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Public Buildings, Hospitals and Sewers-Per- rier, Beckwith, Wood Sanitary Affairs-Beckwith, Perrier, Cook.
DISTRICT PHYSICIANS.
Wm. Stephens, 1st Dis., Wards 1, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
P. A. Cole, 2d 2, 3,4
J. S. Campbell, 3d 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
R. G. McTaggart, 4th 28,29, 30,34.
W. T. Kimberley, 5th
31, 32, 33, 35, 36
W. H. Waite, 6th 64
37, 38, 39, 40
E. P. Hawley, 7th 24, 25
Geo. Somerville, 8th 26,27
J. Craft, 9th
20,21
William Daus, 10th 18, 19
L. Umbstaetter, 11th
16, 17, 22, 23.
SANITARY POLICE.
C. C. Rand, Detailed in Office H. F. Beakel, Wards 24, 25, 26, 27
J. W. Dwyer, 1,10, 11
F. Schnauffer, 2, 3, 4, 5.
37,38
F. E. Newcomb
18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23.
E. W. Redinger,
35,39
C. A. Robertson, 32, 36, 40
.A. J. Eynon, 6, 7, 8, 9
J. W. Polcar,
12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
A. T. Armstrong
28,29,30
L. W. Whitman, 6 4
31, 33, 34.
SMALL POX HOSPITAL.
Ridge road, Brooklyn tp. ; Chas. Kohlman, Stew- ard; Mrs. Catherine Kohlman, Matron.
MARKETS.
Louis Poss, Supt., office Central Market
Andrew J. Fallon, Market Policeman
Central Market-Ontario, cor. Bolivar
Eighteenth Ward Market, Broadway, cor. Can- ton. Both open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday forenoons, and Saturday afternoon and evening
West Side Market, Pearl, cor. Lorain. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday forenoons, and Saturday afternoon and evening.
POLICE COURT.
At Central Station, 97 Champlain.
Judge-Frank H. Kelly
Prosecuting Attorney-Chas. J. Estep Asst. Prosecuting Attorney-John M. Hull Clerk-Robert M. Cordes Deputy Clerks-Wm. Jones, Frank R. Merchant.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE, 15 CITY HALL.
Supt. of Police-Jacob W. Schmitt Dept. Supt .- James McMahon.
CAPTAINS.
Henry Hoehn
E. K. Hutchinson
M. F. Madigan ..
66
79
M. T. Gallagher
34 Frank J. Hofer
35 Wm. H. Hayes .
37 Robert Prescott
T. W. Brown
V
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
LIEUTENANTS.
Conrad Koch A. S. Gates
Frank Wagner
John Schr!ber
Josiah Johnson John Dunn
John Barrow
George Kadel
Michael English
Geo. W. Broadwell
Stephen Kushman
P. A. Searles
John P. Norton
Jacob Stein.
Thomas Thompson
SERGEANTS.
Andrew Eitelman
E. W. Bradley
Charles Tressell John F. Megerth
John Burns
Geo. J. Griffin
John O'Laughlin Patrick Corkhill
Edward Shipman H. A. Cordes.
ACTING.
W. A. Sherman
J. M. Brooks J. W. Varner
A. M. Blood J. C. Denzer
Geo. E. Corner
Charles Schroeder
J. H. Mangan John Buechter
G. F. Mog
DETECTIVES.
Chas. McHannan
A. McMillan E. T. Granger
.John Reeves
Francis Douglass
F. Gallagher
John F. Sprosty.
F. R. Humphrey
Number of Patrolmen 66 Doormen
182 2 4 2
STATION HOUSES.
Central Station-Champlain, near Seneca 2d Precinct Station-Oregon, cor. Oliver 3d and 5th Precinct Station-1240 Forest 4th Precinct Station-Willson av., nr. Euclid av. 6th Precinct Station-Willson av., nr. Broadway 7th Precinct Station-Wales st., 26th Ward 8th Precinct Station-162 and 164 Detroit 9th Precinct Station-36 Barber av. 10th Precinct Station-38 Swiss.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Room 16 City Hall. Wm. M. Grant, Supt.
PATROL STATIONS AND BOXES.
Station No. 1, 76 Champlain
Station No. 2, Vermont, cor. Hanover. BOXES.
