R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1889, Part 324

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1590

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123 Pratt and Gay

124 South st and Bowly's whf

125 Patterson and Cable

126 Gambrill's Flour Mili, ft Smith's whf

128 Lombard and Frederick

131 Buchanan's whf and Sugar Refinery

132 Dugan's whf and Wood st

134 Concord st and Eastern av

135 Drawbridge. ft of Falls 136 Foot of Union Dock

141 President st and Canton av 142 Bank and Exeter

143 Pratt st and Central av

145 Baltimore stand Central av

146 Stiles and Albemarle

147 Aliceanna and Central av 151 Caroline and Lombard

152 Broadway and Pratt

153 Caroline st and Canton av

154 Caroline and Thames 156 Broadway and Thames 157 Bond and Lancaster

161 Ann st and Canton av

162 Thames and Wolfe

163 Baltimore and Wolfe

164 Bauk and Washington

171 Chester st and Canton av

172 Lombard st and Patterson-pk av

173 Aliceanna and Burke

174 Pratt and Castle

181 Canton and Elliott

182 Boston and Concord 183 Hudson and Chesapeake

184 Boston and Harris Creek

212 No 1 Truck House, Harrison st

213 High and Low 214 Exeter and Fayette

215 Douglas and Aisquith 216 Jefferson and Aisquith

231 Jefferson and Bond

232 Fayette and Bond

234 Ann and Orleans 235 Castle and Monument

236 Fayette st and Collington av

241 Front and Hillen 242 Madison and Forrest

243 Monument and Ensor

245 Maryland Penitentiary 246 Aisquith and Chew

247 Aisquith and Gay 248 Foundry and Holliday

251 Eager and Ensor

252 Greenmount av and Preston st

253 Harford and Central avs 254 Greenmount and North avs

258 Chew and Ensor 261 Chase and Eden 262 Broadway and Gay

263 Caroline and Preston

264 Monument and Caroline

271 N E Police Station, Chew and Durham 272 Biddle and Wolfe 312 Clay and Park av 313 Charles and Franklin 314 Howard and Franklin 315 Monument st and Plover al 316 Monument and North 317 Sun Iron Building 318 Charles and Barnet

319 Madison near Charles

321 Franklin and Greene 322 St Mary's Seminary, Paca st

323 N W Police Station, Pa av

324 Preston st and Druid Hill av

325 Lanvale and McCulloh

326 McMechen st and Pa av 327 McMechen st and Madison av

[ 341 Biddle and St Paul

342 Hoffman and Cathedral

343 Charles-st Bridge

345 Charles st and North av

346 Howard and Madison

351 Eutaw Place and Dolphin st

352 Mosher and Bolton

353 Mt Royal and North avs

361 Pearl and Saratoga

362 Myrtle av and Franklin st

303 George and Fremont av

364 No 4 Truck House, Biddle st

371 Mosher and Gilmor

372 Patterson av and Gilmor st

381 Presstman and Gilmor 382 Madison and North avs

412 Baltimore and Hanover

413 Salvage Corps, Liberty nr Fayette

414 German and Howard

415 Baltimore and Eutaw

416 Greene and German

417 Greene and Portland

418 Howard and Lexington

419 Eutaw and Saratoga

421 Western Police Station

423 Baltimore and Pine

424 Fremont av and Lexington

425 Baltimore and Poppleton

426 Baltimore st and Carrollton av

431 Pratt and Fremont av

432 Pratt and Poppleton

434 Pratt and Carey

435 McHenry and Scott

451 Carey and Edmondson av

452 Lexington and Stricker

453 Lanvale and Stricker

461 Mount and McHenry

462 Lombard and Monroe

471 Fulton av and Franklin

472 Fulton and Patterson ays

512 Charles and Lombard

513 Lombard and Sharp

514 Pratt and Eutaw

516 Ostend and Warner

517 Bayard and Ridgely

519 Ridgely and Ostend

521 Camden and Charles

523 Eutaw and Conway

524 Charles and Barre

531 Fremont and Columbia ays

532 Barre and Warner

534 Ridgely and Hamburg

541 Entaw and Henrietta

542 Eutaw and West

545 Cross near Scott

561 Leadenhall and Ostend

562 Charles and Fort av

612 Montgomery and William

613 Hughes and Covington

621 Cross and Covington

623 Charles and Henrietta

712 Clement and Jackson

CHEMICAL FIRE DEPARTMENT IN THE. ANNEX.

