Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 487

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2600

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EIGHTH CIRCUIT-(Balto City)-Hon Samuel D Schmucker

CLERK-Thomas Parran

STATE REPORTER-William T Brant- ly, of Balto City

ATTORNEY GENERAL-Wm S Bryan TERMS OF COURT-Second Monday in January and First Monday in April and October

THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF MARY- LAND.

TERMS OF COURT-The Judges of the Circuit Courts have the power to change the days for the commencement of the terms of Courts, etc, under the following provisions of the Constitution, Art 4, Sec- tion 24:

"The Judges shall hold not less than two terms of the Circuit Court in each of the counties composing their respective | Clerk

hereafter be prescribed, to which jurors shall be summoned. Said Judges may alter or fix the times for holding any or all terms until otherwise prescribed, and shall adopt rules to the end that all busi- ness not requiring the interposition of a jury shall be, as far as practicable, dis- posed of at said intermediate terms.'

THE JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.

FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon Hen- ry Page, Chief Judge. Hon Henry Lloyd and Hon Charles F Holland, Associates

Terms of Court-

WORCESTER COUNTY-Snow Hill, jury, 3d Monday in May and 4th Monday in October. Non-jury, 3d Monday in Jan- uary and July, Francis H Purnell, Clerk. SOMERSET COUNTY-Princess Anne, jury, 2d Monday in April and October. Non-jury, 2d Monday in January and July. Oliver T Beauchamp, Clerk

DORCHESTER COUNTY-Cambridge, jury, 4th Monday in April and 2d Monday in November. Non-jury, 4th Monday in January and July. Chas Lake, Clerk

WICOMICO COUNTY-Salisbury, jury, 4th Monday in March and September. Non-jury, ist Monday in January and July. Ernest A Toadvine, Clerk

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon Jas Alfred Pearce, Chief Judge. Hon Wm R Martin and Hon Edwin H Brown, As- sociates

Terms of Court-

CAROLINE COUNTY-Denton, jury, 1st Monday in April and October. Non- jury, 2d Monday in January and 4th Mon- day in June. Thos L Day, Clerk

TALBOT COUNTY-Easton, jury, 3d Monday in May and November. Non- jury, 1st Monday in February and 4th Monday in July. Francis G Wrightson, Clerk.

QUEEN ANNE COUNTY-Centreville, jury, 1st Monday in May and November. Non-jury, 4th Monday in January, 3d Mon- day in July. Samuel Seney, Clerk

KENT COUNTY-Chestertown, jury, 3d Monday in April and October. Non- jury, 3d Monday in January, 2d Monday in July. Jas T Dixon, Clerk

CECIL COUNTY-Elkton, jury, 1st Mon- day in March, 3d Monday in June, 3d Monday in September, 2d Monday in December. Manly Drennen, Clerk

THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT - Hon N Charles Burke, Chief Judge. Hon Frank I Duncan, Hon George L Van Bib- ber, Associates

Terms of Court-

BALTIMORE COUNTY-Towson, jury, 1st Monday in March, 3d Monday in May, 3d Monday in September and 1st Monday in December. Wm P Cole, Clerk

HARFORD COUNTY-Belair, jury, 2d Monday in February, May and Novem- ber. Non-jury, 2d Monday in September. Wm S Forwood, jr, Clerk

FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon A Hunter Boyd, Chief Judge, Hon Robt R Henderson, Hon Martin L Keedy, Asso- ciates

Terms of Court-

ALLEGANY COUNTY - Cumberland, jury, 1st Monday in January, 2d Monday in April and October. Non-jury, 1st Thursday in July. John W Young, Clerk WASHINGTON COUNTY - Hagers- town, jury, 2d Monday in February and May and 2d Monday in November. Non- jury, 1st Monday in August. G B Os- wald, Clerk

GARRETT COUNTY - Oakland, jury, 3d Monday in March, 2d Monday in Sep- tember. Non-jury, 1st Monday in July and 2d Monday in December. E Z Tower,

