R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1903, Part 458

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2204

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Exeter-Street Church, Exeter s of Gay, Rev J R Wood

Govans, Govans, Rev J B Stitt

Greenmount-Avenue Church, Chase and Homewood av, Rev S M Alford

Harford-Avenue Church, Harford av and Biddle, Rev J St Clair Neal

Harford-Avenue (German), Harford av nr Lamont av, Rev Geo P Krebs

Highland-Avenue Church, Highland av nr Phila rd, Rev L E Bennett

Homestead Chapel, Homestead, Rev W G McNeil

Jefferson-Street Church, Jefferson and Bond, Rev M H Courtney

Madison-Square Church, Caroline and Eager, Rev J M Slarrow

Montford-Avenue, Montford av nr Can- ton av, Rev Osborne Belt

North-Avenue Church, North av nr Caroline, Rev W F Roberts

North Baltimore Church, Monument and Stirling, Rev J O Wrightson

Orangeville, Tenth st, Orangeville, Rev L E Bennett

Seamen's Bethel, Aliceanna and Bethel, Rev G W Heyde

Sparrows Point, Rev W C Babcock

Towson, Towson, Rev J R Edwards

Waverly Church, Waverly, Rev J L Walsh

West Baltimore District, Rev C W Bald- win, Presiding Elder

Bethany, Lexington c Calhoun, Rev H D Mitchell

Chatsworth, Pine nr Franklin, Rev Jas P Wilson

Columbia-Avenue Church, Columbia av east of Fremont av, Rev A F Campbell Colwell, 13 Fairview av

David Rogers Mission, Columbia av c Carey

Emory Church, Pa av north of Hoffman, Rev S W Grafflin

Fayette-Street Church, Fayette east of Fremont av, Rev J F Heisse

Franklin-Street Church, Franklin and Poppleton. Rev Frank G Porter

Frederick-Avenue, 509 Fdk av ext

Fulton-Avenue Church, Fulton av c Win- chester st, Rev L M Bennett

Garrett-Park, Monroe c Lexington, Rev J W Hammersley

Grace Church, Lanvale st and Carrollton av, Rev Don S Colt

Harlem-Park Church, Gilmor st opp Har- lem Park, Rev E L Watson

McKendree, Arlington, Rev Edwd H La Mar

Memorial, Fdk av and Mt Olivet la

Monroe-Street Church, Monroe and Ram- say sts, Rev Wm Rogers

Pennsylvania-Avenue, Rev J Schuler St Paul, 1063-1067 w Fayette

Summerfield, Calverton, Rev A E Slagle Union-Square Church, Lombard and Cal- houn sts, Rev G C Bacon

Walbrook, North av c Liberty rd, Rev R W H Weech

Webster, n w c Lafayette av and 2d, W West Balto Station, Stricker and Presst- man sts. Rev M F B Rice

COLORED.

North Baltimore District, Rev E W G Peck, Presiding Elder :

Ames' Chapel, Division st nr Baker, Rev H A Carroll

Asbury Church, Lexington c East, Rev John W Waters

Canton Church, Canton

Eastern Chapel, McElderry nr Patter- pk av

John Wesley Church, Sharp nr Mont- gomery, Rev Ernest Lyon

Metropolitan Church, Orchard nr Druid Hill av, Rev J A Holmes

Payne Memorial Church, Patterson av c Calhoun, Rev J C Arnold

Sharp-Street Memorial Church, Dolphin c Etting, Rev I L Thomas

St James', Towson

St Luke's, 842-S44 Peirce

St Paul, Saratoga nr Carey, Rev C G Key

Union Bethel Mission, Reisterstown rd nr Wylie av

Methodist Independent.

Beulah Mission, 2100 w Lexington

Causeway Mission, 1423 Eastern av

Church of the Redeemer, Oliver nr Bond, Rev J K Snyder

Cross-Street, Cleveland c Cross, Rev Wm L Maccubbin

Fairmount-Avenue, Fairm't av c Col- lington av

Faith. 1701 Fdk av

Locust Point, Fort av c Hull, Rev Mark Wells

Olive Branch, Fort av c Charles

St John's, Madison av and Laurens, Rev Frank T Benson, 1420 Linden av

William-Street, William c Clement, Rev Thos Lowe

Methodist Episcopal South.

