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Hooper, George J Jr, atty at law, 376
Howell & Shaw, bedding and up- holsterers 380
Hundley, George A, grocer, 383
Hunter & Co, booksellers, 384
Hutzler's, A Sons, dry goods, 79
Jackson, Giles B, atty at law, 388
Jackson, W S, saloon and restaurant, 390 Jackson &. Jackson, attys at law, 39 1 Jarvis & Glinn, contractors and bldrs, 394 Jeffress & Shelton, who coffee,spice, &c, 395 Jenkins, William & Son, com mers, 396
Jenkins & Walthall, bookbinders,
back bone and 770
Johann, A E, druggist, 398
Kaufmann & Co, millinery, 416
Keenan, Patrick, printer,
Guy, Jackson, atty at law,
338
Kingan & Co.(I'd), pork packers, Klein, N Mrs, stoves and tinware, Kluber. Julius, saloon,
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Marshall St Pharmacy,. 472
Martin, James W, furniture, 474
Martin & Co, employment agents, 475
Mason & Sim, stone contractors, 476
Masonic Printing Co, 476
May, A H, plumber, tinner, &c, 479
Maynard, A C, brick mnfr 479
Maynard, J T & Son, brick innfrs 48c
Mayo, George W, auctioneer,
480
Mayo, P H & Bro, tobacco manu- facturers, 764 & 765
Meade, E B, insurance and loan agt 482
Merchants National Bank,
485
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank 484
Meyer, Joseph J,meats and vegetables 487
Meyer, Julius & Sons, dry goods, 488
Middendorf & Donald, quarrymen,
488
Miller, T A, pharmacist,
492
Pearce, W E, druggist, 541
Peters, Robert L, painter, 546
Peyton & Sinton, insurance agts, 547
Phillips, J Watson, meat market, 549
Phillips, Walter F, druggist, 549
Pilcher, William S, coal and wood, and Morison's pills, 550
Pilkinton, E T Co, smoking tobacco, 551 Pilsworth Engraving Co, photo and wood engraving, 792
Pioneer Beef and Provision Co, 55I
Pizzini's, F P Burke propr, confr, 552
Plageman, G H & Bro, grocers, 552
Pleasants, George D & Son, ins agts, front cover and 14
Pleasants & Co, gen'lagts Guarantee Co of North America, 554
Pleasants & Hall, genl agts Penn
Mutual Life Ins Co, front cover and 16
Pleasants & Massie, attys at law, 554 Pluemacher, F H, real estate agent, 555
Pollard, W D & Co, real estate intel- ligence office, 558
Myrtle, Thomas, grocer,
513
National Bank of Virginia, 514
National Brewing Co., 516
National Building & Investment Assn, 515
National Cash Register Co.,
515
National Life Assn of Hartford, 515
Neblett, S S, planing mill and box factory, 517
Nelson, W .H, druggist, 518
Netherwood, James, stone contractor, 518
Newell, Joseph M, builder, 519
Nickel, Henry, cabinetmaker, 521
Nolting, A W Jr., druggist, 522
Old Dominion, Bldg and Loan Assn, 527 Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works, 1052 Old Dominion Steamship Co, G W Allen & Co., agents, 9
Page, Charles H, coal and wood, 53 €
Page & Carter, attys at law, 532
Paoli, C J, propr southside pharmacy, 534 Parker, George C Jr., grocer, 534
Parker, Truman A & Co, lumber dlrs, 535
Parrish, J Samuel, atty at law, 536
Parrish, W M, who grocer, 536
Parsley, Joseph L, restaurant, 537
Patteson, S S P, atty at law, 539
Patton, James D & Co, tobacco mnfrs supplies, 539
Miller & Rhoads, dry goods opp 496 and 497
Minor, Thomas F, who grocer, 494
Minor & Daniel, attys at law, 494
Minter, E W, builder,
494
Mitchell, Kirkwood, atty at law,
Montague, Hill, atty at law,
495 498
Montague & Co, insurance agts,
498
Montgomery, L, furniture,
499
Moore, J Hall Jr, propr Brookland dairy 500
Moore, Warner & Co, millers, out-
side bottom edges of leaves, and Morris, L B Mrs, millinery,
Morrison, John J, pharmacist,
Moseley & Bohmer, rubber goods,
Moses, W D & Co, pianos and or- gans,
