The Cleveland Directory Co.'s Cleveland (Cuyahoga County, Ohio) city directory, 1889, Part 28

Author: Cleveland Directory Co
Publication date: 1888/89
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio : Cleveland Directory Co.
Number of Pages: 1072


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Claus Adolpli, painter, r. rr. 101 Hicks


Claus Anna, Miss, teacher, r. 560 Lorain


Claus Arthur, carver, r. 560 Lorain


Claus August (West Side Furniture Co.), r. Brooklyn, nw. cor. Poe av. Bkin. vil.


Claus Charles, mechanic, r. 507 Quincy


Claus Elizabeth, Miss, milinery, 554 Pearl, r. 101 Hicks


Claus Frederick, furniture and undertaking, 2108 Broadway and 4 Brecksville


Claus G. Theodore, clerk, r. 101 Hicks


Claus Henry (Claus & Buesch), r. 145 Wade av.


Claus Henry F. machinist, r. 189 Seymour av.


Claus John, retired, r. 170 Bridge


Claus Julia, wid. Martin, r. 560 Lorain


Claus Laura, Miss, dressmkr. 170 Bridge


Claus Theodore F. clerk, r. 145 Wade av.


Claus Tillie, Miss, dressmkr, 170 Bridge


Claus Werner, carpenter, r. 101 Hicks


Claus & Buesch (Henry Claus, Gustav Buesch), furniture, 1025 Pearl


Clause Albert, plumber, r. 231 Birch


Clause William, horse shoer, 26 Putnam


Clause William D. agt. Hurlbut & Reinhart


Clausing John, teamster, r. 254 Garden


Clauss Henry, retired, r. 1604 Willson av.


See also Klaus


Claussen Carl, associate editor Cleveland Anzei- ger, r. 115 Laurel


Claussen E. Fred. student, r. 71 Bolivar Claussen Joachim, r. 1345 Zoeter av. Claussen Johanna, Mrs. r. 401 Ontario


AG See also Claasen, Clawson and Klossen


Clavering Albert, driver, r. 59 Colgate


DISEASES OF MEN. OLDEST ESTABLISHED. LARGEST EXPERIENCE.


Dr. JOHN P. CLEGG, Privately Consulted. ST. CLAIR STREET,


123


NEAR SENECA STREET,


CLEVELAND, O.


Treatment without hindrance to diet or business .. Hours, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays, 2 to 4 p. m. SEPARATE CONSULTING ROOMS. OPPOSITE HAWLEY HOUSE.


THE CLEVELAND ELECTRICAL MFG. CO. 832 SHERIFF ST.


Burglar Alarms, Annunciators, Call Bells, Electric Gas Lighting, Speaking Tubes, &c. ) TELEPHONE 139.


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The Hollenden.


FIRE-PROOF.


CLEVELAND, OHIO.


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American Plan,


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$3.00 to $5.00 per day.


European Plan, Rooms, - - $ 1.00 to $2.50 per day.


C. D. COLLINS, MANAGER.


STEAM BOILER INSP. & INS.


FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO. OF NEW YORK.


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E. B. TIDD, Gen'l Agent, 122 EUCLID AVE.


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Clavey Frederick H. foreman Wacchter am Erie, r. 107 Chatham


Clavey Sophie, wid. William, r. 107 Chatham Clavey William, wiredrawer, r. 1378 Zoeter av. Clawson Richard E. clerk C., C., C. & I. Ry. res. 27 Mandrake See also Claasen Claxton Patrick, clerk, r. 143 Vermont Clay Oliver P. manager furnace dept. The Va- riety Iron Works Co. r. 600 Prospect Clay Solomon, waiter, r. 26 Ontario


Clay William H. brakeman, r. 36 Percival Clay William L. conductor, r. 28 Richland av. Clayhammer Sebastian, molder, r. 72 Rhodes av. Clayton Edward, machinist, r. 989 Payne av. Clayton Emily, Mrs. boarding, 88 Scovill av. Clayton Frank M. sailor, r. 48 Penn


Clayton Geo. E. carpet layer, r. 88 Scovill av. Clayton Geo. W. elevator bldr. r. 48 Penn Clayton William H. fire dept. r. 1312 Webster Clear Beecher K. clerk, bds. 830 Oakdale Clear Edmond I. H. clerk, bds. 830 Oakdale Clearwater Mary, wid. Samuel, r. 108 Broadw'y Clearwater Mary E. Mrs. r. 81 University Cleary Helen, wid. Michael, r. 61 Hanover Cleary James, laborer, r. 61 Hanover Cleary John, laborer, bds. 977 Payne av. Cleary John, lab. r. Sandusky, nr. Osgood Cleary Michael, laborer, r. ws. Osgood, nr. Way Cleary Nicholas, laborer, bds. 96 Franklin av. Cleary Patrick, laborer, bds. 13 Main Cleary Patrick, laborer, r. 53 Bethel al.


