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HISTORY HEOOHDINQ ON TIME THE BVENT8 OF NATIONS.
To HON. C. C. P. HOLDEN,
PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL:
SIR: The fourteenth volume of the Chicago City Directory is re-
spectfully dedicated to you as a token of the esteem in which you
are held by your fellow -citizens, for many public services performed,
during a long residence in a city which owes much of its prosperity
and greatness to yourself and associates.
Very respectfully,
RICHARD EDWARDS,
COLLIER
WHITE LEAD
OIL COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS, MO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Strictly Pure White Lead
BLEACHED
RED LEAD, LITHARGE, LINSEED OIL,
Castor Oil and Acetic Acid.
COLLIER CO.'S MANUFACTURES for ale by
ALL DRUGGISTS AHD PAINT DEALERS.
INTRODUCTORY.
Though the CHICAGO CITY DIRECTORY, for 1871, is somewhat later in
making its appearance than has been its wont under the management of the
present publisher, it is presumed that it will be cordially welcomed by our
professional and business men, and all due allowance made for the delay in
publication, which has been entirely unavoidable, growing out of more than
usual labor displayed upon its compilation, its mechanical execution, and the
vast extent of territory over which canvassers had to travel in making the
canvass. If, however, we compare the time in which the work for 1871 has
been issued, with that consumed in the publication of the Directory for 1861,
the delay will not appear so extraordinary. In the latter year over four months
of time were occupied in the publication ; this year but three months have
been consumed since the canvass was actually commenced, with more than
double the labor and nearly three times the expense upon it than upon the
volume for 1861, and yet the price remains the same, $5.
The publisher takes the occasion this year to call the attention of busi-
ness men of the city to the completeness and usefulness of the business classi-
fication in this volume. Here they will find all trades, occupations, and pro-
fessions represented. In none of the so-called small business directories pub-
ished in this city can the same amount of information be gathered. In these
works the information is but partial, confined chiefly to advertisers and the
balance copied from the regular Directory. Unusual pains have every year
been taken by the publisher with that portion of the Chicago Directory, he
knowing its importance and usefulness to the people, and that no Directory
would be complete or in the least degree valuable without it. Hence, as this
is the only publication of the kind in Chicago complete within itself, all
others are valueless and useless.
The publisher congratulates the residents of the Garden City upon the
increased amount of business in every department of trade, as is clearly
exhibited by a comparison between the present and last year's issue of the
Directory. A large increase of population unprecedented activity in build-
inga system of public improvements, combining the ornamental with the
useful the sanitary condition of the city all that is desirable, rendered so by'
the complete purification of the river the activity of our business men, and
the general air of prosperity in all our surroundings, surely should call from
our people thanksgiving and praise to the Dispenser of all these gifts and
blessings.
RICHARD EDWARDS, Editor.
Merchants' Insurance Co,
OIF 1 CTXZCA.C3-O,
fffictin MjOmnanji's Jnuiltling, ft|. |fj. or. of lajnlle # ifjasltmgton His.
V <T 77 Y 'T "7 TT "7
GEO. ARMOUR,
LYMAN BLAIR,
ASA DOW,
W. E. DOGGETT,
EDSON KEITH,
H. A. HURLBUT,
CHARLES B. POPE,
V. A. TURPIN.
XHKOTQJ
B. P. HUTCHINSON,
DANIEL A. JONES,
HENRY W. KING,
S. A. KENT,
JAMES McKINDLEY,
C. M. HENDERSON,
ELIAS GREENEBAUM,
HIRAM WHEELER,
H. W. HINSDALE.
JOHN TYRRELL,
B. BUCKINGHAM,
MARTIN COLLINS,
MARSHALL FIELD,
FRANK D. GRAY,
CHARLES P. KELLOGG,
ROBERT LAW,
L. D. NORTON,
W. E. DO&GrETT, President,
GEO. ARMOU5, Vice Pres't and Treas.
WM. E. ROLLO, Secretary,
JOHN NACJHTEiT, Ass't Secretary.
Assets, Jan'y 1st, 1871, $878,252.25.