Mountcastle, George C, livery stables
Mountcastle, J R, livery stables, 508
. Murphy, E P & Son, coal and wood 510 Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia front cover and 1054
769 503 504
507
507 508
Portner Robert Brewing Co, 559
Potts, Allen, atty at law, 559
Potts, Thomas & Co, who groceries, 560
Powers, Lem W, produce commission, 563 Poythress, W P & Co, pharmacists, 563
Pulliam, Samuel H & Co, ins agents, 567 Purcell, Ladd & Co, druggists, 568
Pyle, A J Mrs, dyer and cleaner, 568
Randolph J W & Co, booksellers and binders, 573
Read, Charles H Jr, architect, 575
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Regester, Samuel & Co, brokers, 578
Rice, William D, insurance agent, 580
Richardson & Co, grocers, 582
Richmond Brewery Co, 583
Richmond China Co, 584
Richmond City Mills, George T King 584
Richmond Floral Co, 585
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po- tomac Railroad Co 767
Richmond Galvanized Iron Cornice Co, 585
Richmond Ice Co, top outside edges of leaves and 763
Richmond Pickle Co, 586
Richmond Railway & Electric Co,
back cover and 586
Richmond Female Seminary, J H Powell prin, 561
Richmond & Danville RR, back cover and
IO51
Ridenour, John L, druggist, 588
Rider, M T, saddler etc,
588
Roberts & Hoge, who boots & shoes, 777 Robins, A H, druggist, 592
Rodgers, Edgerton S, architect,
597 598
Rose J E & Co, stoves, tinware, etc, 599
Ross, Joseph G & Co, machinists and saw works,
Rothert & Co, furniture, &c,
Rountree, H W & Bro, trunk mnfrs, 601 Rueger, HH C, saloon and restaurant, 603 Rueger, William, saloon, restaurant, 603 Ruehrmund, Carl, architect, 604
Rutherford, Thomas, real estate agt, 605
Rutherfoord & Page, attys at law, 605
Ryall, John M, saloon and restaurant, 605 Ryan, John Co, The, type founders Baltimore, Md, 103 and 1047 St Joseph's Orphan Asylum Indus- trial School, 607
St Marys Benedictine Institute, 766 Sadler Paper Co, 607
Sands, Pollard & Sands, attys at law, 610 Sauer C F Co, druggists sundries, 611 Saunders, E A & Sons, who grocers, 611 Savings Bank of the Grand Fountain UOTR, 613
Schaap, A K & C E, sporting goods, 613 Schene, J B, restaurant, 614
Schmidt, Hermann, grocer, 615
Schoen, George, bottler and mineral waters,
616
School Furnishing. Co, 833
.Schutte, Jos. C, saloon and restaurant 617
Schwarzschild & Co, clothing, 618
Scott & Scott, attys at law, 620
Security Savings Bank, 622
Shafer, John C, merchant tailor, 811
Sheild & Shelburn, tobacco supplies, 830 Shepardson, Eugene, propr N Y Steam Laundry 626
Sheppard J R, clothing, 627
Siewers, R A, builder, 630
Silliman, Gold, agt Hammond type writer, 630
Sitterding, F, builder, 632
Slater, E Beverly, atty at law, 633
Smithdeal Business College, back cover, and 12
Southern Clinic, Medical Monthly, Dr C A Bryce. publisher, ISI
Southern Loan & Investment Co, 644 645 644
Southern Rubber Co,
Southern Shirt and Drawers Mnfry,
Southern Stove Works,
645
Spence E H, boots and shoes, 646
Spott, WV A & Son, watchmakers, 647
Spott & Spott, watchmakers, 648
Spotts & Harrison, who grocers, 648
648
Staples, M C & Co, real estate agents, 650 Staples & Munford, attys at law, 650
Starke, F I, dyer and cleaner, 650
Starke, H M & Co, booksellers, 651
State Bank of Virginia, back cover, and 13 Steel, Dr George B, dentist, 652
Stern, Jo Lane, atty at law, 773
Stokes & Dunn, merchant tailors, 656 Stowe & Nuckols, builders, 656 657
Straus, Julius, insurance agent, Stumpf, E A, saloon and restaurant, Sublett & Bruce, hardware, 660
659
Sutherland, W D, livery stables, 662
662