Superintendent-Wm Dunn

Engine No. 1-Brunswick near Frederick av

Engine No. 2-Mary near Retreat

Engine No. 3-Fifth near Charles-st av

Engine No. 4-Waverly

Engine No. 5-Homestead

Engine No. 6-Belair av near Sinclair la

Engine No. 7-Hampden

Hook and Ladder Co. No. 7-Waverly

Hook and Ladder Co. No. 8-Frederick rd

Hook and Ladder Co. No. 9-Hampden

TELEGRAPHIC FIRE ALARM STATIONS.

254 Greenmount av ext 281 No. 6 Engine House 282 Georgetown 284 Oxford

285 No. 5 Engine House, Hmstd

291 Huntingdon av and York rd

292 No. 4 Engine House, Waverly 293 Chesnut Hill av and Old York rd 294 Jenkins la

349 Fifth nr Charles

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384 Madison av ext 385 North e Park aves 391 Mary st, Clifton 392 Huntingdon and Rennington avs 393 Mt Vernon

394 No 7 Engine House, Hampden 395 Falls rd and Fourth

396 Union ny and N. C. R.

48 Pratt c Wilkins av

484 Frederick rd and B. & P. R. R. 49 Balto c Payson

491 Balto st and Calverton rd

492 Garrison la

493 Calverton rd and Garrison Ia

POST OFFICE.

Exchange Building.

Postmaster-Frank Brown Assistant Postmaster-John J Fenton Treasurer-Frank C Nicodemus Supt of Mails-John T Gienger Supt City Division-Gustavus Warfield Supt Money Order Division-W T Carson Supt Registry Division-Michael P Caughy Supt Stamp Division-Jas M Correll Supt Carriers-Carroll S Freburger

POSTAL STATIONS.

Station A-n w cor Charles and Read Station B-(Brown Station), Gilmor c Balto Station C-s w cor Light and Weyler

Station D-se corBroadway and Bank Station E-North av near Charles

Station F-Broadway c Chase

Station G-McMechen e Eutaw pl

Station H-Hull cor Cuba

Station I-Elliott cor Curley

Station K-Gorsuch av, Homestead

Office Hours-Postmaster's room, from 9 A M to 3 PM ; Assistant Postmaster's, from 8 A M to 4 P M. General Delivery, 7.30 A M to 10 P M; Sundays, 8.30 A M to 10 A M. Money Order and Registry Divisions, 9 A M to 6 P M. Stamp Windows open from 7.30 A M to 8 P M ; Sundays, 8.30 to 10 A M. Mailing Department is open during the entire twenty-four hours for Mailing of Letters.

Delivery by Carriers-Free delivery of Letters by Carriers will be secured by having them plainly addressed to the street and number. Five deliv- eries will be made daily (except Sunday), by the Letter Carriers, leaving the office at 7.30 A M, 10 A M, 12 M, 2.30 PM and 4.30 P M, in the business sec- tions of the city, and three deliveries at 7.30 A M, 10 A M and 2.45 P M, in all other sections.

Collections are made daily from the Street Letter Boxes, as follows : 1st, 7.30 A M to 9.15 A M ; 2d, 1] A M to 1.15 P M : 3d, 5 P M to 7 P M. On Sunday from 5 P M to 7.30 PM. Inaddition collections are made in the business sections at 9.30 A M, 10.30 A M, and 10 P M to 11.30 P M. Wagon Collections are made from 2.30 P M to 3.30 P M, 5 P M to 6 P M, 6.30 P M. to 7.30 P M,8 1 M to 9 P Mand 10 P M to 11.30 P M. The exact time for opening each box is plainly printed on a card attached to the box. Letters are also collected and delivered at the principal hotels five times daily.