SIGNAL. LOCALITY.
2 City Hall
3 St. Clair, cor. Ontario
4 St. Clair, cor. Bond
5 Lake, cor. Erie
6 Summit, cor. Wood
7 Summit, cor. Seneca
8 Lake, cor. Bank
9 Union Depot
21 Euclid av., cor. Public Square
23 Ontario, cor. Michigan
24 Ontario, cor. Huron
25 Central Market
26 Erie, cor. Eagle
27 Prospect, junction Huron
Erie, cor. Superior
28 31 N. Y., P. & O. R. R. Depot
32 Seneca, cor. Canal
34 Central Way, cor. Stone's Levee
35 Commercial, cor. Canal
Ohio, cor. Hill
.36 37 Cross, cor. Hill
38 Erie, junction Woodland av.
41 Lorain, cor. Taylor
42 Bank, cor. Frankfort
43 St. Clair, cor. Water
45 Superior, cor. Water
46 River, cor. Front
47 Main, cor. Meadow
48 River, cor. St. Clair
51 River, cor. Superior
52 Center, cor. Leonard
53 Merwin, cor. British
54 Columbus, cor. Leonard
56 Columbus, cor. Merwin
57 Lorain, cor. Smith
58 West River, cor. Russia
59 Nickel Plate Depot, Pearl st.
61
West River, cor. Main
62 Willow street bridge
63 Near Gas House
64 Center, cor. Washington
65 Main, cor. Mulberry
67 Hanover, cor. Old River
68 Detroit, cor. Kentucky
71 Lorain, cor. Jersey
72 Pearl, cor. Bridge
73 Pearl, cor. Franklin av.
74 Pearl, cor. Lorain
75 Detroit, cor. Taylor
76 Woodbine, cor. Kentucky
78 Lorain, cor. Willett
79 Detroit, cor. Weddell.
HOUSE OF REFUGE AND CORRECTION, THE-Wood- land av. and C. & P. R. R. crossing; W. D. Patterson, Supt .; Mrs. M. A. Patterson, Matron.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. OFFICE, 11 CITY HALL.
Chief-James W. Dickinson 1st Asst. Chief-H. H. Rebbeck
2d Asst. Chief-Joseph Speddy; Co.'s Nos. 7, 9, 10, 11 and 13, and Hook and Ladder Com- panies Nos. 3 and 4
3d Asst. Chief-Arthur A. Cavanah; Co.'s Nos. 4, 6, 8, 12 and 15, and Hook and Ladder Companies Nos. 2 and 5
4th Asst. Chief-George A. Wallace; Co.'s Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5 and 14, and Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Fire Alarm Telegraph-H. H. Rebbeck, Supt.
NOTICE .- Complaints concerning the working of the Fire Alarm Telegraph, irregular working of instruments, boxes, or broken wires, etc., should in ALL CASES be made at the Fire Alarm Office at the City Hall.
FIRE STATIONS.
No. 1-St. Clair, cor. Academy; George W. Davis, Captain of Co. No. 2 .~ Champlain, bet. Ontario and Seneca; Richard Gorman, Captain of Co. No. 3-Huntington, bet. Prospect and Garden ; John Andrew, Captain of Co. No. 4-Church, cor. State; H. J. Delaney, Cap- tain of Co. No. 5-Phelps, bet. St. Clair and Superior; Henry Tucker, Captain of Co. No. 6-Lorain, cor. Brainard; Chas E. Varner, Captain of Co. No. 7-Forest, s. of Garden; Charles B. Knapp, Captain of Co. No. 8-Scranton av., near Starkweather av .; William Witt, Captain of Co.
No. 9-Willson av., near Woodland av .; John A. Moxon, Captain of Co. No. 10-Doan, near Euclid av .; A. R. Brott, Captain of Co.
