R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1891, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1644

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KKABE

PIANOS

. BALTIMOR' .: Nos. 22 & 24 E, BALTIMORE ST.

NEW YORK-148 Fifth Avenue, WASHINGTON-817 Market Space, Pa. Av.

The only Company haring Deposited $200,000 with State Treasurer of Md., for Security of Policyholders.

American Casualty Insurance and Security Co.

OF BALTIMORE C'TY.

Home Office, Chamber of Commerce, Baltimore, Md.

CASH CAPITAL,

$1,000,000.

VA, DIN SURPLUS,

$500,000.

WM. E. MIDGLEY, President.

RICHARD K. SHELDON, Treasurer.

-. DIRECTORS .-

SIUN GILL, First Vice-President.

J. J. JACKSON, Secretary.

W. W. SPENCE, Baltimore. JOHN GILL, Baltimore.

JAMES A. GARY, Baltimore.

BON. W. A. FISHER, Baltimore.

EDWARD AUSTEN, Baltimore.

CHARLES D. FISHER, Ealtimero.

ROBERT SEWELL, New York. HENRY B. BEECHER, NOW York. GEN. EENBY W. SLOCUL:, Brooklyn. ARTHUR B. GRAVES, New York. WM. 2. MIDGLEY, New York.

Maryland Department, Thomas A. Symington, Mngr. (See Right Side Margin Lines, Inside Pages.)

EDWIN WALTERS & CO. DISTILLERS OF ORIENT PURE RYE WHISKEY,

CANTON, BATTIM RE CO., M.D.

And Fire Copper Distilled Pure Rye Whiskey. SOMERSET CO., PA.

OFFICE, 35 S. GAY STREET,

BALTIMORE. CM

HENNEGEN, BATES & CO. JEWELERS

AND DIAMOND IMPORTERS,

Cor. Baltimore and Charles Streets.

Furniture Hardware, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, AND CURTAINS.

{ G. SIDNEY NORRIS & CO.

36 HANOVER ST. Wi ,lors's . ' Betail.

TELEPHONE 1425.

GLUBE BREWERY,"

Block of Halve Laway and Ferry Sts."

( Brewers of Highest Grades Lager and Bottled Leers.

Brewing and Malting Co.

The Wehr-Hobelmann-Gottlieb

CELEBRATED CRACKERS AND FANCY CAKES, 17 AND 19 EAST PRATT STREET, Opposite Maltby House.

JAMES D. MASON & CO.

SNOWDEN & COWMAN,

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF

HOISTING MACHINERY.

HOISTING MACHINERY & ELEVATOR WORKS

FOUNDRY

IRON

SHOP

MACHINE

COWMA

SNOWDEN&

OFFICE

SPECIALTY, Hydraulic, Steam and Hand

LEVATOR

WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY ARRANGEMENTS.

PATENTS.

Issued Jan. 25th, 1876; Feb. 13th, 1877; May 13th, 1879; May 27th, 1879 ; June 10th, 1879 ; July 22d, 1879.

REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY,

WEST STREET NEAR LEADENHALL STREET OFFICE, No. 9 WEST FAYETTE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

lad ylar

cke Town ms, h

IY, IRE - J. L

re'in jug

1ilde t -

K, IL .ET. Ex n $1 Y, int ND

The Highest Award at the Centennial Exposition.

JAMES BATES, Patentee and Manufacturer of

BATES'S HAND ELEVATORS OR

DUMB WAITERS.

OVER 6,000 IN USE.

Patented April 18, 1871. Re-issued July 25. 1876.

FOR FACTORIES, WAREHOUSES, STORES,

HOTELS AND HOSPITALS

and every place where Merchandise, &c., is trans- ferred from one story to another.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO RE- PAIRING ELEVATORS AND HOISTING MACHINERY.

Send for Price List and Circulars con- taining Reference.

WIRE ROPE of all sizes ON ILAND.

STEAM

- AND

HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS

Of the most approved patent, adapted for

WAREHOUSES, MILLS, SUGAR REFINERIES, BREWERIES, &C.

ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS

For House Fronts, Mills, Factories, &c. Tobacco Screws of all kinds furnished at shortest notice.

