Woods' Baltimore city directory (1886), Part 3

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With many thanks for your thoughtful kindness to him, and interest in his advancement, I am,

Truly yours, W. M. ISAAC.

From GEO. J. MEEKINS, Treasurer of Dorchester County, CAMBRIDGE, MD., July 3, 1883 PROF. W. H. SADLER,

Dear Sir :- The progress of my son in the studies pursued by him during his course in your College has been very gratifying to me, and it affords me real pleasure to recommend your institution to any young man. It matters not what occupation or profession he may intend to choose for life's work, a business course in your College would be of great benefit, because it imparts the practical as well as the theoretical knowl- edge of business. Very respectfully yours,

GEO. J. MEEKINS.

Office of RAMSBURG, KOL- E & CO. Manufacturers o Ramsburg's Excelsior Plu. Fsoa, FREDERICK, MD., June 22 1883. W. H. SADLER, EsQ.,

Dear Sir :- It gives me great pleasure to sa lat

I deem your institution one of the most worth, متر highly commendable to both parents and guardians who have children and wards to educate, botn for the professional or commercial life. I say this because I have two sons who lat y completed your course of in- struction, to my gratif. ation.

Ver respectfully, JOHN S. RAMSBURG.

He who commands confidence can command success.

THE BRYANT, STRATTON & SADLER COLLEGE, BALTIMORE.

HERERENCES.

HE space at our command enables us to present the names of only a few of the prominent professional and business men of this city, and elsewhere, who have had sons and wards under our tuition. These gentlemen, by a con- tinuous patronage extending over a period of nearly twenty years, have had the amplest opportunities of practically testing the merits and utility of the Bryant, Stratton & Sadler Business College. Their character and sagacity, and their ability to discriminate, afford the most conclusive evidence that our claims to public con- fidence are well founded, as well as a guide in selecting a school that fully meets the demands of this practical, progressive age. Few institutions in this country can offer such a record, and to them, with pardonable pride, we refer.

Gov. Wm. Pinkney Whyte, U. S. Senator from Md. Gov. Wade Hampton, U. S. Senator from S. C. Gov. Z. B. Vance, U. S. Senator from N. C.

Gov. Richard Coke, U. S. Senator from Texas. Hon. Johnson Hagood, Ex-Gov. South Carolina. Hon. Ferdinand C. Latrobe, Ex-Mayor of Balto. Hon. R T. Banks, Ex-Mayor of Baltimore. Hon. Charles B. Roberts, Westminster, Md. Hon. Jas. L. Bartol, Court of Appeals, City.

Hon. Henry . Garey, Court of Common Pleas, City. Hon. Francis P. Stevens, Attorney at Law, City.

Hon. Harrison Adreon, Postmaster of Baltimore. Hon. Henry W. Archer, Belair, Md.

Hon. W. A. Duncan, Gettysburg, Pa.

Hon. Henry C. Nesbit, Port Deposit, Md.

A. G. Appleton & Co., Bankers, Washington, D C. Abraham Beetem, Banker, Carlisle, Pa.

James Carroll, President Drovers and Mechanics Bank, City.

R. H. Chamberlain, President Citizens Bank, Nor- folk, Va.

Chas. J. Baker, Pres. Franklin Bank, City.

Robt. M. Rother, Cashier German, Sav'gs B'k, City. Hon. Wm. S. Rayner, C ty.

T. C. S. Ferguson, President First National Bank, Lynchburg, Va.

Francis T. King, Pres. Centra! Sav. Bank, City.

Robert Mickle, Pres. Nat. Union Bank, City.

Jno. B. Seidenstricker, Pres. Nat. Fire Insurance Company, City.

James Chalmers, Cashier Farmers National Bank, Salem, Va.

Chas. Weber, President German Bank, City.

Jas. W. Tyson, President Tyson Mining Co., City.

J. D. Wheeler, Cashier Drovers and Mechanics Bank, City.

Herman Von Kapff, President German Society of Maryland, City.

Enoch G. Hipsley, Pres. Old Town Bank, City.

C. A. Gambrill & Co., City.

Brothers Boninger, City.