No. 11-Sawyer, cor. Walker, 27th ward; Philip Walters, Captain of Co. No. 12-Waverly av., near Lorain; William B. Crane, Captain of Co. No. 13-Broadway, near Petrie; William H. Ney, Captain of Co. No. 14-Pearl, near Clark av .; Fred. P. Farrand, Captain of Co. No. 15 .- Muirson, cor. Chestnut; John McGloo, Captain of Co. Fire Boat, ws. Cuyahoga River, opp. Superior street; John Moffet, Captain of Co.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
No. 1-St. Clair, cor. Academy; Chas. Dougherty, Captain No. 2-Church, se. cor. State; Sheldon Wright, Captain
John Sprankel
A. A. Lawrence
Janitors
Matrons
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
No. 3-Willson av. nr. Woodland av .; John P. Belz, Captain
No. 4-Sawyer, 27th ward; Albert Stevens, Captain
No. 5-Pearl, nr. Clark av .; Fred. P. Farrand, Captain
Aerial Ladder-St. Clair, cor. Academy.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
OFFICE, ROOM 14, CITY HALL.
GENERAL DIRECTIONS.
On the breaking out of a fire notice should be im- mediately communicated to the Department by turning in the nearest signal box.
Any person wishing to inform the Department of fire by Telephone, will call the City Hall Exchange, giving name and location of the same, and not call any Fire Station.
The locality of the fire will be indicated on the Gongs in the Engine and Police Station Houses, and on the Fire Bells. by the striking of blows correspond ing to Number of the Signal Box, or locality nearest the fire. -
ALARM BOXES.
SIGNAL. LOCALITY. ENGINE.
2 City Hall. 1 2 3 4 14
3 Ontario, cor. Lake. 1 2 14 125 Center, cor. Winslow. 1 2 4 15
4 Fire Station No. 1, St. Clair. 1 2 3 4 14
5 Water, cor. Lake .. 1 2 3 4 14
5 Water, cor. St. Clair .. 1 2 3 4 14
6 Front, cor. Spring. 1 2 3 4 14
6 Union Passenger Depot .. 1 2 4 15
7 C. & P. R. R. freight depot. 1 2 4 15 132
8 River, cor. Main ..
1 2 4 15
9 River, cor. St. Clair.
.1 2 4 15
10 River, cor. Superior ..
1 2 4 15
12 Columbus, cor. Center
1 2 4 6 15
12 Columbus, cor. Voltaire 1 2 4 6 15
137
Bridge, cor. Fulton ..... 46
138 York, cor. Jay. .4 6.
Jersey, cor. Chatham .. 4 6
Old River, cor. Weddell 4 12 15
Detroit, cor. Taylor. 4 12
Harbor, cor. Woodbine. 4 12.
Lorain, cor. Randall. 6 12:
146 Willett, cor. Chatham.
6 12
Bailey, cor. Devine ...
6 12.
