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FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK.
N W cor Lombard and South Sts.
Chartered, 1810-Capital, $650,000. President-James Sloan jr. Cashier-Charles T Crane. Directors-James Sloan jr, Otho H Wil- liams, Abraham Strauss, Wmn P Harvey, Faris C Pitt, Robert Ober, Wm H Blackford. Discount Days-Monday and Thursday. Dividends-Jan- uary and July. Election-2d Tuesday in Janu- ary.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. S W cor Gay and Second Sts.
Chartered. 1834 - Surplus. $460,000 - Capital, $1,500,000.
President-Douglas H Thomas. Cashier-E H Thomson, Directors-Douglas H Thomas. Wm H Baldwin jr. Joseph P Elliott, Thos K Carey, Robinson W Cator, W Graham Bowdoin. Frank Frick, Frank T Smith. Discount Days-Tuesday and Friday. Dividends-January and July. Election-January.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
No. 24 South St.
Chartered, 1854-Capital, $202,500.
President - Eugene Levering. Vice-President - Geo O Manning. Cashier-Jas R Edmunds. Directors-Eugene Levering, George O Man- ning, Henry Williams. John C King, Charles Markell, John A Tompkins, Wm M Powell, G S Griffith jr, Alfred A Bresee. Discount Days- Wednesday and Saturday. Dividents-January and July
NATIONAL MECHANICS' BANK.
S E Cor Calvert and Fayette Sts. Chartered, 1806-Capital. $1.000,000.
President-John B Ramsay. Cashier-Jas Scott. Directors-John B Ramsay, W F Lucas, S Ham- ilton Caughy, D D Mallory. Thos De Ford, Alex Brown, Miles White jr, George C Jenkins, Jesse Hilles. Discount Days-Wednesday and Satur- day. Dividends-January and July. Election- January.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK.
Corner Howard and German Sts. Chartered, 1810-National Charter, 1865. Capital, $512,560.
President-Geo A von Lingen. Vice President- Dr Frank Slingluff. Cashier-John D Early. Directors-Wm G Bansemer, Lloyd L Jackson, Joseph H Rieman, G A von Lingen. W J H Wat- ters, Dr Frank Slingluff. Frank Kerr, Augustus J Albert jr, Alonzo Lilly jr. Discount Days- Tuesday and Friday and 9.30 A M. Dividends- January and July.
NATIONAL FARMERS' AND PLANTERS' BANK.
N W cor South and German Sts. Chartered 1836-Capital, $800,000.
President-Enoch Pratt. Cashier-Richard Cor- nelius. Directors-Enoch Pratt, Henry Janes, D L Bartlett, Francis White. J Alex Shriver, Philip T George, Charles T Boehm, H Irvine Keyser, R C Hoffman, John A Whitridge. Dis- count Days-Monday and Thursday. Dividends -January and July.
PEOPLE'S BANK.
Corner Hopkins Place and Lombard St. Chartered 1856-Capital $500,000.
President-Wm S Carroll. Vice President - J Henry Judik. Cashier-Jos A McKellip. Direc- tors-Wm S Carroll, J Henry Judik, Benjamin F Smith, John P Ammidon, O A Kirkland, W N Wyeth, Rufus Woods, F C Seeman, John H Winkelmann, W Morris Orem, D H Stevenson, Herman S Platt. Discounts-Daily. Dividends January and July.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
14 North Eutaw St. Chartered 1835-Capital, $500,000.
President-Joshua G Harvey. Vice President- Wm F Burns. Cashier-Wm H Norris. Direc- tors-Walter B Brooks, Chas F Mayer, J G Har- vey, Wm S Young, Wm F Burns, D Fahnestock, Edward L Bartlett, Francis Burns, George F Sloan, John Black, Gustav Gieske, Robert C Da- vidson. Discount Days-Tuesday and Friday. Dividends-January and July. Election-Jan- uary.
NATIONAL HOWARD BANK.
Corner Howard and Fayette Sts. Chartered, 1847-Capital, $211,980,
President-John R Hooper. Cashier-Thomas P Amoss. Directors-James Getty, John G Hetzell, Charles Spilman, Wm F Bevan of C, Wm H Bayless, Peter New. Discounts - Daily. Divi- dends-January and July.
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MANUFACTURERS' NATIONAL BANK. N E Cor Baltimore and Liberty Sts.
Capital, $500,000.
