aassJELlH Book^J_M.'J:'^ H !■) Baltimore City Guide .A^isriD Directory lE^Oie IQSO- PRiCE 25 CENTS. PuT)U?lieH f>y;:The Guide Publishing Co., 6 North Street \ ' ^,- COPYRIGHTED. Enjered a,'ccorclii g to ai» Act of Congress in the year 1890,. by the Guide Piiblishira;-Cr\, in the cffice c f n.e Librarian of Congress, at Wasbin;:' - O. C. ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, (ESTABLISHED 1811. ^ S.W. Cor. Baltimore and Calvert Sts., Baltimore, Md. — AND — BROWN BROTHERS & CO. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON, I="ORE:IGIS|__and^ DOM I And Member, .f '>>* BaU.^o.e, I,ew Yo.,. ,„a PKilade. phia Stock Exchanges. PRIVATE WIRE Between Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia and New York. INTEREST ALLOWED On Deposits of Banks. Bankers, Corporations and Individuals by agree- ment. Railroad, Municipal and other Loans Negotiated ^ BUY AND SELL BILLS OF EXCHANGE On Great Britain and Ireland, Franco Germanv Rniior,^ Sweden. Australia, British West lSd?eV "^°^^^°^' and other Foreign Points. Issue Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit In Sterling, --il-ble in a p of the World, and in Dollars for use n tnis country, Canada, Mexico, the West Indies and South Amej|-ica. MAKE CABLE i IEIE6RAPHIC IRA»SPERS Of ME7. Oralis Collecled in air Parts of the World. BEOWN, SHIPLEY & CO., LONDON. MANN 8c CO. Patent Attorneys, 302 E. BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite Sun and American Buildings. BAIiTIMOKE, MD. Patents Obtained. Trade-Marks Secured. No charge for consultation, nor for general information. ^V!^*"^^*^" /^l ^> Baltimore is the principal city south of Philadelphia. Its - population, by the census of June 19th, 1888, was 416,8U5— 64,509 being- colored persons. These numbers are constantly increas- ing, and now reach over a half a million. The city was laid out in 1730; it is a port of entry and commercial centre, having reg- ular lines of European and other foreign steamers, and any number of domestic lines. Regular passenger trains arrive and depart daily, at one large Union Depot and five one-corporation depots. It is the centre of Maryland's extensive canning and tobacco trades, oysters, fisheries, shipbuilding, orchard products, &c. The 6,787 manu- facturing establishments of the State ship their wares via Bal- timore, which, from its situation on the Chesapeake Bay, is one of the best places for export and import, it being the nearest harbor city to the West. Baltimore is called the Monumental City, and deserves as Avell to be named the City of Churches, of Homes, and, above all, of Handsome Women. BAYSIDE RESORTS. Two resorts are the most popular, and during the summer are visited by thousands. They are "Bay Ridge" and "Tolchester Beach," the former about thirty-two, the latter twenty- five miles from the city. Both have fine grounds, hotels, bath- houses, &c., and a beach nearly equal to the seacoast. Steamers run twice a day, DRIVES. Besides the lovely drives through Druid Hill Park, and thence to Green Spring Valley and Pimlico. thei'e are many other fine roads : The Charles Street Avenue leading to Woodlawn Cem- etery, Waverly and Towson ; the Falls Road to Hampden, Lake Roland, etc.; the York, Harford, Belair, Philadelphia and North Point Roads ; the old pike to Westminster ; the Liberty Road ; the Franklin Road through Calverton, Five Mills, Gwynn's Falls and Powhatan ; Edmondson Avenue extended, crossing a bridge over Gwynn's Falls, to Catonsville ; the Frederick pike passing the House of Refuge, Mount Olivet, Western and Loudon Park Cemeteries, Fairview, Paradise, Catonsville and Ellicott City. MONUMENTS. In the square just north of the Washington Monument is a fine statue of Chief J ustice Roger Brooke Taney, Maryland's greatest and most celebrated jurist, copied from that by Rine in front of the State House at Annapolis. It was presented to the city by Wm, T. Walters, a merchant of Baltimore, and was PlSHElR 3c SHAW, 1 iivestrnent Bankers, Members of the Baltimore Stock Exchange. Dealers in First Class Municipal Bonds and in other Good Securities. JI^f-LOANS NEGOTIATED. ■ 4 S. CALVERT STREE T, Telephone 933. J. WM. MIDDENDORF. WM. B. OLIVER. MIDDENDORF, OLIVER & CO. Bankers and Brokers,, KEYSER BUILDING, Mo. 213 E. GERMAN STREET, BALTIMORE, MD'., Members Baltimore Stock. Exchange. THE MARYLAND SAVINGS BANI OF BALTIMORE CITY 315 and 317 E. Baltimore Street, (Neal Building.) S. W. Cor. Baltimore & Holliday Sts. Wm. Henry Baldwin, Jr.. Pres. Calvin S. Sbriver. 1st Vic#-Pre?. H. G. Vickery, 2d Vice Pres. Daniel Cloud, Treas. Money received on deposit in sums of one dollar and upward. Interest allowed on deposits. Bank open lo A. M. to 2 P. M. THE SAVINGS Mi OF eALIIMOeE, N. W. Corner Gay and Second Streets. Samuel McD. Richardson, Pres't. William H. Conkling, Treas. Frederick A. Hoffman, Ass't Treat. ORGANIZED, 1818. INCORPORATED, 1819. Open Daily for Business from lo A. M. to 3 P. M. D H T R DQrn \ SUPERLATIVE PATE«T-THE r Al ArolU \ premier flodr of America. unveiled about three years ago. It represents Taney attired in his robes ot office seated and exami piece of nianuscr.pt. ^ On Calvert street, fronting the P<>stoffice and north of^ Fay; a*^a io thP historic and iustly renowned Battle Monument, whfchannears i^n thi official seal of the city of Baltimore It was erected 5 1815 25 in memory of the gallant defenders of the ^•w whofelHn the repulse of tfie British army of invasion un- der ueneral Ross at North Point September 2th and 13th 18U The monument is of marble, and consists ^^ a base shaft and Pffiffv The shaft represents a/asces, bound with a hllet, upon whfoh are inscribed the names of the thirty-nine heroes who S at NorthPoint Surmounting the shaft is a female hgure wearing a mura crown and holding in upraised hand a laurel w?eath\ovv^rds the battle field. The figure was executed by %^he w'ells and McCoraas Monument in Ashland Square at the ^,,n7.tinn of AiSGulth Gav and Monument streets, finished in 187^ commemorates the brave and patriotic self-sacrifice of mnieTwL^fs^nd Henry G. McComas, who are popularly sup- posed to have tilled the English commanding officer, General Ross at North Point, though now this is thought to be errone n.?R It is certain, however, that both of the youths, neither of Xom'wal ?wenJy 'years of age, A^ed simultaneously at the time he fell, and they themselves were both killed immeaiateiy ax '^In'^Greenmount Cemetery is the monument erected to John McDono'^h, the philanthropist, who left the 0}^^^ «^, ^^^^^P mense fortune to the cities of Baltimore and New Orleans for thp education of indigent orphans. „,., Greenmount also contains the memorial m9nument of Wil- liam RFereuson founder of the Howard Society, who died at TforfolkVa^oryeUow fever during the epidemic of 1855, while heroicallv ra nistering to the plague-stricken inhabitants. ^North Broadway stands a tall shaft in a commanding posi- tion seen from all darts of the adjacent country, erected in l865in memorT of Thomas Wildey, founder of the Independent Orde?^ Odd Fellows in the United States. It is fifty-two feet high and surmounted by a life-size figure of Charity protecting °7nThe graveyard of the old Westminst^er Presbyterian ChSrch on the southeast corner of Greene and Fayette streets iathemarblrpedestalcovered witha cap re^ on a granite Siseofer the grave of the poet, Edgar Allan Poe whose 1 11- sfa?red^ife and melancholy genius are well known to all lovers ff literature oTthe pedestal Is a medallion portrait of Poe %2?description of Washington Monument see Illustration. MOUNTAIN RESORTS. ., ^ ^^ '•Pen-Mar" on the Western Maryland Railroad, the most beautiful spot o( the Blue Ridge Mountains, has a national rep- SSSon fofsceSery, pure air. &c. It is seventy miles from the ^^Monterev Springs is a little nearer to the city, in Franklin couS?y! Pa., and te visited in summer by crowds seeking pure ^^Chattolanees'p^rinls Hotel, Green Spring Valley Baltimore rountv s nold for its mignificent water which, according to iSaI;sissurpas-s the Poland Springs of Maine. Cures all ifvc? kidney and stomach troubles. It purifies and cleanses the system.' W. L, Stork, proprietor, ^ ■r J. Willcox Brown. Chas. D, Lowndes. Frank T. Redwood. BROWN & LOWNDES, Stock Exchange Building, P.O. BOX 854. BALTIMORE. f^etropoiitan Savings Bank OF BAI.TIMORE, N. E. COR. CALVERT AKD LEXINGTON STS. C. C. SHRIVER, JAMES J. RYAN, PRESIDENT. TREASURER. Interest Allowed on Deposits. P. O. Box 655, Telephone Call 814. WILLIAM WINCHESTER, Stock and Note Broker, 306 SECOND STREET, Meiber Baliimore Stock ExcMiige. Baltimore. Agent for sale of Lombard Investment Go's GUARANTEED 6 PER CENT. MORTGAGES. FOR ANY INFORMA- TION ABOUT ^ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING, ADDRESS NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, N.W. Cor. Baltimore ard North Sis., Baltimore. f X PamhTiiinMAnDFACTURISGCOMPAMY VJ. A. UdiliUliU J- Mo. 214 Commerce Street. THE lASHlHGTOS MONUMENT. This Monu- ment is located V.-" an eminence at the junction of Charles and Monument Sts, 100 feet above tide. From the middle of this rises the col- uran,and hand- somely decor- ated greens and wallts ex- t e n d for a square on four sides. This lo- cality is named Mount Vernon Place, after Washing-ton's Homestead. The Monu- ment i s of white marble. Its base is 60 feet square and 35 feet high; from this base rises a Doric column (20 feet in diameter at the base and 1.5 feet at the top) to a height of lt)5 feet above ground. Upon the capital of this column is agallery,and above that a colossal statvie of Washington, re pre senting him in the act of resigning his L- commission as C General-in- Chief of the United States Armies. It is a work of great merit, by the sculptor Gregory. Robert Mills was the architect of this chaste and svmmetrical structure. The total height of the Monument to the head of the statue is 180 feet above ground, and 280 feet above tide. It is ascended on the inside by a circular stairway of 320 steps ; a lantern be- ing used to light the way. Visitors are admitted to the top on payment of a small charge, 5 ESTABI.ISHED 1840.- Xhe Baltimore ^ews Qo. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS , STATIONERS, NEWS DEALERS , 303 E. BALTIMORE^^^B SOUTH STS. PUBLISHERS' AGENTS rOK Alil. THE CHEAP PUBLICATIONS— SEASIDE AND OTHER L.IBRAKIES. Subscriptions received for the leading Weekly Papers, Magazines, Reviews, both Foreign and Home, at lowest prices, delivered in the city by our own carriers or sent by mail. Special attention given to mail orders. Special facilities for miscellaneous orders, having correspondents in all parts of the country. 6 THE eALTIMORE NEWS COMPANY. DATJlPQPftl SUPERLATIVE PATERT— THE rAliirOVJU ; PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. THE CITY HALL, This imposing marble structure occupies the squai*e bounded by Fayette, Holliday, Lexington and North streets. It is four stories high with a massive dome. The offices of all the cil y oflBcials are located in the Hall as well as the chambers of the first and second branches of the council and the school board The Hall was dedicated October, 1875, and cost $3,375,400.41. FOR GOOD AVORK CALL ON FREID. G. LINCK, QlTY HALL STEAM DYEIKG AND SCOURIHQ ESTABLISHMKNT, 305 E. Fayette Street, Between North and Holliday Sts. BALTIMORE, MD. Branch Office, No. 815 Lexington Street. HIGHEST POINT OF OBSERVATION— HOTEL ALTA- MONT, EUTAW PLACE. The Hotel being situated on the highest point in the city, con- sequently gives views from the parlor which cannot be had els- The height being above the Washington Monument, one can overlook the Chesapeake Bay, Patapsco River, City of Balti- more, Druid Hill Park and the surrounding country, 7 WM.J.C.DULANY&CO. WHOI.ESAi:,E. RETAIL. POOKJELLEKJ AND STATIONERS, HEADQUARTERS FOR Scliiool S-u-pplies, School Books, Copy Books, Drawing Books, Mathematical hstrosnts, Globes, School Desks, Slates,Huffleral Frames, Black Boards, Composition Books, Pencils, Slates, Inks, SCHOOL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. No. 8 BALTIMORE ST., EAST, 3 doors below Charles St. BAI.TIMOKE, MD. 3 ESTABLISHED 1866. r S nonihT'iinMANnFACTDRING COMPANY U. A. Uamuim j- uo. 214 commerce Street. This is the only point easy of access from which visitors can view the city. Elevator runs to parlor. Visitors are cordially invited. A glass will be found in hotel office which will aid the view. PARKS. The public parks of Baltimore are numerous, spacious and well kept. The largest is Druid Hill Park, in the western sec- tion, which contains about TOO acres of timbered land and beau- tiful lawns laid out with stone walks and g-raveled roadways. An immense reservoir in the Park contributes a portion of the city's water supply. A boat lake, skating pond, base ball and tennis grounds are also contained in the mammoth inclosure. The ground consists of alternate swells and depressions, and the park, in winter or summer, possesses extreme rural beauty. Valuable zoological and ornitholosical collections form an at- tractive and interesting feature. At the eastern city limits is Patterson Park, containing USX acres, and Federal Hill and Riverside Parks are in South Baltimore. Johnson, Lafayette, Harlem, Madison, Franklin and other squares are scattered over the city. All of them are shaded by ornamental, evergreen and deciduous trees and provided Avith prettj' walks and seats. The parks are mainly kept in order by taxes on the street railroads. POSTOFFICE AND U. S. COURT HOUSE. This magnificent buildina- fronts on Calvert and extends from Fayette to Lexington street, and is to have a fine lawn in the rear, between it and North strec^. It is five stories high, of symmetrical shape and proportioiis, has eight towers and is built of an excellent quality of granite. The corridors are fin- ished in black marble and the rooms and offices in hard woods. It is an imposing structure of great architectural beauty, and cost about $3,000,000. Office Hours.— Postmaster, 10 A M to 3 P M, Assistant Post- master and Cashier, 9 A M to 4 P M. City Mailing and Inquiry Departments, 8 A M to 4 P M. Money Order and Registered Letter Departments, 9 A M to 6 P M, General Delivery 6AM to 10 P M. Stamp Window, 7 30 A M to 8 P M. 9 ESTABLISHED 1810. GUSHING 8u COMPAUY, 34 "W. BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE HANOVER STREET, Publisliers, Booksellers J^ Stationers^ LAW BOCKS, MEDICAL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY FOR BANKS, COUNTING ROOMS, SCHOOLiS AND FAMILIES. Blank Books Made to Order in our own Blnflery. ■r 10 PUTS P^r n \ SUPERLATIVE PATEKT— THE ^. IJilAfOWj- PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. Sub-Stations. A.— Charles and Eager streets. Browa — Baltimore and Gil- mor streets, deliveries 7 30 and 10 30 A M, 3 P M. C— Lig'ht and Weyler streets. D.— Broadway and Bank street. E.— North av- enue near Charles street. F.— Broadway and Chase st. G.— Mc- Mechen street and Eutaw place. J.— Elliott and Curley streets. Waverly, deliveries, 7 45 and 10 45 A M, 4 15 P M. Woodberry, deliveries, 8 and 10 30 A M, 4 P M. Hampden, deliveries. 7 30 and 10 30 A M, 4 30 P M. Carroll, Frederick Road, deliveries, 7 45 and 10 45 A xVI, 4 PM. Collections Are made daily from the Street Letter Boxes as follows: First— 7 30 to 9 15 A M. Second— 11 A M to 1 15 P M. Third— 3 30 to 3 30 P M. Fourth— 5 to 7 30 P M. Fifth— 8 to 9 P M. Sixth— 9 to 11 30 P M. Sunday— 5 to 7 30 P M and 10 to 11 30 P M; in business sec- tions, 9 to 10 30 A M. BALTIMORE CITY ELECTION DAYS. By act of the General Assembly of Maryland, 1888, chapter 397, the time for holding municipal elections in Baltimore city was changed from October to November, as follows : For Mayor— Tuesday next after the first Monday in Novem- ber, 1889, and on same day and month in every second year thereafter. The terra of office of the Mayor will begin the third Wednesday of November, in the year of his election, and con- tinue two years. For City Council, First Branch— Tuesday next after the first Monday in November, beginning in 1888, and same day every year thereafter. Second Branch— Tuesday next after the first Monday in No- vember of 1889, and on the same day in every second year there- after. THE JOHN RYAN C0~ ' TYPE FOUNDERS ^ AND e:le:ctrotyre:r3, S. W. COR. SECOND AND FREDERICK STS. Printing Presses, Paper Cutters, Printing Machines, and Printers' Furniture of Every Description at Lowest Prices. 11 Subscriptions Received (or all Publications. W.E.C.HARRIS9N&S0NS. le MAGAZINES, AND NEWSPAPERS. Albums, Bibles, PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS.. PAPER, ENVELOPES, leEITS, IlsTICS, dec. "Wholesale and Retail. 224 E. BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR NORTH STREET, ALL THE NEW NOVELS AS ISSUED. PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. THE ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY. Mr. Enoch Pratt, a merchant of Baltimore, in 1883, gave to the city nearly a million of dollars, on conditions which were sub- sequently complied with, to secure an annuity for the main- tenance of a Free Library. The necessary legislation, as well as the vote of the citizens of Baltimore, ratified the designs of the founder. He built a marble home for the Li biary on Mul- berry, near Cathedral street, 81 by 140 feet, intended to be thor- oughly fire-proof. The style of architecture is Romanesque, A tower 98 feet high rises from the centre of the facade. The- front is lighted by large windows and oruamr-nted with allego ri cal sculpture. The building has room for :iOO,(X)0 books an d;i50 readers at a time, 13 J. LANAHAN, Publisher, Bookseller ,f Stationer, 118 E. BALTIMORE STREET, FINE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, * LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S POCKET BOOKS,* CARD CASES, \A/AI_I_EXS — AND — IBIXuIu IBOOICS. LATEST AND BEST BOOKS ALWAYS ON HAND. 118 E. BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR CALVERT, 14 f. fi fiflrnhpiinMANDFACTURING COMPANY \J. A. uamuim \ jo, 214 commerce Street. PEABODY INSTITUTE. This elegant and palatial marble building-, the cornpr of JhP^t/T^i^^f ^^•^^^*''^^^"^^0"^^"^ent stfeets, is shSwn ?n the above Illustration, was the munificent gift of Georee Pei- Thl-^'h^'L^-^ "^'^^ ""^ ^'^ ""'^'ly struf^gles and business sufcerset imnnn"o''^'"^^''''I?^'>'°^u^ ^^''^^ ^"^ valuable libmry of over 100,000 rare and choice books, having- roona for 'sno nnn • anH q a^I art gallery of select paintings and cla?si?and modern s?atuaiv Both are tree and accessible to the public-the Librarv frnn/o A. M. to 9 P. M., and the Art Gallery from 10 A Mto iP% every day except Sundays and legal holidavs This is not a niV' culating library like the Enoch Pratt, but one of reference" The books are not allowed to be taken a Way fiom the bvSnJ' but can be used or read in the reading room attached to tlfe Library. In addition to a large Lecture Hall it has a isn a Pnn seryatory of Music of woHd-wide reputation and fame fn S'^H^ \^\^^ «^^^r «f "^lisic is taught and foieredTh^f'oi? celebrated professors and highest musical talent aVe en J^^fi and the concerts given in thi hall areas finished and reflnid as they are classic and ?w^«ro^e. a very moderate ?,Vi Hon fii^! charged, but the pupils, when sulficTen^fy 1,dvlnced are «ei ?eK*?1,oSplns?t'?o'n"^^.^ participate in t^fconcer^t's \'nd^r J-' All the departments of the Institute are gene?oSsly endowel; 15 OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD ADD EXCHANGED. WM. V. PIPPEU, Successor to "Des Forges," 327 N. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. DEALER IN glLjg ^ NEW AND OLD, IN ALL CLASSES OF LITERATURE. 20,000 VOLUMES IN STOCK. OLD KENT OF MARYLAND: Notes illustrative of the most ancient records of Kent County, Md., and genealogical histories of old and distinguished families of Maryland and their con- nection by marriage. By Col. Geo. A. Hanson. OCTAVO,. 400 PAGES, PAPER COVER S^.OO CJLOTH, GILT TOP 3.75 Sent by mail on receipt of price. 10 : P O-P S p i_i3'iZ! p « ►^ g o l-itf!: ^ 2* c 1^ -• o "^ "• & o 2 3 H'=5 rtO '-fc " -■M a as 2 5 P» Ps ^ S^^ S «) « n o S •'^ S" 2 o ft. 2 i w D D n-S "^ s» h*p S^S^^tyo 1^ P o s - ^ 3 p ^ :i !^ s ^^^ Ma OJ as- p gas O c, o Q,>d ^ ct> P 3 g: c H i-S 93 op SSpao5-p« I CD /»s '-i^ P^ . P « c 0) r-o c_,g 22. 2 o H-. i-s 5 p Pi S ag|3.s-pa-s O rl-g- Z-O WO ' P tL 3 Pj o 2.S jCC td^O p H,p 2 fc £-3 ^ C O — E ^'-»--(tQ W9S °° g,^CB 3 * ,cr; O C^^oi 3 oO S-® ^-^ g5po& ga-^ P B g. P-TQ X- P (II B S^S- 2-3 & 0^^3(R p?p'\ s--^ OjT Pr*-C5B'o5 gSg^rrp^^g^ 3"OcDgo"Sp BoactjBsBco.^ I I -. I B I <, "S H (1) -P OTEL g txl CD 8L CD GQ o Eutaw Place— Handsomest Boulevard in America. n NEW Md N0YEII FE71TORE, The Beautiful Parlor on Top of House. VIEWS surpass those from Washington Monument. Hig-hest point of observation in Baltimore. One can overlook the Chesapeake Bay, Patapsco River, City of Baltimore. Druid Hill ParK and surrounding country. Parlor is heated by steam and log fires. Enclosed by immense plate glass windows. Makes a sun parlor and reception room combined. For summer it will be the coolest point, receiving all the breeze, and from every quarter. Awnings on all sides, and air chamber over roof will let olT the interior heat of the sun. AMERICAN PLAN. Cuisine is homelike and refined. Rooms en suite, single and with bath. Pamphlet describing Baltimore and Hotel Altamont sent free. a WARNER STORK, PROPRIETOR. 18 PATAPSCO I SUPERLATIVE MTEKT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. LEGAL, HOLIDAYS IN MARYLAND. 1. Christmas Day. December 25th. 2. New Year's Day, Janu- ary 1st. 3. Independence Day, July 4th. 4. Washington's Birthday, February 32d. 5. Good Friday. 6. The general and Congressional election days. Also, on proclamation by the Governor or by the President of the United States, all special days of thanksgiving or of humiliation and prayer. THE STREETS. The streets of Baltimore generally run at right angles, so that strangers And but little dilliculty in making their way about the city, and their cleanliness and regularity elicit the praise of all visitors. In the northern and northwestern part of the city, and other sections known as the residence portions^ the dwellings are of handsome design, elegant in appearance, roomj", well lighted and ventilated. Lines of street cars fur- nish quick and ready transportation to the business centres,, and the cheap cab system renders locomotion easy, convenient and expeditious. Rents are reasonable, and persons of moder- ate means find Baltimore unsurpassed in facilities for securing good homes with all the modern conveniences in respectable and desirable neighborhoods. .BBOTT, E from 921 N Bond Abell, see Claggett al Abe's ct, from Wall nr West Abey al, from Williamson al E of Light Abraham, from Harford av bet Monument and Madison Ackworth, S fm Frederick av W of Pulaski Adams, Homestead Adams al, E from Maryland av S of North av Addison, E f m 505 N Front— 804 to 834 Addison al, S fm 2203 Freder ick av Aiken, N from Lanvale E of Aisquith ' " " fm 1200 E Balto Baltimore Laurel Fayette Douglas Holland Mullikin Orleans Jefferson, Low McElderry Monument Madison Chew Eager Chase Biddle Preston Hoffman .isy ith, > 26 171 102 203 200 317 401 400 501 502 601 600 703 702 801 800 901 900 1001 1002 1101 1100 1200 1301 1300 1401 1507 1500 Oliver 1601 J600 Federal 1701 l^anvale 1735 1800 Townsend 18 U) North av Aisquith ct, S fm 1203 Jackson Ajax al, (formerly Jew al) N from 918 E Monument Albemarle, S fm 811 E Balto Plowman Lombard Pratt Fawn Trinity Eastern av Canton av Albert, N f m Raynor av E of Calverton rd Albert (or Coke al), from 813 Neighbor— Even 830 to 844 Aliceanna, E fm East Falls av S of Canton av 7 8 101 102 205 202 300 401 501 503 515 506 921 923 1321 1401 1501 1603 1703 1803 1901 2001 2101 2305 2401 2501 2531 1304 1400 1502 1600 1702 1800 1902 2000 2100 2304 2402 2500 2602 Albemarle Exeter Central av Eden Caroline Bond Broadway Ann Wolfe W^shingtoa Chester Essex Burke Cannon Luzerne' 19 J. H. MEDAIR% GEO. R. MEDAlRY. jjjEoiy&co. Rooksellers, Stationers, LITHOGRAPHERS AND I^EIIsrTBES. Blank Books and School Supplies A SPECIALTY. No. 5 N. HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE. MD. Blank Books Made to Order In any Style. 20 C. A. GambrlU MANHFACTDRING COMPANY »o. 214 Commerce Street. 1201 1401 1463 Allen, S from Beason E. of Bur- rough Allen al, E fron 207 S Exeter Allison al, S from Pratt E of Smith's whf Alluvion, E f rom Ridgely S of Ostend Amity. N from 926 W Balti- more Amity, S from 933 W Balti- more Amity ct, from 123 N Amity Anderson ct, see McDonald ct Andre, S from Beason E of Towson Marriott Cuba 1400 Clement Fort av Angle al, N fm 1644 E Eager Wight Left 1015 1006 1029 1130 Ann, N fm 1800 E Baltimore 3 6 Baltimore 107 103 Fairmount av 205 200 Fayette 300 Mullikin 402 .Orleans — Jefferson — Johns Hopkins [Hospital — Monument — Hebrew Hos- 804 Madison [pital 900 Chew 1000 Eager 1100 Chase 1202 Biddle 1204 Gay Preston 1801 E Baltimore 4 Baltimore Lombard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av Aliceanna Lancaster Thames 925 N Eden 401 713 801 901 1001 1101 1205 TO 1331 - Ann, S fm 5 101 301 301 401 501 601 701 801 915 Arcli, S fm 636 W Baltimore to German Arch al, S fm 109 W Barre Archer, fm Columbia av W of Scott Argyle av, N f m 624 W Biddle 909 900 Biddle 1001 1000 Greenwillow 1113 1138 HotTman 1201 1200 Dolphin 1301 1300 Lauvale 1401 1402 Townsend 1515 1500 Mosher 1603 1600 Pitcher 1623 1626 Sewell Arlington av, N fm 1100 W Lexington 203 202 Lexington 303 306 Saratoga 401 424 Mulberry 501 502 Franklin 515 — Milton PI ^ — 600 Edmondson av • 700 Harlem av — La n vale Lafayette av Mosher Fremont av S from 1101 104 204 300 400 500 600 700 800 903 Anthony, E fm Arcade al, W f m 208 N Eutaw Arch, N fm 636 W Baltimore 801 907 1001 1021 Arlington 906 1000 1046 av, S from 1101 W Baltimore 5 6 Baltimore 101 100 Lombard 125 126 Pratt Arlington av, E fm Old York rd N of city limits Arlington pi, Lanvale be- tween Arlington av and Fre- mont av Armistead la, E from Light S of York Armory pi, (or Fifth av) S of Richmond Market, from Garden to Howard Arnold's addition South side of Washington road W of Mt Washington Ash, E Wood berry Ashland sq, intersection of Gay, Monument & Aisquith Atkinson ter, fm Falls rd & of Cedar av Auchentoroly, N fm Pa av ext N W of Clifton Augusta av, W fm Fulton av n of Myrtle av Befofe Doing ANY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING GET AN ESTIMATE FROM THE NATION AT. 