JAMES BATES,

IRON FOUNDRY

AND MACHINE SHOPS, COR. PRATT & PRESIDENT STS BALTIMORE.

JAS HATE- .ALT ..

ill

ALLAN STEAMSHIP LINE BALTIMORE TO LIVERPOOL,

VIA HALIFAX Sailings as Advertised.

S. S. POLYNESIAN . . . .4,000 Tons. S. S. CASPIAN · 3,200 Tons.

S. S. SARMATIAN.

.3,700

S. S. NOVA SCOTIAN ...

.3,300

S. S. PERUVIAN 3,200

S. S. CIRCASSIAN

. 3,800

S. S. SARDINIAN. .4,500

S. S. PARISIAN.

. 5,400

CABIN TO LIVERPOOL $65 TO HALIFAX $25.

INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE AT LOWEST RATES

Norddeutscher Lloyd S.S. Co.

BALTIMORE TO BREMEN DIRECT. EVERY WEDNESDAY.

S. S. MUENCHEN (new). . 5,500 Tons.

S. S. GERA (new) .. 6,500

S. S. DARMSTADT (new).6,500

S. S. KARLSRUHE (new).6,000 66

S. S. DRESDEN (new). ... 5,500 Tons

. S. S. HERMANN.

.3,500

S. S. AMERICA

3,500

S. S. STUTTGART (new).6,000

CABIN PASSAGE TO BREMEN $60 AND UPWARDS.

NEW YORK TO BREMEN.

VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY SATURDAY.

S. S. EMS, 7,000 Tons. S. S. EIDER, 7,000 Tons. S. S. FULDA, 6,000 Tons

S. S. WERRA, 6,000

S. S. ELBE, 5,000 S. S. TRAVE, 8,000

S. S. SAALE, 8,000 S.S. ALLER, 8,000

S. S. LAHN, 8,000

S. S. HAVEL, 8,000 Tons. S. S. SPREE, 8,000 Tons.

Cabin Passage to Bremen Southampton, London or Havre $80 $100, $125, $150, $175, per Adult, according to location of berth, FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO

A. SCHUMACHER & CO., General Agents, For Allan Line and Norddeutscher Lloyd Line, 5 S. GAY STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

JOHNSTON LINE

BALTIMORE TO LIVERPOOL.

ROSSMORE 6,000 Tons.

QUEENSMORE. 5.500

PARKMORE.

.5.500

BALTIMORE.

.5.000 Tons

BARROWMORE ... .. 5.000 “

NESSMORE.

4.000

SAILINGS WEEKLY.

BALTIMORE TO LONDON.

ORANMORE

1.000 Tons.

THANEMORE

3.500 Tons

MENTMORE

1.000 “

LOCHMORE ...

3.500 .

SAILINGS FORTNIGHTLY.

PURITAN LINE.

BALTIMORE TO ANTWERP.

REGULAR SAILINGS.

Donaldson Line. BATIMORE TO GLASGOW.

AMARYATHIA ..... 5.000 Tons.

COLINA

3,000 Tons

ALCIDES ..

4.000

CIRCE

3,000

CONCORDIA 3.000 'l'ons.

REGULAR SAILINGS.

BLUE CROSS LINE.

REGULAR SAILINGS TO HAVRE, ANTWERP, HULL AND OTHER CONTINENTAL AND U. K. PORTS.

FOR FURTHER - PARTICULARS, APPLY TO PATTERSON. RAMSAY & CO., General Agents,

DONNELL BUILDING. BALTIMORE, MD.

Atlantic Transport Line of Steamers

MICHIGAN -5,500 Tons.

MISSISSIPPI 5,500

MINNESOTA

5,000

BRITISH CROWN. . 5 000 6

MARYLAND 4 250 Tons.

MAINE.

4,150

MEMPHIS

5,000

MONTANA.

.4,250

WEEKLY SAILINGS

BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND LONDON.

Hamburg American Packet Line.

POLYNESIA, SLAVONIA, GOTHIA, CALIFORNIA, Etc.

TWO SAILINGS PER MONTH BETWEEN Baltimore and Hamburg.

LORD LINE

Lord O'Neill, Lord Landsdowne, Dunmore Head, Bengore Head, Missouri, Etc.

