R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1892, Part 2

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
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W. H. SADLER. President and Founder, College Building Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 Charles Street, BALTIMORE, MD.

Time is not wasted in sharpening a scythe

** THE BEST equipment, backed by brains, gives the best result. Sharp tools make artistic and thor- ough work. All other things being equal, the better a young man or woman is fitted for the transaction of business, the more quickly such a one attains to a suc- cessful position and the re- wards of same.

FATHER, MOTHER

ARE YOU FULFILLING A PARENT'S RESPONSIBILITY ?

Are you exercising your best judgment and discretion in "THAT BOY's" future? Can you acquit yourself of that responsibility without preparing him for the active contests of life? Can you so prepare him if you do not give to him the opportunity for acquiring a busi- ness education? Are you not aware that more chances of success in life are offered in a business career than any other ; that the thorough business man in this country is the successful man, and that a business education is a better endowment for " THAT BOY" than a fortune? In deciding upon a school, send him to the best - one located in a large city, where there are frequent opportu- nities to secure position -one which has an established reputation and a suffi- cient patronage to warrant first-class appointments and the employment of teachers who are experts in their profession. In this particular

Sadler's Bryant & Stratton College

stands unrivalled. It has furnished more positions for its graduates than all similar institutions in the South combined. The following are a few of the leading firms with whom our pupils are employed :

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Baltimore, Md. DROVERS & MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK. Baltimore, Md. MANUFACTURERS & TRADERS NATIONAL BANK. Baltimore, Md. TRADERS NATIONAL BANK, Baltimore, Md. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Baltimore, Md. THE C. H. PEARSON PACKING COMPANY, Baltimore, Md. CARLIN & FULTON. Iron Merchants, Baltimore, Md. GILBERT BROS. & COMPANY, Wholesale Drugs, Baltimore, Md. WINKELMAN & BROWN DRUG COMPANY, Baltimore, Md. MATTHAL, INGRAM & COMPANY, Tinware Manufacturers, Baltimore, Md. THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, Baltimore. Md. MINCH & EISENBREY, Carpets. Baltimore, Md.

SHRIVER. BARTLETT & COMPANY, Collectors, Baltimore, Md. STRAUSS BROS., Wholesale Clothiers, Baltimore, Md. OLD DOMINION LAND COMPANY, Newport News. Va. DIX & WILKINS. Foreign Fruits, Baltimore Md. THE BRUSH ELECTRIC COMPANY. Baltimore, Md. CHANDLEE, QUARLES & COMPANY, Glassware, etc., Baltimore, Md. DANIEL MILLER & COMPANY, Dry Goods and Notions, Baltimore, Md. ANNAPOLIS & BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY, Baltimore, Md. THE BRADSTREET COMMERCIAL AGENCY. Baltimore, Md. ALLEN & GINTER, Cigarettes and Tobacco. Richmond, Va.

HENRY MCSHANE & COMPANY. Bell Founders. Baltimore, Md. PREISS & SONS, Rubber Goods, Baltimore, Md.

J. G. TAYLOR, Billiard Table Manufacturer, Baltimore, Md. H. J. FARBER & COMPANY, Jobbers in Notions, etc., Baltimore, Md.

College Buildings 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 North Charles Street, BALTIMORE, MD ..

FOUNDED BY PROF. SADLER IN 1864

An Institution abreast of the Times - Progressive and Equal to any' Emer- gency - A New Hall added to meet Increasing Demands

BALTO 1864

SADLER'S

BRYANT AND STRATTON COLLEGE

SCHOOL OF NEW RAPID

AND TYPEWRITING,

NOS. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 CHARLES STREET.

The results attained from the introduction of the

NEW RAPID SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND

Have been so satisfactory and our attendance has increased to such an extent that we have just added to our already extensive appointments the new hall over

MACDONALD'S JEWELRY STORE, Which is now being fitted up and furnished especially for our

SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT.

In this improvement we have secured a private entrance for all lady pupils.

The Department of Shorthand is in charge of three expert practical teachers. who devote their entire time to teaching this special branch.