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Baltimore and North Streets. S3 THE I argest 01^ Book 5tore I3Sr ..^jyCEIRIOA.- LOBE 3 - MAMMOTH - -NEW AND OLD- IBooils: Stoxe, 13 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, Near Charles. Next to Armstrong, Cater 8mCo. Over 25,000 Volumes New and Old Books. > I tL »4 C.A.Gaiiil)rlll}«KS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Commerce Street. Karclay pi, bet Townseiul and North av and Barclay and Guilford av Barclay, N from 400 E Eager 1103 1100 Chase Biddle 1528 Oliver 1602 Federal 1701 1700 Lanvale 1803 1800 Townsciid 1815 1816 North av Barnes, E from 813 N Bond Barnet, W fm 222 N Charles Barney, E fm 1800 S Charles 105 112 137 234 Barney, W fra 1800 S Charles 21 14 Charles — 106 Hanover Barranger ct, W from 242 N Pine Bar re, E from 500 S Charles 1 6 to to 29 16 Barre, W Irom 500 S Charles 1 2 Charles 103 100 Hanover 205 200 Sharp 403 410 Eutaw 501 500 Greene — 600 Warner 701 704 Ridgely 807 802 Paca 901 906 St Peter 1005 1004 Columbia av 1053 1056 Mc Henry Bartlett, S fm Lombard W of Scott Bartlett av, Efm Quaker la Bath, see Foundry Battery av, S f m Warren E of William 900 Warren 910 Hamburg 1101 1100 Cross 1201 1200 West 1401 1400 Clement 1501 1500 Fort av 1527 1524 Randall Baiiernschmidt al, E from 1515 N Washington Baulding, East Woodbury Bayard, fm James S of Wooster 1217 1200 to to 1359 1236 Bayard ct, from 435 N Eden Bayer al, (See Duncan ai) Beale ct, rear 415 N Bond Beason, E from Porter S of Nicholson 1511 to 1521 1302 W from 218 N Beaufort, Calvert Beck la, from Frederick av near Wilkens Bedford al, S f m 15 W Camden Beech av, Hampden Beech av,W of Paav N of Chest- nut av (see also Morris av) Beech av, W from Slingluff la N of Windsor Mill rd Beethoven tr. Park av from Mosher to McMechen Belair av and rd. Gay ext from North av Bell al, N from 216 Foundry Bellhouse al, W fm 802 S Dallas Belt, E fra Barclay N of First Belt a 1, S from Covington W of water line Belvldere, from Greenmount av N of Hoffman 1413 1422 to 1423 [of Prosser Benjamin, S from Beason E Bennett, N from Boston E of O'Donnell Bentaloii,S fm Frederick av W of Brown 201 to 343 Bethany la, Wfm212 N Carey Bethel, N from 1624 E Baltic 6 Baltimore 205 200 Fayette — 304 Mullikin 401 400 Orleans 507 504 Jefferson 601 602 McElden-y 629 628 Monument ADVERTISING IS THE ONI.Y WAY of Reaching the Public Thoroughly and Effectually. Send Your Orders to The National Advertising Bureau. 95 /Idams Express Company PRINCIPAL, OFFICE, 21 £. BALTIMORE STREET. X a; n o 3 '^'^^ p o S' ^ 3 O tu — . ^ O P o- ^ crq 3 p T^ lyi >-! a;; C 2. !^ M ,-c 3 O en v^ (=^ -^ w S^ ^ ►_. "^ P -P ^ x: ::^ o c ^ a> o; CA p O '^ -^ p ' — I •->■ :ri ^ sr "^ O ^ '^ * ^ 2. «— < oo > Q- — • • P ^ ^ I- CO | IS NO Idvertisingj-i NOT ONLY A BUSINESS PROBLEM Science Understood by The Na- al Advertising Bureau, N W Cor Baltimore and North Streets. 37 ESTABOSHED 1811. H. R. EISENBRANDT & SONS, 424 E. BIITIMORE STREET, Near Gay Street. Bsilti±3ia_ox'e IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY POSSIBLE KIND OF Musical % Instruments. Music and Music Booi(s, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. fiS r S nQmhrilllMANUFACTDRING COMPANY U. ii. UaillUllll r Nn 9U r.nmmArp.A RtroAt No. 214 Commerce Street. 1601 1701 1801 1839 1600 1700 1800 1900 1914 McMechen Wilson Laurens Robert North av Bolton al, see Bouldin al Bond, N from 1600 E Balto 5 101 203 405 501 521 601 801 901 931 941 1001 1019 1103 1301 1301 1701 1745 4 100 200 300 403 513 603 703 803 900 1003 1104 1300 1316 1434 1738 1744 Baltimore Fairmount av Faj^ette Mullikin Orleans Jefferson Walker McElderry Monument Madison Chew Abbot Barnes Eag'er Gay Chase Biddle Preston Hoffman Oliver Lanvale Townsend Bond, S from 1600 E Balto Baltimore liOmbard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av Aliceanna Lancaster Shakespeare Thames 3 100 303 300 400 503 600 700 800 900 3 101 201 301 401 503 601 701 801 817 849 Bond St ct, E fm Bond N-lof Mullikin Booth, W fm Callendar al S of Baltimore — 884 Callendar al 903 903 Poppleton 1003 1014 Schroeder 1103 Arlington av 1305 Carey 1508 Strieker 1935 1533 Born ct, E fm 331 N Fremont av Boston, E fm intersection of Canton av and Chester 3101 3103 Canton av and [Chester 3311 3200 Aliceanna, [Windsor 2301 3300 Miller's whf, [Leakin 3334 Concord 3601 3638 Burke, Harris rCrGGk 3701 3700 Patapsco 3708 Elliott 2731 2800 Chesapeake 3834 Potomac Bouldin, S from First av E of Clinton Bouldin al, fm Lanvale E of Penna av 1333 Lanvale 1403 1400 T&wnsend ♦ 1503 1503 Mosher 1611 1620 McMechen 1701 1700 Wilson 1803 1803 Laurens 1931 Robert 3307 3306 Gold 3333 3330 Bounty la. E f m 17 S Spring Bowen ct, E f m 1803 Barclay Bowers ct, N fm Wagon al W of Schroeder Bowen or Bo wham, S fm Cross W of Co'umbia av 1101 1100 1175 1184 Bowly, fm McElderry's whf S of Pratt Bowly 's Whf fm 217 E Pratt 201 300 333 206 Box, S from German W of Hanover Boyd, W from Fremont bet Hollins and Lombard 805 — Fremont 865 8 Parkin (Cal- lendar al) 903 903 Poppleton 1003 1000 Schroeder Arlington av 1327 1316 Carey 1336 i Boyer, E fm 11 S Collington av INFORMATION RESPECTING NEWSPAPER Advertising Furnished Free by The National Advertising Bureau, Northwest Corner Baltimore and North Streets, Baltimore, Md. 39 H] Rejecled Claims and those in which other attor- neys have been unsuccessful a specialty. Those interested in Pension Claims should call on CHABLES B. GABITEE, Attorney at Law, LATE EXAMINER OF PENSIONS. 112 E. Fayette Street. WARING MANF^G COMPANY, SOUTH & LOMBARD, Room 22. Farmers & Merchants' Bank Building. SULPHURIC ACID. QIL OF VITRIOL A SPECIALTY. MORGUE. CHAPEL. 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Gen'l Manager. 30 PATAPSCO} SUPEKLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. 203 203 517 512 618 619 626 Boyle, S from Clement E of Webster Bradford al, N from Balti- more E of Patters'n-pk av — 18 Baltimore Fayette Jefferson McElderry 626 623 Bradford al, S fm Eastern av E of Patterson-pk av BOS 503 Eastern av 601 602 Canton av 629 634 Brady av, E from York rd N of Oxford av Brehui la, E from 331 Belair av ext Breidebaugh al, from 428 E Saratoga Brevard, N fm 124 W Preston Brewer al, Nfm 514 W Hoffman Broad al, from 1101 E Lomgard Broadway, N fm 1700 E Balto 1 109 20:J 301 401 707 801 901 1001 1101 1201 1301 13:9 4 122 200 300 400 504 600 700 800 900 1000 1300 1324 Baltimore Fairmount av Fayette Mullikin Orleans Jefferson McElderry Monument Madison Chew Eager Chase Guy Preston Broadway Sqs, Broadway from Baltimore to Preston Brooks av, Clifton Brooklyn (village). S end of Ferry Bar bridge, Anne Arundel Co Brown, see Third Brown al, (also called Stern's al. also Groome al) from Low bet Front and High Brown la, N fm Frederick av W of Calverton rd Bruce, N fm 1724 W Balto 5 6 Baltimore 105 — Fayette 209 203 Lexington 301 302 Saratoga — 612 Edmondson av 701 702 Harlem av 803 Lanvale 1001 Mosher • 1300 Patterson av 1403 1403 Lorman 1530 Presstman 1427 1554 Bruce, S from Lemmon bet Mount and Fulton av 202 Pratt 224 Mc Henry 307 331 Broadway, S fm 1700 E Balto 5 101 201 301 401 501 601 701 801 903 915 110 206 306 412 500 600 700 800 904 916 Baltimore Lombard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av Aliceanna Lancaster Thames Broadway al, N from 1633 Orleans Broadway ct, E f m 7 S Bethel Brune, N fm 798 W Franklin 503 502 Franklin 605 COO George 635 650 Harlem av Brunswick, S fm Frederick a\ E of Gwynn's Falls Brunt, N fm Laurens E of Penna av see Bolton and Bouldin alleys Brunt et, W of Division N of La a re as Buchanan's Whf, Sfm507E Pratt 200 266 Bur en, N f rom intersection of Front and Constitution 601 600 Front and Consti- 641 Liberty al [tution 703 618 Monument 729 — Eager Burgundy al, W fm 608 L Paca 401 402 Little Paca 501 510 L Greene (Greene) Hdvertisements Inserted at Lowest Prices and in best manner by The National Adventising Bureau, N W Cor of Baltimore and North Streets. 31 I ! Seal Engraver, — Manufacturer of — RUBBER STAMPS, Stencils, Steel Stamps, &c. EVERYTHING IN THE STAMP LINE. — 213 — I mim mm Opp. Postoffice. IM.BAUMGARTEU. JOHN GLENN & CO. Special attention paid to Trusts and the management of Estates. Particular care given to business of non-residents, and Collection of Home and Foreign Claims. The Law Department connected with the firm practices in all the Courts of the State. KBAI. ESTATE BROKERS, 12 St. Paul Street, % Glenn Building. Baltimore, md. 3» Member Am. Soc. Engineers. Associate Am. Inst. Electrical Engi- neers. FRED'K H. SMITH, Consulting Engineer, AND GEOLOGIST, 227 E. German Street, BALTIMORE, MD. fl & PTflTTlhrilllMANDFACTORING COMPANY No. 214 Commerce Street. 603 805 903 1003 1105 1107 Burke, 201 501 505 603 Warner 800 Freraout 903 Sterrett Hamburg 1103 Cross 1128 West N f m 2400 E Balto 116 Fairmouut av Fayette Orleans Jefferson McElderry 200 534 610 61« Eof Eof Burke, S fm Eastern av Pattei'son Park av 515 503 Eastern av 601 600 Canton av TOl 700 Aliceanna 743 724 Burns, W fm430 Scott Burrough, S f m Fort av Ludlow 1503 1503 1535 1534 Busli, fm James S of Bayard Butcher la, N fm North av W of Mount Butcher's row, Pennaavext Butler al, S from 103 W Hughes Byrd, S fm 131 E Fort av 1501 1502 1707 1836 CABLE, W fm Spears whf S of Pratt 401 411 Cairo, W fm 538 N Calhoun 1403 1403 1723 1722 Calhoun, N fm 1400 W Balto 1307 1403 1501 1703 1713 1300 1512 1702 1742 Winchester Patterson av Presstmau Gold Baker Cumberland Presbury Calhoun, S fm 1400 W Balto 3 103 201 301 403 407 2 106 200 332 400 418 Baltimore Lombard Pratt McHenry Ramsay 1 217 401 501 601 701 801 903 1003 2 103 222 503 703 803 900 1003 Baltimore Fayette Lexington Saratoga Mulberry Franklin Edmondson av Harlem av Lanvale Lafayette av Mosher Tenant Calhoun al, S f m 37 E Pratt Calhoun ct, W f m Calhoun N of Lexington Callendar al, S f m 883 W Balto 10 Baltimore 107 104 Lombard Pratt 119 504 Columbia av 513 Callow Grove, fm Linden av ext Calvert, N f m 300 E Balto 1 14 Baltimore — 103 Fayette 201 200 Lexington 301 322 Saratoga 343 344 Pleasant 401 400 Foundry (Mul- — 500 Franklin | berrv 601 600 Centre 701 700 Monument 801 804 Madison 901 904 Read 1001 1002 Eager 1101 Chase 1303 — - Biddle 1301 Preston Hoffman 1608 Federal 1701 1700 Lanvale 1803 1800 Townsend 1901 1903 North av 3001 2002 First 2101 2102 Second 2201 2202 Third 2301 2302 Fourth 2401 2402 Fifth Hdveftisements Prepared and Arranged in the Most Attractive Forms by The National Advertising Bureau, Baltimore and North Streets.' 89 The ALBION Hotel READ AND CATHEDRAL STREETS, . BALTIMORE. Two Squares from tlie Washington Monument. CO BO CCJ ^■^iH a C.P €S CO f^ f-4 fH Pm U CO o 09 o a « o> (=3^. (=!< 02 GEO. F. ADAMS, Manager. JITUATED in the most fashionable quarter of the city. The Albion is especially adapted for families desiring an extended residence, or parties traveling for pleasure, as will be seen from the fact that it is only two blocks from the Washington Monument, the Peabody Institute, the "Walters' Art Gallery, the Baltimore and University Clubs; three blocks from the Enoch Pratt Free Library, the Roman Catholic Cathedral, the Residence of his Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons; four blocks fx'om the MarylanjJ and Athenaeum Clubs; five blocks from the Lyceum Theatre and Academy of Music, the Johns Hopkins University, the Baltimore City College. Cai-s within one block pass directly by Ford's and Holliday Street Theatres, the Baltimore and Ohio and Union Depots, Druid Hill and Patterson Parks, City Hall, Post Office, Uuited States and City Courts, and Johns Hopkins Hospital. Special Rates will be made to persons or families deslr. Ing apartments for permanent residence. 84 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. Calvert, S f ra 200 E Balto 8 3 Baltimore 15 30 German 29 30 Water 101 100 Lombard 133 130 Pratt Calvert al, rear 834 Harford av Calvert ct, rear 546 W Diddle Calverton Mills (village), IX miles on Calverton rd Calverton rd, N W from inter- section of Frederick av and Pulaski Calverton, W Lanvale ext Calvin al, N fm Front E of Gay Calvin av, W from York rd N of Wilson Cambridge, S E from Canton av E of Chester 2101 2103 Canton av 2203 2200 2228 2301 2300 2339 2326 Camden, E fm 3 4 23 32 Light Camden, W f ra 300 S Charles 1 8 Charles 103 120 Hanover 201 200 Sharp — 300 Howard 405 400 EutaAV 425 426 Paca Camden al, see Rose N Camden la, from Dover to Camden W of Hanover Camel al, W from 1214 Cathe- dral Camel al ct, S fm 205 Camel al Camp av, W from York rd N of Noi'th av Campbell. S fm 839 Colnmbiaav 501 500 637 533 Canby pi, Lexington from Carey to Calhoun Cannon, S from 2500 Eastern av 505 — Eastern av 601 600 Canton av 703 710 Aliceanna 717 712 Lancaster Windsor Gwynne Leakin Burke 300 S Charles Canton , from Eastern av E of Potomac — — Canton av Aliceanna Lancaster 911 900 Hudson 1011 1006 Dillon 1123 1120 O'Donnell 1201 1200 Elliott 1203 1250 Canton I av, E fm East Falls av S of Eastern av 700 East Falls av 800 President Albemarle Exeter 1301 1300 Central av 1401 1408 Eden 1426 Spring 1501 1500 Caroline 1521 1520 Dallas 1603 1603 Bond 1621 1622 Bethel 1703 1702 Broadway 1722 Regester 1801 1803 Ann 1821 1814 Durham 1901 1900 Wolfe 1921 1916 Chapel 2001 2000 Washington 2031 Castle 3100 Chester 3114 Duncan al 2119 Cambridge 2207 2300 Essex (Collington av) 2307 2300 Patters'n-pk av 2403 2400 Burke 2501 2526 Cannon 2547 2548 Luzerne Canton Park, bounded bv Patuxent Lancaster Canton and Canton av Carey, N f m 1300 W Balto 1 4 Baltimore 101 Fayette 201 208 Lexington 301 300 Saratoga 401 400 Mulberry 501 500 Franklin 601 600 Edmondsou av 701 700 Harlem av 805 800 Lanvale 905 900 Lafayette av Your Newspaper Advertising You Need the Services of The National Advertise ing Bureau. Northwest Cornei' of Balitlmore and North Streets* 85 ROLAN BAKINQ POWDER Manufactured from the FINEST MATERIAL made IN THE United States. Perfectly Pure Satisfaction Guaranteed. Familiar for years with the manufacture and constituents of Baking Powder, we as a result, offer ROLAN asa BAKING POWDER that so nearly combines the essentials of the best of the Powders made that we can guarantee it to have no superior in EFFICIENCY, RELIABILITY. HEALTHFULNESS. 1-4 Lb. Cans 5c. 1-2 Lb. 10c. 1 Lb. 20c. ^s^^Every Grocer is authorized to Refund the Money if Powder does not Give Entire Satis- faction; SMITH, HORPEL & CO. 335, 337, 339, 311, 313 McElderry's Wharf, BALTIMORE. 86 ,\ r A r,Qnih!iill\MANUFACTDRING COMPANY IJ. A. Uamuim j kq. 214 commerce Street. 1011 1003 Mosher Caroline, S i rom 1500 E Balto Tenant 7 4 Baltimore Winchester 103 103 fiombard 1311 1304 Patterson av 301 203 Pratt 1379 1530 Prosstman 301 300 Gough 1640 Baker 403 400 Bank 1703 Cumberland 5(»3 506 Eastern av 1803 Northwest 609 600 Canton av 1810 North av 701 700 Aliceanna Carey, S from 1300 W Balto 801 — Lancaster 5 4 Baltimore 901 900 Dock 28 Hollins 935 1000 101 102 Lombard Caroline al. fm 15 S Caroline 119 304 Pratt Caroline-st ct, E fm 3 N Caro- 336 Me Henry line Carlto n, N fm 1100 W Balto Carr al, from 1607 Thames 3 4 Baltimore Carroll, S from Third av E of 103 103 Fayette Wood berry 113 Vine Carroll, S fi •om Cross W of 203 218 Lexington Nanticoke 221 — Wagon al 1331 1103 Saratoga 1361 1148 Mulberry Carroll, W f i TQ Wellesley S of 503 503 Franklin Frederick av 615 613 Edmondson av Carroll av, W from rear 1332 N 631 Harlem av Fulton av 1010 Smith Carroll av, E from York rd N 1033 of Homestead Carlto n S, (see Dewberry al) Carrollton av, N from 1300 Caroline, Nfm 1500 E Balto W Baltimore 5 4 Baltimore 3 4 Baltimore 29 38 Hampstead 9 16 Raborg . 121 106 Fayette 103 103 Fayette 203 203 Holland — 106 Vine 301 300 Mullikin 311 300 Lexington 403 403 Orleans 301 300 Saratoga 603 600 Jefferson 317 — Sarah Ann 603 600 McEldei-ry 401 400 Mulberry 703 703 Monument 501 500 Franklin 715 Milliman 601 600 Edmondson av 805 803 Madison 701 700 Harlem av 901 900 Chew 803 Lanvale 916 Anthony — — _ Lafayette sq 933 Gay 907 910 Lafayette av 1007 Eager 1003 1000 Mosher 1106 1100 Chase 1031 1033 Tenant 1211 1300 Biddle Carrollton av, S f m 1200 W 1313 1303 Preston Baltimore 1327 Hoffman 5 8 Baltimore 1500 Oliver 46 43 Hollins 1600 Federal 105 103 Lombard Lanvale 131 130 Pratt 1808 Townsend Carrollton ( village), 3 miles on 1843 North av Frederick rd TO SECURE^THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS f 5?°s" paper Advertising, Consult The ISational Advertising Bureau, N W cor Baltimore and North Streets, 37 PAP£R BY THE POUND 15, 20, 25, 30 & 40c. D. W. GLASS & CO. 12 W.BALTIMORE STREET, Above Charles, SOCIETY Stationers, CMriDUFRII Tourists' Supplies In Stationery, Leather Goods, Pocket Books. 50 Visiting Cards (Copper-Plate $1.00. Wedding Engraved Invitations (Copper-Plate.) HOTEL MENUS, SPECIAL DESIGNS. ALBUMS, PLUSH GOODS. Try Our ^''edrting Plate Box Paper, 35 Cents. Box Baltimore American Linen, 35 Cents. THE BEST STATIONERY IN BALTIMORE. Over 200 Varieties. .Paper and Envelopes. Toilet Papers 5 packages for 25 cents, wired. 4 Rolls Toilet Paper 25 cents. Blank Books to Order. CiiISTM4S. BtaTEail. fILEMTIME CUPS 38 PATAPSCO ] SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. Carter al, N from Lanvale of Barclay Castle, N fm 2025 E Balto 3 6 Baltimore 103 118 Fairmount av 203 204 Fayette 403 404 Orleans 503 502 Jefferson 601 600 McElderry 725 618 Monument 813 Madison Chew 1031 Eager Chase E Catherine, N and S fm Fdk av W of Garrison la Catonsville (yillage), 7 miles on Frederick rd Cators av, E f m Old York rd S of Arlington av Cedar av, Hampden Cedar row, see Church ct Cemetery av, E fm 1107 N Bond 1601 1635 Cemetery la, W from Mon- roe N of Frederick av Central av, Hampden Biddle Centra 1 av. N fm 1300 E Balto Preston 3 8 Baltimore Hoffman 125 • 100 Fayette 1603 Federal 205 200 Holland 1607 Lanvale 301 303 Mullikin Townsend 403 403 Orleans Castle, Sfra 2025 E Balto 601 600 Jefferson 6 6 Baltimore 601 610 McElderry ^107 106 Lombard 620 Edward 203 203 Pratt 701 — Monument 805 308 Gough — Gay 405 404 Bank ■ 807 803 Madison 506 Eastern av 905 903 Chew 603 606 Canton av 1003 1003 Eager 611 610 1105 1104 Chase Castle al, E from 125 N Castle 1201 1300 Biddle Catlied Iral, N from 100 W 1301 1303 Preston Saratoga 1401 1400 Hoffman 309 Saratoga 1501 1416 Oliver 413 400 Mulberry 1509 Harford av — Franklin Central av. S fm 1300 E Balto 505 504 Hamilton 3 4 Baltimore 601 600 Centre 105 104 Ijombard 703 700 Monument 134 Gran by 803 800 Madison 203 204 Pratt 903 900 Read (Richmond) 301 300 Gough 1001 1000 Eager 318 Fawn 1101 1100 Chase (Tyson) 401 404 Bank 1132 Howard 511 504 Eastern av 1201 1210 Biddle Canton av 1313 Preston Aliceanna 1401 Hoffman Lancaster li35 Oliver Central -av ct, E f m rear 717 Lanvale N Gay Townsend Centre, E from 600 N Char] e Cathedral al, W fm Charles S| 1 6 Charles of Franklin 1 101 100 St Paul Catherine, N fm Frederick av 111 Hargrove al E of Garrison la — 203 Calvert Catherine, N from Seventh E 303 303 North of Huntingdon av | 401 310 Holliday AVANT A BOOM IN BUSINK'^S, ADVER TISE JUDICIOUSLY. HOW TO OQ IT TOI.D BY THE NATIONAL ADVEKTISINO BU- REAU, N W Cor Baltimore and North Sts. ?9 J^^dgar^ilson§»Q BOOKSELLERS , STATIONERS, AND PRINTERS, S. L COR. ST. PAUU<^ FAYETTE STREETS, (barnum building,) BALTIMORE, MD. Dealers in all BOOKS AND PERIODICALS* OF THE BETTER SORT. STATIONERY IN ALL VARIETIES. PRIKTIHG PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED. 40 r A namhrilllMAfUFACTURIHG COMPANY VI. n. UaillUlm r Wn 9U r.ftmmfirr.A Rtpp.A.t No. 214 Commerce Street. Centre, W from tiUOiN Charles 517 516 Hamilton 3 10 Charles 601 600 Centre — — Cathedral 701 700 Mt Vernon pi 209 — Park av 801 800 Madison 221 — Howard 901 900 Head Centre al, N fm Fayette W 1001 1000 Eager of Howard 1101 1100 Chase Centre- mkt sp,S fra 701 E Balto 1201 1206 Biddle 1 2 Baltimore 1301 1300 Preston 101 100 Lombard 1401 1414 Hoffman 123 128 Pratt 1500 Oliver Clialk al, E f m 927 N Mount Union Depot Chapel , N f m 1914 E Balto 1731 1700 Lanvale 3 6 Baltimore 1803 1802 Townsend 103 102 Fair mount av 1901 1902 North av 203 202 Fayette 2001 2002 First 403 402 Orleans 2101 2102 Second 505 500 Jefferson 2201 2202 Third 605 602 McEiderry 2301 2304 Fourth — Monument 2401 ^2402 Fifth — Madison Charle s, S fra 1 W Baltimore 924 Chew 3 •> Baltimore 1003 1002 Eager 11 — Wine al ■ Chase 13 16 German Biddle 101 100 Lombard 1303 1302 Preston 109 Balderston 1329 1324 Hoffman 203 200 Pratt Chapel, S fm 1914 E Baltimore 301 302 Camden 5 — Baltimore Perry 105 104 Lombard 423 400 Conway 205 212 Pratt 521 500 Barre 305 304 Goug-h 601 604 Lee 405 404 Bank 611 Guilford al 501 502 Eastern av 623 612 York 607 602 Canton av 701 700 Hill 619 614 719 722 Hughes Chapel al, E fml41 N Chapel 803 800 Montgomery Chapel et, E fm 107 N Wolfe 813 816 Little Church Chapman ct, N fm 1144 Watson 901 900 Henrietta CKappe 11, from 2100 Penna av 917 914 Williamson al 605 602 Penna av 1001 1000 Hamburg 703 712 Carey 1102 Cross 713 732 Calhoun 1105 Weyler Chappell al. S fm 119 W Mul- 1201 1200 West berry 1312 Ostend Charles , N f m 2 W Balto 1401 1400 Clement 1 2 Baltimore 1501 1506 Fort av 101 100 Fayette 1600 Randall 201 200 Lexing-ton 1701 1700 Heath 224 Barnet 1747 Barney 301 300 Saratoga 1900 Wells 333 — Pleasant 3020 Winder 330 L Pleasant McComas 401 400 Mulberry 2238 Donaldson 501 500 Franklin lofoffiiatioo In Regard to Advertising Fur- nished Free of Cost by the Na- tional Advertising Bureau, Baltimore, Md. 41 H. M. WHARTON, A. C. DIXON A. C. BARRON, L. M. CROSS. ., ununu,, no, lO East; IFaye-bi:© Slx^eo-b, BALTIMORE. Booksellers, Publishers ^^ Stationers. STANDARD THEOLOGICAL BOOK S . BAGSTKK, OXFORD VAUIOKUM, FAMILY, } mPLE5. ^ "Windows of Heiaveii " (the Great Book of Songs,) PhVIibVaiki ftf ^ "The Person and Ministry of thi' Hol^y- Spirit," "Ihc Triit^ and the False," by A. C. Dixon, "The Baltimore Haptist," (the Great Weekly.) ; MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. FINE Ward's Linen and Vellum Paper, FA I lUNtKT* Ledgers, Day Books, Blank Books. 4S i PATAPSCO ) SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AHERICA. Charles st av, continuation of N Charles (See same for Nos) Chase, E fin 1100 N Charles 107 403 601 701 801 10 106 400 503 603 700 901 903 933 1003 1000 1305 1303 1319 1233 1300 1403 1505 1511 1506 1603 1600 1703 1704 1714 1801 1800 1831 1901 1900 1919 3011 3000 2037 2033 2034 Chase, W fm 5 6 — 26 27 36 Cheapside, S Lovegro\i e al St Paul Hargrove al Calvert Davis North Barclay Clifton pi Forrest Greenm't av McKim Valley Wilcox Eusor Aisquith Somerset Central av Eden Caroline Dallas Bond Broadway McDonogh Ann Durham Wolfe Chapel Washington Castle Chester Collington av Patters'n-pk av 1100 N Charles Charles Maryland av Cathedral n 205 Water 43 40 Water 101 100 Lombard 133 134 P.ajG Chesapeake, S I'm 3800 East- ern av 835 911 1001 1101 1301 1307 800 9(X) 1003 1100 1133 Canton av At ceanna Lancaster H^:dson D'l^on O'Donnell Elliojt ' Boston Chesapeake av, EandW fm Pa av N of Beech av (see also Pied- Chauncey, Clifton [mont av Chesnut,N fm 1016 E Fayette (fm Gay to Front is Colvin) 103 135 201 303 401 539 103 300 300 400 536 Fayette Forrest al Douglas Low Gay Front Chestnut av, N fm Falls rd E of Druid Hill Park, Hampden Chestnut av, W fm Pa av N of Maple av Chesnut ct. E fi'om McEl- derry's whf S of Eastern av Chesnut al, S fm Barre W Fremont av 919 923 Barre 1003 Hamburg 1105 1004 Cross 1139 West Chestnut al, W f m 512 Pearl 603 603 Pearl 703 702 Pine — 766 Ogston 803 803 Brune 831 838 Fremont av Chestnut Hill av, E fmYork rd N of Homestead Chestnut ct,S f m 634 Chestnut al Chester, N fm 3100 E Balto Baltimore Fairmount av Fayette Orleans Jefferson McElderry Monument Madison Chew Eager Chase Preston Hoffman Oliver Federal S f m 3100 E Balto 6 Baltimore Lombard Pratt Govgh Bank Eastern av Canton av 11 4 101 100 311 200 401 400 501 502 600 901 802 900 1003 1403 1413 1400 1433 Chester. 3 101 301 301 40J 501 533 104 303 303 403 418 THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, ""^Tu^llT North, The only Establishment In Kaltiniore or tlie South Tranvacting a General and Ileliahle Advertising Business. 