Woods' Baltimore city directory (1883), Part 249

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Publication date: 1883
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Leonard Daniel D. 782 w Baltimore

Lloyd Wm. e Woodberry

Loane Joseph F. 654 w Baltimore

Martin Francis A. 158 Division

McCoy John N. & Co. 22 w Fayette

McGinnis James & Co., Front and Plowman

JAMES MCGINNIS & CO. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS

Cor. Front and Plowman Sts. Opposite Baltimore Street.

Personal Attention given to Funerals. Carriages, &c., furnished at the most reasonable rates. Residence, No. 119 S. High Street.

Mears Henry W. 45 n Gay Meeth & Shields, 60 n Carrollton ar Namuth F. T., Chew and Dallas

Owens Jobn H. jr. 152 Lee Perkins Geo. W. 130 Henrietta

Rau & Bartell, 62} w Baltimore

Rohde Andrew, 48 Penna av Ross Hercules, 95 Conway Rossing Chas .. 196 e Baltimore

Sanders H. & Son, 252 Canton av

Sanders James, 57 Josephine

Schaefer F. Lewis, 109 n Fremont Schilling Geo., Monument and Aisquith

Schlomann Ernest, 200 s Sharp Schultheis Henry, 261 e Monument Scriven Chas. T. 271 n Eutaw Stewart & Mowen, 35 Park av Tickner Wm. J. 65 s Eutaw Troll Fredk. N. 131 Hanover Weaver John W. 129 n Paca Weaver Wmn. 202 n Eutaw

WILLIAM WEAVER, (Successor to Jacob Weaver,)

UNDERTAKER,

202 N. EUTAW STREET, Bet. Monument and Madison Sts. CASKETS and COFFINS of every description for- nished in the very best manner.

White Chas. A. 35 Granby Wilson John H., Wolfe nr Biddle

Undertakers' Trimmings.

Carr Wm. S. & Co. 312 w Pratt Duer John & Sons, 24 s Charles Kann & Sons, 40 n Holliday Norris C. Sidney & Co. 36 Hanover Sauter Wm. 268 w Pratt

Schultz A. 60 e Baltimore Warfield & Rohr, 62 Hopkins pl

EXCELSIOR ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, S. W. Cor. Baltimore and Light Streets.

HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS.

Largest Lite Ins. Co. in the World, O. F. Bresee & Sons, Gen'i Agts.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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Upholsterers.

Askew Albert C. 191 Madison av Bode Gustave H. 76 n Howard Bowen & Sanders, 39 n Liberty Bregenzer Chas. A. 56 n Greene Carmine & Co. 417 w Pratt Causey Wm.W. 254 Lexington

COLE P. J., Upholstering & Spe- cialty, Furniture Upholstered and Varnished, 338 Penna av.

Cramblitt & Stinson, 111 Lexington Crook & Burgess, 28 Park av Denny & Morgan, 93 s Broadway Farson Geo. W. 576 w Baltimore Ford Bros. 412 w Baltimore ForsterGeo.S.(npholsterers'packng)46McHenry Graf John, 48 Camden Grau Bros. 226 e Baltimore Gross Wm. S. 189 e Eager Gruebel Geo. W. 76 Park av Gundersdorf Henry, 80 n Pine Healy Francis P. 197 n Eutaw Herring O. 39 n Howard Holland Wm. 72 n Howard Horn Theodore, 230 Eastern av Hynson's B. T. Sons, 54 n Howard Johnson Ambrose, 96 Franklin Koetzner Wm. C. 119 Low Kugler Thos. 86 n Howard Landman Geo. & Henry, 61 n Schroeder Loane Mrs. S. J. 101 w Biddle McCollum Ferman A. 164 n Eutaw Muller H. K. & Bro. 119 Lexington Nordhoff Christian, 502 w Baltimore Pollack Uriah A. 96 n Howard Raeke Fredk. 68 Park av Rosello Antonio; over 264 w Baltimore Schaefer Geo. W. 248 Mulberry Smith Asa H. 913 w Baltimore Sprenkle Chas. 208 e Baltimore Walters Lewis P. 22 n Pine Ward Patk. & Son, 80 n Calvert White Orlando G. 749 w Lombard

Upholstery Goods.