OUR COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

Is receiving the same liberal attention. We have no all-round teachers -each a specialist in his department. THE DEPARTMENT OF BOOKKEEPING

Is conducted by five special teachers, whose entire energies are given to teaching the science of accounts. THE DEPARTMENT OF PENMANSHIP

Possesses unequaled advantages, and the same is true of our

DEPARTMENT OF ARITHMETIC

And Rapid Business Calculations, both being in charge of the best talent to be had, and each principal devoting his full time to teaching his specialty. The entire school is under the personal supervision of the President and Founder.

In deciding upon a school, GO TO THE BEST, because it pays.

It may require the expenditure of a few more dollars at first, but it will prove the CHEAPEST IN THE END. Everyone contemplating a course of training for business, as well as parents having sons and daughters to educate, should visit and investigate the high standard of ex- cellence of SADLER'S BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGE. If our claims to superiority in every department are not more than substantiated, and you are not satisfied that our school is the best, you are free to go elsewhere. It is, however, your duty to investigate - not so much on OUR account, but for YOURS- YOUR INTERESTS DEMAND IT.

Day Sessions the Entire Year. Night Sessions from October Ist to April 1st. Students can Enter at any time with Equal Advantages.

For further particulars call at the College, or send for catalogue, which will be mailed on application.

W. H. SADLER, President and Founder.

F. A. SADLER, Secretary.

College Buildings, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 N. Charles St., BALTIMORE.

R. L. POLK & CO'S

Baltimore City

DIRECTORY

- FOR -

¢ 1892.

CONTAINING A CAREFULLY CLASSIFIED

BUSINESS DIRECTORY .

OF ALL PATRONS OF THE WORK,

REVISED STREET DIRECTORY - AND -

AN APPENDIX OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.

SEE PAGE FOUR FOR NAME NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE.

"TO FIND A NAME YOU MUST KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT."

COMPILED AND ARRANGED BY B. R. SHERIFF, MANAGER, Office, 112 N. Charles Street.

Printed by NICHOLS. KILLAM & MAFFITT, Cor. Mercer and Grant Streets.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, by R. L, POLK & Co. in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

CHANGES

- IN THE -

BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY

- FROM -

1802 TO 1892.,

De-

NÅME OF PUBLISHER.

Pages of Names.

Number of Names.

crease of Names.

Those Marked "D" Decrease.

Datc.

1802

CORNELIUS W. STAFFORD.

113

3,842

1,932

1810

WM FRY ..

196

5,774

1812

R J MATCHETT.

160

4,640

1822-23'C KEENAN.

305

9,355

4 715

1821

281

10,397

D219

1829

401

13,634

1,698

1833

343

17,464

3,182

1812

JOHN MURPHY.

438

19,872

1.242

1845

400

21,200

1,328

1849-50

459

22,950

1,750

1851-52

328

29,616

6,666

1853-54

353

31,064

1,448

1856-57 JOHN W WOODS.

320

36,160

5,096

1858-59

406

42,224

6,064

1860

.€

443

53,025

10,801

1864

478

54,345

1,320

1867~68

610

72,948

18,603

1869

744

83,500

6,820

1871

741

82,483

D1,017

1872

766

91,920

9,437

1873

745

91,635

D 285

1874

733

94,557

2,992

1875

727

93,783

D 774 8,593

1877

771

98,688

D3,688

1878

796

99,500

812

1879

892

107,716

8,216

1880

944

118,942

11,226

1881

1,017

122,936

4,09€

1882

1,056

126,720

3,784

1883

1,051

127,171

451

1884

JOHN W WOODS ...

1,146

129,498

2.327

1885

IJOHN W WOODS ..

1,400

137,200

7.702

1886

JOHN W WOODS.

1,435

135,913

D2,187

1887

R L POLK & CO, B R SHERIFF. Manager.

1.158

141,276

5,365

1888

1.178

150,764

9.488

1889

1.230

154,625

3,861

1890

1,283

159,658

5,033

1891

1,333

164,973

5,315

1892

*1.307

171,721

6,748

193

14,282

648

1840-41

414

18,630

1,166

1819

R J MATCHETT.