43 Wssur^ i Wedding reception iFnf^^QjfliiujjaHII AND \3II N.CHARLES ST ' VISITIKC C*HOl ' Visiting (J.ard Engraving. ^^^^ Besi WorL Correct styles. Finest Ouality. CREST, MONOGRAM AND ADDRESS DIE ENGRAVING AND STAMPING. LATEST AND BEST STYLES Foreign and Domestic Stationery. LYCETT. STATIONER, 3H N. CHARLES STREET. By our methods we produce effects equal to Lithograph, high-grade Wood-Engraving, Etching or Steel Engraving, yhe Southern Engraving Co. INCOKPORATED. PHOTO-PROCESS N. W. COR. BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STS. BALTIMORE, MD. 44 CiGafflbrill} MANUFACTURING COMPANY No. 214 Commerce Street. Chester ct, S from 217 Foundry Chew, E from 925 Harford av 915 1001 1101 1203 1303 1405 1511 1515 1613 1717 1813 1903 1911 1006 1100 1202 1300 1400 1503 1606 1704 1800 2100 2108 and China West Lee 603 606 801 800 919 906 1001 Harford av Ensor Stirling Aisquith Central av Eden Caroline Dallas Bond Broadway Ann Wolfe Washington Chester Collington av China al, S fra Lee Montgomery Henrietta Hamburg 1114 Cross 1215 1128 West 1319 Stockholm Christian, W from Monroe S of Ramsay 1903 1906 Monroe 2001 3000 Payson 2031 3014 Pulaski Church, N fm 548 Merryman la Church ct, rear St John's Church, Biddle E of Pa av Church ct, N fm 616 W Biddle Church la, S from Saratoga E of Charles Cider al, W f m 34 S Howard Claret al, S fm intersection of Henrietta and L Montgomery Clark al, Wfrom 704 Forrest Clark ct, E from 209 n Sharp Clark ct, S from Chesnut bet Douglas and Low Clarkson, S fra Cross bet Han- over and Hace 1121 1120 1637 1640 Clarkson al, see Clarkson Classen ct, r 337 W Welcome al Clay, W from 216 N Liberty 105 100 Liberty 203 303 Parkav 303 304 Howard 405 402 Eutaw 407 404 Paca Clayton ct,S from 103 W Randall Clement, E from 132 Light 201 200 William — — Battery av 419 400 Riverside av — — Covington — — Jackson — — Webster — — Boyle — — Lawrence Ludlow Allen Porter Jones Decatur 1431 Haubert 1503 1514 Hull (Cooksie) 1535 1538 Towson Clement, W from 1400 S Charles 321 318 Howai'd 331 Eutaw 534 Paca 603 608 Greene 653 703 Penn — 734 City Hall al, S from Fayette E of North Claggett, E of Ludlow S of Clemm Claggett al,N f m 774 W Franklin Clairinount av, E fm Highland av S of Pratt Clara, see Claret al Claremont av, S fm Fdk av to Claremont Stock Yards 3 9 Charles Hanover from Boyle S of Clemm, E Fort av Cleveland, S from Wooster E of Carroll 1117 1330 1153 1360 Clifford al, fm 417 S Poppleton Clifton, W from Penna av ext Clifton pi, see Constitution fm Eager to Biddle Clifton Village, bet Druid Hill av and Pa av and Druid Hill Park and North av Clinton, N from the riv^er E of City limits Clinton al, W from 31 S Fdk NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Is the Only Way of Keach- \ in'gthe PublicThoroughly and Effectually. Send Your Orders lo The National Ad- Tcrtising Bureau, N W cor Baltimore and North Streets. 45 MOORE & COPPER, ISelia-Tole IDr"u.g:g"ists, AND DEALERS IN TOILET ARTICLES, 214 W. LEXINGTON ST., Between Part & Howard. D. H. STASSFORT, Fine Custom Boot .^ Stioe Maker, H6 E. FAYETTE STREET, Formerly 2 S. Calvert St. BALTIMORE, MD. REPAIRING DONE IN THE BEST MANNER. HUGH SISSON & SONS, 210 E. BALTIMORE STREET, Between North and Calvert Sts. BALTIMORE. — Manufacturers of — Marble Monuments, Tombs,Altars,Counters,FurnitnreSlabs,Maiitels,Tiles ESTIMATES AND DRAWINGS FREE. ERNEST RITTERHOFF, Dealer in Hardware and Stoves, MANUFACTURER OF Tin & Sheet Iron Ware, House-Fnrnishing Articles, &c. Old Stoves Bought, Sold and Exchanged. Roofing, Spouting and Repairing, 1157, 1159 & 1161 E. BALTIMORE STREET, Corner Central Avenue. BALTIMORE, MD. 46 D XT A DQPrtl SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE rAlAi ovjU ; premier flour of America. Clinton av, N fm 746 George 604 George 636 Edmondson av 646 Myrtle av Clipper Mills (village), 3>^ miles on Falls i-d Clover al, N from Monument W of Cathedral Cochran al, W from 418 S Cen- tral av Coglilan al, Efrom 415 S Exeter Cohen al, S fra 319 W Mulberry Coke al, see Albert al Cole, W f m Strieker S of Ramsay 1513 1503 Strieker 1601 1630 Gilmor 1617 1634 Mount Coleman ct, W from 918 Bevan College al, N f m 106 W Saratoga Collett, N W from 3318 Pa av Collington av, N from 3300 E Baltimore 25 6 Baltimore 109 33 Fairmount av 305 — Fayette 311 — Collington av,S fm 3301 E Balto Comh al, S from 107 W Lee Comet, from Aisquith N of Fayette Commerce, S from 401 E Lom- bard 103 100 Lombard 205 306 Pratt - — 240 237 — Concord, N from Truxton E of Buren 901 1005 Concord, S from Fish-mkt sp 11 13 Baltimore 101 104 Lombard 305 302 Pratt 303 300 Gough 403 403 Bank 505 416 Eastern av 521 — Canton av Collins, S from Washington rd E of Gwynn's Falls Collins ct, N fm 836 W Saratoga Collison ct, (also McAllister's ct), E from 907 Stirling Columbia av,W from 303 SPaca W of West Falls av 31 30 Fish-mkt 8P 103 100 Lombard 237 134 Pratt — 343 Bowly Concord, (See Wagner) Connecticut al, E from 1840 Scott Connecticut av, (See Nanti- ookp Constitution, N from inter- section of Front & Buren 609 600 Front & Buren 711 704 Monument 901 900 Truxton 1003 1002 Eager 1101 1100 Chase 1106 Biddle Preston Hotfman Conway, E f m 400 S Charles 501 504 Paca 601 600 Greene 643 638 .Warner (Emory) 705 700 Fremont 757 754 Barre 801 800 Scott 825 — Wyeth 841 — Campbell 849 843 Parkin 901 910 Callendar al 930 Poppleton 931 940 Cross Calvin pi, E from 1319 Green- [mount av Colvin (see Chesnut) 35 Conway, W fm 400 S Charles 3 3 Charles 105 106 Hanover 301 304 Sharp — — Howard 401 403 Eutaw 501 500 Greene 601 600 Warner 657 653 Fremont av Cook al, E f m 915 Concord N Cook ct, E f m 309 S Dallas Cooke, W from 1800 Pennsyl- vania av to Fremont av Cook's ct, rear 311 S Dallas Cooksie, S of Hull 1101 1108 1301 1301 1300 from Nicholson E Nicholson Marriott Beason The National Advertising Bureau \ Write Advertise- ments for Every Branch of Business, having the Services of one of the I^o^t Experienced Advertising Writers in the Country. TELEPHONE 975. ESTABLISHED 1866. WILLIAM S. CROSS, (Successor to Wm. S. Cross & Bro.) • WHOLESALE ■ — — East Falls Avenue, Baltimore, ffld. 1819. 1890. JBTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, CT. When insuring remember that the /Etna has incoinparable strength, lowest rates, largest dividends. Do you want Safe Life Insurance? Address H. B. MEIGS, Manager, N. E. Corner Baltimore and St. Paul Sts. BALTIMORE. DUVALL & DUVALL, 304 SECOND STREET, General Agents Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York, Imperial Life Insurance Co. of Detroit, Mich. 1 Life Insurance promptly placed in leading Companies. KEIGHLER & KRAFT, Insurance Agents and Brokers, S. E. Corner Second and Holllday Sts. ^tna Insurance Co. of Hartford. Springfield F. & M. Insurance Co. of Springfield. Guardian Assurance Co. of London. Commercial Union Assurance Co. of London. Queen Insurance Co. of Liverpool. Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co., Germany, TELEPHONE CALL 760-2, 18 r A nQmhTiilUMANUPACrDRING COMPANY Vj. a. Uamuilll J- Bo. 214 Commerce Street. 201 200 301 303 337 316 401 400 425 434 1401 1400 Clement 1441 UfiO Fort av Cooper pi, see Kuper pi Cottage av, E fin 30 Maiden's Choice rd Cottage av, E from York rd opp Sixth Cotton row, from Clinton S of Boston Courthouse la, E fm St Paul N of Fayette 107 109 Courtland, N from 104 E Lexington Lexington Saratoga Pleasant Mill berry Franklin Cove al, see Knox ct Covington, S from Hughes E of Henry 701 700 Hughes 801 810 Montgomery 835 826 Cox, E from Jones S of water front Cox ct, rear 334 S Castle Cox la, N of Morling av, W of Falls rd Creamer al, S from 203 W Hill Creek al, from Hamburg bet Uevan and Leadenhall Cromwell, W from Marshall S of Wells Crooked la, N from 100 W Fay- ette Cross, E from 1100 S Charles 4 Charles Light William Battery av Riverside av Covington 103 201 301 401 519 557 100 303 400 514 544 Cross, W from 1100 S Charles 11 31 101 137 315 413 501 100 304 304 403 518 Charles Hanover Race Leadenhall Shai-p Howard Eutaw Warner 603 600 Russell 705 700 Ridge ly 741 — Paca 801 800 Scott 1001 1000 Sassafras (Hamburg) 1131 - — Nanticoke Parkin 1201 1300 Carroll, St Peter 1301 1344 Washington av 1309 James Cross, W from Falls av S of Union av Cross al, rear 616 W Biddle Cross al, from 407 N Greene Crowtlier al, E of Falls rd N of Fifth av Cuba, from Towson to Hull N of Reason 1615 1633 1647 1634 Cullison ct, S fm 595 Orchard 709 to 715 Culver, E fm Old Frederick rd N of Kossuth Cumberland, S W from inter- section of North av and Divi- sion — 603 Penna av 701 700 Carey 739 738 Calhoun Cumberland ct, W fm Carey N of Cumberland Curley, S from Eastern av E of Patuxent — — Canton av Lancaster Hudson Dillon O'Donnell Elliott fm Walteraeyer al 813 — 903 903 1035 1030 1101 1103 1113 1113 Currier ct, E of Fremont av Curtis al, N from Edraondson av W of Fremont av Cypress al, S from Lombard E of Sharp DALLAS, N from 1510 E Baltimore 5 8 Baltimore 101 102 Hampstead 203 202 Fayette — 302 Mullikin 403 400 Orleans 509 502 Jefferson ADVERTISERS [,?; "Will Save Time and Money by Doing ►usiness Through the National Adver- tising Bureau, Northwest Corner of Baltimore and North gtreets, Baltimore, Md. 49 F. A. FURST, President. B. THORNTON, Vice-President. JOHN HUBERT, Treasurer. MICHAEI> SHEEHAN, Secretary. "Wm. T. Key, Manager. nfHLIimUIIL UIILUUII1U UUIIIinilli RIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEAIIENTS. OFFICE S07 NEAL BUILDING, S W. Corner Baltimore and Holliday Sts. BALTIMORE, MD. »9 PATAPSCO] SUPERLATIVE PATEHT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. 603 603 McElderry 705 — Mouument 713 — Miliiman 803 803 Madison 903 903 Chew 1001 1003 Eager 1105 Chase 1305 1314 Biddle 1301 1304 Preston i;i33 1338 Hotfman Fm Hoffman to Oliver, Ridge pi I>alla8, S fm 1513 E Baltimore 3 105 203 303 403 503 605 701 803 857 103 303 303 400 504 603 703 733 Baltimore Lombard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av Aliceanna Lancaster Diamond, N fm 514 W Balto 103 103 Fayette — — - Lexington 335 300 Saratoga 400 404 Mulberry 409 406 Cross al Dickey ct, rear 910 W Saratoga Dickson al, fm Mosher W of Dallas ct, E f m 401 N Caroline Dark la, W f m 304 N Calvert David av, W of Clipper Mills Davis, N fm 306 E Lexington 301 300 Lexington 301 333 Saratoga 403 403 Foundry 415 418 Franklin Dawson, (See Harris al) Dawson al, S fm 767 W Pratt 303 313 305 -^ 302 507 517 302 506 516 Pratt Dover McHenry Ramsay Columbia av St Peter Decatur, S f m Cox E of Lowman 1107 1108 1130 Deck ct, N fm 702 W Mulberry Decker al, fm 14 W Eager , 1030 to 1033 Dillwood av, W fm 430 Falls rd Denmead, see First N Dewberry al, (S Carlton) S fm Baltimore E of Carrollton av 3 4 Baltimore 29 34 Hollins 103 103 Lombard 121 134 Pratt Dexter,S fm Cross Wof Sassa'^ra^ 1143 1140 1145 1146 Cathedral DiUon, E fm Hudson 2737 3738 3811 3901 2932 3000 3104 3130 Ditnian ct, of Mount Patapsco S of Patapsco Chesapeake Patuxent Potomac Canton East av W fm alley rear between Lafay- ette av and Mosher Division, Nfm530 W Hoffman 1103 1305 1301 15a5 1603 1711 1801 1945 3039 3101 3303 3333 2337 1113 1304 1300 1400 1500 1604 1703 1800 1924 2104 2200 2228 2308 Hoffman Dolphin Lanvale Towusend Mosher McMechen Wilson Laurens Robert Presstman Bloom Gold Baker Division, S fm 217 Third ar» Sweet Air Dobson ct, S fm 653 German Dock, E fm Drawbridge N Block Dolphin, S W from Mt Royal av N of Hoffman of 100 143 303 — 238 303 — 111 219 407 503 525 537 553 406 502 526 Mt Royal av John Park av Bolton Linden av Eutaw pi Madison av McCulloh Druid Hill Etting Division Brewer al av YOU WILL BE PROSPEROUS f"'p"-p^;.Tu^e"u,i':ir'" Through THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, Northwest Corner Baltimore and North Streets. CHARLES McRAB, 109 N. CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. Telephone Call 123. Near N. C. K. Depot, Old no"*'"cello ^hiskey. strictly Pure and of Guar- anteed Age. Especially recommended for Family and Medicinal Purposes. Put up in cases of 12 bottles, each case con- taining I], gallons, and bottled at the distillery exclusively for me. Sold Only by the Case. PRICE $10 PER CASE. FINE ilSKIES, WINES, BRIINDIES, etc., of other brands by the gallon or bottle. r A aQmhrill\MANDFACTDRIN ^U AIN JU JL I BALTIMORE, MO. SOLD EV SOLD EVERYWHERE J. HENRY FISHER, Steam Powef Cigar Box Maoufactufer, AND DEALER IN CIGAR RIBBONS, Hos. 39 & 41 LEE STREET, Near Light Street Wharf. BALTIMORE, MD. All orders by mail promptly attended to. "NATIONAL" TYPE WRITER. Irfespective of price the Best and most Complete Writing Machine made. ^©o — rrioe: — seo. Every Machine Guaranteed. Type Writer Supplies of Every Description. GEO. R. SEIFFERT, 18 S. Holliday St., BALTIMORE. F. B. NORRIS. C. P. NORRIS. FRANK B. NORRIS & BRO. Dealers in Plain and Artistic Paper Hangings and Window Shades, 824 & 826 E. BALTIMORE STREET, Near High Street. BALTIMORE, MD. Work in City or Country Executed with Neatness and Dispatch. 58 PATAPSCO } SUPERLATIVE PATEHT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AflERlCA. Knscr, N fni 407 501 601 613 701 801 907 1001 1105 l:i01 1303 1327 Chesnut and 400 Chesnut and 500 East 600 Forrest 6^6 Mott (Hillen) 703 Monument 800 Madison 900 Chew Eager Gav Gay 1103 1302 1334 Chase Biddle Preston Hoffman Oliver Ensor ct, E from 733 Ensor Erdman av, E from Harford av at tollgate Essex, S E from Canton av E of Collington av 2101 — — Canton av 2301 2300 Windsor 2303 2300 Leakin 2339 2334 Burke Etna la, W from Harrison N of Favette Etting, N from rm W Hoffman 1101 1313 1403 1801 1901 12003 2103 2129 1113 1206 1300 1600 1704 1800 1932 2022 2102 2318 Hoffman Dolphin Lauvale Townsend Mosher McMechen Wilson Laurens Robert Presstman Bloom Gold Baker Eiitaw, N from 400 W Baltimore 1 101 201 301 401 503 601 715 803 903 1001 1101 1201 2 Baltimore 100 Fayette 300 Lexington 300 Saratoga 400 Mulberry 502 Franklin 600 New — Monument 702 Druid Hill av 708 L Monument 816 Madison 900 Biddle 1000 Preston 1100 Hoffman 1200 Dolphin 1311 1403 1501 1(K)1 1709 1801 ITOl 2001 3027 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1830 1900 3003 2100 2110 Lanvale Townsend Mosher McMechen Wilson Laurens Robert Presstman Bloom North av Eutaw. S from 400 W Baltimore 5 103 205 605 801 '921 1001 1135 1201 1247 4 German 102 Lombard 200 Pratt 300 Camden 400 Conway 500 Barre 600 Lee 800 L Montgomery 930 Henrietta 1000 Hamburg 1100 Gross 1200 West 1242 Stockholm Eutaw ct, E from 417 N Eutaw Eutaw pi, Eutaw N of Dolphin Eutaw pi sq, Eutaw from Dol- phin to North av Exchange al, S from 413 Second Exchange pi, see Lombard fm South to Gay Exeter. N from 1000 E Baltimore 3 101 201 301 403 503 543 Exeter, 11 101 113 203 327 301 401 515 4 Baltimore 103 Fayette 200 Necessity al 300 Low 400 Gay 438 Hillen — Front S from 1000 E Batimore 4 Baltimore 10 Watson 103 Lombard 118 Granby 334 Pratt Stiles Fawn Bank, Trinity Eastern av Canton av E fm 103 300 400 500 508 AIRMOUNT AV, N Chester Mm Doin ANY NEAVSPAPEK ADVERTISING GET AN ESTIMATE FROM THE NATIONAT. ADVERTISING BU- REAU, N W cor Balto & North. 50 - BALTIMORE - Transfer Qowipany 205 E. BALTIMORE STREET, COiCIES OF EVERT BESGBIPTION. Tally-Hos, Band Wagons, Buses — AND — PARK PHAETONS. Special attention to the movement of passengers and baggage and freights of all kinds. Estimates made for Hauling. Hoisting and Shipping Safes and Heavy Machinery. GBIGAN & CO. PROPRIETORS. 60 A r R rQnihT>ilUMANDFACTDRIHG COMPANY Vj. a.. uam»llU| Ho. 214 Commerce Street. Fairiuount av, E fm Bond N of 1905 1900 Wolfe Baltimore , . (see also Hamp- 1920 Chapel s4ead St 1935 2000 Washington 1603 Bond 2031 2026 Castle 1701 1714 Broadway 2101 2100 Chester 1803 1800 Ann 2201 2200 Collington av 1811 1818 Durham 2313 2300 Patters'n-pk av 1901 1900 Wolfe 2400 Burke 1931 1920 Chapel Cannon 2001 2000 Washington 2636 Luzerne 2028 Castle 2700 Patapsco 2101 2100 Chester 2801 Chesapeake 2208 Collington av 3051 3022 Potomac 2301 2300 Patters'n-pk av 3121 3110 Canton 2311 2330 Burke 3139 3134 East av Fairo ak av, E from Old York Fayette W f m 100 N Charles rd S of Jefferson av 1 2 Charles Fairview av, N from 21 Old 101 100 McClellan; Frederick rd (Crooked la) Falls, W from 640 Constitution 123 134 Sharp Falls al, N fm Jones Falls E 201 — Liberty of North 305 300 Howard Falls rd, N W from Maryland 405 404 Eutaw av N of Lanvale 501 500 Paca Fawn E from East Falls av S of 612 Greene Stiles 627 620 Pearl 823 846 President, Al- 637 632 Arch 901 900 High (bemarle 701 700 Pine 1003 1004 Exeter 801 800 Fi-emont av 1022 1022 Central av 901 900 Poppleton Fawn Hill av, N f ra 625 Fdk rd 929 926 Amity Fayette E f m 100 N Charles 1001 1000 Schroeder 1 10 Charles 1100 Carlton 103 100 St Paul 1201 1200 Carrollton av 203 Calvert 1313 Carey 301 North 1401 1414 Calhoun 401 400 Holliday 1501 1500 Strieker 561 500 Gay 1601 1600 Gilmor 603 602 Frederick 1701 1700 Mount 701 706 Harrison 1721 1800 Fulton av 801 804 Front 1940 Monroe 901 900 High Payson 1001 1000 Exeter Pulaski 1018 Chesnut Smallwood 1101 1100 East Fayette ct, E fm201N Washing- 1251 1208 Aisquith ton I 1301 1300 Central av Fear, W f m Francis N of Retreat 1403 1400 Eden Federal, E f m St Paul N of 1417 Spring Oli ver 1501 1500 Caroline 120 St Paul 1521 Dallas — Calvert 1603 1600 Bond 303 326 North 1700 Broadway 400 Barclay 1801 1800 Ann Greenm't av 1818 Durham Ensor INFORMATION RESPECTING NEWSPAPER Advertising Furnished Free by The National Advertising Bureau, Northwest Corner Baltimore and North Streets, Baltimore, Md. 61 -/InBKOLEO- A Most Perfect Lubricant at Last THE absolute requirement for the successful run- ning: of all grades of machinery, is a perfectly neutral, non-gumming Ldibricatiug" Oil. We say "the successful running" of machinery, in the sense of the largest measure of results for the least expenditure for repairs, fuel, etc. This desi- rable condition is attained by the use of AJBBgOL^O No special directions. No troublesome processes. No hot journals or bearings. No lost time. Follow directions on label, and write us your opinion of AMBROLEO. Address orders and all correspondence to mWM LDBKICANT CO, BOX 531 POST OFFICE, BAL,TIMOKE, MD. — or — THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, Baltimore and North Sts. BALTIMORE, MD. 69 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. 1101 1100 Holbrook Aisquith Eden Caroline Bond Wolfe 2008 2003 Washington 2019 2051 Chester Federal ct, N from Oliver W of Charles Federal Hill Park, bound- ed by AVarren av, Covingr- ton, Hughes and Johnson Fell, S from Thames at inter- section of Ann 905 900 945 . 950 Ferry, E from Marshall av S of Doi'sey Ferry liar Kridge, ft Light or Marshall av Fifteenth, N and S fm First av E of Fourteenth Fifteenth (W),N and S fm Balto W of Fourteenth Fifth or Armory av, see Armory av Fifth, E of Fourth, Canton Fif th(W),N and S fm Balto W of Fourth Fifth, (N) E and W from Char les street av Fifthav.E from East av S of Fourth av Fifth la, E of Johnson S of West Fillmore, E from Independ- ence N of Townsend av Fip al, E f m ;? N Caroline First, E of Clinton, Canton First(W),N and S fm Balto W of Smallwood First, (N) E and W from Charles-street av First av, E from East av S of Toone First av, Hampden [son First la, S f m Wehage E of John- Fish Market sp, see Second bet Jones Falls and Cen- tre-mkt sp Flatiron al, S fm 1117 E Monu ment Fleet al, S fm 1423 Hammond al Florence, N from Edmondson av E of Bloomingdale rd Florence, N from Retreat E of Francis Folsom, E fm 1221 Riverside av Foreman ct, E from Mount S of Ramsay Forney al, W fm 110 Pearl Forrest, N fm Halfmoon al E of East . — 100 Halfmoon al 201 202 East * 303 302 Douglas 417 400 Orleans ; Lc \T 503 500 Gay 525 520 Ensor 601 600 Hi lien 703 700 Monument 805 831 Madison 901 900 Truxton 1001 1000 Eager 1101 1100 Chase 1113 1104 Biddle Forrest (W), S fm McHenry E of Bentalou Forrest pi, see Forrest bet Eager and Biddle Fort av, E fm 1500 S Charles 5 20 Charles . 105 102 Light 123 Byrd 201 200 William 301 300 Battery av 400 Riverside av 500 Covington 601 600 Jackson 700 Webster — Boyle 915 920 Lawrence 1007 1018 Ludlow 1019 Burrough 1101 Allen Porter Jones Decatur 1501 1500 Hull 1600 Towson 1711 1700 Andre Stuart 1910 Harper Benjamin 2216 Marcin 2218 Fort McHenry IS NOT ONLY A BUSINESS PROBLEM but a Science Understood by The Na- tional Advertising Bureau, N W Cor Baltimore and North Streetg. 6^ # H. BEALMEAU, ^ DEALER IN CLOCKS, BROKZESS SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE ONLY. No. 2S S. Charles Street, Tools, Watch Materials and Jewelers' Findings. 64 r S nomhr^ilUMAHUFACTDRINGCOMPAHY Ho. 214 Commerce Street. Fort av, W fra 1500 S Charles Charles Goodman al Hanover Leadenhall — — Sharp Fo88 ct, S fm 309 Hudson ext Foster al, N fm 106 W Biddle Foster av, (see Alieeanna) Foundry, E fra 401 N Calvert 11 6 13 105 138 139 190 Right 201 301 401 409 liOft 200 304 Calvert North Holliday Front 605 S Wash- ext Fountain, E from Ington 2031 3000 Washington 2035 3053 Chester Fountain av, N fm Pa av N W of Clif «>n Fourteenth, E of Thirteenth, Canton Fourteeutli(W),N & S f m Balto W of Thirteenth Fourth (N), E and W from Charles-St av Fourth, E of Third Canton FourtliCW),N and S fm Balto W of Third Fourth av, E from East av S of Third av Fourth av, Hampden Fox al, S fm 311 Tenth N Fox ct, rear 330 Forrest Francis, N from North av E of Penua av Franklin, E fm 500 N Charles 3 3 Charles — 100 St Paul 107 - - Courtland 113 134 Calvert Franklin, W fm 500 N Charles 1 14 Charles 101 114 Cathedral 301 300 Parkav 305 303 Howard 401 400 Euraw 501 500 Paca — — Penna av 601 614 Greene (Pearl) 703 703 Pine 717 716 Myrtle av 801 753 Ogston — 800 Brune 879 907 1101 1413 1605 1701 1735 900 Fremont av Poppleton 1000 Schroeder 1100 Arlington av 1303 Carrollton av 1303 Carey 1403 Calhoun 1503 Strieker 1610 Gilmor 1700 Mount 1733 Fulton av Monroe S from Water W Franklin la, of South Franklin rd, N W from Cal- verton rd, N of Calverton Franklin sq, bounded by Lex- ington, Carey, Fayette and Calhoun Frederick , N fra 600 E Balto 1 4 Baltiraore 101 100 Fayette 301 — Etna la 331 136 Gay Frederick, S fra 600 E Balto 1 3 Baltiraore 33 36 Second 101 104 Lombard 131 116 Pratt Frederick av, W from inter- section of Baltimore and Gilmor Baltiraore Mount Fulton av Monroe Payson Pulaski Smallwood City line Frederick rd, Frederick av ext Fremont av, N f m 800 W BaltO 1601 1703 1901 3001 3101 3119 1610 1703 1800 1913 3000 3100 2300 3336 3 19 103 117 303 319 301 319 401 423 501 601 10 102 112 203 303 314 400 430 500 516 600 Baltiraore Raborg Fayette Vine Lexington Waesche Saratoga Sarah Ann Mu I berry Peirce Franklin Milton pi George Befofe Doing ANY nl:wsi*apek advertisinc GET AN ESTIMATE FROM THB NATIONAL ADVEKTISING BU- REAU, N W cor Baltc « North. 65 I^OTKE D/inE- OF MARYLAND. •^CDLLEE-IATE INSTITUTEf^ FOR YOUNG LADIES AND •^PREPilRaTDRY SCHDDLfJ- FOR L,ITTL,E GIRLS .£^ :f». o. 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Haw, VV from Emory N of Coliiinbia av Hawk, E from Centre Market- Sn N of Lombard I!ax 111, Fi from 2{)^ S Dallas lloaly *'t, V. from 805 N Front Heath, K fm I'i'OO S Charles 3 107 :30i 8 Charles 18 Hanover 70 Light — Byrd — Johnson Heatli, W fm 1700 S Charles Helen, Sfm Lehman W of Cath- erine Henrietta, E f m 900 S Charles 3 3 Charles 45 48 Light Henrietta, W fm 900 S Charles 1 4 Charles 103 103 Hanover 131 133 Leadenhall 303 303 Sharp 319 303 Howard 419 406 Eutaw 445 434 Warner — — L Montgomery Henrietta, W from Valley nr Brady av, Waverly Henry, S from water line E of 601 600 623 618 100 Lombard 134 Granby 304 Pratt 333 Stiles 300 Fawn 400 Trinity 410 Eastern av [Johnson from West W of Henry ct, E Hanover Herkimer, S E from intersec- tion of Stockholm and B & O RR Hermitage sq, bounded by Hill, Sharp and Montgomery Herring ct, N from 1604 Gough Hess ct, N from 136 W Hughes Hiclvory av, Hampden High, N from 900 E Balto 3 4 Baltimore 103 100 Fayette 303 — Necessity al 313 300 Low 405 403 Gay to 418 Mechanics' ct 437 500 Hillen — 503 Addison 538 Front Higli, S fm 900 E Baltimore 1 4 Plowman 15 — Watson 101 301 333 303 401 413 High A.1, E from Aisquith N of "l'"ayctte Higlilaud av, W fm Pa av ext N of Beach av Higlilanii av (or First St), N and S from Phila rd E of Clinton Higliland Pk, Liberty rd Highlaudtown, E of City Limits Hill, N of Morling av W of Jones' Falls, Hampton Hill, E from 700 S Charles 3 3 43 58 Hill, W from 700 S Charles 1 3 Charles 101 103 Hanover 303 300 Sharp 335 338 Howard Hillen, N E from Holliday of Saratoga 701 700 Jones Falls 803 803 Front 90"1 — High 1001 • 1000 Exeter 1019 1016 Chesnut 1041 1040 East 1103 1103 Forrest 1119 1134 Ensor Hillman, N from Neighbor E of McKim 903 903 Neighbor 1101 1100 Eager 1135 1136 Chase HoflFman, E from 1400 N Charlei 7 6 Charles — St Paul — Calvert — North — Greenm't av — McKim •• 903 Valley 1001 Ensor 1101 Hoi brook 1300 Aisquith 1331 1314 Harford av Central av N W Cornel Balto and THE 8ATI0HAL ADVERTISIBG BDREAH, ", ^orth, The only Establishment in Kaltimore or the South Transacting a General and Keliable Advertising Business 77 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATEKT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. Eden Caroline Dallas Bond Broadway Ann Wolfe Washington Chester Collington av Patter'n-pk av Burke Cannon Luzerne Hoffman , W from 1 iOO N Charles 1417 1503 1513 1909 1927 2000 2100 2440 2504 2520 27 125 201 301 407 503 619 643 34 126 222 234 302 402 600 602 646 av Charles Cathedral Park av Bolton Linden av Madison av Druid Hill Penna av Myrtle av Hoifinan la, E from Dorsey la N of Frederick rd Hog al, S from Uhick al E of Spring Holbrook, N from Biddle E of 1205 1200 Biddle [Ensor Preston Hoffman from Aisquith N of 1301 1300 13'>9 1326 Holland, E Fayett 801 804 859 901 902 927 loas 1000 1101 1100 1205 1204 1217 1214 i;^oi 1300 1401 1400 1500 1602 1701 1702 1802 1913 1926 2001 2000 2101 2012 212!) 