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FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon I | Court is in session every day except Sun- Thomas Jones, Chief Judge. Hon Wm H Thomas and Hon James Revell, Asso- ciates

Terms of Court-

CARROLL COUNTY - Westminster, Jury, 2d Monday in February, May and November. Non-jury, 2d Monday in Au- gust. David P Smelser, Clerk

HOWARD COUNTY - Ellicott City, jury, 3d Monday in March and 1st Mon- day in September. Non-jury, 3d Monday In June, 1st Monday in December. Wm W L Cissel, Clerk

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY-Annap- olis, jury, 3d Monday in April and Octo- ber. Non-jury, 3d Monday in January and July. Dr Geo Wells, Clerk

SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon Jas McSherry, Chief Judge. Hon John C Mot- ter and Hon Jas B Henderson, Associates

Terms of Court-

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Rockville, jury, 3d Monday in March and 2d Monday in November. Non-jury, 3d Monday in January and 1st Monday in June. John L Brunett, Clerk

FREDERICK COUNTY - Frederick, jury, 1st Monday in February and Sep- tember and 2d Monday in December. Non- jury, 2d Monday in May. Saml T Haffner, Clerk

SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon John P Briscoe, Chiof Judge. Hon J Par- ran Crane and Hon Geo C Merrick, Asso- ciates

Terms of Court-

PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY-Upper Marlboro, jury, 1st Monday in April and October. Non-jury, 3d Monday in Jan- uary and June. Benj D Stephen, Clerk CHARLES COUNTY-La Plata, jury, 3d Monday in May and November. Non- jury, 3d Monday in February and July. Francis D Mudd, Clerk

CALVERT COUNTY-Prince Frederick, jury, 1st Monday in May and 2d Monday in November. Non-jury, 1st Monday in July and February. Geo W Dowell, Clerk ST MARY'S COUNTY-Leonardtown, jury, 3d Monday in March and September. Non-jury, 1st Monday in June and De- cember. E B Abell, Clerk

EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Balto City

Circuit Court of Balto City and Circuit Court No 2. Terms-2d Monday of Jan- uary, March. May, July, September and November. Criminal, Superior, Common Pleas and City Courts. Terms-2d Mon- day of January, May and September.

THE SUPREME BENCH-Hon Henry D Harlan, Chief Judge. Hons J Upshur Dennis, Chas E Phelps, Pere L Wickes, Daniel Giraud Wright, John J Dobler, Henry Stockbridge jr, Geo M Sharp and Thomas S Baer, Associates. The Judges of the Supreme Bench are assigned to the following Courts:

SUPERIOR COURT-Robt Ogle, Clerk COURT OF COMMON PLEAS - Adam Deupert, Clerk

BALTIMORE CITY COURT-G Carey Lindsay, Clerk

CIRCUIT COURT-Max Ways, Clerk

CIRCUIT COURT NO 2-Thos A Rob- inson, Clerk

CRIMINAL COURT-Sam W Pattison, Clerk. George W Padgett, Sheriff, Albert S J Owens, State's Attorney

COURT OF JUVENILES OF BALTI- MORE CITY.

Court House. Hon Chas W Heuisler, Judge

ORPHANS' COURT-Hons Myer J Block, Chief Judge, Harry C Gaither and William M Dunn, Associate Judges, Bart E Smith, Register of Wills. The Orphans'

day from 11 o'clock A M to 1 o'clock P M Equity terms for the several counties of the State, 1st Monday of January, March, May, July, September and November. Baltimore City 2d Monday in January, March, May, July, September and No- vember.

CITY GOVERNMENT.

E CLAY TIMANUS, Mayor

HARRY W NICE, Secretary to the Mayor

WALTER M JORDAN, Clerk to the Mayor

JOHN J MCGRATH, Mayor's Messenger

CITY COUNCIL.