Revs W H D Harper, B W Bond, Pre- siding Elders

Arlington, Arlington, Rev J R Andrew Caenarvon, Baker c Monroe, Rev B D Harrison

Calvary, Greene and Lombard, Rev P W Jeffries

Central, Edmondson av and Stricker, Rev John A Anderson

Emmanuel, Presstman and McCulloh, Rev J O Knott

Frederick-Avenue Chapel, Fdk rd nr Tollgate, Rev W H Best

Gardenville, Rev J B Henry

North-Point, Rev W E Henry

St Paul, Fayette nr Carrollton av, Rev H H Sherman

St Paul Mission, Wilkens av c Vincent, Rev F A Tyler

Sudbrook, Reisterstown rd, Rev E L Wolff

Trinity, Madison av and Preston, Rev E V Regester

Methodist Protestant.

Allnutt Memorial, Lombard and Chester, Rev J W Kirk

Bethany, Lafayette av c Washington, Rev T R Woodford

Broadway, Bdway and Monument, Rev E D Stone

Christ, Baker c Bruce, Rev P W Crosby Eutaw, Green la nr Harford rd, Rev J W Norris

Evergreen, Roland Park

Faith, Independence c Madison n, Rev D M Dibble

Hampden, Falls rd nr 3d av, Rev Wm J Neepier

Keen Memorial, Huntington av c 29th n, Rev A A BicheIl

Mt Lebanon, c Preston and Bond, Rev J M Holmes

North Balto, Mt Royal av and McMech- en, Rev F H Lewis

Payson, Payson c McHenry, Rev C S Arnett

South Balto, Light st, Rev E S Fooks

Starr, Poppleton bet Lombard and Pratt, Rev G W Haddaway

St John's, Lancaster and Robinson, Rev R C Strausburg

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Violetville, Rev Richard Shipley

West Balto Station, Lafayette av c Gil- mor, Rev T O Crouse

Methodist-African.

Right Rev B F Lee, D D

African Methodist Mission, Pikesville Allen A M E Church, Lexington c Carl- ton, Rev J W Norris

Bethel, Saratoga w of Gay, Rev John H Hurst

Centennial, Caroline c Bank, Rev J T Owens

Ebenezer. Montgomery e of Hanover, Rev C W Mossell

Evergreen, Mt Olivet la, Rev Robt E Ford

Grace, Catonsville, Rev W H Coston Mount Calvary, Oak nr 23d, Rev J D Banks

St Paul, 1115 w Saratoga, Rev G W Keys Mount Olive, 1332 Carroll s, Rev Robt E Ford

Payne Memorial, Patterson av c Cal- houn, Rev Wm R Arnold

Providence, 805 Stockholm, Rev Chas Williams

St John, Lexington nr Pine, Rev J Al- bert Johnson

St Matthew's. 704 Ajax al

Sharp-Street Mission, Hullville, Rev F H Jenkins

Shiloh, Merryman av c Barclay, Rev John Porter

Stockholm, Stockholm w of Scott, Rev Chas Williams

Trinity, Biddle and Linden av, Rev J W Beckett

Waters Chapel, Aisquith nr Orleans, Rev J F Wagner

Zion, Cross c Wagner

Zion Wesley, Toone nr Clinton

New Jerusalem.

First German, Aisquith c Fayette. Rev L H Tafel

Non-Sectarian.

Ark of the Covenant, Monroe c Fdk av

Volunteers of America.

Headquarters, 1935 w Franklin

Presbyterian.