Sutton, & Co, real estate agents, Swineford, Howard, insurance agent, right hand top lines and IO
Sydnor, Walter, atty at law, 664
Sydnor & Hundley, furniture, 664
Talbott & Sons, iron founders IS 665
Talcott & Whitcomb, civil engineers Taliaferro J L, brick mnfr, 666
667 Tanner, C W & Co, oils, paints, &c, Taylor, E B & Co, china, glass and queensware, 668
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Rose, Charles A, real estate agent,
Squire L S, boys' school,
600 601
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Thalhimer Bros, dry goods,
Thalhimer, Charles & Co, liquors,
675
Tholl, F E, real estate agent,
675
West, Albert L, architect, 724
Thomas, H T, smoking tobacco mnfr,
Thompson, W M & Bro, liquors,
680
White, S J Sons, oyster dealers, 729
Toler, John F, florist,
685
Whittet & Shepperson, printers, 732
Tritton, R L, veteriary surgeon,
689
Wickham, H T, atty at law,
732
Turkish Baths,
691
Williams, John C, stock broker,
737
Turner, B F & Co, real estate,
691
Williams, John L & Son, stock brokers, 737
Tyler, H M, atty at law,
694
Williams, John R & Co, manufactu- rers and dealers in Va slate, 738
Ullman's S Son, grocers and liquors,
696
Valentine, Edward V, sculptor,
698
Williams & Boulware, attys at law, 741
Valentine Meat Juice, M S Valentine proprietor,
13
Valentine, W H, insurance agent, 699
Vashon, George S & Son, real estate agents
700
Winter, J B, furniture, 749
Virginia Dredging Company,
789 Wise & Cosby, attys at law, 749
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
703
Woodall, James, house furnishings, Woodward & Lothrop, dry goods, bottom lines and II
752
Virginia Industrial Mercantile Bldg and Loan Assn,
704
Wyatt. William A. painter, 759
Virginia State Insurance Company,
York River Division R & D R R, back cover and IO51
corner cards and 1053 Younger, L C, who grocer,
762
Waddey, Everett Co, stationers,
705 Zander, M, cigar manufacturer, 762
Walke & Ballauff, coal and wood,
708 , Zimmermann, W A, hotel and restau- rant 762
Ware & Duke, printers, 714 720
Webb, W A, painter,
J. H. CHATAIGNE,
DIRECTORY PUBLISHER, RICHMOND, VA.
All the Principal Directories of the United States on file for use of Patrons, and for
sale at Publishers' Prices.
Job Printing Neatly Executed.
674|Wendenburg, Robert, paints, oils and glass, 723
West & Branch, plumbers, stoves, &c, 725
676, Wherry, B C, insurance agent,
727
Tyler, James E, watches and jewelry, 694
Winegar & Co, bankers and brokers, 774 Winn, J F, edr and propr "Practice," 813 Winston, Charles P, mineral waters, Winston, P' P & Son, real estate, 747
747
Wittkamp, B Jr, livery stables, 750
Virginia Paper Company, opp 704 and 705
front cover and right hand top
VRUTO3RIO BREMBHEU'
MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE GOVERNMENT. Executive.
Governor-P. W. Mckinney.
Lieutenant-Governor-J. Hoge Tyler.
Secretary of the Commonwealth-H. W. Flournoy.
Assistant and Acting Librarian-C.Poin- dexter.
Attorney-General-R. Taylor Scott.
Auditor of Public Accounts-Morton Ma- rye.
Second Auditor-Frank G. Ruffin.
Treasurer-A W. Harman.
Register of the Land Office-W. R. Gaines
Railroad Commissioner-James C. Hill. Agricultural Commissioner-Thomas Whitehead.
Superintendent of the Penitentiary-W. B. Lynn.
Superintendent of Public Instruction- John E, Massie.
Superintendent of Public Printing-J. H. O'Bannon.
Adjutant General-James McDonald.
Superintendent of Public Buildings-W. R. Gaines.
Clerk of the Senate-Dr. J. D. Pendleton. Clerk of the House of Delegates-J. Bell Bigger.
Board of Public Works.
The Governor, Auditor and Treasurer compose the Board.
Board of Education.
The Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney-General. John A. McGilvray, Secretary.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Treasurer, Auditor of Public Accounts and Second Auditor.
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Board of Canvasers for State Officers.
Governor, Secretary of the Common- wealth, Auditor of Public Accounts, Treas- urer and Attorney-General.
Board of the Chesapeake and Its Tributaries.
President (ex-officio)-The Governor, Auditor of Public Accounts and Treasurer. Board of Indemnity.
President-Second Auditor. Secretary -- C. H. Urner.
Supreme Court of Appeals.
L. L. Lewis, President ; T. T. Fauntle- roy, R. A. Richardson, B. W. Lacy and Drury A. Hinton. Clerk at Richmond, George Keith Taylor; Reporter, George W. Hansbrough ; Librarian and Crier, Thomas M. Fowler ; Tipstaff, R. D. Ward.
The Supreme Court of Appeals holds sessions at three places annually-at Richmond, at Staunton and at Wytheville; and their terms commence as follows :
At Richmond on the fifth day of No- vember, fifth of January and fifth of March, and continues one hundred and sixty days if necessary.
At Staunton on the tenth day of Sep- tember and continues sixty days if neces- sary. James B. Dorman, Clerk.
At Wytheville on the tenth of June and continues sixty days if necessary. William C. Pendleton, Clerk.
United States Circuit Court of Ap- peals.
Judges, Melville W. Fuller, Chief Jus- tice U. S .; Hugh L. Bond, Nathan Goff ; Clerk, Henry T. Meloney.
United States Circuit Court.
Judge, Hugh L. Bond; Clerk, M. F. Pleasants.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Corner
Broad and Adams
treets.
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FOURQUREAN, PRICE & CO. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD. 429 East Broad Street.
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United States District Court-East- ern District.
Custom-House building.
Judge, Robert W. Hughes ; Marshal R. R. Farr; District Attorney, Thomas R. Borland ; Clerk, Henry Flegenheimer.
U. S. Internal Revenue Department.
Office, Custom-House, Bank street. Collector-J. D. Brady.
Deputy Collectors-N. J. Smith, H. C. Atkins, S. B. Clarkson.
Tobacco Inspector-T. R. Glazebrook. Gauger-W. J. Manning.
United States Custom-House.
Bank street, between 10th and 11th.
Collector-John W. Fisher.
Deputy Collector-John S. Bethel.
Clerk-A. H. Kaufman.
Inspectors-Joseph W. Southward, L. A. Tucker.
U. S. Marine Hospital Service. A. A. Surgeon-Isaiah H. White.
Post-Office.
Main street, between 10th and rith Postmaster-Otis H. Russell.
Assistant Postmaster-J. L. Grubbs.
General Clerk-Mrs. James M. Donnan. Supt. Money Order Div .- J. A. Mc- Laughlin.
Clerks-John H. Childrey, R. A. Mook- lar.
Supt. Registry Div .- Wray T. Knight. Clerks-Mrs. C. C. Mera, Miss M. T. Mayo, George E. Sangster.
Stamp Clerk-M. M. Williams.
Box Clerk-Cabell Thompson.
General Delivery Clerk -- J, B. Newell. Mailing Department-Superintendent, J. G. Fitzgerald.
Supt. City Delivery-Richard F. Walker. Asst. Supt .- W. W. Rowe.
Dispatcher of Mails-T. M. Fendley. Government of Richmond.
Mayor-J. Taylor Ellyson.
Attorney-C. V. Meredith.
Treasurer-John K Childrey.
Auditor-Miles Turpin. Clerk-E. J, J. Bossieux.
Warren.
Commissioner of the Revenue-Robert B. Munford.
Assistant Commissioners-Edward Gray, John W. Wilks, W. O. Steger, George W. Libby, H. L. Davis, John G. Mosby.
Collector-F. W. Cunningham.
Deputy-F. A. Baber.
Collector of Delinquent Taxes-J. A. Meanly.
High Constable-E. C. Garrison.
City Sergeant-Charles H. Epps.
Sheriff-David S. Cates.
City Engineer-W. E. Cutshaw.
Assistant Engineers-S. E. Bates, Jack- son Bolton, P. T. Taliaferro, F. T. Bates, Clerk-S. B. Jacobs.