338

10,616

1.261

1827

354

11,936

1,539

1831

· ·

768

102,376

639

76,680

3,732

1870

· .

206

6,798

1,024 D2,158

* Decrease in number of pages caused by abolishment of part of the running advertisements.

The above Directories are on file in our office, 112 N, Charles Street, and can be referred to by our patrons at any time.

. .

1,269

133,245

6,074

j SHERIFF & TAYLOR

1,390

139,000

5,775

BALTIMORE DIRECTORY CO.

1,551

136,835

DIZ65

1876

. .

S SHERIFF & TAYLOR.

Increase

1847-48 R J MATCHETT

......

INTRODUCTORY.

HE Sixth Volume of R. L. POLK & Co.'s BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY is presented with the assurance that it will be found as full and complete as heretofore. The appearance and increase in the number of names in the work is prima facie evidence of improvement, fullness and completeness, and in keeping with the growth and prosperity of the city.

The prime object of a Directory is to enroll, in alphabetical order, the name of every male adult living or doing business in the city, or adjacent to it, with the occupation, business location and residence of each. The many obstacles encountered in the performance of such work require a thorough system with careful and experienced employees to secure a full and accurate enumeration. Our system of canvassing for names is the result of twenty-six years of practical experience and with the series of examinations and checkings to which every item of information is subjected few errors or omissions occur. Names are taken in duplicate and the fact proven as are accounts in a double-entry system of book- keeping. Where they are not proven by the result of the first canvass, special messengers are dispatched to ascertain the cause, correct conflicting returns, and supply deficiencies.

All the labor upon this book, including compilation, printing, binding, etc., has been done in this city, and a comparison with any of the Directories in the United States (which may be found in our Directory Library), will prove that in typographical and mechanical appearance this home-made enterprise is not inferior to any similar publication in any of the large cities.

Our Directory Library contains Directories of all the principal cities of the United States and Canada for the free use of our patrons. In addition to the benefits which our citizens derive from this valuable library, our "Exchange System," which places the Baltimore City Directory in all Directory Libraries throughout the country, serves as an excellent advertisement for a prosperous city, for no other publication can convey such an idea of the city, its growth, its people with their trades and professions, its schools, churches, societies, banks, railroads and incorporated companies, and all the various institutions and organizations. The wide circulation of the Directory enables capitalists and business men in every locality to communicate with citizens and to note the progress and improve- ments the Directory annually records.

The growth of the city is clearly evidenced by the increase of names in the Directory and the usual estimate of population may be no less interesting. The Directory for 1891 contained 164,973 names; the Directory for 1892 contains 171,721 names-an increase of 6,748. This is indicative of an increase in population during the year of 1891 of fully 21,931 souls, and a present population of 558,093. This is figured on a basis of 3}, the figure heretofore used to represent the women and children not included in the Directory. While this does not agree with the U. S. Government or City Police Census, it will be remembered that fully eighteen months has elapsed since the census was taken. In addition to this, the Directory canvass has not been confined to the city limits, but all the suburbs have been included, and while the estimate of population may seem an exaggeration, we think it is not in excess of the actual number of souls located in Baltimore City and its suburbs. In any event there is an increase of 6,748 names in the Directory in one year, a fact which few cities in the Union can boast.

With sincere thanks to all who have patronized the work, the press and the public in general, we are,

Respectfully, &c.,

R. L. POLK & CO., PUBLISHERS.

REMOVALS, TOO-LATES, ALTERATIONS, OMISSIONS, &C.