Abbott Memorial, Abbott pl, Highland av, Rev J Wynne Jones

Aisquith-Street. Aisquith and North ave. Rev David T Neely

Associate Reformed Congregational, Md av and Preston, Rev Oliver Huckel

Bohemian and Moravian, Washington and Ashland av. Rev Vaclav Vanek

Boundary-Avenue, North av and St Paul Broadway, Balto nr Bdway. Rev R L Meily

Brown Memorial, Park av and Lafay- ette av, Rev John Timothy Stone

Canton, Toone nr Clinton, Rev T W Pulham

Catonsville, Catonsville, Rev Jos F Jen- nison

Central, Eutaw pl nr Dolphin, Rev De- Witt M Benham

Church of the Covenant, Stricker c Hol- lins, Rev Chas W Sommerville

Crisp Memorial, Brooklyn, A A Co, Rev Luther Martin

Faith Church, Bdway and Biddle, Rev John P Campbell

First, Madison and Park av, Rev Donald Guthrie

First United Presbyterian, Madison av and Biddle, Rev J B Wilson

Franklin-Square, Carey and Fayette, Rev W H Woods

Franklin-Street, Franklin and Cathe- dral, Rev H E Kirk

Fulton-Avenue, Fulton and Riggs avs, Rev E H Robbins

Govans, Govans Rev W W Shaw

Grace Church (colored), Dolphin and Et- ting, Rev Francis E Eggleston

Hampden, Falls rd c 4th av n, Rev J S Malone

Lafayette-Square, Carrollton av nr Lan- vale, Rev D M Buchanan

Lauraville, Rev I C Yerkle

Light-Street, Light nr Montgomery, Rev Wm L Everitt

Madison-Street (colored), Madison nr Park av, Rev R H Armstrong

Maryland-Avenue, Maryland av c 25th, Rev W C Alexander

Mount Washington, Rev Byron Clark

North Avenue United, North av c Pay- son, Rev T C Atchison

Park, w North av c Madison av, Rev Carl W Scovel

Patapsco Mission, 642 Constitution

Reid Memorial, 904 e Madison, Rev J S. Conning

Reformed Presbyterian, Harford av and Chase

Ridgely-Street, Ridgely c Hamburg, Rev Thomas C Eason

Roland Park, 406 Roland av, Rev J W Douglass

Second, Balto and Lloyd, Rev T Holmes Walker

Walbrook, Rev Frederick L Green

Waverly, Fair Oak av and Old York rd,. Rev John R Rosebro

Westminster, Fayette and Greene, Rev John L Allison

Wetheredville, Rev R McLean

Protestant Episcopal.

Right Rev William Paret, D D, Bishop. of Maryland, Episcopal Residence, 1110 Madison av

Advent Chapel, Patapsco nr Ostend, Rev Chas A Hensel

All Saints (free), Baltimore and Monroe, Rev E W Wroth, rector

Ascension, Lafayette square, Rev Robt S Coupland. Assistant, Rev Chas W Boot

Chapel of the Atonement, Chester e Preston

Chapel of the Epiphany, Ready av nr Arlington av, Rev C E Harding

Christ Church, Chase and St Paul, Rev Edwin B Niver, rector, Rev G F Katell and A B Mitchell, assts

Church of the Holy Cross (free), Milling- ton av and Ramsay ext, Rev T C Foote Church of the Holy Evangelist (free), Potomac and Dillon, Rev E L Kemp

Church of the Holy Innocents (free), Eden and Chase, Rev G W Dame, D D, rector

Church of the Messiah (free). Gay and Fayette. Rev Peregrine Wroth

Church of the Redeemer, Charles-st av ext nr Melrose av, Rev Geo C Stokes

Church of the Transfiguration, West Ar- lington, Rev W R Webb, rector

Church of Our Saviour (free), Broadway and McElderry, Rev John G Sadtler, rector

Emmanuel, Cathedral and Read, Rev J H Eccleston, D D. rector. Rev Thomas E Pattison and Rev P G M Foxwell,. assts

Grace, Monument and Park av. Rev Ar- thur C Powell, rector, Rev Frederick H Harding, asst

Good Shepherd (chapel), Mullikin and Spring

Henshaw Memorial (free), Columbia av c Callendar al. Rev G Mosley Murray

Holy Evangelist Chapel, Potomac c Dil- lon, Rev Edwd L Kemp

Holy Trinity (free), Gilmor and Riggs av, Rev J J Sams, D D. rector

Memorial. Bolton and Lafavette av. Rev W M Dame, rector. W P Dame, asst

Memorial Church of the Holy Comforter (free). Chester and Pratt, Rev W A Crawford-Frost. rector

Mount Calvary (free). Eutaw and Madi- son av. Rev Robert H Paine, rector, Rev Geo B Stone. asst

Prince of Peace. North av and Liberty rd. Rev Henry T Sharp

St Barnabas (free), Biddle and Argyle av. Rev Thomas Atkinson, rector

St Bartholomew (free), North av nr Madison av

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St Clements, Phila rd, W B McPherson, D D, rector

St George, Presstman c Division, Rev F Gibson, rector

St James (colored), Park av and Preston, Rev G F Bragg jr

St John, Mt Washington, Rev Wilbur F Watkins jr

St John, Waverly, Rev F H Stubbs

St Luke, Carey nr Lexington, Rev Chas W Coit, rector, Revs W B P Harrison and March C Mayo, assts

