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STORAGE
Address, OWEN MCDERMOTT, Storekeeper.
STORAGE
of the buildings.
Furniture placed in Separately locked rooms. Teams can drive into the centre
Three Elevators greatly facilitate the safe handling of goods.
LARGE WAREHOUSES, N. E. CORNER LOMBARD AND CONCORD STREETS.
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE OF NEW YORK
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TITLES TO REAL ESTATE
Examined & Insured BY THE
Maryland Title Insurance & Trust Co. N. E. Cor. South and Second Sts.
Wreckers.
Broom L E, 1123 s Patapsco e
Yarn and Worsted Jacket Manufac- turers.
Felber Alfred, 60 Maiden Choice rd
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Felber Louis, 518 s Bdway Frankel Mnfg Co, 535 s Bdway Heinmiller & Ermold, 5 s Howard
Teast.
Black Chas H Riverside av c Grindall
Black D H. 418 Aisquith
Deputy T R, 911 Pa av
Dietzel Conrad, 1529 e Lombard
Drew Mnfg Co. 8 w Pratt
Fleischmann & Co. 11 s Frederick
Germershausen Jos, 117 e West
Hinners John, 837 e Lombard
McCain Bros, 1849 Ramsay
Richards G T, 346 Elm av
Vienna Pressed Yeast Co, 105 n Gay
Saratoga Stables,
No. 309 WEST SARATOGA STREET,
BETWEEN HOWARD AND EUTAW STS.
HARRY HALL,
= PROPRIETOR.
HORSES
HORSES
AND
BOARDED
CARRIAGES
BY THE
TAKEN
DAY, WEEK
AT
LIVERY.
OR MONTH.
Horses Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
FIRST-CLASS TEAMS & SADDLE HORSES for HIRE
Large and Roomy Box Stalls.
TELEPHONE CALL 1100.
BALTIMORE, MD.
PETER KRIES, SANITARY PLUMBING, GAS FIXTURES,
203 N. LIBERTY ST. Telephone 885-2.
THE JEWELER
Do not fail to see our fine stock, and get your re- pairing nicely finished.
CHARLES A. ROUSH 42 W. LEXINGTON STREET.
APPENDIX.
GOVERNMENT OF THE U S.
The Twenty-fifth Presidential term of four years began on the 4th of March, 1885, and will expire on the 3d of March, 1889.
GROVER CLEVELAND, of New York, President. JOHN J INGALLS, of Kansas, Vice President, pro tem
THOMAS F BAYARD, of Delaware, Secretary of State. CHARLES S FAIRCHILD, Secretary of the Trea- sury.
WM C ENDICOTT, of Massachusetts, Secretary of War.
WM C WHITNEY, of New York, Secretary of the Navy.
WM F VILAS, of Wisconsin, Secretary of the In- terior.
DON M DICKINSON, of Michigan, Postmaster Gen- eral.
AUGUSTUS H GARLAND, of Arkansas, Attorney General
GOVERNMENT OF MARYLAND.
ELIHU E JACKSON, Of Wicomico Co, Governor. EDWARD W LECOMPTE, of Dorchester Co, Secre- tary of State.
STEVENSON ARCHER, of Harford Co, Treasurer. L VICTOR BAUGHMAN, of Frederick Co, Comptrol- ler of the Treasury.
WM PINKNEY WHYTE, of Baltimore City, Attorney General.
COL JAMES HOWARD, of Baltimore City, Adjutant General.
J THOS SCHARF, of Baltimore City, Commissioner of Land Office.
DR E P DUVALL, of Montgomery Co, State Libra- rian.
LEVIN WOOLFORD, Tax Commissioner.
JESSE K HINES, Insurance Commissioner.
M A NEWELL, State Superintendent of Educa- tion.
THOS C WEEKS, Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Office Normal School.
Gov E E Jackson, President; M A Newell, Secre- tary and State Superintendent. Baltimore : J A Diffenbaugh. Westminster, Md .; Rev W Dale, Pocomoke, Worcester Co; Peter A Witmer, Hagerstown, Washington Co: Dr Jas L Bryan, Cambridge, Dorchester Co.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. Office City Hall.