1205 13U1 1403 Aisquith liCWis Central av Eden Spring Caroline see Wilcox , N from 920 E Bid die. For Nossee Wiicox Holland <•«. S from 1311 H al Holliday, N fm 400 E Balto Baltimore Fayette Oi-ango al, Lexing- 1206 1224 1300 1402 1416 1423 1428 Holland al, Holland uv. 1 109 201 301 329 409 421 200 300 344 440 448 Saratoga Pleasant Foundry Centre Monument HoUiday, S f m 400 E Balto 1 3 Balvimore 35 38 Second 36 — Lombard Hollings worth, S from Lom- bard E of Light 7 102 1 122 Hollins, W from Fremont av S of Baltimore Fremont av Parkin Poppleton Amity Schroeder Arlington av CarroUton av Stockton Carey Calhoun Strieker Gilmor Mount Fulton av Frederick av Monroe Payson Pulaski Smallwood Hollins al, S from 1025 HollinB Holtznian ct, N from Canton av E of Essex Homestead av, E fm Old York rd S of Gorsuch av Homestead(village), Harford rd Homcwood av, (See McKim) Hookstown rd, Penna aA" ext Hooper's la, N fm Liberty rd E of W M R R Hope, fm Point la E of Ais South '^i Commei'ce 509 601 701 835 911 1001 1101 1301 1425 1501 1605 1703 1801 1913 2001 2101 2201 #Vrvf« J. 400 Holliday 502 Gay 600 Frederic li 700 Centre-mkt space — East Falls av 800 Front 904 High 1000 Exeter 1102 Lloyd Central av 1400 Eden 1502 Caroline 1604 Bond 1704 Broadway 180r3 Ann 1924 Wolfe 2000 Washington 2102 Chester 2200 Collington av 2228 Patterson-pk av Lombard, W from 100 S Charles 3 4 Charles 101 100 Hanover 201 200 Sharp 301 300 Howard 403 400 Eutaw 501 Paoa (ill 602 Greene 701 TOO Peun 801 800 FremoHt av 903 900 Poppletoii Scuroeder 1003 lOUO 11('3 IIUO Arlington av l::ill 1200 Carrollton av 1301 1300 Carey 1409 1400 Calhonn 1501 Strieker 1603 Gilmor 1703 1700 Mount 1809 1802 Fulton av 1903 1900 Monroe 1943 1918 Payson Loney' s la. N from Monument E of (Jannon Lorman, W from 1400 N Gilmor 1603 Gilmor 1703 1702 Mount 1803 1804 Fulton av 1901 Monroe 1915 Payson Lorman al, S from German W of Greene s London av, W from Millinff- ton av S of Frederick av Lovejfrove al, N from Pleas- ant W of St. Paul LoAv,NEfm Jones'Falls E.of Gay 801 808 Front 903 920 High 1001 1002 Exeter 1103 1102 Forrest 1169 1166 Aisquith Lowman, S from Cox E of Jones Loyola Pl, E side Calvert bet Monument and Madison Ludlow, S from Beason E of Lawrence Lumber al, from Bowly S of Pratt Lutherville, (village) 9 miles on N C R R Luzerne, N from McElderry B of Patterson Park av 636 McElderry Monument 1400 Hoffman 1418 Oliver In Regard to AdTertislnfr Fur- nished Free of Cost by the Na- tional Advertising Kureau^ IJaltimiOre, Md, C. A. Gambrill MANUFACTUEIBG COMPAKY Ho. 214 Commerce Street, L.uzerue, S from Eastern av E o5 Cannon 601 600 Canton av 701 706 Aliceanna 743 TSi Lancaster — — • Hudson ^^JTcALEEK CT,see Calvei't al McAllister ct, (Collison ct), E from Stirling W of Chew McCabe ct, rear 119 E West McClellan, N from 100 W Bal- timore McComiis, W from Webster S of Winder McCulloli, N fra433 W Biddle 903 903 Biddle lOOo 1000 Preston 1103 UOO Hoffman 1201 1300 Dolphin 1303 1303 Lanvale 1401 1400 Townsend 1507 Mosher 1607 1003 McMechen 1701 1700 Wilson 1803 1800 Laurens 1901 Robert 2005 2000 Presstman 2103 Bloom 23U0 Gold 3334 North av McCulloli al, W from Orchard S of Madison McDerinot ct, rear 1133 E Lom- bard McDonald ct, E fm 341 Forrest McI>ouogli, N from Madison E of Broadway 803 803 Madison Chew Eager Chase Biddle E from Forrest Aisquith Central av Eden Caroline Bond Broadway Johns Hopkins [Hospital Wolfe Washington 2103 3133 Chester 3301 3200 Collingtonav 3309 3334 Patts'n-pk av • 3345 2340 Burke McElderry ct, N from McEl- derry bet Central av and Eden _, McElderry's whf, S trom E side of Centre Market sp 201 -- — Pratt 301 Bowly 343 the Basin McHenry, W from Fremont av S of Dover 701 700 Fremont av 801 800 Scott 901 — Poppleton 1300 B&ORR Carey 903 903 1003 1003 1105 1103 1133 1134 McElderry, 1103 1108 1305 1303 1305 1304 1401 1404 1513 1500 1603 1603 Forrest N [of Low 1905 2019 1900 1417 1400 Calhoun 1503 1500 ^Strieker 1603 1600 Gilmor 1701 1716 Mount 1801 1803 >Fultonav 1903 1910 Moni'oe 2001 Payson Pulaski 3331 2340 Smallwood 3239 3343 City Limits McKlm, N from 608 E Madison 803 830 Madison 909 900 Neighbor 1013 1014 Eager 1035 1108 Chase 1300 Biddle 1316 Preston McMechen, W from Mt Royal av N of Mosher 111 108 Mt Royal av 306 Park av — Linden av 404 Madison av 503 502 Druid Hill av 547 558 Penna av Maccubbin, E from Regester N of Orleans Madeira al, N from Fairmount av E of Collington av 113 118 Fairmount av — 304 Fayette 403 — Orleans 503 518 Jefferson 605 614 McElderry 615 638 Monument Prepared and Arr&iigeci in thf! Most Attractive Forins by The National AdTcrtising Bureau, Baltimore and North Streets. 85 PATAPSCO I Madeira al, S from Boyer E of Coilington av SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. 25 207 303 403 505 519 Madeira 20 113 202 302 404 504 520 ct, Boyer Lombard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av W from 1703 1801 1700 1800 1912 2000 2100 2128 2001 2105 2133 Madison ct, Elm Wilson Laurens Robert Presstman " Bloom North av U9 Madison al 310 S 401 501 603 806 908 1001 1101 1207 1303 1408 1501 1601 1703 1801 2026 Madeira al Madison, E from 800 N Charles 4 Charles St Paul Calvert North Buren Constitution Forrest Greenm't av Harford av Ensor Stirling Aisquith Central av Eden Caroline Bond Broadway Ann Wolfe Washington Chester Madi8«n, W from 800 N Charles — 2 Charles — 106 Cathedral 201 310 Parkav 303 300 Howard 339 318 Eutaw Madison, from Montebello av S of Gorsuch av Madison al, W from Gay N of Monviment Madison av, N 103 330 600 900 1002 1100 1202 1300 1402 1500 1602 1703 1800 3036 3040 , „<-^^VJ ^^y to 713 E\ en 724 to 734 Madison sq, bounded bv Chase, Caroline, Eayor and 'Eden Maempel la, W from 6 Gar rison la Maiden Choice id, from Fred- erick a\ at n & P li It Maldeis, N from Cross \V of Paca Maugoed, E from tooott S of St Peter Mankiu, see Second (N) Mann ct, rear 419 S Sharp Manokin, from James S of Putnam Maple av, W of Pa av N of Augusta av Marion, W from 116 N Liberty fliarriott, E from Jones S of Nicholson Marriott, E f rom Millingtonav Sof Frederick av Marshall, S f m West W of Light 1527 1500 Fortav KWl 1600 Kandall 1621 1620 Heath Marshall av, continuation of Light from Winder Even 2000 to 2038 Martin, S from Beason E of Benjamin Mary, N from Retreat E of Penna av Mary Anna,W from 346 S Payson Even 2000 to 2012 Maryland av, N fm 26 W Chase 701 801 901 1011 1101 1213 1301 1401 1503 1603 - , -. W from inter section of Eutaw & Madison 700 800 900 1002 1100 1200 1300 1402 1500 1600 Madison Orchard Biddle Preston Hoffman Dolphin Lanvale Townsend Mosher McMechen 1100 1226 1101 1203 1301 1415 1529 1510 1701 1801 1823 1901 3001 3101 2201 1724 1800 1818 1902 2002 2102 3202 Chase Biddle Preston Hoffman Oliver Federal Lanvale Townsend North av North av First Second Third To Secure ^e THl. KKST POSSIBr.E RESULTS FKOB3 >ewspape_r Advertising, Consult Th< JNational Advertising Bureau, N.W. cog- Baltimore and Nertk Streets. C. A. Gambrill MANUFACTURING COMPANY No. 214 Commerce Street. Mouuionier ct, E from Wash- ington S of Eastern av Monroe, N fm 1900 W Balto Monroe, S fm 1900 W Balto 51 — Baltimore 103 100 Lombard 2m 202 Pratt 301 300 McHenry 491 408 Ramsay 517 — Cole 533 418 Wilkens av Montebello av, E from Ken- nedy la nr York rd Mason al, from 309 Camel al Mattliews av, Frisby ext May, B from 207 N^eutral av 1801 1303 Central av 1408 1403 Edeu 1417 1416 Spring May 8t ct, E from Spring N of May Mayer al, E from 765 S Carolme Mechanics ct, S W from 416 N High Melrose av, see Bftrranger and Mitchell eta , „ ^„, Melville av, E from Old York Montgomery,Bfm 800 SCharlea rd N of Homestead 1 2 Charles Mercer, W from 36 S Calvert 103 101 100 208 131 113 3S9 Merryman la, W fxoaa ¥*rk rd N of Wa\erly av Meyd ct, N from 8 E Hughes Meyer ct, S from Conway W of Charles Miles ct, N from L Monument W of Eutaw Mill, S from Pratt W of CoHcerd — 200 Pratt 301 300 Bowly 517 500 Eastern av 529 518 Miller, E from 823 N B«Hd 1603 1603 Bond to to 2 103 300 501 539 Charles Light William Johnson Covington The Basin Montg©mery,Wf m 800 SCharles Charles Hanover Sharp Howard Eutaw China al Warner Fremont av Strieker 3 108 308 303 609 621 633 4 103 300 503 1643 1640 Broadway Miller al, E from Clinton N of Lancaster Milliman, from 715 N Caroline 1503 1500 Caroline 1601 1600 Bond 1700 Broadway 1649 Montrose, W fm 14 N 1503 1504 Strieker 1535 1533 MonwiHent, 1710 Millington av, S from Fx-ed- erick av E of Toll Gate Millington, (village), Fdk rd Milton pi, George from Fre- mont av to Arlington av 901 900 Fremont av 1001 1000 Schroeder 1029 1038 Arlington av Minces al, see Hall al Minebank la, from Belair av nr North av Moale, W from Johnson S of Jephson 31 403 501 939 1001 1101 1201 1303 1401 1501 1601 1901 3025 2203 10 104 400 500 700 900 1000 1100 1200 1302 1400 1500 1600 1702 1802 1900 2012 3103 3218 Gilmor E f m 700 N Charles Charles St Paul Calvert North Buren Constitution Forrest Geeenm't av Harford av Ensor Stirling Aisquith Central av Eden Caroline Bond Broadway- Ann Wolfe Washington Chester CoUington av YOU WILL BE PROSPEROUS l''^p%^;.Tdv^eXsi^nr* Througli THK NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUKEAU, Northwest Corner Baltimore and North Streets. 87 PATAPSnn^ SUPERLATIVE PATENT-THE / PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. 2321 2443 2639 2244 Patters^n-pk av Burke Caunou Luzerne Patapsco Chesapeake Patuxent Potomac CantOD Loneys lane Monument.W fm 700 N Oharles 1 3 Charles Cathedral Park av Howard Eutaw ct, N from 1012 E 2833 2901 3001 3149 104 202 304 101 201 303 321 Monument Monument Monument sq, Calvert bet Lexinyton and Fayette Moore al, S fm Madison av W of Orchard Morley, E f m 213 Old Fdk rd Morlinjf av, Hampdeu Morris al, Nfm 350 \V Biddle Morris av, N fm Pa av ext N W of Clifton Morris ct, S from Morris al N of Biddle Morrow ct , S fm 137 w Tork Morton al, N fm 13 w Madison Mosber, from Cathedral N of Townseiid 118 Cathedral Park av Linden av Moidison av Druid Hill av Peuna av Myi-tie a V Fremont av Ariing-ton av Carrollton av Carey Calhoun Strieker Grilmor Mount Fulton av 205 408 501 605 703 803 937 1001 1101 1301 1401 1503 1601 1631 204 Lexington 300 Saratoga 400 Mulberry 513 Franklin 603 Edmondson av 704 Harlem av 803 Lanvale 903 Lafayette av 1000 Mosher 1100 Tenant 1303 Patterson av 1400 Lorman 1500 Presstmau -;;— Baker 1704 Presbury 1706 Northwest 303 303 503 609 701 308 504 606 703 1003 1103 1300 1300 1400 1503 1«30 1703 1716 1103 1303 1311 1401 1503 1631 1703 1717 Mott, N W fm 514 n Gay Mott-st ct, (see Flatiron al) Mount, Friendship Mount, N fm 1700 W Baltimore 5 4 Baltimore 103 100 Fayette Mount, S fm 1700 W Baltimore — 18 Baltimore — 100 Lombard 205 238 Pratt 3^1 304 McHenry 433 338 Bamsav 538 — Cole 539 — B & O R R Mount ct, W from Mount N of Lafayette av Mt Olivet la, N from Frederick av Wof MtOliretCenuHerv Mt Koyal av, N W from inter- sechon of Cathedral and Dolphin Mt Koyal Hill, N from North av W of N C R R Mt Koyal tr, N from North av W of Mt Royal Reservoir Mt Vernon, N f m 730 First av, Hampden Mt Vernon Mills, (village) 2^ miles on Falls road ^^ Sy^'^^on pi, Monument fm bt Paul to Cathedral, for Nos see Monument st Mt Vernon sqs, on Monument from St Paul to C^ithedral and on Cliarles from Centre to Madison Mt Washington, (village) six miles on N C R R Mt Winaus, (village) on 13 & O R R near Gwynn's Falls Moyer, E f m Chester N of Balto 2101 2100 Chester 3233 3130.ZDuncan al Mulberry, E fm 400 N Charles 5 Charles ADVERTISERS^ ^^»" ^**^^ ^'^^^^ »»*» Money by Dolni flU I DA llODinO) Business Through the National Adver tising Bureau, Northwest Corner of Baltimore and Nort* Streets, Baltimore, Md. 88 C. 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Gambrill MANHFACTURIHG COMPANY Ho. 214 Commerce Street. r^'^JvneiL^ jcwu j jta) 101 loe St Paul 115 n;i Culvert fllulbPi-ry, W lin 400 N Charles 5 — (Umrles 105 108 Catiiedral 201 200 Park av 305 3oa Howard 403 404 Eutaw 503 500 Paca 605 604 Greene (Pearl) 701 702 Myrtle av 805 802 Fremont av 903 900 Poppleton 1005 — — Scliroeder 1101 1124 Arlington av 1204 Carrolltonav 1305 1304 Carey 1413 1406 Calhoun 1503 1510 Strieker 1601 1602 Gilmor 1711 1632 Mount 1S03 1712 Fulton av 1811 Monroe Mulberry al, N liom Raboi'g W of Mulberry lVEull)eiry cfc , f ru Rock N of Lex in^aou Muilik in,E fm 231 Ais^uith I'JOo Aisciuith 1304 Central av 1403 1102 Eden 1501 1502 Caroline 1005 lOLHJ Bond 1703 1702 Broadway 1701 1752 Ann Mullik in al , E f m 223 Lewis Mullik in ct t, N from rear 21 1533 1506 Fremont av Myrtle av, W f m Fulton av N of North av AL, see North al N N Caioline Myers et, (see Bellhouse al) Myrtle, N from Franklin of Gwynu's Falls Myrtle av, N from Lexington \V of Pine E 205 oftS 407 505 901 1001 1107 1201 1301 1401 1501 202 304 400 502 1100 1302 1404 1500 Lexington Saratoga Mulberry Franklin George Greenwillow HoflEmau Harlem av Dolphin Lanvale Townsend Mosher Nantieoke, S from Cross W of Hamburg 1101 1116 Cross 1173 1186 Stockholm Napoleon al,W from 2 S Eutaw Neale, S from Marriott E of Harper Nece.ssity al, E fm 129 N High Neighbor, from McKim N of Wlilov.f 801 800 ^ 839 838 Nelson ct, fm 913 S Caroline Nevo al, see Jew al New, W fm Eutaw N of Franklin Newington iil, N from Wind- sor av W of Strieker Newman ct, E from 37 Dew- berry al Nieliolson, E from S Side Basin S of Cox 1401 Decatur 1517 Hull 1535 Towson Ninth, N and S from First av E of Eaghth Ninth (N) E and W fm Charles St av N of Eighth Ninth (W), N and S fm Baltimore W of Eighth Nineteenth (AV), N and S from Baltimore W of Eighteenth Ninth av, E of East av S of Eighth Norman ct, rear S12N Strieker Norris al, N from Baltimore W of Calhoun Norris al, S from Hollins W of Calhoun North, from Merryman la W of York rd North, N f m 300 E Baltimore 201 301 401 601 2 110 200 300 400 500 Baltimore Fayette Lexington Saratoga Foundry Franklin Centre Monument NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING \ li^?^\^?^^^^, and Effectually. Send Your Orders lo The National Ad vertising Bureau, N W cor Baltimore and North Streets. 68 PATAP5C0 } SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. 1001 1236 1533 1701 1801 1835 1901 3001 3101 2301 North 1 143 3J9 301 419 1001 1351 2333 3^349 No rill 1 107 1304 1718 1803 1903 3003 3103 Eager Biddle Preston Oliver Federal Lanvale Townsend North av North av First Second Third av,E fra 1830 N Charles Charles - St Paul Calvert North Barclay Greenm't av Ensor Aisquith Hope Gay Mine Bank la 1116 1333 1403 1503 3504 2536 av, W 3 103 300 315 413 531 eoi 600 709 700 80S 906 539 1009 633 1011 819 9] 5 1011 1031 O'DonneU, E from Boeton yt of Patapsco 2801 3901 3001 3101 3700 2808 3900 3048 fra 1830 N Charles Charles Maryland av Oak Cathedral McMechen Mt Koyal av John Parlv av Bolton Linden av Entaw pi Madison av Dniid Hill av Division Penna av Northwest, from Calhoun N of Presbiiry Norveood rt (or Willow ct), from Sai'ah Ann bet Fre- mont and Myrtle av Namsen al, from Druid Hill avN of Bjddie Patapsco Chesapeake Patuxent Potomac Canton East av O'Donnell ct, (see Healey ct) O'Donnell's wharf, S from Gay at Frederick 301 329 Oehrl ct, rear 1631 Penna av Ogston, N from Mulberry W of Myrtle av 401 403 Mulberry 501 500 Franklin 509 513 George Ohio av, S from Lee W of Hanover 1047 Cross 1204 West 1334 Stockholm Old Frederick rd, N W f m Fdk rd at B & P R K crossing Olive, S fm Cross E of Hanover 1001 1107 1003 1106 N of Cross Cross West Clement Fort av Randall from Peach al S of Stockholm 137 to 147 Oliver. E from Jones 1410 1534 1538 Olive ct, E 1401 1439 Falls N of Hoflfman o AL,, see Shad al Oak, N from North av, W of Md av Oak av, E from old York rd N of Parkwyrth av 431 408 Barclay 1341 — Aisquith 1404 Eden 3000 Washington 3301 Collingtonav 3531 3530 Cannon 3539 3538 Luzerne Oliver, W from Jones Falls N of Hoflfman 31 2 53 66 Opel la, E fm 305 Stafford Orange al, E fra 301 N Holliday Orangeville, Philadelphia road near City liraits Orchard, W from Madison av N of St Mary 411 402 Madison av Mvertisements} 90 Inserted at liow^est Prices and in best manner by The National Advertising Bureau, N W Cor Oi Baltimore and North Streets. C.A.Gaii)Mll} MANUFACTDRING COMPANY Ko, 214 Commerce Street. 601 503 Druid Hill av 501 500 Little Green* 595 568 Penna av 603 600 Warner Orchar d-st ct, (also Cullison ct) ms 803 Fremont av Sim 595 Orchard 901 900 Barre Orleans, E I'm Forrest S oflSLow 1003 1002 Hamburg 1103 1100 Forrest 1103 Cross 1203 \20:i Aisquith 1139 1213 West 1301 1300 Central av 1326 Stockholm 1407 1404 Eden Paca ( tittle) , S E from Paca B 1501 1500 Caroline of Little Greene 1601 1600 lioiKl 601 603 1705 170:3 Broadway 615 614 1801 1800 Ann Paca al, W f m 206 N Paca 1901 1900 Wolfe l»aca (;t, E fm Paca S of Cross 3001 2000 Washington Paca ct, fm 1104 Burgundy al 2105 2100 Chester Paca pl, E fr om 503 N Paca 3107 2113 CoUingtonav Pase al, W f m 38 N Amity Ostend, E f m Charles S of West Painter ct, S fm 1011 E Fayette 103 8 Light Paradise la , N W from York 113 120 William rd N of Camp Ostend , Wfm Charles S of West Parki St, fm 120 Harford rd 17 — Charles Park av, Nl rom 200 W Fayette 901 — Howard 103 104 Fayette 403 — Eutaw 201 200 Lexington 521 — Warner 317 300 Saratoga 600 Russell 405 400 Mulberry 703 Ridgely 507 500 Franklin 724 Scott 601 604 Centre Otterbein, see Dawson al 709 703 Monument Oweus ct, N f m 1634 Jefferson 801 808 Madison Oxford , (village) three-quarters 905 903 Biddle of a mile on York rd 1001 1000 Preston Oxford , from lOlH Druid Hill av 1101 Hoffman 501 504 Druid Hill av 1301 1200 Dolphin 595 592 Penna av 1301 1313 Lanvale Oxford av, E from York rd N 1401 1400 Townsend of Sixth 1501 1500 Mosher Oxford ct, (see Wilmer al) 1601 1600 Mc Mechen Oyster ct, S from 39 E Hill 1701 1700 Wilson XJACA, N fm 500 W Balto 1747 1713 Laurens Jr 3 8 Baltimore 1758 North av 103 100 Fayette Park Heights av, N W f m P» 201 200 Lexington av ext 307 308 Saratoga Park la, from Penna av ext 403 400 Mulberry nr tollgat e 501 500 Franklin Park pi. Park av from Mo 600 New Mechen to Tia,urens 655 — Druid Hill av Park tr, see Druid Hill tr • Paca, S fm 500 W Baltimore Parker ct, W f m 903 N Mount 3 2 Baltimore 1703 to 1706 101 102 Lombard Parkdale a\ ^ E Wood berry 308 — Pratt Park] in, S from Hollina W Of 303 — Camden Fremont av 302 Columbia av 37 32 Hollins 401 400 Little Paca 105 104 Lombard THE NATIONAL ADVERTIS .IK& ] mm IT N W Cornei lU, Balto and North, The only Establishment in Kaltimore or the South TransactlBg^ a General and lieliable Advertising Business. 91 PATAPSCO } SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. 201 UJO Pratt 301 300 McHenry 347 — llivmsay — 510 Columbia av — mz St Peter — 606 Cross Parkwyrtli av. E fra Old York rd lnT of Chestnut Hill av Parrish N Iroai an alley S of Saratoga bet Strieker and Gilnior 201 200 First No 301 300 Saratoga — — Mulberry 501 500 Franklin 803 802 Lanvale 901 — Lafayette av Mosher Tenant Winchester Patterson av Opp an alley Presstman from Pratt W of lOU 1103 1:310 1308 1402 1450 S 1211 1301 1401 1461 Parr is li, Strieker 203 — 307 302 403 402 443 442 Pratt Mc Henry Ramsay Cole Pa tapsco,S fmWest E of Charles Ydrt 1400 Ostend Clement Port av Randall Heath Barney 1603 1600 1701 1700 1723 174U Patapsoo, S from Eastern av E of i;Uzorne 4119 1102 O'Donuell 1127 lli2 Boston Patai>spo al, S from Henrietta W of Light Paiapsco av, N fm York W of Gil GIO York [Sharp 7'03 614 Hill 705 — Montgomery Patterson, S f m 409 E Pratt 2(i3 202 Pratt 301 800 Cable 32'r 308 PattersoQ av, W from 1300 N Fremont, av, see also Cooke 1103 1103 Fremont av 1201 1200 Stockton 1301 mm Carey 1415 1402 Calhoun 1503 1502 Strieker 1519 1602 Gilmor 1702 Mount Fulton av 1908 Monroe Payson Patterson la, from Jenkins la E of Greenmouut av Patterson -park, E of Patter- son-park av bet Baltimore and Eastern av Patterson-pk av, N from 2300 E Baltimore 23 24 Baltimore 101 100 Fairmount av 205 206 Fayette — 400 Orleans 501 500 Jefferson 619 604 McElderry 631 612 Monument Patterson-pk av, S from 2300 E Baltimore — 2 Baltimore — 100 — 202 — 314 — 400 502 602 614 Lombard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av Essex Patuxent, S from Eastern E of Chesapeake 501 601 639 ar 823 905 1011 1101 1221 1243 Lancaster Hudson Dillon O'Donnell Elliott Boston from Franklin 1110 1200 1214 Pawnee, N from Franklin W of Bentalou Payson, S f m 2000 W Baltimore 59 — Baltimore 103 102 Lombard 203 — Pratt 301 300 McHenry 401 400 Ramsay 433 436 Wilkensav Peabody, S fm 2011 E Preston 1201 1200 1225 1224 Peabody al, E fm 609 N Charles Peach al, S froui Montgomery W of Leadenhall Pear al, N fm 588 W Biddle IS NOT ONLY A BUSINESS PKOBLEl« but a Science Understood by The Na> tional Advcrtisinj; Bureau, N W Col ' Baltimore and North Streets. C. A. Gamteill MANUFACTURING COfflPANY So, 214 Commerce Street. r' , 7IF , -r i,.,^l| »_ jt^jBl ^^ .■^w^iw >jiiiti'»i^ - Im 620 W Baltimore Baltimore Fayette Lexington Saratoga Mu]l)erry Franklin Penna av Peail lil, see Pearl Pedclicor- al, W f m Charles S of Lee Pimlico al, S from L Mont- gomery W of Eutaw Pimlico (village),three miles oii Pimlico av Pimlico av, N E from Reis- terstown rd Pin al, see Penn al Pine, Nfm700W Baltimore 8 Baltimore 102 Fayette 202 Lexington 300 Saratoga 400 Mulberry 500 Franklin 530 George 3 101 205 303 401 505 519 Pi-ie, 13 S fm 700 W Baltimore 8 12 Pinkney pi, Wfm Greenmount av N ot Federal 401 400 Barclay 459 458 Greenm't av Pitclier,W fm 1600 Penna av 623 602 Penna av 629 662 Fremont av Pleasant, E fm 333 N Charles 3 6 Charles 103 100 St Paul 207 212 Calvert 303 302 North To Secure THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS EKOM Newspaper Advertising-, Consult Th« National Advertising Bureau, N.W. coi" Baltimore and North Streets. 93 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. 309 306 Jones Falls Pleasant al, E fm 421 8 Chapel Pleasant la, fm330 N Charles 115 114 Cathedral — 130 Park ave Plover al, fm Hamilton E of Park av Plowman.Efm Fronts ofBalto 801 810 Front 811 816 High Plum al, S from Montgomery W of Sharp Plum row, f m 821 Plum al Point, from Dock E of Draw- bridge Point la or Angle al, fm Eager W of Broadway and N W f m intersection of Oliver & Eden Polk, Homestead Poppleton, N fm 900 W Balto 3 4 Baltimore 103 102 Fayette 203 202 Lexington 303 306 Saratoga 403 406 Mulberry 425 424 Franklin Poppleton, S fm 900 W Balto 1 4 Baltimore 101 100 Lombard — — Pratt McHenry Ramsay ao3 401 to 423 302 402 to 410 Columbia av Port, N fm Fayette E of Burke 202 336 Port.Sfm Eastern av E of Burke 5a3 508 Eastern av 603 600 Canton av 707 704 Aliceauna 709 706 Lancaster Porter, S from Nicholson K of Stevenson Portland, W fm 523 ColumWaav 611 604 Greene 701 700 Penn 703 704 Fremont av Portugal al, E fm 417 S Chester Postotfice av, S fm 411 E Balto 9 2 Baltimore 39 36 Second Pothouse al, N from Front W of Low Potomac, 8 from Eastern av E of Patuxent 801 802 Lancaster 901 902 Hudson 1115 1113 O'Donnell 1118 Elliott Poulti^ey, W from Light S of Hamburg 11 10 36 46 Pratt, E from 200 S Charles 1 2 Charles — 100 Light 215 200 Calvert 301 300 South 401 400 Commerce 503 500 Gay 801 600 Frederick 701 700 Centre Mt sp — — President 801 800 E Falls av 903 900 High 1001 1000 Exeter 1101 IWO Gough 1301 13»i 301 501 r,«7 W 6 124 203 302 412 500 578 of I'restou, W from 1300 N O'lirl Charles Cathedral Park av Linden av Madison av Druid Hill av Penna av Price al, E from Potomac S O'Donncll Price al, fm 79 Frederick av Price al, N fm 614 E Eager Price ct, S from 807 E Madison Prince, W from Pulaski N of Frederick av 2121 3139 Proctor al, from Greenmount av Prospect av, continuation the Wend of Fifth (N) Prospect la, S fm 1427 Anthony Prosser, S from Marrio|t E of Neale Pulaski, S from 2100 W Baltimore Lombivd Pratt Bamsay Wilkens av 2100 2118 Chase E of of Baltic 131 120 401 437 Putnam, from James S of Clare Q •JAKEK 1,A, bcllo av see Monte- Light Quarry av, Hampden Quay al, from Bisin to of Lee Quinn, S from Frederick av opp Mt Olivet Cv?metery ABOKG, W fra 14 N Greene R t)07 701 801 903 10t)3 1101 1201 1219 Rice, 1013 1101 1139 602 Greene 708 Pine 800 Fremont av .902 Poppleton 1006 Schroeder 1100 Carlton 1212 Carrollton av 1214 Stockton i fm Cross W of Howaid N of Cross C "OSS West Stockholm Riilroa-l av, Woodberry Prepared and Arranged in tbe Most Attractive Forms by The National Advertising Bureau, Baltimore and North Stre#»t8. 95 PATAPSCO } SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. Rainsay, "W ' from 400 S Fre- mont av 701 700 Fremont av 801 848 Scott 901 900 Poppleton Cross 1321 Carey 1400 Calhoun 1501 1502 Strieker 1650 Gilmor 1700 Mount 1801 1803 Fulton av 1911 1903 1602 Bond 1635 1632 Broadway Sharp, N fm HOW Baltimore 3 4 Baltimore 103 102 Fayette 201 202 Lexington 219 324 Saratoga — 326 Mulberry >harp, S from 127 W Baltimore (see also Hopkins pi from Bait imore to Pratt) 201 200 Pratt 301 300 Camden In Placinj} Shepherd, S of Parkin Shields al, N from 640 Green- Avillow Shirk,, see Fourth (North) Short, N from Orleans E Aisquith 401 404 Orleans 505 502 Jefferson" 531 524 McElderry Short al, E from 429 Short Shuter, N f m rear 1746 E Madison 801 800 Madison 901 900 Chew 923 922 Barnes Sinclair la, from Belair av near Baltimore Cemetery Sixteenth, N and S from First av E of Fifteenth Sixteenth (W), N and S fm Fdk rd W of Fifteenth Sixth ( N), E and W fra Charles-st av N of Fifth Sixth (W), N and S fm Fdk rd W of Fifth Sixth, N and S from Fifth av E of Fifth Sixth av, E from East atv 8 of Fifth av Slaughter House al, E fm Fre- mont av N of Columbia av Slemmer al, S from Granby W of Albemarle — 126 Granby 203 206 Pratt 301 306 Fawn 319 308 Eastern av Slemmer al, E from Spring bet Monument and Madison (see Philpot al) Slingluif av, N from Liberty or Windsor Mill rd at toll gate Tour Newspaper Advertising You Need the Services of The National Advertise ing Bureau. 