R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory for 1904, Part 18

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2310

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B & OR R CO'S. ft of Third av. Canton; ft of Caroline. ft of Fell (Central Whf), Locust bet Mill st and Union Dock; ft Patterson and Piers Locust Point

BALTIMORE SHIPBUILDING AND DRY- DOCK CO'S, next to Fort McHenry, L P . BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO'S, Piers. 10 to 13 Light-St Wharf; ft of Wag- ner, ft of Patuxent and ft of Concord

BALTIMORE STORAGE AND LIGHTER- AGE CO'S, ft 8th and 9th avs, Canton RAY LINE. Piers 10 to 13 Light-St Wharf; ft Concord and ft of Patuxent

REACHAM'S, near ft of Montgomery BELT'S, fm Fell E of Ann

BIXLER'S, ft of Covington, south side of Basin

BLACK-SHERIDAN-WILSON CO, ft of Towson. Locust Point

BOLLMAN'S. ft of Second av, Canton BOND ST. ft Bond BONDAY'S, ft of Ann

BOOTH'S. ft of Lancaster

BOOZE, ft of Montgomery

BOSTON STEAMSHIP, ft of McElderry's Wharf

BOWLY'S, S fm 217 E Pratt

BOYCE'S. ft of Decatur, Locust Point

BOYD'S WHARF. ft of Jones, L P

BOYER'S, fm 1319 Philpot

BOYLE'S. E end of Thames

BROADWAY AND LOCUST POINT FER- RY. ft of Broadway and ft of Haubert

BROWN'S (C H), (now Hubbard's), ft of Fifth av, Canton

BROWN'S, S fm Thames west of Bdway BUCHANAN'S. fm 505 E Pratt

CANTON CHEMICAL CO'S. ft 10th av, Canton

CANTON CO'S, ft of Montford av. ft of Leakin, ft of Gwynne: ft of Fifth av, and ft of Luzerne, Canton. fm Boston ft of O'Donnell

CANTON LUMBER CO'S. ft Binney

CANTON OYSTER. fm 2301 Boston

CAROLINE-ST PIER. W fm Caroline S of Lancaster

CENTRAL ELEVATOR CO'S. Clinton near 6th av. Canton

CHARLES-ST WHARF. ft of Charles CHASE'S. fm 1401 Thames

CHESAPEAKE. ft of Lawrence. I. P

CHESTER RIVER STEAMBOAT CO'S. Pier 7 Light-St Wharf

CHIPMAN GEO & SON, ft of Lakewood av CITY DOCK, ft of West Falls av

CITY WHARVES, intersection of Lancas- ter at Caroline

CLARK JAMES CO'S, ft of Webster, south side of Basin

CODD E J CO'S, ft Point

COMMERCIAL, fm 1713 Thames

CONSOLIDATED GAS CO'S, ft of First av. Canton, and ft of Heath, Middle Branch CONSOLIDATION COAL CO'S, ft of Jones. LP

COOPER'S, fm 1317 Philpot

CORNER & SONS, ft of Ann

COTTON PRESS CO'S. ft of Bond

COUNSELMAN'S, ft of Wills

COUNTY, ft of Broadway

DAVIS COAL and COKE CO'S, ft Towson. LP

DAVISON'S, near ft of Lancaster and ft Second av, Canton

DENMEAD, fm Boston ft of Elliott

DETRICK FERTILIZER CO'S, S of Fort av E of Andre, L P

DIGGS BRO'S, ft of Eutaw

DODSON'S, ft of York and Battery av

DONNELL'S, ft of Fell, west side

DRY DOCK. ft of Fort av

DUGAN'S, fm 611 E Pratt

DUNNINGTON'S, ft of Hughes

DURM'S DRY DOCK, ft Cromwell

ELLICOTT'S, ft West, south side of Basin

ELLIS', fm Boston ft of Wagner

EVANS', near ft of York, also ft Bayard FAIT WM CO'S, ft Streeper. Canton

FARREN'S. fm Boston ft of Wagner

FERRY POINT, ft Marshall av

FOOTE'S, fm 2013 Aliceanna

FREDERICK-ST DOCK, ft of Frederick

GEORGE'S CREEK COAL CO'S. ft Nich- olson. L P

GIBBS PRESERVING CO'S, fm Boston ft of Montford av. also ft Wagner GIBSON'S. fm 948 Fell