Cleary Thomas, baker, r. 53 Bethel al.


Cleary Thomas, laborer, r. Sandusky, nr. Osgood Cleary William, laborer, r. 19 Detroit ct. See also Clary


Cleator Thomas K. molder, r. 927 E. Madison av. Cleave George H. carpenter, r. 71 Cedar av. Cleave Jemima, Mrs. dressmkr. 9 Cleve


Cleave Moses, retired, r. 301 Scovill av. Cleave Robert, carpenter, r. 132 Cedar av. Cleave William, retired, r. 71 Cedar av.


Cleave Mary, wid.James, Superior,nw.cor.Oliver Seealso Cleve and Kleve


Cleaveland Edwards P. Rev. professor of rhet- oric Adelbert College, r. 617 E. Madison av. Cleba Martin, laborer, r. 1820 Woodland av. Clebbin Edward, sailor, bds. 54 Center Clegg John, machinist, r. 93 Broadway Clegg John, wiredrawer, r. 78 Percival Clegg John P. Dr. 123 St. Clair


Clegg William, attendant Insane Asylum Cleghorn Jean, Miss, principal St. Clair School, r. 1348 Willson av.


Cleland Frank N. salesman The W. Bingham Co. r. 248 Kirtland


Cleland George, blksmith, r. 78 Clara Cleland John D. driver, r. 137 Cedar av. Cleland William E. clerk, r. 70 Allen Clement Annie, wid. Capt. H. r. 112 Scott Clement Edward, driver, r. 177 Russell av. Clement George, saslımkr. r. 31 Walnut


CLEMENTS BROTHERS,


(R. J., Wm. L. and D. L.), Sewer Builders, 14 Vincent, cor. Bond


Clements David, messenger American Express Co. r. 180 Beech Clements David L. (Clements Bros.), r. 147 Ala- bama Clements D. L. & Co. props. Standard Mortar Color Works, office 14 Vincent


Clements James, mason, r. 147 Alabama II Clements John, laborer, bds. 721 St. Clair Clements Joseph, expressman, r. 180 Beech Clements Louis B. removed to Ravenna, O. Clements Minnie, wid. Arthur, r. 81 Garden Clements Robert J. (Clements Bros.), r. 32 William


Clements William, teamster, r. 1859 Finney


Clements William L. (Clements Bros.), r. 147 Alabama


Clementson George J. nurse, 19 Walnut Clemes Wm. H. stovemtr. r. 159 University Clemmeck John, oiler, r. 20 Swan Clendon Kate C. Miss, r. 190 Prospect Clermont Frank, com. trav. r. 41 Walker Clerx Peter W. machinist, r. 61 Mechanic Cleve Frank, machinist, r. 69 Lawrence Cleve Harry, machinist, r. 31 S. Bell av. Cleve John M. foreman wood dept. Otis Iron and Steel Co. r. 444 Aaron


Cleve William L. patternmkr. r. 444 Aaron AG See also Cleave and Kleve


CLEVELAND,


For its institutions, public and private, its government, schools, churches, in fact all about the city, see appendix printed on blue paper, back part of book


Cleveland Academy, 156 Huron ; Miss Sarah L. Andrews, prin.


Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Ry. Co. legal dept .; Adams & Hotze, general counsel, 31 Public Square


Cleveland Anthracite Coal Exchange, room 22, 117 Public Square; I. C. Goff, pres .; T. F. Beidler, vice-pres .; R. G. Miller, treas .; E. N. Hammond, sec .; G. H. Burrows, asst. sec.


CLEVELAND ANZEIGER,


Office 135 St. Clair; Anzeiger Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors


Cleveland Arcade Co. The, room 2, 43 Euclid av. Charles F. Brush, pres .; L. H. Severance, sec. and treas.