Daniel Miller & Co., City.

Gilman J. Drake, President City National Bank, Griffin, Ga.

Peter J. Otey, Cashier Nat. Bank, Lynchburg, Va. Rev. W. F. Speake, City.

Rev. C. C. Bitting, D. D., City.

Rev. Franklin Wilson, City.

Rev. Julius E. Grammer, D. D., City.

Rev. John Lanahan, City.

Rev. W. H. Chapman, City. Rev. Benj. Szold, City. Rev. Thomas Carson, City. Rev. E. Richardson, Ellicott City, Md.

Rev. Jesse Shreeve, Liberty, Md.

James Boyce, Pres. Maryland Union Coal Co., City. Richard Cromwell, Pres. Mt. Vernon Mills, City. C. C. Shriver, Cashier Metropolitan Bank, City. Geo. U. Porter, Sec. Merchants Exchange, City.

Claas Vocke, Consul of the Netherlands, City .

Deunis Donohue, British Consul, City.

Wm. Elliott, President Baltimore City College.

Eli M. Lamb, Prin. Friends High School, City.

N. C. Brooks, LL. D., President Baltimore Female College, City.

B. F. Simmons, President Pensacola R. R. Co., Pensacola, Fla. Johnson, Sutton & Co., Baltimore.

A. S. Abell & Co.,

Hamilton Easter & Co.,

Armstrong, Cator & Co.,

Geo Appold & Sons,

G. W. Gail & Ax,

Israel M. Parr & Son,

R. W. L. Rasin & Co., C. W. Slagle & Co.,

Robt. Turner & Sons,

D. D. Mallory & Co.,

E. B. Mallory & Co.,

Tate, Mueller & Co.,

Henry McShane & Co.,

Joel Gutman & Co., Wiesenfeld & Co.,

J. W. Jenkins & Co.,

T. Robt. Jenkins & Son,

W. E. Hooper & Sons,

Jas. Hooper & Sons,

A. Brafman & Son,

A. J. Albert & Co., Towner, Landstreet & Co.,

Likes, Berwanger & Co.,

Otto Duker & Co.,

Noah Walker & Co.,

Frank & Adler,

Vogler, Son & Co.,

C. Sidney Norris & Co.,

C. C. Fulton & Co.,

Henry Stockbridge & Son, Strouse Bros.,

H. J. Farber & Co.,

John H. Stellman & Co.,

H. & E. Hartman & Co.,

Carroll, Adams & Co., €¢

Cone, Adler & Co.,

Canby, Gilpin & Co.,

Rieman Eros. & Co.,

S. R. Smith & Sons,

B. C. Bibb & Son,

Weiller Bros. & Co.,

A. Gottschalk,

Robt. H. Macgill, Frederick, Md. Louis McMurray, Ramsburg, Koogle & Co., Frederick, Md. Ezra Newcomer, Hagerstown, Md.

Dr. J. S. Goldsborough, Frederick, Md.

Dr. W. A. McCormick, Winchester, Va.

J. G. Hurkamp, Fredericksburg, Va.

R. S. Dodson, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.

Night Sessions, October Ist to April Ist.

IWill pay to take

SHORT, PRACTICAL

AND COMPLETE COURSE Business Training.

THE MANAGEMENT

F THE BRYANT, STRATTON & SAD- LER BUSINESS COLLEGE rests entire- ly with its President, MR. W. II. SADLER, the founder, and who has for nearly a fifth of a century directed the work and established for the School a reputation and standing second to no similar institution in America. The Col- lege is a pronounced success, possessing abundant resources at its command to make any improvement needed, or to enlarge its sphere of action to meet the growing de- mands made upon its facilities for impart- ing a thoroughly practical education

DAY GLASSES THE ENTIRE YEAR. NIGHT GLASSES FROM OCTOBER I DO APRIL 1.

STARTING IN THE WORLD.