Superintendent of Water Works-C. E. Bolling.
Assistant-E. Eugene Davis.
Special Assessment Clerk-William H. Williams.
Superintendent Marshall Reservoir- Mrs. Charles Baker.
Superintendent New Reserroir-W. S. Roach.
Superintendent James River Improve- ment-Thomas Cunningham.
Gas Inspector-W. P. Knowles.
Superintendent Gas Works-W. C. Adams.
Police Justice-John J. Crutchfield.
Clerk to Police Justice-E. B. White.
Superintendent Almshouse-R. W. Car- ter.
Surgeon Almshouse-Dr. J. G. Tre- vilian.
Matron City Almshouse-Mrs. Mary L. Apperson.
Coroner-Dr. W. H. Taylor.
Deputy Coroner-Dr. L. C. Bosher. Clerk First Market-J. E. Sullivan.
Clerk Second Market-James F. Flour- noy.
Clerk Third Market-Anthony Griffifth. Weighmaster First Market-R. W.
Drewry.
Weighmaster Second Market-John J. Finnerty.
Gauger-Philip O'Neil.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Louis
Flour Inspector-W R. Lee.
Harbor Master -- John A. Curtis.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
TEMPLE DRY GOODS STORE,
ROYAL, IMPERIAL, NORTHERN & CON- Howard Swineford, NECTICUT Fire Insurance Cos.
Agent.
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The City Council.
City Clerk-Benjamin T. August.
Sergeant-at-Arms-R. R. Ralston.
Board of Aldermen-The Board of Al- dermen is composed of eighteen members, three from each ward in the city, J. C. Dickerson, President. The Board meets on the second Monday in each month at 7 P. M.
Marshall Ward: J. C. Dickerson, Jos. W' Carter, John T. Hughes.
Jefferson Ward : George E. Bowden, C. W. Hardwicke, W. M. Turpin.
Madison Ward : John B. Cary, N. D. Hargrove, Preston Belvin.
Monroe Ward : L. D. Crenshaw, Jr., James T Gray, T A Brander
Clay Ward : R. T. Davis, W. S. Gunn, James H. Capers.
Jackson Ward : James Bahen, "Thomas P Jeter, "John Mitchell, Jr
Common Council-The Common Coun- cil is composed of thirty members, five from each ward: T. P. Campbell, of Clay Ward, President. The Common Council meets on the first Monday in each month at - P. M.
Marshall Ward: John Mann Jr., F. H. Garber, Adam Diacont, John R Grimes, W. H. Curtis
Jefferson Ward: C. E. Brauer, L. T Christian, C. C. Thon, E. H. Fergusson, George B Gaines.
Madison Ward: J. T. Ferriter, A. B. Gui- gon, WV. D. Courtney, Ro. Archer, W. L. White.
Monroe Ward: R. E. Glover, Joseph W. Thomas, Geo. Gibson, Jr, J. W. White, W. L. Carneal,
Clay Ward : H. L. Carter, A. C. Houston J. S. Trower, T. P. Campbell, M. F. Seay. Jackson Ward: "Benjamin Jackson, * Henry Layne, D. O'Neil, "Royal White, M. T. Page.
Standing Committees of City Coun- cil-1891 and 1892. On Streets Generally.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Ca- pers, Belvin, Carter, Turpin, Bahen, Gray. From Common Council-Messrs. Car- ter, Brauer, Thomas, Royal, White, Arch- er, Curtis.
On Relief of Poor.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Hughes, Gunn, Bowden.
From Common Council-Messrs. W. L. White, Ferriter, Glover, Gaines.
On Finance.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Ha- grove, Cary, Hughes.
From Common Council-Messrs. Gib- son, Guigon, Carneal, Christian.
On Light.
From Board of Aldermen -- Messrs. Gunn, Taylor, Brander.
From Common Council-Messrs. Glo- ver, Grimes, Seay, Thon.
On Water.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Har- grove, Cary, Hughes.
From Common Council-Messrs. J. W. White, Mann, Brauer, Trower-
On Fire Department.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Da- vis, Bahen, Mitchell.
From Common Council-Messrs. Car- neal, Gaines, Garber, Layne
On Schools.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Cary, Crenshaw, Capers.
From Common Council -- Christian, Gui- gon, Archer, Thomas.