GILL'S. fm 1713 Philpot

GRAFFLIN'S. ft of Tenth av. Cantou GREBB'S. ft Montford av

GRIFFITH'S. ft Montford av, Canton

HAMILTON'S, ft of Decatur. L P

HANOVER-ST WHARF, ft of Hanover

HAZARD WHARF CO. ft of 11th av, Can- ton

HENDERSON'S. fm near ft of Fell

HOOPER'S, ft of Wolfe

HORN'S. fm Boston and Aliceanna

HORNER'S. ft Ann

HURBARD'S (formerly ( H Brown's), ft Fifth av. Canton

HUGHES' QUAY, intersection Light and Lee

JACKSON'S (N C R R), ft of Bond

JENKINS'. fm Philpot west of Thames JOHNSON'S. near ft of Ludlow, L P

JONES' WHARF Boston E of Gwynne KERR'S, ft of Wills

LANFAIR'S. Boston. opp Gwynne

LANGRALL'S. fm Aliceanna near Chester LAZARETTO POINT. ft Clinton, Canton LEE-ST WHARF. fm Light at ft Lee

LIGHT-ST WHARVES, Light fm Pratt to Lee

Piers 1 to 3 between Pratt and Camden

Piers 4 to 7 between Camden and Conway

Piers 712. 8. 9. 912 and 10, between Con- way and Barre

Piers 11, 12 and 13 to 18 between Barre and Lee

LOCUST POINT TERMINAL AND FOR- WARDING CO'S. Locust Point

LONG DOCK, ft Centre-market space

LUDDINGTON'S. Boston E of Gwynne

MCCLURE'S DOCK, bet Commerce and South

McCOMAS', ft of York and Johnson McCOSKER THOS & CO'S. ft Chesapeake MCCULLOUGH'S, ft of Howard McELDERRY'S, east side of Long Dock

MCGRATH'S, ft of s Lakewood av

MALLORY'S (E B & CO), ft of Lancaster and Thames

MARINE RAILWAY, ft Point

WHARVES AND DOCKS.

Wharves and Docks -- Continued.

MARYLAND FERTILIZER WKS. ft of Clinton, Canton

MERCHANTS COAL CO, ft of Nicholson. LP

MERCHANTS' & MINERS' TRANSPOR- TATION CO'S. ft of Long Dock (Savan- nah Whf), Block cor West Falls av

MILLER BROTHERS', ft of Thames MILLER'S, ft Caroline

MOORE & BRADY'S, ft of Montgomery MURRAY JAS & SON'S, ft of York

NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE TRANS- PORTATION LINE. ft Buchanan's Whf. ()ffice. 204 Light

NORFOLK STEAMBOAT CO'S, Piers 10 to 13 Light-st Whf, ft of Concord, also ft of Patuxent

N CRY ELEVATORS. ft of Sixth av. Can- ton, and ft 14th. Canton

N CRY STEAMSHIP PIER, ft of Eighth av. Canton

N C RY CO'S, ft of Patterson, ft of Bond and Piers 1, 2, 3 and 4 Clinton near Sev- enth av