Abbott J Edwd & Co (J Edwd Abbott), prod com, 416 w Franklin

Abraham Jos, shoemkr, 211 s High

Adams Express Co, 21 c Balto, branches Balto c Stricker, Madison av c Eutaw, Gay c Aisquith, Bdway c Bank, North av c Charles. Light

c Weyler

Affelder M, ins broker, Neal Bldg, 12 s Holliday

Aiken Robt J, real estate. 232 St Paul, h 35 e 25th n Armstrong Augustus W, stainer, 323 St Paul

Ausche Emmah (Hebrew Synagogue), Hanover nr Barre

Baer Jas H ( Baer & Paul), 400 e Lanvale

BAER & PAUL (James H Baer and Wm E Paul jr), bakers and confectioners. 610 n Calvert

Bahlmann Henry, oyster packer, 1307 Light, h 1423 Battery av

Baker Richd J jr. treas Sinclair-Scott Mnfg Co, 409 Water, h Balto Co

Balto Life (The), Steuart & Gareis proprs, 304 e Balto

Balto Shoe Making and Repairing Co, s w c Balto and Frederiek and 16 w Pratt

Barker John A, real estate, 14 e Lexington

Barss A H, mnfrs agt, 901 w Balto, h 824 do

Bauer G D & Co (Geo D Bauer), hardware, 237 n Clinton

Beck Chas, druggist. 335 n Calvert

Beckwith Rolling Mill Co, Howard Carlton pres, Wm S Rayner treas, Chas E Beckwith mngr, Mills Curtis Bay, president's office 44 South

Behrend Max A, clk. 1743 Druid Hill av

Bland John R. sec Merchants and Manufacturers' Assu, National Exchange Bank Bldg, h 2124 Md av

Blattan John A, ice machines, 1815 w Balto

Blick Carroll B (Thos H Blick & Son), real estate agt, 3 e Lexington and 1440 n Bond. h 9 s Bdway Blick Thos H (Thos H Blick & Son), 9 s Bd way

Bliek Thos H & Son (Thos H and Carroll B Blick), builders, 3 e Lexington and 1440 n Bond Bocekner Chas C, 1107 McMulloh

Boeckner Edwd, 1107 McCulloh

BOECKNER HENRY, music teacher, 1107 Mc- Culloh

Boeckner Theresa. 1107 McCulloh

Bowie Washington, mngr, 909 e Pratt, h 308 e Lan- vale

Bradenhaugh Abraham E Rev. 1304 w Lexington.

Briggs Wm B (Rinehart, Childs & Briggs), 17 Mt Royal ter.

Brigham C Pliny (Kehrwahn & Co). 406 Prestman. Brilliant Sign Letter Co, W L Woods, mngr. Balto c Charles,

Broutman Alexander, cigarmaker. 1100 e Favette. Buchanan Abraham (Danner & Buchman), Pa av c Dolphin,

Caledonian Ins Co of Scotland, 19 s Holliday

Cavalier Council (L R C), 205 w Fayette

Chapman-Hocking Coal Co, miners of coal, Lead- enhall and B & O R R

Chase Wm H, merchandise broker, 106 s Gay, h 18 e 24th n

Chesnut Calvin G (Hill & Chesnut), 628 n Gilmor Chilcoat F A & Co (Francis A Chilcoat, Michl Vick). tailors. 14 n Gay.

Childs Benj E (Rinehart, Childs & Briggs), 1525 Edmondson av

Clark Cyele Mnfg Co. Saml T Clark, propr, 225 e Balto

Clark Saml T, propr, Clark Cycle Mnfg Co. 225 e Balto

Coller Bernhardt, painter, 165 n Front st

Conoway Edward C, clk. 1520 Jefferson

Conway Harry C. salesman, 1533 Park av

Cummings & Co (John Cummings). mdse brokers, 45 s Gay

Cutters and Trimmers Lodge (K of L) 416 e Balto Damm William G Dr, druggist, 1107 Columbia av

Danner Geo W (Danner & Buchman), Pa av c Dolphin

Danner & Buchman (Geo W Danner, Abraham Buchman), prov, Pa av c Dolphin

Darley Park Hotel. Chas Schreiner, prop, 93 and 95 Harford av

Davidson Isaac (Uriah A Pollack), 405 w Saratoga

Deaconess' Home of the M E Ch. 2013 e Pratt Dobson John, salesman. 711 Pa av

Doen Alex P, eng, 514 n Eutaw

Dryden Mary C, fish, 514 n Eutaw

Dryden Thos H, fish and erabs. 514 n Eutaw

Dryden Wm H, property man. 514 n Eutaw

Duvall Richd M. lawyer, 14 e Lexington

Eitel Gustav A (Thatcher & Eitel), 1521 n Caro- line

Ely Alfred & Co (Alfred Ely), machinists supplics and iron and steel, 46 s Charles

