Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1905, Part 488

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2422

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Grand Lodge

Senior Grand Master, Geo E Burrier. Jun- ior Grand Master, Adrian Hughes. Grand Master, Chas E Siegmund. Grand Sec- retary, William J Cunningham, 25 Man- ufacturers' Record Bldg. Grand Treas- urer, William H H Sultzer. The Supreme Lodge of the U S meets annually on the 1st Tuesday in June. The Grand Lodge meets annually on the 3d Tuesday in April

Sons of Temperance.

The Grand Division

Grand Worthy Patriarch, Frederick Key- ser. Scribe, Chas E Cunningham, 220 n Liberty

Supreme Nest Nidus Ululas.

D F Penington, S S S, 4th Regiment Armory

Woodmen of the World. Balto Camp No 2

Wm R Smiley, Clerk, 220 St Paul

SINGING SOCIETIES.

Arion Singing Societies.

205 Hanover

Baltimore Saengerbund. 339 s Caroline

Edelweiss Singing Society.

1 Fait Av Ext

Eintracht Singing Society. 1300 Hull

Frohsinn Singing Society. 2000 Fdk Av

Germania Maennerchor. 410-412 W Lombard

Harmonie Singing Society.

414 W Fayette

Locust Point Maennerchor. 1644 Cuba

Lyric Male Quartet.

Ralph C Sharretts, Manager, Y M C A Bldg

Madrigal Club (Male Quartet). 2502 Madison Av

Social Neidertafel,

655 W Pratt

Thalia Maennerchor. 1122 Harford Av

Young Liederkranz. 750 W Lexington

STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP LINES.

Atlantic Transport Line Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Baltimore and Eastern Shore Trans- portation Co. 504 Hughes Av

Baltimore and Jacksonville Packet Line.

Gray, Irelan & Co, Agents, 8-9 Hoen Bldg

Baltimore and Jamaica Steamship Line.

United Fruit Company have weekly steamer service between Baltimore and Jamaica. Pier, Hughes av and Henry st

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam- boat Company.

(Ericsson Line)

Steamers leave 1 Light-st wharf daily (Sundays and holidays excepted) at 5 P M, making regular trips between Balti- more and Philadelphia via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Day boats from June 1st to October 1st, 7.30 A M daily, Sundays 8 A M, Clarence Shriver, Agent, 204 Light St

Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company.

WATER AND RAIL ROUTES.

Steamers leave Piers 3, 4, 41/2, 5, Light- street wharf, as follows, subject to change without notice:

RAILWAY DIVISION (PIER 4)-4.10 P M daily (except Saturday and Sunday). Saturday 3 P M, for Claiborne and inter- mediate stations to Ocean City

CHOPTANK RIVER LINE-6 P M daily (except Sunday), for Easton, Oxford, Cambridge and landing to Denton

CHOPTANK RIVER LINE (PIER 5)-6 P M Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Trappe, Cambridge and landings on Tuckahoe River to Wayman's

WICOMICO RIVER LINE-5 P M every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Wingate's Point, Deal's Island and land- ings to Salisbury

NANTICOKE RIVER LINE-5 PM Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday for Deal's Island and landings to Seaford, Del

PIANKATANK RIVER LINE (PIER 3)- 5 P M Sundays and Wednesdays for landings on Great Wicomico River, Cockrell's, Dymer's, Indian, Antipoison and Jackson's Creek and Milford Haven. 5 P M Monday and Thursday for Mila, Timbs', Reedville, Indian Creek, Ocran's, Jackson Creek, Milford Haven, Pianka- tank River to Freeport, Va

STEAMERS FROM SOUTH-ST WHARF POCOMOKE RIVER LINE-5 P M Tues- day and Friday for Crisfield, Finney's, Onancock and landings to Pocomoke City and Snow Hill, Md

OCCOHANNOCK RIVER LINE-5 P M Wednesday and Sunday for Crisfield, Pungoteague, Nandua and Occohannock River

Tickets on sale at P R R Ticket Office, 315 n Charles street

T. MURDOCH, Genl Pass Agt, Balto, Md WILLARD THOMSON, Genl Mngr

Baltimore Steam Packet Company. (Old Bay Line)

For Old Point, Norfolk, Portsmouth and all points South. Steamers daily (except Sundays) from Bay Line piers, 10-13 Light street. Steamers leave at 6.30 P M. John R Sherwood, Vice-President and General Manager. Key Compton, General Freight Agent. Ticket Office, 107 e Balto, E Brown, General Passenger Agent

Blue Cross Line.