President-Wm J Dickey. Vice President-Va- cant. Cashier-Samuel J Hindes. Directors- W J Dickey, Solomon Frank, L B Purnell, Robt M Sutton, Wm T Parrish, T J Magruder, A Pearre, T E Carson, Charles W Dorsey, H D Wil- liar. T J Boykin, Wilbur F Jackson. Discount Days-Tuesday and Friday. Dividends-Janu- ary and July.
CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK. Corner Hanover and Pratt Sts,
Capital, $500,000.
President-Henry James. Vice President-Thos Cassard. Cashier-J Wesley Guest. Directors- Thomas Cassard, David Ambach, John R Seemul- ler, George M Bokee, Henry James, James A Gary. C W Slagle. Discounts -- Daily. Board meets Wednesdays and Saturdays. Dividends- July and January.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE. .
No 17 South St.
Original Charter, 1863, Charter Extended, 1883- Capital Stock, $1.110,000. President-John W Hall. Vice President-Gilmor Meredith. Cashier-E J Penniman. Directors- George Small, W W Spence, John G Cockey, Gilmor Meredith, Bernard Cahn, John W Hall, John A Hambleton, J Olney Norris, Theodore Hooper. Discounts-Daily. Dividends-May and November.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK. No 10 Hopkins Pl.
Chartered, 1865-Capital $600,000. President-W T Dixon, Vice President-J E Hurst, Cashier-Job Scott. Directors-B F Deford, W T Dixon. David T Buzby, John E Hurst, Philip Hamburger. Daniel Miller, Summerfield Bald- win, J C Stoneburner, J P Neer, W A Hanway, W A Tucker. Discount Days-Monday and Thursday.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF BALTI- MORE.
No 432 s Broadway cor Eastern av. Capital, $500,000.
President-C C Homer. Cashier-J H Bawden. Directors-Edward W Robinson, John H Baw- den, Dudley T Morton, Henry Riehl, R K Haw- Iey, CC Homer, Joseph J Robinson. Discount Day-Thursday. Dividends-May and Novem- ber.
DROVERS' AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK.
N W cor Fayette and Eutaw Sts. Chartered 1874. National Charter, 1881. Capital, $300,000.
President-James Carroll. Cashier-J D Wheeler. Directors-John Marr, James Carroll, David Logan. Leopold Strouse, Alonzo L Wolf, Michael Carling, Moses H Cone, Frank J Harmison, Henry Clark. Discounts-Daily
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE.
No 33 South St.
· Chartered, 1865-Capital $500,000.
President-Wm II Crawford. Vice-President -- Wm H Shryock, Cashier-A M Carter. Assist- ant Cashier-N B Medairy. Directors-W H Crawford, Samuel E Hoogewerff, Jacob Tome. H B Von Der Horst, E A Robinson, Alfred E Booth. E G Hight, George B Baker, Bernard Gil- pin. Discount Day-Wednesday.
TRADERS' NATIONAL BANK. Corner German and Grant Sts.
Chartered, 1872-Capital, $230,000.
President-Isaac S George. Vice-President-Ha- zeltine G Vickery. Cashier-Clayton Cannon. Directors-Isaac S George, H G Vickery, James H Brady, T C Basshor, John K Shaw, B Buck Porter, Chas H Markland. Discounts-Daily. Dividends-January and July.
OLD TOWN BANK.
S W Corner Gay and Exeter Sts.
Originally Chartered, 1858-Amended, 1872. Capi- tal, $150.000,
President-E G Hipsley. Cashier-Theo F Wilcox. Directors -- Wm H B Fusselbaugh, E D Onion, Charles W Hatter, Bernard Clark. Daniel Don- nelly, Charles Tyler, N Rufus Gill, Jesse F Ely, Discount Days-Tuesday and Friday. Divi- dends-April and October.
THE GERMAN BANK OF BALTIMORE. N E C Baltimore and Holliday Sts. Capital,$400,000
President-A H Schulz. Cashier-August Weber. Directors-A H Schulz, Wm G Atkinson, Fred Wehr, Charles H Koppelman, Chas Hilgenberg. John Uhrig. Discount Days-Tuesday and Fri- day.
GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK OF BALTI- MORE.
No 524 s Broadway.