NUMSEN & SON'S, near ft of West

OBER'S. ft of Hull. L P

O'DONNELLL'S fm 603 E Pratt

ORIENT DISTILLING CO'S, ft Fourth av. Canton

PATAPSCO GUANO CO'S. fm Philpot east of Point

PATTERSON'S. ft of S Montford av

PATTERSON'S (N C Ry), ft of Commerce and Patterson

PEARSON'S, ft of Webster south side of Basin

PHOENIX. S end of Jones, L P

P W & BR R CO'S. ft of Patuxent, Canton

PLATT & CO'S, ft of Boyle, south side Basin

POTOMAC PIERS. 11 and 12 L P

PRATT-ST WHARF, Pratt fm Light to Bowly's Wharf

PRATT'S No 1, E end of Nicholson. L P

QUEEN ANNE'S RAILROAD, Pier 10 Light-St hWarf

RAMSAY'S, ft of Allen, L P RANDALL'S, E end of Thames

RANSTEAD'S, ft of Bush

REEDER'S, ft of Johnson, and ft of Cross REESE'S. near ft of Ludlow. L P

REIMAN'S, ft of Jones. I. P

SHAW BROS', ft of Jones, L P

SHRYOCK'S. Philpot, Thames and Caro- line

SKINNER'S, ft of Cross

SLINGLUFF'S. West end of Winder

SMITH'S, ft of Gay, east side

SOUTH-ST WHARF, ft of South

SPEAR'S, fm 419 E Pratt

SPEDDEN'S, ft of Broadway and fm Bos- ton ft of Chesapeake

STABLER'S, ft William

STANDARD OIL CO'S, ft Second av and ft Fourth av, ft 3d av, Canton, ft Andre, L P, and ft Moale

STANSBURY'S, fm Aliceanna near Boston STEWART'S, fm Fell near ft of Ann

STICKNEY'S, Lazaretto Point, Canton

TAYLOR'S, fin Philpot W of Point

TAYLOR'S, fm Aliceanna nr Boston

TUNIS LUMBER CO'S (See Canton Lum- ber Co)

TYLER'S, fm Boston ft of Luzerne TYSON'S. ft of Eighth av. Canton

UNION DOCK, ft of Concord

U S LIGHTHOUSE, ft Clinton, Canton

WARD'S, ft of Fourth av. Canton

WATER'S, N E cor Fell and Wolfe

WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO, Piers 2, 8, 9 Light-St Wharf

WILLS-ST WHARF, ft of Wills

WINAN'S, ft of Covington and ft of Kelso WOODALL & CO'S SHIP YARD, ft Allen WOODSIDE & GRIFFITH'S, South side of Basin

YORK RIVER STEAMBOAT CO'S, Light cor Lee

YOUNG J S CO. ft of Lakewood av

Circulars Addressed to any Trade, Profession or Business Conducted in any of the Cities of the United States, Addresses taken from Latest Publications.

R. L. POLK & CO.,

957-959 Calvert Building, TEMPORARY LOCATION 726 N. HOWARD, BALTIMORE, MD.

C. & P. Phone, Mt. Vernon 4522 Y.

Md. Phone, 7371 W.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co. OF BALTIMORE, N. E. Gor. German and Galvert Streets, Temporary Location : 610 Cathedral St., Baltimore. OPEN FOR BUSINESS FROM 9 A, M. TO 4 P. M.

CAPITAL, - SURPLUS, -

$2,000,000.00 $3,500,000.00

This Company is a Legal Depository for money paid into Court, and is authorized to act as Guardian, Trustee or Executor.

Interest Allowed on Deposits, which may be made at any time and withdrawn upon notice, and will be entitled to interest at such rate as may be agreed upon. Executor, Administrator, Trustee of Estates.

Religious and Benevolent Institutions will find this Company a convenient De- pository for money. Indestructible Vaults for safekeeping of securities and valuables of all kinds.

Allows Interest on Daily Balances, Subject to Check.

Investment Securities Always on Hand. Correspondence Invited.

OFFICERS.

JOHN GILL, of R., President. W. W. SPENCE, Vice-President. C. R. SPENCE, Second Vice-President. A. H. S. POST, Third Vice-President. JOHN McHENRY, Treasurer. JOS. R. WALKER, Secretary. CHAS. E. McLANE, Asst. Sec. and Treas.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. WM. H. WHITRIDGE, Chairman.

CHARLES D. FISHER,

AUBREY PEARRE,

WILTON SNOWDEN.

F. M. COLSTON,

WM. H. BLACKFORD, LAWRASON RIGGS.

TRUST COMMITTEE.

WILTON SNOWDEN.

W.M. H. BLACKFORD.

DIRECTORS:

BALTIMORE.

w. W. Spence. .Capitalist

Louis McLane . Capitalist

E. Austin Jenkins .Merchant

Charles D. Fisher. of Gill & Fisher

John D. Howard .. .Banker

Wm. H. Whitridge.

. Merchant

H. A. Orrick. . Banker

Stewart Brown.

Counselor-at-Law

Blanchard Randall

Merchant

Wm. H. Blackford ..

J. B. Ramsay.

Pres. National Mechanics' Bank

Lawrason Riggs.