Dr Jackson Piper, President. Dr C W Chancellor, Secretary. Members-Dr C W Chancellor. Dr J M H Bateman Dr John Morris, J C Neilson, Dr J A Stenart, Wm Pinkney Whyte, ex-officio.
STATE VACCINE AGENT. Dr St Geo W Teackle.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Carrollton and Lafayette avenues.
Principal-M A Newell. Vice Principal-Miss S E Richmond. Prof of Natural Science-George L Smith. Prof of English Studies-Vacant. Prin- cipal Model School-Miss B A Newell. Music Teachers-Harry A Allen, Miss Mary Kelly. Trustees-Members of the Board of Education (ex-officio).
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Office Annapolis. Gov E E Jackson, Stevenson Archer, L Victor Baughman.
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS. Office City Hall. Hiram G Dudley, Robert Cathcart, Joseph B Staf- ford.
MARYLAND PENITENTIARY.
Forrest and Madison Sts.
Board of Directors-Henry Seim, John T Ford, Wilbur F Jackson, Thomas W Morse and Francis E Waters. Warden-John F Weyler. Asst War- den-J C Cornelius.
MARYLAND HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Jessup's, Anne Arundel Co.
Board of Managers-Gov E E Jackson, Stevenson Archer, L Victor Banghman, Win Pinkney Whyte, Thos H Hunt. Henry Lloyd, Richard Hynson, Wm Downey, Robert Crain, Dr Charles A Fox, Frank T Shaw, John Ireland, E G Ken- ley. Superintendent. Jesse J Moore.
INSPECTORS OF STEAM BOILERS. Office 118 e Lexington
Inspectors-Patrick Mullen and Geo W Harig.
STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Office Annapolis. Md
Jesse K Hines, Commissioner. Baltimore Office, 32 South.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
FERDINAND C LATROBE, Mayor.
W H LOVE, Secretary to the Mayor.
ANDREW J KING, Clerk to the Mayor JOHN A ROBB, Register.
J SEWELL THOMAS, Deputy Register and Cashier. CHAS M GORDON, Chief Clerk to Register.
H DUVALL JR, TIMOTHY D O'CONNELL and ROBT B CARTER, Asst Clerks to Register.
JAMES R HORNER, Comptroller.
JOSEPH VANSANT, Deputy Comptroller.
J HARRY DUVALL, Chief Clerk to Comptroller.
JOSEPH A BONN, Asst Clerk to Comptroller.
JAMES T DORSEY, License Detective to Comp- troller.
FETTER S HOBLITZELL, City Counsellor.
BERNARD CARTER, City Solicitor.
JAMES W MCELROY, Examiner of Titles.
GEO H DALRYMPLE, City Messenger.
CITY HALL.
Superintendent-Wm P Ryan. Day Watchmen-James Merritt, John Cosgrove, Denis Bergin :- Night Watchmen-John Schler- eth. John Roney.
CITY COUNCIL, First Branch.
President-Thornton Rollins.
Chief Clerk-John Kelly.
Assistant Clerk-M N Packard.
Committee Clerk-M F Taylor.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Geo M D Wood
Doorkeepers-N W Unduch, J T Murphy. Page-Jesse F Hall.
1st Ward-Charles F Riehl. 2d-Andrew Brown. 3d-Richard C Kemp. 4th-Timothy Maloney. 5th-Thomas B Bateman. 6th-John Betz jr. 7th-Frank IJ Kampe. 8th-Terence McMahon. 9th-John D Cook. 10th-Josiah G Keller, 11th- William W Mcintyre. 12th-Edward Stabler jr. 13th-Thornton Rollins. 14th-A J Fairbank. 15th-E H Fowler. 16th-Emil Budnitz. 17th- John A McGarry. 18th-Robert Ogle. 19th- John R Bailey. 20th-Cecil J Karsner. 21st- William H Brown. 22d-F A Kurtz.
Second Branch.
President-D M Reese.
Chief Clerk-John M Travers.
Assistant Clerk-Geo W Green. Committee Clerk-James Hall. Sergeant-at-Arms-M Farrell.
Doorkeeper-Joseph H Krager. Page-Henry C Butts.