Engers John, cutter. 242 s Castle

Fadum Fredk, mach, 408 w German, h 677 Colum- bia av

File Jas H. trimmer, 1409 n Fulton av

FLACK JAMES W JR (Payne & Flack), 901 n Fulton av

Franklin Fire Ins Co of Phila, 19 s Holliday Franz Bros, tailors, 912 Madison av

Geraghty M J, tailor, 424 n Calvert

Great Southern Pants Co. S E D Stuart, propr, 508 e Balto 417 n Eutaw and 1049 Light

Gresham Abbot B, student. 815 Park av

Gresham Le Roy. student, 815 Park av

Gresham Thos B, lawyer, Central Savings Bank Bldg. h 815 Park av

Griffith Romulus R, physician, 1529 McCulloh

Gwinn Richd, cashr, 212 e German, h 506 Cathedral Haeckel Wilhelmina, newsdlr, 117 n Greene, h 674 w Lexington

Hammer Howell I. druggist, 1100 n Calhoun Hammer Peter R, cik, 1100 n Calhoun

Heise Mary E (Aug Strauff & Co), 913 Aisquith Hill Nicholas S. 1704 Harlem av

HILL & CHESNUT (Calvin G Chesnut), real estate and insurance, 1302 w Franklin

Homestead Improvement Assn, W A McDonald sec. 317 Gorsuch av

Hughes Chas C (Hughes & Rigby), Rooms 36 and 47 Bank of Balto Bldg

Hughes & Rigby (Chas C Hughes, T Johns Rigby. mnfrs agts, Rooms 46 and 47 Bank of Balto Bidg Johnson Alex (Robinson & Johnson), 1106 w Sara- toga

Johnston Mary W Miss, 815 Park av

Jones John T, restaurant, 2212 Boston

Keedy Chas E. elk. 738 w Lexington

Kehrhahn O G H E (Kehrhahn & Co), 2005 Eutaw

KEHRHAHN & CO (O G H E Kehrhahn, C Pliny Brigham), shipping and commission merchants, 2 s Holliday

Kelly Caleb & Sons, 602 w Pratt (in liquidation)

Kenyon Chemieal oWorks, H L Thorne & Co proprs, 2100 Boston

Knefely Henry & Son (Henry and Philip W Knefely), german produce, 5 e Pratt

Knefciy Philip W (Henry Kncfely & Son) 849 Hol- lins

LANGEMANN WILLIAM. propt, Perseverance Dairy, 1740 n Washington

Levy Lotta (Samuel Levy), 1204 Madison av

Levy Samuel (Lotta Levy), dry gds, 223 w Lexing- ton

Lec Stephen M, mngr, Jas V D Stewart & Co. 301 Hanover

Lewin Jesse J, grocer, 605 w North av, h 2029 St Paul

Lingner John, coal, 213 s Wolfe, h 113 n do

Linton John W. real estate, 201%% St Paul

Lord Harry M, salesman, Eutaw c Camden, h Mt Washington

Melvale Distilling Co. 45 s Gay

Middleton Wm F. clk. 2029 St Paul

Milholland Arthur V jr, lawyer, 112 e Lexington, h 920 n Calvert

Miller Isaac. (Wolpert & Miller) 300 s Eden

Minniek Mary L, 811 Madison av

Monumental Dye Works. Weilepp Bros & Co, proprs. office 1445 e Monument

Morrison Geo Rev, journalist. 16 e Fayette

Orem Howard P, cashier. South Balto Bank. 807 Light

Orem Wm H. 807 Light

Peard Frank F, mngr Remington Standard Type Writer Co. 15 n Charles, h 601 w North av

Perlman Jos & Co. leaf tobacco. 202 Water Pietrzak Kazimir. restaurant. 816 s Bond