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Smallwood, S from Baltimore W of Pulaski — 203 — 218 Smith, W from Penna av N of Mosher 605 G03 Penna av 1320 Myrtle av 1401 1328 Calhoun 1409 Strieker Smith al, E fm911 Somerset 917 Somerset 1233 Eager 1301 1302 Central av 1313 1316 Smith al, W from Frederick S of Lorabai'd Smith, N f m Baldwin e of Druid Hill ay 701 707 Smith ct, S f m 1706 Fairmount av 11 21 Smith ct, N fm 1306 Smith al E Smith la, from Buchanan's Wharf S of Pratt Smith's Wharf, S from Pratt E of Spear's Wharf 201 Pratt 301 Alley 323 The Water Snyder ct, E fm 419 S Regester S of Bank Selen ct, N from Burns W of Scott Solen ct, from 809 Ramsay Somerset, N fm Madison W of Aisqviith 803 802 Madison 903 902 Chew 1003 1002 Eager 1101 1102 Chase 1131 1122 Riddle Sorrell ct, N f m 224 W Cross South, S fm 301 E Baltimore 1 2 Baltimore 101 100 Lombard 207 200 Pratt 243 220 Basin South la, N from Barre bet Charles and Light Spear's "Wharf, S from E of Patterson 200 Pratt 300 Cable 326 The Water Spring, N from 1426 E Ba 1 6 Baltimore 201 Fayette 200 Holland 303 Mvillikin 405 404 Orleans 501 503 Jefferson 606 603 McElderry 701 700 Monument 801 800 Madison 903 900 Chew Eager Chase 1207 1204 Biddle 1303 Preston Hoffman 1619 Federal Lanvale 1815 1804 Townsend 1837 1810 North av Spring, S f m 1423 E Balto 6 Baltimore 101 Lombard 207 204 Pratt 309- ;300 Gough 409 416 Bank 503 502 Eastern av 521 510 Canton av Aliceanna — — Lancaster Spring al, W fm 906 N Gay Spring al, S f m 713 St Peter Spring ct, W f m 218 S Charles Spring Garden av,S from 331 W York 611 610 619 — Hill Spring Row, E fm Falls rd S of First av, Hampden Spring Row, (see Spring from Lombard to Pratt) Spruce al, E fm Washington S of Gough Spurrier ct, S from Lexing- ton Wof St Paul Stable al, Sfm 421 E T.ombai-d Staftord, N from Frederick av W of Mt Olivet Cemetery Stag al, S f m 311 W Lexington NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING \ ?^«'?,tX';,li;YC';.S«Jhi', and Effectually. 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State, N from Saratoga W of Heward 305 310 Saratoga 401 40;i Mulberry 423 413 Sterrett, see Barre Sterrett al, see L Sterrett Steuben, S E from B & OR R, W of Mt Clare Shops Stevens al, see Brown al Stevens al, N fni 810 Low Stevens' ct, S f m 585 Richland Stevenson, S from Beason B of Allen Stevenson ct, see Jasper ct Stiles, E from East Falls av S of Pratt 807 804 President 907 903 High 1011 1000 Exeter 1119 1113 Gough ir^3 1138 Central av Stinson, from Garrison la N of Frederick av Stirling, N fm Mott bet Ensor ann Gay 607 603 Mott 701 703 Monument 801 800 Madison 903 900 Chew 1001 1000 Eager 1018 1033 Aisquith Stiilin g al,E fm 833 Stirling Stirrat ct, rear 711 Stirling Stockli olm , W from Leadenhall Sof West 137 160 Leadenhall 306 Sharp 330 Howard 401 400 Eutaw 801 803 Scott 875 — Sassafras 1334 Carroll 1340 Washington av Stockh olm-st ct, S from Stock- holm W of Scott Stockton, N from 1318 W Balto 4 Baltimore — Fayette 504 Franklin • 604 Edmondson av 708 H^iiem av Lanvale 1031 1030 Smith 1330 Winchester ■^ 1303 1303 Patterson av 1367 1394 Presstman Stockton, S from 1333 W BaltO 7 14 Baltimore 106 .104 Lombard 138 136 Pratt Stoddard al, from Numsen al nr Druid Hill av Stone al, W fm 553 W Biddle Strange al, from Charles N of Baltimore Streeper, S from Hudson E of Patapsco 936 Hudson 1013 Dillon 1101 1100 O'Donnell 1111 1114 Elliott Strieker, N from 1500 W Balto 1 6 Baltimore 105 100 Fayette 333 303 Lexington 391 300 Saratoga 463 400 Mulberry 501 500 Franklin — — Edmondson av 705 703 Harlem av 803 803 Lanvale 901 900 Lafayette av 1001 1000 Mosher 1141 Tenant 1307 1306 Winchester 1301 1300 Patterson av 1503 1503 Presstman 1549 1548 Calhoun, Baker Strieker, S from 1500 W Balto 5 3 Baltimore 107 100 Lombard 201 300 Pratt 301 300 Mc Henry ^7 403 Ramsay 445 436 Cole Strieker al, from Strieker N of Fayette Strieker ct, see Strieker al Stuart, from Nicholson E of Andre Stump al, S from Conway W of Charles Sumwalt, see Fifth (North) Sumwalt ct,N from 133 E Fort av Swan, E from 13 Centre Mar- ketlsp 703 706 711 713 FROM News- TO SECURE THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS \ paper Advertising, Consult The National Advertising Bureau, N W cor Baltimore and North Streets, 101 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATEHT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. Swan al, S from Gou}?h "W of Bethel Sweet Ai-', (village) 3>^ miles on Falls rd Sycamore av, E Woodberry Syracwse, E Woodberry TAIi, W from 213 L Gough 1018 Talbott ct, see Jefferson-st et Talbott, N fm Waverly av W of York rd Taney pi, North av between Charles and Oak Taney-pl sq, North av bet Charles and Oak Taylor, (Jenkins la, ext) W of Harrison Taylor ct, S from 1739 Millikin 211 — 221 — Taylor ct, (see Healy ct) '— 803 — 806 Temple, N from 918 E Balto 1 2 Tenant, W from Fremont av N of Mosher Ann Wolfe E from rear 1610 1303 1531 1605 1703 1725 1520 1604 1700 1720 W Carey Strieker Gilmor Movmt Fulton av Tenfoot al, see Tenpin al Tenpin al, from 5 N Eden Tenth, N from Liberty rd of SlingiufC la Tenth, N and S from First av E of Ninth, Canton Tenth, (N) E and W fm Charles N of Ninth Tenth av, E from East av S of Ninth a V ^ ,^ Tenth, (W) N and S from Balto W of Ninth N from 570 St Mary 703 St Mary 800 Orchard 833 Biddle Thames, E from Philpot S of Lancaster 1401 1400 Philpot 1509 1500 Caroline 1601 1600 Bond 1701 1700 Broadway 1811 1800 1817 1833 Thames ct, Thames Third,(N)E and W from Charles- st av N of Second Third, N and S from First^av E of Second, Canton Third, (W) N and S from Balti- more W of Second Third av, E from East av S of Second av Third av, E from Jones' Falls S of Union av-, Woodberry Thirteenth, N and S from First av E of Twelfth Thirteenth av, E from East av N of water line Thirteenth, (W) N and S from Baltimore W of Twelfth Thomas ct, rear 809 S Howard 230 236 Thompson al, see Boyd Thomsen, E from Friendship N of Orleans 1101 1100 1121 1128 Thirn's la, W from Pa av ext S of Kate av Three and a Half, W from York rd S of Fourth Thursby ct, E from 1157 Yorkrd Tinges la, from Old York rd N of Gorsuch av Toone, E fm Boston S of Elliott Townsend, E fm 1800 N Charles Tessier, 701 805 819 9 2 Charles 103 — St Paul 201 200 Calvert 303 302 North 403 402 Barclay 439 438 Greenm't av Townsend, W fm 1800 N Charles 20 Charles 117 120 Mt Royal av 217 200 Parkav — Linden av 513 502 Druid Hill av 603 604 Penna av 701 700 Myrtle av . 723 726 Fremont av Townsend av, E from York rd S of Madison 108 In Kegard to Advertising Fur- nished Free of Cost by the Ka tional AdA-ertisfhg Bureau, Baltimore, Md. C. A. Gambrill MANUFACTORING COfflPAN! No. 214 Cofflfflerce Street. Towson, S from Nicholson E of Cooksie 1100 Nicholson 1200 Marriott ' 1333 Beason 1461 1353 Clement _1471 Fort a V Towsontown,7mileson Yorkrd nnV*-^' ^ ^'^ *01 Albemarle 907 90(5 High 913 920 Exeter Trinity al, S from 907 Trinity rrust al, see Oyster ct Truxton, from Buren N of the Penitentiary - 410 Buren 504 Constitution 602 Forrest 604 Greenm't av la, E from Quaker la Union a V, E Wood berry Union ct Nfrom 1012 E Madison 518 592 Union ct, from Central av N of Jefferson First 601 605 Turner __, _ __, N of Cottag-e av Twelfth, N and S from av E of Eleventh Twelftli, (W) N and S from Bal- rr *V?.^^° ^ of Eleventh Twelfth av, E from East av S o± Eleventh av Twentieth, (W) N and S from Baltimore W of Nineteenth Two-and-a-Half, W of York rd N ot Second Tyler, S fm 302 Gorsuch av Tyson, N from Saratoga W of Park av 304 Saratoga 400 Mulberry 510 Franklin — Centre 704 Monument 808 Madison 902 Richmond 932 Park a V i^?JV tk ^^ ^16 Cathedral JTHLERVS AI.,Wfmll2S *^ Charles iW^'^*"^ w'.^ ^/O"^ 207 S Spring !?AY^,^™ ^^^^d Hill av N of Biddle 503 500 583 592 Uni^n al, E fm Central av S of Holland ^" Os"* *Zl^ ^^ ^^^^ Barclay 413 1404 1406 I>ock, foot of Concord 1401 1407 Union 508 556 Union sq, bounded by Gilmor, bard ^^"' -^^^'"^^ ^'^d ^oiw- im 1312 ■^ALLEY, N fm 838 Neighbor 903 1001 1101 1203 1301 1339 903 Neighbor 1014 Eager Chase Biddle 1316 Preston 1334 Hoffman Valley, N from lirady av W of lieese, Waverly Van Buren, Homestead Viclver Sep Albert or Coke al Vincent, N tm 1622 W Balto 307 403 805 903 915 1 101 401 509 711 805 1103 1419 1601 1639 Vincent, ick av 4 Baltimore 102 Fayette — Mulberry 503 Franklin 606 Edmondson av <00 Harlem av 804 Lan\ale 934 Lafayette a V 1002 Mosher 1103 Tenant 1302 Patterson av 1420 Lorman 1600 Baker 1632 Press bury S from 1621 Freder- Hollins Pratt Mc Henry Ramsay Cole •.--- ^ B&ORR Vincent ct, E from Vincent N of Lexington 213 305 505 511 204 340 440 444 Beta Doing n 2 J NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING GET AN ESTIMATE FROM THM StrT?^^4 ADVERTISING ^U^ Ri.AU, N W cer B<o « North. 103 D AT HDQPAl SUPERLATIVE PATEST-THE r AlAl J)VjU ) PREMIER FLOUR OF AHERICA. Vine, W from 119 N Arch 631 705 803 1003 1101 1507 1535 630 702 803 1002 1502 1520 Bel- Arch Pine Fremont av Poppleton Schroeder Carlton Stockton Strieker Gilmor Vontlerlxoi St la, W from air av N of North av WAESCHE, W from Myrtle av N of Lexington 730 Myrtle av 798 Fremont av Wagner (Concord), N E from Boston E of Leakm Wagon al, f m 223 N Amity Walker, see Campbell Walker. E from 521 N Bond 1603 1602 1623 1622 ^ ^ ,1, Walker ct, W from Leadenbftll S of Hamburg v^-p « r.f Wall, from Dugan's wht b or Pratt Wall, S f m West W of William 1209 1220 12''7 1242 Walnut al, N and S f rom Pres ton W of Druid Hill av Walpert av, E fm Quaker la Walsh (Little), N from B & P R R, W of Penna av 1635 Sewell 1801 IBOO 1821 1804 ^ Waltemeyer al,fromPenaa av N of Robert Waltemeyer ct, from rear 1844 Penna av Walter, Clifton „ ^ ^„ ^ Ward, S from Cross W of Wash- ington av Cross Bayard Bush W from Cbarles-st "av's of Sixth Warner,S from 643 Columbia av 505 512 Columbia av 601 610 Paca 706 702 Conway 803 903 1011 1105 810 900 1100 1202 1300 1400 1404 Pl, al, Barre Henrietta Hamburg Cross West Stockholm Ostend 1743 Warner Norris houn Warren av, E fm bet Lafayette av, Lanvaie and Cal- 903 Light 101 215 301 327 401 to 413 102 202 228 Covington William Battery av Johnson Henry Warren ct, W from 406 S Bethel Washington, W from 314 Har- Waihfng^ton, N f m 2000 E Balto Baltimore Fairmount av Fayette Orleans Jefferson McElderry Monument Madison Chew Eager Chase Biddle Preston Hoffman Oliver Federal Lanvaie Townsend Washington, S f m 2000 E BaltO 5 121 m 4fi6 601 787 965 1015 1203 1401 1515 1601 6 100 202 402 500 956 1002 1104 1300 1400 1500 1740 1331 1401 1449 Ware, E and 15 6 103 108 308 200 303 302 408 400 568 602 668 602 605 702 — 704 ^— ^ ^^ Washington av, S W tersection of Cross Baltimore Lombard Pratt Gough Bank Eastern av Canton av Aliceanna The water ~ from m- and Co- lumbia av 1100 Cross YOU WILL BE PROSPEROUS }"^°a"p^iTdv\ru'i'^r' Through THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING liUKEAU Northwest Coraer Baltiaaere and North Streets. 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CiGambrill} MANUFACTURING COMPANY No. 211 Commerce Street. Winter al, W from itace rt oi if am burg Winter ct, E fm 137 S Bond Wlnterlingr ct, W from 508 S Mndeiiaal Winslow ter, N fm 231 Clifton Wirt, N from Preston E of Greehmountav 1301 1300 1341 IJbS Woife, N from 1900 E Balto 3 101 203 40;^ 501 603 807 901 1003 1103 ]>03 1107 1335 Wolfe, 7 105 301 303 403 503 603 703 801 901 937 Wolfe 4 100 300 403 703 800 9Q0 1000 1100 1303 1314 S 13 100 303 303 400 500 600 700 Baltimore Fair mount av Fayette Orleans Jefferson McElderry Monument Madison Chew Eager Chase Biddle Preston Hoffman from 1800 E Balto h Baltimore Lombard Pratt Go ugh Bank Eastern av Canton av Alicoanna — Lancaster 900 Thames 933 Fell Row, i-ear old No 401 Philadeiijhia rd Wood, W from South S of Pratt Wood al, W fm 13 N Charles Wood al, from Harlem av E of Fremont av Woodberry, (village) Falls rd near Druid Hill park Woodberry av, W Woodberry Woodberry la, from Reisters- town rd W of Druid Hill pk WooiLs ct, E from 415 Hagan ct Woodward, W from Sterrett S of St Peter 801 803 861 846 Woodyear, N from Franklin W of Carey — 538 Franklin bu6 — ii.amondson av 703 Harlem av 83,5 803 Lanvale 935 — Lafayette av 1001 1003 Mosher Cemetery la 1309 1310 Patterson av 1391 1388 Prcsstman Woodyear, S i lom 1531 W Pratt 303 — Pratt 301 300 Mc Henry 355 354 Ramsay W«oste r, NW from the river S of Stockholm 1117 1135 Wright al, N fm Winchester W of Fremont av Wright av, W fm York rd N of Homewood nv Wyanoke av. 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This renowned and historic fort is located on Locust Point, a narrow strip of land in Southeast Baltimore, at the entrance of the inner harbor. It has become famous and classic on account of its bombardment and successful repulse of the British fleet, September 13th, 1814. The "Star-Spanaled Banner" still flies from the apex of its fla^ staff, the place of its song conception and birth. MARINE OBSERVATORY. The Marine Observatory in Federal Hill Park has been in ex- istence for nearly a century. It was originated by Captain Porter, ancestor of the present admiral of that name, and, until recentl.y, was the only means of reporting steamers and vessels coming* from sea as well as those running on the Chesapeake bay. When Federal Hill v.-as converted into a public park, the present fine structure was built by the park commissioners to be used as an observatory, and Mr. ]\I. L. Dudley was placed in charge, where he has remained for many years. There is also a monument in Federal Hill Park in meiBory of Colonel George Armistead, who commanded Fort McHenry during the memorable bombardment, September 13th, 1814, when Francis Scott Key, seeing the flag of his country still floating over its battlements in the eai'ly dawn, felt such a pa- triotic inspiration, though still a prisoner on the British man of war, that he penned the immortal "Star-Spangled Banner," now our national hymn. ACADE3IIES, COLluEGES AND SEMINARIES. Academy of Our Lady of Mercy. Poppleton c Hollins Academv of St Mary's Star of ithe Sea, Batterj' ave c Clement All Saints' (P E), 900 n Entaw American Art. 25 w Lexington Baltimore Academy of the Visitation, 604 Park av^e Baltimoi'e City College, Howard opp Centre Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 431 n Eutaw Baltimore Female College, 1534 Park ave Baltimore Manual Training School. 319 and 331 Courtland Baltimore Medical and Chemical, 106 w Saratoga Baltimore Medical College and Free Dispensary, 806 n Howard Baltimore Normal, Saratoga c Courtland Baltimore Polyclinic and Post Graduate (Medical), 412 Hanover Baltimore University School of Veterinary Science, 21 to 29 n Bond BARNETT'S C E (Business College), 111 w Franklin Benedictine Convent. Mount c Lemmon Bohemia American, 934 n Bi'oadway Bryant, Stratton & Sadler (Business College). 12 n Charles Bryan Mawr, 715 n Eutaw College of Physicians and Surgeons. Calvert c Saratoga Colvin Free Institute for Girls and Boys, 333 Courtland Corpus Christi, Mount Royal ave, near Townsend Dental Department University of Maryland, Greene c Lombard Baton & Burnett. 1 n Charles Edgeworth School, 124 w Franklin English, German, Classical, 608 n Eutaw Fourteen Holy Martyrs, Mount c Pratt 108 f X roTTihTilinMAMUFACTURING COMPANY t. A. UdillUlill] {io. 214 Commerce Street. Fi-iouds' Academy, 715 n Eutaw Friends' Elementary and High School, 937 to 1005 McCulloh Hebrew (Free), 21 n High Hill A M (Art), 25 w Lexington Holy Cross (R C), West near Light Immaculate Conception (K C), Mosher c Druid Hill ave Johns Hopkins University. Howard. Ross and Eutaw Knapp Fred ( English and German School and Deaf and Dumb . Institute), 205 n Holliday Loyola College, Calvert c Madison McConkey Rebecca M, 1538 Park ave McKini Free, Baltimore c Aisquith Maryland Academy of Sciences, St Paul c Saratoga Maryland College of Pharmacy, Aisquith near Fayette Maryland Institute, Baltimoi-e opp Harrison Maryland School for the Blind, North ave c Calvert Maryland State Normal, Carrolltou ave near Lafayette ave Mt Vernon Institute, 16 e Mt Vernon place Natatorium, Howard near Franklin NeAvton Academy. 1114 w Baltimore Notre Dame Convent, Aisquith near Eager Roland Academy. 1528 Park ave St James Home for Boys, H igh c Low St John's (P E), York road St Joseph's (R C), 204 w Barre St Joseph's House of Industry (R C), 123 Waverly terrace St Joseph's Metropolitan (R C). 9 e Franklin St Luke's (German and English), 437 w Henrietta St Luke's (P E), Carey near Lexington St Martin's (Ger Luth), Sharp c Henrietta • St Martin's Male Academy, 27 n Fulton ave St Marj^'s (R C) Seminary of St Sulpice, Paca c Druid Hill ave St Mary's Female Orphan Asylum, ill w Franklin St Mary's (R C) Industrial School, Wilkens ave ext St Paul's (Fifth Ger Ref). Canton ave near Register St Paul's (G L), Fremont ave c Saratoga St Paul's (P E), 8 e Franklin St Peter's (P E), Myrtle ave near Dolphin St Peter's (R C), 11 and 21 s Poppleton St Thomas (R C), Hampden St Vindent (R C). 112 n Front and 808 e Fayette St Wenceslaus (R C), Central ave near Baltimore Sacred Heart, Aliceanna c First Sauveurs School of Languages, 705 n Howard Southern Home, 915 n Charles University of Maryland School of Law, Lombard c Greene University of Maryland Medical College. Lombard near Greene Woman's College, St Paul near Third Woman's Medical College, 1033 Druid Hill ave Wright's University School, 70'^ Madison ave Zion (Ger Luth), Gay near Saratoga BANKS AND DISCOUNT DAYS. Bank of Commerce, 36 South— Wednesday and Saturday Citizen's National Bank, c Havover and Pi-att— Wednesday and Saturday Commercial and Farmers' National Bank, s w cor Howard and German— Tuesday and Friday Drovers and Mechanics' Bank, n w c Fayette and Eutaw— daily 109 DATSDQrni SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE fAliiroUU ) PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. Farmers and Merchants' National Bank, n w cor South and Lombard- Monday and Tucsdaj^ FIRST NATIONAL BANK)l!S'y"' FRAMLIN BANK)j-Monday and Thursday German Bank of Baltimore, n e cor Baltimore and HoUiday— Tuesday and Friday German American Bank. 173 s Broadway Manufacturers' National Bank, 300 w Baltimore— Tuesday and Friday Merchants' National Bank, s w cor Gay and Second— Tuesday and Friday National Bank of Baltimore, n e cor Baltimore and St Paul- Tuesday and Friday National Exchange Bank, Hopkins pi, German and Libertj--- Mondaj' and Thursday National Farmers and Planters' Bank, cor South and German- Monday and Thursday National Howard Bank, Howard and Fayette— Wednesday National Marine Bank, n e cor Gay and Second— Tuesday and Friday NATIONAL MECHANICS' BANK)-^%'?,;e?JL7?„''a"ia&T; National Union Bank of Maryland, Fayette e of Charles -Mon- day Thursdaj' Old Town Bank, s e cor Gay and Exeter— Tuesday and Friday People's Bank, s w cor Sharp and Lombard— daily Second National Bank, 147 s Broadway— Thursday South Baltimore Bank, 807 Light Third National Bank, 31 South— daily Traders' National Bank, cor German and Grant— daily Western National Bank, Eutaw one door n of Eutaw House- Tuesday and Friday BANKS, SAVINGS. Arlington Savings Bank, Park ave and Fayette Broadway Savings Bank, 63 s Broadway CENTliAI. SAVINGS BANK, Charles and Lexington Eutaw Savings Bank, Eutaw and Fayette German Savings Bank, 443 w Baltimore Hoiikins Place Savings Bank, Lombard c Sharp MARYLAND SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, 155^ W Baltimore METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, n e cor Calvert and Lexington Peabodv Savings Institution, Aisquith and Monument Provide'nt Savings Bank of Baltimore— Central oflice, Howard and Franklin; branches. Light and lyittle Church; 1007 w Bal- timore; 1100 Patterson ave; 738 n Gay; 401 s Broadway, and Roland ave c Third, Hampden SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, Gay and Second CAB RATES. To any point within district bounded by Jones Falls and Pratt, Carey and Mosher streets, each passenger 25 cts To points outside of above district and within city limits. 10 cts additional for each passenger for every six squares or less 110 e. A. Gambrill MANUFACTURING COMPANY No, 214 Commerce Street. To and from Dejxjts, Huston and Norfolk Steamers, Union Dock and points wiliiin abo\ e district, each passengef 1*5 cts To and from Deixjls and Hotels, each passenger 25 cts I)!-iiid Hill Park— 1 or 2 passengers *1.50; 3 or 4 i)assengers $2 B/ the hour-- First four or fraction thereof 75 cts. each addi- tional hour 75 cts. each additional fraction of hour 20 cts Theatres, Balls, or Receptions and return, 1 or 2 persons, $1.50; 3 or 4 persons $2 To and from Excursions Steamers, 1, 3, 3 or 4 persons from same house, round trip .f 1.50 CEMETERY COMPANIES AND OFFICES. Baltimore Cemetery Co, 8 South Baltimore Hebrew, Belair ave ext Bonnie Brae, 16 e Lexington Cathedral, 16 e Lexington Cedar Hill Cemetery Co, 12 St Paul Cemetery of the Most Holy Redeemer, Belair rd nr Gardenville Feirs Point Friendship Hebrew Congregation, Philadelphia rd near Highlandtown Friends, Fayette near Aisquith Greenmount, 6e Lexington Holy Cross. Harfoid road near North ave Laurel (colored) 225 St Paul Lorraine Cemetery Co (The), 33 s Holliday Louden Park, 323 n t^harles Mount Carmel, 105 s Frederick Mount Olivet, 8 e Fayette Old Methodist. Phi'lapelphia road near citj^ limits St Mary's (P E), Roland ave near Fifth ave St Patrick's. Philadelphia road near city limits St Paul's, Lombard and Fremont ave St Peter's, Liberty road Sweet Home, Biddle near Loney lane United States (National) three miles on Frederick road Western, w Baltimore ext CHITIICHES. Baptist. Brantly— Schroeder c Edmondson av Calvary— (Colored) Biddle and Park av Eutaw Place— Eutaw and Dolphin First— Townsend nr Fremont av First— (Colored) McElderry and Cai'oline Franklin Square — Calhoun nr Lexington Fuller Memorial— Carey and Presstman Fulton Avenue— Fulton av and Baltimore German Baptist— Caroline and Hampstead Grace— Eager nr Broadway Hampden— Roland av c Fourth av High Street— High n of Fayette Huntingdon Avenue — Waverly av nr York rd Immanuel— St Paul and North av Leadenhall— (Colored) Leadenhall near Cross Lee Street— Lee near Hanover Macedonia (Colored) Saratoga near Qilmor m \i PAT8Pfu^,^KSes"^ur^oSSr?S=P.ace Mount Vernon— Mt Vernon Mills Sailors Bethel— Hanover c Clement Straw bridge— Park av and Wilson Webster— Mosher c Myrtle Wesley Chapel-Sharp and Barre ^, „^^, South Baltimore— William and Little Church Agent of Book Depository East Baltimore District. Appold Chapel— Washington near Chase Broadway Church— Broadway south of Pratt ■ (Canton Church— Canton av ext Ti«UimorP Caroline Street Church-Caroline south of Baltimore Chester-Street Church-Chester and Orleans Clifton— Druid Hill avenue ext wooh,-r.o-fnn i-st Baltimore Church-Baltimore corner Washington Exv>,er-Street Church— Exeter south of Gay lis D AT APClfftl SUPERLATIVE PATEST— THE riilfirOUU I PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. Greenmount-Avenue Church— Chase and Homewood av Harford-A venue Church— Harford av and Biddle Highland-A\enue Church— Highland avenue near Phila road Hiji-h Street Church— Hi g-h and Stiles Jetfersou-Street Church— Jetferson and Bond Madison-Square Church— Cai'oline and Eag'er Monument- Street Church— Monument and Stirling Seamen's Bethel— Aiiceanna and Bethel Waverly Church— Wavei'ly Homestead Chapel— Homestead West Baltimore District Columbia- Avenue Church — Columbia av east of Fremont av Emory Church— Pennsylvania avenue north of Hoffman Fayette-Street Church— Fayette east of Fremont av Franklin-Street Church — Franklin and Poppleton Fulton av Church— Fulton av c Winchester st Grace Church— Lanvale St and Carrollton av Harlem Park Church— Gilmor St opp Harlem Park Monroe-Street Church— Monroe and Ramsay Sts Summerfteld— Calverton Union-Square Church — Lombard and Calhoun Sts West Baltimore (German) Church— Pennsylvania av c Mosher St Whatcoat Church— Strieker and Presstman Sts Coloi^ed. Ames Chapel— Saratoga St near Carrollton av Asbury Church— East and Douglas Sts Centennial Church— Bank and Caroline Sts John Wesley Church — Sharp near Montgomery St Metropolitan Church— Orchard near Druid Hill av Sharp-Street Church— Sharp North of Pratt St St Matthew'5— Columbia av near Poppleton St St Paul— Saratoga near Carey St Waugh Chapel— Columbia av near Scott St Methodist Independent. Bethany— Lexington and Calhoun St Chatsworth— Pine and Fi-anklin Epworth— Gilmor and Mosher Locust Point— Fort av c Hull St John— Liberty north of Fayette St John Chapel— Madison av and Laurens William Street— William nr Gittings Methodist ^Episcopal South. Calvary— Greene and Lombard /^ Central— Edmondson av and Strieker Emmanuel— Presstman and McCulloh Frederick Avenue Chapel— Frederick road near tollgatQ North Baltimore Church— Holland near Aisquith St Paul— Fayette near Carrollton av Trinity—Madison av and Preston, J14 P K Pomhiiiin MANUFACTURING COMPANY yj, A. UailiUllU] Ho. 214 Commerce S treet. Methodist I'rotestant.. Broadway— Broadway and Monument Faith— Independence cor Madison Gilles (Colored)—! N Vincent Hampden— Hampden, West Woodberry Henry Chapel (Colored)— West near Hanover Lafayette Avenue— Layayette av and Gilraor Mount Lebanon— Preston and Bond St John (Colored)— Mount near Cole South Baltimore— Light south of West Starr Church— Poppleton and Lemmon St Thomas (Colored)— 53T Chesnut Washington Street Station— Chester and Lombard Wells Memorial (Colored)- 438 s Vincent Metliodist— African. Rt Rev A W Wayman, D D. Allen Mission— Stockton alley near Baltimore Ames— Division near Baker Bethel— Saratoga west of Gay Ebenezer— Montgomery east of Hanover St James— Mosher near Myrtle av St Paul's Mission— Saratoga St near Carrollton av St John— Tessier cor Orchard Trinity— Biddle and Linden avenue Waters Chapel— 511 n Spring St Zion Wesley— Toone nr Clinton St Presbyterian. Abbott Chapel— Abbott Place, Highland av Aisquith Street— Aisquith nr Jefferson st Associate Reformed— Fayette, between Liberty and Charles sts Associate Reformed Chapel— Columbia av near Poppleton Boundary Avenue— North avenue and St Paul Broadway— Baltimore near Broadway Brown Memorial— Park av and Townsend Central Church Mission— Ridgely and Hamburg Central Presbyterian— Eutaw Place near Dolphin Faith Church— Broadway and Biddle First Presbyterian— Madison and Park avenue First United Presbyterian— Madison av and Biddle Franklin