Steamers Sail Every Fortnight to Havre

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and Regular to Other Continental and For Savannah every Tuesday, Thursday U K Ports

Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stew- art Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Bristol Channel Line. To Bristol

Atlantic Transport Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Broadway and Locust Point Steam Ferry.

Foot of Broadway

Chesapeake Steamship Company. CHESAPEAKE LINE

Steamers leave Piers 18 and 19 Light-st wharf daily (except Sunday), at 6.30 P M for Norfolk, Old Point and all points South

YORK RIVER LINE

Steamers leave Piers 18 and 19 Light-st wharf for Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 PM

Reuben Foster, Gen'l Manager. E J Chism, General Passenger Agent. Gen- eral Offices 530 Light st

Chester River Steamboat Company.

Steamers leave Pier 7, Light-st wharf for landings on Chester River. Willard Thomson, President

Di Giorgio Importing and Steamship Company, 9 and 11 w Pratt.

President and General Manager, Joseph Di Giorgio, Secretary, Henry J Buck

Donaldson Line.

Steamers Sail Every Fortnight to Glas- gow

Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stew- art Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Earn Line.

Baltimore to West Indies and Return Jos R Foard Co, Agents, 507-511 Union Trust Bldg

Empire Line. To Leith

Atlantic Transport Company, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Ericsson Line, 204 Light

Hamburg-American Line.

Baltimore to Hamburg Direct Atlantic Transport Company, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Johnston Line.

Steamers Sail Weekly from Baltimore to Liverpool

Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Liverpool, Brazil and River Platte Line.

(Lamport and Holt's Line) Steamers Sail Every Fortnight from New York to Pernambuco, Victoria, Rio Janeiro and Santos, and other Brazilian ports

Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Lloyd Siciliano Palermo Steamship Line.

Dresel, Rauschenberg & Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Lord Line. Belfast and Dublin

Atlantic Transport Company, Agents,

Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Mallory Line.

W O Wells, Agent, 4111/2 W Fayette Merchants and Miners' Transporta- tion Company.

S E Cor Light and German For Boston, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 o'clock P M, for Provi- dence via Newport News, Va, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 o'clock P M, Freight taken for Newport News, Va

and Saturday at 6 o'clock P M

C R Gillingham, Agent, Foot Long Dock, W P Turner, General Passenger Agent, J C Whitney, Second Vice-President and Traffic Manager, A D Stebbins, Gen- eral Manager, C S Hoskins, General Freight Agent, C H Smith, General Agent

Munson Line. To Mexico and Cuba

Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stew- art Bldg, Gay c Lombard

National Line.

Atlantic Transport Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Neptune Line.

To Rotterdam Direct

Dresel. Rauschenberg & Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

New York and Baltimore Transpor- tation Line.

Fast line of steamers between Baltimore and New York, Freight received and de- livered daily to and from New York, at Reeder's wharf, Hughes and Henry sts, Clarence Shriver, Agent, 204 Light

North German Lloyd.

A Schumacher & Co, General Agents, 7 s Gay

Prince Line.

Steamers sail on advertised dates from New York to Pernambuco, Rio Janeiro, Santos and other Brazilian ports, Pat- terson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Puritan Line.

Steamers sail every fortnight to Antwerp, Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stew- art Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Queen Anne's Ferry and Equipment Company.

758 N Eutaw

President, E Stabler jr

Robert M. Sloman's Line.

Steamers sail every fortnight from New York to Rio Janeiro and Santos, and other Brazilian ports

Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Southern Pacific Company, Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company, Sunset Route.

B B Barber, Agent, Piper Bldg

Tolchester Beach Improvement Com- pany of Kent Co., Md.

Office, Piers 14-15-16-17 Light-St Wharf William C Eliason, President and Man- ager

Weems Line. Piers 2, 8 and 9, Light-St Wharf

Wilson Line. To New Castle, Patterson, Ramsay & Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

STREET RAILWAYS.

United Railways and Electric Com- pany.