Regular Sailings to Belfast, Dublin and Glasgow.

FOR FREIGHT AND OTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE

Baltimore Storage and Lighterage Co.

403 to 409 WATER ST., BALTIMORE.

236 LaSalle St., Chicago. 307} Pine St., St. Louis.

Merchants & Miners Transportation Co.

FOR BOSTON, MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS AT 2 P. M.

FROM BOSTON, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 2 P. M.

FOR PROVIDENCE, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS AT 2 P. M.

FROM PROVIDENCE, TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 6 P. M.

FOR SAVANNAH, GA.,

AND ALL POINTS SOUTH EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 3 P. M.

SEE DAILY PAPERS.

FROM SAVANNAH, GA. EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY ACCORDING TO TIDE

The Splendid Steamers Essex, Dorchester. Chatham, D. H. Miller, Alleghany, Berkshire, Win. Crane, and Win. Lawrence constitute these lines to Boston, Providence and Savannah. Accommodations are unlimited in quality and ex- tent for Passengers and Freight. For Freight and Passage apply to

C. R. GILLINGHAM, Asst Agent.

A. L. HUGGINS, Gen'l Agent, FOOT LONG DOCK.

T. A. HOOPER. JAS. B ANDREWS,

Agent Central R. R. of Ga., 205 E. German St. Agent S. F. & W. R. R

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Bay Line Steamers

THE POPULAR, DIRECT AND MOST DELIGHTFUL

TOURIST ROUTE Between New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore AND - Old Point Comfort, Van, and Norfolk, Van

AND-

Principal Southern & Southwestern Cities

Direct connection made at Old Point Comfort, Va., with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and at Norfolk and Portsmouth with Seaboard and Roanoke R. R., Norfolk and Western R. R., and Norfolk Southern R. R., Atlantic and Danville R. R., and Norfolk and Carolina R. R. for all points in Atlantic Coast States. Palace Steamers, unsurpassed cuisine, undisturbed night's rest, sure connections.

D. J. HILL, Supt., E. BROWN, G. T. A., H. V. TOMPKINS, G. P. A., Baltimore. Baltimore. 287 Broadway, N. Y.

York River Line.

THE POPULAR ROUTE BETWEEN

BALTIMORE, RICHMOND

AND ALL PIEDMONT AIR-LINE POINTS. FINE STEAMERS. LARGE, AIRY STATE ROOMS.

Tables Supplied with Every Delicacy of the Season STEAMERS CHARLOTTE, BALTIMORE AND DANVILLE Leave Pier 19 Light Street Wharf,

DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M.

Connecting at West Point, Va., with Richmond and Danville Railroad for Richmond AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.

REUBEN FOSTER,

G. F. NEEDHAM,

G. F. & T. Agent.

General Manager.

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ESTABLISHED 1872. -

Chas. F. Ellender,

Dealer in

HOT! AIR

FURNACES RANGES, STOVES, ETC

FAMILY HARDWARE AND FIRST CLASS TIN WARE

Metallic Roofing & Spouting All Repairs in my line promptly attended to.

211 RICHMOND STREET, ADJOINING TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Agent for the Richardson & Boynton Co's Celebrated Furnaces, Ranges & Stoves

H. F. RADECKE.

II. D. LOUIS.

RADECKE & LOUIS, Packing Box

MANUFACTURERS,

RADECKE & LOUIS

218+

GARRETT ST.

BETWEEN LIBERTY AND HOWARD STREETS,

BALTIMORE.

.CT

OFFICE

CARPENTER JOBBING

PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

MONUMENTAL LABEL CO.

(JOHN T. COLEMAN, PRESIDENT.)

Designers and Printers of Labels, FOR USE OF CANNED GOODS PACKERS,

321 TO 327 N. HOLLIDAY STREET. Baltimore, Md.

ESTABLISHED 1865.

JOHN T. COLEMAN, Steam Boiler Works,

Cor. Holliday and Pleasant Streets, Manufacturer of all kinds of

STEEL AND IRON STEAM BOILERS, SMOKE STACKS, Water Tanks, Oil Stills, Lard Kettles, &c. Particular Attention Given to Repairs. TELEPHONE CALL 815.