St Mark, Lombard nr Parkin, Rev G M Clickner

St Mary, Franklin, Rev W R Webb

St Mary, 602 Roland av, Rev F W Denys, rector

St Mary the Virgin (Colored Chapel), (free), Orchard nr Madison av, Rev Geo B Stone

St Matthew's, Sparrows Point, Rev L B Browne

St Michael and All Angels, St Paul c 20th, Rev John G Murray, rector, Rev D P Allison, asst

St Paul, Charles and Saratoga, Rev J S B Hodges, S T D, rector, Rev J C Gray, asst

St Peter's, Druid Hill av and Lanvale, Rev W H Falkner, rector

St Stephen the Martyr, North av and 2d

'St Thomas, Homestead, Rev R H Tay- lor, D D, rector

St Timothy's, Catonsville, Rev Percy F Hall, rector

Trinity, Broadway and Pratt, Rev W T Snead, rector

Trinity, Towson, Rev W H H Powers, rector

Bishop's Private Chapel, 1110 Madison av

St Katherine's Mission for Colored, Presstman nr Calhoun, Rev R H Paine

Reformed Church.

Christ, North av c Druid Hill av, Rev Gustav R Poetter

Faith (English), Patterson-pk av c Gough, Rev A S Weber

Fifth (German), 1715 Canton av, Rev Marcus Bachmann

First, Calvert nr Read, Rev Joel T Ros- siter

Friedens, Pa av c Cumberland, Rev Herman G Wiemer

Grace, Clarkson c Fort av, Rev Robt J Pilgram

Immanuel (German), Saratoga and Schroeder, Rev Jacob S Kosower St John's (German), Calvert nr Saratoga, Rev Paul Wienand

St Mark's, Hoffman c Collington av, Rev Jas M Mullan

St Paul's, Mulberry c Calhoun, Rev Lloyd E Coblentz

St Stephen's, Guilford av c 23d, Rev Chas W Levan

Third, Paca and Saratoga, Rev C Clever Trinity, 3d av nr Falls rd, Rev Edwd R Deatrick

Zion (German), Aisquith and Edward, Rev John Sommerlatte, 611 Aisquith

Reformed Episcopal.

Church of the Redeemer, Bolton nr Lan- vale, Rev Duane Wevill

Cummins Memorial Church, Carrollton av c Lanvale, Rev Jos S Kitchen

Emmanuel, Hoffman and Eden, Rev Wm T Way

The Saviour's Mission.

Services every evening during the year and at 11 A M, 4 and 8 P M on Lord's Day

Bethany Meeting-House, n e c Laurens and Brunt

Bethel Meeting-House, n e c Milton av and Jefferson

Beulah Meeting-House, n w c Lexington and Pulaski, Rev R J Bateman

Eden Meeting-House, n e c Eastern av and Eden st, Rev F H Shallus

Emanuel Meeting-House, Elm av north of 3d av, Hampden, Rev J C Hogan Mizpah Meeting-House, s e c Oliver and Regester

Seventh Day Adventists. Hollins and Calverton rd

Spiritualist.

First, 100 n Paca Second, 409 e Balto

Swedenborgian.

New Jerusalem, Calvert north of Chase, Rev Arthur Mercer, 123 w 20th n New Jerusalem Mission, North av east of Madison av, Rev G L Allbutt

Union Evangelical Church.

Grace, Preston nr Ensor, Rev M A Ken- nelly

Memorial Church, Fremont and Edmond- son avs, Rey J A Hollenbaugh

Olive Branch, Fort av c Charles, Rev C W Finkbinder

Unitarian.

First Independent Christ's Church, Frank- lin and Charles, Rev Alfred R Hussey

Roman Catholic.