M ANY an unwise parent labors hard and lives sparing ly all his life for the purpose of leaving enough t give his children a start in the world, as it is called Setting a young man afloat with money left him ?? his relatives, is like tying bladders under the arms of one wh cannot swim ; ten chances to one he will lose his bladders an go to the bottom. Teach him to swim, and he will neve need the bladders. Give your child a sound business educa tion, and you have done enough for him. See to it that hi morals are pure, his mind cultivated, and his whole natur subservient to laws which govern man, and you have giver what will be of more value than the wealth of the Indies.

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Phillip's Hook & Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets; Postal Envelopes ; McGill's Paper Fasteners at Manuf'rs discounts ; Dickinson's Rubber Bands, Etc.

Sealing Wax Makers.

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JEWELERS' BOXES, Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, &c., &c. DRUGGISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers, and Counter Papers, Dennison's Shaving Papers. Dennison's Absorbent Cotton, for Dental and Surgical Purposes. CARD BOARD MAKERS. All of our Goods are for sale by Dealers everywhere, and by

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RARSTK

WOODS'S

BALTIMORE CITY

DIRECTORY:

CONTAINING

A NEW MAP OF THE CITY,

A CAREFULLY CLASSIFIED

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

AN ACCURATE

STREET DIRECTORY,

AND AN APPENDIX OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.

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

1886.

BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, No. 12 SOUTH STREET.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, by JOHN W. WOODS, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.

CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS.

Abrahams W. of J. 116 n Mount Adams & Buck, bats, wholesale, 40 Hopkins pl ALLISON RICHARD T. asst. postmaster, dw 57 w Hoffman

American Writing Machine Co. 17 n Charles Appold Bros. leather and hides, 8 and 10 Water Automatic Pen Co., W. N. Lancaster, propr.133 w Baltimore

AYD JOHN, apothecary, 503 e Monument Baltimore Directory Co. 58 n Charles

BANGERT PHILIP & SONS, coal oil, 89 Chew

Banning R. F. (R.F. & R. A. Banning) 255 Bolton

Barry John K.clk Hodges Bros.dw 199 wFayette Batchen Conrad, bkpr Symington Bros. & Co. dw 78 e Pratt

Belt C. T. & Co.merchant tailors, 127 w Fayette Berkley Dr. Henry J. 131 w Lanvale

Berman Max, trunk manufr. 250 n Gay

Berry John B. N. 232 McCulloh

Biggs Frank S.salesman Saml.G.B.Cook & Co. dw 193 n Mount

Borst F. M. salesman, 153 e Lombard

Borst Theo. L. manager Ganter's billiard and pool table manufg. co. dw 153 e Lombard

Bosson E. L. upholsterer, 159 Presstman Boyd Chas. D. clerk, 1264 Bolton

Brooks Chas. C. clerk D. W. Laws & Co. dw 49 Heath

Brown Chas.T.(John B.& Sons) 22 s Broadway Brown Geo. E. (John B. & Sons)22 s Broadway Brown John, ( John B. & Sons) 22 s Broadway Brown John W.(John B.& Sons) 22 s Broadway Burr John E.salesman Birdsall Co. dw Howard house

Buschman Francis A. attorney, 45 Lexington Byrd W. F. com. produce, Hillen and Chesnut Byrd Wm. F. & Co. com. produce, 244 w Pratt Caspari Wm. apothecary, 133 Penna av, dw 379 Druid Hill av

Caspari Wm. jr. chemist A. Weiller & Co. dw 379 Druid Hill av

Cath-ell A. H. & Co. gen'l com. 53 Sonth

Chabot Dr. G. Henry, 85 Oak

Chappell Florance J. D. sign painter, 45 n Howard. dw 106 n Carey

CHASE WILLIAM C. prest. Health City co. of Florida, 52 Lexington, dw 52 w Madison Clemson W. B. clerk Symington Bros. & Co.dw 42 n Liberty

Clendenin JamesT.(J.T.C.&Co. )249 n Fremont Cole J. C. Legrand, 85 Oak

· Cone Cæsar, (Long, Lee & Co.) 459 Eutaw pl Cone M. H. (Long, Lee & Co.) 459 Eutaw pl Conley Thos. E. dispatcher, 133 n Calhoun Conley Thos. F. clerk, 133 n Calhoun

Consolidated Gold and Copper Co. room 7 Keyser bldg.