DAVID'S* PATENT DISINTEGRATING MILL, - FOR - Bones, Phosphates, Tankage, Ores, Clay, Fish Scrap, Salt Cake, &c. FERTILIZER MACHINERY, MIXERS' ROLLS, BREAKERS, &C. Marine Railways, Clay Temperers. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. JAMES MURRAY & SON, 102 to 108 YORK ST., BALTIMORE, MD.

ESTABLISHED 1872.

C. A. EULER & SON. Manufacturers of

PAPER BOXES,

By Hand and Machine, No. 408 W. Conway Street, TELEPHONE CALL 1394.

MARCUS W. WOLF & CO.

IMPORTERS AND

Wholesale

MARCUS W. WOLF & CO.

206

DOMPER ENVELOPES BLANK BOOKS

IMPORTERS.

WHOLESALE STATIONERS

Marcus W. Wolf & Co.

206

CAMELIA!

P.PER

204

Stationers,

204 & 206 W. GERMAN ST. HIEADQUARTERS FOR

PAPETERIES, LEAD PENCILS, SLATES AND SLATE PENCILS,

Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, TWINES, PAPER SHADES, &C. Importers of German Slate Pencils, Pho- tograph and Autograph Albums, Serap Books, Ink Stands, Leather Goods, &c.

- SOLE PROPRIETORS OF -

Congress, Capitol, Midway and Lock Raven

BRANDS OF WRITING PAPER in all Sizes and Weights.

National Inks and Mucilage, Easdale Slates, Climax and New Era Lead Pencils, and the Cel- brated O K PEN CO'S STEEL PENS, the best pens for the money manufactured.

very Saturday.

THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE WEEKLY,

Having the Largest Circulation among the Elite of Baltimore.

ALWAYS BRIGHT, CHATTY. ENTERTAINING

GOSSIP, LITERATURE, SOCIETY, SPORTS.

Subscription $2.00 per Year, With

Premium.

EVERY SATURDAY PUBLISHING CO.

228 E. BALTIMORE STREET,

Opposite American Office. BALTIMORE, MD.

T. J. WENTWORTH, Publisher.

S. W. BALTIMORE CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS, C. SPOERER, CARRIAGE & WAGON BUILDER, 400, 402 & 404 S. FREMONT AVENUE,

Cor. Ramsay Street. Baltimore, Md.

HELLO! STOP! READ!

-- Go home and think about the- Semi-Annual Endowment League

AND HUNT UP YOUR FRIENDS AND START A LODGE.

ANNUA

FRIEND

MENT LEAGUE

ORATED

NOV.

BAL

MD.

RE,

IRA A. OURSLER,

You can get $500 in five years. "But" HERE comes the point, that Five Hundred Dollars is paid in coupons of $50 each. Coupon matures every six months. You don't have to wait but six months before realizing on your cer- tificate.

Lodges new started in fifteen different States.

"Now," Just think of that. An order not three months old and having members in fifteen different States! Don't wait longer but act now.

APPLY TO

Supreme Secretary, 11 E. FAYETTE STREET, for full particulars.

JOHN M. KRIDLER,

HOUSE AND SIGN

Decorative Painter

KALSOMINING, GRAINING, GILDING, GLAZING AND STAINING,

No. 53 N. W. COR. PARK AVE. AND MULBERRY STREETS,

Residence, 511 W. Townsend Street. BALTIMORE.

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SEM

DSHIP TRUTH PROSPERITY

SUPRE

INCORPORA

D .; 1890

DENNISON MFG. CO. -MANUFACTURERS OF - TAGS

-AND-

Stationers' Specialties.

DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS,

Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all colors; Legal and Notarial Seals; Fold- ing and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Rings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Cards, Etc.

SEALING WAX MAKERS.

PAPER TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE,

Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags ; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets ; Postal En- velopes ; McGill's Paper Fasteners, at Manufacturers' discounts.

COLORED TISSUE PAPERS -AND- FLOWER PAPERS.

Proprietors of "Silver White," Best Article for Polishing Silver, and 'Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket" and "Silver White Casket."

JEWELERS' BOXES.

Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc.

DRUGGISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Shaving Papers.