Arnold, Marshall & Co. 53 Light Duer John & Sons, 24 s Charles Fowler, Morse & Co. 22 s Charles Michael & Bro. 125 w Baltimore Norris C. Sidney & Co. 36 Hanover Solomon's B. L. Sons, of N. Y. 16 Hanover Valiant Jos. G. & Co. 183 Madison av

UPHOLSTERY GOODS,

AND CURTAIN MATERIALS.

C. SIDNEY NORRIS & CO.

LARGEST AND. BEST ASSORTED

- STOCK IN THE CITY.

No. 36 HANOVER STREET.

HIRAM WOODS. JNO. C. ROBERTSON.

WOODS & ROBERTSON, Brokers & Real Estate Agts, 41 LEXINGTON STREET.

HOUSES, BUILDING LOTS AND FARMS, FOR SALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE. MINERAL AND TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. GROUND RENTS purchased and for sale, RENTS COLLECTED. Entire Management of ESTATES undertaken. Money Loaned on Mortgage.

Veterinary Surgeons.

Armiger Jos. 516 e Chase

Barnes John H. 44 Davis

Barron Thos. F. & Son, 97 Argyle av

Boone Edwd. B. 188 s Washington

Counselman Wm. H. 775 Saratoga

Cover Benj. F. 118 s Eden Della John W. 182 Montgomery

Dougherty Wm. 20 Richmond

Fannin John, 151 Bank

Herbert The :. J. 235 Harford av

Jones Thos. 341 e Eager

Lemay D. 150 Saratoga Linthicum Chas. G. 62 Columbia av Luckett W. L. 437 e Monument

Lyon Lemuel Z. 661 Penna av

Martenet Wm. H. 152 Saratoga Mosely David C. 58 Jasper

Myers Thaddeus, 220 Orleans

Plummer Edwd. 198 East Pirie Wm. 47 s Paca Spranklin John J. & Thos. 236 n Caroline

Steck Chas. A. jr. 80 n Broadway Thompson Geo. 157 s Eden

Thorn John, 26 Clinton Thorne John, 144 n Front

Verleger Chas. F. 116 s Bond

Vohden Saml. 98 n Fremont

Voltz Harman E. 293 Hanover

Weidner John N. 128 Columbia av

Vinegar-Importers.

Bollman Fred. M. 63 s Gay Carl Emil E. 19 Commerce Soine & Co. 21 s Charles

Vinegar Makers.

Cary F. B. 36 Penna av

Elmer Lewis & Sons, 57 South

Kuhl Franz, Belair av ext

Lutz Augustus, 263 n Bond Lutz Geo. 341 Penna av Pancer Fred. 239 s Bond Poncet Matthew, 2 Necessity al

Ports J. Wm. 150 w Lombard

Schlegel Frank, 185 s Ann

Turnt L. 38 e Pratt

Wittich Ferd. 59 8 High

Washing Blue.

Dunscomb Thos. C. 65 s Charles Hecht Isaac, 182 Canton av

SADLERS' BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE

BLUE STONE WORKERS,

432 W. Pratt, Cor. Penn St. M. GAULT & SON,

SILLS, STEPS, COPING.

SIDE-WALKS, CROSSINGS. CURBINGS.

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

H. MAGNE, Agent, 14 S. Charles St.

The Peerless Punch and Shear Co.

MONEY to LOAN in SUMS to SUIT, From 1 to 2%% per cent. At BENJAMIN & CO'S LOAN ( BANKING HOUSE,

Nos. 27,29 & 31 Fayette St., near Gay. ESTABLISHED 1880.

This old and responsible House still continues 10 make the Largest Loans on all kinds of Collaterals, and on Merchandise and Valuables in general; also Planos and Organs. Parties so dewiring can have their De- posits kept for twelve months, if so agreed upon. Goods bought and sold. Private entrance, No. 81.