Cottman Clarence, weigher, n e cor Holliday and Exchange pl, dw 103 n Charles

Crist Chas. T. salesman, 30 Fairmount av

Crowl H. Webster, attorney, 17 St. Paul, dw 169 Edmondson av

Cutino Alex. & Co. ship brokers, 15 s Gay

Dandelet Frank, clerk, 61 n Broadway

Dashiell C. M. attorney, 13 North, dw 166 w Fayette

Davis I. Thomas, salt, 11 German

DeFord Wm. agent Sewell & Day cordage co. of Boston, 59 Exchange pl

Denmead Adam, attorney, 31 Lexington, dw 187 Maryland av

Detrick Louis F. & Son, fertilizers, 108 s Charles Dugdale H. C. clerk, 183 McCullob

Dunn Wm. artist, 60 e Eager

Durr & Ring, carriage hardware, 2 8 Liberty

EDWARDS, DANEKER & GREEN, gro- ceries, 278 Lexington

Eisenberg & New, can manufrs. 228 s Bond Emmart Wm. M. canned goods, 27 s Gay

England & Hynson, flour and com. produce, 80 North

Englar, Kite & Co. wholesale druggists, 33 s Howard

Eversfield J. C. & Co. cigar mfrs, 199 s Fremont FILBERT ISAAC S. paver and contractor, 137 McHenry

Fox Geo. manager Hubbard & Bro. dw 191 w Fayette

Gaston Geo. manager, 10 s Stricker

Gately & Haskell, subscription books, Hoen bldg

Gilbert J. L. & Bro. lumber, East Falls and Canton avs

Gilder & Farr, bankers and brokers, Robt. L. Chamberlaine, manager, 8 South

Gillet Edgar, ( Anderson & G. ) 231 n Charles Gillingham Geo. O. com. grain, over 3 Ex- change pl, dw 322 Madison av

GILPIN, LANGDON & CO. wholesale druggists, Light and Lombard

Griffith, Turner & Co. agricul. impts, seeds, &e. 41 n Paca and 111 Smith's whf

Harris Joseph C. jr. storage, 7 O'Donnell's whf Hartman & Moore, carriage mkrs, 1 Orchard Higgins & Waters, gen'l com. rear 246 w Bal- timore

Hoff Frank H. real estate broker, South and Water, dw 282 Maryland av

Hogan John E. carp. 180 n Schroeder

Hoge J. Blair, clerk Zell guano co. dw 150 w Lanvale

Hoge Peter B. sec'y and treas. Zell guano co. dw 150 w Lanvale

Hopper & Cator, grocer, 52 n Charles

Horn H. L. editor Commercial Index, dw 716 Madison av

Howe Sewing Machine Co. 99 Lexington

Hutchins Chas. L. grocery, 45 e Chase

Jenkins Chas. H. clerk P. O. dw 300 Mosher Jenkins & Plummer, com. grain and provisions, South and Exchange pl

Judge J. P. (A. Schultz & Co. ) 142 w Hoffman Kempton & Lambert, coal, 378 Hollins and 20 Light

Kempton S. C. liquors, wholesale, 20 Light

Kennard Wm. D. ship broker, 85 Smith's whf King, O'Connor & Co. com. hardware, 69 German

Kirkness John J. photographer, 2 w Baltimore Kirkus Wm. jr. architect, 363 n Charles

Kuhlmann Henry H. (H. H.Vonderheide & Co.) 66 n Gay

LAWFORD & McKIM, insurance agents and brokers, 22 Second

Lawrence, Berry & Co. shoes, wholesale, 310 w Baltimore

Lindeman & Riley, morocco dressers, Fayette and the falls

Locks & Webb, livery stable, 59 8 Wolfe

Lord Chas. W. & Co. woodenware, 104 W Lombard

III

CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, &c.