Chartered, 1871. Capital, $300,000. President-Nicholas M Smitlı. Vice-President- Vacant. Cashier-A Y Dolfield. Directors-A Y Dolfield, Wm Schwarz, Henry Smith, Fredk Faust, G Leimbach, Nicholas M Smith, J H Von Der Horst. Discount Days-Monday and Tues- day.
BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK. 206 s Broadway.
Open every Saturday and Monday evenings, from 7 to 9 o'clock.
President-James Bates. Treasurer-Thomas H Morris. Secretary-Philip S Allison. Directors -Julius Freeman, Wm B Jones, Edward W Rob- inson, Jas Bates, R J Tumbleson, A F Jones, Jas A Bates, Fred R Louderman, Jos Grape, R Frank Lawder. Attorney-Robert H Smith.
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. 401 w Baltimore St.
Open daily from 9 A M to 2 P M, and Thursday from 6 to 8 P M.
President-Charles Spilman. Treasurer-Charles Liebernecht. Directors-John Briel, J F Let- mate, John Bruns, Ernst Rudolph, Charles Spil- man, John Mehring, H Leutner, John Albaugh, W F Hickman, Robert Lange, George Stuben- rauch, J H Schaefer.
THE SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE. N W Corner Gay and Second Sts.
Chartered, 1819-Open daily from 10 to 1 o'clock,
President-S McD Richardson. Treasurer-Wm H Conkling. Assistant Treasurer-F A Hoffman. Directors-Geo S Brown, Jos H Rieman, D H Thomas, Daniel Holliday, Enoch Pratt, Henry James, B F Newcomer, S H Caughy, Claas Vocke, Theo Hooper, C Morton Stewart. Her- man Von Kapff, Chas T Boehm. Charles Markell, Hollins McKim, Jos M Cushing, Jas A Gary. Wm Keyser. Geo C Jenkins, Chas C Homer, James S Whedbee, Oliver A Parker, Jos P Elliott, Rich- ard Cromwell.
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EUTAW SAVINGS BANK. S W cor Eutaw and Fayette Sts.
Incorporated, 1847-Open daily from 10 to 1 o'clock. President-Wm F Burns. Treasurer-Robert D Brown. Directors-Wm F Burns, John Cushing, Walter B Brooks, Daniel M Thomas. John W Hall, John Gregg, Arnold Kummer, William H Perkins, Nicholas G Penniman, Wm H Black- ford, John R Seemuller. G A Von Lingen, W W Spence, Francis White, Christian Devries, J G Harvey, Chas F Mayer. Francis Burns, Gilmor Meredith, John E Hurst, Robinson W Cator, W H Baldwin jr, Geo Small, John Gill.
THE METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
N E cor Lexington and Calvert Sts, Open daily from 9 to 1 o'clock.
President-C C Shriver. Treasurer-Jas J Ryan. Managers-John W Jenkins, Daniel Donnelly, Frank K Murphy, F Wm Dammann, Cumber- land Dugan, Joseph Fink, Chas J Bonaparte, Albert T Myer, John M Frederick, V J Brown. Thos Whelan. Simon I Kemp, Michael Jenkins, Alfred H Reip, John M Littig, J D Wheeler.
HOPKINS PLACE SAVINGS BANK.
S W Corner Hopkins Place and Lombard St. Open from 10 to 2 o'clock daily, Saturday from 10 A M to 7 PM.
President-B F Smith. Vice President-Henry King. Treasurer-R M Rother. Directors-D D Mallory, E Schmeisser, Wallace King, A C Meyer, EL Felgner, T K Miller, H S Platt, Jas E Ingram, B F Smith, Henry King, J L Cassard,
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK,
Temporary location, No 111 N Charles St. Chartered 1854.
President-Francis T King. Treasurer-John Curlett. Attorney-A G Brown. Directors- George W Corner, Daniel J Foley, J B Seiden- stricker, Wilton Snowden, Thos J Wilson, Daniel Miller. German H Hunt, Christian Ax jr, John R Kelso jr, Charles J Baker, Dr J F Monmonier, D L Bartlett, Robert Turner. Hamilton Easter, Wm Numsen, Wm Woodward, James Carey, Jesse Tyson, Samuel Appold, William W Taylor, David T Buzby, Isaac H Dixon, Thos K Carey, This bank is open daily for receiving deposits on interest and paying money from 10 to 2 o'clock.
MARYLAND SAVINGS BANK OF BALTI- MORE CITY.