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Ist and 2nd Wards-Louis Beck. 3d and 4th-D M Reese-5th and 6th-J B Sutherland. 7th and Sth-B F Sutherland. 9th and 10th-John F Leon- ard. 11th and 12th-Henry W Rogers. 13th and 14th- C J Wiener. 15th and 16th-Charles W Brown. 17th and 18th-Francis J Hayden. 19th and 20th-H Webster Crowl. 21st and 22nd-EM Hoffman.
CITY LIBRARY.
City Hall.
Librarian-Samuel D Smith. Assistant-John G Scott.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
City Hall.
A E Smyrk. Assistants-Thomas Naughton, Chas P Kahler and Newton M Gray. Clerk-John E Toole.
FINANCE COMMISSIONERS.
City Hall. Chairman-Mayor Ferdinand C Latrobe, Enoch Pratt and Douglas H Thomas.
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
City Hall.
Mayor Ferdinand C Latrobe, Chairman; John H B Latrobe. John S Berry, D L Bartlett, German H Hunt, F Wehr, F A Furst. Clerk- D Rayhice.
APPEAL TAX COURT. City Hall.
Judges-E J Chaisty, E T Joyce and Wm H B Fus- selbaugh. Clerk-H P Mowinckel. Assistant Clerk-Michael H Doyle. Assessors-Thos K McCormick, Dr Geo W Massamore and Elias Rosenbaum. Clerk to Assessors-F X Jenkins.
TAX DEPARTMENT.
City Hall.
City Collector-Lewis N Hopkins. Deputy-J T M Barnes. Cashier-R G Duckett. Assistant Cashier-Clapham Murray.
WATER DEPARTMENT. City Hall.
Water Board-Mayor Ferdinand C Latrobe, Presi- dent, John F Hunter, John E Hurst, Samuel W Regester, Clinton P Paine, Wm A Marburg, Joseph S Heuisler, F H Hambleton. Secretary. Registrar -- Edward Shriver, Engineer in Chief- Robert K Martin. Assistant Engineer-Wm L Kenly
CITY SURVEYOR.
John E Sudler, 224 St Paul Street.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
City Hall.
Mayor F C Latrobe, President. Commissioner and Basement of Court House. Registrar-James A Steuart. M D. Assistant Commissioner of Heath-James F McShane. M Sheriff-George May. Counsel to Sheriff-Bernard Carter. D. Physician to Quarantine Hospital of the Port of Baltimore-Sidney O Heiskell, M D. Secre- tary-A Robert Carter. Assistant Secretary- POLICE ORGANIZATION. Headquarters, City Hall George C Vansant. Permit Clerk-V B Hines. Registrar's Clerk-J F Schroeder. Recorder of Commissioners-E M Schryver, President; John Gill, Treasurer; John Q A Robson. Secretary- J A Kinsey. Counsel-Jas A L MeClure. Mar- shall-Jacob Frey. Deputy Marshall-John Lan- nan. Clerk-W E Guy. Assistant Clerk-John V Poscy. Births-J F Doyle. Assistant Registrar aud Per- mit Clerk-Montgomery Lawrence. Nuisance Clerk-Ross T Penington. Supt. Plumbing- John W Lee. Supts. Night Soil, Dist. No 1-Jas Quinn, Denis Healy, Asst. Dist No 2, C F Ring- gold, Asst. J J Kernan. Detective-M A Malo- ney. Sanitary Inspectors-Jos V Fitzpatrick, John M DeGoey, John E Durding, Henry M Me- CONSTABLES. Kewen, M J MeHeury, Walter C Roberts, D S Ist Ward-Geo T Holliday, H Wallace. 2d-Wm Williams, M D., Wm P Kerns, John B Hart. Mes- senger-Wm H Blondell. Inspectors of Sewers -H Paff, Eastern Dist, M F Gorman, Western Dist, Supt. of Public Cemeteries- G Rinchart. Eastern Dist, G E Brown, Western Dist.
CORONERS.
Southern District-Dr Silas Baldwin, 639 Dolphin. Western District-P V Benson, 1047 Hollins, Central District-Dr Alex Hill, 223 n Calvert. Eastern District-Dr J M Cockrill, 26 s Broad- way.
POST-MORTEM PHYSICIANS.