First Branch.

President, J Barry Mahool, Chief Clerk, Aristides S Goldsborough, Members, 1st Ward, George Konig, 2d, William B Smith, 3d, Fredk W Eckels, 4th, Louis D Green, 5th, W W Cherry, 6th, John Betz jr, 7th, James Davis, 8th, John Kronmiller, 9th, Andrew I Wright, 10th, Bernard J Lee, 11th, Duke Bond, 12th. J Barry Mahool, 13th, Samuel L West, 14th, Bushrod M Watts, 15th, Henry A Ulrich, 16th. Robert D McCurdy, 17th, Oregon Milton Dennis, 18th, Edward H Hargrave. 19th, William W Radcliffe, 20th. Charles L Kohlstead, 21st. Joseph E Muse, 22d. Albert M Sproesser, 23d, Charles H Heintzman, 24th, Henry J C Hoffman

Second Branch.

President, George R Gaither, Chief Clerk, Harry C Kilmer, 1st District, John Hu- bert, James D Hughes, 2d, Edwin C Livingston, Edwin R Downes, 3d, George S Brown, George Warfield, 4th, B Frank Kelley, George W Howser

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

Comptroller, George R Heffner. Deputy Comptroller, Julius W Freeman, City Register, Harry F Hooper, Deputy City Register, J Sewell Thomas, Board of Estimates, Mayor E Clay Timanus, City Solicitor, William Cabell Bruce, Comp- troller, George R Heffner, President 2d Branch City Council, George R Gaither, President Board Public Improvements, N H Hutton, Commissioners of Finance, Wilton Snowden, President, Elisha H Perkins, E Clay Timanus, George R Heffner, Harry F Hooper, City Collec- tor, Henry Williams, Deputy, Edward A Hartman, Cashier, Charles T Jenkins, Assistant Cashier, Jesse L Cassard, Col- lector of Water Rents and Licenses, J Spencer Clarke

DEPARTMENT OF LAW.

City Solicitor, William Cabell Bruce, As- sistants, Edgar A Poe, Joseph S Gold- smith, Albert C Ritchie and Sylvan H Lauchheimer, Clerk, Henry W Weeks

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.

Board of Fire Commissioners, George W Gail, Jr, President, Edward M Parrish, A Roszel Cathcart, Secretary, Pinkney W Wilkinson, Commissioner of Health, James Bosley, M D, Assistant Commis- sioner, C Hampson Jones, M D, Physi- cian to Quarantine Hospital, Sydney O Heiskell, M D, Secretary, John W M Kiger, Inspector of Bakeries. R L Weber, Medical Examiners, Dr N G Keirle, Assistant, B P Muse, Vaccine Physicians, 1st Ward, J W Williams, 2d Ward, Herbert E Laroque, 3d Ward, Joshua Rosette, 4th Ward, H K Gorsuch, 5th Ward, Joseph E Heard, 6th Ward, John T Spicknall, 7th Ward, Alexander S Gage, sth Ward, J William France, 9th Ward, Charles T Buckner, 10th Ward, Eugene H Hayward, 11th Ward, Claude

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Van Bibber, 12th Ward, Thomas L Richardson, 13th Ward, Dennard S Wil- liams, 14th Ward, William Caspari, 15th Ward, James L Ridgely, 16th Ward. Geo B Scholl, 17th Ward, G W Hemmeter, 18th Ward, Robert A Warner, 19th Ward, Marshall G Smith, 20th Ward, Henry J Hahn, 21st Ward, A D Dris- coll, 22d Ward, Albert T Chambers, 23d Ward, C P Erkenbrack, 24th Ward, Leonard J Turlington, Inspector of Buildings, Edward D Preston, Commis- sioner of Street Cleaning, J L Wickes, General Superintendent, William A Lar- kins, Chief Clerk, Frederick G Whelan, Superintendent of the 1st District, Wil- liam Wiebking, Superintendent of the 2d District, Edward F Callahan, Superin- tendent of the 3d District, Jesse F Hall, Superintendent of the 4th District, B T Sarber, Superintendent of the 5th Dis- trict, .John E Gist, Superintendent of the 6th District, Michael Doonan, Super- intendent of the 7th District, Jno T Brady

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IM- PROVEMENTS.