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS ;
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, (chiefly Chicago City property, duly recorded, and
being first liens on the fee simple,) upon which not more than one year's inter-
est is due... $310,300 00
Value of the buildings conveyed by said Mortgages, (insured for
$190 000 by Fire policies duly transferred to the Company $310.000 00
Value of Lands conveyed by said mortgage, excluding buildings 700.000 00
Total value of said mortgaged premises, including the buildings
thereon $1,010,000 00
Unincumbered Real Estate, (Company's Building) 250.00000
Company's Building and Lot, Davenport, Iowa, (unincumbered) 13,000 00
United States Government Bonds, 5-20s fil.216 50
Loans secured by National Bank, and Chicago Dock Co. Stocks 28.500 00
Bills Receivable ' 12.853 38
Cash in Bank 30,286 00
Cash in bands of Agents and in course of transmission 25,!>SO 00
Bank Stocks, Iowa Bond -t, Evanston School Bonds, Ac 38,858 05
Beloit and Madison, Galena and Chicago Union Rail Road Bonds 20,000 00
Reclamations and Salvages 15,785 00
City Collections, Fire and Marine Premiums 22,89440
Rents due and accrued 6,590 50
Office Furniture, including one Burglar-proof and three Fire-proof Sfee>, and
Boston Office 7,44750
Cash on hand 10,59874
Schooner Melvina, Company's Interest 7,959 33
Interest accrued 10,482 25
Losses adjusted and due, NONE. Unadjusted Claims, $24,500.
$878,252 25
EDWARDS'
.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL
DIRECTORY
OF THE
INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, INCORPORATED COMPANIES AND
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
EMBRACING
FOR 1871.
F-O URTE E
CHICAGO:
RICHARD EDWARDS, PUBLISHER, No. 164 SOUTH CLARK STREET.
COMEXKIERCIAIi
National Bank
OFFICE: 10, 55 DEAEBOM STREET.
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EXCHANGE UPON EUROPE
And all parts of the United States,
Sold and Collections attended to
OFFICERS :
H. P. EAMES, WE. H. FERRY,
President. Vice President
I. D. BUOEAIAI, &. I. OTIS,
1
Cashier. Asst. Cashier.
Board of Directors :
P. R. Westfall, Albert Keep,
H. F. Eames, Alfred Cowles,
H. Z. Culver, H. W. King,
Bacon Wheeler, S. W. Rawson,
Wm. H. Ferry, Henry H. Taylor,
E. F. Pulsifer, IT. 0. Williams.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Abbreviations 65
Business Directory 977
City and County liecord :... 33
Dedication 19
General Directory of Names 65
Illustrated Title 17
Index to Bn si nesa Headings 27
Introductory 91
Names too late for regular Insertion .1^. 32
Street and Avenue Guide /*... 66
INDEX TO CITY AND COUNTY RECORD. /
Academies, Seminaries, etc.-: 48
Banking Institutions; Express; Insurance;
Railroad and Telegraph Companies ; News-
papers and Publications and Transporta-
tion Lines and Agencies (see Business
Directory.)
Board of Aldermen ; 38
Board of Health 34
Board of Police 34
Board of Public Works 34
Board of Supervisors 37
Board of TraUe 40
Cemeteries^ 45
Chamber of Commerce 40
Chicago Exchange 40
Churches 40
City Boundaries 35
City Government 33
City Railways and Omnibuses 53
Collectors 37
Commissioners of Highways 37
County Assessors 37
County Constables 87
County Organization 6
C ustom House .yt 83
Educational Institutions f... 46
Fire Department .> 84
Foreign Consuls in Chicago rcT/. 89
Hack Ordinance yy* ....... 86
Hospitals. Asylums, etc Jiff. 48
Incorporated Companies (see General Direc-
tory of Names)
Justices of the Peace K 37
Libraries, Reading Rooms, etc .v^. 48
Miscellaneous Societies ff?. 53
Missions A 41
Police Department . 34
Post Office Department ITT 39
Public Halls, Blocks, etc ./? 64
Schools, Independent 47
Secret and Benevolent Societies 48
The Courts 38
Theatres 68
Town Clerks 87
U. 8. Offices in Chicago 38
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-,
American Bridge Co.
Inside front cover and page 992
American Builder 897
merican Wine Co 1077
Amick Pleasant, real estate dlr. and loan agt.. 1116
Andrews A. H. & Co. school furniture 1089
Bassett Ira, piano tuner 1066
Bauer J. & Co. musical instruments,
Card front cover and 1118
Beckert L. sign, banner, etc. painter 1057
Berranser Charles, gold and silver plater 1020
Bliss, Tillotson & Co. telegraph supplies 1102
Bolter A. iron railings, etc 1037
Boston Clothing House.