Hosmer H. A. & Bro. 51 s Charles Killmond Elmer M. 120 n Eden Ritter John, 41 Short

Watches and Jewelry. ( See Jewelry. )

Akers Edwd. 126 Hanover

Becker Chas. 53 n Gay Bein Chas. 84 Lexington

Beneze J. 138 & Broadway Bissing W. F. 280 w Baltimore Blake Chas. W. 27 n Charles Brackland Bernard, 376 Light Clark Gabriel D., Calvert and Water Darden Geo. F., Calvert and Fayette Emrich Simon, 319 n Gay Ericson Chas. over 4 n Charles Geary & Weale, 169 w Baltimore Gehring John G. 194 n Gay Groneberg August E. 70 e Baltimore Hare John R. 63 w Fayette

Hennegen, Bates & Co. 229 w Baltimore

Janowitz Simon, 137 w Baltimore Jeanneret Ulysses, 83 n Gay Jeanneret Zelim, 68 w Fayette Justis & Armiger, 195 w Baltimore

JustisWm.S.& Son, ( wholesale) 212 w Baltimore Juzek Thos. 68 n Eutaw Kaiser Chas. 133 Lexington Kirk Saml. & Son, 172 w Baltimore Kramer Fred. & Son, 277 n Gay Kuenne Edwd. 235 Light Lemkuhl Lewis, 868 w Baltimore Levi M. & Bro. 141 Light-st whf Macdonald J. Stuart, 4 n Charles Marks Louis, 14 Ridgely May Wm. (watches and watch materials) 125 w Fayette Menkert Fred. 88 Penna av Mills Job, 136 w Pratt Nicklas John, 389 w Baltimore

Nily Fredk. 428 w Baltimore Nord A. T. 563 n Liberty Nuitz Chas. C. 167 n Eutaw Ostendorf John A. 120 Saratoga Overbeck Chas. 28 w Baltimore Pepar Chas. H. 814 w Baltimore Plummer John F. 130 n Gay Prince Alfred, 280} w Baltimore Raitt Chas. 3194 Penna av Reifner John C. 48 e Baltimore Riepe J. H. 282 w Baltimore Rodberg Simon I. 192 w Baltimore Rosenthal Wm. over 22 Water Sadtler & Sons, 212 w Baltimore Saxton Wm. H. 2 Light

Schmalz Henry, 505 n Gay Schoen wetter Carl, 12 n Holliday Spear Alex. L. 47 w Baltimore Staib Adolph, 80 w Fayette Starkey Francis H. 212 w Baltimore. Stunz John F. 206 n Gay Thurman Adelbert, 272 Canton av Utermohle August jr. 160 e Baltimore Vetter Zacharias, 232 e Pratt Walbrecher Wm.F. 153 w Madison Wallenhorst Arthur, 17 s Gay Wannenberg John, 164 e Madison Welsh & Bro. 225 w Baltimore Wetherald Thos. 2 Harrison Woestmann Frank, over 93 w Baltimore

Watch Case Makers.

Dunkerly Geo.L. 93 w Baltimore Van Tromp John, 12 n Holliday

Water Closets.

Ford Edwd. C. 372 w Pratt

Wax Work.

Blotkamp Mary, 260 e Lombard Church Mary, 222 w Biddle Diedmann Bertha, 126 Orleans Fureschi Elizab. 59 n Calvert Siebrecht Wilhelmina, 453 n Gay Zeiler Kate, 81 s Wolfe

Weather Strips. Arnold Richard H. 125 Mulberry

Weighers.

Carey Alex.G., Frederick and Lombard Cottman Clarence, Holliday and Exchange pl Eichelberger Saml.E. 2 Spear's whf FitzPatrick N. & Co. 30 s Frederick Jacobs F.C. 3 Exchange pl

Keyser R.F.& Co. 17 Thames Merceret Louis. 79 Smith's whf Morton Geo.C. 66 s Gay Prince C.L.& Co., Second and Frederick

Richter J. Otto, 6 Union dock

State Grain Weigher, office Chamber of Com- merce bldg, Abraham Winters, weigher gen'l Watkins Wm.H. 13 Cheapside

Whips and Canes.

Beehler Francis T. 343 e Baltimore Derlin August, 61 n Eutaw Katenkamp Deidrich & Son, 66 n Howard Kellogg Wm.G. over 11 Park av Millikin Jas.H.& Sons, 20 Light

White Lead Manufacturers.

Adams White Lead Co., Eutaw and Cross -Baltimore Chemical Paint and Varnish Works, Wm. Davison & Co. proprs, 118 w Lombard Baker Bros. & Co. 32 and 34 s Charles Ellicott Wm. M.& Sons, 3 Spear's whf King Wm.H.& Co. 101 Smith's whf Maryland White Lead Co., John Curlett, presi- dent, 35 Postoffice av

EXCELSIOR ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, S. W. Cor. Baltimore and Light Streete.

MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

Assets $100,000,000. O. F. Bresee & Sons, General Agts.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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Wire and Wire Workers.

Balderston Hugh & Son, 66 s Calvert Dufur & Co. 36 n Howard Fuller Wm. & Co. ( wire) 57 s Charles Parker E.L.& Co. (wire) 83 s Charles Southcomb & Bro. 7 n Eutaw Stidman & Co. 16 n Frederick

Wood Dealers.

Bardroff Lewis E. 45 Boston Booze J. & Co., Light and Lee Brooks J. & Bro .. Boston and Patuxext Byrd John W.C., Light and Barre Cloke & Bro., Lancaster and Dallas Deal Geo. W. jr .. 56 n Wolfe Ehrman & Bro., 282 s Broadway Goodwin Benj. 141 Columbia av Holzemer Chas. 197 Stirling Keen Jesse W. 11 St. Peter Leyshon G.& W. 25 s Eden Lippy Edwd.C. 101 Argyle av Logue Wm.H., 164 Chew Mccullough J. G. n w cor Fremont and Pratt and n w cor Park av and Fayette McNamara Jas.T., William and Lee Michael J.D.& W.G., Union dock North John, 89 Leadenhall Plempel & Son, 103 McElderry's whf Robinson David, 417 n Gilmor Roney Patk., Bowly st and McElderry's wh Ross John T., Dugan's whf Stabler E. jr. & Co. 3 South Taylor Jacob H. 134 Dugan's whf Thomas Bryan M. 11 Light-st whf Woolford Benj., Washington and Aliceanna

Wood-Sawed and Split. (See Coal and Wood Dealers.)

Wooden and Willow Ware.

Aiken Geo.B.& Co. 32 s Calvert Beebe Chas.S. 120 s Eutaw Chipman Geo. & Co., Calvert and Lombard Gawthrop Geo.D. 99 n Entaw Gohlinghorst Geo. 280 w Pratt Gohlinghorst Herman, Barre and Warner Haines & Robinson, 27 s Howard Henmann Henry, 47 s Schroeder Hopkins John S. 161 Franklin Johnson J.S.& Co. 61 South Lord & Packham, 104 w Lombard Maag Aug. 98 Hanover Rice John W. & Co. 111 w Lombard Tottle Wm.A.& Co. 54 Hanover

THE OLDEST, LARGEST & BEST.

BRYANT STRATTON & SADLER BUSINESS COLLEGE. BALTIMORE

GRANITE WORKERS,

Nos. 6 and 8 N. Charles Street. DAY CLASSES THE ENTIRE YEAR. NIGHT CLASSES OCT. 1 to APR. 1. For Catalogue call on or address, W. H. SADLER, Prest.

Wool Dealers.

Ash Michael I. 102 Light-st whf Babylon John W. 36 Buren Baer Lewis & Co. 76 Light-st whf Baltimore Sheep Butchers' and Wool Pulling Association, No. 1, 505 Penna av Dubel Jas. E. 131 McElderry's whf Klees Henry & Son, 15 Saratoga Kuhn Eberhard, 148 Light-st whf Marcus Henry & Son, 7 Camden Straus Jos.H. 170 Light-st whf

Wreckers.

Broom Louis E. 6 Patapsco Wood John, 45 w Pratt

Yeast Makers.

Ahrens Wm. 398 Orleans Barkley & Hasson, (powder) 84 w Lombard Black Chas.H., Johnson and Grindall

Black D.Henry, 96 Aisquith Cox Jos.S. 341 Saratoga

Gaff, Fleischmann & Co., John J. Dorsey, agt. 8 s Frederick

Germershausen J., Ostend and Wall

432 W. Pratt, Cor. Penn St.

M. GAULT & SON,

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR

JOSEPH GERMERSHAUSEN'S UNEXCELLED

MALT YEAST.

AND TAKE NO OTHER. Recommended by all. Factory, Cor. Ostend and Wall Sts.

Hickey M.R. 36 Saratoga Hinners John, 13 e Lombard Hooper Frank L. & Co. (powder) 208 w Pratt Kahl Justus, Preston and Central av Kronester John, 185 e Pratt

SADLERS' BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE

STREET CURBING.

BUILDING and CEMETERY WORK,

CATALOGUE -OF-

DIRECTORIES

-OF ALL-

The Principal Cities in the U. S.