City Engineer, Benjamin T Fendall, As- sistants, R K Compton, J A Paige and Newton M Gray, Chief Clerk, George M Boteler, Water Board, President, Alfred M Quick, Water Engineer, John E Sem- mes, J Edward Richardson, Louis A Dieter, Oscar E Ross, Harbor Board, President, N H Hutton, Harbor Engi- neer, John K Ober, Clarence Shriver, George R Willis, Walter B Swindell, James H Irvin, Chief Clerk, Inspector of Buildings, Edward D Preston

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND SQUARES.

Office, Druid Hill Park Board of Park Commissioners, Richard M Venable, Ferdinand C Latrobe, John S Gittings, James E Hooper and Ed- ward D Booz, Secretary and Treasurer, James V Kelly

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

Board of School Commissioners, Joseph Packard, President, John H Roche, Sec- retary, William C Eliason, Geo C Morri- son, Alcaeus Hooper, Charles H Evans, Albert B Cunningham, William Rose- nau, James H Phillips and Thomas Mc- ! Cosker

DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

Supervisors of City Charities, John M Glenn, President, Alfred S Niles, James R Wheeler, John Black, Elisha H Per- kins, Charles Weber, Jr, Dr Harry T Marshall, Henry Steffens and Mary Hin- man-Abel, Visitors to the Jail, Leigh Bonsal, Henry J McGrath, Moses N Frank, T Foley Hiskey, George H Gist, J Tyler Gray, Geo A Hartman, Will- jam T Conn, August Hampson

DEPARTMENT OF REVIEW AND AS- SESSMENT.

Appeal Tax Court, Judges, Conway W Sams, President, Solomon H Freburger, Oscar Leser, Frank J Murphy, Chief Clerk, Commissioners for Opening Streets, J Arthur Wickham, James H Smith, James H Marine, Eugene F Rod- gers, Clerk

CITY LIBRARIAN.

Wilbur F Coyle

ART COMMISSION.

Mendes Cohen, Bernard N Baker, Henry Walters, Ferdinand C Latrobe, Richard M Venable, J B Noel Wyatt, Joseph Evans Sperry

SUPERINTENDENT OF LAMPS AND LIGHTING.

Robert J McCuen, William Mohr, Assist- ant Superintendent Lamps, Louis S Wil- son. Inspector Gas and Oils, John H Marley, Inspector of Gas Meters, Ben- jamin T Wells, Superintendent Eastern District, George M McClary, Superin- tendent Northeastern District, Harry White, Superintendent Western Dis- trict, William H Boone, Superintendent Northwestern District, John Bowers, Superintendent Southern District, Rob- ert C Dudley, Superintendent Northern No 1 District, Henry C Kennedy, Su- perintendent Northern No 2 District, Adam Hensel and Frank F Bush, In- spectors at Large, Charles Heinritz, Collector of Gas Meters

SURVEYOR.

Raleigh C Thomas

CONSTABLES.

1st Ward, James Barnes, Edward Lilly,

2d Ward, John C Bransby, Adolph C Rather, 3d Ward, Charles Reynolds, El- lis Duke, 4th Ward, H C Snyder, " C Swope, 5th Ward. John Bechtold, Chas Mansbach, 6th Ward, Jos Neuberger, Geo W Manly, 7th Ward, Christian Daub, Chas Krantz, 8th Ward. George W Rhein, Chas Kohlemann, 9th Ward, Lawrence M Miller, Edw Meehan. 10th Ward, W W Rollins, William H Usher, 11th Ward, Thos Boyd, Thos M Jamart, 12th Ward, Wm A Wood. Geo H Win- chester. 13th Ward, Leonard G Passano, Harry R Wilson, 14th Ward, F C Jacobs, Emile Telle. 15th Ward, E E Dougherty, D C Gosnell, 16th Ward, Philip A Boss, Edw Harrison, 17th Ward, John J Car-