9th and 10th floors Continental Trust Company Bldg

John M Hood, President, George C Jen- kins, First Vice-President, William A. House, Second Vice-President and Gen- eral Manager, H C McJilton, Secretary and Treasurer, N E Stubbs, auditor, Operating Balto and Catonsville, Balto and Northern Electric. Balto City Pas- senger, Balto, Middle River and Spar- row's Point, Balto Traction, Central, City and Suburban, Lake Roland Ele- vated Railways, Dundalk, Sparrow's Point and North Point Ry, and Balto, Sparrow's Point and Chesapeake Ry

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TELEPHONE COMPANIES.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Belvidere Av Ext and Md & Pa R R, Roland Park R J Meigs, Manager

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City.

711 St Paul

President and General Manager, F H. Bethell, Treasurer, C E Bryan

Maryland Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Maryland Telephone Bldg, N E Cor Lex- ington and Courtland

President, Harry W Webb, General Mana- ger, J J Comer, Secretary, W T Sprigg, Treasurer, Robert F Bonsall

TRUST COMPANIES.

AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY.

First Floor Equitable Bldg, Temp Loc Saratoga and Courtland

President, George Cator, First Vice-Presi- dent, Charles A Webb, Second Vice- President, Ernest Hoen jr, Secretary, Edwin W Poe, Treasurer, William E P Duvall, Assistant to the President, Heber H Stryker. Assistant to the Presi- dent, George L Radcliffe, Assistant Treasurer, S Buchanan Owen, Assist- ant Secretary, Charles R Laurenson, Directors, Henry Clark, Edward J Codd, George Cator, William J Donnelly, R H P Ellis, David E Evans, Jackson . C Gott, Jesse Hilles, John Hubner, Ernest Hoen jr, Nathaniel W James, George K McGaw, Lawrason Riggs, Robert H Smith, Edward H Thomson, Murray Vandiver, George A von Lingen, Fran- cis E Waters, Moses R Walter, John Waters, James S Woodside, Wm P Har- vey, Chas A Webb

BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARAN- TEE COMPANY.

Equitable Bldg, Cor Calvert and Fayette Temp Loc 11 W Mulberry Authorized Capital $2,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits $2,000,000, Capital Paid in $800,000

President, Bernd N Baker, Vice-President, Eug Levering, Vice-President, Robt K Waring, Secretary and Treasurer, Chas W Baer, Assistant Secretary and Treas- urer, Henry W Warner, Trust Officer, Geo C Morrison, Directors, Robt C Davidson, German H Hunt, John A Whitridge, Jas A Gary, Eug Levering, Elisha H Perkins, David Ambach, Isaac H Dixon, J Wm Middendorf, J Skelton Williams, Francis T Redwood, H Irvine

. Keyser, Robt K Waring, Theo Marburg, Francis M Jencks, Chas W Baer, C C Buckman, Geo K McGaw, Geo R Gai- ther, Chas Adler, B N Baker

CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND.

Maryland Telephone Bldg Capital $500,000, Surplus $125,000, Undivided Profits $100,014.70 Officers-C I T Gould, President, H H Hubner, Vice-President, Harry L Ben- son, Secretary and Treasurer, Directors, J L Blackwell, N P Bond, Thos E Bond, David E Evans, C I T Gould, E R L Gould, New York, Robt C Hall, Pitts- burg, John Hubner, Henry H Hubner, Jas E, Ingram, Henry A Parr, Wm Schwarz, John T Stone, John Waters, Geo R Webb, Geo R Willis

CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY.

S E Cor Baltimore and Calvert Sts

S Davies Warfield, President, Fredk C

Dreyer, Secretary-Treasurer

FARMERS' TRUST, BANKING AND DEPOSIT CO. OF BALTIMORE, MD.

Temp Loc 211 N Liberty

President, John W Woodland. First Vice- President, Elbridge S Johnson. Second Vice-President, J Fenton Williams. Sec- retary-Treasurer, Wm D Allen

FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO.

N W Cor Charles and Lexington Edwin Warfield, President. Harry Nico- demus, Secretary and Treasurer, Fidel- ity Bldg

INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND.