No 133 E Baltimore St. Open daily from 10 to 2 o'clock. President-Wm Henry Baldwin jr. Vice-Presi- dent- Calvin S Shriver. Second Vice-President- H G Vickery. Treasurer-Daniel Cloud. Direc-
tors-Wm H Baldwin jr, Thos Deford, Aubrey Pearre, John H Bash, Thos C Basshor, Calvin S Shriver. J C Stoneburner, Alonzo Lilly jr. Hazel- tine G Vickery, Wm J C Dulany, George Cator, C P Paine.
CITY SAVINGS BANK. 356 N Gay St. Meets Monday evenings. President-Jacob W Slagle. Treasurer-Thos B Gambel jr. Secretary -S W Severson.
PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK OF BALTI- MORE.
President-Elisha H Perkins. Vice-President- Jas Carey, jr. Treasurer-John R Cary. Secre- tary-Isaac Brooks. jr. Directors-James Carey, Francis T King, J Thomas Benson, N Gideon Numsen. James Carey Coale. John A Tompkins, Jesse Tyson, Wm H Leeke, T E Carson, B Frank Gambrill, John R Cary, Theodore F Wilcox, John A Whitridge, James E Hooper, Matthew Gault, Wm W Janney, James Carey jr, Isaac Brooks jr, Wm A Leitch, Charles W Newton Edward Mar- kell, John Glenn, Robert Read, Robert F Rey-
nolds, Elisha H Perkins, John McPhail. Thos P Perine. Jesse Hilles, Wm T Dixon.
Central Office, n e cor Howard and Franklin Sts, Open daily from 9 A M to 2 P M ; also 5 to 7 P M Saturdays.
Southern Branch, s e cor Light and L Church Sts. Open Saturdays from 5 to 9 P M.
Southwestern Branch, 1007 w Baltimore St. Open Saturdays from 7 to 9 P M.
Northwestern Branch, 1100 Patterson av cor Fre- mont av. Open Saturdays from 7 to 9 P M.
Northeastern Branch, 738 n Gay St. Open Satur- days from 4 to 9 P M.
Southeastern Branch, 1705 Bank St. Open Mon- days from 5 to 9 P M, Tuesdays from 9 A M to 1 P M, Saturdays 5 to 9 P M.
Hampden Branch. n w cor Roland av and Third. Open Mondays from 7 to 8% P M.
SOUTH BALTIMORE BANK.
No 807 Light St, Originally Chartered, 1872-Amended, 1888. Capital, $100,000. Open daily from 10 A M to 1 P M.
President-John A J Dixon. Vice President- John Meeth. Cashier-Howard P Orem. Direc- tors-John A J Dixon, John Meeth, Howard P Orem, N Baker, E H Fowler, John Denny, M Dundon. Dr H B Noble, Wm H North, Wm Rusk. N H Storey, Daniel Linthicum. Discount Days-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Divi- dends-March and September.
MERCANTILE SAVINGS BANK.
Gilmore Lanvale Sts. Meets every Tuesday, 8 to 10 P M.
President-W S Carr. Vice President-S F Shar- retts. Secretary-J E S Cony. Treasurer-S A Rice.
BORDER STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTE. S E Cor Baltimore and Poppleton Sts. Open daily from 9 A M to 2 P M.
President-A J Conlon. Vice President-U S Gos- nell, Treasurer-C B Delaney. Directors-Wm MeLaughlin, Wm F. Wheatley, John J Payne, T M Hanson, Laurence Cloake, James McComas, Anthony Dailey, U S Gosnell, A J Conlon, C B Delaney, H L Spicer, M D, Jas J McKewen,
NORTH BALTIMORE SAVINGS BANK. Main Office, 4 w North av
Open daily from 4.30 to 7.30 P M. Saturdays, 4.30 to 9 P M.
President-F D Morrison. Treasurer-Townsend Scott. Branches, 1003 York road, open Saturday. from 5 to 8 P M, 15 North, open from 10 A M to 2 P M.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO OF BALTIMORE.
13 South St.
President-B F Newcomer. Vice President- Charles R Barnett. Secretary-George R Tudor. Treasurer-W A Wisong.
MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT CO OF BALTIMORE.
N E cor German and Calvert Sts.
President-John Gill. Vice President-W W Spence. Secretary and Treasurer-L C Fischer, Attorneys-Brown & Brune
NATIONAL TRUST AND GUARANTEE CO Cor German and South Sts. Capital $500,000.