roll. John P Wagner, 18th Ward, Geo W Carrick, Francis H Sprague, 19th Ward, I'm Siguim, Nicholas H S Love, 20th Ward. W B Saylor, J Frank Robinson, 21st Ward, Uriah B Mikesell, Wm V Cook, 22d Ward, Joseph W Selby, Jacob A Knight, 23d Ward, Joseph Simon, Chas A Warner, 24th Ward, John Krum- holtz, A A Reese

'SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BUILD- INGS.

George F Jones

PUBLIC PRINTER.

William J C Dulany Co

HARBOR MASTERS.

John R Bailey, Chief, Assistants, 1st Dis- trict, Lewis Ehrman, 2d District, Ed- ward Biddleman, 3d District, B F Heaps, 4th District, Alexander Lauf, 5th Dis- trict, John A Janetzke

HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

(See Department of Public Safety.) ELECTRICAL COMMISSION.

Charles E Phelps, Chief Engineer

INSPECTORS WEIGHTS AND LIQUID MEASURES.

H L P Woolf, Chief Inspector, Charles H Keubler, Northwestern District, Ernest A Krengle, Southwestern District, Rob- ert W Harrison, Southern District, George W Parlett, Northeastern Dis- trict, A J Sugar, Southeastern District, Eugene Tuer, Long and Dry

BALTIMORE CITY JAIL.

Madison St, East of the Falls BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Augustus Hampson, Secretary, President, Leigh Bonsal (ex-officio), Charles A Hook, Warden, H C Martin, Clerk, George L Wilkins, M D. Physician, H J McGrath, William T Conn, George H Gist, Moses N Frank. J Tyler Gray, T Foley Hiskey, John R Sherwood

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BURNT DISTRICT COMMISSION.

241 Court House

Sherlock Swann, Chairman, Charles K Lord, John W Snyder, John T Graham, James R Brewer, jr, Secretary

CORONERS.

Central District, Dr James M Fenton, 700 e Chase, Eastern District, Dr Thom- as H Sudler, 310 n Greene, Northeastern District, Dr Frederick Caruthers, 2229 e Balto, Northern District, Dr Milton Linthicum, 1820 n Charles, Northwestern District, Dr Silas H Baldwin, 700 w La- fayette av, Southern District, Dr Willian S Love, 2125 Druid Hill av. Southwestern District, Dr C Frank Jones, 1744 North av, Western District, Dr Patk J Martin, 649 w Lafayette av, At Large, | Dr James D Iglehart, 211 w Lanvale

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

City Hall

Commissioners, George W Gail jr, Presi- dent, Edward M Parrish, A Roszel Cath- cart

Secretary, Pinkney W Wilkinson

Chief Engineer, George W Horton

District Engineers-1, James A Campbell, 2, August Emrich, 3, Frederick Brannan, 4, Fielding H Lucas, 5, Levin H Burk- hardt, 6, E Louis Shipley