25 E Balto

President, Douglas H Gordon. Vice-Presi- dent, Summerfield Baldwin. Secretary and Treasurer, Charles D Fenhagen. Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treas- urer, W D Focke. Directors-Summer- field Baldwin, Isaac H Dixon, Richard H Edmonds, Douglas H Gordon, B How- ard Haman, Simon Rosenburg, C Sid- ney Shepard, Geo W Watts, Chas T Westcott, Samuel C Rowland, Town- send Scott, Wm C Seddon, Stevenson A Williams, Edward H Thomson, David Hutzler, Chas K Oliver, Joseph Clen- denin

MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.

Cor Calvert and German President, Joshua Levering. Secretary and Treasurer, L S Zimmerman.

MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.

N E Cor German and Calvert. Temp Loc Charles and Saratoga

Capital, $2,000,000. Surplus, $3,800,000 President, John Gill of R. Vice-President, Wilton Snowden. Second Vice-President, C R Spence. Third Vice-President, A H S Post. Treasurer, John McHenry. Sec- retary, Jos R Walker. Assistant Secre- tary and Treasurer, Chas E McLane. Directors-W W Spence, E Austin Jenk- ins, Charles D Fisher, Wm H Whitridge, Stewart Brown, Wm H Blackford, Law- rason Riggs, Charles W Slagle, Fred M Colston, Wilton Snowden, Douglas H Thomas, N W James, Aubrey Pearre, John D Howard, H A Orrick, Blanchard Randall, J B Ramsay, Saml J Lanahan, Decatur H Miller, Jr, Robert Garrett, T Edwd Hambleton, John K Shaw, Simon Rosenburg, Bernard Cahn, John Gill of R, C R Spence, A H S Post, Jas T Woodward (N Y), William Salomon (N Y), Robert J Lowry (Atlanta), Hon Henry G Davis (Elkins, W Va)

SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COM- PANY OF BALTIMORE.

13 South President, Michael Jenkins. Vice-Presi- dent, H Walters. Second Vice-President, John W Marshall. Third Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary, John J Nelligan. Assistant Secretaries, H H M Lee and Arthur C Gibson. Treasurer, Andrew J Spamer. Assistant Treasurer, George B Gammie. Cashier, George R Tudor. Di- rectors-H Walters, John B Ramsay, E H Perkins, Michael Jenkins, Blanchard Randall, John W Marshall, Waldo New- comer, Norman James, Saml M Shoe- maker

SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.

13 to 15 W North Av

President, Henry S King. Treasurer, George M Bucher. Secretary, James P Houstoun

SOUTHERN TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY.

S W Cor Gay and High

President, Leonard H Neudecker. Secre- tary-Treasurer, Theo F Wilcox. Branch office, 107 Centre-mkt sp

MARYLAND

FRANKLIN ST. Near Eutaw

Baltimore's New Million Dollar Enterprise JAMES L. KERNAN, Owner and Manager.

The Handsomest and Most Perfectly Appointed Theater in America.

Combining Every Modern Device for Comfort and Safety, Including Exhibition Electric Plant, 5,000 Light Capacity, Ventilating System.

Thirty-eight Exits, All Leading to Separate and Distinct Staircases. Asbestos

Curtains, Fire Extinguishers, Hose Connections. PLAYING KEITH'S HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. Prices, 15, 25, 50, 75 and $1.00. Matinee Daily.

SEATING CAPACITY, 2,200

Among the Attractive Features Connected with the Maryland are

The Cafe and Billiard Parlor, Mezzanine Smoking Parlor and the Art Gallery Containing a Valuable Collection of Statuary, Oil Paintings, Etchings, Engravings and Bronzes.

REACHED BY ANY STREET CAR.

AUDITORIUM

HOWARD STREET Above Franklin

Baltimore's Newest and Coziest Amusement Palace JAMES L. KERNAN, Owner and Manager. MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. Prices, 15, 25, 50, 75 and $1.00.

PRESENTING

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS ATTRACTIONS - -INCLUDING- Farce and Musical Comedies, Operas, Minstrels Comady-Dramas and Extravaganzas

SEATING CAPACITY 2,000

ELABORATE DECORATIONS, BEAUTIFUL EMBELLISHMENTS, AR- TISTIC DRAPERIES, PERFECT APPOINTMENTS.