Burton, cor. Buckley
6 12
149
Harbor, cor. Cook
6 12
23 Carter, cor. Scranton av. 1 2 6 8 15
24 Central Way, cor. Ohio. 1 2 4 8 15
25 Central Market House. .2 3 4 15 153
25 Ontario, cor. High 123 154
26 Erie, cor. Eagle 3 14 155
27 Erie, cor. Prospect. 3 14
28 Erie, cor. St. Clair. 1 14
29 Chestnut, cor. Muirson .3 14
31 Commercial, cor. Canal 2 3 8 15 163 Bridge, cor. Courtland. 6 12:
32 Hill, bet. Commercial and Cross 2 3 165 Lorain, cor. Ridge av .... 6 12
34 Erie, junction Woodland av. 2 3 14
35 Fire Station No. 3, Huntington 2 14
36 Perry, nr. Prospect .. 3 14
37 Perry, cor. Scovill av. 3 7
38 Broadway, cor. Odell al 23 178
39 Woodland av. cor. Harmon 2 3 14
41 Scranton av. near Girard 1 2 8 15
42 Railroad crossing, foot of Willey 68 213
43 Railroad crossing, foot of Mill. 6 8
45 Police Station, Barber av. 6 8
46 Vega av. cor. Hitchcock .. 68
47 Mill, cor. Seymour av .. 6 8
48 Scranton av. cor. Rowley 68
49 City Infirmary, Scranton av 6 8
51 Fire Station No. 8, Scranton av. 6 8
52 Literary, cor. Professor. 6 8
53 Jennings av. cor. Fairfield. 6 8
54 Starkweather av. cor. Merchant av ... 68
56 Central Way, cor. Mahoning .. 2 3 8 13 15
57 Central Way, cor. Jefferson ... 2 3 8 13 15
58 University, cor. Jefferson 6 8
61 Broadway, cor. Irving 3 8 13
62 Standard Oil Refinery, Broadway ... 3 8 13
62 Stand. Oil Ref'y, at Agitators .. 3 7 8 13 15
63 Standard Oil Co.'s cooper shop ........ 3 8 13
64 Independence, cor. Holly .. 3 8 13 15
65 Broadway, cor. Forest 7 13
67 Dille, cor. Warren. 7 13
68 Fire Station No. 13, Broadway. 11 13.
69 Willson av. at Nypano crossing. 9 13.
71 Garden, cor. Sked. .. 3 7
72 Scovill av., cor. Henry .. 3 7
73 Woodland av., cor. Irving 379
74
Jackson, cor. Pittsburgh 379
79
76 Forest, nr.Cleveland Paper Co.'s mill .. 7 13
78 Doan's oil works .. 7 13
79 Perry, cor. Orange .. 3 7
81 Scovill av., cor. Maple. 3 7
82 Police Station, 1240 Forest. .. 7
9
83 Woodland av., cor. Case av. .7 9
.7 9
85 Orange, cor. Mayflower.
7 9
87 Sawtell av., cor. Holyoke pl.
7 9
91 Sterling av., cor. Garden
3 7
92 Sterling av., cor. Prospect
3 7
93 Cedar av., cor. Greenwood.
.. 3 7
94. Fire Station No. 7, Forest.
3 7 3 7
95 Prospect, cor. Case av.
96 Euclid av., cor. Willson av 7 9 10
97
Cedar av., cor. Hayward. 3 7
98 Planing mill, 22 Newton 379
121
Whisky Island ... 1 4 15.
123. Center, cor. Hemlock 1 2 4 15
12-4 Main, cor. Sycamore 1 2 4 15
126 Main, cor. Washington .4 6
127
Police Station, Detroit, e. of Pearl ... 1 4 6 393 West River. .4 6 15
Brock, cor. Lorain 4 6
Pearl, cor. Bridge. .4 6 Fire Station 6, Lorain, cor.Brainard ... 4 6 8 Franklin ct 4 6
134 Pearl, cor. Franklin av .4 6
135 Fire Station No. 4, Church, cor. State .. 4 6
136 Franklin av., cor. Kentucky. .4 6
12 Merwin, cor. British. 1 2 4 6 15
12 113 Merwin 1 2 4 6 15
13 13 Carter. 1 2 6 8 15
14 30 Canal. 1 2 4 14 15
15 Superior, cor. Water 1 2 3 4 14
16 Superior, cor. Bank. 1 2 3 4 14
18 Superior, cor. Seneca. 1 2 3 4 14
19 Central Police Station. 1 2 3 4 14
19 Fire Station No. 2, Champlain .. 1 2 3 4 14
148
151 Hermann, cor. Weddell.
4 12.
152 Washington, cor. St. Paul
4 12.
Franklin av., cor. Dare
4 12
Lorain, cor. Liberty. 6 12
Police Station, 38 Swiss
6 12
Junction, cor. Ravine
6 12
Bridge, cor. Taylor
6 12
162 Detroit, cor. Waverly av 4 12.
&
.173 Clark av., cor. Bergen. 8 12
175
Meyer av., cor. Brighton. 6 8. 8. Clark av. and C., C., C. & I Ry: 8 12 Jennings av., cor. Castle av. 6
Canfield, cor. Lake ..