Ten Lower Wards-DrS V Hoopman. Ten Upper Wards-Dr N G Keirle.
VACCINE PHYSICIANS.
1st and 2d Wards-N L Dashiell jr, M D. 3d and 4th -John A Schulte, M.D. 5th and 6th-Francis Sauer, M D. 7th and 8th-John B Schwatka, M D. 9th and 10th-J G Womble, M D. 11th and 12th-Thos P McCormick, M D. 13th and 14th- Vernon Norwood, M D. 15th and 16th-Joseph Blum, M D. 17th and 18th-Henry Stark, M D. 19th and 20th-M K Warner, M D. 21st-J B Mul- lins, M D. 22d-H G Prentiss, M D.
HARBOR BOARD.
President-Mayor Ferdinand C Latrobe. Secre- tary-James S Woodside. John W McCoy, Wm H Skinner, Edward Roelkey, Alex Jones, Geo W Moore. Engincer-N H Hutton. Clerk-James H Irvin, jr.
HARBOR MASTERS.
City Hall.
First District-Jos E Cromwell. Second District- Wm Knorr. Third District-B Maitland. Fourth District-Jas J Flannery. Fifth District-Geo A Freburger. Sixth District-Chas Durn
SUPERINTENDENTS OF STREETS.
Commissioner- Bartholomew E Smith. Clerk- Frank Dandelet. First District-Bernard V Kelly. Second District-Geo E McCauley. Third District-Michael Fadgen. Fourth District-Jas F Busey. Fifth District-H Lancaster. Sixth District-John Meagher. Seventh District-Jos McGee.
COMMISSIONERS FOR OPENING STREETS. Samuel F Sharretts. John Mc Williams, Daniel Mc- Cann. Clerk-R F Greene.
CITY INSPECTORS.
Buildings-J Theo Oster. Asst-Wm Q Caldwell. Clerk-David Cushing.
Charcoal-Geo W Busch.
Weights and Measures-Southeastern District- Francis Heer. Northeastern District-William Henry. Northwestern District-John A Haeff- ner. Southwestern District-John C Dietz.
Long and Dry Measures-Wm Bond
Coal Oil and Illuminating Gas-Prof Pierce B Wil- son
Gas Meters and General Superintendent of Lamps -F W King
Superintendents of Lamplighters-Benj Crisp, An- drew Ryan, J E Stinchcomb, Richard Hardin, J E Bacon, C D Moore
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
J Brown. Geo W Baird. 3d-John H Calvert, John S Mullan. 4th-Geo McCart, G Koffen- berger. 5th-Lewis O Fuller, S S Umphreys. 6th-Wm W Rollins, C P Dunigan. 7th-J W Dar- ley, Chas C Swope. 8th-David Dobler, Geo H
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Winchester. 9th-Thos H Shanks, F L Tuttle. 10 Ward-Edward A Keyser, Wm P Smith. 11th -Louis Weber, A D Greentree. 12th-Stephen A Morse. A J Collars. 13th-N J Schaefer, Chas B Keyser. 14th-D H M Young. Chas A Davis. 15th-Wm B Lyons. RO Jessop. 16th-Teophilus N Weems. Josiah S Showacre. 17th-D P West, James McCracken. 18th-Wm F Bragg, Chas Cook. 19th-Wm H McCabe, Chas G Ricaud. 20th -John K Stein, J E Sangston. 21st-N R Dor- sey. 22nd-Thos Mahool, W D Wright.
MAGISTRATES.
1st Ward-Edward F Flaherty. 2d-H L Diering, 3d-W S Gorton. 4th-John T Maddox. 5th- Hugh O'Brien. 6th-James R Loane. 7th- Stephen ,S Clarke. 8th-J J Dunn. 9th-J M Myers. 10th-A F Carrick. 11th-F de S Ben- zinger. 12th-J D Lipscomb. 13th-H Bernhei- mer. 14th-M A Canton .- 15th-Wm R Tumbli- son. 16th-Wm McCawley. 17th-S C Tall, 18th- John Gensler. 19th-George McCaffray. 20th- John J Grindall jr.
Central District-C M Hobbs. Eastern District- Isaac S Sanner. Northeastern District-Henry Cashmyer. Western District-Otto Benner. Northwestern District-John L Hebb. Southern District-M W Donavin. Southwestern District -C C Anderson.