Cleveland Art Club, 54 City Hall; George P. Bradley, pres .; Eugene Curran, sec.


CLEVELAND ASYLUM FOR


THE INSANE, Turney av. 27th ward; Dr. Jamin Strong, supt .; Charles W. Diehl, steward


Cleveland Automatic Refrigerating Co. . 68 River; J. Burton Parsons, pres .; W. J. Starkweather, vice-pres. and treas .; Charles H. Tucker, sec.


CLEVELAND AXLE MNFG. CO., 694 Broadway; George A. Laughlin, pres .; William F. Black, sec .; John G. Obermier, supt.


CLEVELAND BAKING COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF


CRACKERS AND BREAD, 134 ONTARIO.


R. B. STEVENSON, Pres., Res. 497 Euclid av.


E. M. BONNETT, Vice-Pres., " 497 Euclid av. C. N. HARRINGTON, Sec. & Treas. " 1428 Cedar av.


CLEVELAND BARB FENCE CO.,


THE, 59 and 61 S. Water; Maurice Con- verse, pres.


Cleveland Barrel Co. The, 135 Central Way Cleveland Base Ball Co. office room 5, 307 Su- perior; grounds Douglas, s. of Payne av. F. DeH. Robison, pres .; Charles J. Sheffield, vice-pres .; George W. Howe, treas .; J. A. Williams, mngr .; Davis Hawley, sec.


Cleveland Bending Works, office 150 Superior Cleveland Bethel Union, Superior, cor. Spring Cleveland Bicycle Grounds, es. E. Madison av. near Cedar av.


Cleveland Block Co. 159 to 163 River; J. E. Upson, sec.


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B, LILLIG & CO. & Furniture and Carpets. 3


964 Woodland Av. Telephone 3058.


DIEBOLD SAFES


FISH & COX


TELEPHONE 2154.


OFFICE, 64 & 66 FRANKFORT.


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CLEVELAND BOARD OF FIRE


UNDERWRITERS, 208 Superior; A. G. Hopkinson, pres .; Thomas H. Geer, vice- pres .; A. I. Truesdell, sec .; George P. Bur- well, treas.


Cleveland Board of Trade; se Board of Trade CLEVELAND BOOK BINDERY, 8 S. Water; John Lendy, propr. Cleveland Brewers' Supply Co. 21 Michigan ; W. Diehl, manager


CLEVELAND BREWING CO.,


Cor. Hough and Ansel avs .; Louis Hoffman, pres .; Ernst Mueller, sec. and treas.


CLEVELAND BRIDGE & IRON CO., office 24 Benedict bldg., 29 Euclid av .; H. M. Claffen, pres. ; H. T. Claffen, engr.


CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO.,


(Peter M. Hitchcock, Martyn Bonnell, Frank Wilson and Walter N. Bowler), Iron Mnfrs. 17 to 35 Merwin


CLEVEL'D BURIAL CASE CO.,


Center, cor. Willow; N. S. McAbee, pres .; W. M. Reese, sec .; B. J. Spitzig, treas .; B. H. Kinkelaar, sales mngr.


CLEVELAND BUTTER CO.,


288 Bridge; C. B. Clark, pres.


Cleveland Candy Works, 92 Superior; John Wuest, propr.


Cleveland Cap Co. 70 Water; I. Altfeld, propr. Cleveland Cattle Food Co. 706 Pearl; J. C. Brogden, manager


Cleveland Charles, shoemaker, r. 217 Garden Cleveland Charles E. plumber, r. 367 Sterling av. Cleveland Charles L. physician, 271 Prospect, r. 375 Scovill av.


Cleveland Charles M. salesman Sterling & Co. r. 869 Bolton av.


Cleveland Chemical Works, Independence, opp. Holly; Marsh & Harwood Co. proprs.


Cleveland Cigar Co. 226 Ontario; Wm. F. Bi- singer, manager Cleveland City Brewery, 19 to 25 St Clair; Lloyd & Keys, proprs.


Cleveland City Hospital; see appendix, page 32


Clev'd City Forge & Iron Co. Office, Grand Arcade Bldg., 101 St. Clair. Works, Foot of Case Av.