30 SEPARATE AND DISTINCT EXITS

ENTRANCE FROM STREET TO THE LUXURIOUS TURKISH BATHS Where Comfort, Elegance and Attention Are the Paramount Features.

Holliday Street Theatre

KERNAN, RIFE & HOUCK, Proprietors. GEORGE W. RIFE, General Manager WILLIAM F. RIFE, Business Manager

The Only Popular Price Theatre in Baltimore Matinees Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

Seating Capacity 1,800.

Modern Equipment.

Brilliantly

Lighted by Electricity.

Convenient to all

City Railroad Lines.

TWELVE SPACIOUS EXITS. ALSO PROVIDED WITH FIRE ESCAPE FROM BROAD PORTICO, ACCESSIBLE FROM DRESS CIRCLE.

MANY OF THE ATTRACTIONS PRESENTED AT HOLLIDAY STREET THEATRE ARE PRODUCED IN OTHER CITIES AT HIGH-PRICED THEATRES.

The Productions at the Holliday Include Standard Melodramas, Comedies, Comedy Dramas, Spectacular Plays, Pantomimes, Minstrels, Musical Extravaganzas, Equestrian Plays, Etc., Etc. NIGHT PRICES: 15c., 25c., 50c., 75c .; Box Seats, $1.00. MATINEE PRICES : 15c., 25c. and 50c .; Box Seats, $1.00.

KERNAN'S Monumental Theatre

JAMES L. KERNAN,

Proprietor and Manager

Baltimore's Popular Vaudeville Resort Perfectly Appointed and Modernized Up to Date MATINEE DAILY. Presenting High-Class Specialty Combinations, European and American Novelties, Spectacular and Operatic Burlesques. EXITS: FRONT, REAR, SIDE AND ROOF EXITS.

PRICES

Night: 10c., 25c., 50c., 75c. Box Seats, $1.00.

Matinees : 10c., 15c., 25c., 50c.

Box Seats, $1.00.

POOL ROOMS AND CAFE

Handsomely Furnished and Appointed, Connected with the Theatre. Entrances from the Theatre and from Baltimore Street.

MONUMENTAL THEATRE BOWLING ALLEYS FIRST CLASS BOWLING ALLEYS

(IN THE THEATRE ANNEX) Best Modern Construction, Thoroughly Up-to-Date Equipment. Every Facility and Convenience for Prompt and Satisfactory Service.

Open for Match Games. Weekly and Monthly Prizes Will Be Given.

BALTIMORE Evening Herald

The Independent Democratic Newspaper of The Greater Baltimore

Published every weekday. Contains all the current news pertaining to matters at home and abroad; newsy articles on subjects of interest to the young and old ; comic pictures, serial stories, short stories-in fact, something to attract everybody of whatever class or age.

One Cent a Copy Six Cents a Week

THE Sunday Herald

Baltimore's Favorite Newspaper and Popular Family Journal

Replete with interesting features-40 to 44 pages of matter, some of which will serve to interest each member of the family; the foreign news fully covered, reliable financial items, farmers' reports and quotations, readable stories, a section devoted exclusively to women's interest. Even the children are remembered in the funny comic sheet and the Young Folks Herald section.

3 Cents a Copy

DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME BY RELIABLE CARRIERS.

The Herald Publishing Co. Fayette and Charles Streets

1871

1905

ERECTED BY John T. Ford.

MANAGED BY

Chas. E. Ford.

Ford's P

A ERFECT LAY-HOUSE

UNEXCELLED IN Comfort, Elegance and Construction.

Every Attention Given Patrons

PRESENTING THE

Leading Attractions Only

ERECTED BY John T. Ford.

MANAGED BY Chas. E. Ford.

1871

1905

The Baltimore Journal THE GERMAN DAILY OF GREATER BALTIMORE. 10 CENTS PER WEEK!

Terms for Subscription $5 a Year. Delivered to Anyone in the City at 10c a Week.

THE SONNTAGS POST

A Sixteen-Page Family Paper, Giving Full Dispatches and Local News. The Best German Sunday Paper of the City, With Special Contributions.

Price 3 Cents a Copy. $1.50 a Year.

Delivered Sunday Morning in any Part of the City.