On Elections.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Belvin and Jeter.
From Common Council-Messrs. Thom- as, Courtney and Royal White,
On Claims and Salaries.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Crenshaw and Jeter.
From Common Council -. Jackson, Gib- son and Houston.
On Grounds and Buildings.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Brander, Wilkinson and Turpin.
From Common Council-Messrs. Phil- lips, Fergusson, Curtis and Houston.
On Accounts and Printing
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Bowden and Mitchell.
From Common Council-Messrs. Fer- gusson, Diacont and Archer.
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On Police.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Da- vis and Gray.
From Common Council-Messrs. Fer- riter, Page and Trower.
On Health.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Bel- vin and Davis.
From Common Council-Messrs. Chris- tian, Grimes and Thompson.
On Cometeries.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Car- ter, Davis and Bowden.
From Common Council-Messrs. Car- neal, Grimes, Garber and Houston.
On Ordinances.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Crenshaw and Gray.
From Common Conncil-Messrs. Gui- gon, Archer and Carter.
On First Market.
From Board Alderman-Messrs. Carter and Jeter.
From Common Council-Messrs. Thon, Gaines and O'Neil
On Second Market.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Gunn and Mitchell.
From Common Council-Messrs. Fer- riter J. W. White and Jackson.
On Third Market.
From Common Council-Messrs. Hous- ton, Carneal and Carter.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Hu- ghes and Davis.
On Retrenchment and Reform.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Bel- vin and Crenshaw.
From Common Council-Messrs. J. W. White and W. L. White.
On Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Turpin and Hughes.
From Common Council -- Messrs. W. L. White, Garber and Layne.
On Improvements on James River.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Turpin and A. L. Phillips. Crenshaw, Gunn and Hughes.
From Common Council-Messrs. Cur- tis, Diacont, Seay and Fergusson.
From Chamber of Commerce-Messrs. Allen, Hawes, Starke, Christian, Nolting and Purcell.
On Electric Lights.
From Board of Alderman-Messrs. Car- ter and Rowden.
From Common Council-Messrs. Court. ney, Mann and Glover,
On Board of Public Interests.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Hargrove and Capers
From Common Council-Messrs. Court- ney, Diacont and Trower
On St. John's Burying Ground.
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Taylor and Carter.
From Common Council-Messrs. Mann, Page and Brauer.
James River Improvement.
Asst. Engineer in Charge-H. D. Whit- comb.
Superintendent-Thomas Cunningham, Sr.
Ou Shockoe Creek,
From Board of Aldermen-Messrs. Turpin, Bowden and Jeter.
From Common Council-Messrs. Thompson, Page, Moore and Thon.
Richmond Public Schools.
Office 805 East Marshall street. Chair- man-J. T. Ellyson.
Superintendent of Schools-William F. Fox.
Clerk and Supervisor .- C. P. Rady.
Members of School Board: First Dis- trict-Joseph C. Dickerson, T. Wiley Da- vis and William M. Turpin ; Second Dis- trict-J. Taylor Ellyson, William Loven- stein and R. Edgar Shine; Third District -Alonzo L. Phillips, Edward D. Starke and James H. Capers
Committees.
Teachers and Schools.
E. D. Starke, William Lovenstein and James H. Capers.
Buildings and Furniture.
T. Wiley Davis, J. C. Dickerson, W. M.
Finance. William Lovenstein, E. D. Starke and J. C. Dickerson.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
TEMPLE DRY GOODS STORE,
THE MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. of New York. Howard Swineford, Largest, Cheapest, and Best. . Agent
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School Buildings and Principals. WHITE SCHOOLS.
Madison School, corner of Madison and Cary streets ; Principal, William G. Jones.
Elba School, west Marshall street, be- tween Graham and Hancock; Principal, George P. Perry.
Leigh School, East Leigh corner ist street ; Principal, Elihu Morrisette,
Richmond High School, 805 East Mar- shall street ; Principal, Julian P. Thomas.
Central School, corner 12th and Clay streets ; Principal, S. T. Pendleton.
Bellevue School, corner 22d and Broad streets ; Principal, George R. Pace.
Springfield School, corner 26th and Leigh streets ; Principal, W. O. English.