Lonis & Tucker, saloon, 132 .w Baltimore

McCaffrey Geo. J. special agt. Continental fire Ins. co. dw 123 w Fayette

McManus Robt. H. (Ellis & Willett) 325 n Broadway

Manganese and Iron Co. room 8 Keyser bldg Marshall Saml. painter, 50 Barclay

Medcalfe Franklin, insurance, 83 w Fayette, dw 156 Tenant

Nolan John T. bookseller, 224 n Howard, dw 253

Obrecht & Hasenkamp, tobacco and cigars, wholesale, 167 w Lombard

Obrecht P. Fred. flour, 391 Light

Oliver Herbert R. (John O. & Son) 188 Druid Hill av

Oliver Wm. A. grocery, 139 Laurens, dw 321 Linden av

Packham, Muncaster & Co. woodenware, 169 w Lombard

Pitcher & Creager, brickmfgrs. 4 s Paca

Probest, Spear & Co. com. flour and produce, 91 s Charles

Ringsdorf & Houff, lumber, Frederick av and Payson

Rose, Whitehurst & Co. naval stores and oils, 99 Smith's whf

Shultz Gas Fixture and Art Metal Co. 3 e Pratt and 63 e Fayette

Spedden & McClymont, boilermkrs, 282 8 Broadway

Steuart Frank M. supt. safes Mercantile trust and deposit co. dw 135 n Charles

Strontia Mineral Spring Co. 49 n Liberty

The Guarantee Manufg. Co. hats, 49 n Liberty

GENERAL CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Aged Men's Home. 1709

Aged Women's Home. 1709

Agricultural Society of Baltimore County 1714

American Institute of Architects .. 1707

American Legion of Honor 1705

Ancient Order of Foresters 1706

Ancient Order of United Workmen .. .1705

Appeal Tax Court. 1686

Appendix .. 1685 to 1722

Association of the Maryland Line. 1707

Athenæum Club. 1714

Baltimore Academy of Medicine. .1712

Baltimore Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor

1709

Baltimore Athletic Club

1714

Baltimore City Jail .. 1687

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. 1712

Baltimore Chess Association .. 1714

Baltimore Club ... 1714

Baltimore County Fire Department. 1690

Baltimore Liederkranz. 1715

Baltimore Liedertafel. 1714

Baltimore Manual Labor School. 1711

Baltimore Medical Association 1712

Baltimore Medical College .. 1712

Baltimore and Ohio Employees' Relief Ass'n .. 1707

Baltimore Orphan Asylum. 1709

Baltimore Polyclinic and Post-Graduate Medi- cal School. 1712

Baltimore Poultry and Pigeon Club. 1714

Baltimore University School of Medicine. 1712

Banks. .1695 to 1698

Barbers' Beneficial Association 1708

Bayview Asylum. .1688

Beneficial Association of the Maryland Line .... 1707 .1707

B'nai B'rith.

Board of Public Works 1685

Board of Trade .. 1699

Boys' Home Society of Baltimore .. 1709

Bricklayers' Protective and Beneficial Union ... 1708 Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. .1708 Business Directory .. 1485 to 1684 Cadets of Temperance. .1706 .1714 Caledonian Club

Calumet Club ..

.1714

Canned Goods Exchange. 1698

Catholic Benevolent Legion 1707

Cemeteries ..

Chamber of Commerce Building Co. .1714

.1709

Chemical and Fertilizer Exchange.

Christopher Columbus Benevolent Society.

1708

Church Temperance Society, State of Maryland.1714

Churches . .1717 to 1721

Cigarmakers' International Union. .1708

City Commissioner 1686

City Council .. 1686

City Evangelization Society .1714

City Government. .1686

City Library ... .1686

City Passenger Railways ... .1700, 1701

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph. .1690

City Surveyor ... 1686

Clinical Society of Maryland .1712

College of Physicians and Surgeons 1712

Colvin Musical and Literary Circle. 1714

Commissary U. S. Army ... 1692

Commissioners for Opening Streets. 1687

Commissioners of Emigration for Maryland. .. 1714

Commissioners of Public Schools 1688

Committees of the Presbyterian Missions .1715

Concordia Club 1715

Constables .. 1687

Corn and Flour Exchange.