ADDRESS : JOURNAL COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY,

1011-1013 East Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.

Maryland Telephone Courtland 1545

ADVERTISEMENTS REACH ALL CLASSES OF THE PEOPLE.

RATES LOW.

SPECIAL RATES FOR ADVERTISING BY THE

WEEK, MONTH OR YEAR.

The Labor Column Is Free to All Desiring Employment.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co. (ERICSSON LINE)

Steamers Leave Philadelphia and Baltimore Every Day at 5 P. M. (except Sun- days, New Year's Day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving and Christmas), Arriving at Each Port Early the Following Morning.

Weather Permitting, Landings will be made at BETTERTON (both ways) daily, and on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays (both ways) at REYBOLD'S WHARF AND TOWN POINT WHARF.

Special Daylight Trips Every Day, Including Sunday, from June to October, by the Magnificent New Fast 20 Mile Steamers "Lord Baltimore" and "Penn." Fare, only $1.50.

Excursion Tickets to Baltimore or Philadelphia, $2.50. Good for 15 Days. SOLD ONLY IN MAIN OFFICES, 204 Light St., Baltimore, and on Pier 3, S. Delaware Ave., Philadelphia.

Rates of Fare:

Cabin Tickets, $2.00. Deck Tickets, $1.50. State Rooms, $1.00 to $3.00. Meals, 50c. each.

Excursion Tickets to and from all Way Landings for Sale on Steamers. All Way Freight Must Be Prepaid.

For Special Excursion Rates for Parties, Clubs, etc., apply at the office. Also through tickets to New York, Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Bos- ton, Fall River (Mass.), Newport (R. I.), Portland (Me.), New Haven and Bridgeport (Conn.), Atlantic City, Cape May, Long Branch, Asbury Park and Seashore Resorts and points north and south.

New York and Baltimore TRANSPORTATION LINE

Freight Received and Delivered Daily at Company's Wharf Hughes and Henry Streets

BY THE FIRST-CLASS IRON STEAMERS OF THIS

OLD RELIABLE LINE

Rates lower than by Railroad. Freights of all kinds carefully handled. Cheap through rates to points in New York State and points in New England. Freights for Foreign and Domestic Lines promptly forwarded.

Free of all Commissions but cost of Transfer.

CLARENCE SHRIVER, Agent, 204 Light Street, Baltimore.

H. C. FOSTER, Agent, Pier 11, East River, N. Y.

BALTIMORE

OUR STEAM BOILER.

GOLD MEDAL PORTABLE FURNACE.

Wm. E.Wood Company 18 .... North Howard Street .... 18 BALTIMORE, MD. MANUFACTURE AND ERECT

STEAM AND HOT-WATER HEATING PLANTS

HOT-AIR FURNACES AND PLUMBING.

Fire-Place Heaters, Coal, Wood, Gas and Oil Stoves.

FIRE-PLACE HEATERS.

PARIS KITCHENER RANGE.

E. MACHT 310-312-314-316 EQUITABLE BUILDING

Real Estate Ground Rente BOUGHT AND SOLD

TELEPHONES : Mt. Vernon 4026 Courtiand. .. 2313

SUPREMEMERIT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED The KNABE Piano

IS ALONE IN ITS CLASS

THE LYRIC WM. KNABE & CO. MT. ROYAL AV. CORNER CATHEDRAL.

OFFICES IN THE

Calvert and Equitable Buildings

Apply to Calvert Belidioz and Construc- ten Co., +03 Calvert Buliding

FOR RENT

Buildings Communicating and Rooms Fitted With All Modern Conveniences for Expediting Business and for the Comfort of Tenants

A Directory Library which contains Directories of all the Prin- s of the United States and United States Possessions and Ppreign Cities is located in Room $59 Calvert Building, and de public daily.

RUG HABITS

CALL

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Sanitarium

Lowsob,

Courthouse, Md.

Cartoman Phanes

Malumore 9Fice,

NEUDECELER TOBACCO CO.

3 CETTE MARKET JAGE AND LOMBARD STREET

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and 400 N. Cxivert St., Baltimore, Md. Family Wine Store 228 Park Avenue Maryland Pure Ryo Whiskies

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1905, Part 488

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2422

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2422