Square— Carey and Fayette Franklin Street— Franklin and Cathedral Fulton Avenue— Fulton av c Tenant Grace Church— (colored) Dolphin and Etting Hampden— Woodberry near the Park Knox— (Colored) Baltimore and Aisquith Lafayette Square— Carrollton av near Lanvale Light Street Presbyterian- Light near Montgomery Madison Street (Colored)— Madison near Park ave Maryland Avenue— Maryland av c Sixth Reformed Presbyterian— Harford av and Chase Second Presbyterian— Baltimore and Lloyd Toone Street— Toone nr Canton Twelfth Presbyterian— Franklin bet Clinton andFremont avs ^laverly— Windemere av and Old York rd Wb^tminster- Fayette and Greene 115 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOOR OF AMERICA. Protestant Episcopal. Episcopal Residence, 1110 Madison av Advent— Mission Chapel (free). Battery av near West All-Saints— Church (free), Baltimore and Monroe Ascension— Chiu'ch, Lafayette Square Atonement— Mission Chapel (free), Chester near Biddle Christ— Church, Chase and St Paul Church of the Holy Cross— (free), Millington av and Ramsay exi Church of the Holy Evaug-olist— (free). Potomac and Dillo'n Church of the Holy Innocents — (free). Eden and Chase Church of the Messiah— (free). Gay and Fayette Church of Our Saviour— (free). Broadway and McElderry Emmanuel— Cathedral and Read Grace— Monument and Park av Good Shepherd— (Chapel) Mullikin and Spring Henshaw Memorial— (free), Barre cor St Peter Holy Trinitj'— (free). Gilmor and Tenant Howard Chapel— Colored Mission (free) Memorial— Bolton and Townsend Memorial— Church of the Holy comforter (free), Chester and Pratt Mount Calvary— (free), Eutaw and Madison av St Andrew— High nr Lombard St Barnabas— (free), Biddle and Argyle av, St Bartholomew— (free). North av nr Madison av St George— Presstman c Division St John the Baptist— Mission Chapel (free), Barre near Little Greene St John— (Waverly) St Luke— Carey near Lexington St Mark— Lombard near Parkin St Mary— Hampden St Mary the Virgin— Colored Mission Chapel (free) Orchard near Madison av St Michael and all Angels— St Paul n of North av St Paul— Charles and Saratoga St Peter— Druid Hill av and Lanvale St Stephen- Hanover and Welcome al St Thomas— Homestead Trinity— Broadway and Pratt Reformed Church. Aisquith-St— (German) Aisquith near McElderry Fifth— (German) Canton av near Broadway First— (Jal vert near Read First German Reformed— Bank St c Swan al. Immauol— (German) Saratoga and Jchroeder St Johannes— (German) Calvert near Saratoga St Paul— Lexington and Calhoun Third— Paca and Saratoga Reformed JCpiscopal. Right Rev James A Latane, D D, Bishop of the South. Church of the Redeemer, Bolton near Lanvale Cummins Memorial Church Emmanuel- Hoffman aud Eden 116 C A Gainbrill "^ *'*'"^''*^''''''^"'^ company No. 211 Commerce Street. h Koinan CatUolic. Episcopal Residence of Cardinal, Primate of the United States North Charles corner Mulberry, Carmelite Chapel Cathedral— Cathedral and Mulberry Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrow— House of Good Shepherd, Mount and HoUins Chapel of the Visitation Convent— Park av and Centi-e Church of the Holy Cross— West near Light Corpus Christi— Townsend and Mt Royal av Fourteen Holy Martyrs— Mount near Pratt Holy Rosarj'- Eastern av and Bethel Immaculate Conception— Mosher and Druid Hill av Sacred Heart— Aliceanna and First St Agnes' Chapel— St Agnes' Hospital St Alphonsus— (German), Park av and Saratoga, St Andrew— Monument and Washington St Ann— York road St Bernard's— Hillen road near Harfox-d road St Bridget— Canton St Edwards— Bloomingdale rd near Lafayette av St Francis Chapel and Colord Sisters of Providence— Chase and Forrest pi St Francis Xavier— (Colored), Calvert and Pleasant St Gregory— Baker and Gilmor St Ignatius— Calvert and Madison St James— (German) Aisquith cor Eager St John— Eager and Valley St Joseph— Barre and Howard Our Lady of Good Counsel— Fort av and Hull St Leo— Stiles and Exeter St Martin— Fulton av and Fayette gt Mary Chapel— St Mary Seminary, Penna av St Mary Star of the Sea— Johnson and Clement St Michael— (German) Lombai'd and Wolfe *St Monica— Hill nr Sharp St Patrick— Broadway and Bank St Paul's— Caroline near Hoffman St Peter— Poppleton and Hollins *St Peter Claver— Fremont av nr Pa av S'tvedenborgian. German New Jerusalem— Aisquith and Fayette, New Jerusalem— Calvert north of Chase Unitarian. First Independent Christ Church— Franklin and Charles United Brethren in Christ. Fifth Church— George and Clinton av, Otterbein Chapel of the United Brethren in Christ— Scott and St Peter Otterbein Church— Conway near Sharp Salem— 124 Francis Sweet Air Chapel— Sycamore and Third avs Third— Fulton av and Lombard Universalist, Second— Guilford av corner Lanvale PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. CLUBS. Athenaeum Club. Charles c Franklin Baltimore Athletic Club, 1 s Calvert Baltimore CJub. 905 n Charles Baltimore Poultry and Pig-eon Club, 31 s Gay Caledonian Club of Baltimore, Baltimore c Frederick Calumet Club. 1110 e Baltimore Catholic Club, Fayette near Paca . ^^ Charcoal Club, Howard c Franklin '■^ Concord Club, 6 n Carey Concordia Club, 16 to 20 s Eutaw Crescent Club, Fayette c Paca Cycle Club of Baltimore. 1531 Eutaw pi Germania Club, 408 w Fayette Harlem Club, 1314 Edmondson ave HTM Club, Baltimore c Boud Journalists' Club, 103 n Calvert Maryland Club, hranklin c Cathedral Maryland Jockey Club, 230 n Charles Merchants' Club, 306 e German Merchants' Exchange Club, 311 w Fayette Monday Club. 1734 e Baltimore Young Men's Democratic Club. Baltimore near Central ave Young Men's Republican Club, 33 w Saratoga ,-i^ CONSULS AT BALTIMORE. Argentine Republic and Venezuela— C Morton Stewart, s w cor Gay and Lombard Austria— Charles A Martin, 105 e German • Brazil— Antonio Fontura Xavier, 306 Second; Charles Mackall, Vice-Consul, 33 s Gay Chili— Washington Booth, 4 s Gay Denmark— P J Boj-esen, 305 Second France— F DeGournay, Consular Agent, sec Gay and Second German Empire— G A Von Lingen, 5 s Gay st Great Britain— Wm Francis Seagrave, F R G S, Consul; office on second floor of Exchange Building, Second st and Exchange pi; J S Brancker, Vice Consul, 105 e German Italy— Carlo F. Serra, Vice Consul, 306 Second Netherlands— Claas Vocke, 218 South Nicaragua— Basil Wagner, 33 s Gay Norwav and Sweden— J S Brancker, 105 e German Portugal and Belgium— Arnold Kummer, 23 South Republic of Uruguay— Prudencio de Murguiondo, over 1 Wood Russia— Charles Nitze, 11 South Spain— Jose de Navajro, 306 Second Turkey— Charles Eysmans, Vice Consul, 306 Second DISPENSARIES. Baltimore Ear, Eye and Throat, 625 w Franklin Baltimore Free Dispensary, 869 Linden ave Btltimore General Dispensary, 103 n Liberty Baltimore Homeopathic Free Dispensary, 236 n Gi'eene Baltimore University School of Medicine Free Dispensary, 23 to 29 n Bond Calvert Free Dispensary of the College of Physicians and Sur- geons, Calvert c Saratoga Eastern, 1300 e Baltimore 118 f A namhrilllMANDFACTDRIHG COMPANY U. A. UaUlUilll ]■ Ho, 211 Commerce Street. Eye and Ear Dispensary U'lee) of the Church Home and lufirm- kry, Broadway near Fairmonnt ave Free Dispensary of the Baltimore Polyclinic aud Medical School, 41^ Hanover Free Dispensary for the Treatment of the Diseases of Women, 600 s Sharp Garrett Free, 107 n Poppleton Johns Hopkins Hospital, Monument near Ann Nervous Diseases, 5 Barnett Northeastern, 1334 e Monument Northwestern (free) for JVfedical and Surgical Treatment, 1003 Druid Hill ave Presbyterian Eve and Ear (free) 1007 e Baltimore Southern, 106 w Hill University Dispensary, Lombard c Greene Waverly and Homestead Dispensary and Relief Association, Old York Road near Jetferson ave Woman's (free) Dispensary, 1033 Druid Hill ave EXCHANGES AND BOARDS OF TRADE. Baltimore Coffee Exchange, 105 Commerce Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange( The), 4th and 5th floors, Chamber of Commerce Baltimore Stock Exchange (The), 310 e German Board of Trade, 415 Second Brewers' Exchange, 14 s Holliday Brick Manufacturers' Exchange, 19 w Saratoga Builders' Exchange, 19 w Saratoga Canned Goods Exchange, 410 Exchange place Chemical and Fertilizer Exchange, 33 s Gay Coal Exchange of Baltimore City, 413 Second Fruit and Produce Exchange, Henderson wharf Lumber Exchange. 700 Canton ave MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, 415 Second Produce Exchange (The), 113 Centre market space Provision Exchange, 47 Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Exchange (The), H C Turn bull jr, sec, 122 e Fayette Woman's Industrial Exchange, 331 n Charles EXPRESS COMPANIES. ADAMS EXPRESS CO., =•<' '""""»'" Canadian Express of Liverpool, 319 Second Globe Express of London and Liverpool, 319 Second United States, B and O Central building, n w corner Baltimore and Calvert YOU WILL BE PROSPEROUS f"''°^p^i''ilv\X,?^7" Through THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, Northwest Corner Baltimore and North Streets. 119 PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATEHT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. CI5E] _£i.I_..<^IS^^. 3 No 4 Engine House, e Lexington 4 Calvert and Baltimoi-e 5 German and Light 6 Calvert and Lombard V; 7 No 13 Engine House 8 Nicholson and Hull 13 Baltimore and Gay 13 Pratt Street Bridge 14 No 3 Engine House, Lombard 15 Eastern Police Station 16 No 5 Engine House, s Ann 17 No 11 Engine House 18 Chesapeake and Boston 19 Bay view Asylum 31 Gay and Saratoga 23 MuUikin and Eden 24 No 6 Engine House 25 Constitution and Eager 26 Gay and Madison 27 No 9 Engine House, e Madison 28 Schuetzen Park, Belair road . 39 Wiessner's Brewery, Belair ave 31 Calvert and Pleasant 33 St Paul and Saratoga 34 Eager and Morton alley 35 Biddle and Garden 36 No 13 Engine House 37 Lafayette and Carrollton aves 38 Fremont and Pennsylvania aves 39 Pennsylvania and North aves 41 Fayette and St Paul 43 No 3 Truck House, n Paca 43 Lombard and Penn 45 No 8 Engine House, w Mulberry 46 Baltimore and Frederick road 47 Faj^ette and Fulton av 48 Bentalou and Fdk rd 49 Baltimore and Payson 51 Pratt and Light 53 No 3 Engine House 53 No 10 Engine House 54 Southern Police Station 56 Leadenhall and Hamburg 61 Lee and Light 63 Light and Cross 63 Light and Gittings 64 Light and Heath 65 Hanover and Wells 67 Hanover and Jephson 71 Fort ave and Burrough 73 Covington and Donaldson ^ 73 Fort ave and Dry Dock '',> 74 Claggett and Andre 81 Fort ave and Hull 131 Exchange Place and Commerce 180 r K rnmhuiinMAHUFACTURIBG COMPANY Vj. a. UdlliUllll [ Mo, 214 Commerce Street. 133 Sun Omce. Baltimore and South 12;j Pratt and Gay 124 South and Bowly's whart lis gSXm- sTlou,?Mm, foot smith's wharf 5i KSn\"1v^.-t"':i?8u«av Be«„ery 133 Duffan^s Wharf and Wood Hi Concord and Eastern ave i;35 Drawbridge, foot of the Falls 136 Foot of Union Dock 141 President and Canton ave 143 Bank and Exeter 143 Pratt and Central ave 145 Baltimore and Central ave 146 Stiles and Albemarle 147 Aliceanna and Central ave 151 Caroline and Lombard 153 Broadway and Pratt 153 Caroline and Canton ave 154 Caroline and Thames 156 Bi^oadway and Thames 157 Bond and Lancaster 158 Bond and Thames 159 Broadway and Canton ave 161 Ann st and Canton ave 163 Thames and Wolfe 163 Baltimore and Wolte 164 Bank and Washington 165 Broadway and Baltimore 171 Chester and Canton ave 173 Lombard and Patterson Park ave 173 Aliceanna and Burke 174 Pratt and Castle 175 Collington ave and Gough 181 Canton and Elliott 183 Boston and Concord 183 Hudson and Chesapeake 184 Boston and Harris Creek 185 Canton and Hudson , ^ . ,,, „ , ^,. 186 Pennsylvania R R Go's Gram Elevator 213 No 1 Truck House, Harrison 213 High and Low 214 Exeter and Fayette 215 Douglas and Aisquith 216 Jefferson and Aisquith 217 Front and Buren 218 Front and Baltimore 231 Jefferson and Bond 233 Fayette and Bond 333 Monument and Patuxent 234 Ann and Orleans 235 Castle and Monument 236 Fayette and Collington av 237 Jefferson and Washmgton 238 Chew and Caroline 239 Philadelphia road and fetreeper 241 Front and Hillen 242 Madison and Forrest 343 Monument and Ensor 1^1 DATUPQfni SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE fiiliiriJUU ] PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. 245 Maryland Penitentiary 246 Aisquith and Chew 247 Aisquith and Gay 248 Foundry and Holliday 249 Brush Electric Works, e Monument 251 Ea}?er and Ensor 252 Greenmount av and John 253 Harford and Central avs 254 Greenmount and North avs 256 John and Valley 257 No 5 Truck House, Aisquith 258 Horner's Factory, Chew and Ensor 259 Biddleand Valley 261 Chase and Lden 262 Broadway and Gay 263 Caroline and John 264 Monument and Caroline 265 Bond and Oliver 271 N E Police Station 272 Biddle and Wolfe 273 Gay and Oliver 312 Clay and Park a v 313 Charles and Franklin 314 Howard ajid Franklin 315 Monument and Plover alley 316 Monument and North 317 St Paul and Centre 318 Charles and Barnet 319 Madison nr Charles 321 Franklin and Greene 322 No 7 Engine Hovise, Eutaw and Druid Hill ave 323 N W Police Station, Pa av 324 Preston and Druid Hill av 325 Lanvale and McCulloh 326 McMechen and Pa av 327 McMechen and Madison av 328 Mosher and Division 329 St Marj^'s Seminary, n Paca 341 Biddleand St Paul 342 Hotfman and Cathedral 343 Charles-st Bridge 344 Park ave and Centre 345 Charles st and North av 346 Howard and Madisou 347 Calvert and Eager 348 North and Lanvale 351 Eutaw Place and Dolphin st 352 Mosher and Bplton 353 Mt Royal and North aves 354 Park ave and Dolphin 355 Park ave and Richmond 356 Bolton and Laurens 357 Park ave and Preston j 358 North and Preston ^ 361 Pearl and Saratoga 362 Myrtle av and Franklin 363 George and Fremont av J 364 No 4 Truck House, w Biddle ' 1 365 Pennsylvania ave and Greenwillow 367 Myrtle ave and Hoffman 188 fi Jl fiQinhrilUMASUFACTURlllGCOMPAliY VJ. A. UdlllUllli I Mo. 214 Commerce Street. 368 Mulberry and Clinton ave 871 Mosherand Gilmor 372 Patterson av and (J ilmor 3S1 I'resstinan and Gilmor 382 Madison and North avs 383 l>ruid Hill ave and Prcsstraan 412 Baltimore and Hanover 413 Salvage Corps, Liberty nr Fayette 414 German and Howard 415 Baltimore and Butaw 416 Greene and German 417 Greene and Portland 418 Howard and Lexington 419 Eutaw and Saratoga 421 Western Police Station 432 Baltimore and South 423 Baltimore and Pine 424 Fremont av and Lexington 435 Baltimore and Poppleton 420 Baltimore and CarroUton av 437 Lexington and Greene 438 Lexington and Schroeder 429 Baltimore and Calhoun 431 Pratt and Fremont av 433 Pratt and Poppleton 434 Pratt and Carey 435 Mc Henry and Scott 436 Lombard and Paca 4il Carev and Edmondson av 452 Lexington and Strieker 453 Lanvale and Strieker 461 Mount and McHenry 463 Lombard and Monroe 463 Ramsay and Gilmor 464 S W Police Station 465 Pratt and Payson 471 Fulton av and Franklin 473 Fulton and Patterson avs 473 Gilmor and Mulberry 474 Fulton and Lafayette aves 475 Mount and Edmondson ave 481 No ii Eno-ine House 483 Wiikens ave an 1 Payson 512 Charico ctiiu Lombard 513 Lombard and Sharp 514 Pratt and Eutaw 516 Ostend and Warner 517 Bayard and Ridgely 519 Ridgely and Ostend 531 Camden and Charles 523 Eutaw and Conway 524 Charles and Barre 525 Hanover and Pratt .526 Sharp and Camden 531 Fi'emont and Colvimbia ays 532 Barre and Warner 533 St Peter and Barre 534 Ridgely and Hamburg 535 Columbia ave and Wooster 541 Eutaw and Henrietta 1J8S PATS P HOUSE, Howard near Baltimore Langham, 529 n Charles Malt by House. 20 e Pratt Mansion House. 38 e Fayette Miller's, 16 s Paca Moiuimental. 701 e Baltimore MT VERNON, 105 w Monument Niagara House, 314 w Camden Old Town, 319 n High Park Heighis Hotel, Pennsylvania ave ext Pepper's, 111 n HoUiday Piriilico, Park Heights ave ST JAMES, Charles c Centre Saratoga, Howard c Saratoga Shirley (The), 205 w Madison Three-Mile House, Relsterstown rd, near Pimlico ave Windsor, Calvert c Franklin I.IBKARIES. Baltimore City, City Hall Enoch Pratt Free Library, 106 w Mulberry; branches Fremont ave c Pitcher, HoUins c Calhoun, Canton c O'Donnell, Light c Gittings, and j-H n Broadway Library Company of the Baltimore Bar, Court House Librar.y of the Medical and Chirurgical Facultj^ of Maryland, St Paul c Saratoga Maryland Institute, Baltimore opp Harrison New Mercantile Library, Charles c Saratoga Peabody, Charles c Monument South Baltimore Mechanics, 135 e Montgomery AVorkingmen's Institute, Canton ave c Elliott MARKETS. Belair, Forrest from Hillen to Orleans Canton. O'Donnell from Potomac to Patuxent Centre, from Baltimore to Pratt, west of Jones Falls 186 C A Gamkill ^ *'*^'^''*<^thrihg company No. 214 Commerce Street. Cross Street, from Li^ht to Charles between Cross iuul West Fell's Point, IJroatlway from Canton ave to Thames Hano\ er, Hanover and Camden Hollins, Hollins s of Baltimore Lafayette, Cooke e from Pennsj^lvania ave to Fremont ave Lexington, Lexinj4ton from Pearl to Eutaw Northeastern, Chester from Monument to McElderry Kichmond, Howard from Armory pi to Biddle NOTARIES PUBLIC. T Kell Bradford, 2()0 Courtland street Murray Hanson, 20 iSt Paul street William H Masson, 4:ii» Exchange place Phil H Tucli, 307 n Culvert street Edward Kaine, 409 e Baltimore street, corner Postoffice ave Felix R Sullivan, 5 Chamber of Commerce W H Jones, 16 e Lexington street Walter S Wilkinson, 5 Chamber of Commerce Charles R Gallagher, 321 Second street W H H Raleigh, 106 Hopkins place Jasper N Berry, Jr, 325 St Paul street S S Boggs, Jr, Morse Building, 319 e Fayette street -0 PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS. ABELL— S E cor Baltimore and Eutaw AMERICAN— S W cor Baltimore and South ATHEN.*:UM— N W cor St Paul and Saratoga BALTIMORE AND OHIO CENTRAL— N W cor Baltimore and Calvert BLAG KSTONE— Lexington cor North CITY HALL— Lexington, Fayette, North and Holliday CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— Second, "Holliday and Post Office av COMMERCIAL— N E cor Gay and Lombard CONSOLIDATED-S W cor South and German CUSTOM HOUSE-Gav and Lombard DONNELL- S W cor Gav and Lombard DRY GOODS EXCHANGE-16 Hanover EXCHANGE— Second near Post OtHce av FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK— N W cor South and Lombard FIREMAN'S INSURANCE CO-N E cor South and Second FRANKLIN BANK-15 South GLENN— 12 St Paul GUEST— St Paul and Saratoga GUNTHER-Gay and Baltimore HAMILTON— Courtland near Saratoga HOEN— Holliday, Lexington and North JOHNSON— N W cor Fayette and Calvert 137 P J T J P^r, A 1 SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE f 111 arovji; I PREMIER flodr of America. KEYS EPt— German and Calvert KNAPP'S— HoUiday opposite Lexington • ^ LAW— S W St Paul and Lexington LEXINGTON— Lexington cor Charles McCREERY— Hobkius pi and German MA R I X E RAN K— Gay cor Second MARSHALL— St Paul cor Lexington MARYLAND— Cor Post Office av and Second MECHANICS' BANK— S E cor Fayette and Calvert MOORE— S E cor Baltimore and Hanover MORSE— Fayette near North NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK Liberty. Gorman and Hopkins pi NEAL— S W cor Baltimore and Hollidav PEOPLE'S BANK— S W cor Hopkins pi and Lombard POSTOFFICE— Fayette cor Calvert POTOMAC— Post Office av near Baltimore RAINE'S— S W cor Baltimore and Post Office av RIALTO— S E cor Holliday and Second ROBINSON— Charles cor Saratoga SARATOGA— Calvert cor Saratoga SHRYOCK— Head of Union Docii SNEBLEY— Courtland near Lexington STOCK EXCHANGE— German near South SUN— S E cor Baltimore and South TEACKLE— Courtland near Lexington TELEPHONE— St Paul cor Bank la TRACY — Baltimore near Light THE NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE— N E cor Balti- more and St Paul VICKERS— German near South WARD— N E cor Baltimore and Charles WILSON— Charles cor Saratoga YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION— Charles and Saratoga PUBI.IC HALLS. Alamo, 312 n Exeter Atlantic, 128 n Amity Bohemia. 930 a Broadway Broadway Institute, Broadway c Canton ave Central, Baltimore c Holliday Concordia Opera House and Societj' Hall, 16 to 20 s Eutaw Covenant, Howard c Lexington Cross-Street, Charles c Cross Draymen's, 125 South Druid's. 506 e Baltimore Dushane Post, 17 e Lexington Elks, Baltimore near Gay Germania Maennerchor, ■410 and 412 w Lombard Golden Eagle, 124 e Fayette Grain Carriers, 225 Commerce H Y M, Bond c Baltimore Hampden, Third ave c Roland ave Harlem, 714 n Strieker Harugari, 1012 e Baltim^ore HoUins Market, CarroUton ave c Hollins Ivanhoe, First ave. Canton Knapp's, 203 n Holliday 1^8 P K rQwhriin MANUFACTURING COMPANY \). a.. UdlllUlili I Ho. 214 Commerce Street. Lehman n's, b63 to ^5^) n Howard Leona, Fremont ave c Winchester Maryland, €47 w Baltimore Maryland Institute, Baltimore opp. Harrison Masonic, 3»'5 n Charles Mechanics. 317 w Fayette Mechanics' Library, 135 e Montgomery Metamora, 13 w Lombard MILBOURNE'S HALL, 6 Nortll Monitor, 300 s Central ave Mon\imental, Centre c St Paul Mozart, Hanover c Camden New Assembly Rooms, u e corner Lombard and Hanover Newton, 1114 to 1130 o Baltimore North Broadway Athletic Association, 1133 Harford ave Odd f ellows. Gay c Orange al Oratorio, 506 n Howard Orchestrion, 9 s Frederick Patterson, 1000 n Broadway Powhatan, Bond c Pratt Pythian, 139 n Gay Rechabite, 500 e Fayette Red Men's, 113 and 114 n Paca St Joseph's Lyceum, 303 s Eutaw Standard. 519 e Baltimore Trinity, 906 Trinity Turner, 416 e Baltimore Vincent Hall, 731 n Vincent Waverly. 1018 and 1030 York road White, 1630 Bank Wildey, Pratt near B«thel RAILROAD AGENCIES. Associated Railroads of Virginia and the Carolinas, 333 e German Atlantic Coast Line, 333 e German Central R R of Georgia, 205 e German Chesapeake and Ohio. (Kanawha Dispatch), 339 e German Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, Keyser Building Empire Line, 9 Chamber of Commerce, and 605 North Kanawha Dispatch Fast Freight Line, 339 e German Paint Rock Line, 333 e German Piedmont Air Line, 338 e German Richmond and Danville, Seaboard and Atlantic Coast Dispatch, 18 8 Holliday Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad, 305 e German Seaboard Air Line. 333 e German Seaboard and Roanoke R R, 337 e German Surry, Sussex and Southampton Railway, 508 Union Dock Union Pacific Railroad, 317 e Baltimore Virginia Midland Railroad, 233 e German Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air Line, 139 e Baltimore Waycross Short Line, 305 e German WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL & PITTSBURGH RAILW'Y CO 213 e German Western Maryland Railroad Co, 317 e German YORK RIVER LINE, ticket office. 317 e Baltimore ADVERTISING IS THE ONL.Y WAY of Reaching the Public Thoroughly and Effectually. Send Your Orders to The National AdTertisims Bvreau. 139 PATAPSCO} SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA, KAILKOAD DEPOTS. Baltimore and Ohio and Wasliington— Camden, between Eutaw and Howard Northei-n Central— Calvert and Franklin Baltimore and Potomac— Cahert Station and Pennsylvania ave Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore— President, and Union Station, n Charles Western Maryland— Hillen. and Fulton Station Drum Point— West and Kid^'-ely Maryland Central— North ave and Oak UNION KAILKOAD DEPOT. Connects with all the principal lines; it is located on n Charles street near North ave, and occupies considerable ground along the Falls; entrance from Charles street; travelers to New York, Pennsylvania and Washington may go from here KAILKOAD OFFICES. Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line R R, 112 s Eutaw Baltimore and Drum Point R R Co, 10 South Baltimore and Ohio R R, Central Bldg. liatimore and Calvert Baltimore and Potomac, Balto c ('ahert, and Calvert c Centre Baltimore and Sparrow Point R R, 27 Chamber of Commerce Catonsvllle Branch Pa R R, Calvert c Baltimore Maryland Central, 9 St Paul and Nor-th ave c Oak Northern Central, Baltimore c Calvert, and Calvert c Centre; also Pennsj'lvanla Pennsylvania R R, Calvert c Baltimore Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore, Baltimore c Calvert, and President c Canton ave Union, Calvert c Centre Western Maryland, Hillen c Exeter KAILKOAD TICKET KKOKEKS. Beekman G E. 223 e Baltimore Dorsey U W, 2ia e Baltimore Wright & Spleidt, 125 e Baltimore STEAMBOAT LINES. Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co, J A Shriver, pres, 3 Light-st wharf Baltimore, Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Co, Keuben Foster, general manager, 222 Light-st wharf Baltimore Steam Packet Co, (Old Bay Line), genl office, 227 e German, Ticket office, 129 e Baltimore Bay Ridge Steamboat Co, 324 Light-st wharf Ceutreville and Corsica River Steamboat Co, piers 12 and 13 Light-st wharf Chester River Steamboat Co. pier 7 Light-st wharf Cho]>tauk Steamboat Co. T>ier 11 Light-st wharf EASTERN SHORE STEAMBOAT CO) S.^sSlf.^ ^^•="'- Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Co, pier 14 Lighi-st wharf Maryland Steamboat Co, 3U2 Light Nanticoke Steamboat Co, 10 Light-st wharf FULL} 130 INFOKMATION KESPECTING NEWSPAVEK AdvertiBinfr Furnished Free by Th« N»ti«u») Advertising Bureau, Nortlivrest Corner Baltiiuore and North Streets, Ualtimere, M4 f A fiflmhriinMANUEACTURIHGCOMPAHY \). h.. UamUilll] So. 214 Commerce Street. Newbern and Washington, N. C. ( R Foster, general manager). Pier 18 Light-st wharf, and 1^9 e Baltimore New York and Baltimore Transportation Line, J A Shriver, president. 3 Light-st wharf Potomac Transportation Line, pier 18 Light-st wharf Roanoke, Norfolk and Baltimore Steamboat Co, 233 and 225 Smith's wharf RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER LINE, (Reuben Foster, man- ager). 