President-German H Hunt. Vice President- David L Bartlett. _Secretary and Treasurer- Charles W Baer. Directors-German H Hunt, David L Bartlett, James A Gary, Charles Mar- kell, Jacob Tome, John A Whitridge, Eugene Levering, Elisha H Perkins, David Ambach, Edw B Smith, Phila; Johns Hopkins, Phila.
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ROBERT EMMET SAVINGS ASSOCIATION.
12 and 14 N Poppleton St. Open daily from 9.30 A M to 2.30 P M. President-James Donnelly. Vice President- James Gurry. Treasurer-M A Canton. Direc- tors-James Donnelly, James Gurry, John Nor- man, M A Canton, Wm J Duffy, Patrick M Sinnott, J F Kraft. Michael Whalen, Augustus C Boltey, Richard P Gorman, Martin Cahill.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
P H Tuck, 207 n Calvert T Kell Bradford. Lexington and Courtland Murray Hanson, s w c Fayette and St Paul William H Masson, sw c Gay and Lombard Walter S Wilkinson. 5 Chamber of Commerce Felix R Sullivan, 5 Chamber Commerce Edward Raine, s w c Baltimore and Postoffice av Wm H Jones, 22 e Lexington Charles R Gallagher. 321 Second Jasper M Berry jr, 225 St Paul S S Boggs jr. 219 e Fayette Wm H H Raleigh, 10 Hopkins pl
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Chamber of Commerce.
President-Edward C Heald. First Vice President -Blanchard Randall. Second Vice President- Robert M Wylie. Treasurer-Geo T Kenly. Secretary-Wm F Wheatley. Assistant Secre tary-Henry A Wroth. Chairman-Robert Ram- say. Executive Committee-Evan T Rinehart, T Burling Hall, Edgar Gillet, W A Brown.
PROVISION EXCHANGE.
47 Chamber of Commerce. President-Samuel E George. Vice President- Wm P Harvey. Treasurer-John Black. Sec- retary-Geo M Lamb.
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE.
German near South Sts.
President-D Fahnestock. Chairman-Clymer Whyte. Secretary and Treasurer-John M Nel- son. Clerk-Alex Crummer.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
301 Exchange Pl.
President-James Hewes. Vice President-G M Lamb. Secretary-Henry L Cook. Treasurer- James H Bay .
CANNED GOODS EXCHANGE. 413 Second St. Room 11.
President-Elbert Thomson. Vice President- Martin Wagner. Second Vice President-J E Stansbury. Secretary-A F Jones. Treasurer -A K Shriver.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS' EXCHANGE.
No 19 w Saratoga St. President-N H Creager. Secretary-S F Bennett.
BUILDERS' EXCHANGE. No 19 w Saratoga St.
President-Hugh Sisson. Vice-Presidents- N H Creager. Wm Ferguson, James A Smyser. Secretary and Superintendent-E D Miller. Treasurer-B F Bennett.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
122 e Fayette St. President-Geo H Sargeant. Vice-President- Hiram Woods. Treasurer-P C Dugan. Secre- tary-H C Turnbull jr.
LUMBER EXCHANGE.
Office, cor Canton and East Falls avenues. President-Richard W Price. Vice-President-W D Gill. Secretary-W T Uttley. Treasurer- Frank Price,
BREWERS' EXCHANGE. No 14 s Holliday St. Secretary-John P Milnor.
FURNITURE BOARD OF TRADE.
No 110 e Lexington St.
President-Frank B Sloan. Treasurer-Henry Rosendale jr. Secretary-Benjamin H Steuart. Corresponding Secretary and Counselor-D Mer- edith Reese.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Exchange Building.
President-Frank Frick. Vice Presidents-Wm H Perot, D L Bartlett, James Carey Coale, J H Rieman. Treasurer-John R Seemuller. Secre- tary-George B Jackson. Court of Arbitration :- Judge-R W Baldwin. Clerk-George B Jack- son.
SHOE AND LEATHER BOARD OF TRADE ..
N W Cor German and Hopkins pl.
President-Thomas Deford. Secretary-J Ross- Diggs. Treasurer-John Q Adams. Corres- ponding Secretary-H Slingluff,
TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE.
419 Exchange pl.
President - W A Boyd. Vice-President - C C Isaacs. Secretary - Robt Stewart. Treas- urer-Wm H Myers.
RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL- TIMORE RAILROAD.