Special Delivery .- A letter hearing a special de- livery stamp (costing ten cents), in addition to the lawful postage (which must also be affixed), will be delivered by messenger within the carriers limits of any free delivery offices, and within a radius of one mile from the postofllee at all other offices.

Rales of Postage-First Class. Letters and all other written matter, or matter by type writer in whole or in part, drawings, plans or designs, whether scaled or unsealed, and all matter scaled, nailed,sewed,screwed,tied or fastened in such man- ner that it cannot be easily examined, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof. Postal cards are un- mailable with any writing, printing or other im- press on the address side, except such as may be necessary for the proper addressing of the same, or with anything pasted or attached to them ex- ·cept an address tag or 'bel

Local or Drop Letters, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof

Second Class, Includes all newspapers, period- cals,etc.,exclusively in print and regularly issued at stated periods, as frequently as four times a year, from a known office of publication and can only be mailed by publishers and news dealers- postage, one cent per pound or fraction thereof. Papers except weeklies, deposited in a letter-

carrier office for delivery by its carriers, must be stamped as Third Class Matter. Second Class Mat- ter may be mailed by other than publishers or newsdealers at the rate of one cent for four ounces or fraction thereof.

Third Class .- Printed matter in unsealed wrap- pers only (all matter enclosed in sealed envelopes, notched at the sides or corners, must pay letter rates). Limit of weight four pounds, except for single book, which is unlimited in weight. Post- age one cent for two ounces or function thereof.

Fourth Class .- All merchandise, playing cards, printed tags or labels, bill-heads, envelopes, sceds, cuttings, etc., etc., one cent for two ounces and all other matter not included in the three preced- ing classes so prepared for mailing as to be easily withdrawn from the wrapper and examined. Limit of weight four pounds. Postage one cent per ounce or fraction thereof.

First Class Matter must have at least one full rate paid, (two cents). Second, Third and Fourth Class must be fully prepaid, or it will not be for- warded in the mails.

The following writing is permissible upon Third and Fourth Class Matter, viz: The name and ad- dress of sender upon outside or inside of the pack- age, preceded by the word "from;" also, the name and number of articles enclosed. The sender may mark a word or passage in a book ør paper and write a single inscription or dedication in or upon a book or pamphlet. Articles of merchandise may have attached to them by tag or label, either a mark, number, name or letter (not more than one to each article), for the purpose of identification. Printed circulars may contain the written date, name of the addressee and name of sender. There may also be placed upon the envelope, wrapper, tag or label of matter of these classes any print- Ing that is not in the nature of a personal corres- pondence, provided there be left sufficient space for a legible superscription and the necessary postage stamps.

Any article not prohibited in ordinary mail can be registered by placing on it a ten (10) cent stamp in addition to its proper postage.

Before registering, see that the letter with its contents is securely sealed. Address it fully and legibly with Postoffice, County and State, and write on envelope the name and address of the sender also.

Third and Fourth Class matter must so be put up as to bear transportation sately and admit of ex- aminatiou of contents to determine its admissibil- ity as such mattter.

Unmailable,-Obscene books, letters papers, pic- tures and postal cards, lottery circufars, liquids (except when enclosed in Water Tight Cases not less than 3-16 an inch in thickness), explosives, razors, (except when enclosed in metalic cases), live animals, (except Queen Becs and their atten- lant bees), poisons, ground red pepper, ink and coloring matter, and any article exhaling a bad odor or liable to injure the mails or the persons handling them.

Money Orders .- Domestic, 1 cent to $100, fee from 8 to 45 cents. International, 1 cent to $50, fee 15 cents to $1.50.

Postal Notes .- Payable tobearer, for sums less than $5.00, fee 3 cents.

CUSTOM HOUSE,

N W cor Gay and Lombard sts-Office hours from 9 AM to 3 PM.

COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.

Collector-James B Groome.

Deputy Collectors-Wm M Knight, T Herbert Shriver.

Auditor-C FF Hanna; Assistant to Auditor-Dun- can Veazey; Clerks-G W C Smoot, Frederick Wagner.

Messenger and Copyist-C C Cameron.

Cashier of Customs-Samuel Cox jr.

Assistant Cashier of Customs-John P Clayton ; Clerk-F S Hayward.