Superintendent of Machinery, Thomas H | Meushaw

Engine No 1-Paca nr Fayette

Engine No 2-Barre nr Sharp

Engine No 3-Lombard nr High

Engine No 4-Lexington nr North

Engine No 5-Ann nr Gough

Engine No 6-Gay and Ensor

Engine No 7-Druid Hill av and Eutaw

Engine No 8-Mulberry nr Schroeder Engine No 9-Madison and McDonogh

Engine No 10-Columbia av nr Poppleton Engine No 11-Eastern and Patterson-pk avs

Engine No 12-Fort and Riverside avs

Engine No 13-Fremont and Myrtle avs

Engine No 14-Hollins nr Monroe

Engine No 15-Lombard nr Howard

Engine No 16-(Fire Boat) - Commercial whf, Thames st

Engine No 17-Fort av and Haubert

Engine No 18-21st nr Maryland av

Engine No 19-Bond c North av

Engine No 20-W North av nr 10th w Engine No 21-Roland av and Oliver pl

Engine No 22-Patuxent and O'Donnell

Engine No 23-Saratoga nr Howard

Engine No 24-Patterson-pk av and Or- leans

Engine No 25-McCulloh and Gold

Engine No 26-Leadenhall and West

Engine No 27-Columbia av opp Greene

Ergine No 28-Mt Royal and Guilford avs Engine No 29-Reisterstown rd and Kate av

Hook and Ladder No 1-Harrison nr Fay- ette

Hook and Ladder No 2-Paca nr Fayette Hook and Ladder No 3-Ann nr Gough

Hook and Ladder No 4-Biddle nr Druid Hill av

Hook and Ladder No 5-Harford av and Oliver

Hook and Ladder No 6-Ostend and Han- over

Hook and Ladder No 7 -. Waverly.

Hook and Ladder No 8-Brunswick nr Fdk ra

Hook and Ladder No 9-Roland av and Oli- ver pl

Hook and Ladder No 10-Lafayette av nr Stricker

Hook and Ladder No 11-North av and Mc- Mechen

Hook and Ladder No 12-Liberty rd and Garrison av

Hcok and Ladder No 13-Pratt and Carey Hook and Ladder No 14-Gorsuch av nr Harford rd

Salvage Corps-27 n Liberty

Salvage Corps No 2-13 s Bdway

MAGISTRATES.

1st Ward, Marcus Ritgert, 2d Ward, Charles C Friedel, 3d Ward, Jacob Rab, 4th Ward, Walter C Curry, 5th Ward, Simon Buckner, 6th Ward, Frank Mee- han, 7th Ward, George M Johnson, 8th Ward, William R Llewellyn, 9th Ward, William D Gould, 10th Ward, Howell C Brown, 11th Ward, Ward P Littig, 12th Ward, Wilmer Emory, 13th Ward, Frank Driscoll, 14th Ward, Stephen D Broad- bent, 15th Ward, James F Gurry, 16th Ward, William H Harrison, Jr, 17th Ward, David E Mehlinger, 18th Ward, Randolph R Warfield, 19th Ward, James AI Correll, 20th Ward, John Gensler, 21st Ward, Daniel Bride, 22d Ward, Julius G J Gude, 23d Ward, Charles Reviol, 24th Ward, John H Leach AT LARGE.

Frank A Brandy, Otto Benner, Neilson Poe. Jr, Peter Sahm, Harry C Mathieu, William B Reed, D Ardin Carrick, J McKenney White, John L Hebb, Daniel J Loden, Robert H Carr, John B Kep- linger, James G Leake, Morrill N Pack- ard, Edward S Stanley, Eugene E Grannan, William H Watson, A H Fisher, William B Wheeler, David B Grothaus, William McCauley, Harry M Hutton, John T Ochs, Harry Goldman, Robert W Beach, Henry T Daly, John T Thompson, Simon L Felber, David H Lucchesi, Fleet W Cox, Edward G Rosenheim. Robert C Rhodes, Phillip J Hoffman, James B Loane, Bernard A McNally

MARKETS.