1 14
Euclid av., cor. Dodge. 3 14
St. Clair, cor. Ross. 3 5 14
Police Station, Oregon, cor. Oliver. ..... 5 14
St. Clair, cor. Alabama. .3 5 14
L. S. & M. S. Ry. machine shops 3 5 14
228 Superior, cor. Erie. 2 14
231 Otis Iron and Steel Works, Lakest.3 5 14
232 C. & P. R. R. machine shops 3 5 14
Fire Station, No. 5 Phelps st. 5 14
235 Sterling av., cor. Payne av. 5 14
Payne av., cor. Buckeye 5
7
237 Payne av., cor. Case av 35 7
7 Brush Electric Works, Mason st 3 5 7 Payne av., cor. Willson av. 5
'Superior, cor. Case av. 5
7
243 Lake, cor. Wason. 5 14.
243 Britton Iron Co., foot Wason 5 14
St. Clair, cor. Lyman ... 5 14
245 St. Clair, near Kirtland 5 14
5 14
214
215
216
217
218
234
236
238
241
242
245
Fire Station, No. 12 Waverly av 6 12:
171 H. & L. No. 5, Pearl, near Clark av .. 6 8.
172 Clark av., cor. Pleasant. 6
183
212
Ne. cor. Clinton Park
156
157
31 N.Y.,C.&.St.L.frt. depot,ft.Cross .. 2 3 8 15
164
142
.143
145
147
21 Euclid av., cor. Sheriff. 1 2 3 4 14
128
129
131
133
139
141
84 Scovill av., cor. Kennard.
75 Croton, cor. Forest.
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
SIGNAL. LOCALITY.
ENGINE.
352
Cedar av., cor. Giddings av. 7 10
246 St. Clair, cor. Willson av
5 14
354
Southern av., cor. Quincy 7 9
247 Oxford, cor. Lowell.
.5 14
251 Oregon, cor. Dodge
.6 14
252 Payne av., cor. Huntington.
3 14
362
White av., cor. Norwood av. 5
Fire Station No. 9, Willson av ..
7
9
312
Euclid av., cor. Dunham av .. 7 10
386
Herald, cor. Grand av.
7
9
313
Euclid av., cor. Giddings av. 7 10
388
Kinsman, at C. & P. R. R Police Station, Willson av.
7
9
315
Euclid av., cor. Bolton av. 7 10
316 317
Euclid av., cor. Walter.
7 10
416
Francis, cor. Sheridan ... 9 13
318
Hough av., cor. Ansel av ..
7 10
319
Hough av., cor. Crawford
7 10
321
Scovill av., cor. Slater
7
9
323
Woodland av., cor. Willcutt av.
7
9
324
Platt, cor. Carr .7
9
325
Work House, Woodland av. 7
9
426
327
E. Madison av., cor. Superior
5 10
341
Garden, cor. Kennard.
7
9
431
Cleveland Asylum for the Insane .. 11 13
342 343
Garden and C. & P. R. R.
7
9
432
Harvard, cor. Jones av 11 13
345
Cedar av., cor. Lincoln av. 7 10
434
Broadway, cor. Fullerton 11 13
346 Cedar av., cor. Logan av ... 7 10
437
Axtell, cor. Ætna ... 11 13
351
Cedar av., at C. & P. crossing. 7
9
531
Scranton av., cor. Fairfield 268
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
OFFICE, EUCLID AV., NEAR ERIE.
"Meetings first and third Monday evenings of each month.
Peter Zucker, President
Harry Dixon, Clerk
W. C. Spaulding, Auditor
L. W. Day, Sup't of Instruction
Wm. B. Wright, Sup't of Buildings.
DISTRICTS. WARDS. MEMBERS.
1 2 and 4 Dr. D. B. Smith
2 5 and 8 John F. Brennan
3 6 and 7 Ferd. Gunzenhauser
4 9 and 18 E. A. Schellentrager
5 19 and 21 .James W. Stewart
6 20 and 22. W. D. Patterson
7 23 and 26. Andrew Mooney
8 25 and 27 Jackson Allen
9 17 and 24
Albert Turba
10 13 and 15
B. Mahler
11 12 and 14.
Richard M. Parmely
12 10 and 11 Joseph Goodhart
13 1 and 16 Peter Zucker
14 3 and 28
M. J. Reddy
15. .29 and 30 E. R. Felton
16 31 and 33 Ed. O. Peets
17 34 and 35 .. Dr. J. A. Gilbert
18 32 and 36 W. R. Wilbur
19 39 and 40. A. G. Melichar
20. 37 and 38. Philip Voelkle.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Boundaries and Statistics-Brennan, Good- hart, Parmely
Buildings-Gilbert, Gunzenhauser, Stewart Central High-Mahler, Mooney, Brennan Claims and Auditing-Mooney, Wilbur, Reddy Discipline-Goodhart, Gunzenhauser, Voelkle Finance-Patterson, Parmely, Gilbert German-Voelkle, Turba, Goodhart Health and Physical Development-Schellen- trager, Smith, Mahler Insurance-Parniely, Peets, Wilbur Janitors-Reddy, Smith, Gunzenhauser Judiciary-Melichar, Stewart, Smith
Music, Penmanship and Drawing-Peets, Bren- nan, Schellentrager
Night Schools-Peets, Schellentrager, Mooney Printing-Turba, Allen, Melichar Repairs-Gunzenhauser, Gilbert, Turba
Rules and Regulations-Stewart, Melichar, Pat- terson
Salaries-Smith, Parmely, Felton
Supplies-Allen, Voelkle, Felton
Teachers-Goodhart, Gilbert, Brennan
Text Books and Course of Study-Felton, Pat- terson, Allen
Training School-Schellentrager, Mahler, Fel- ton
West High School-Wilbur, Voelkle, Reddy.