City at Large-P Targarona. L D Miller. M Tub- man, E B Graf, R A Thursby, J L Baker, Wm B Nelson, H M Fitzhugh, Henry Duvall, CC War- field, G Evett Reardon, W H Whitney.
BALTIMORE CITY JAIL, Madison Street East of the Falls.
Board of Visitors-John Richardson, President, Chas D Gaither, Secretary, Ferdinand C Latrobe (ex-officio), A C N Matthews, A P Burt, A Berk- emeier, H G Dudley, John Waters, Warden,
BAYVIEW ASYLUM. Eastern Avenue extended.
Office City Hall.
Trustees-Joseph Friedenwald, President; John Black, Simon I Kemp, George A Blake, John J Hoffman, Jacob Pappler, Adolph Martini. Supt John F Stone. Purveyor-John W McElroy.
WARD MANAGERS OF THE POOR.
1st ward, M Fleisman; 2d, Geo Schaeffer; 3d, R C Kemp; 4th, C F O'Connor; 5th. C Crane; 6th, James E Sturgeon; 7th, Alex Bond; 8th, Michael Hagan; 9th, Thos Gordon; 10th, Michael Hess; 11th, Chas F Taylor; 12th, R G Keener; 13th, Wm J Baker; 14th, T P Perine; 15th, Jos J Harig: 16th, Peter Hines; 17th, W L P Riggin; 18th, John P Fahey; 19th, Geo A Smith; 20th, John B Thomas jr.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President-John T Morris. Secretary-Henry M Cowles. Ass't Secretary-Albert Marshall. Su- perintendent-Henry A Wise. Superintendent of Supplies-C W Keidel. Librarian-Francis J Ruth.
1st Ward-E Jones Williams, 2826 Elliott
2d Ward-Simon J Felber, 518 s Broadway
3d Ward-John B Wentz, 142 Jackson pl 4th Ward-Edward A Burke, 102 n Calvert 5th Ward-Wm H B Fusselbaugh of J. 422 n Gay 6th Ward-Jacob S Barnes, 2118 e Balto 7th Ward-J Q McAfee, 1104 e Biddle 8th Ward-John T Foley, 1110 McKim 9th Ward-M Sheehan, 8 Light
10th Ward-John T Morris. 215 n Charles
11th Ward-O B Zantzinger, 508 Park av 12th Ward-Thos S Baer, 1613 McCulloh
13th Ward-John M Jones, 121 s Poppleton 14th Ward-Dr Jas Bosley, 1701 Hollins 15th Ward-Nelson Baker. 216 e Montgomery 16th Ward-Jas Mitchell, 602 w Barre 17th Ward-J E Durding, 112 Gittings 18th Ward-J J Fenton, 1821 Hollins 19th Ward-S F Sharretts, Lafayette av c Kirby la 20th Ward-Calvin J King, 1425 Argyle av
21st Ward-Alcaeus Hooper, W Woodberry
.22d Ward-A W Monroe, 2107 Maryland av
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Baltimore City College, Howard opp Centre. Wil- liam Elliott jr
Eastern Female High School, ne c Aisquith and Mullikin. William F Wardenburg.
Western Female High School, Fayette nr Paca. Andrew S Kerr
Manual Training School, Courtland nr Saratoga. John D Ford, principal.
No 1 Grammar, Fayette and Greene. Male. W G Cox. Female, H A Carl.
No 2 Grammar, Broadway and Bank. Male, W T Markland. Female. Clara M Johnson
No 3 Grammar, High nr Fayette, Male, J F Ar- thur. Female, Marie I Campbell
No 4 Grammar, Sharp nr Montgomery. Male, Ju- lius G Miller. Female, Laura T Hollingshead.
No 5 Grammar, Greenmount av and Hager. Male, S A Cremen. Female, Louisa M Kelly
No 6 Grammar, Division nr Lanvale. Male, W C Robinson. Female, Eliza Adams. .
No 7 Grammar, Eastern av and Burke. Male, P J Doran. Female. E D Norville.
No 8 Grammar, Hollins nr Fulton av. Male, Saml E Keller. Female, Adelaide L Hall.