Counselor-at-Law

Charles W. Slagle

Merchant

Charles F. Mayer . Capitalist

Wm. T. Dixon.

Pres. Nat. Exchange Bank

Simon Rosenburg. .Banker

John K. Shaw. Pres. Century Coal Co.

John Gill of R. .President

C. R. Spence .2d Vice-President

Douglas H. Thomas ..

Pres. Merchants National Bank

Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co.

NEW YORK.

Jas. T. Woodward.

President The Hanover National Bank

William Salomon . Wm. Salomon & Co., Bankers

ATLANTA.

Robert J. Lowry.

President The Lowry National Bank

ELKINS, W. VA. . Capitalist Hon. Henry G. Davis

Nelson Perin Capitalist

N. W. James .. Merchant

Aubrey Pearre Merchant

Pres. Md. Life Ins. Co.

Sam'l J. Lanahan Merchant Decatur H. Miller. . Capitalist Robert Garrett Capitalist T. Edw. Hambleton Banker

Fred M. Colston Banker Wilton Snowden.

Treas. Balto. Equitable Society

A. H. S. Post. .3d Vice-President

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

The Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company,

EQUITABLE BUILDING, Cor. Calvert and Fayette Streets, Baltimore, Md.

Temporary Location, 105 W. Fayette St.

CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Authorized Capital, $2,000,000. Capital Paid In, $1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits Jan. 1, 1903, $2,500,000.

ROBERT C. DAVIDSON, Pres. GERMAN H. HUNT, Vice-Pres. OFFICERS: ROBERT K. WARING, Vice-Pres. CHARLES W. BAER, Sec. and Treas. HENRY W. WARNER, Asst. Sec. and Treas.

TRANSACTS A REGULAR BANKING BUSINESS.

Receives deposits of money payable by check on demand, and allows interest thereon. Offers ample facilities to depositors in the collection of Coupons, Notes, etc.

Particular attention given to accounts of executors, guardians, trustees and re- ligious and charitable organizations.

Special rates of interest allowed on money payable on fixed time.

Safety deposit boxes for Rent in the Company's Burglar-proof and Fire-Proof Vault, affording security against loss by fire, robbery or accident. These boxes vary in price and size, and are of the latest improved patterns.

Receives for safekeeping Securities, Deeds, Mortgages and other valuables at reasonable prices.

Collects ground rents, interest on mortgages, dividends and income of all kinds, and makes prompt remittance of same, or will hold subject to orders.

Authorized trustee and financial agent for any persons, societies, corporations or municipal authority.

Acts as agent or attorney for buying, holding, leasing, and selling real estate. Acts as Trustee, Guardian, Executor, Administrator, Assignee. Receiver. Attorney, etc. Legal trustee under mortgages for railroad and other corporations. Receives and executes Trusts of every description under the appointment of Courts, Corpor- ations and Individuals.

Is a legal depository of all moneys paid into court by agreement, decree or other- wise, and of all funds in the hands of officers of the court awaiting distribution. On all such deposits interest is allowed from day of deposit.

Acts as agent for the payment of bonds, coupons, dividends, etc., and as trans- fer agent for the stocks and bonds of incorporated companies.

You are respectfully invited to inspect the vaults and premises of the Company. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT ACT AS SURETY UPON ANY CLASS OF BONDS, NOR DOES IT INCUR THE HAZARDOUS RISKS WHICH ARE NECESSARILY INVOLVED IN GUARANTEEING THE PERSONAL FIDELITY OF INDIVIDUALS.

DIRECTORS.

ROBT. C. DAVIDSON.

GEORGE K. McGAW. J. W. MIDDENDORF.

GERMAN H. HUNT.

JOHN A. WHITRIDGE. JAS. A. GARY. EUGENE LEVERING.

F. T. REDWOOD.

H. IRVINE KEYSER.

CHARLES MARKELL.

ROBERT K. WARING.

ELISHA H. PERKINS.

THEODORE MARBURG.

DAVID AMBACH. EDWD. B. SMITH.

FRANCIS M. JENCKS.

CHARLES W. BAER.

FRANK S. HAMBLETON.

ISAAC H. DIXON.