KEPT ON HAND

FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PATRONS AND FRIENDS,

FOR FREE REFERENCE:

Albany, Boston,

Norfolk and Portsmouth, New Haven,

Brooklyn, Buffalo,

New Orleans,

New York,

Chicago,

Pawtucket.

Cincinnati, Cleveland, Richmond, San Francisco,

Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,

Detroit, Hartford,

Springfield,

Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Syracuse, Nashville. Washington, Newark, Wilmington.

Orders received and promptly filled at this office for Directories published in other Cities.

All kinds of Commercial, R. R. Printing, Circulars, Bill Heads, Labels, &c., done in the Latest Styles, with prompt dispatch, and at the Lowest Rates.

JOHN W. WOODS,

PUBLISHER OF THE

BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY,

Office and Publishing House, Over No. 12 South Street.

APPENDIX.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The Twenty-fourth Presidential term of four years began on the 4th of March, 1881, and will expire on the 3d of March, 1885

CHESTER A. ARTHUR, of New York, President. GEO. F. EDMUNDS, of Vermont, Vice-Pres't, pro tem.

FREDERIC T. FRELINGHUYSEN, of New Jersey, Secretary of State

CHARLES J. FOLGER, of New York, Secretary of the Treasury.

ROBT. T. LINCOLN, of Illinois, Secretary of War. W. E. CHANDLER, of New Hampshire, Secretary of the Navy.

HENRY M. TELLER, of Colorado, Secretary of the Interior.

TIMOTHY O. HOWE, of Wisconsin, Postmaster General.

BENJAMIN H. BREWSTER, of Pennsylvania, Attor- ney General.

GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND

W'M. T. HAMILTON, of Washington Co.Governor. JAS. T. BRISCOE, of Calvert Co., Secretary of State.

BARNES COMPTON, of Charles Co., Treasurer

THOS. J. KEATING, of Queen Anne Co., Comp- troller of the Treasury.

C. J. M. GWINN, of Baltimore city, Attorney General.

J. WESLEY WATKINS, of Baltimore city, Adju- tant General.

DR. WM. H. HAYWARD, of Dorchester Co., Com- missioner of Land office and Historiographer. DR. E. P. DUVALL, of Montgomery Co., State Librarian.

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Office Normal School.

Gov. Wm. T. Hamilton, President. M. A. Newell, Secretary and State Superin- tendent, Baltimore. Dr. E. H. Bartlett, Oakland, Garrett Co. Rev. Wm. Dale, Pocomoke City. Thos. C. Bruff, Towson, Baltimore Co. Dr. J. T. Williams, Woodstock, Howard Co.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Office Annapolis. Gov. Wm. T. Hamilton. Barnes Compton. Thomas J. Keating

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Dr. C. W. Chancellor, Dr. James A. Steuart, Dr. J. B. Ward, Chas. J. M. Gwinn, Dr. St.Geo.W. Teackle, J. C. Neilson

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Carrollton and Lafayette avenues.

M. A. Newell, Principal.

Miss S. E. Richmond, Vice-Principal.

Geo. L. Smith, Prof. of Natural Sciences.

Miss S. B. Kidwell, Principal Model School Henry A. Allen, Music Teachers.

Miss Mary Kelly, Trustees.

Members of the Board of Education (ex-officio.)

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. Annapolis. J.Wesley Watkins, Adjutant General

CORONERS.

Dr. S. A. Bell, Southern District, 161 s Sharp Dr. A. Tinsley, Western District, 386 Druid Hill av

Dr. F. G. Connolly, Middle District, 323 w Lombard.

Dr. C. M. Morfit, Eastern District, 67 e Balti- more.

MARYAND HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Jessups, Anne Arundel County. Frank Wheeler, Superintendent. Board of Managers.

Gov. Wm. T. Hamilton, Chas. J. M. Gwinn,

Thomas J. Keating, Chas. B. Roberts,.

Geo. P. Thomas,.

Barnes Compton,

M. Bannon, H. H. Keedy,

Thomas H. Hunt, Jos. G. Johnson,

Enoch Pratt, Robert F. Bratton,

Wm. Downey.

MARYLAND PENITENTIARY. Forrest and Madison streets. Board of Directors.

John T. Ford, Wm. F. Jackson,

Henry Seim, W. L. Counselman,

Geo. P. Williar, J. Upshur Dennis,

John W. Horn, Warden.

