jennie, rooms 711 Jackson.
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J. S. COLLINS & CO.,
ROOM, BANK OF TOPEKA BUILDING.
Adams, Jesse, farmer, res. 320 Lake. Adams, J. N., tinner, res. 1125 North Mad- ison.
Adams, John N., tinner, res. 209 Tyler. Adams, Joseph, laborer, res. 513 Law- rence.
Adams, Joseph, trader, res. Liberty, near Fifth.
Adams, J. Q., baggage master A. T. & S. F. depot. res. 411 Lake.
Adams, J. W., res. 1108 Topeka ave.
Adams, N. H., res. 1402 Topeka ave.
Adams, Nathaniel, stone cutter, res. 209 Tyler.
Adams, Nellie, res. 1018 Polk.
Adams, Orr, printer, res. 1125 North Madison.
Adams, O. A., res. 1018 Polk.
Adams. P. C., cabinet maker, res. 91 North Ash (old number).
Adams, Rebecca J., res. 209 Tyler.
Adams, S. B., res. 622 Western ave.
Adams, Walter, trader, res. Liberty near Fifth.
Adams, Wesley, teamster, res. Higgin- botham's add.
Adams, Zu., clerk, res. College ave.
Adamson, R. R., tinner, res. 117 West Tenth.
Addenholt, George, street car driver, rooms 212 East Tenth.
Addie, James, blacksmith, res. 113 North Quincy.
Addis, Edward S., painter, res. 135 Mon- roe, rear.
Addis, Percy, painter, res. 135 Monroe, rear.
Addy, Ralph, clerk, rooms 1114 North Quincy.
Adele, Clara, res. 830 Clay.
Aderhold, Mary A., boarding house, res. 220 North Kansas ave.
Adkins, Samuel, Baptist missionary, res. 1501 Van Buren.
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Adler, Albert, commercial traveler, res. 933 Topeka ave.
Adwer, Burton, painter, res. 308 Jefferson. Allstrom, Andrew, laborer, res. 504 East First.
Aiken, Steven, night clerk Eastern House, 403 Madison.
Ainsworth, Lann, laborer, res. cor. Fifth and Liberty.
Aird, William, speculator, res. 1016 Jack- son.
Akeroyd Bros .. agricultural implements, 819 North Kansas ave.
Akeroyd, A. B., (Akeroyd Bros.,) res. 910 North Topeka ave.
Akeroyd, Edward B .. (Akeroyd Bros.,) res. 910 North Topeka ave.
Akers, Ella, (widow,) res. 630 Monroe. Akin, -, res. 515] Van Buren.
Akstrom, Gustavus, painter, res. 313 West- ern ave.
Albaugh, H. V., clerk, res. 324 Clay.
Albio, Ben HI., res. 626 Lime.
Albrecht, Arno, res. 313 Harrison.
Alcour, M. J., res. 212 West Eighth.
Alden, Dick, student, res. 1517 Van Buren. Alden, Gussie E., res. 1517 Van Buren.
Alden. H. N., painter and paper hanger, res. 1517 Van Buren.
Alden, Mary L., res. 1517 Van Buren.
Alden, Newton C., paper hanger, res. 1225 Van Buren.
Alden, Phoebe M., res. 627 Fillmore.
Aldrige, George, art gallery, 1013 North Kansas ave., res. same.
Alen, L. A., (widow,) res. 836 North Mon- roe.
Alexander & McGaw, ( M. Alexander and R. M. McGiaw,) coal dealers, 523 East Fourth. * 313
Alexander, Andrew, groceries and pro- visions, 719 Chesnut, res. same.
Alexander, A. H., groceries and provis- ions, 814 East Eighth, res. same.
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Imported Cloths
a specialty, at RODGERS & STRANAHAN'S, 118 East Fifth Street.
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Alexander, Clay, operator, res. 310 East Third.
Alexander, (. N., bds. Eastern House.
Alexander, E , laborer, res. 310 East Third.
Alexander, George, carpenter, res. 816 ('lay.
Alexander, M., (Alexander & Mclaw,) res. 410 Monroe.
Alexander, Reid, (Stormont & Alexan- der,) res. 622 Kansas ave. * 150
Alexander, W. D., res. 1000 Topeka ave.
Alfred, Adam, laborer, res. 1333 Bu- chanan.
Allen, Arthur, ( Prescott & Allen,) res. 927 North Topeka ave.
Allen, A. T., janitor State House, res. 1512 Jackson.
Allen, Charles W., clerk, res. 1403 Van Buren.
Allen, C'larinda, bookbinder, res. 1403 Van Buren, rear.
Allen, D. H., res. 1217 Taylor.
Allen, Edith, res. 621 Harrison.
Allen, Enoch, laborer, res. West B, near Taylor.
Allen, E. B., Secretary of State, office State House, res. 621 Harrison.
Allen, Frank, blacksmith, res. 1512 Jack- son.
Allen, Frank, laborer, res. 307 Kansas ave. Allen, Frank A., stonemason, res. 1403 Van Buren, rear.
Allen, George, res. 907 North Harrison. Allen, Harry, commercial traveler, res. 1108 Van Buren.
Allen, Henry, laborer, res. 1200 Quincy. Allen, Henry J., barber, res. 1408 North Logan.
Allen, II. D., clerk, res. 1217 Tyler.
Allen, H. S., contractor and builder, 1000 West Sixth, res. 1002 West Sixth.
Allen, John, clerk, res. 140S North Logan.
Allen, John E., painter, res. 1403 Van Bu- ren, rear.
Allen, J. W., deputy constable, res 404 East First.
Allen, Martha, res. 1403 Van Buren, rear. Allen, Samuel, carpenter, rooms 522 East First.
Allen, Sarah, (widow,) res. 1302 East Sixth.
Allen, Thomas M., real estate agent, res. 1311 North Kansas ave.
Allen, Tillie, teacher, rooms 1114 North Quincy.
Allen, Williams, bookkeeper, rooms 429 Jefferson.
Allen. W. M., deputy street commissioner, res. 818 North Jackson.
Allen, W. W., sup't fuel and mines A. T. & S. F. R. R., bds. Windsor Hotel.
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