R. H. HARMAN, Pres., Residence, New York. L. M. COE, Vice-Pres. and Genl. Manager, Res. 1092 Euclid av.


G. F. ELY, Sec. and Treas., 646 Prospect.


R. A. HARMAN, Asst. Gen. Mngr., “ 930 Prospect.


CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CIN- CINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAIL- WAY CO., General Offices St. Clair, cor. Water; J. D. Layng, of New York, pres .; George H. Russell, sec. and treas .; Geo. S. Russell, asst. sec. and treas .; G. M. Beaclı, genl. manager; W. C. Irwin, chief engineer; P. A. Hewitt, auditor; Edgar Hill, genl. frt. agt .; A. B. Hough, asst. genl. frt. agt .; D. B. Martin, genl. pass. agt .; Edward Hill, pur- chasing agt .: H. H. Poppleton, genl. atty .; W. F. Turreff, genl.master mechanic ;. F. D. Comstock, paymaster. Passenger depot, foot of Water; shops, Merwin st .; Union Freight Depot, Front, near River; Central Freight Station, Ohio, near Central Way; Wason st. Freight Station, foot of Wason; E. L. Campbell, local, frt. agt.


S. C. SMITH. S. H. CURTISS.


CLEVELAND COFFEE and SPICE MILLS.


SMITH & CURTISS, JOBBERS OF


TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES,


194 and 196 Bank Street.


Cleveland Commercial Traveler's Association ; see page 28 of Appendix


Cleveland Compound Co. 17 Clifton ; Philip, Opper, propr.


Cleveland Compressed Yeast Co. 25 Prospect ; John Rock, pres .; Charles Herrman, vice- pres. ; James Gibbons, sec. and treas.


CLEVELAND CONSERVATORY


OF MUSIC of Western Reserve University, Clarence bldg., 122 Euclid av .; F. Bassett and Charles Heydler, directors


CLEVELAND CO-OPERATIVE


STOVE CO., Manufrs. Stoves, Hollowware and Sinks; office and salesrooms 26 to 36, Superior; foundry, Garden at C. & P. cross- ing; M. B. Clark, pres .; W. W. Baldwin, sec .. and mngr.


Cleveland Cork Works, 334 Sherbrook; G. Jen- nings & Co. proprs.


Cleveland Cornet Band, 187 Vega av .; Philip, Guentzler, manager Cleveland Correspondence Bureau, room 7, 44. Euclid av.


Cleveland Corset Parlors, 246 Erie


CLEVEL'D CRAYON PORTRAIT


CO., 250 Pearl ; Williams & Johnson, proprs. Cleveland Creamery Co. (Cassidy & McNeil and James E. Wyatt), 73 Ontario


CLEVEL'D CUTTING SCHOOL, Woodland av., se. cor. Willson av .; A. D. Rude, propr.


Cleveland Cycle Co. 76 Frankfort ; T. B. Dutton and E. E. Stoddard


CLEVELAND DESK CO.,


97 and 99 Ontario; R. F. Clarke, propr .; A .. Howes, manager


Cleveland Detective Agency, 37 Prospect ; S. L. Muncie, propr.


Cleveland Diamond Fire 'Brick Works, Etna st. at C. & P. R. R. crossing ; Wright & Knauff, proprs.


Cleveland Directory Co.,


(Byron D. Annewalt and David H. Wilson), pubs. Annewalt's Cleveland Directory; Pub- lishiing house 65 and 67 Frankfort, compil- ing rooms Perkins' bldg., 23 Public Square. Cleveland District Telegraph Co. 117 Superior; A. V. Kurtz, manager


Cleveland Douglas W. bkkpr. Billings, Taylor & Co. r. 113 Arlington


Cleveland Driving Park Co. ss. St. Clair st. Glen- ville; Wm. Edwards, pres., Wm. B. Fasig, sec. and supt.


ARTIFICIAL TEETH ) FRANK DOWD WITHOUT A PLATE. S


DENTIST.


44 EUCLID AVE., Savings and Trust Co. Bank. A reliable, first-class Dental Office.


THE CLEVELAND BURIAL VAULT CO.,


BUILDERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF


ARTIFICIAL STONE TOMBS


BURIAL VAULTS, RECEIVING VAULTS AND BURIAL CASES, OFFICE, 208 SUPERIOR STREET.