Right hand side lines and front cover
Bradstreet J. M. & Son, mercantile agency 1114
Brazelton W. P. & Co. ice cream and soda
water mnfrs 1031
Brethaur C. W. silverware, etc 1120
Brown Andrew, packer 1071
Buschick A. F. pres. Chicago Steam Boiler
Mnfe. Co Frontfly leaf E
Butler 5. W. & Co. paper 1060
Chad wick H. A. at. B. R. Phillips & Son .... 1095
Chase L. C. & Co. tio&e clothing, etc.
9 Opp. page 194
Chicago, Alton and St. Louis R. R.
Back fly leaves
Chicago Billiard Table Mnfy. R. Kleemann &
Co 985
Chicago Evening Mail Back fly leaves
Chicago Fire Ins. Co Left hand side lines
Chicago Iron Works, Letz & Co. proprs 1067
Chicago Scale Co 1117
Chicago Steam Boiler Mnfg.Co. Front fly leaf E
Chicago Tvpo Foundry 1014
Chicago Wood Engraving Co.
Left hand side linei
Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore R. R.
Back fly leaves
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Back fly leaves
Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.
Left hand top corner cards
Cleveland Paper Co.
Right hand top corner cards
Collier White Lead and Oil Co.
Opp. Introductory
#78795
26
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Commercial Nat. Bank of Chicago,
Opp. Index
Cornell, Ward & Comings, Willcox & Gibbs'
Sewing Machines 1093
Covert D. 8. gen. agt. Diebold & Kienzle.
Left hand bottom comer cards and 1097
Dearborn Seminary Inset
Dee W. M. sewer builder.
Right hand top lines and 1091
Dennison & Co. shipping tags. etc.
Front fly leaf G and back bone
Devine & Brother, bollermkrs.
Opp. back paster
Diebold & Kienzle, safes.
Left hand bottom corner cards and 1097
Douglas W. & B.pumpmnfrg 1071
Drew& WadsVorth, spectacles 1094
Dnn R. G. & Co. mercantile agency. 1115
Engle WormMnfg. Co 285
Elgin WatcHfes (National Watch Co.)
Inset opp. 659
Ely, Burnham A Bartlett, short hand repor-
ters 1039
Evening Mail>Company Back fly leaves
Excelsior Tucjc Marker Co 1116
Fairbanks, 'Greenleaf & Co. scales.
Right haftd top corner cards, and card
back bone
Frisbie Mortimer L. haydlr 1029
Garretson DJ?i stencils 1099
German NaL^ank Back fly leaves
Gilbert HntToard & Co. ship chandlers 451
Gladding Charles, sewer builder.
Card front cover
Globe Ins. Co Card front cover
Goit & Curtis* coal Card back cover
Goldsmid A. &'(>. pawnbrokers 1062
Greenebaum Henry & Co Back fly leaves
Greenebaum <S',Foreman, bankers 30
Griffith Robert, roofer 1078
Hannis George W. fire apparatus.
Back cover and 397
Harris S. H. safes Left hand bottom lines
Hartt H. <fe Co.' printing press machine shop. . . 1069
Hatch, Holbro^j & Co. hardwood lumber 1028
Haythorn Wm. steamboat supplies. 1097
Holden Henry N. Hardwood lumber,
Card back cover and 988
Holmes, Pyott & Co., Washington Foundry
and machineshop 1047
Hornick, Kimball & Co. undertakers 1106
Hoyne, Philip A., U. S. commissioner.
Left hand top lines and 1003
Hubbard Gilbert & Co. ship chandlers. 451
Hull Morton, agt. Victor scales.
Right hand bottom corner cards and 1090
HuntW. F. rags and old metals 1072
Illinois Iron Works, A. BotWSr, propr 1037
Interior Bottom lines and back fly leaves
Iron Mountain R. R. Back fly leaf
Jacobs E. A. cords and tassels 1006
Jordan C. H. undertaker.. :.f 1107
Kavanagh, Merriman & Co.fgntstone, etc 1098
Kellogg & Co. coal Card back cover
Kerfoot Wm. D. real estate 81
Kerr Wm. & Co. lime etc...; 1043
Eieserling R. engraver, etc. ,
Bottom lines Business Dept. and 1013
Kimball W. W. pianos, etc.