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD.
Regular Meetings, first Tuesday of each month at 9:30 P. M.
MEMBERS. TIME EXPIRES
Dr. H. C. Brainerd, Pres. 1889
Lewis Breckenridge, Sec'y 1891 John C. Hutchins 1990
J. H. Kennedy 1889
W. C. Pollner. 1889
Vaclav Snajdr. 1891
Henry W. S. Wood. 1890
STANDING COMMITTEES PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. Books-Breckenridge, Hutchins, Pollner Buildings-Wood, Snajdr, Breckenridge Employes-Kennedy, Breckenridge. Pollner Finance-Hutchins, Kennedy, Snajdr Rules-Pollner, Wood, Kennedy
Library open-Circulating Department, from 8:30 A. M. to 9 P. M .; Reference Depart- ment, week days, from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M .; Sundays from 1 P. M. to 9 P. M. Both departments closed on all public holidays Libarian-W. H. Brett.
SUPERVISORS.
Grammar Department-Wm. Richardson and E. F. Moulton.
Primary Department-Misses Kate S. Brennan and Clara M. Umbstaetter
German Department-August J. Esch Teacher of Drawing-Frank Aborn
Teacher of Music-N. Coe Stewart
Teacher of Writing-A. A. Clark Teacher of Calisthenics-Carl Zapf.
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256 Cleveland City Forge, Case av 5 7 14
257 Lake, cor. Kirtland
5 7 14
387
Kinsman, cor. E. Madison av. 7
9
314
Euclid av., cor. E. Madison av 7 10
412
9 13
413
Tod, at N. Y., P. & O. crossing. 9 11 13
Union, cor. Broadway. 11 13
Miles av., cor. Atwater. 11 13
Cambridge, near rolling mills 11 13
Union, cor. Upton .. 11 13
326 Hough av., cor. E. Madison av
7 10
427
Woodland Hills av., cor. Hull 11 13
Sawyer, cor. Richmond 11 13
428
Independence st .. 11 13
421
Fire Stat'nNo.11,Sawyer,cor. Walker11 13 Broadway, cor. Harvard. 11 13
423
424
425
Garden, cor. E. Madison av. 7 10
435 Wire Mills, 26th ward 11 13
347 Cedar av., cor. Fairmount. 7 10
361
Eberhard Mufg. Co ... 7
357
Woodland av., junc. N. Woodland av .... 7 9
355
381
Superior, cor. Willson av 5 14 7
Fire Station No. 10, Doan st .. 7 10
414
418
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Central High School-Wilson av., nr. Cedar av .; M. S. Campbell, Principal West High School-Bridge, cor. Randall; E. L. Harris, Principal
Training School-Eagle, bet. Woodland av. and Erie ; Miss Ellen G. Reveley, Principal.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Alabama School-Alabama, cor. St. Clair Bolton School-Bolton av., nr. Cedar av. Boys' School (East) Harper, near Garden Boys' School (South) Hamm, cor. Dolloff Boys' School (West) Bridge, cor. Kentucky Broadway School-Broadway, cor. Worley Brownell School-Brownell. near Ohio Buhrer School-Buhrer av., nr. Jennings av. Case School-Case av., cor. Cooper Charter Oak School-Broadway, nr. Union Clark School-Clark av., cor. Hamburgh Crawford School-Crawford, cor. Doan Detroit School-Detroit, cor. St. Paul Dike School-Dike, near Scovill av. Dunham School-Dunham av.,cor. Lexington av. Eagle School-Eagle,bet.Erie and Woodland av. Euclid School-Euclid av., near Genesee av. Fairmount School-Fairmount, nr. Euclid av. Fowler School-Fowler, near Broadway Garden School-Garden, cor. Ashland av. Gordon School-Gordon av., south of Lorain Hicks School-Hicks, bet. Bridge and Lorain Huck School-Huck, cor. Petrie Independence School-Brecksville, nr. limits Kentucky School-Kentucky, opp. reservoir Kinsman School-Kinsman, nr. E. Madison av.