This new invention provides an improved tomb, burial vault, receiving vault, or burial case, for receiving the remains of the dead-temporarily or permanently. They are molded into shape, with coffin chambers entirely separated from each other, the whole to be built in one piece, so there will be no joints or seams. After placing the body in the chamber, and the front is hermetically sealed with the same material, the air can be removed from the chamber, and the body will not be subjected to the action MUCHAIN of the air or moisture, and will not BOR JaAm DIE NAMA 41 decompose.


BOFINN AIR


MIN, כ


BORN


DIEDTMANN


The material used in construc- tion is harder than granite ; imper- vious to moisture or air; and the elements of decomposition have no effect on it whatever. It is ever- lasting, either above or below ground. The cost of building hardly exceeds the cost of build- ing with wood. The tombs can be built as elaborate or ornamental


as a person may wish, and in any style of architecture or color desired.


For State or County rights to manufacture or build in the United States, call on, or address


THE CLEVELAND BURIAL VAULT CO.


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Westchester Fire Ins. Co.


New Rochelle, N. Y.


Assets $1,344,000.


GEO. P. BURWELL, AGENT, ROOM 1, 208 SUPERIOR STREET.


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CLEVELAND DRY DOCK CO.,


THE, Ship Building and Repairing, office and yard 95 Elm .; J. F. Pankhurst, pres. ; Luther Allen, vice-pres .; Frank Wright, sec .; J. B. Cowle, treas.


CLEVELAND DRY GOODS CO., THE, 120 to 126 Ontario; J. W. Monahan, pres. ; J. C. Ryan, sec. and treas.


CLEVELAND DRYER CO.,


Mnfrs. Commercial Fertilizers; office, room 14, Wick blk .; William Prescott, vice-pres .; H. J. Cole, sec. and treas.


Cleveland Electric Light Co. The, rear 117 Pub- lic Square; Hubbard Cook, pres .; J. F. Staf- ford, sec. and manager


CLEVEL'D ELECTRICAL MAN- UFACTURING CO., THE, 832 Sheriff; F. C. McMillin, pres. ; Jas. L. Daugherty, gen. mngr .; Chas. A. Dainz, supt .; D. W. Sher- wood, sec.


CLEV'D ELECTROTYPEF OUN-


DRY (William A. and John G. Tenhagen), room 20 Power blk., 74 Frankfort


CLEVELAND ELEVATOR CO., THE (successors to Aitchison & Little), 18 and 20 W. Center; S. Truscott, pres .; A. M. Cole, vice-pres. ; Joseph Little, supt.


LEVELAND


ENGRAVING


DESIGNERS


WOOD ENGRAVERS AND


208 SUPERIOR ST CLEVELAND O.


Cleveland Facing Mills, 2 to 10 Carter; The Va- riety Iron Works Co. proprs.


CLEVELAND FAUCET CO., THE, (George Collings, Jacob J. Mayerand Albert J. Weatherhead), mnfrs. of Beer Preserving Faucets, 20 and 22 Frankfort


Cleveland Filter Co. 11 Wick blk.


CLEVELAND FLUE CLEANER MANUFACTURING CO., mnfrs. Aitchison & Doolittle's Patent Steam Flue Cleaner, 22 and 24 Power blk., 74 Frankfort; James E. Rundle, propr.


CLEVELAND FOUNDRY,


14 Winter, and Bessemer av., nr. Tod ; Bowler & Co., proprs.


Cleveland Foundry Co., The, MANUFACTURERS


Light Gray Iron Castings. JAPANNING, NICKEL & BRONZE PLATING. Office and Works, Platt St. and C. & P. R. R. Take Woodland Av. Car to Carr St.


F. E. DRURY, Pres., Res. 24 Longwood av. H. P. CROWELL, Vice-Pres., " The Stillman.


Cleveland Fred. plumber, r. 17 Longwood av. CLEVELAND FURNITURE CO., (B. M. Wonders and G. A. Thomas), Furni- ture, Carpets, Curtains, etc., 143 Ontario


CLEVELAND FROG & CROSSING CO. The, MANUFACTURERS OF


RAILROAD SUPPLIES.


Works, Bessemer Av. and N. Y., P. & O. R. R.


Office, 14 Winter St.


N. P. BOWLER, Pres., Res. 89 Cedar av.


1097 Prospect.


WM. BOWLER, Vice-Pres., W. W. BALK WILL, Treas., 58 Cedar av. H. A. DORNER, Sec., 378 Willson av.