Albert M Collins, mkt master, Comptrol- ler's Dept, City Hall

BELAIR MARKET, Forrest, from Hil- len to Orleans, Tuesday and Friday mornings and Saturday evening, Samuel M Laird, asst mkt master

CANTON MARKET, O'Donnell, from P.o- tomac to Patuxent, Monday and Thurs- day mornings and Saturday evening,

Jacob Seifert, asst mkt master

CENTRE MARKET, from Balto to Pratt w of Jones Falls, Wednesday and Sat- urday mornings, Charles C Sanner, asst mkt master

· CROSS-STREET MARKET, from Light to Charles, bet Cross and West, Tues- day and Friday mornings and Saturday evening, Edward J Styles, asst mkt mas- ter

FELLS POINT MARKET, Bdway, from Canton av to Thames, Tuesday and Friday mornings and Saturday evening, Henry Yaeger, asst mkt master

HANOVER MARKET, Hanover and Camden, Monday and Thursday morn- ings and Saturday evening, Alonzo F Jones, asst mkt master

HOLLINS MARKET, Hollins, from Ar- lington av to Carrollton av, Wednesday and Saturday mornings and Saturday evening, Thomas J Robosson, asst mkt master

LAFAYETTE MARKET, Cooke e from Pa av to Fremont av, Monday and Thursday mornings and Saturday even- ing, H Wilson Taylor, asst mkt master LEXINGTON MARKET, Lexington from Eutaw to Pearl, Tuesday and Friday mornings and Saturday evening, Charles W Brown, asst mkt master

NORTHEASTERN MARKET, Chester, from Monument to McElderry, Monday and Thursday mornings and Saturday evening, William A Chapman, asst mkt master

RICHMOND MARKET, Howard from Armory pl to Biddle, Monday and Thurs- day mornings and Saturday evening, J B Zink, asst mkt master

BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Headquarters, Court House

Commissioners, George R Willis, James H Preston, Thomas J Shryock, Secre- tary to Board, Josiah A Kinsey, Assist- ant to Secretary, Robert G Claypoole,

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Counsel, Alonzo L. Miles. Marshal. School No 83, Lakewood av and Orleans, Henry Deussen, vice-prin

Thomas F Farnan, Deputy Marshal, James Manning, Clerk, John Swikert, Jr

BOARD OF POLICE EXAMINERS.

107 Court House

John Hannibal, President, Edward w Tudor, Joseph Y Brattan

CITY POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.

James B Yeakle, Superintendent, Office, City Hall

RECORD OFFICE.

Court House

Clerk, Robert Ogle

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

President, Joseph Packard, Secretary, John H Roche, Superintendent, James H Van Sickle, Superintendent Eastern District, Henry A Wise, Superintendent Western District, John E McCahan, B

Howard Haman, Alcaeus Hooper,

Charles H Evans, Albert B Cunning- ham, William Rosenau,

James H Phillips, Thomas McCosker, W C Elia- son

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Balto City College, Howard opp Centre, Francis A Soper, President

Colored High and Training School, Pa av c Dolphin, J H N Waring, Prin

Eastern Female High School, s e c Ais- quith and Orleans, William F Warden- burg, Prin

Western Female High School, McCulloh and Lafayette av. Henry S West, Prin Polytechnic Institute, Courtland nr Sara- toga, William R King, U S N, Prin

Teachers' Training School (Boys), Balto City College, Howard opp Centre

Teachers' Training School (Girls), West- ern Female High School, McCulloh and Lafayette av

GROUP A, SCHOOLS Nos 47, 24, 3, 38, Edwin Hebden, Prin

School No 47, Eastern av and Patuxent, Estelle Gilligan, vice-prin

School No 24, Fait av c Patuxent, Emma E Mitchell, vice-prin

School No 3, Eastern and Montford avs, Emma F Dawson, vice-prin

School No 38, Chesapeake c Hudson, Eleanor Robb, vice-prin

GROUP B, SCHOOLS Nos. 42, 6, 25, 23, Basil Sollers, Prin

School No 42, Bdway and Bank, J Fredk Ruppel, vice-prin

School No 6, Ann nr Canton av, Annie M Aburn, vice-prin

School No 25, Bond nr Canton av, Margt School No 54, 25th n nr Charles, Isabel C Tudor, vice-prin

J Sutherland, vice-prin

School No 23, Gough and Wolfe, Mary L School No 51, York rd nr Merryman la, Maxwell, vice-prin