Ticket Office, N E Cor Baltimore and Calvert Sts. Passenger Depots-Union and President street Stations.
President-Isaac Hinckley. Vice President- Frank Thomson. General Manager-Charles E. Pugh. General Superintendent-H F Kenny. Superintendent-H H Carter. Secretary and Treasurer-Robert Craven. General Passenger Agent-J R Wood. General Freight Agent-W H Joyce. General Ticket Agent-George A Dadmun. General Agent-George C Wilkens.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Main Office, 112 s Eutaw St, Freight Depot, West cor Ridgely Sts.
President-J S Ricker. Vice President-J H Smith. Secretary and Treasurer-L P Burck .. General Manager-C M Leilich.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ticket Office, B & O Building, Baltimore and Calvert Sts.
Passenger Depot, Camden, between Entaw and Howard Sts.
President-Charles F Mayer. Vice President- Orlando Smith. Second Vice President-Thos IM King. Third Vice President-Charles K Lord. Secretary and Assistant to Manager-Andrew Anderson. Treasurer-W H Ijams. General Consul-J K Cowen. General Auditor-Wm T Thelin. Auditor of Revenue-G W Booth. General Manager-J T Odell. Auditor of Dis- bursements-A F Dunlevy. Superintendent Telegraph Department-Charles Selden. Gen- eral Freight Agent-C E Ways. General Freight Traffic Manager-F Harriott. General Passen- ger Agent-Chas O' Scull. Assistant Passenger· Agent-J M Schryver. Superintendent Eastern Division-T Fitzgerald. General Superintendent East of Ohio River -- Alfred Walter. Acting Purchasing Agent-LJ Buckley. Assistant En- gineer-P H Irwin. Land and Immigration Agent-M V Richards. Chief Engineer-H T
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Douglas. Real Estate Agent-W N Bolling. Superintendent Motive Power-A J Cromwell. Lumber Agent-John Bradshaw. Master Car Builder-E W Grieves. Superintendent Car Service-D F Maroney. Superintendent Divi- sion-T Fitzgerald, Division Passenger Agent -B F Bond. General Baggage Agent-B E Ped- dicord.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
"Ticket Office, N E Cor Baltimore and Calvert Sts, Passenger Depot, Cor Calvert and Franklin Sts. President-George B Roberts. Vice President- Frank Thomson. Secretary-Stephen W White. Treasurer-J S Leib. Auditor-James P Kerr. Assistant Auditor-J S Ruth. Cashier-A W Hendrix. General Freight Agent-W H Joyce. Division Freight Agent-J G Searles. Division Ticket Agent-Edwin S Young. General Pas- senger Agent-J R Wood. General Manager- Charles E Pugh. General Superintendent- Robert Neilson, Superintendent-H W Kapp. General Agent-George C Wilkins. Supply Clerk-John C Hines.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ticket Office, N E Cor Baltimore and Calvert Sts. Depot. Union Depot.
Ticket Agent-R E Boyd. Passenger Agent. F G Boyce. Assistant Ticket Agents-T P Har- per and E M Hilderman.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
"Ticket Offices, 217 E Baltimore St, Hillen, Union, Penna av and Fulton Stations.
Depot, Cor Hillen and Excter. President and General Manager-J M Hood. Sec- retary and Treasurer-John S Harden. General Freight and Passenger Agent-R H Griswold. Auditor and General Ticket Agent-J D Whit- tington.
UNION RAILROAD.
Corner Calvert and Centre Sts.
President-B F Newcomer. Manager-Charles E Pugh. General Superintendent-Robt Neil- son. Treasurer-J S Leib. Secretary-James P Kerr.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Ticket Office, N E Cor Baltimore and Calvert Sts. Passenger Depot, Cor Calvert and Franklin Sts.
President-Oden Bowie. Vice President-Frank Thomson. General Manager-Charles E Pugh. General Passenger Agent-J R Wood. General Superintendent-H F Kenney. Superintendent -H H Carter. Division Ticket Agent-Edwin S Young. General Agent-Geo C Wilkins. Gen- eral Freight Agent-W H Joyce. Division Freight Agent-J G Searles. Treasurer-J S Leib. Cashier-A W Hendrix. Secretary and Auditor-James P Kerr. Assistant Auditor-J S Ruth. Supply Clerk-J C Hines.
MARYLAND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Office 9 St Paul. Passenger Depot and Ticket Office, North av and Oak St.