222 Light— see adv Sassafras River Steamboat Co, pier 6 Light-st wharf Tolchester and Chesa]ieake Steamboat Co, pier 16 Light-st whf WI?I?MQl T TNI? for Patuxent and Rappahannock Rivers, 428 n L li 111 L 1 11 £i Light street wharf Wheeler Transportation Line, pier 5 Light-st wharf York River Line, Reuben Foster general manager, 222 Light. STEAMSHIP LINES. Allan Line, (A Scheumacher & Co, agents), 5 s Gay Atlantic Transport Line, 409 Second Blue Cross Line, to London and Glasgow, 100 a Gay Campagnie Generale Trans- Atlantique French Line to Havre, 27 South Cromwell Line (The), 304 Second Canard Line, 21 e Baltimore Elers Royal Mail Line, F Shriver, 204 Light Empire Line. 409 Second Furness Line, Blackstone Building-, North c Lexington Guion Line, 21 e Baltimore Hamburg-American Packet Co, Baltimore c Postoffioe ave, and _40» Second Hooper's Line for Liverpool, Lombard c Gay Inman Line, 21 e Baltirriore Johnston Line to Liverpool, 18 Donnell building, 100 s Gay Lord Line, 409 Second Mallorv Steamship Line, 203 e German MERCHANTS & MINERS' TRANSPORTATION LINE, A L Huggins general agent, ft of Long Dock Neptune Line, 11 s Gay New York and Texas Steamship Co, 303 e German North German Lloyds. 5 s Gay Robert M Sloman's Brazil Line, 100 s Gay State Line, 319 Second and 3 n Holliday Southern Pacific Co, Morgan's Louisiana and Texas R R and S S Co. Sunset Route, 204 Light West India and Pacific, 11 s Gay White Star Line, 21 e Baltimore Wilson Line, North c Lexington STREET CAR LINES. MADISON AVENUE AND BROADWAY LINE. From Thames street to Druid Hill Park, via Thames, Broad- waay, Baltimore, Eutaw and Madison avenue. Your Newspaper Advertising Ton Need the Services of The National Advertise ing Bureau. Northwest Comer of BaJltimore and North St-^ets. 131 ^ PATAPSCO }" SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. CANTON LINE. Druid Hill Park to Canton, via Cumberland street, Penn- sylvania avenue, Greene. Baltimore, Albemarle streets. Eastern and Central avenues. Bank, Patterson Park avenue, Essex, Lan- caster, Chesapeake, Elliott and Toome streets to Hig-hland ave- nue. Keturn via Hig:hland avenue, Toome. Clinton. Elliott, Chesapeake, Lancaster and Essex streets, Patterson Park ave- nue. Bank, Central and Eastern avenues to Cumberland street and Druid Hill Park. FRANKLIN SQUARE LINE. From Baltimore Cemetery to west end of Baltimore street, via Gay and Baltimore streets. NORTH AND SOUTH BALTIMORE LINE. From St. Paul and Huntlnjfdon avenue, via St, Paul street, North avenue, Charles, Read, Calvert, Baltimore, Hanover, Montgomery and Light streets to foot of Marshall avenue. Return via Marshall avenue. Light, Montgomery, Sharp, Balti- more, Calvert, Read and Charles streets. North avenue, St. Paul street to Huntingdon avenue. HALL'S SPRINGS LINE, From North and Fayette streets, via South, Exchange Place. HoUiday, Fayette, Aisquith, Madison, Central and Har- ford avenues, Darley Park, connecting with cars for Hall's Springs. „ ^ ORLEANS STREET LIKE. Going East ■ (Camden Station) Camden street, Evtaw, Bal- timore, AiS(iuith, Orleans, Patterson Park avenue terminus. Going West ~ Patterson Park a\enue. Monument street, Chester, Jefferson, Broadway, Orleans, Aisquith, Fayette, Gay, Baltimore, Eutaw, Camden (terminus), Camden Station. EUTAW STREET AND CAMDEN DEPOT, From Baltimore street along Eutaw to Camden depot. CITIZENS' RAILWAY COMPANY. Going East— From Druid Hill Part to Pennsylvania avenue. Cumberland, Gilmor, Mosber, Carrollton avenue. Fayette, How- ard, Lombard, Exeter and Pratt streets to Patterson Park avenue. Returning from Patterson Park, via Baltimore street to Ann. Pratt, Exeter, l,onibard. South, North, Fayette. Carey, Townsend. Strieker. Cumberland. Pennsylvania avenue and terminus at Druid Hill Park. Citizens'' Railway Company's Additional Route. Running from Druid Hill Park to Pennsylvania avenue, Cumberland, Gi mor, Fayette. Howard, Lombard to Exchange Place. Roturuiuyr via South, North, Fayette, Gilmor, Cumber- land, Pennsylvania avenue to Druid Hill Park. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING } \ll\^?r^^^;iZl'iZ^^ and Kffoctaally. Send Your Orders lo The National Ad ▼ert'- t^ Buream, N W cor BaltiBftore and North Streets. 13^ C. A. Gambrill } MAHnFACTDRIHG COMPANY No. 214 Commerce Street. ^ LINJDKN AVKNUK 1.1NE. From Charles street and North avenue to City Hall on the following streets : North avenue, McMechen, Linden avenue. Howard, Lexington. Charles, German, South, Exchange Place and Holliday street. MARYLAND AVENUK AND WAVEKLY LINE.- From AVaverly and from Huntingdon avenue, York road to City Hall on the following streets : Waverly avenue, St. Paul, Huntington avenue, Charles street. North and Maryland ave- nues. Biddle, Howard, Lexington. Charles, German, South. Ex- change Place and Holliday street. EDMONDSON AVENUE LINE. From Edmondson and Fulton avenues to City Hall via the following streets: Edmondson avenue, Fremont, Franklin, Howard, Lexington, Charles, German, South, Exchange Place and Holliday street. CENTRE STREET LINE. From Johns Hopkins Hospital to Howard and Franklin streets, via Monument, Hillen, High, Centre and Howard streets, connecting with all the lines of the North Baltimore Railway Company. 3IOSHER STREET LINE. From Fremont street and Edmondson avenue to North and Linden avenues, via Fremont, Mosher, Division. McMechen and Linden avenue. CAMDEN STATION LINE. From B. & O. Depot to Franklin and Howard. The last three lines connect with all the lines of the North Baltimore Passenger Railway Company without extra charge for transfers. CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. «From Fulton Avenue Station to Broadwa.y Market, via th« following streets : Fulton avenue, Lanvale, Argyle avenue. Dolphin, Myrtle avenue, Biddle, Preston, Caroline, Lancaster and Broadway Market. UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY. Main Stem— Huntingdon avenue to Light street wharf, via the following streets : Huntingdon avenue, Maryland avenue, Biddle street, Park avenue. Liberty, Howard, Conway streets to Light street wharf. Park Avenue Line.— Mt. Clare. Columbia and Park avenues to Druid Hill Park. Mount Vernon, Hampden and Woodberry Line— Running from Huntington avenue to stables. Light street wharf to West Baltimore, via Conway, Howard, Lombard, Pratt to Frederick road and return. Maryland Avenue Line.— From Huntingdon avenue near TO SECURE THE BEST POSSIBLE RESDLTS ^ 5?°.'? paper Advertising:, Consult The National Adrertislnf Bureau, N W cor Baltimore and North Streets, 133 D AT RPdrni SUPERLATIVE PATEKT— THE riiliirOVjU I PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. Oak. via Maryland avenue, I3iddle, Park avenue, Liberty, How- ard and Conway sti-eets to Light street wharf. PEOPLK\S RAILWAY. Main Line from Druid Hill Park via Druid Hill avenue. Paca, Camden, Howard, Conway and Charles streets. Fort ave- nue to Fort McHenry. Branch line from foot of Ridgely street, via Fremont, Paca, Camden, Howard, C'onway, Charles, Ger- man. South, Exchange Place and HoUiday stieet to City Hall. HIGHLANDTOAVN RAILWAY, From Highlandtown via Eastern avenue. Bond, Gough, Stiles, Pratt, Soutb, Exchange Place. Holliday, Fayette, North. South. Return same route. Transfer cars run from Gough and Eden streets along Eden to Lombard, Exeter to Western Mary- land depot. YORK ROAD RAILWAY. From Baltimore and tlolliday streets to Waverly, Govans- town and Towson. BALTIMORE AND POWHATAN RAILWAY. From Terminus of Edmondson avenue cars, Edmondson avenue near Mount street. BALTIMORE, PIMLICO AND PIKKSVILLE RAILWAY From North and Pennsylvania avenues. CATONSA ILLE RAILWAY. Union Passenger. City Passenger, Citizens' and North Bal- timore Lines connect with Catonsville cars at Fayette and Liberty, and Baltimore and Liberty streets. Pratt and Lom- bard street cars run to station. West Baltimore street. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES AND OFFICES American District Telegraph Co, Jas B Yeakle, gen mngr. Ex- ecutive office 13 n Eutaw; first district, s w c Baltimore and Calvert; second. 13 n Eutaw; third, 209 Richmond; fourth. Carey c Edraondsan av; tifth, 308 s Broadwaj^; branch offices. Gay c Lombard; 209 Richmond; Light c Pi-att; Hotel Rennert; Aliceanna c Chester and Chamber of Commerce , Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, City Hall Postal Telegraph Cable Co, S D Spriggs, mngr, main office, 4 B Holliday; branches, 202 Light, Balto c Hopkins pi, 2130 Alice- anna, Chamber Commerce, Calverton Stock Yards. Stock Ex- change, 233 e Balto, 408 w Balto, 702 Madison av, 410 Exchange pi, and Aliceanna c Boston Western Union Telegraph Co, Richard Bloxham. mngr, s w c Balto and Calvert; branch offices, CarroUton Hotel, Scott c Pratt. Fulton Station. St James Hotel, Aliceanna c Chester, 202 Light- St wharf, Corn and Flour Exchange, 427 Exchange pi. Bay View Station, 13 ri Eutaw, 209 Richmond, 1214 Edmond- son av. Union Depot, Calvert Station, 11 Hopkins pi. Stock Exchange Building. 229 South, 308 s Bdway, Camden Station, Calverton Stock Yard, Ciaremont Stack Yards, Wilhelm's Hotel, President St Station, Mt Clare, 321 Wilson, Hotel Ren- nert, Charles c North av, foot of Cross, Locust Point and Can- ton Ferry In Regard to Advertising FuI^ nished Free of Cost by the Na tional Advertisftng Bureau, Baltimore, Md. 134 All InfofiDdtion f. i nQTTlhT'illlM^FACTURlSG COMPANY VJ. ii. uamuilll J- Ho. 214 commerce Street. TKl.KrHONi: t'OMPAMIKS. CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO, A Wilson, jr, supt, 7 St Paul THEATKKS. Harri"?' Academy of Music— Howard street near Centre, is a large, first class opera house, with a seating- capacity of 3,000; and a sjiecial Concert Hall, seating? more than 1300 people; the building was erected at a cost of $400,000. Business with the manager from 10 A M to \2 M daily, at the theatre Ford's Grand Opera House— Fayette Street near Eutaw^ has a national reputation, and gives first class performances only. Seating capacity 2050, Messrs Ford, the proprietors, may be seen daily up to noon at the theatre Holliday Street Theatre— Opposite City Hall, seats 1350 persons Lyceum Theatre— On North Charles street, seats 1486 persons Concordia Opera House and Society, 16 s EXitaw Forepaugh's, 235 n Charles Kelley's Front Street, Front corner Low Monumental. Baltimore corner Jones Falls Theatre Comique, 1 s Frederick The prices in all of these houses range from 25 cents up to $1, excepting special productions. TRANSFER— GENERAL. Baltimore Storage and Transfer Warehouse, 811 Greenm't av Baltimore Transfer Company, 217 e Baltimore Cential Transfer Company, F M Gorsuch, propr, 306 North Christ Philip, 406 s Charles Elgert J W, 110 s Frederick Elgert Wm C. 110 s Frederick GEIGAN & CO, 205 e Baltimore Gorsuch J H & Son, 306 North McFarland & Stephenson, 400 s Eutaw Merchants' Transfer Company, 110 s Frederick Peddicord J H, 10 North Rosendorn Geo, 110 s Frederick Smith & Murray, 540 w Townsend Tipton John W & Co, 381 e Fayette Union Transfer Company, 200 e Baltimore Wagner Wm H, 229 s Exeter Whiting Geo F, 1814 Thames U. S. OFFICES IN BALTIMORE. Custom House, cor Gay and Baltimore U S Sub Treasury, orfice Custom House Internal Revenue, office over Postoffice U S Navy Pay Office, Custom House, Arthur T Pritchard. U S N. Pay Director Commissary U S Army, 18 w Saratoga Quartermaster U S Army, 18 w Saratoga U S Army Engineer's Office, 1734 St Paul Beta Doing} ANY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING GET AN ESTIMATE FROM THH NATIONAL ADVERTISING BU- REAU, N W e«r Bftlto A Nertk. 135 DATADQrftl SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE rAlAlOllU I PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. U S.Supervising Inspector of Steamboats, office second story Custom House ^ ^ ^ U S Local Inspectors Steam Vessels, office second story Custom House Light Bouse Engineer's Office, 5th and 6th Districts, 18 w Sara- toga Light House Inspector's Office. 323 n Charles U S Signal Service Station, S W cor Baltimore and HoUiday U S Shipping Commission, Lombard st basement Custom House U S Hydrogmphic Office (Branch), Post Office WHARVES AND DOCKS. ABBOTT IRON CO'S, fm Boston ft of Burke and Hudson, Ca'n ABRAHAM'S, fm 1413 Thames ALLER'S, ft Leadenhall APSLEY'S, ft of Patapsco, Canton. ARTESIAN WATERING AND BALLAST, ft of Hughes ATLANTIC, ft of O'Donnell and Patapsco AUGHINBAUGH'S, fm Boston ft of Concord BAKER BROS', ft of Eutaw BARER, WHITELEY COAL GO'S, ft of Eighth and Ninth avs, also ft of Canton, Canton BALTIMORE BOAT CLUB, intersection Henry and Hammond BALTIMORE COAL TAR CO'S, ft of Barney. BALTIMORE COPPER WORKS, ft of Third av. Canton B & O R R CO'S, ft of Patuxent; ft of Caroline; ft of Fell and Locust Points B & O R R CO'S PIERS, Locust Point BALTIMORE & SLSQUEHANNA STEAMBOAT CO'S, Block west of Drawbridge BALTIMORE GAS CO'S, ft of Second av, Canton BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO'S PIER, ft of Patuxent and ft of Concord BALTIMORE STORAGE AND LIGHTERAGE CO'S. ft of Ninth av. Canton BALTIMORE UNITED OIL CO'S, Clinton near Fourth av BEACHAM'S, near ft of Montgomery BELT'S, fm Fell south of Thames BIEMILLER'S ft of Bayard BIXLER'S, ft of Covington, south side of Basin BLACK. SHERIDAN & WILSOM'S, ft of Towson, Locust Point BOLLMAN'S, ft of Second av. Canton BONDAY'S. ft of Ann BOOTH'S, ft of Lancaster BOOZE'S, ft of Lee BOSTON STEAMSHIP, ft of McElderry's Wharf BOW LEY'S, south fm 217 E Pratt BOYCE'S, ft of Decatur, Locust Point BOYER'S, fm 1319 Philpot BRADLEY FERTILIZING CO'S, ft of Andre, Locust Point BROADWAY AND LOCUST POINT FERRY, ft of Broadway and ft of Haubert YOU WILL BE PROSPEROUS t"^p"a"p^iTdv^.',?L?J.r' Through THK NATIONAL, ADVERTISING BUKEAU Northwest CorHer Baltiaiore and North Streets. 136 t r. A namhT'illl MANUFACTURING COMPANY U. ii. uamuim j j),, ^14 commerce Street. IJllOWWS, (C H) it Fifth av. Canton BROWN'S, ft of Broadway BUCHANAN'S, fm 515 E Pratt BURKE'S, ft of Broadway CAMDEN CONSOLIDATED OIL GO'S, ft of Andre,Middle Br'h CANTON CHEMICAL CO'S, ft of Tentb av CANTON MARINE RAILWAY, ft of Luzerne CANTON CO'S, ft of Burke; ft of Leakin; ft of Gwynne; ft of Fifth av, and ft of Luzerne, Canton CANTON OYSTER, fm 2301 Boston CANTON SUGAR REFINING CO'S, fm Aliceanna ft of Chester CENTRAL COAL CO'S. ft of Ludlow, Locust Point CHARLES STREET WHARF, ft of Charles CHASE'S, fm 1401 Thames CHESAPEAKE, ft of Lawrence, Locust Point CITY DOCK, ft of West P^alls av CITY WHARVES, ft of Cross and intersection of Lancaster at Caroline. CLARK J AS & CO'S, ft of Webster, south side of Basin COCHRAN-OLER ICE CO'S, ft of Burke, Canton COMMERCIAL, fm 1713 Thames CONSOLIDATED COAL CO'S, ft of Jones, Locust Point CONSOLIDATED GAS CO'S, ft of First av, Canton, and ft of Heath, Middle Branch COOPER'S, fm 1317 Philpot CORNER & SONS, ft of Ann COTTON PRESS CO'S. ft of Bond COUNSELMAN'S, ft of Wills COUNTY, ft of Broadway DAVISON'S, near ft of Lancaster DEN ME AD'S, fm Boston ft of Elliott DIGGS BROS', ft of Butaw DONNELL'S, ft of Fell, west side DRY DOCK, ft of Fort av DUGAN'S, f m 611 E Pratt DUNNINGTON'S, ft of Hughes ELLICOTT'S, ft of West, south side of Basin ELLIS', fm Boston ft oi Concord EVANS, near ft of York EVANS & DAY'S, fm Boston near Patuxent FAIT & WINEBRENNER'S, fra Aliceanna near Boston FARREN'S. f m Boston ft of Concord FENHAGEN'S, fm Aliceanna near Washing-ton FISH AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE, ft of Wolfe FOLEY'S, ft of Eleventh av. Canton FOOTE'S, fm Boston ft of Gwynne FREDERICK'S ICE WHARF, ft of Covington FREDERICK STREET DOCK, ft of J-rederick FREEMAN & SHAW'S, fm Boston near Bridge GIBBS PRESERVING CO'S. fm Boston ft of Burke GIBSON'S, fm 948 Fell GRAFFLIN'S, ft of Tenth av. Canton HAMILTON'S, ft of Decatur, Locust Point HANOVER STREET WHARF, ft of Hanover HEMINGWAY & CO'S, ft of West HENDERSON'S, fm near ft of Fell Mm Doing ANY NETVSPAPEK ADVEKTISINC GET AN ESTIMATE FKOM THi NATIONAI. ADVERTISING BU. R*:AU, N W cor Balto & North. 13T DATA DQP ft 1 SUPERLATIVE PATEST— THE riil Ar OOU I PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. HOOPER'S., ft of Wolfe HORN'S, fra Boston to Aliceanna HORNER'S, ft of Webster, Locust Point HUGHES QUAY, intersection of Light and Lee JACKSON'S, iN C R R) fm 1413 Thames JENKINS', fm Philpot west of Thames JOHNSON'S, near ft of Ludlow, Locust Point KEAGLE & GEUDER'S, Middle Branch, near Fort McHenry KERR'S, ft of Wills KRAFT'S, near ft of Cross LANFAIR'S, ft of Broadway LANGRALL'S, fm Aliceanna near Chester LAZARETTO POINT, ft Clinton. Canton LEE STREET WHARF, fra Light at ft of Lee LIGHT STREET WHARVES. Light fm Pratt to Lee Piers 1 to 3 bet Pratt and Camden Piers 4 to 7 bet Camden and Conway Piers 8 to 10 bet Conway and Barre Piei-s 11 to 18 bet Barre and Lee LONG DOCK, ft Centre Market Space LUDDINGTON'S, ft of Thames MAGNE & CHIPMAN'S, ft of Luzerne, Canton MALLORY'S, [E B & Co), ft of Lancaster and Thames MALTBY'S, West Falls av and Block MARYLAND FERTILIZING CO'S, ft of Tenth av, Canton MARINE RAILWAY, ft Point McCLURE'S DOCK, bet Commerce and South McCOMAS', ft of York and Johnson McCULLOUGH'S, ft of Howard McELDERRl'''S. east side of Long Dock McGRATH'S, ft of Patapsco, Canton McMURRAY'S, ftof Cross ,^ ^^ MERCHANTS & MINERS' TRANSP'T CO'S, ft McElderry's Wf MILLER BROTHERS & CO'S, ft of Thames MILLER (Chas & Co's) fm Boston ft of Leakln MOORE & BRADY"S, ft of Montgomery MURRAY, JAMES & SON'S, ft of York NICOL'S, fm Aliceanna near Boston NORFOLK STEAMBOAT CO'S, ft Concord; also ft of Patuxent NCR ELEVATOR, ft of Sixth av. Canton NCR STEAMSHIP PIER, ft of Eighth av. Canton NCR CO'S. ft of Patterson; ft of Bond, and Piers 1,2 and 3 Clin- ton near Seventh av NUMSON & SON'S, near ft of West OBER'S ft of Hull. Locust Point f O'DONNELL'S. fm 603 E Pratt PATAPSCO GUANO CO'S. fm Philpot east of Point PATTERSON'S, ft of Burke and ft of Patterson PATTERSON'S (N C R) ft of Commerce and Patterson PEARSON'S, ft of Webster, south side of Basin PHOENIX, east of Winan's Cove, Middle Branch P W & B R R CO'S, ft of Patuxent, Canton PLATT & CO'S, ft of Boyle, south side of Basin POTOMAC PIERS. 11 and 13, Locust Point PRATT & CALLOW'S, ft of Covington and ft Towson. L P Advertising} 13» IS NOT ONLY A BUSINKSS PROBLK31 but a Science Understood by The Na« tional Advertising Bureau, N W Co| Baltimore and North Street*, C. A. Gambrill } MANUFACTURING COMPANY No. 214 Commerce Street. PRATT STREET WHARF, Pratt fm Light to Rowley s Wharf RAMSAY'S, ft of Allen, Locust Point RANSTEAD'S, ft of Rush REEDER'S, ft of Johnson REE HERS & CD'S, ft of Cross REESE'S, near ft of Ludlow, Locust Point RIEMAN'S, ft of Jones, Locust Point ROANOKE, NORFOLK & RALTO S S GO'S, opp 223 Smith's Wf ROMAN'S, ft of Hull, Locust Point ROSS', ft of Haubert, Locust Point ROWE'S, fm Boston ft of Gwynne SCHOENBERG & UO'S, ft of Wolfe SCREW DOCK, from UVS Thames SHAW BROS', ft of Jones, Locust Point SHRYOCK'S, Philpot, Thames and Caroline SKINNER'S, ft of Cross SLINGLUFF'S, ft of Winder SMITH'S, ft of Gay, east side SOUTH STREET WHARF, ft of South SPEAR'S, fm 419 E Pratt SPEDDEN'S, ft|of Broadway STABLER'S ft of William STANSBURY'S, fm Aliceanna near Boston STEWART'S, fm Fell near ft of Ann STICKNEY'S, Lazaretto Poim, Canton SWANN'S, f m corner of Fell and Wolfe SYMINGTON & BRO'S, ft of Andre, Middle Branch TAYLOR'S, fm Block east of the drawbridge TAYLOR'S (Wra), fm Aliceanna near Boston TERRY, LARA & CO'S, ft of Ann THOMPSON'S, f m Aliceanna near Chester TUNIS LUMBER CO'S WHARF, ft of Binney, Canton TYLER'S, fm Boston ft Luzerne TYSON'S, ft of Eighth av. Canton UNION DOCK, ft of Concord WAGNER'S, ft of Concord. Canton WALTERS' DISTILLERY, ft of Fourth av. Canton WARD'S, ft of Fourth av. Canton WATER'S, Northeast corner of Fell and Wolfe WELLENER'S. fm 1317 Phiipot WI LLING, HUNT & CO'S, fm Boston ft of Gwvnne WILLS STREET WHARF, ft of Wills WINAN'S, ft of Covington and ft of Kelso AVOODALL &COS SHIP YARD, ft of Allen WOODSIDE & GRIFFITH'S, south side of Basin YOUNG, J S & CO'S, ft of Patapsco Canton ZELL & CO'S, ft of Lawrence, Locust Point IF yoo } ^WAUT A BOOM IN BUSINESS, ADVER. TISE JUDICIOUST^Y. HOW TO BO IT TOLD BY THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BU- REAU, N Yf Cor Baltimore and North Sts. Tk6 National Afivertlsing Barean \ .^Ji^s f^t^^ Branch of Business, having the Services of one of th« fllost J!.xperieuc«d Advertisini^ Writers in the Country, 139 PUT A PQfAl SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE f AliirODU I PREMIER FLOUR Of AMERICA. DIRKCTORY —OF— Leading Business Houses. ACADEMIES AND SEMINARIES. NOTBP DAMF °^ Maryland, Embia Postoffice, Baltimore ADVERTISING AGENTS. THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, ''SfS^'Jfre streets. The only establishment in Baltimore or the South transacting a general and entirely reliable advertising business ADJUSTERS OF AVERAGES (FIRE). BENNETT RUFUS, 413 Second st DEMING J C, 313 Second st AGENTS— ADVERTISING, THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, N W corner Baltimore and North sts, prepare and insert advertisements In all newspapers and magazines at the lowest possible rates AGENTS— FORWARDING AND COLLECTING. SHALLUS FRANK H, 55 S Gay st AGENTS— LAW AND COLLECTION. SELDEN & COMPANY, Baltimore and Charles Sts. SELDEN R D, manager Selden & Company's Law and Col- lection Agency, 1 N Charles st QIIDTVCD BXDTTPTT J?r TA Bank of Baltimore Build- Onnlll!jn, DAnlLCill a lU, ing. Balto and st Paul sts THOM H R MAYO & CO. Charles and Saratoga sts APOTHECARIES. BLANET F M, S E corner Pratt and Gilmor sts BRACK CHARLES E. N W corner Ensor and Forrest sts KAHN & CO, 908 Madison av KAHN MOSES S, Fayette corner Poppleton st KAHN M S & CO, Lexington corner Liberty st MOORE & COPPER, 2U W Lexington st SMITH J CHARLES (Hancock Pharmacy). Balto st and Bdway ll^yUDTTQUBQ (. Will Save Time and Money by Doing Av I ElAi lljElIllJ f Business Through the National Adver tising Bureau, Northwest Corner of Baltimore andNortk Streets, Baltimore, Md. 140 r A firinibnll ^ ™*'''^^*'^™'^'^^ company No. 214 Commerce Street. AMiVllINITION. ALFOKD A G & CO. 235 E Baltimore st. ARCHITECTS. BALDWIN & PENNINGTON, 44 South st ATTORNEYS AT I. AW. ANDERSON W H H, 14 E Lexington st BENZINGEK & CALDWELL, Bank of Baltimore Building DUVALL THOMAS W R, Charles and Saratoga sts GARITEE CHxlRLES E, 112 E Fayette St. HILL CHARLES E. 1« E Lexington st HANSON MURRAY, S W corner St Paul and Fayette sts HOUSEMAN M H, 9 St Paul st MANN & CO, 303 E Baltimore st MULLIN MICHAEL A, 23 E Lexington st PRICE & STEUART, 313 E German st POE CHARLES, 1 N Charles st SAVAGE & TAYLOR, 106 E Saratoga st SELDEN ROLLING, Baltimore and Charles sts STEELE, SEMMES & CAREY, Bank of Baltimore Building STIRLING ARCHIBALD, 300 N Calvert st TAYLOR WINFIELD J, 9 St Paul st AUCTIONEERS. GROTJAN, MITCHELL & CO, 23 Hopkins pi MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, 32 and 34 S Charles SOPER EDWARD & CO, 48 S Charles st BAGGAGE EXPRESS. GEIGAN & CO, 205 E Baltimore st BAG FACTORY, GRAFFLIN JOHN C CO (THE), 2U9 South st BAKING POWDER MANUFACTURERS. PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER CO, 13 to 19 Balderston st SMITH, HOPEL & CO, 335 and 343 McElderry's wharf BAKING POTik^DERS. PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER, 13 to 19 Balderston st ROLAN BAKING POWDER, 335 and 343 McElderry's whf BAKERS' SUPPLIES. BATORL I & CO, 123 and 134 S Howard BANKERS. BROWN & LOWNDES, 308 E German st FISHER & SHAW, 4 S Calvert st KUMMER & BECKER, 33 South st MIDDENDORF. OLIVER & CO, 313 E German st WHITRIDGE JOHN A, 345 E German st WINCHESTER WM, 306 Second st WANT A BOOM IN BUSINESS. ADVER- TISE JUDICIOUSI.Y. HOW TO DO IT TOLD BY THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BU« REAU, N W^ Cor Baltimore and North Sts. 141 ipyoo} D 11 T R DQf C\ \ SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE f it lArOVJU I PREMIER FLODR OF AMERICA. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. LANG J J & CO, 424 W Pratt st BASE BALL GOODS. ALFORD A G & CO. 235 E Baltimore st BED AND BEDDING. WEEMS JOHN C & BRO, 331 N Howard st BICYCLES. ^ BALTIMORE BICYCLE CO (THE), Safety Bicycles, 116 N Howard st BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO (THE), 106 E Baltimore st GUSHING & COMPANY, 34 W Baltimore st DULANY W J C & CO, 3 E Baltimore st, GLASS D W & CO, 12 W Baltimore st MEDAIRY J H & CO, 5 N Howard st BOILER CLEANSING COMPOUND. LORD HENRY W, 204 Hanover st BOILER WORKS. BASSHOR THOMAS C & CO. 28 Light st FROEHLICH JOHN C, Point and Philpot sts BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. BALTIMORE NEWS COMPANY (THE), Sun Building BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO (THE), 106 E Baltimore st CURLANDER M, 208 N Calvert st GUSHING & CO, 34 W Baltimore st DIEK H W & CO, 104 W Baltimore st DULANY WM J C & CO, 8 E Baltimore st GLASS D W & CO, 12 W Baltimore st HARRISON W E C. 224 E Baltimore st LOBE M I & CO, 13 W Baltimore st LYCETT THOMAS E & CO. 311 N Charles st MEDAIRY J H & CO, 5 N Howard st METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, 118 E Baltimore st PIPPEN WM V,327 N Charles st SMIPH JACOB, 837 N Howard st WHARTON. BARRON & CO, 10 E Fayette WILSON J EDGAR & CO, St Paul and Fayette sts BOOT & SHOE JOBBERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS. STEVENSON, ALEXANDER & CATOR, 41 Hopkins pi YOUNG, CREIGHTON & DIGGS, 21 Hopkins pi BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. STASSFORT D H, 116 E Fayette st IS NOT ONLY A BUSINESS PROBLElM it a Science Understood by The Nar tional AdTertisims Bureau, N W Col _^ Baltimore aa«l North Streets. 