GROUP C, SCHOOLS Nos 70, 17, 28, 33, 35, 84, Jos C Hands, Prin

School No 70, William and Warren av, Marshall Stitely, vice-prin

School No 17, Light and Poultney, E Virginia Addison, vice-prin

School No 28, Battery av and Clement, Annie F North, vice-prin

School No 33, Light c Clement, Amanda D Banks, vice-prin

School No 35, Hanover nr Winder, Del- mar Neal, vice-prin

School No 84, Johnson and Heath, Har- vey W North, vice-prin GROUP D, SCHOOLS Nos 93, 2, 8, 108, Alex C Fairbanks, Prin School No 93, Balto c Aisquith, C Otto Schoenrich, vice-prin

School No 2, Gough and Stiles, Annie E McBee, vice-prin

School No 8. Caroline nr Lombard, Mary V Sollers, vice-prin

School No 108, Caroline nr Bank, Danl C Creditt, vice-prin

GROUP E, SCHOOLS Nos 83, 77, 97, 27, 13, Chas J Koch, Prin

School No 77, Washington nr Fayette, Edwd Sickel, vice-prin

School No 97, 117 and 119 Jackson pl, Branch 1741 e Balto. Kate R Sinclair, vice-prin

School No 27, Fayette and Chester, Kate McIntosh, vice-prin

School No 13. McElderry c Patterson-pk av, Elizab A Smyth, vice-prin

GROUP F, SCHOOLS Nos 71, 26, 111, 5, 101, Jacob Grape, Prin

School No 71, Bond and Jefferson, Annie E Porter, vice-prin

School No 26, Orleans nr Bond, May E Saunders, vice-prin

Colored School No Ll, Bond and Ashland av, Sarah E Seager, vice-prin

School No 5, Bdway and Ashland av, Sarah McDevitt, vice-prin

Colored School No 101, Jefferson nr Caro- line, Alfred J Brown, vice-prin

GROUP G-SCHOOLS Nos 43, 7, 73, 105, Elisha M Jackson, Prin

School No 43, High nr Fayette, Jennie R Price, vice-prin

School No 7, Mullikin nr Aisquith, Alice E Ford, vice-prin School No 7 Margt A Maddox, vice-prin nr Lexington, Colored School No 105, East nr Lexington, H Grafton Browne. vice-prin

GROUP H-SCHOOLS Nos 5, 113, 49, 16, 32, Stephen A Cremen, Prin

School No 45, Greenmount av and Eager, Chas E Markland, vice-prin

Colored School No 113, Girard av and Sherman pl, Heber E Wharton, vice-prin School No 49, 808 n Calvert, Sophia E Grape, vice-prin

School No 16, Harford and Ashland ave, Elizab C Kenney, vice-prin

School No 32, Guilford av c Lanvale, Elizab C Thompson. vice-prin

GROUP I-SCHOOLS Nos 80, 20, 74, Wm H Tolson, Prin

School No 80, Eden c Federal, Branch Harford av and Federal, David G But- terfield, vice-prin

School No 20, Preston c Eden, Eliza J Ire- land, vice-prin

School No 74, e 22d n and Cromwell, Chas E Hill, vice-prin

GROUP J-SCHOOLS Nos 99, 37, 94, 90, Fredk J Miller, Prin

School No 99, North av and Washington, Jesse Vinton Hobbs, vice-prin

School No 37, Biddle c Patterson-pk av, Martha K Storch, vice-prin

School No 94, Chase and McDonogh, Carl Laegeler, vice-prin

School No 90, 1846 n Gay, Lydia A Ennis, vice-prin

GROUP K-SCHOOLS Nos 54, 51, 53, 50, 52, 115, Jos S Whittington, Prin

Branch Gilmor la nr York rd, Carroll C Miller, vice-prin

School No 53, 26th c St Paul, Hannah C Van Meter, vice-prin

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 487

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2600

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2600