E. L. BARTLETT. R. CURZON HOFFMAN. GEORGE R. GAITHER.

C ... C. BUCKMAN.

J. SKELTON WILLIAMS.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

FARMERS' TRUST, BANKING AND DEPOSIT CO. OF BALTIMORE, MD.

Conducts a General Banking Business. Also Savings Bank Department.

Chartered to Act as Executor and Administrator of Estates. Depository of Trust Funds. Trustee for Corporation Mortgages. Manages Estates, Collects Ground Rents, Etc.

BRANCH BANKS:

Galena, Md., Hancock, Md., Keedysville, Md., Mt. Airy, Md., Darlington, Md.

OFFICERS:

JOHN W. WOODLAND, President. ELBRIDGE S. JOHNSON, First Vice-President. J. FENTON THOMAS, Second Vice-Pesident. WM. D. ALLEN, Secretary-Treasurer.

OFFICES: 32 EAST FAYETTE STREET.

Temporary Location: 211 N. Liberty St.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

MARYLAND TRUST CO.,

MARYLAND TRUST BUILDING, N. W. Cor. Calvert and German Sts.,

BALTIMORE.

Temporary Location, Md. Telephone Building, S. E. Cor. Lexington and Courtland Streets.

CAPITAL SURPLUS

$2,125,000

$2,437,500

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. A Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds.

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.

Acts as Financial Agent for States, Cities, Towns, Railroads and other Corporations. Transacts a general Trust Business. Lends money on approved security. Acts as Trustee under Mortgages, As- signments and Deeds of Trust; as Agent for the Transfer or Regis- tration of Stocks and Bonds, and for the payment of coupons, interest and dividends.

JOSHUA LEVERING ALLAN McLANE. CARROLL VAN NESS Secretary and Treasurer

L. S. ZIMMERMAN.

First Vice-President . Third Vice-President

Asst. Secretary and Asst. Treasurer

DIRECTORS.

WM. A. MARBURG, H. J. BOWDOIN,

LLOYD L. JACKSON, J WILLCOX BROWN. JOSHUA LEVERING. LEOPOLD STROUSE, HENRY WALTERS. H. A. PARR. B. N. BAKER. ANDREW D. JONES, JAMES BOND.

CLAYTON C. HALL, FREDERICK W. WOOD,

GEO. A. VON LINGEN,

JOHN A. TOMPKINS,

SEYMOUR MANDELBAUM,

JOHN PLEASANTS, JOSIAH L. BLACKWELL,

GEORGE C. JENKINS,

JOHN 8. WILSON,

L. F. LOREE. J. SOUTHGATE LEMMON.

W. B. BROOKS, JR.,

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Sentral

Trust Company

OF MARYLAND. Maryland Telephone Bldg., N. E. Cor. Lexington and Courtland Sts.

CAPITAL, SURPLUS, - 125,000

- $500,000

UNDIVIDED PROFITS, - 128,000

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Receiver and Trustee under Mortgages and Deeds of Trust.

Conducts a General Banking and Trust Business. Interest allowed on deposits of any amount.

G. I. T. GOULD, President. H. H. HUBNER, Vice-Pres HARRY L. BENSON, Sec'y and Treas.

DIRECTORS:

JOHN HUBNER. N. P. BOND. GEORGE R. WILLIS.

GEORGE R. WEBB.

JAMES E. INGRAM ..

WM. SCHWARZ. JOHN WATERS.

THOS. E. BOND.

E. B. HUNTING.

J. L. BLACKWELL.

HENRY A. PARR. C. I. T. GOULD.

JOHN T. STONE. DAVID E. EVANS.

H. H. HUBNER.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE, No. 13 South St.

Telephones, C. & P., Private Exchange St. Paul 2575 and Maryland, Courtland 1683.

Chartered to act as Executor and Administrator of Estates ; De- pository of Trust Funds; Trustee for Railroad Mortgages and the Ex- ecution of Trusts of every description; Agents for Managing and Renting Real Estate, Collecting Rents, Ground Rents, Etc., and for Safe-Keeping of Securities and other Valuables, and Renting Private Safes in its indestructible Vaults.

OFFICERS.

MICHAEL JENKINS. President.

H. WALTERS. Vice-President.

JOHN W. MARSHALL Second Vice-President.