No 9 Male Grammar and Primary, 406 Courtland, Basil Sollers. Female, 411 Courtland, Anna G Chappell.
No 10 Grammar, William and Warren av. Male, Jacob Goodman. Female, M Agnes Durst.
No 11 Grammar, Bond and Jefferson. Male, John W Hooper. Female, Nancy W Smith.
No 12 Grammar, Ridgely nr Fremont av. Male, Robt C Cole jr. Female, Annie E Porter
No 13 Grammar, Aisquith nr Mullkin. Male, Geo B Loane. Female, Margaret A Maddox
No 15 Grammar, Carrollton av and Lexington, Male. Female, Florence Rutter.
No 16 Grammar, Hull and Clement. Female, Anna H Oakes.
No 17 Grammar, Washington nr Jackson-sq. Male, A F Wilkerson. Female, Mary E Bur- nitt.
No 18 Grammar, Mulberry nr Fremont av, Male, Chas H Cockey. Female, A Sappington.
No 19 Grammar. Park av nr Preston. Male, Chas M Elliott. Female, H A Musselman.
No 20 Grammar, Preston and Eden. Male. Wm H Tolson. Female, A S Kenney.
No 21 Grammar, Presstman and Gilmor, Male, D P Brown. Female, S G Pryor.
No 1 Primary, Fayette and Greene. Male, Maria E Walter. Female, Elizab D Kirk.
No 2 Primary, Gough and Stiles. Malo, Susan B Fleury. Female, A E McBee
No 3 Primary, High nr Fayette, Male, Mary Sol- lers. Female, A M German
No 4 Primary, Hanover and Lee. Male, Mary Fort. Female, Lena Salisbury.
No 5 Primary, Broadway and Chew. Male, Mar- garet A Sherwood. Female Mary A Foley No 6 Primary, Ann nr Aliceanna. Male, Annie M Aburn. Female, Margaret Clendenin.
No 7 Primary, Mullikin nr Aisquith, Male, J Evans. Female, Amanda Harker.
No 8 Primary, Caroline n Lombard. Male, Sarah E Smith. Female, Georgie A Duvall.
No 10 Primary, Hollins nr Schroeder. Male, Kate Wright. Female, Elizabeth P Martin.
No 11 Primary, Gilmor and Mosher. Male, M C Mullikin. Female, M Kate Siemering.
No 12 Primary, Barre and Warner. Male, Olive Wright. Female, Lydia A Ennis.
No 13 Primary, Jefferson nr Caroline. Male, Annie E Gallup. Female, Mary A Joice.
No 14 Primary, Linden av and Wilson. Male, Clara Tucker. Female, Emily M Ellis.
No 15 Primary, Carrollton av and Saratoga. Mle,a M L Hisky. Female, A R McCoy.
No 16 Primary, Hartord av and Chew. Male, M L Mullin. Female, Mary Hanna.
No 17 Primary, Light and Poultney. Male, Del- mar Neal. Female, E Virginia Addision.
No 18 Primary, Argyle av nr Lanvale. Male, Annie N Frederick. Female, Ada Bramham.
No 19 Primary, Park av nr Preston. Male, S E Clarke. Female. Hattie M White.
No 20 Primary, Preston and Eden. Male, ET Mac- Allister. Female, Eliza J Ireland.
No 21 Primary, Pennsylvania av c Robert. Male, E M Carey. Female, A E Barnett.
No 22 Primary, Ramsay nr Scott. Male, Ellen S Moffett. Female, Mary E Frame.
No 23 Primary, Gough and Wolfe. Male, Mary L Maxwell, Female, Sallie A Stoner.
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No 24 Primary, Chesapeake and Hudson. Male, Laura Sherwood. Female, Alice E Ford.
No 25 Primary, Caroline ur Bank. Male, Kate Mil- ler. Female, Annie E Wardenburg.
No 26 Primary, Orleans nr Bond, Male, Josephine Hankey. Female, Rosalia Barrett.
No :" Primary, Fayette and Chester. Male, Kate McIntosh. Female, Sue Browning.
No 28 Primary, Battery av and Clement. Male, Margery V Newman. Female, Lida R Loane.