Most Rev James Gibbons, D D, Cardinal- Archbishop of Balto

Cathedral, Cathedral and Mulberry, Rt Rev A A Curtis, V G, Rev Wm A Fletcher, D D Rector, Rev W T Rus- sell, Secretary, Rev P C Gavin, Chan- cellor, Rev L O'Donovan

Carmelite Chapel, Biddle c Caroline, Rev E Didier

Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrow, House of Good Shepherd, Mount and Hollins. Attended from St Martin's

Chapel of the Visitation Convent, Park av and Centre. Attended from the Ca- thedral

Church of the Holy Cross, West nr Light, Revs Charles C Damer, G H Dirkes

Corpus Christi, Lafayette and Mt Royal avs, Revs Wm E Starr and James F Nolan

Fourteen Holy Martyrs, Mount nr Pratt, Rey Rhabanus Gutman

Holy Rosary, Eastern av and Bethel, Rev Michael Barabasz, Rev I Dulski ¡ Immaculate Conception, Mosher and Di- vision, Rev Thos M O'Donoghue

Our Lady of Good Counsel, Fort av c Towson, Rev John D Marr

Sacred Heart, Aliceanna and 1st, Rev John Klang

Sacred Heart, Mt Washington, Rev Jas M Connolly

St Agnes, Old Fdk rd, Rev Thomas Hughes

St Agnes' Chapel, St Agnes' Hospital, Rev Thos Hughes

St Alphonsus (German) Park av and Saratoga, Rev Francis Auth

St Andrew, Monument and Washington, Rev Peter M Manning

St Ann, York rd, Rev C F Thomas, Rev John E Graham, Rev T B Kenny

St Anthony, Franklin av nr Belair rd, Rev Henry S Nagengast

St Athanasius, Curtis Bay, Rev Fr Dun- zyski

St Benedict, Millington and Wilkens avs St Bernard's, Gorsuch av c Independ- ence, Rev D C DeWulf

St Bridget, Canton, Rev Lawrence J Mc- Namara

St Casimire (Polish), Lakewood av c O'Donnell

St Charles', Pikesville, Rev M J Riordan St Edward, Bloomingdale rd nr Lafay- ette av, Rev Eugene S Gwynn

St Elizabeth, n e c Balto and Lakewood av. Rev Thos S Stapleton

St Francis, Towson, Rev Mattw O'Keefe St Francis' Chapel (Colored Sisters of

Providence), Chase and Forrest pl. At- tended from St Francis Xavier

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St Francis Xavier (colored), Calvert and Pleasant, Rev Jos A St Laurent

St Gregory, Baker and Gilmor, Revs Owen B Corrigan, Philip Walsh

St Ignatius, Calvert and Madison, Rev John Quirk, S J, rector, and other priests of Loyola. College

St James (Ger), Aisquith c Eager, Rev J H Lowekamp

St Jerome, Hamburg c Scott, Rev Jas P Holden

St John, Eager and Valley, Revs Geo W Devine, John Dillon and Edward J Healy

St John the Baptist, Lloyd c Watson, Rev J Lietuvnikis

St Joseph, Barre and Howard, Rev John M Barry, Rev J P White and Rev Pasquale DiPaola

St Joseph's Passionist, Carroll PO, Very Rev Joseph Ahmerhein, assisted by Fathers from St Joseph's Monastery

St Katharine, Luzerne c Preston, Rev C P Elbert

St Leo, Stiles and Exeter, Rev J L An- dreis

St Mark, Catonsville, Rev John E Dunn

St Martin's, Fulton av and Fayette, Revs Thos J Broydrick, Dennis McCor- mick, Clarence Wheeler and John T Norton

St Mary's Chapel, St Mary's Seminary, Pa av, Very Rev Edwd Dyer, S S

St Mary's Church, Govans, Rev M A Fenne

St Mary Star of the Sea, Riverside av and Clement, Revs J T Whelan, Thos J Kenny and John L Sullivan

St Michael (Ger), Lombard and Wolfe, Rev Ferdinand A Litz

St Monica, Hill nr Sharp, Rev A B Leeson

St Patrick, Bdway and Bank, Revs J F Donahue and Richard O'Neill, M P Ryan, assistants

St Paul's, Caroline nr Hoffman, Revs M F Foley, Geo H Trageser and Jos Foley St Peter, Poppleton and Hollins, Revs W A Reardon, Philip Sheridan and John Boyd

*St Peter Claver, Fremont av nr Pa av, Revs Robt J Carse and Danl McHale Sts Philip and James, Charles-st av c 27th, Rev John Wade

St Pius, Schroeder c Edmondson av, Revs Francis P Duggan and I B Kailer St Stanislaus, Ann nr Aliceanna, Rev Thomas Morys

St Thomas, Hickory av c 4th av, Revs Jas A Cunningham and Frank O'Neill St Vincent de Paul's, Front nr Fayette, Revs John D Boland and H A Curley

St Wenceslaus, Balto nr Central av, Rev Edward J Hornung and Revs Thomas Ott, Peter Curran, Joseph W Shott, Assistants

Salvation Army.