President-Wm Gilmor. Vice President and Chief Engineer-Samuel Rea. General Freight and Passenger Agent-F B Hubbell. Secretary and Auditor-J K Shinn. Treasurer-Fridge Mur- doch. General Counsel-M H Houseman. Sup- erintendent-Chas F Kerchner.
WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND PITTS- BURGH RAILWAY COMPANY.
Office, 213 e German St.
President-H G Davis. Vice President-S B El- kins. Emmons Blaine. Asst to Pres. Secretary and Treasurer-E W S Moore.
BALTIMORE AND DRUM POINT RAIL- ROAD.
10 South St.
President-Augustus Albert. Treasurer-Andrew Banks. Secretary-H A Albert. Chief Engineer N Goldsborough. Assistant Engineer-E H Barnes.
BALTIMORE AND SPARROWS' POINT RAILROAD.
27 Chamber of Commerce.
President-L S Bent. Secretary and Treasurer- R K Wood. Superintendent-W S Franklin.
CITY PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
Baltimore City Passenger Railway. Office, Corner Calvert and Baltimore Sts. Oden Bowie, President and Superintendent, A B Clark. Treasurer.
Cars start 6 A M, run till midnight.
Madison Avenue and Broadway Line From Druid Hill Park, via Madison avenue. Eutaw and Balti- more streets. Broadway to Thames street. Re- turn same route. Cars leave the station every four minutes
Pennsylvania Avenue and Canton Line .- From Pennsylvania avenue and Cumberland street, via Pennsylvania avenue. Greene, Baltimore and Al- bemarle streets, Eastern and Central avenues, Bank street, Patterson-park avenue, Essex, Lan- caster, Chesapeake, Elliott and Toone streets, to Highland avenue. Return via Highland avenue, Toone, Clinton, Elliott, Chesapeake, Lancaster and Essex streets. Patterson-Park avenue. Bank street, Central avenue. Eastern avenue, High, Baltimore and Greene streets, Pennsylvania ave- nue to Cumberland street. Cars run at intervals of six minutes.
Franklin Square Line .- From Baltimore street near Calverton road, via Baltimore and Gay streets, Belair avenue, to North avenue. Return via Belair avenue, Gay, Chew, Ensor, Gay and Baltimore streets, to Calverton road. Cars leave stations every four minutes.
North and South Baltimore Line .- From St Paul street and Sixth street (Huntingdon avenue), via St Paul street, North avenue, Charles, Read, Cal- vert, Baltimore. Hanover, Montgomery and Light streets, to foot of Marshall avenue. Return via Marshall avenue, Light. Montgomery, Sharp, Baltimore, Calvert. Read and Charles streets, North avenue, St Paul street to Sixth street (Huntingdon avenue). Cars run at intervals of five minutes;
Baltimore and Hall Springs Line .- Cars leave Dar- ley Park every 12 minutes from 6 A M to 11.30 P M via Harford rd, Central av. Madison, Aisquith, Fayette, Gay, Baltimore, Eutaw to Camden Sta- tion. Return via Eutaw. Baltimore, Aisquith, Madison, Central av, Harford rd to Darley Park, connecting with cars for Homestead and Hall Springs every hour from 6 A M to 10.45 P M.
Orleans Street Line-Cars leave Patterson-pk av stables every 15 minutes from 6 A M to 11.15 P M via Patterson-pk av, Monument, Bdway, Orleans, Aisquith, Fayette, Gay, Balto, Eutaw to Camden Station. Return via Eutaw, Balto, Aisquith, Or- leans to Patterson-pk av.
Baltimore Traction Company.
Office, Druid Hill avenue and Retreat street. Wm A House jr, Manager.
Main Line .- From Druid Hill Park, via Druid Hill avenue, Paca. Camden, Howard, Conway and Charles streets. Fort avenue to Fort McHenry. First car leaves Druid Hill ave and Retreat street 5.25 A M. Last car 10.54 P M. First car leaves Fort McHenry 6.30 A m. Last car 12.01 A M. Return same route.
Branch Line .- From foot of Ridgely,via Fremont avenue, Paca, Camden, Howard, Conway, Charles. German, South, Exchange Place and Holliday, to City Hall. Return same route. First car leaves 6.47 A M. Last car 10.47 P M. Last car leaves City Hall 11.08 P M. Cars run every six minutes.
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