No 29 Primary. Sharp nr West. Male Carrie A Drought. Female, Sarah R Webster.
No 30 Primary. Hollins nr Fulton av. Male, Laura A Yeatman. Female, Belle Steele.
No 31 Primary, Schroeder c Peirce. Male, Florence Allen, Female, Mary L Allen.
No 1 English-German, Druid Hill av nr Biddle. A T King.
No2 English-German, Charles and Ostend. Chas E Hill.
No 3 English-German, Baltimore opp Lloyd, CA Fairbank.
No 4 English-German, Chase and McDonogh. E M Jackson.
No 5 English-German, Fremont av and King. W F Smith.
Superintendents of Music-J H Deoms and Jolın G Wehage.
Drawing Teachers-Olivia F Keach. Roberta Davis, Bettie M Makibbin, Annie B Davidson and Helen Tiffany.
Colored Schools.
High and Grammar School, Saratoga nr Charles. George L Staley.
No 1 Primary, Old City Hall. Male, Wm T R Saf- fell. Female, E M Dudley.
No 2 Primary. East nr Douglas. Male, D J Cum- mings. Female. Julia Quirk.
No 3 Primary. cor Montgomery and Howard. Male, John L Yater. Female, Mary E Beaufort. No 4 Primary, Biddle nr Pennsylvania av, Male, John E Broadbelt. Female, C W Reed.
No 5 Primary, Eastern av nr Broadway. Male, J J Valentini.
No 6 Primary, Barre nr Eutaw. Male, J H H Maenner. Female, Eliza G Gainor.
No ? Primary, Waesche nr Fremont. Male Albert D Clark. Female, Martha J Richmond.
ANNEX SCHOOLS.
No 1 Gorsuch av and Tyler, Homestead, Alex Fran- cis, 930 e Preston
No ? York rd nr Merryman's la, Waverly, Jos Whittington, Waverly po
No 3 Oak and Fifth, Marshall Stitely, 1932 Madi- son av
No 4 Chestnut and Second avs, Mt Vernon, Hamp- den. Mrs Marie C Bartholow. 1027 Argyle av
No 5 Merryman's la nr Twenty-first, Hampden (1), Chas M White, Woodberry po
No 6 Hickory av nr Fourth av, Hampden (2), Thos O'Hara, Hampden po
No 7 Woodberry av nr Hooper av, Woodberry. Robt C MeGinn, 124 Third
No 8 Clifton av nr Penna av, Clifton, Ephraim G Gover, 600 Carrollton av
No 9 Lafayette av and Bloomingdale rd, Calverton, Thos C Stringer, Reisterstown
No 10 Old Fdk rd nr Thirteenth, Carroll, Rozell Berryman, Carroll po
No Il New Fdk rd nr Tollgate, Millington, Dudley P Barnett, 702 Fdk rd
No 12 Lombard ext nr Wilkins, (Eng-Ger), F Otno Lang, 1000 Granby
No 13 Mine Bank la north of Gay, Miss Susanna S Bouldin, Aisquith and Chew
Nol (colored) Merryman's la nr York rd, Waverly, Geo W Biddle, Waverly po
No 2 (colored) Reisterstown Turnpike nr Arling- ton, Annie O Waters, 919 Valley
No 3 (colored) No 11 Mt Olivet la, Carroll, Garrison D Trusty, Carroll po
MARKETS.
BELAIR MARKET-Forrest. from Hillen to Or- lenns. Tuesday and Friday mornings, and Sat- urday evening. Joseph H Wright, elerk.
CANTON MARKET-O'Donnell, from Potomac to Patuxent. Monday and Thursday mornings and Saturday evening. Daniel Cadden, clerk.
CENTRE MARKET From Baltimore to Pratt w of Jones' falls. Wednesday and Saturday. Daniel Murray, clerk. John T Bracken, assist- ant.
CROSS-STREET MARKET-From Light to Charles, between Cross and West. Tuesday and Friday mornings and Saturday evening. James. Graham, clerk.
FELL'S POINT MARKET-Broadway, from Can- ton avenue to Thames. Tuesday and Friday mornings and Saturday evening. Fred Buch- heimer, clerk.