14» MvertisinE}^^' C A Gambrill ^ "'*'*"f ^ct"^'*"^ company Ho. 214 Commerce Street. BOTTLING WORKS. AVON BOTTLING CO (THE), George L Wampler, manager, KM S Howard st HEINZEllLTNG & LEONARD, 318 and 220 W Conway at ORIENT BOTTLING COMPANY, Third and Eastern av BREWERS. BAUERNSCHMIDT JOHN JR. 1707 W Pratt st BREHM GEORGE, Brehm's lane near Belair av VOKDERHORST J H & SON, '^^S^Xr"''' """"• "" WEISSNER JOHN F, 1702 N Gay st BRICK MAKERS. MARYLAND BRICK CO (THE), George M Bokee. president, N W corner Calvert and Fayette sts BRISTLE MANUFACTURERS. WILKENS WM & CO, 310 W Pratt st BROKERS— MERCHANDISE. COTTMAH J H & CO, 3 Exchange pi BROKERS— NOTE, STOCK AND EXCHANGE. LEWIS, FRITZ & CO, 6 South st WINCHESTER WILLIAM, 306 Second st BUSINESS COLLEGE. BARNETT C E, 111 W Franklin st CANDY MANUFACTURERS. CLARKE & JONES, 17 Light st CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. FERGUSON WM & BRO, 209 Clay st MARSHALL JOHN E & SON, Chamber of Commerce CARPETS. ROHLEDER J F, 1034 Light st CARPET MANUFACTURERS. SCHULTZ & BROTHER, 215 W German st CHEMICALS. BAKER R J & CO. 40 S Charles st CLOTWORTHY^ CHEMICAL CO, 13 and 19 Balderston st CHEMICAL SCOURER. FISHER EMIL, 216 W Fayette st CHURCH ORGANS. ROOSEVELT FRAMK, 668 W German st. Inserted at Lowest Prices and ii best manner by The National Advertising Bureau, N W Cor Oi Baltintore and North Streets. 143 Mvertisements / DUTRDQfAl SUPERLATIVE PATENT— TIE rAlAroiiU [ premier flour of America. CIDKK. ELMER LEWIS & SONS, 117 South st CIGAK BOX MANUFACTUKEK. FISHER J HENRY. 89 and 41 E Lee st CIGAK MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS. NEUDECKER L H, 701 Lombard cor Ceutre Ma,':^,«t,jf P^^fbe^tv TEMPLE! AH BROTHERS, '^l^SHowa.d and .8. Liberty CLOCKS AND BRONZES. BEALMEAR H. 25 S Charles st CLOTHIERS. MABLEY & CAREW, 33 E Baltimore st OEHM'S ACME HALL, 5 and 7 W Baltimore st COAL MINERS AND SHIPPERS. CDMBERLAP COAL CO (THE), 213 E German st DAVIS COAL AND COKE CO, 213 E German st W VA CEIITRAL & PITTSBURGH RAILWAY COM Y, ' 213 E German st ^^^^^^^ ^^d WOOD. BROOKS WILLIAM, 918 N G^y st McCULLOUGH GEORGE S, Park av and layette st ST A BLE R E .J R .V. CO, 7 South st WALLACE JAMES F, 1230 Ridgely st COFFEE IMPORTERS. HOFFM \N WEE & CO. S W corner Gay and Lombard sts LEVERING E & CO, 102 Commerce st COMMISSION MERCHANTS. GILL & FISHER, 20 Chamber of Commerce GROT.TAN. MITCHELL & CO, 33 Hopkins pi T ATTTS HENRY cV CO. 227 E German st MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, 32 and 34 S Charles SOBER EDWARD & CO, 48 S Charles st COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. HANSON >TURRAY, S W corner St Paul and Fayette sts JENKINS CLAUDE J, 1 N Charles st COTTON MILLS. DRUID MILLS MANUFACTURING CO, 7 S Gay st LAUREL MILLS (THE),jrVV Germanst To Secufe TBE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS FROM Newspaper Advertising, Consult Till National AdTertlsing Bureau, N.W. co» BaltlBetore »»d Nortk Streets. 144 r. & nflTTlhT'illlMANUFACTURIHG COMPANY VJ. A. uamuilll j- no^ 21 J commerce Street. MOUNT VERNON CO, Rlcliarfl Cromwell, President, 203 E Lombard st CURLED HAIK MANUFACTURERS. WILKENS WM & CO. 310 W Pratt st CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER. SHADLUS FRANK H, 55 S Gay st CUSTOM SHIRT MAKERS. LeFRANCE LOUIS, 39 S Liberty st CUTLERY, ALFORD A G & CO, 335 E Baltimore st DENTISTS. COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, S C Pennington, 337 N Charles st HOOPES DR WM H, 308 N Eutaw st WILLIAMS, J J, 337 N Charles DENTISTS' SUPPLIES. • HART JAMES, 111 N Cliarles (Up Stairs) DISTILLERS. MELVALE DISTILLING COMPANY, 504 E Lombard st DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. HEISE, BRUNS & CO, corner Caroline st and Canton av MILLER J T & CO, Fremont corner Pratt st WATKINS FRANK D & CO, 409 W Pratt st DREDGING COMPANIES. BALTIMORE DREDGING CO, Wra T Key, manager, office 307 Neal Building, S W corner Baltimore and Holliday sts DRESS SHIELDS. BRIHKMANN, A H & CO, Mnfrt Fedora Dress Sliields, 41 Sotttli Liberty Street DRUGGISTS— WHOLESALE. LILLY, ROGERS & CO, 108 E Baltimore st DRY GOODS— COMMISSION. CAREY, BAYNE & SMITH, 17 W. German st GROTJAN, MITCHELL & CO. 33 Hopkins pi WITMER E F & CO, 16 Hanover st STRAUSS BROTHERS, 43 and 45 Hopkins pi DUMB WAITERS. BATES JAMES, President and Pratt sts NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING \ ?^,'fH%*'?S>]rc\V.a'^£?, and Eflfectually. Send Your Orders lo The National Ad vertising: Bureau, N W cor Baltiuoiore and Nortli Streets. 145 PATAPSCO } SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. DYKK8 AND SCOUKEKS. FISHER EMIL, 216 W Fayette st LINCK FRED G, 305 E Fayette ELKCTKIC LIGHT COMPANIES. BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT CO (THE), H C Tudor, secretary aud treasurer, Neal Building-, S W cor Balto and Holliday sts ELECTKOTYPEKS. , RYAN JOHN CO (THE), Frederick and Second sts ELEA ATOKS. BATES JAMES, President and Pratt sts enginep:ks— CIVIL and mining. MARTENET SIMON J, 208 E Lexington SMITH FREDERICK H, 227 E German st ENGINEERS— MECHANICAL,. DIFFENDERFFER J K E, 217 N Calvert st • ENGRAVERS. HARRISON ENGRAVING COMPANY, Holliday and Second ENGRAVERS— PHOTO. SOUTHERN ENGRAVING CO, N W cor Balto and Charles FELT MANUFACTURERS. DRUID FELT CO, 7 S Gay st FELT ROOFING MANUFACTURERS. DRUID FELT CO, 7 S Gay st FERRY COMPANIES. BROADWAY AND LOCUST POINT, foot of Broadway FERTILIZERS. CHESAPEAKE GUANO CO (THE), J I ffllDDLETON, Vice-President, 21 Post Office Avenue BAKER R J & CO, 40 S Charles st REESE JOHN S & CO. lU South st WARING MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 44 South st FISHING TACKLE. JOHNSON J S & CO, 119 and 121 South st FLOUR DEALERS, GAMBRILL C A MANUFACTURING CO, 214 Commerce st FLOUR MILLS. GAMBRILL C A MANI^FACTMRING CO, 214 Commerce st THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS FROM Newspaper Advertisini;-, Consult Th« National Advertising Bureau, N.W. cor lialtiiuove and North Streets. 146 To Secufe C A Gambrill "^ *'*''"''*^™^^''^ company No. 214 Commerce Street. I-IIKNCH CANJNKl) <;()OI>8. GOIJRNAY DE P F, 33 S Gay st FKKNCH WI^iES. GO URN AY DB P F. a3 S Gay st FUKNITUKE DEAI^ERS. ROHLEDER J F, 1034 Light st GEOLOGIST. SMITH FREDERICK H, 327 E German st GRAIN -COMMISSIOM. GILL & FISHER, 20 Chamber of Commerce GRAIN RECEIVERS AND SHIPPERS. GILL & FISHER, 20 Chamber of Commerce GROCERS— WHOLESALE. EGERTON SAMUEL E & 00,1306 Water st FOLEY D J & CO, 301 and 303 E Pratt st GUANO. CHESAPEAKE GUAHO CO 21 Post Office Av REESE JOHN S & CO, 10 South st WARING MANUFACTURING CO, 44 South st GUNS ANI> PISTOLS. ALFORD A G & CO, 235 E Baltimore st GYMNASIUM. ROWLAND H W, 216 N Charles st HALLS. MILBODRNE'S, 6 Norm Street HAND ELEVATORS. BATES JAMES. President and Pratt sts HARD WOOD AND 3IAHOGANY. BEW & CO, 227 E German st BRENAN P E. Howard and West sts CROSS WILLIAM S. 405 E Falls av HARNESS AND SADDLERY. EMMONS GEORGE, 1228 Maryland av HATS AND CAPS. MABLEY & CAREW, 33 E Baltimore st OEHM'S ACME HALL, 5 and 7 W Baltimore st The National Advertising Bureau f ^^l\% tol-TviJy" Branch of BnsLaess, having the SerTice* of one of th« Most Experienced Advertising Writers in the Country, 147 PATAPSCO } SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. HOMINY MILLS. BALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY MILLS. 335 to 343 McElderry's whf HOTKLS. ALBION HOTEL, Cathedral and Read sts ALTAMONT HOTEL, Eutaw pi and Lanvale st HOUSEHOLD GOODS. RITTERHOPF E, 1157, 1159, 1161 E Baltimore st HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS. BATES JAMES, President and Pratt sts INSURANCE AGENTS. BALDWIN L H, 8 Postoffice av CLARK D A, 331 and 233 E Baltimore st DUVALL & DUVALL, i]04 Second st HALL G W S, 413 Second st JACOBS J E, 8 South st KEIGHLER & KRAFT, 401 Second st L'ALLEMAND CHARLES, 407 E Baltimore st LAWFORD & McKIM,23S Holliday st MEIGS H B, Bank of Baltimore Building NICHOLSON, COLE & CO, Room 318 Neal Building RICHARDSON GEORGE I, 315 E German st WALKER & TAYLOR, 337 E German st. WARFIELD R EMORY, 15 South st INSURANCE— ACCIDENT. FIDELITY AND CASUALTY OF N Y. 304 Second st INSURANCE COMPANIES— BOILER. HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INS CO, 23 S Holliday st INSURANCE— BOND AND GUARANTEE. FIDELITY AND CASUALTY OF N Y, 304 Second st INSURANCE COMPANIES— FIRE. AGRICULTTRAL INS CO OF N Y, 331 and 333 E Baltimore st ^TNA INS CO OF HARTFORD. S E cor Second and Holliday AMERICAN INS CO OF NEWARK, N J, 231 and 333 E Balto st COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO OF LONDON. S E corner Holliday and Second sts FIREMEN'S INS CO OF BALTIMORE, South and Second sts GERMANIA FIRE INS CO OF N Y, 407 E Baltimore st GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO OF LONDON, S E cor Holliday and Second sts HOWARD FIRE INS CO OF BALTO, N W corner South and Water sts HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS CO OF GERMANY, S E corner Holliday and Second sts HOME FIRE INS CO OF BALTIMORE, 10 South st Adveitisemeots Prepared and Arranged in the Most Attractive Forms by Th« National AdTertising: Bureau, Baltimore and Nortb Streets. 148 CiGambrlU} MANUFACTDRIHG COMPANY Ho. 211 Commerce Street. KATIOHAL HOME INSURANCE CO, Wm C Jenness, President, Home Office N W C Holllday & Second ROYAL OF LIVERPOOL, ENG, R Emory Warfield, General Agent, 15 South st QUEEN INS CO OF LIVERPOOL, S E corner Holliday and Second sts SPRINGFIELD F & M INS CO OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS, S E corner Holliday and Second sts INSURANCE COMPANIES— IvIFE. ^TNA OF HARTFORD, Bank of Baltimore Building- MUTUAL LIFE INS CO OF BALTO, 2 S Holliday st NEW YORK LIFE INS CO, 215 E German st and 8 South st PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST CO OP PHILADELPHIA, 227 E German st WASHINGTON LIFE INS CO (THE) OF N Y. 8 Postoffice av JEAVEI.EKS' AND AVATCH3IAKEKS' TOOLS AND SUPPLIES. BEALMEAR H, 25 S Charles st JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS. BEALMEAR H, 25 S Charles st DANIEL M, 2 W Baltimore st KINDLING AVOOD. McCULLOUGH GEORGE S, Park av and Payette st STABLER E JR & CO, 7 South st LARD. CASSARD G & SON, 519 to 525 W Baltimore st LARD OIL. CASSARD G & SON, 519 to 525 W Baltimore st LAW BOOK PUBLISHERS. CORIANDER MARTIN, tt^^^r'i^V'''tS?6^l'^^; 30« N CALVERT, RESIDENCE 3007 EUTAW PLACE SCRIMGER HAROLD B, l-.TEX'^?.'e'7t,T'li^8"i"i,tSi;: goniery st LEAD PIPE. ROBERTSON JAMES & CO, 17 S Charles and 827 S Howard St LEAF TOBACCO. BOYD WILLIAM A & CO, 35 South st LAUTS HENRY & CO, 227 E German st NEUDECKER L H. 701 Lombard cor Centre Market Space THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, \Tit^VnT North, The only Establishment in Raltimore or the South TransactiMg a General and Reliable Advertisins Business. 140 PJTSPQrftl SUPEKl ATIYE PATENT— THE fiiliirOUU ] PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. LEATHER AND HARNESS. I EMMONS GEORGE, 1228 Maryland av ^ LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS. MUSGRAVE JAMES & SON. 414 and 416 N Front st ODEND'HAL SEBASTIAN, 223 W Fayette LIBRARY. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. M L Dudley, prop'r, 415 Second st ^ LlGNUM-VIT.i!: WOOD. MITCHELL EDWARD E, Hughes corner Covington EIVERY AND SALES STABLES. GEIGAN & CO, 205 E Baltimore st HALL N HARRY, 309 W Saratbgra st LIVE STOCK. RUNKEL BROTHERS & CO, 2005 W Pratt st WILHELM S & CO, 2005 W Pratt st LUMBER DEALERS. BRENAN P E, Howard and West sts CROSS WILLIAM S. 405 East Falls av HEISE, BRUNS & CO, 600 S Caroline st MYOHL & LIT KEN. 212 West Falls a v WALKER & MYERS, 209 Smith's wharf WATKINS FRAMK D & CO, 409 E Pratt st MACHINISTS. BASSHOR THOMAS C & CO, 28 Light st FROELICH JOHN C & CO, Point and Philpot sts MAPS AND PLATS. DIFFENDERFFER J K E, 217 N Calvert st MARBLE WORKS. BEVAN & SONS, 227 W Saratoga st SISSON HUGH & SONS, 210 E Baltimore st MASSAGE TREATMENT. ROWLAND H W, 216 N Charles st MAST HOOPS. MITCHELL EDWARD E. Hughes corner Covington MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. SLOAN E T J & CO, Pratt st and Spear's wharf MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMEN. DIFFENDERFFER J K E, 217 N Calvert st Mvertisements Prepared and Arranged in tke Most Attr:v<-,tive Forms by The Nwtii»?ii'i Ail\ f itisiii jj Bureau, Baitiuuore ami Nortb Streets. 150 C. A. Gambrill } MANDFACTURIHG COMPANY No. 214 Commerce Street. IVIKN'S 1 IKNISHINGS. MABLEY & CAREW, 33 E Baltimore st OEPIM'S ACME HALL, 5 and 7 W Baltimore st MLSICAl, INSTKIIIVIKNTS. EISENBRANDT H R & SONS, 424 E Baltimore st MUSICAI. MEKCHANDISK. EISENRRANDT H R & SONS, 424 E Baltimore st NAUTICAL INSTUMENTS. SLOANE T J & CO, Pratt st and Spear's wharf NEWS DEALERS. BALTIMORE NEWS COMPANY (THE), Sun Buildinff HARRISON W E C & SONS, 224 E Baltimore st NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS prepared and inserted at lowest rates in Newspapers, Magazines, Reviews, Trade Journals and every class of Periodicals in the United States or Foreign Countries by the National Advertising- Bureau, N W corner Baltimore and North streets. Baltimore, Md NETTING AND GILLING THREADS. JOHNSON J S & CO, 119 and 121 South st OBSERVATORIES. MARINE OBSERVATORY, M L Dudley, proper, Federal Hill Park OILS. AMBROLEO LUBRICANT CO, (see page 63) ROBINSON IM C & SON, 217 South st ORGANS. KNABE WILLIAM & CO, 22 and 24 E Baltimore st ORNAMENTAL GLASS MANUFACTURERS. SEIM HENRY & CO, S W corner Howard and Fayette sta PACKET LINES. BALTIMORE AND JACKSONVILLE PACKET LINE, sailing vessels, 108 S Gay st PAPER HANGERS. NORRIS FRANK B & BRO, 824 and 826 E Baltimore st PATENT SOLICITORS. MANN & CO, 303 E Baltimore st PRICE & STEUART, 213 E German st PATENT AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. BLANEY F M & CO, S E corner Pratt and Gilmor sts THE NATIONAL ADVERTISING BUREAU, \7uoI':T North, The only Establishment in Ralliniore or th« South Tr^ns^ctin^ a G^uer^l and Reliable Advertising Knsineais 151 DATA DQPn 1 SUPERLATIVE PATEKT— THE ri iiiiroim | premier flour of America. PEAKL HOMINY, BALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY MILLS, 335 to 343 McElderry's wbarf PENSION AND CLAIM AGENTS. GARITEE CHARLES E, 112 E Fayette st PHOTO-ENGRAVING. SOUTHERN ENGRAVING CO, N W cor Balto and Charles sts PHOTOGRAPHERS. BUSEY N H. 112 N Charles st CUMMINS JAMES, 106 N Charles st PHYSICIANS. BENSON C W. 621 N Howard st. DR C W BENSON, SPECIALIST IN THE TREAT- MENT OF SKIN AND NERVOUS DISEASES. ELEC- TRIC BATHS AND ELECTRICITY USED IN ANY FORM DESIRED, SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS AND ALL BLEMISHES PERMANENTLY REMOVED PIANO MANUFACTURERS. KSABE WM & CO, 22 and 24 E Baltimore st PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES. ROBERTSOK JAMES & CO, 17 S Chrles st PORCELAIN FILLING FOR TEETH. HOOPES DR WM H, 308 N Entaw st PORK PACKERS. CASSARD G & SON, 519 to 525 W Baltimore st POAVDER. HAZARD POWDER CO, D J FOLEY & CO, Agents, 301 and 303 E Pratt st PRINTERS. BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO (THE), 106 E Baltimore st CUSHING & CO, 34 W Baltimore st DIEK H W & CO, 104 W Baltimore st DULANY WM J C & CO, 8 E Baltimore st GLASS D W & CO, 12 W Baltimore st LOBE M I & CO. 13 W Baltimore st LYCETT THOMAS E & CO. 311 N Charles st MEDAIRY J H & CO, 5 N Howard st linUI?tJTTQI?r)Q ' Will Save Time and Money by Doing AJU 1 Dill lOEinO f Business Through the National Adver. tising Bureau, Northwest Corner of Baltimore andNortli Streets, Baltimore, Md. 15 'J C A Gainbrill ^ "i*''"'^*^™™'^ company No. 214 Commerce Street. WHARTON, IJAKRON & CO, 10 E Fayette st WILSON J EDGAR & CO, Fayette and St Paul sts PRINTING PRESSES. DORMAN J F W & CO. 217 E German st RYAN JOHN CO (THE), Second and Frederick sts PROVISIONS— WHOLESALE. CASSARD G & SON. 519 to 5:^5 W Baltimore st PUBLISHERS. BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO (THE), 106 E Baltimore st GUSHING & CO, 34 W Baltimore st DIEK H W & CO, 104 W Baltimore st DULANY WM J C & CO, 8 E Baltimore st LOBE M I & CO, 13 W Baltijnore st LYCETT THOMAS E & CO, 311 N Charles st ME DAIRY J H & CO, 5 N HoAvard st METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, 118 E Baltimore st PIPPEN W V, 327 N Charles st WHARTON, BARRON & CO, 10 E Favette st WILSON J EDGAR & CO, Fayette and St Paul sts PUBLISHERS— LAW BOOKS. CURLANDER M, 208 N Calvert st SCRIMGER HAROLD B, 126 E Fayette st PUDDING PREPARATIONS. FRUIT PUDINE CO, 13 to 19 Balderston st PUMPS. MARYLAND STEAM BLOCK AND PUMP WORKS, Hughes corner Covington st PROGRESS ENGINE AND MACHINE WORKS, 110 N Liberty REAL ESTATE AGENTS. FLACK JAMES W JR, 12 St Paul st GLENN JOHN & CO, 12 St Paul st GORTER A L & CO, 301 N Charles st HALL G W S, 413 Second st KEY EDWARD, Bank of Baltimore Building MORROW JAMES S, 126 E Fayette st SARGEANT & TINGES, 17 E Lexington st TURNBULL H C. 5 E Lexington st WOODS HIRAM & CO, 18 E Lexington st RESTAURANTS. WAGNER J & B L, 12 and 14 E Pratt st ROOFING MATERIALS. DRUID FELT COMPANY, 7 S Gay st MORGAN H F & CO, 20 E Lexington st ADVERTISING IS THE ONLY WAl of Re9,cliing the Public Thoroughly and Effectually. Send Your Orders to The National Adrertising Bureau. 153 PSTSPQrni SUPERLATIVE PATENT— THE r Al ArOUU I PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. KOOFEKS' SI.ATE. MORGAN H F & CO, 20 B Lexington st RUBBER GOOI>S. TILLINGHAST RUBBER CO, 25 W Baltimore st RUBBER STAMPS. BAUMGARTEN WM, 313 E Fayette st DOR MAN JOHN F W & CO, 217 E German st SAFES. MILLER SAFE AND IRON WORKS (THE), LUKE H MILLER, 24 W Baltimore st SALOONS. CLOT WORTHY E F. 18 North st LOUIS THOMAS F, 4 St Paul st OTTO CHRIS, 9 W Pratt st SELF-RAISING BUCKWHEAT. ROLAN SELF-RAISING BUCKWHEAT, 335 to 343 McElderry's wharf (see pag-e 3ti) SHEET LEAD. ROBERTSON JAMES & CO, 17 S Charles and 827 S Howard St SHINGLES. WALKER & MYERS, 209 Smith's wharf SHIPPING MERCHANTS. KREMELBERG, J D & CO, 105 E German LA UTS HENRY S & CO, HI E German st SHIRT MANUFACTURERS, OEHM'S ACME HALL, 5 and 7 W Baltimore st SHOT MANUFACTURERS. ROBERTSON JAMES & CO, 17 S Charles and 827 S Howard St SIGN PAINTERS. JORY k CO, Baltimore st corner Light TO SECURE THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS J FROM News- paper AdTertising:« i^onsult The National AdVertisias BHrean, N W cor Baltimore and North Streets* 154 r A nQmhrilUMAHUFACTDRIBG COMPANY Vl. ii. UaiUUllll r Nn 9U r.Ammfirpp. ^ivot^i No. 214 Commerce Street. SILVKK ANI> GOLD PLATKKS. MONUMENTAL PLATING WORKS, W F Focke, proprietor, 105 Hanover st SPORTING GOODS. ALFORD A G & CO, 225 E Baltimore st STAMPING. SCOTT JAMES L, 118 N Greene st STATIONKRS. DIEK H W & CO, 104 W Baltimore st GLASS D W & CO, 13 W Raltimore st STEAMSHIPS. MERCHANTS AND MINERS' TRANS CO, foot of Long Dock STEAM ELEVATORS. BATES JAMES, President and Pratt sts STENCIL CUTTERS. BAUMGARTEN WM, 213 E Fayette st DORMAN J F W, 217 E German st STEEL STAMPS. BAUMGARTEN WM, 313 E Fayette st DORMAN JOHN F W, 317 E German st STENOGRAPHERS. BARNES MRS N R, 9 E Lexington st STEREOTYPING. HARRISON ENGRAVING CO, corner Holliday and Second sts STORAGE WAREHOUSES. GRAHAM GEORGE B, Park av and Dolphin sts, and N E cor Lombard and Concord sts STOVES, ETC. HUBBARD ALVA & CO, H5 N Howard st LIEBRANDT, McDOWELL STOVE CO (THE), 22 S Charles st RITTERHOFF E, 1157, 1159, 1161 E Baltimore st SULPHURIC ACID. WARING MANUFACTURING CO, 44 South st INFORMATION RESPECTING NEWSPAPER Advertisiii.sj Furnishol F;er>i hy Tho NafciosiiJ Advertising Bureaa, Nortiawfst Corner Baltimore and North Streets, Baltimore, Md. 155 D ]l T ]l DQPn 1 SUPERLATIVE PATEST— THE rAlArJljU [PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. SUKGICAI. AND DKNTAL INSTRUMENTS. NEUHAUS CHARLES, 506 N Eutaw st SURVEYORS. MARTENET SIMON J, 208 E Lexington SURVEYORS' INSTRUMENTS, SLOAN E T J & CO, Pratt st and Spear's wharf TACKLE BI.OCKS, MARYLAND STEAM BLOCK AND PUMP WORKS, Hughe corner Covington sts TAILORS— MERCHANT. BELT C T & CO, 204 W Fayette st DOWNES & JENNINGS, 313 E Baltimore st HINDS WM S & SON, 6 W Fayette st SCOTT WM AMOS, 328 N Eutaw st TIMBER. BEW & CO, 327 E German st .CROSS WM S, 409 East Falls av TIN PLATE IMPORTERS AND DEALERS. PARKER E L & CO, 201 and 203 S Charles st TINWARE. RITTERHOFF E, 1157, 1159, 1161 E Baltimore st TOBACCO AND CIGARS— WHOLESALE. NEUDECKER L H. 701 Loml)ard st cor Centre Market Space TEMPLEMAK BROS, 21 S Howard & 28 S Liberty sts TRANSFER COMPANIES. GEIGAN & CO, 205 E Baltimore st TWINE MANUFACTURERS. GRAFFLIN JOHN C CO (THE), 209 South st HAIKES J J & CO, 34 to 38 S Howard St '^i JOHNSON J S & CO, 119 and 121 South st TYPE FOUNDERS. RYAN JOHN CO (THE), Second and Frederick sts TYPE-W^RITERS. SEIFFERT GEORGE R, 18 S Holliday st TYPE-WRITERS' MATERIALS. SEIFFERT GEORGE R, 18 S Holliday st In Placins) 156 Your Newspaper Advertising; Y«u Need the Services of The National Advertis- ing Bureau. Northwest Corner of BalltisB«re and North Streets. C A Gainbrill ^ *'*''^'^**^''''^^""^ company No. 211 Commerce Street. TYPE-AVKITING MACHINKS. NATIONAL TYPE WRITER, George R Seillert, manager, 18 S Holliday st TYPE-AVKITING AND COPYING. BARNES MRS B R, 9 E Lexington st UNDERTAKERS. COOK MRS JOSEPH B, 1003 W Baltimore st HOUGH JOHN E, 1433 Pennsylvania av WEAVER WILLIAM, 738 N Eutaw st VARNISH MANUFACTURERS. BERRY BROTHERS, 23 E Lombard st VETERINARY SURGEONS. WARD PROF ROBERT, 213 W Fayette st VINEGAR. ELMER LEWIS & SONS, 117 South st VITRIOL. WARING MANUFACTURING CO, 44 South st WAUL PAPER— RETAIL,. NORRIS FRANK B & BROTHER, 834 and 836 E Baltimore st WHISKEY MERCHANTS. McRAE CHARLES, 409 N Calvert st WINES AND LIQUORS— WHOLESALE. GOURNAY DE P F, 33 S Gay st McRAE CHARLES, 409 N Calvert st WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURERS. SEIM HENRY & CO. S W corner Howard and Fayette sts TVINDOW SHADES. NORRIS FRANK B & BROTHER, 834 and 826 E Baltimore st W^IND MILLS. PROGRESS ENGINE AND MACHINE WORKS, 110 N Lib- erty st WOOD AND ^VILLOW W^ARE. HAINES J J & CO, 34 to 38 S Howard St JOHNSON J S & CO, 119 and 121 South st Inserted at Low^est Prices and ia best manner by The National Advertising Bureau, N W Cor ei Baltimore and North Streets. 157 idvertisements A. W. HARRISON, Proprietor. HARRISON ENGRAVING CO. (FORMERLY HARRISON & WHITLOCK,) Geneialtngfavefs Oil Wood and Biass ELECTROTYrEES & STEEEOTYPEES, S. W. Cor. HoUiday and Second Sts., Baltimore, TELEPHONE 575-». INDEX TO CONTENTS. PAGE Academies, Colleges and Seminaries lo^ Balto Election Days ... n ^"'V^'i^Ss^ Da?7 ■ : : : 4l Mountain Resorts ,ks&Dis.Ua>s.. ^^' ^^^^igg Public 127 Banl PAGE Libraries 126 Markets ^26 Marine Observatory . . - lob Monuments i • •• 3 Banks-Savings ixoi>u...... — - ■ Bayside Resorts. ...^ .•i|;^^'^s- Business Direct y .140 ° ;- ^^p^^^f.Vce and US Court Cemetery Cos & °f;|=- !pri^°i"patBuildings 12? Churches '" '° "I|p"blic'^Hans "8 C'tyfla" iisiRailroad Agencies 129 ^'otl..s- at BaVtimo^e: . t tSlRaHroad Depots. . .... .^530 Dispensaries Drives ' '••' V-V Enoch Pratt Free Lib Express Companies. ...119 and Boards o Steamboat Lines 13° Steamship Lines 231 Street Car Lines. 131 to 134 Street Directory. .19 to 107 ^^"f^Trfde ' '^.. 119 Streets of Baltimore of 1 race ^ ^.\^ ^ u (^ffxre^o. . Fire Alarms i2otoi24 Fort McHenry ic)^ Hack Fares 125 Telegraph Offices. 19 134 Telephone Companies and Offices i35 135 H-fest Point of Obsvt'njTheat^^^^^^^ Hor'se Car' Offices. :..... 25 United States Offices m S'^pitals AsyUM,.,&c.i25 Ba m^^^^^^^^ itga, hTS-s".° ."^"l ' Iwharvel and Docks .136 IjXDEX m ^DYERTIgEME^fg. O- PAGE Adams Express Co 26 Albion Hotel (The)... 34 Anibroleo 62 Baker R J & Co 70 Balto & Ohio R R 160 Balto Dredging- Co 50 Baho News Co 6 Balto Pub Co (The).... 22 l^alto Transfer Co 60 Barnes Mrs N R 72 Barnett C E 74 Bauernschmidt John Tr. 54 Baumgarten VVm '. . . 32 Bealmear H 64 Blaney F M 58 Brehni Geo, back bone Brown Alex & Sons, 2d page cover Brown & Lowndes 4 Brush Electric Co (The) 56 Busey N H 74 Central Savings Bank.. 76 Colton hental A^sn 56 Cross Wm S 48 Cumi PAGE Hough John E 30 Keighler.cS: Kraft 48 Lanahan J 14 Linck Fred G .'.' 7 Lobe's Old Book Store. 24 Lord Henry W 70 Lycett, The Stationer.. 44 Mann & Co i Md Savings Bank 2 Maryland Steam Block and Pump Works.. 68 McRae Charles 52 Medairy J H & Co 20 Meigs H B 48 Mel vale Whiskey 32 Metropolitan Sav Bank. 4 Middendorf,01iver&Co 2 Moore & Copper 46 National Adv Bureau.. 4 Map & bottom lines Nat Mechanics' Bank.. 76 National Type Writer.. 58 Norris Frank B & Bro. . 58 Notre Dame Academy. 66 imms' Studio 7oiParker E L & Co. . . .'. , 72 Cushmg & Co loiPippen Wm V . 16 R-nH T^'u^r' J ^ E.... 76iPorcelain Dental Ari Co 68 E.senbrandt H R & Sons 2S Saratoga Stables .:: ! ' 56 FkherX^hT^ 58jSavingsBkofBalto(The 2 Franklin lank.- ! ! i ' ! i i ' ,6 §'"°-" ^"^' * ^°-- Gam brill C A M'fg Co top lines Garritee Chas E 20 GlassD W& Co 38 Glenn John & Co 32 Graham's Warehouses. 3d page cover Grotjan, Mitchell & Co 70 Harrison EngravingCo 158 Harrison W E C & Sons 12 Hotel Altamont 18 Smith Fredk H 32 Smith, Horpel & Co 36 Southern Engraving Co 44 Stassfort D H 46 Ward Prof Robt 74 Waring M'fg Co ^o VVeems Line Steamers Wharton, Barron & Co Wiesner John F, opp. . . Wilkens Wm & Co. . . . Wilson J Edgar & Co, 30 72 42 143 56 40 Winchester Wm 4 T he Fastest Trains ► ► ► ► in America RUN VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO B ■B. BETWEEN WASHINGTON, BALTIIVIORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. Pullman Paflof Cais on all Tfains, NO im\ FARE FOR FAST TIME. TICKET OFFICES, Corner Baltimore and Calvert Street, 230 South Broadway, and Camden Station. 160 LbMy'2 "i V a jraham's ^^ arehouses. Telephone llBO. — Lombard and Concord Streets, ALEXANDER G. CAREY. Storekeeper. Telephone 1079.— Park Avenne and Dolphin Street. OWEN McDERMOTT, Storekeeper. FURNITURE STORAGE. Fire-Proof Vault for Trunks, Pictures, «&c. T he Fastest Train^^>- ' ' *•*•*■ in America RUN VIA 5ALTIMORE&OmOS.R. BETWEEN WASHINGTON, BALTIIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. -•rr- Pullmao Paflof Cafs oo all Trai NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME. TTCKiET OFFICES, Corner Baltimore and Calvert Street, 230 South Broadway, and Camden Station. \