JOHN J. NELLIGAN Third Vice-President-Sec'y.

H. H. M. LEE. Assistant Secretary.

ANDREW P. SPAMER Treasurer.

GEORGE B. GAMMIE Assistant Treasurer.

GEORGE R. TUDOR. Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

Michael Jenkins, Francis White, H. Walters, Edwin F. Abell, Waldo Newcomer. Blanchard Randall. John B. Ramsay, Norman James, John W. Marshall.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Canton National Bank, Elliott Street, Gor. East Avenue.

Capital

$100,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits 40,000

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.

HENRY J. MCGRATH, Prest. CHAS. R. KENDIG, Vice-Prest. JOHN W. H. GEIGER, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

ALEX. A. SANNER. CHAS. R. KENDIG. EDWARD J. CODD. BENJ. H. LEACH. H. J. MCGRATH.

JAS. D. HUGHES.

SAML. H. ROBERTS. THOS. McCOSKER. JOHN HUBERT.

GOTTLIEB STENGEL.

JOHN W. H. GEIGER.

Citizens' National Bank

OF BALTIMORE, MD. N. E. Cor. Pratt and Hanover Streets.

Capital, $1,000,000.

Surplus, $1,400,000.

Profits, $400,000.

JOHN S. GIBBS, President

DAVID AMBACH, Vice-President.

WILLIAM H. O'CONNELL,

Cashier.

ALBERT D. GRAHAM, Asst. Cashier.

CHARLES W. SLAGLE. WESLEY M. OLER. JAMES E. INGRAM.

DIRECTORS. JOHN S. GIBBS. REUBEN FOSTER. JAMES A. GARY.

DAVID AMBACH. WM. H. GORMAN. JOS. H. JUDIK.

DISCOUNT DAILY.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

CHARLES E. RIEMAN H. M. MASON WILSON KEYSER

President.

Cashier.

Assistant Cashier.

Commercial & Farmers National Bank,

. HOWARD and GERMAN STS., BALTIMORE, MD.

DROVERS' AND

MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK,

N. W. COR. EUTAW AND FAYETTE STREETS.

CAPITAL, $300,000. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $475,000. DISCOUNTS DAILY.

Safe Deposit Vaults, Steel Boxes, $3.00 Per Year.

JAMES CLARK, President. CHAS. S. MILLER, Cashier.

LEOPOLD STROUSE, Vice-President. EDWIN P. HAYDEN, Ass't. Cashier.

JAMES CLARK. LEOPOLD STROUSE. DR. M. H. CARTER.

DIRECTORS. J. H. SCHNEPFE. CHARLES ADLER. PAUL A. SEEGER. HAMILTON G. FANT.

ROBERT D. HOPKINS. FRANK C. WACHTER. GEO. W. KIRWAN.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Chas. T. Crane, President. Carter G. Osburn, Cashier.

Wm. P. Harvey, Vice-President. J. E. Marshall, Assistant Cashier.

Farmers and Merchants , National Bank of Baltimore, Cor. South and Lombard Streets, Temporary Location, N. E. Cor. Charles and Saratoga Streets, Capital, $650,000. Surplus and Profits, $425,000.

Correspondents:

National Park Bank, New York.

Western National Bank, Philadelphia.

State National Bank. Boston.

First National Bank, Philadelphia.

Tradesmen's National Bank, Philadelphia. Continental National Bank, Chicago. Third National Bank, Cincinnati. Citizens' National Bank, Washington.

National Bank of Commerce, St. Louis, Mo.

Does a General Banking and Collection Business.

ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS SOLICITED.

CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, No. 17 South St., Granite Bldg. Temporary Location, Gay and High Sts., Baltimore, Md.

Capital, $1,000,000.

Surplus and Profits, $400,000.

JAS. D. FERGUSON, President. H. B. WILCOX, Cashier.

THEODORE HOOPER, Vice-President. WM. S. HAMMOND, Ass't Cashier.

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.

CITY DEPOSITORY.

DIRECTORS.