G. C. LUCAS, Gen. Mangr.,


1023 Superior.


Cleveland Galvanizing Works,24 Cooper; Henry H. Hodell, propr.


CLEVELAND GAS FIXTURE


MNFG. CO., THE, salesrooms 396 and 398 Superior; Gas Fixtures and Fine Metal Work, J. V. Mathivet, pres .; V. P. Mathi- vet; sec. and treas. ; R. E. Gill, supt.


CLEVELAND GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.,356 Superior; J. H. Morley, pres. ; C. E. Stanley, sec. ; C. H. Beardslee, ass't sec., G. A. Hyde, engineer, J. C. Heath, ass't en- gineer


Cleveland Gas Machine Co. (Carlos F. Andrus and Charles M. Fulkerson), 48 and 50 Long Cleveland Gatling Gun Battery Armory, Sibley, nr. Hayward .


CLEVELAND GAZETTE, THE,


(Weekly, established Aug. 1883), room 22, 307 Superior; Harry C. Smith, editor and propr.


Cleveland George W. clerk M. A. Hanna & Co. r. 113 Arlington Cleveland Gesangverein; See page 33 of Ap- pendix


CLEVELAND GRANITE CO.,


C. F. MEHLING & CO. JAMES B. FOLSOM.


C. J. McDOWELL, Manager. Manufacturers and Dealers in FOREIGN AND AMERICAN GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS, MARBLE PLUMBER AND FURNITURE SLABS.


Estimates furnished on Marble Wainscoting and Floor Tile.


676 Superior Street. Telephone, 2301.


Cleveland Graphic-Sentinel (weekly); Feller & Salen, proprs. office 181 Detroit


CLEVELAND GRAYS, John A. Nash, 80 Bank st., secretary


Cleveland Grays' Band, The, 28 Holyoke pl .; J. W. Mudra, leader


Cleveland Grease and Oil Co. 11 Case bldg .; H. W. Mather, mngr .; A. J. Stevens, supt.


Cleveland Gun Store, 102 Superior; Thomas Larter, propr .; J. J. Corlett, mngr.


Cleveland Hardware Co. The, Lake, bet. Belden and Kirtland; Lee McBride, pres .; R. M. Parmelee, vice-pres .; C. E. Adams, sec. and treas.


Cleveland Harriet W. wid. T. G. r. 113 Arlington Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital ; see Appendix, page 32


Cleveland Homeo. Pharmacy, 350 Superior Cleveland Hoop Co., Upper Central Way, nr. Valley Ry.


HORSE AND WAGON COVERS, { J. & F. A. WAGNER, OILED CLOTHING, ETC. 167 River St. Tel. 905.


WOOD, HANNA & CO.


Sewer Builders 5 1225 and 1227


and Contractors. Euclid Avenue. Particular attention given to House Sewer Connections.


TELEPHONE 3030.


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Cleveland Humane Society, office room 24 City Hall; teleplione 2191; E. C. Parmelee, gen- eral agent


Cleveland Hydraulic Dredging Co. The, office 12 Euclid av .; W. P. Cowan, pres .; B. F. Morse, vice-pres .; W. P. Rice, treas. -


CLEVELAND ICE CO.,


Office Cedar av., at C. & P. R. R. Telephone 3186 Cleveland Iron Co. office 122 Water;' S. A. Fuller, sec. and treas.


Cleveland Iron Mining Co., Miners of Lake Superior Iron Ores, OFFICES, 4 and 5 MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING, 233 Bank Street.


SAMUEL L. MATHER, Pres. and Treas.,


Residence, 544 Euclid av. WILLIAM G. MATHER, V .- Pres., Res. 544 Euclid av. FREDERICK A. MORSE, Sec., 52 Cedar av.


CLEVELAND IRON ORE PAINT


CO., 152 Merwin ; B. F. Powers and George E. Needham, proprs.


Cleveland Iron & Metal Co. 616 Canal ; Bialosky, Cohen & Co. proprs.


Cleveland James D. lawyer, room 12, 117 Pub- lic Square, r. 667 Prospect


Cleveland Jerry, laborer, r. 4 Waller


Cleveland Julius A. with Kingsley Paper Co. r. 1264 Slater


Cleveland Knitting Factory, 616 St. Clair; Thomas Walsh, propr.