STATE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF

ELECTIONS. Office City Hall.

Samuel Merritt.

Wm. J. Hooper.

G. Harlan Williams.

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SHERIFF OF BALTIMORE. Office Basement of Court House. John F. Hunter, Sheriff. James A. L. McClure, Counsel to Sheriff.

POLICE ORGANIZATION. Office City Hall.

George Colton, President,

James H. Herbert, Treasurer, { Commr's. John Milroy,

Geo. Savage, Secretary.

John T. Gray, Marshal.

Jacob Frey, Deputy Marshal.

George Wentz, Clerk.

John V. Posey, Assistant Clerk.

STATE INSPECTORS OF STEAM BOILERS. Office 17} Lexington.

Patrick Mullen,

George P. Hamlin, Inspectors.

CITY GOVERNMENT.

WM. PINKNEY WHYTE, Mayor. W. H. LOVE, Secretary to the Mayor. ANDREW J. KING, Clerk to the Mayor. JOHN A. ROBB, Register.

S. T. DUVALL, Deputy Register and Cashier. J. SEWELL THOMAS, Clerk to Register. JOSHUA VANSANT, Comptroller.

JAMES R. HORNER, Clerk to Comptroller.

JOHN P. POE, City Counsellor. I. PARKER VEAZEY, City Solicitor. JOHN GILL, Examiner of Titles. THOS. J. MURRAY, Mayor's Detective. WM. H. RILEY, City Messenger.

MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL. Officers of the First Branch. President-James W. Denny. Chief Clerk-A. V. Milholland. Reading Clerk-W. B. Fitzgerald. Committee Clerk-Henry A. Schultze. Sergeant-at-Arms-Geo. W. Green.

Doorkeepers, § Joseph H. Krager,

Lawrence Mayberry. Page-Henry Seyfried.

First Branch.

1st Ward-Benj. Glenn.

2d T. H. Hamilton.

3d Victor H. Klinefelter.

4th E. A. Burke.

5th

Dr. J. B. Sutherland.

6th

Richard J. Penn.

7th

J. Q. McAfee.

9th

John J. Mahon.

110th Edward Landstreet.

111th

Henry W. Rogers.

12th

James W. Denny.

,13th

Wm. H. Cox.

14th

Henry N. Bankard.

15th

Lewis Reitz.

,16th

Dr. J. D. Blake.

117th

John F. Weyler.

18th

Joseph B. Rea.

19th

Dr. J. G. Linthicum.

_20th John T. Ford.

Officers of Second Branch.

President-Alvin Robertson.

Chief Clerk-Jesse N. Bowen.

Assistant Clerk-J. T. Dorsey. Committee Clerk-James Hall. Sergeant-at-Arms-M. M. Farrell. Doorkeeper-Paul G. Crout. ames Kelly. Second Branch. .

Ist and 2d Wards-Patrick Rigney.

3d and 4th

Wm. J. Kelly.

5th and 6th

John B. Wentz.

7th and 8th

Robt. Johnston.

9th and 10th

Hy. G. Fledderman.

11th and 12th D. Giraud Wright.

13th and 14th Alvin Robertson.

15th and 16th M. E. Mooney.

17th and 18th James F. Newbold.

19th and 20th

John M. Dulany.

City Printers-King Bros.

FINANCE COMMISSIONERS. Mayor Wm. Pinkney Whyte. James Sloan, jr. Robert T. Baldwin.

TAX DEPARTMENT. City Hall.

Henry S. Taylor, City Collector.

J. T. M. Barnes, Deputy. R. G. Duckett, Cashier. Clapham Murray, Asst. Cashier.

JUDGES OF APPEAL TAX COURT. City Hall.

H. Clay Dallam, Oliver P. Price,

J. Latimer Hoffman,

H. P. Mowinckel, Clerk.

Michael H. Doyle, Assistant Clerk.

Michael Roche, -

W. W. Orndorff, ¿ Assessors.

James S. Morrow,

James F. Deale, Clerk to Assessors.

WATER BOARD. City Hall.

John F. Hunter,

George P. Thomas,

Thomas Bond, N. Rufus Gill,

Henry M. Warfield,

George U. Porter, Secretary. Edward Shriver, Registrar. B. K. Martin, Engineer in Chief. James Curran,

Wm. L. Kenly, Asst. Engineers.