JAS. T. WOODWARD, J. D. FERGUSON, THEODORE HOOPER. BLANCHARD RANDALL, JOS. R. FOARD,

HUGH SISSON,

ROBT. M. SUTTON,

NATH'L W. JAMES,

JOHN W. HALL,

LOUIS MULLER, WM. C. ROUSE, JAMES A. SMYSER,

JAS. H. ECKELS,

WM. A. DICKEY,

CHAS. R. SPENCE, JOS. FRIEDENWALD, GEORGE A. BLAKE, ALEX. T. LEFTWICH, A. H. S. POST,

SOLOMON FRANK, JOHN HUBNER.

This bank offers the best facilities for prompt collec= tions at reasonable rates.

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SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

DR. CHAS. G. W. MACGILL. President.

Vice- Presidents, VICTOR G. BLOEDE,

ARTHUR C. MONTELL. Cashier.

JOHN F. SIPPEL.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

CATONSVILLE, MD.

CAPITAL $50,000 00 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $15,725 27

DEPOSITS

$274,796 84

DIRECTORS:

CHARLES G. W. MACGILL, Physician. : DAVID E. EVANS, Capitalist. VICTOR G. BLOEDE, Manufacturer, ARTHUR C .- MONTELL.

. President V. G. Bloede Co. and The Eden Construction Co.

JOHN F. SIPPEL, Cashier Third National Bank, Baltimore.

WILLIAM B. WILSON, Banker.

Of Wilson, Colston & Co., Baltimore.

D. LOWENTHAL, Manufacturer.

EDWIN J. FARBER, Attorney-at-Law, President Daily Record Building Co.

DANIEL A. LEONARD, Contractor.

JACOB HANN, JR., Secretary and Treas- urer of Union Stock Yard Co.

GEORGE J. HAFER, Coal Merchant.

ACCOUNTS INVITED UPON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS CONSISTENT WITH CONSERVATIVE BANKING.

C. & P. Tel., Catonsville 600.

Maryland, Tel., 192-L.

GERMAN AMERICAN BANK,

524 526 SOUTH BROADWAY.

CAPITAL STOCK. $300.000. SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $90,144.35.

Accounts of Firms and Corporations Solicited.

Prompt and Careful Attention Given to Collections on the Most Reasonable Terms. -AND- DISCOUNTS GRANTED DAILY.

ALEXANDER Y. DOLFIELO, LOUIS F. DIETZ,

PRESIDENT. CASHIER.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Maryland National Bank

OF BALTIMORE, MD. CHARTERED 1901.

Capital Paid Up,

$200.000

Surplus and Undivided Profits,

8,000

THORNTON ROLLINS, President. HERMAN S. PLATT, Vice=Pres't. JOSEPH A. McKELLIP, Cashier. 1 DIRECTORS: THORNTON ROLLINS,

RUFUS WOODS, FREDERICK C. SEEMAN,

HERMAN S. PLATT,

W. W. EDMONDSON,

G. A. SCHLENS. J STUART MacDONALD, WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN, HARRY M. WAGNER,

J. W. ELLARD,

C. O'D. LEE, LLOYD L. JACKSON, JR.,

This Bank has excellent facilities for making collections throughout the state, having corres- pondents in all the principal cities. Proceeds promptly remitted.

HOPKINS PLACE AND LOMBARD STREET.

We would be pleased to receive a share of your business.

Merchants' National Bank,

SOUTH AND WATER STREETS. Temporary Location, 309 CATHEDRAL STREET.

DOUGLAS H. THOMAS, President.

WILLIAM INGLE, Cashier.

J. CLEVELAND WANDS, Asst. Cashier. J. C. FENHAGEN, Asst. Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

W. GRAHAM BOWDOIN, DOUGLAS H. THOMAS, THOMAS K. CAREY,

FRANCIS E. WATERS,

CHARLES A. WEBB,

JOHN S. GITTINGS.

Depository for United States Government.

CAPITAL. UNDIVIDED PROFITS,

$1.500,000

890,000

As the Largest Bank in the State, we offer the best Facilities for the Transaction of Business.

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

JAS. L. MCLANE, PRESIDENT,

HENRY C. JAMES, CASHIER,

The National Bank of Baltimore,

Cor. Baltimore and St. Paul Sts , Temporary Location, 333 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.

Chartered by State of Maryland 1795. Organized as a National Bank 1865-1885.

CAPITAL, $1,210,700. SURPLUS, $250,000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $105,126.95.