DENNISON'S ABSORBENT COTTON, FOR DENTAL, AND SURGICAL, PURPOSES.

JAPANESE NAPKINS.

ALL OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE AND BY

DENNISON MFC. CO.,

26 and 28 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON. 630 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 143 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI. 7 SHOE LANE, LONDON, ENGLAND.

198 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 109 and 111 WABASII AVENUE, CHICAGO. 404 NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS.

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G. A. DOBLER.

E. T. MUDGE.

DOBLER & MUDGE,

WHOLESALE

PAPER WAREHOUSE

- AND -

PAPER STOCK

Manufacturers of

Book and News Paper

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

No. 113 HOPKINS PLACE,

BALTIMORE, MD.

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E. N. MATTHEWS, Real Estate,

14 E. LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

HOUSES, GROUND RENTS, FÅRMES, COUNTRY SEATS, ETC., BOUGHT AND SOLD.

Money Loaned on City and Country Property IN SUMS TO SUIT.

RENTS COLLECTED, ESTATES MANAGED, ETC.

HENRY C. LOGEMANN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 206 ST. PAUL STREET,

4th Door North of Lexington. BALTIMORE, MD.

Houses, Ground Rents, Farms, Country Seats, & c .. BOUGHT AND SOLD.

MONEY LOANED ON CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY IN SUMS TO SUIT.

RENTS COLLECTED, ESTATES MANAGED, &c.

EDWIN WALTERS & CO.

RYE WHISKEY. FRUIT BRANDY.

J.D.EHLERS-CO

Distillers & Dealers OFFICE, 35 S. GAY STREET BALTIMORE.

Literature. Art. Drama.

Oldest and Best Weekly in the South. ESTABLISHED 1862.

THE BALTIMORE TELEGRAM,

JAMES YOUNG. PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR,

Office, 304 E. Baltimore Street, opposite Sun Office. BALTIMORE, MD.

Society, Fraternities, Miscellany. $2 per year; $1 for 6 months Payable in Advance. A PREMIUM TO EACH SUBSCRIBER.

ESTABLISHED 1836.

JAMES YOUNG, Steam Book, Job and Newspaper Printer,

No. 304 E. Baltimore Street,

Opposite Sun Office.

Baltimore.

NEWSPAPER PRESSWORK A SPECIALTY. Telephone No. 1396-2.

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F. ROLOSON'S New Style Buffett.

The Dry-Air Excelsior Refrigerator

T leads the World. Any size, shape, style or price. Guaranteed best, cheap- est and free from sweat. Buy none without guarantee no sweat, or money returned. Our Family' Sizes all have Porcelain Lined Water Coolers.

Water cooled without putting Ice in it. Have your sweat boxes altered.

FACTORY, 1603 W. BALTIMORE STREET. RED LINE CARS PASS THE DOOR EVERY 3 MINUTES.

H. ROLOSON. 5 Send for Catalogue.

Patentee and Manager.

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821 TO 833 SOUTH CAROLINE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

SAW DUST AND KINDLING WOOD,

J.H. THIEMEYER & CO. STEAM PACKING BOX FACTOR

J.H.THIEMEYER&CO

STEAM BOX FACTORY

823

J.H.THIEMEYER &CO.

OFFICE

P.W. &B.

JENNIE

W.M. F. THIEMEYER,

J.H.THIEMEYER &Co TELEPHONE 121

PAGOAESE

82110829 S.CAROLINE ST = BALTIMORE, MD

DUST & KINPLUS6 MILL

PW & B

JOHN H. THIEMEYER, JR,

THE NEWS

TO-DAY --- NOT YESTERDAY.

The News

THE PIONEER AND FOR MANY YEARS

The Only Evening Paper

-AND

The Only Sunday Paper

IN BALTIMORE.

The Daily News Association

BALTIMORE.

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ELECTRIC MOTORS

BAXTER ELECTRIC MOTOR CO

MANUFACTURERS OF

RAILWAY MOTORS

GEARED DIRECT

To CAR AXLES.

SLOW SPEED ARMATURE.

FULL POWER DEVELOPMENT.

NOISELESS GEARS, running in Oil, enclosed in DUST TIGHT CASES.

PERFECT LUBRICATION.