Lincoln School-Lincoln, cor. Platt Madison School-E. Madison av., nr. St. Clair Marion School-Marion, cor. Sked
Mayflower School-Mayflower, cor. Orange Meyer School-Meyer av., cor. Brighton Miles School-Miles av., Newburgh tp. Orchard School-Peach, opp. Orchard Outhwaite School-Outhwaite av., nr. Willson av. Prospect School, 124 Prospect" Ridge School-Ridge rd., w. of Chestnut Ridge
Rockwell School-Rockwell, cor. Bond
Scranton School-Scranton av., cor. Vega av. Sibley School-Sibley, nr. Willson av. South School-Dolloff, cor. Anson St. Clair School-St. Clair, nr. Perry Stanard School-Stanard, nr. Willson av. Sterling School-Sterling av., cor. Cedar av. Summer School-Sumner, nr. Brownell Tremont School-Tremont, cor. Willey Union School-Union, nr. Broadway Union Mill School-Union,cor. WoodlandHills av. Walnut School-Sawyer, opp. Miles Park Walton School-Walton av., cor. Rhodes av. Waring School-Waring, nr. Payne av. Warren School-Warren, near Solon Waverly School-Waverly av., near Lorain Woodland School-Woodland av., nr. Bolton Woodland Hills School-Woodland Hills av., cor. Union.
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
J. H. Rhodes, President
A. G. Hopkinson Carl Claussen A. J. Michael Aug. Kimmell
L. W. Ford, Clerk.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
Court of Common Pleas-Judges, E. T. Hamil- | Surveyor-Jay D. Brown ton, Wm. B. Sanders, John_W. Heisley, Carlos M. Stone, Alfred W. Lamson, Con- way W. Noble
Clerk Court Common Pleas-Levi E. Meacham ; office, Court House
Deputy Clerks-C. A. Kuzel, A. E. Shearer, W. R. Coates, J. H. Kuzel, M. S. Hinman, W. H. Clifford, C. M. Latimer, D. W. Ward, C. S. Whittern Sheriff-E. D. Sawyer
Deputies-William R. Ryan, John C. Meyers, John Dipley, Frank R. Harris, George J. Sheldon, W. S. Snyder; Joseph Goldsoll and Henry Lancefield, turnkeys
Probate Judge-Henry C. White Deputy Clerks of Probate-F. M. Chandler, C. C. Lowe, H. A. Schwab, J. K. Meaher
Treasurer-D. H. Kimberley
Deputy Treasurers-F. T. Pomeroy, A. E. Akins, J. J. Beilstein, M. A. Lander, W. A. Ludlum, J. C. Shields, W. H. Hutchings
Recorder-Alfred T. Anderson Deputy Recorder-W. F. Hoppensack Clerk-Henry C. Dimler Auditor-William H. Brew Prosecuting Attorney-Alexander Hadden Assistants-Thomas K. Dissette, C. W. Collister
Coroner-Dr. Frederick W. Walz, 785 Lorain Commissioner of Insolvents-Ernst C. Schwan Commissioners-Alfred A. Jerome, Mayfield; Pres., Geo. A. Schlatterbeck, Cleveland; Wilbur Bently, Dover; W. H. Brew, Cleve- land, Sec.
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
Rooms third floor, Old Court House-M. A. Sprague, Berea, President; R. C. Smith, Bedford, Sec .; W. S. Hayden, Glenville. Examinations will be held hereafter in the Examiners' Rooms, permanently as follows: On the first Saturdays of March, April, May, October and November, also on the second Saturdays of each month in the year except January, July and Au- gust ; and also on the third Saturdays of March, April, August and November.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Meets at County Auditor's office, Wednesday after the third Monday of May. Alfred A. Jerome, Chairman; Geo. A. Schlatter- beck, Wilbur Bently; W. H. Brew, Sec.