Corresponding Clerk-C W Raphun.

Entry Clerks-Thos J Talbott, N J Sappington, Richard Dallam, J O Cochran, C A Thal- heimer.

Warehouse Clerks-T S Plummer, chief ; Assist- ants-Win T Giles, T L Hines.

Liquidating Clerks-Wm S Potter, chief ; Assist- ants-O Tiffany, J Harry Irvin.

Bond and Record Clerk-A il R McGreevy.

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Import and Export Statistical Clerks-Alex H Steuart, chief ; Assistants-R J B Boggs. Thos Leckie.

Marine Clerk-Charles H Richardson; Assistants- J R King, Jas S Lieb, W J Pitts,

Record Clerk-Walter Ball.

Weigher-Henry Boyle; Clerks-L H Barber, T M Lanahan. R W Groome.

Assistant Weighers and Measurers-W B Reed, E A Thomas, Thomas C Galloway, P Reedy, J T Parsons, Stephen Whalen, Lemuel Clough, J H Cockey. J H Linthicum, Geo A Lee, R M White- ford, T W Edwards.

Assistant Custodian US Public Buildings-Edward T Daneker.

Messengers-Felix McCurley, Timothy Kelly jr. Wm Dudley, Wm O Hintou, J Hambleton Wea- ver, J T Shea.

Storekeepers-Bonded Warehouses-John S Man- ley, B H Kennard, A S Cooper, G C Hanua, J G Wright, Wm R Hipsley. S T Gray,

Keeper of Scale Room-C W Layfield.

PUBLIC STORE NO 1,

Storekeeper-Wm J Blair.

Clerk-G McC Reese.

Porters-J F Konig, Michael Carey. Wm F Harig, Thos A Nock.

Laborers - Ludwig Emrich, Joseph Robert T Allison, George Sapp.

Garland, Engineer-J H Morrison.

Fireman-J R Schaefer.

NAVAL OFFICE.

Naval Officer-I Freeman Rasin. Deputy Naval Officer-E B Prettyman.

Entry Clerk-Chas S Burns.

Warehouse Clerk-Clagett Pyles.

Liquidating Clerks-J N Foster, R J Penn. Fee Clerk-A W Hazen.

Impost and Manifest Entry Clerk-Thos F Patter- son.

Messenger-H J Edell. SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.

Surveyor-Edwin Warfield. Deputy Surveyor-Wm H Legg.

Clerks-Washington Bowie, Robt H Bussey.

Messengers-James H Fraley, Levi Webb, J Mul- cahy, E Linthicum, J A Warthen.

GENERAL APPRAISER'S OFFICE.

General Appraiser-Philip W Downes.

Clerk to General Appraiser-O D Madge.

Appraisers-T B Laurenson, Thaddeus S Shar- retts.

Examiners-John Straughn, Thos Jones, Saml Knode, J G Richardson.

Clerk-T R Arnold.

Foreman of Laborers-Caleb Griffin.

Laborers-H A Williams, W J Ralph, John B Botzer, Saml F Ziegler, T F Sears, J J Linthi- cum, C A Hoffman, A Winters, Jas H Durken. Messenger-A C Gray. EXAMINER OF DRUGS.

Dr Jas H Butler.

Messenger-Wm M Gilpin.

U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. Office over Postoffice.

Collector District of Maryland-A G Chapman. Chief Deputy-F M Cox. Deputy in Charge at Washington-A L Graves. Cashier-Wm I Ra- sin. Depnty in Charge of Distilleries-H F Dor- ton. Deputies in Charge of Divisions-R Wooten, Ist; L S White, 2d; T R Farrell. 3d; T J Murphy, 4th; E P Mercer, 5th; J Berry, 6th; S A Clagett. 7th; Wm H Gill, 8th. Deputies in Charge-Cumberland, W R Getty; Hagerstown, Jas Hammond; Frederick; H J Krise.

SPECIAL AGENCY U. S. TREASURY.