Cleveland Knitting Mills, 32 Woodland av .; Klotz & Fuldheim, proprs. Cleveland Lamp Stove Co. (W. G. Amor and J. Q. Adams), 829 Sheriff


CLEVELAND LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Old Court House; A. A. Bemis, librarian


CLEVELAND LEADER AND HERALD, (Daily, tri-weekly, weekly and Sunday), office 146 Superior st .; Leader Printing Co., proprs.


Cleveland Lelia N. Miss, teacher, r. 19 Wood st. Bkln. vil.


Cleveland Life Boat Station, west pier; Charles C. Goodwin, capt.


CLEVELAND LINSEED OIL CO., OFFICE AND MILLS, BRITISH ST .; G. E. Herrick, pres .; J. P. Mansfield, general manager; H. C. Welch, sec. and treas .; J. W. Evans, supt. of works


CLEVEL'D, LORAIN & WHEEL-


ING R. R. CO., General Offices fourthi floor Mercantile Bank bldg .; Selah Chamberlain, pres .; W. S. Streator, vice-pres .; Oscar Townsend, gen. manager; Charles L. Cutter, sec. and treas .; W. H. Grout, gen. freiglit and pass. agt .; W. H. Park, auditor: Frank M. Townsend, pur. agt .; Fred. E. Now, supt. telegraph


CLEVEL'D MALLEABLE IRON COMPANY, Platt and C. & P. R. R., nr. Woodland av .; A. A. Pope, pres. and treas ; O. K. Brooks, sec.


CLEVEL'D MANUFACTURING CO., mnfrs. Brass Goods, Hamilton, se. cor. Wason : Bishop & Babcock Co. proprs.


Cleveland Machinery Co., BUILDERS AND DESIGNERS OF


SPECIAL AND GENERAL MACHINERY. 155 Leonard Street. Telephone 721.


D. D. HOBBS,


Residence, 62 Lyon.


J. T. HOBBS,


P. K. RITTER, 923 Lorain. 162 Brecksville.


Cleveland Manual Training School, The; S. E. Williamson, pres .; Dr. D. B. Smith, vice- pres .; J. H. Webster, treas .; Wm. E. Cush- ing, sec .; Newton M. Anderson, principal ; 47 E. Prospect


CLEVELAND MANTEL & CRATE CO. W. O. WILLIAMS, PROP.


Manufacturer of Mantels, Grates, and all kinds of finished and plain Slate work. Cor. Sterling Av. and Superior St.


CLEVELAND MARBLE CO.,


179 Merwin; Clarence G. Leavenworthı, manager


Cleveland Medical Gazette, The, 143 Euclid av. Dr. A. R. Baker and S. W. Kelley, editors Cleveland Milk Co. (James L. and Thomas C. Jones), 95 Ontario


Cleveland Milling Co., The, MANUFACTURERS OF


ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,


113 Merwin St. Telephone 433.


F. F. HICKOX, Pres.,


R. W. HICKOX, Vice-Pres,


Res. 595 Prospect. 113 Merwin.


C. G. HICKOX, Treas.,


Res. 778 Euclid av.


Cleveland Nail Works, 106 Canal ; T. D. Graham, propr.


CLEVELAND NAT'L BANK, 227 Superior, cor. Seneca.


S. S. WARNER, Pres., JAMES PANNELL, Vice-Pres., 99 Huron.


Res. Wellington, O.


P. M. SPENCER, Cashier, 99 Huron.


Cleveland Neal W. gauger, r. 81 Courtland Cleveland News Co. The, 113 Wood; Ernest G. E. Brooks, manager


Cleveland Nickel Works, Herald, ne. cor. Grand av; William W. Sly, gen. mngr.


CLEVELAND NITROUS OXIDE WORKS (George W. Downer and Graham Clarke), 106 Canal: Graliam Clarke, manager Cleveland Ohio Mutual Live Stock Insurance Assn. 9 Wick block; Howard L. Washburn, pres .; J. Howard Danner, sec. and treas; F. H. Mills, general manager


Cleveland Oil Works, 75 Atwater bldg; J. R. Timmins & Co. proprs.


CLEVELAND OPTICAL CO., (H. A. and F. A. Combes), 33 Blackstone bldg.


B. KINGSBOROUGH, - 1228 EUCLID AVENUE.


CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.