ECONOMICAL RUNNING EXPENSES.

STATIONARY MOTORS

FOR ALL

PURPOSES.

ECONOMICAL.

SLOW SPEED MULTIPOLAR GENERATORS for RAILWAY and STATIONARY POWER PLANTS. COMPLETE RAILWAY EQUIPMENTS.

BAXTER ELECTRIC MOTOR CO.

Factories

-ANI).

General Offices,

BALTIMORE, MD.

SLOW SPEED ARMATURE.

NO EXPERT ATTENDANCE. SELF-LUBRICATING BEARINGS SAFE, RELIABLE-

MERCHANT TAILOR, , 629 W. FAYETTE STREET, BALTIMORE

EDWARD JUNG,

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.

CUTTING, SCOURING AND

ESTABLISHED 1880.

SOUTHERN ELECTRIC CO. COR. NORTH AND LEXINGTON STS.

ANNUNCIATORS FOR HOTELS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES. FIRE AND BURGLAR ALARMS.

Telegraph Instruments and Supplies. ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING, SPEAKING TUBES, BELLS, ZINCS, COPPERS,

Copper Wire, Iron Wire, Steel Wire, INSULATED WIRE. FIRE AND POLICE ALARM SYSTEM SOUTHERN ELECTRIC CO.

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THE MORNING HERALD.

BALTIMORE'S GREAT PENNY PAPER.

Full Associated Press Services; complete and reliable Market Reports. A true and fearless chronicler of all local happenings. Bold and independent in its editorial utterings.

DELIVERED TO ANYONE IN THE CITY AT 6 CENTS A WEEK. BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID, $3.00 A YEAR.

THE SUNDAY HERALD,

A TWELVE PAGE FAMILY NEWSPAPER. INDISPUTABLY THE BEST SUNDAY PAPER IN BALTIMORE.

DELIVERED TO ANYONE IN THE CITY AT 3 CENTS A WEEK. BY MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID, $1.50 A YEAR.

THE WEEKLY HERALD,

50 CENTS A YEAR.

The Cheapest and Best Weekly Newspaper in America. Contains all Important Events of the week in a complete manner. Talmage's Sermons. An entire page devoted to Concise and Reliable Market Reports.

ADDRESS,

HERALD PUBLISHING CO.

A. BECHHOFER, General Manager,

Baltimore and Charles Sts. BALTIMORE, MD.

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THE

BALTIMOREAN.

Published Every Saturday - BY -

CRUTCHFIELDS & HAAS,

MORSE BUILDING,

219 E. Fayette St.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For One Year, Single Copy, $2 00. In Clubs of two or more, $1.50 each copy. Six Months, one copy, $1.00. Three Months, one copy, 75 cents.

BACK NUMBERS.

Back Numbers of "The Baltimorean" may be always obtained at the

OFFICE, 219 E. FAYETTE STREET.

For Advertising Rates, Address

"THE BALTIMOREAN."

The Largest Circulation.

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Ford's Grand Opera House.

ERECTED 1871 BY JOHN T. FORD, PROPRIETOR.

Chas. E. Ford, - Manager.

BALTIMORE'S

Fashionable A musement Temple,

CAPACITY 2,000 SEATS.

Heated by Steam. Lighted by Electricity. Comfortably Carpeted. Wide Aisles. Spacious Seats. No Crowding, No Discomforts.

AND THE ONLY THEATRE ON THE CABLE R. R. LINES.

PRESENTING ONLY THE BEST ATTRACTIONS

AMONG THOSE TO APPEAR

DURING THE SEASON OF 1891-92,

Will be found the Eminent Stars of Legitimate Comedy and Tragedy, Farce and Society Comedies, Operas, Spectacles, the Leading Magicians, and the First-Class United Companies

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The Baltimore CAB COMPANY.

Telephone No. 1172.

CABS CAN BE HAD AT ALL HOURS, DAY OR NIGHT, AT MAIN OFFICE, Baltimore and Light Streets.

Cabs can be Had at the Following Branch Stations from 7 A. M. to 12 P. M.

YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB and ACADEMY HOTEL.

ADVANTAGES.