John J Mahon, agent; John H Montgomery, in- spector and clerk; Jas T Caulk.special inspector,

U. S. TREASURY.

U S Assistant Treasurer-Geo W Bishop. Acting Assistant and Cashier-T H H Leary. Clerks- John W Brosius, John N Henman, L H Nice, Jacob R Tucker, John R Emory, S Sollers, W S Moore and J Frank Harris. Messenger-J A Neumayer. Vault Watchmen-Charles Parker, ! T E Smith, M R Hamill.

ENGINEER CORPS, U. S. A.

Col Wm P Craighill, 1734 St Paul, in charge of River and Harbor improvements. Capt John C Mallery, 18 w Saratoga, engineer 5th Light House District.

QUARTERMASTER, U. S. A. No. 18 w Saratoga.

Capt R C Barnett, Q. M. U. S. A.

Clerks-E D Barnett, Wm White.

COMMISSARY U S A. No 18 w Saratoga.

Bvt Brig Gen M P Small, C S, U S A. Clerks-Frank Bryan, Geo S Doane. Messenger-Nelson Williams.

U. S. RECRUITING STATIONS.

Capt Eli L Huggins, commanding, 303 s Sharp St Capt Wm P Rogers, commanding,208 n Liberty St

NAVY PAY OFFICE.

Keyser Building, No 205 e German Pay Director-James D Murray, U S N Chief Clerk-Geo S Sproston. Assistant-James D Murray, jr.

U. S. MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE. Office Basement Postoffice.

Surgeon-George Purviance. Asst Surgeon-S H Hussey. Hospital Steward-J M B Ward. Hos- pital patients sent to Marine Hospital, Reming- ton av, Out patients treated at the office.

LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR. 323 n Charles.

Inspector-Com Silas Casey, U S N. Clerk-Thos S Reese.

U. S. BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE. Room No 12 Exchange Building. Lieut J P Parker, U S N, in charge.

U. S. LIGHT HOUSE ENGINEER. 18 w Saratoga.

Engineer-Capt J C Mallery, U S A. Assistant Engineer-John Murdoch.

U. S. SIGNAL SERVICE, 2 s Holliday. C P Cronk, in charge. E B Richards, Assistant.

U. S. SPECIAL INSPECTORS OF FOREIGN STEAM VESSELS.

Third Story Custom House. (South Side.)

Inspector of Hulls-Daniel Constantine. Inspec- tor of Machinery-P A O'Brien.

U. S. SPECIAL EXAMINER OF PENSIONS. U S District Court House.

Examiner-Joseph Loughran.

U. S. LOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAM- BOATS.

Office second story Custom House, (south side). Supervisor-Marshall Parks. Inspector-W O Saville. Assistaut Inspectors-Thomas Marriott and Timothy Hayes. Clerk, Joseph E Quinu.

U. S. SHIPPING COMMISSION. Lombard St., basement Postoffice, Commissioner-Capt J J Rogers.

COURTS. The Judiciary of Maryland.

THE COURT OF APPEALS consists of one Judge specially elected from the eight Judicial Circuit (Baltimore City), and the Chief Judges of the seven remaining judicial circuits.

CHIEF JUDGE-Hon Richard H Alvey of Wash- ¡ ington county.

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FIRST CIRCUIT-Hon Levin T H Irving, of Som- erset county.

SECOND CIRCUIT-Hon John M Robinson, of Queen Anne county.

THIRD CIRCUIT-Hon George Yellott, of Balti- more county.

FOURTH CIRCUIT-Hon Richard H Alvey, of jury, Ist Thursday in July. Theodore Luman, Washington county.

FIFTH CIRCUIT-Hon Oliver Miller, of Anne Arundel county

SIXTHI CIRCUIT-Hon James MeSherry.

SEVENTH CIRCUIT-Hon Frederick Stone. of Charles county.

EIGHTHI CIRCUIT (Baltimore City)-Hon W Shepard Bryan.

Clerk-Spencer C Jones, of Montgomery county. State Reporter-J Shaat Stockett, of Anne Arun- del county.

Attorney General-Charles B Roberts, of Carroll county

Terms of C'ourt-Second Monday in January and First Monday in April and October.

THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF MARYLAND.