Dividends, January and July. Last One Paid, No. 212.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

JAMES L. McLANE, WILTON SNOWDEN,

JOHN K. SHAW, DECATUR H. MILLER, JR.,

C. MORTON STEWART, JR., JOSHUA LEVERING,

HENRY C. JAMES.

This Bank Does a General Banking and Collection Business and Solicits Ac- counts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations.

National Bank of Commerce OF BALTIMORE.

NO. 26 SOUTH ST.,

Temporary Location : 28 W. LEXINGTON STREET.

Capital, - - $300,000 Surplus Profits, $253,000

DIRECTORS:

EUGENE LEVERING, !

JOHN A. TOMPKINS.

HENRY WILLIAMS,

HARRY FAHNESTOCK,

JOHN R. BLAND,

HIRAM G. DUDLEY,

DOUGLAS M. WYLIE,

HARRY R. JONES,

JAMES R. EDMUNDS.

EUGENE LEVERING, President. JAMES R. EDMUNDS, Vice-President and Cashier. MAGRUDER POWELL, Assistant Cashier.

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold. Letters of Credit Issued.

The National Exchange Bank OF BALTIMORE, MD. (ORGANIZED 1865.) HOPKINS PLACE, LIBERTY AND GERMAN STS. Temporary Location, 517 W. Baltimore Street.

Capital, $1,000,000.

Surplus and Profits over $600,000.

WM. T. DIXON, President. CHAS. W. DORSEY, Vice-Prest. R. VINTON LANSDALE, Cashier.

U. S. Depository and Depository for the State of Maryland and City of Baltimore. Business and Personal Accounts Invited.

DIRECTORS: (

- ROBT. B. DIXON. W.M. T. DIXON. SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN. FREDK. P. STIEFF, PHILIP HAMBURGER, SAMUEL D. SCHMUCKER,

J. C. STONEBURNER, WILLIAM A. HANWAY, J. ALBERT HUGHES, R. VINTON LANSDALE, CHAS. W. DORSEY,

WM. B. HURST,

WM. H. MATTHAI,

ELI OPPENHEIM.

Counsel, GEORGE WHITELOCK.

Notary, W. H. H. RALEIGH

National Howard Bank, Gor. Howard and Fayette Streets, BALTIMORE, MD.

Capital, $230,000. .

Surplus and Undivided Profits, $44,200.

The Accounts of Mercantile Firms, Corporations, Individuals, Trustees and Administrators are Solicited, and Will Receive Careful Attention.

Collections Made On All Points Promptly.

HENRY CLARK, President.

THOMAS O'NEILL, Vice-Prest

WILLIAM H. Roberts, Jr., Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

WM. H. BAYLESS, JOS. A. BOLGIANO, HENRY BURGUNDER, WM. C. CARROLL, HENRY CLARK. JACOB EPSTEIN.

HENRY F. NEW.

THOMAS O'NEILL,

E. CLAY TIMANUS,

JOHN WATERS,

JAS. H. PARRISH,

WM. H. ROBERTS, JR.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

National Marine Bank

OF BALTIMORE. Incorporated 1810. ONE OF THE OLDEST BANKS IN THE CITY.

N. E. Cor. Gay and Water Streets

Temporary Location, 201 N. Calvert Street. Capital, $400,000, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $140,000.

JOHN M. LITTIG, Pres't.

GEORGE R. VICKERS, Jr., Vice-Pres't.

YATES PENNIMAN, Cashier.

THOS. F. SHRIVER, Asst. Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

JOHN M. LITTIG,

H. C. MATTHEWS,

JAMES W. BATES,

GEO. R. VICKERS, JR.,

V. J. BROWN, GEO. R. HEFFNER,

WALTER W. ABELL,

F. E. S. WOLFE,

TOWNSEND SCOTT.

A Regular Banking Business Transacted. Collections Carefully Made and Promptly Accounted For on Moderate Terms. Accounts Solicited and Will Receive Careful Attention.

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.

National Mechanics' Bank, Established 1806.

N. W. Cor. South and German Sts. Temporary Location, Maryland Telephone Building, S. E. Cor. Lexington and Courtland Streets.

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Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1887 Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2310

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2310