8th

James Kenny.

CITY COMMISSIONER. City Hall. Thomas S. Wilkinson, Christopher Billopp, Wm. Nickoll, Assistants. Newton M. Gray, John E. Toole, Clerk.

CITY SURVEYOR. 40 St. Paul. Augustus Bouldin.

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HARBOR BOARD. City Hall.

Mayor Wm. Pinkney Whyte, Chairman. John W. McCoy,

Wm. H. Skinner, Robt. T. Baldwin,

Alex. Jones, James Bond.

James S. Woodside, Secretary, N. H. Hutton, Engineer.

CITY LIBRARIAN. City Hall. Samuel D. Smith, Librarian. John G. Scott, Assistant.

INSPECTOR OF OIL AND ILLUMINATING GAS. City Hall. Prof. W. E. A. Aikin, Inspector.

INSPECTOR OF GAS METERS AND GEN- ERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF LAMPS. City Hall. F. W. King, Inspector.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT. City Hall. Geo. W. Benson, M. D., Comm'r of Health. Jas. F. McShane, M. D., Asst.Comm'r of Health.

J. McHenry Howard, M.D., Physician to Marine Hospital. A. Robert Carter, Secretary. B. M. Benson, Permit Clerk. W. T. Hall, Registrar's Clerk. V. B. Hines, Nuisance Clerk.

INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS. City Hall.

John S. Hogg. F. W. Elder, Clerk.

PARK COMMISSIONERS. City Hall. Mayor Wm. Pinkney Whyte, Chairman. Thomas Swann, John H. B. Latrobe, Wm. E. Hooper, Charles H. Mercer, George S. Brown.

INSPECTORS WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Eastern District-Francis Herr, Wm. Henry. Western District-Christian Leutbecker, Chas. E. Stewart.

BALTIMORE CITY JAIL. Madison East of the Falls. Board of Visitors.

H. E. Reinhard, J. H. Sirich, James E. Tate, Otis Keilholtz, John H. Holthaus. J. Frank Morrison, Warden.

INSPECTOR LONG AND DRY MEASURES. John B. Garvey.

BAYVIEW ASYLUM.

Eastern avenue extended, between Philadelphia and Mount Carmel Cemetery roads. Office, City Hall.

Trustees :- Chas. P. Montague, President; An- drew A. Rose, Secretary; Wilton H. Hart- man, Elias T. Cruse, Albert Sigmund; Pur- veyor, Wm. Henry Hiss.

VACCINE PHYSICIANS.

Ist and 2d Wards-E. Jones Williams, M. D.

3d and 4th

J. E. Gorsuch,

5th and 6th J. F. Martenet, 66

7th and 8th

Silas W. Hunter,

9th and 10th

DeLancey H.Barclay, "

11th and 12th 60 Wm. F. Lockwood,

13th and 14th

B. F. Phillips,

15th and 16th

Ellis Micheau,

17th and 18th 66 Wm. A. Jones,

19th and 20th

H. J. Houck,

HARBOR MASTERS.

First District-Joseph Cromwell.

Second District-Wm. Knorr. Third District-B. Maitland.

Fourth District-John F. Carter.

Fifth District-Geo. A. Freeburger. Spring Gardens-Chas. A. Durn.

COMMISSIONERS FOR OPENING STREETS. City Hall.

Dr. M. W. Donavin, John B. Williams,

John McWilliams, R. F. Green, Clerk

SUPERINTENDENTS OF STREETS.

Bartholomew E. Smith, Commissioner. First District-Bernard V. Kelly. Second District-Jos. P. Scott. Third District-Michael Fadgen.

Fourth District-Jas. F. Busey.

Fifth District-John T. Lee.

Sixth District-Henry Lancaster.

SUPERINTENDENTS OF LAMPS.

Eastern District-Benjamin Crisp. North Eastern District-David J. Hoben. Southern District-J. E. Stinchcomb. Western District-Lewis T. Wilburn. North Western District-Andrew J. Berger.

SUPERINTENDENTS OF CHIMNEY SWEEPS.

First District-John C. Smith. Second District-J. B. Rudolph.

Third District-Geo. W. Trumbo.

Fourth District-Lloyd W. Patterson. Fifth District-John Moan.

Sixth District-Wm. H. Dukehart. Seventh District-John C. Dietz.