Terms of Courts .- The Judges of the Circuit Courts have power to change the days for the com- meneement of the terms of Courts, &c., under the following provisions of the Constitution, Art. 4 section 24.

"The Judges shall hold not less than two terms of the Circuit Court in each of the counties com- posing their respective circuits, at such times as are now or may hereafter be prescribed, to which jurors shall be summoned. Said Judges may altar or fix the times for holding any or all terms until otherwise prescribed and shall adopt rules to the end that all business not requiring the interposi- tion of a jury, shall be, as far as practicable, dis- posed at said intermediate terms."

THE JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.

FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon Levin T H Irving, Chief Judge. Hon Charles F Golds borough 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 January and July. J W Staton, Clerk. Somerset County-Princes Anne, jury, 2d Monday in April and October ; non jury, 2d Monday in January and July. H F Langford, Clerk.

Dorchester County-Cambridge, jury, 4th Monday in April and 2d Monday in November ; non jury, 4th Monday in January and July. Charles Lake, ·Clerk.

Wicomico County-Salisbury, jury, 4th Monday in March and September, non jury, Ist Monday in January and July. F M Slemons, Clerk.

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon John M Rob- inson, Chief Judge ; Hon Joseph A Wiekes and Hon Frederiek Stump. associates. Terms of Court-

Caroline County-Denton, jury, 1st Monday in April and October; non jury, 2d Monday in Jan- uary and 4th Monday in June. Luther H Gadd, Clerk.

Talbot County-Easton, jury, 3d Monday in May and November; non jury, Ist Monday In February and 4th Monday in July. Thos Hewlett, Cierk.

Queen Anne County-Centreville, jury, Ist Mon- day in May and November ; non jury, 4th Monday in January and 3d Monday in July. Wm Dever, Clerk.

Kent County-Chestertown, jury, 3d Monday in April and October; non jury, 3d Monday in Jan- uary and 2d Monday in July.f. Samuel Beck, Clerk.

Cecil C'ounty-Elkton, jury, 3d Monday in Mareh and September and 2d Monday in December; non jury, 3d Monday in June. Jas A Davis, Clerk.

THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT .- Hon George Yellot, Chief Judge; Hon James D Watters and Hon David Fowler, associates. Terms of Court-

Baltimore County-Towson, jury, Ist Monday in March, 3d Monday in May, 2d Monday in Septem- ber and Ist Monday in December. John W Shank- 'lin, Clerk.

Harford County-Belair, jury, 2d Monday in Feb- ruary, May and November; non jury, 2d Monday in September. A L Jarrett, Clerk

FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT .- Hon Richard H Alvey, Chief Judge; Hon Andrew K Syester and Hon Henry W Hoffman, associates. Terms of Court

Atteghany County-Cumberland, jury, Ist Monday in January. 2d Monday in April and October; non Clerk

Washington County-Hagerstown, jury, 2d Mon- day in February and May, and 3d Monday in No- vember; non jury, Ist Monday in Angust. G B Oswald, Clerk

Garrett County-Oakland, jury, Ist Monday in May, 2nd Monday in September; non jury, Ist Monday in July and 3d Monday in December. E Z Tower, Clerk

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT .- Hon Oliver Miller Chief Judge; Hon J Thomas Jones and Hon J E Smith, associates. Terms of Court.

Carroll County .- Westminister, jury, 2d Monday in May and 2d Monday in November; non jury, 2d Monday in February and August. Wm N Martin, Clerk.

Howard County .- Ellicott City, jury. 3d Monday in March and Ist Monday in September; non jury, 3d Monday in June and Ist Monday in December. Louis J Watkins. Clerk.

Anne Arundel County .- Annapolis, jury, 3d Mon- day in April and October; non jury, 3d Monday in January and July. Sprigg Harwood, Clerk.

SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT .- Hon James Me- Sherry. Chief Judge; Hou John A Lynch and Hon John T Vinson, associates. Terms of Court-

Montgomery County .- Rockville, jury, 3d Monday in March and 2d Monday in November; non jury, 3d Monday in January and Ist Monday in June. James Anderson. Clerk.

Frederick County .- Frederick, jury, 3d Monday in February and September, and 2d Monday inl May and December. W Irving Parsons, Clerk.

SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT .- Hon Frederick Stone, Chief Judge; Hon J Parran Crane and Hon John B Brooke, associates. Terms of Court-

Prince George's County .- Upper Marlborough, jury, 1st Monday in April and October;non jury,3d Monday in January and June. John W Belt, Clerk.

Charles County .- Port Tobacco, jury. 3d Monday in May and November; non jury, 3d Monday in July and February. J Samuel Turner, Clerk.

Calvert County-Prince Frederick. jury, Ist Mon- day in May and the Wednesday next after the 1st Monday in November; non jury. Ist Monday in July and February. . Johu Sedwick, Clerk.

St Mary's County-Leonardtown, jury,3d Monday in March and September; non jury, Ist Monday in June and December. J Frank Ford, Clerk.

EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Baltimore City.

The Supreme Bench-Hon Henry D Harlan, Chief Judge; Hons Wm A Stewart, J Upshur Dennis, Chas E Phelps. Edward Duffy and Daniel Giraud Wright, associates. The Judges of the Supreme Bench are assigned to the following courts: Surerior Court-James Bond. Clerk.

Court of Common Pleas-John T Gray, Clerk Baltimore City Court -- Henry A Schultz, Clerk Circuit Court-Alvin Robertson, Clerk.

Circuit Court No 2-John H Suter, Clerk.

Criminal Court-John S Bullock, Clerk; George May, Sheriff; Chas G Kerr, State's Attorney; N Winslow Williams and Wm F Campbell, Deputies. Orphans' Court-Hon George W Lindsay, Chief Judge; Hons Chas E Jenkins and Daniel Gans, As- sociate Judges: Robt T Banks, Register of Wills. The Orphans' Court is in session every day,exeept Sunday, from 11 o'clock A M to 1 o'clock P M.

Equity terms for the several counties of the State and the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, Ist Monday of January, March, May, July, September and November.

UNITED STATES COURTS.

U S Court House, Cor North and Fayette Sts.

The State of Maryland is in the Fourth Judicial Circuit, which includes Virginia, West Virginia, North and South Carolina.

THE U S CIRCUIT COURT-"The Circuit Court of the United States for the Fourth Circuit in and for Maryland District," Hon Hugh L Bond, Cireuit Judge, and Hon Thos J Morris, District Judge. Clerk, Jas W Chew: Deputy, Henry T Meloney: U S District Attorney, Thos G Hayes; A

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Stirling Pennington, Assistant; U S.Marshall, Dr. Geo H Cairnes; U S Commissioners, Isaac Brooks, jr, R Lyon Rogers and G Morris Bond, Esq

Terms of Court are held on the first Monday of April and November

THE U S DISTRICT COURT-"The District Court of the United States for Maryland Distriet," Hon Thos J Morris, District Judge.

[The officers of this Court are the same as the Officers of the Circuit Court.]

Terms of Court are held on the first Tuesday in March, June, September and December.

RECORD OFFICE.

S E Corner St Paul and Lexington Sts. Superintendent-James W Geddes.

FOREIGN CONSULATES.

Great Britain-Win F Segrave, Consul;J S Brancker Viee Consul. Office, 415 Second.

France-Paul F De Gournay, Consular Agent, 33 s Gay.

Spain-Don Jose de Navarro, Consul, 306 Second. German Empire-G A Von Lingen, 5 s Gay Russia-Chas Nitze, 11 South

Italy-Carlo F Serra. Consul. James Carey Coale Consular Agent, office, 403 Second

Netherlands-Claas Vocke, 218 s Charles

Sweeden and Norway-J S Brancker, 105 e German. Denmark-Harold Jackson, Vice Consul, 317 w Bal- timore.

Argentine Republic of Venezuela-C Morton Stewart, Donnell Bldg.

Brazil-A Fontoura Xavier. 306 Second, Charles Mackall, Vice Consul, 33 s Gay Belgium-Arnold Kummer, 23 South Chiti-Washington Booth, 6 s Gay Peru-Washington Booth, 6 s Gay

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R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1889, Part 324

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1887 Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 1590

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1590