HANOVER MARKET-Hanover and Camden, Monday and Thursday mornings and Saturday evening. John H Mortimer, clerk.
HOLLINS MARKET-Hollins, s of Baltimore. Wednesday and Saturday mornings and Satur- urday evening. James Biden, clerk.
LAFAYETTE MARKET-Cooke,e from Penna av to Fremont av. Monday and Thursday mornings and Saturday evening. Thomas Briddell, clerk. LEXINGTON MARKET-Lexington, from Eutaw to Pearl. Tuesday and Friday mornings and Saturday evening. Win H Pope, clerk, G T Nicholson, assistant clerk.
NORTHEASTERN MARKET-Chester, from Monument to McElderry. Monday and Thurs- day mornings and Saturday evening. Michael Kunkel clerk.
RICHMOND MARKET-Howard, from Armory place to Biddle. Monday and Thursday morn- ings and Saturday evening. George H. Clifton clerk.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. City Hall.
Commissioner-J Alex Preston, John F Hunter,. Samuel W Regester.
David H Lucchesi, Secretary and Clerk.
John M Henniek, Chief Engineer.
Geo W Ellender, Assistant Engineer.
Thomas F Murphy, Assistant Engineer.
Engine No 1-Paca near Fayette.
Engine No 2-Barre near Sharp.
Engine No 3-Lombard near High.
Engine No 4-Lexington nr North.
Engine No 5-Ann near Gough.
Engine No 6-Gay and Ensor.
Engine No 7-Druid Hill av and Eutaw.
Engine No 8 Mulberry near Schroeder.
Engine No 9-Madison and McDonogh.
Engine No 10-Columbia av near Poppleton.
Engine No 11-Eastern and Patterson-pk avs.
Engine No 12-Fort av and Johnson.
Engine No 13-Fremont and Myrtle avs.
Engine No 14-Hollins near Monroe.
Hook and Ladder No I-Harrison near Fayette.
Hook and Ladder No 2-Paca near Fayette.
Hook and Ladder No 3-Ann near Gough
Hook and Ladder No 4-Biddle near Druid Hill av
Hook and Ladder No 5-Aisquith nr Oliver
Hook and Ladder No 6-Ostend corner Warner Salvage Corps-27 n Liberty
CITY POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELE- GRAPH.
Chas S McAleese superintendent, office City Hall.
3 No 4 Engine House, Lexington st
4 Calvert and Baltimore
5 German and Light
6 Calvert and Lombard
7 No 12 Engine House, Fort av and Johnson
8 Nicholson and Hull
12 Baltimore and Gay
13 Pratt-street Bridge
14 No 3 Engine House. Lombard near Exeter
15 Eastern Police Station
16 No 5 Engine House, Ann near Gough
17 No 11 Engine House, Patterson pk and Eastern. avs
IS Chesapeake and Boston
19 Bayview Asylum
21 Gay and Saratoga
23 Mullikin and Eden
24 No 6 Engine House, Gay and Ensor
25 Constitution and Eager
26 Gay and Madison
27 No 9 Engine House, Madison and MeDonogh
28 Schuetzen Park, Belair av
31 Pleasant and Calvert
32 No 7 Engine House, Eutaw and Druid Hill av
34 Eager st and Morton al
35 Biddle and Garden
36 No 13 Engine House, Fremont av and Myrtle av
37 Lafayette and Arlington avs
38 Fremont and Penna avs
39 Penna and North avs.
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APPENDIX.
41 Fayette and St Paul
42 No 2 Truck House, Paca st 43 Lombard and Penu 45 No 8 Engine House, Mulberry near Schroeder
46 Baltimore st and Frederick rd
47 Fayette st and Fulton av 48 Bentalou and Frederick rd
51 Pratt and Light
52 No 2 Engine House, Barre st
53 No 10 Engine House, Columbia av 54 Southern Police Station, Sharp st 56 Leadenhall and Hamburg
61 Light and Lee
62 Light and Cross 63 Light and Gittings 64 Light and Heath
65 Hanover and Wells
67 Hanover and Jephson
71 Fort av and Burrough
72 Covington and Donaldson
73 Fort av and Dry Dock entrance
81 Fort av and Hull
121 Exchange Place and Commerce
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