HE GURNEY CAB carries four passengers. It is the Carriage for Weddings, Balls, Recep- T

tions, Parties, Operas, and all Full Dress Occasions. The great advantage of enter- ing behind, is that it protects dresses from being soiled by the wheels, and in nearly every case prevents accidents. A lady also has the advantage of a whole seat to herself. It entirely overcomes the serious objections to the ordinary coupe and hanson and carries twice as many passengers. It is the coolest car- riage known in hot weather or in a hot climate, as it has drop windows all around. Driver opens and closes the doors without leaving his seat. It has a communicating window between the driver and passenger, which also serves as a ventilator, and entirely overcomes the Seriously Awkward Performance expe_ rienced in all other carriages when given instructions to the driver.

AS A SHOPPING CARRIAGE

and calling for ladies and children it is well adapted. It can carry their bundles; it is hung low from the ground (about 22 inches) which makes it easy and safe for getting in and out. It is more durable than any other vehicle, as body and gear is built almost entirely of iron and steel.

HINTS TO OUR PATRONS.

Having decided that you want a Cab be sure and get one of the Baltimore Cab Co's. This Company has the most elegantly appointed Cabs in the city, and it is the aim of the Company to place before the public a service so perfect in all it details that even the most fastidious cannot complain.

On getting into one of our Cabs, first notice the Number, and make note of it ; it is not much trouble and helps to insure you against losses or overcharges, Then state how you want the Cab, by the hour or otherwise, as this omission is often the cause of dispute.

On arriving at your destination, ask the driver how much ; it is his business to know exactly how much it ought to be, and if you think he is overcharging you, pay him what he asks, and report the same as soon as possible to our office. This is far better than the unseemliness of a dispute on the public street, and you can rely on a prompt return of your money, if the driver is at fault.

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R. L. POLK & CO.

(Successors to JOHN W. WOODS, B. R. SHERIFF, Manager) PUBLISHERS OF THE

Baltimore City Directory -AND- Baltimore Business Directory,

OFFICE, 112 N. CHARLES STREET.

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Pennsylvania, Arizona, Washington, West Virginia, Michigan, New Jersey, New Mexico, Kentucky, Indiana, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Tennessee, Minnesota, Missouri, Illinois, Idaho, Texas, Dakota, Iowa, Nevada, Oregon, Delaware, Kansas, Utah, Colorado, Arkansas, Montana, Province of Ontario,

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Baltimore Medical College HOWARD ST., NORTH OF MADISON ST. BALTIMORE, MD.

The faculty of the College owns and controls the MARYLAND GENERAL. HOSPITAL, a commodious building, with a special Lying-in department and an Eye and Ear department, both of which are immediately adjacent to the "MARYLAND GENERAL HOSUTAL;" a department of Gynecology, and the BALTIMORE MEDICAL L'OLLEGE DISPENSARY.

The Clinical Facilities are second to none.

The Regular Winter Course of lectures begins October Ist. and ends the middle of April.

The Preliminary Fall Course begins September Ist and ends October ist. and is given gratis to all students.

A Graded Course covering three years is recommended, but optional to students.

Clinics on Obstetrics and Gynecology are large and varied. All students witness, examine and assist in cases of actual labor, are instructed practically in application of forceps, in the art of turning, auscultation, fœtal heart, etc.

Clinies on all forms of disease are held daily, and the didactic lectures are thorough in all details. Laboratory work is required of all.

A Gold Medal and Five College Prizes are awarded to students in order of respective merit. In order to graduate, candidates must be of good moral character, twenty-one years of age, have attended two full courses of lectures, the last of which must have been in this college, have paid all fees due the college, and passed a satisfactory examination before the Faculty.

Fees for Winter Term:

Fee for Full Course of Lectures $100 00

Matriculation Fee 5 00

Total Fees. $105 00

In accordance with the custom of other Medical Schools, worthy young men of limited means are admitted on Scholarship Fee.

Scholarship Fee for full course of lectures.

$ 50 00

Matriculation Fee 5 00

Total Fee for Scholarship $ 55 00

Diploma Fee is $30.00 in all cases.

For further information, address

DAVID STREETT, M. D., Dean,

403 North Exeter Street, Baltimore, Md.

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R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1891, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1887 Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 1644

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1644