Marshall School, 19th corner Marshall street ; Principal, Albert H. Hill
Nicholson School, No. 308 Nicholson street (Rocketts) ; Principal, Stephen O. Perkins.
West End School, 1520 West Main "street ; Principal, Hubbard G. Carlton.
Colored Schools.
Baker School, corner Baker and St John streets ; Principal, Thomas P. Crump,
Richmond Colored Normal School, 12th street near Leigh ; Principal, Samuel T. Beach
Valley School, corner 15th and Mar- shall streets ; Principal, Leroy S. Edwards.
East-End School, 20th near O street ; Principal, R. W. Flournoy.
Navy Hill School, corner 6th and Duval streets ; Principal, John P. Thompson.
Police.
Board of Police Commissioners.
Office, 2 N. 10th street. Mects Ist Thursday in each month.
President (ex officio),-Mayor J. T. Elly- son. Jefferson Ward-I .. C. Figg. Clay Ward-J. F. Jacob. Monroe Ward-J. W. Laube. Marshall Ward-J. B.Welsh. Madison Ward-C. G. Bosher. Jackson Ward-Charles Phillips. E. B. White, Clerk.
Chief-Major John Poe, Jr, 10th and Main
Surgeon of Police-Dr. C. W. P. Brock. Chrk-Wallace Washington.
Stations.
First-over First Market, 17th and Main ; J. B. Pleasants, Captain. Second- over Second Market, 6th and Marshall ; James B. Angle, Captain. Third-Brook avenue, corner Marshall ; E. P. Hulce, Captain.
Courts.
Circuit Court of Richmond.
Judge, Beverley R. Wellford, Jr. ; Clerk, Alfred Sheild ; Deputy Clerk, E. M. Row- elle ; Crier, Sheriff of Richmond. Court- room, Stearns' bldg, 1007 e Main street, opposite post-office.
Chancery Court.
Judge, James C. Lamb; Clerk, C. W. Goddin ; Crier, Sheriff of Richmond, Courtroom, City Hall, Broad street, be- tween 9th and 10th.
Hustings Court. City Hall Building.
Judge, Samuel B. Witt; Clc.k, W. P. Lawton; Crier, City Sergeant.
Police Court.
Police Justice, John J Crutchfield : Clerk, E. B. White ; Crier, Sergent R. N. Thom- as; Bailiff, Daniel Turner.
The court mects at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner Mayo and Franklin streets, daily (except Sundays), at 9.30 A. M.
The civil docket is called every Friday at 12 M.
Circuit Court of Heurico County. Main, corner 22d.
Judge, Beverley R. Wellford, Jr. ; Clerk, WV. S. Leake; Crier, Sheriff of Henrico. Henrico County Court. Judge, E. C. Minor, Clerk, Samuel P. Waddill.
Richmond Fire Department.
Board of Fire Commissioners.
Jefferson Ward, John H. Frishkorn, prest. Jackson Ward, William J. Gentry. Marshall Ward, G. W. Taylor, vice-prest. Madison Ward, Charles F. Taylor. Mon- roe Ward, J. L. Levy. Clay Ward, Frank P. Burke.
Chief Engineer-W. G. Puller.
First Asst. Engineer-James R. Shep- pard.
Second Asst. Engineer-Edmund T. Sncad.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Corner
Broad and Adams
troets.
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FOURQUREAN, PRICE & CO.,FOI FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
429 East Broad Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Clerk-E. H. Fisher.
Number I (steamer), 25th and Broad, John H. Redwood, foreman.
Number 2 (steamer), Main nr 20th, R. H. Figg, foreman.
Number 3 (steamer), Broad nr 9th, M. W. Gale, foreman.
Number 4 (steamner), 3d nr Broad, O. F. Wise, foreman.
Number 5 (steamer), Brook ave and Marshall, L. C. Jenkins, foreman
Number 6 (steamer), Laurel corner Cumberland, William Trexler, foreman.
Number 7 (steamer), 910 e Cary.
Number I (hose company), 10th nr Main, J. E. Walthall, foreman.
Number 2 (hose company), Denny cor- ner 7th, George M. Rogers, foreman.
Number I (hook and ladder company), Broad nr 9th, L. W. Dorsett, foreman.
Number 2 (hook and ladder company), Grace nr 18th, C. S. Atkinson, foreman.
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