CIRCUIT COURT.
EIGHTH CIRCUIT.
Embracing Cuyahoga, Summit, Lorain and Medina Counties. Court held in Old Court House. Hon. C. C. Baldwin, Cleveland, presiding; Judge H. J. Caldwell, Cleveland, Judge William H. Upson, Akron.
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
U. S. Circuit Court-Hon. Howell E. Jackson, judge; A. J. Ricks, clerk ; office Govt. bldg. U. S. District Court-Hon. Martin Welker, judge ; A. J. Ricks, clerk ; office Govt. bldg. U. S. District Attorney-Robert S. Shields; office Govt. blog.
Assistant U. S. Attorney-Samuel D. Dodge U. S. Marshal-Benjamin F. Wade; office Govt. bldg.
Deputy U. S. Marshal-George Wyman
Examiners in Chancery-James D. Cleveland, A. J. Ricks
U. S. Commissioners-A. J. Williams, T. E. Bur- ton, A. J. Ricks, O. C. Beatty, Martin W. Sanders
Register in Bankruptcy-Myron R. Keith ; office 5 Perkins' bldg.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office, Govt. bldg .; Chas. H. Lapp, special agent; David Cummins, special inspector of customs.
CUSTOM HOUSE DEPARTMENT.
Custom House-East side Public Square ; Branch office, Government pier
Bonded Warehouse-Scranton av .. cor. Girard
Collector of Customs-William J. McKinnie
Special Deputy-John J. Purcell
Deputy Collector-William A. Harvey
Appraiser-Joseph M. Poe; office Govt. bIdg.
Dep. Collector and Inspector-Owen Kane
Clerks-A. Ward Fenton, J. Clinton Reiber
Inspectors-Edwin Hart. Henry D. G. Parsons
INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
· Office, Govt. bldg .; office hours 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Collector-John H. Farley
Chief Deputy Collector-Byron Pope
Deputy Collectors-Jas. Mooney (1st Div.), Henry B. Votteler (2d Div,), Herbert H. Hymall
Deputy and Cashier-Charles L. LaMarche
Deputy and Ass. Cashier-William H. Haight Bookkeeper-William E. Sage
Clerks-John J. Wagner, Arthur L. Seelbach, Luke J. Grace
Gaugers-Wm. C. Pollner, Wm. N. Cleveland Storekeeper and Gauger-Joseph J. Greeves
Local Inspectors of Steam Vessels, office room 16 Govt. bldg .- George L. DeWolf and Jas. McGrath, Inspectors; Edward Law- lor, clerk.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Bureau of Pensions, 509 Euclid av.
Gen. E. B. Payne, N. E. Ives, Special Examiners Pension Examining Surgeons' office, 282 Pearl ; E. D. Burton, Collamer, O., Pres. G. O. Butler, Sec.
T. A. Weed, Treas.
Meets every Wednesday at 10 A. M.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Post Office, Superior, ne. cor. Public Square; office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. ; Sundays, 10 to 11 A. M.
Money Order Office open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Stamp Window from 7:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
Delivery Window from 7:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 to 11 A. M. W. W. Armstrong, Post Master Joseph B. Molyneaux, Asst. Post Master John Garry, Supt. Letter Carriers' Dept. John C. Roland, Cashier
O. P. Demuth, Supt. Mailing Dept.
P. E. Mulcahy, Supt. Money Order Dept.
Alexander Ewart, Supt. Registered Letter Dept. Station "A"-316 Pearl ; Phil. A.Dempsey, Supt. Station "B"-1956 Euclid av .; P. F. McGuire, Supt.
Newburgh Station-2534 Broadway; P. Bar- rett, Supt.
Ninth Div. Railway Mail Service; F. B. Dodge, Supt.
CARRIERS AND NUMBER OF DISTRICT.
Aurelius John W. 50
22
Mclaughlin T. C. 1
Bates L. P. 5 Mackin Chris. 49
Beebe Miles A. 11
Blackmur C. W. 41
Matthews David
6
Burgwald L. C. 27
Molloy John
29
Caldwell Steph. O.
17
Morris William H.
4
Coddington Louis
10
Newman Henry A.
14
Eggert August A.
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