Rigby T Johns (Hughes & Rigby) rooms 46 and 47 Bank of Balto Bldg

ROSENTHAL CHARLES & CO (Charles Rosen- thal) proprs Home Furnishing Co. 210 n Gay

Sand John Q A, gen! agent The U B Mutual Aid Society of Pa. 207 n Liberty, h 622 Baker

Selden Arthur T (Young & Selden), 105 w 20th

Shipley & Co (Chas H Shipley) detective agency, 203 St Paul

Straus Meyer L (M L Strus & Sons) 1516 McCulloh Taft Alfred S, elk, 427 Jefferson av

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

Page

ABBREVIATIONS. 49

Aged Men's Home. 1491

Aged Women's Home .. .1491

American Fraternal Circle 1489

American Legion of Honor ... 1489

1495

Concord Club.

Constables ..

1473

Corn and Flour Exchange. 1483

Coroners.

1472

Courts.

.. 1479

Page

Custom House

1477

Deaconess' Home of the Methodist Episcopal .. Church .. 1491

Decorative Art Society 1496

Directory of Nurses .. 1494

Dispensaries .

1494

District Assembly No 41, K of L. 1490

Dolan's Aid Society. 1491

East Baltimore Business Men's Association. 1497

Educational Institutions ... 1493

1492

Engineer Corps, U S A ....

1478

Enoch Pratt Free Library

1493

Equitable League of America

1490

Female Christian Home.

1491

Female City Mission.

1496

Female House of Refuge. 1496

Finance Commissioners. 1472

Fire Alarm Signal Stations. 1475

Fire Department. 1475

Foreign Consulates. 1480

Francis Scott Key Monument Association. 1497

Fraternal Legion. 1489

French Benevolent Society 1490

Friendly Inn ..

1491

Furniture Board of Trade .. 1483

Garland Musical Association (The). 1497

GENERAL DIRECTORY OF NAMES 49

German Aged People's Home. 1491

German Orphan Asylum. 1491

German Society of Maryland. 1490

Germania Club .. 1495

Germania Mænnerchor. 1495

Girls Home (The). 1491

Government of Maryland 1471

1451

Grammercy Club. 1495

Grand Army of the Republic 1490

Grand Encampment I O O F. 1488

Grand Lodge Shield of Honor. 1489

Gynecological and Obstetrical Society 1494

HY M Club. 1495

1472

Harbor Masters. 1172

Health Department 1471

Hebrew Benevolent Society. 1491

Hebrew Free Burial Association. 1491

Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Association. .1494

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Association .. 1491

Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society .1492

Hebrew Messianic Association 1493

Hebrew Orphan Asylum. .1492

1491 1491 Hebrew Society for Educating Poor Children .. 1496 Henry Watson's Aid Society

Heptasophs or S W M. 1489

Hermes Theosophical Society.

1495

Hibernian Beneficial Society 1491

Hibernian Society of Baltimore. 1491

Home (The). 1496

Home for Confedrate Mothers and Widows. .1492

Home for Incurables .. .1491

Home for Mothers and Infants .. 1492

Home for the Aged (M E Church) . 1496

Home Friendly Society 1491

Home of the Friendless 1491

Hope Assembly of House Painters, No 1466 K of L. 1490

Hospital Relief Association of Maryland (The). 1492 Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association .... 1491 Hospitals and Infirmaries .... . 1494

House of Reformation for Colored Boys ... . . . 1493

Columbus Catholic Club. 1495

Commissary, U S A. .1478 Commissioners for Opening Streets. ... .1473

Commissioners of Pharmacy and Practical

Chemistry.