.1698

Coroners . 1687

Courts 1693

Cremation Cemetery Co. 1709

Crescent Club.

1714

Custom House. 1692

Decorative Art Society. 1715

Dispensaries . 1713

Dolan's Aid Society 1709

Druid Cyclist Club. 1715

Eastern Star .. 1706

Egenton Female Orphan Asylum. 1710

1706

Engineers Corps, U. S. A. 1692

Enoch Pratt Free Library. 1711

Entre Nons Club ... 1714

Examiners of Pharmacy and Practical Chem. 1713

Female Christian Home. 1709

Female City Mission. 1715

Female House of Refnge 1715

Finance Commissioners. 1686

1689

Fire Alarm Starions

1690

Foreign Consulates

1695

Fraternal Legion.

1705

Free Sons of Israel .

1705

French Benevolent Society

1708

Furniture Board of Trade. 1699

Galilean Fishermen .. 1707

Garland Musical Association.

1717

General German Aged People's Home.

1715

German Orphan Asylum

1709

German Society of Maryland.

1708

Germania Club.

1715

Germania Mænnerchor.

Girl's Home. 1709

Golden Chain 1705

Good Templars .. 1706, 1707

Government of Maryland. 1685

Government of the U. S .. .16S5

Grand Army of the Republic .. 1707

Grocers' and Tea Dealers' Exchange. 1699

Gynecological and Obstetrical Society 1713

H. Y. M. Club. 1715

1715

Charity Organization Society. 1714

1699

Elks (Order of) ...

Fire Department ...

Benevolent Fraternity 1707

PAGE.

GENERAL CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Harbor Board. .1687

Harbor Masters. .1687

Harugari. .1707 Maryland Tract Society .1716

Hat Finisher's Association 1707

Health Department .. .1686

Hebrew Benevolent Society .1708

Hebrew Free Burial Association 1709

Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Association. 1713

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Association. 1709

Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society . 1709

Hebrew Orphan Asylum .1710

Hebrew Society for Educating Poor and Orphan Children .. .1715

Henry Watson Children's Aid Society. .1709

Heptasophs

Hibernian Beneficial Society. .1708

Hibernian Society of Baltimore .1708

Home (The).

Home for Boys.

Home for the Aged (M. E. Church).

1715

Home for Incurables. 1709 Odd Fellows 1704, 1705

Home of the Friendless 1710

Hospitals and Infirmaries .. 1713

Hospital Relief Association of Maryland. .1710

.1709

House of Refuge ..

1715

House of Reformation for Colored Boys ..

Index to Business Directory.

. V to VIII

Indigent Sick Society.

1710

Inspector of Buildings.

1687

Inspector of Charcoal.

.1687

Inspector of Coal Oil and Illuminating Gas .. .1687

Inspector of Gas Meters and General Supt. of Lamps

.1687

Inspector of Long and Dry Measures .1687

Inspectors of Weights and Measures. .1687 Institution for Colored Deaf, Dumb and Blind .. 1711 Italian Benevolent Society ... 1708 Red Men .. 1705

Johns Hopkins Colored Orphan Asylum. .1715 1711

Johns Hopkins University. 1705 Royal Arcanum.

Johns Hopkins University Club.

Journalist Club .

Kelso Home for Orphan Children

Kesher Shal Barzel.

1705

Knights of the Golden Eagle

1707

Knights of Honor. 1706

Knights of Labor.

1707

Knights of Pythias. 1705

Ladies' Aid Society of the Boys' Home. 1710

Ladies' Branch Bible Society .. 1715

Ladies' Memorial and Beneficial Association of the Confederate States in Maryland. 1707 Ladies' Sewing Society of Ger. Orphan Asylum.1710 Law Department of Baltimore City .1686

Library of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland. 1712

Light House Inspector 1693

Liquor Dealers Protective Union 1707

List of Names of Residents, &c. 49 to 1434

Little Sisters of the Poor. 1715

Lumber Exchange 1699

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Woods' Baltimore city directory (1886), Part 3

Author: Publication date: 1886 Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods Number of Pages: 1762

Author:
Publication date: 1886
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
Number of Pages: 1762