Cleveland Ship Building Co.,


BUILDERS OF


IRON STEEL SHIPS, ENGINES AND BOILERS,


STEAMER Nº I, AND 2. CLEVELAND SHIPBUILDING CO. SCALE /4' =!!


4


BLOWING ENGINES,


Steam Hammers, -


Propeller Wheels,


MILL GEARING AND LARGE CASTINGS,


Office, 120 Viaduct,


-


CLEVELAND, O.


FOR


FIRE INSURANCE Telephone 1814.


122 EUCLID AVE. E. B. TIDD & Co. (


United Firemen's Ins. Co. OF PHILADELPHIA. Assets $1,000,000.00.


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Cleveland Panorama Co., The, office 6 Rouse block ; C. H. Bulkley, pres; M. Y. Hutton, sec. Cleveland Pantaloon Co. (F. M. Nowak and J. F. Wokurka), 830 Sheriff


CLEVELAND PAPER BOX FAC- TORY, 111 and 113 Water. Telephone 744; John M. Sterling, manager


CLEVELAND PAPER CO.,


128 St. Clair; N. W. Taylor, pres .; E. Mill, vice-pres. ; C. T. Bicknell, sec. and treas. Cleveland Petrolatum Co. 767 Pearl; H. M. Brown, manager


Cleveland Pioneer K. of L. Co-Operative Co. DEALERS IN


Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables, ETC. No. 420 CASE AV., NEAR PAYNE AV.


THOMAS SCAIFE,Manager, Res., S. S. Corey, 3rd house e. of E. Madison av.


CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, Office 225 and 227 Bank; Plain Dealer Pub- lishing Co., publishers


CLEVELAND PRESERVING WORKS, J. NUSSDORFER & SON, Manufacturers of the Celebrated


Home-made Mince Meat, JELLIES, FRUIT BUTTERS AND PRESERVES. 110 Erie Street. Telephone 1073.


Cleveland Press Club, 127 Euclid av. See page XXVIII of Appendix


Cleveland Printing & Publishing Co., The, JOB PRINTING, ENGRAVING, BOOKBINDING, BLANK BOOK MNFG., STATIONERY, Etc. Publishers and Proprietors of Town Topics, Iron Trade Review, and Western Machinist. ST. CLAIR, cor. WOOD. TELEPHONE 852.


W. M. DAY, Pres., Residence, 305 Scovill av.


F. N. CARTER, Sec.,


307 Scovill av.


F. J. STARAL, Treas., 1193 Case av.


A. WINTEMBERG, Supt.,


63 Parkman.


CLEVELAND PROTESTANT OR- PHAN ASYLUM, 940 St. Clair; A. H. Shunk, supt. See page XXVI of Appendix


CLEVEL'D PROVISION CO.,


Main Office and Salesroom, 142 and 144 Ontario. Branch Office and Salesroom, 962 and 964 Sheriff. Packing House, Commercial, cor. Central Way.


BENJAMIN ROSE, Pres., Res. 687 Euclid av. GEO. B. CHRISTIAN, Vice-Pres., “ 105 Cedar av. CHAS. C. HILLS, Sec. and Treas., " 39 Arlington ct. WALTER H. BRADLEY, Supt., " 253 Woodland av


CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY, Euclid av., nr. Erie. See page XXXII Appendix


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Cleveland Publishing Co. office room 4, 96 Euclid av; W. B. Parish, manager Cleveland Refining Co. The, 52 Grand Arcade; works, Atlantic, cor. Bessemer av; John Teagle, pres ; Frank Teagle, supt.


CLEV'D ROLLING MILL CO. Office. Room 12, National Bank Building, COR. SUPERIOR AND WATER.


WM. CHISHOLM, Pres , Res. The Stillman.


W. B. CHISHOLM, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Manager, Res. 1065 Prospect.


E. S. PAGE, Sec'y, 953 Prospect.


CLEVELAND RUBBER CO., Manufacturers of Rubber Goods for Mechanical Purposes. WORKS AND OFFICE, Clev. & Pitts. R. R., Junc. The Nickel Plate Railroad.


L. K. MCCLYMONDS, Pres. and Manager, Res. 1635 Euclid av. JOHN McCLYMONDS, V .- Pres., 1637 Euclid av. M. I. BLANCHARD, Secretary, 271 Edwards av.




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