1494

Ancient Order, Brothers and Sisters. 1492

Ancient Order of United Workmen. 1488

Annex Schools 1474

Appeal Tax Court. 1472

APPENDIX. 1471

Appraiser's Office. 1778

Ark of the Covenant Society 1491

Association of the Md Line .. 1497

Athenaeum Club ... 1497

Baltimore Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor. 1491

Baltimore Athletic Club .... 1495

Baltimore Chapter American Inst of Architects1490 Baltimore City Jail. 1473

Baltimore Club ... 1495

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. 1494

Baltimore Cycle Club. 1495

Baltimore Liederkranz. 1495

Baltimore Male Chorus. 1496

Baltimore Manual Labor School. 1493

Baltimore Medical Association .. 1494

Baltimore Medical College. 1494

Baltimore Orpban Asylum. 1491

Baltimore Reform League. 1495

Baltimore Stock Exchange. 1483

Baltimore Traction Co ... 1485

Baltimore Typographical Union No 12. 1490

Baltimore University Hospital and Dispensary.1494 Banks .. 1480

Bayview Asylum. 1473

Beneficial and Secret Societies. 148"

Beneficial Association of the Maryland Line .. 1497

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks .... 1489

Benevolent Endowment Fraternity 1493

Benevolent Societies 1490

Board of Health 1472

Board of Public Works.

1471

Board of Trade .. 1484

Border State Savings Institute. 1483

Boys Home Society .. 1491

Boys School of St Paul's Parish.

1492

Brewers' Exchange. 1483

Bricklayers' Protective and Beneficial Union No 1 1490

Brick Manufacturers Exchange 1483

Brown Fraternal Legion ... 1495

1496 Builders' Exchange 1483

1359

Cadets of Temperance.

1489

Calumet Club. . 1495

Canmakers' Mutual and Protective Association1490 1483

Canned Goods Exchange ..

Catholic Benevolent Legion. 1490

Catholic Club. 1495

Cemeteries. 1496

Chamber of Commerce Building Co. 1496

Changes in Baltimore City Directory.

Charitable Institutions and Societies.

Charity Organization Society .. 1491

1486

Churches ..

1498

Cigarmakers International Union No 1.

1490

City Council ..

1472

City Government

1471

City Hall.

1472

City Inspectors.

1473

City Library.

1472

City Passenger Railways. . 1484

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph. 1475

City Surveyor .. 1472

Clinical Society of Maryland 1494

Clothiers Ass'n of Balto .... .1496

Clubs, Singing Societies, Orchestras, &c. 1495

College of Physicians and Surgeons 14.4

Colored Schools .. 1495

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.

City Commissioner

1472

Brush Electric Co of Balto City (The)

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Harbor Board.

Government of the U S.

.1498

Egenton Female Orphan Asylum

Empire Permanent Bldg and Saving Ass'n

Page

House of Refugc. .1496

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

Page

House of The Good Shepherd. 1496

Improved Order Heptasophs .1489

Improved Order Red Men. .1488

Independent Order Mechanies. 1488 Record Office ... 1480

Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

. 1488

Robert Emmet Savings Association. 1483

Royal Areanum. 1489

7. 8, 9, 10 : St Andrew's Society 1490

St Anthony German Orphan Asylum.

St Elizabeth Home for Colored Infants 1492

St Francis Orphan Asylum

1492

St George's Society . 1490

St James' Home for Boys .. 1497

St Joseph's House of Industry . 1492

St Mary's Conference of the Cathedral. 1497

St Mary's Female Orphan Asylum .1492

St Mary's Home for Colored Boys. .1492

St Mary's Industrial School. 1493

St Patrick's Orphan Asylum. 1492

St Paul's Orphan Asylum 1492

St Peter's Orphan Asylum. 1493

St Vincent de Paul Orphan Asylum 1493

St Vincent's Home for Working Girls. 1496

St Vincent's Infant Asylum .... .1493

Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore.1483 1492 Samuel Ready Female Orphan Asylum

1493 Schuetzen Park Association. 1497

School Commissioners .. 1473

*Shelter for Aged and Infirm Persons. 1492

Sheppard Asylum 1492

Sheriff's Office .. . 1473

Shoe and Leather Board of Trade.

1484

Society for the Protection of Children

Society for the Suppression of Vice of Balti- more city . 1493

Society of St Vincent de Paul. 1497

Society of Army and Navy of Confed, States. . 1497 Sons of Temperance. 1489

Sons of Veterans. .1490

South Baltimore Mechanics' Library 1493

Special Agency U S Treasury ... 1478

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R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1892, Part 2

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