Eighth District-George M. Toner. Ninth District-George W. Lepson.

Tenth District-Magnus Mueller. Eleventh District-George Bucheimer.

COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. John T. Morris, President. H. M. Cowles, Secretary. Henry A. Wise, Superintendent. Chas. G. Edwards, Assistant Superintendent.

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APPENDIX.

MAGISTRATES.

Ist Ward-Edward F. Flaherty.

Lloyd Slemmer.

W. S. Gorton.

4th

John J. Dann.

5th

John T. Maddox.

6th

John W. Baker.

7th

Thos. W. Morse.

8th

R. H. Johns.

9th

J. M. Meyers.

10th 66 John Warfield.

11th

66 James Howard

12th 66 E. Beatty Graff.

13th

Wm. H. Bayzand.

14th

Otto Benner.

15th

66 Wm. R. Tumblinson.

16th

Wm. McCawley.

17th

S. C. Tall.

18th

66 Thos. J. Talbott.

19th

George McCaffray.

20th

George A. Hemmick.

City at Large.

Middle District-Henry M. Fitzhugh.

Eastern District-Henry Cashmyer.

Northeastern District-Thos. W. Morse.

Western District-Chas. C. Rhodes.

Northwestern Dist-W. Campbell Hamilton.

Southern District-Thos. W. Talbott.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Ist Ward-F. J. Ruth, 489 e Baltimore

66 Geo. H. Budeke, 133 s Broadway

3d Wm. C. Atkinson, 27 s Broadway

4th Timothy Maloney, 7 Lloyd

5th Wm. M. Ives, 41 n High

6th

John F. Hancock, Broadway and Baltimore

7th Robt. H. Sinclair, 295 Aisquith

8th

66 John T. Foley, 29 Valley

9th

Joshua Plaskitt, 29 Pleasant

10th

John T. Morris, 43 n Charles

12th

Benj. Price, 327 Linden av

13th

H. H. Garrigues, 493 w Baltimore Dr. F.G.Connolly,323 w Lombard J. Wm. Kines, 85 William

15th

16th Wm. E. Addison, 160 Barre

17th

H. B. Roemer, 423 Light

18th

Thos. H. Graham, 7 Wilkens av

19th Jas. W. Bowers, 705 w Baltimore

20th

66 Calvin J. King, 236 Argyle av

LOCATION AND TEACHERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Baltimore City College, Howard opposite Cen- tre. William Elliott jr.

Eastern Female High School, n e cor Aisquith and Mullikin. Wm. F. Wardenburg.

Western Female High School, Fayette nr Paca. Andrew S. Kerr.

No. 1 Grammar School, corner of Fayette and Greene. Male, W. G.Cox. Female, H.A.Carl. No. 2 Grammar School, corner of Broadway and Bank. Male, W. T. Markland. Female, Clara M. Johnson.

No. 3 Grammar School, High near Fayette. Male, J. F. Arthur. Female, Margt. Snyder.

No. 4 Grammar School, Sharp near Montgom- ery. Male, Julius G. Miler. Female, Mary H. Thomiz.

No. 5 Grammar School, corner Greenmount ay and Eager. Male, S. A. Cremen. Female, Lonisa M. Kelly.

No. 6 Grammar School, Division near Lanvale. Male, W.C.Robinson. Female, Eliza Adams. No. 7 Grammar School, corner Eastern av and Burke. Male, P.J.Doran. Female, E. D. Nor- ville.

No. 8 Grammar School, Hollins near Fulton. Male, John E. MIcCahan. Female, Adelaide L. Hall.

No. 9 Grammar School, Courtland near Sara- toga. Male, Basil Sollers. Female, Anna G. Chappell

No. 10 Grammar School, corner of William and Warren. Male, Jacob Goodman. Female, Mary Ann Reeside.

No. 11 Grammar School, corner of Bond and Jefferson. Male, John W. Hooper. Female, Nancy W. Smith.

No. 12 Grammar School, Ridgelynear Fremont. Male, Robert C.Cole. Female, Annie E.Porter. No. 13 Grammar School, Aisquith near Mulli- kin. Male, George B. Loane. Female, E. J. Mitchell.

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Woods' Baltimore city directory (1883), Part 249

Author: Publication date: 1883 Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods Number of Pages: 1320

Author:
Publication date: 1883
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
Number of Pages: 1320