Headquarters, 50 e Montgomery Barracks, 908 s Bdway, 532 w Hoffman and 8 s Stockton

United Brethren In Christ.

Franklin-Street, Monroe nr Franklin, Rev W J Houck

Otterbein, Conway nr Sharp, Rev A Schmidt

Otterbein Memorial Church, Roland av c Fifth, Rev Chas E Fultz

Salem, 2520 Francis, Rev Geo D Gossard Scott-Street, Scott c St Peter, Rev J R Jones

Third, Fulton av and Lombard, Rev G A Gohn

Universalist.

Guilford av c Lanvale, Rev Anthony Bilkovsky

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Seating Capacity 1800. Modern Equipment. BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY. CONVENIENT TO ALL CITY RAILROAD LINES.

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SOLD ONLY IN MAIN OFFICES. 204 Light St., Baltimore, and on Pier 3, S. Delaware Ave., Philadelphia.

RATES OF FARE: Cabin Tickets $2.00, Deck Tickets $1.25, State Rooms Extra. Meals 50c. Each. Excursion Tickets to and from all Way Landings for Sale On Steamers.

ALL WAY FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAID.

For Special Excursion Rates for Parties, Clubs, etc., apply at the office. Also through tickets to New York, Albany. Troy, Saratoga Springs, Boston, Fall River (Mass.), and Bridgeport (Conn.), Atlantic

Newport (R. I.), Portland (Me), New Haven City, Cape May, Long Branch, Asbury Park and Seashore Resorts and points North and South.

New York and Baltimore

TRANSPORTATION LINE.

FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY

At Company's Wharf, Foot Frederick Street Dock.

BY THE FIRST-CLASS IRON STEAMERS OF THIS

Old Reliable Line.

Rates lower than by Railroad. Freights of all kinds carefully handled. Cheap through rates to points in New York State and points in New England. Freights for Foreign and Domestic Lines promptly forwarded, Free of All Commissions But Cost of Transfer. CLARENCE SHRIVER, Agent, 204 Light Street, Baltimore. H. C. FOSTER, Agent, Pier 7, North River, N. Y.

2271

a Call

LESMITH

OUR STEAM BOILER.

GOLD MEDAL PORTABLE FURNACE.

WM. E. WOOD COMPANY,

18 North Howard Street, BALTIMORE, MD. MANUFACTURE AND ERECT

Steam and Hot-Water Heating Plants.

HOT AIR FURNACES AND PLUMBING,

Fire Place Heaters, Coal, Wood, Gas and Oil Stoves.

FIRE-PLACE HEATERS.

PARIS KITCHENER RANGE.

E. MAGHT 310-812 EQUITABLE BUILDING. (See Page 1144.)

REAL ESTATE SOLD ON

EASY TERMS GROUND RENTS Bought and Sold C. & P. Tel. St. Paul 2694-Y; Md. Tel, Court 2313

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D. C. LYONS, Public Accountant and Audifor, N. Charles St. BIG SCHOGHEA

HUTZLER BROTHERS,

210-218 Howard Street, North,

IMPORTERS OF

Reliable Dry Goods.

OFFICES IN= THE CALVERT ..... AND

EQUITABLE BUILDINGS FOR RENT.

Buildings Communicating, and Rooms Fitted With All Modern Conveniences for Expediting Business and for the Com- fort of Tenants. Apply at Manager's Office,

844 EQUITABLE BUILDING.

A Directory Library which contains Directories of all the Prin- cipal cities of the United States and United States Possessions, and many of Foreign Cities, is located in Room 950 Calvert Building and is open to the Public Daily.

TELEPHONES : C. & P. 380, St. Paul. Md, 190, Courtland.

JOHN W. MEALY, SON & CO., Diamond Merchants, Jewelers and Silversmiths, 9 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,

"Half Minute from Baltimore St." BALTIMORE.

TOBACCO.

NEUDECKER TOBACCO CO. TOBACCO

DECKER S

OWN

TOBACCO.

D. C. LYONS, Public Accountant and Auditor, N. Charles St.

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R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1903, Part 458

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1887 Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2204

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2204