Right Ifcd bottom lines
King Simeon W. com. of deeas 1041
Kleemann R. & Co. billiardtable mnfrs 985
Laclede Hotel, J. W. Malin <fe Son, proprs 1119
Laflin G. H. & L. paper 1059
Letz & Co. Chicago Iron Works 1067
Marder, Luse & Co. type founders 1014
Marine Company, Bank Opp. Dedication
Matteson House Front fly leaf E
McDermott J. & Bro. painters 1116
Mead & Coe. realestate Left hand top lines
Meeker A. B. & Co. coal, pig iron, etc 1067
Merchant & Holden. lime, etc 1043
Merchants' Insurance Co Opp. Title Page
Mississippi Central R. R Back fly leaves
Mississippi & Tennessee R.R..Back fly leaves
Mobile and Ohio R. R Back fly leaves
Monticello Female Seminary 30
Morgan M. H. music teacher 31
Mosher C. D. photographer 31
Murphy J. K. sec. Chicago Fire Ins. Co.
Left hand side lines
National Loan and Trust Co.
Inside front and back covers
National Watch Co Inset opp. 659
Neely Albert E. & Co. salt, lime cement, etc.
Front fly leaf F
New Orleans, Jackson & Great Northern R. R.
Back fly leaves
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas R. R.
Back fly leaves
Palmer, Fuller & Co. eash, doors and blinds. 699
Peck & Miatt, patent attorneys 1061
Peshtigo Company, lumber 983
Phillips 8. R. & Son, H. A. Chadwick, agt.
harness, saddlery, etc 1095
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago R. R.
Back fly leaves
Phoenix Cord and Tassel Mnfy 1006
Powell, Getchell & Co. roofers 1079
Pricket & Drvsdale. Chicago Foundry 1048
Reed's Temple of Music.... 1053 and 1065
Rhodes & Bradley, coal and plgiron.
Left hand bottom corner cards
Rowe, Graves & Co. vinegar mnfrs 1108
Sampson Wm. H. realestate 1075
Sard Grange, merchant tailor,
Card back cover
Schrader Theodor, mnfg. jeweler 1038
Sea & Bruner, real estate exchange.
Back fly leaves
Sharp & Thain, advertising agts 1113
Shipherd Jacob R. & Co. bankers.
Right hand top corner cards
Smith James P. & Co. ice 1031
SpoonerF. E. lime 1043
St. Ignatius College Front fly leaves C and D
Stonehouse & Flag's.', sign and banner painters. 1057
Strong W. W. furniture,
Opp. back paster, and card back cover
Taylor J. M. & Co. lime 1043
The American Bridge Co.
Inside front cover and 999
The American Builder 697
The Chicago Evening Mail. ... Back fly leaves
The Interior,
Right hand bottom lines and back fly leaves
The Iron Mountain Rail Road. .Back fly leaves
The Peshtigo Company, lumber 983
Ulrich Jacob, boxmnfr 990
Victor scales.
Right hand bottom corner cards and 1090
Wadhams, Willard & Co. ice 1032
Walker S. J. real estate Card back cover
Washington Foundry and Machine Shop 1047
Weigle Frederick, vinegar mnfr 1108
Western Bank Note and Engraving Co.
Inset opp. 658
Wilder J. Davis, liquid elating, blackboards,
etc Back fly leaves
Willcox & Gibbs' sewing machines 1093
Willoughby, Hill & Co. Boston Clothing
House,
Right hand side lines and card front cover
Wilmarth H. M. & Bro. gas fixtures,
Right hand bottom corner cards and 1019
Wilmington Star Coal Co.. Left hand top lines
Wollensak John F. locksmith 1067
Wood Walter A. Mowing and Reaping Ma-
chine Co 1052
Wright James, undertaker 1105
Zeese & Rand, electrotypers and stereotypers. 1014
Zeller A. billiardtable mufr... 985
INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Academies, etc., (See City and County Record.)
Accountants, Professional 977
Advertising Agencies 977
Agents, Insurance, (See Ins. Agts.) 1082
Agents, Real Estate, (See Real Estate Agts.).. 1073
Agricultural Implements 977
Amusements, Places of 978
Architects and Superintendents 978
Art Galleries 978
Artificial Flowers 978
Artificial Limbs 978
Artificial Stone 978
Artists 978
Attorneys, (See Lawyers) 103S
Auction and Commission 979
Awning Manufacturers 979
Bag Manufacturers, (See also Paper Bags) 979 & 1058
Eateries 979
Baking Powder 980
Bands 980
Banks, Bankers 980
Barbers 981
Basket Makers, (See Willow Ware, etc.) 1110
Baths 98-2
Bedding 982
Bellows Manufacturers 982
Belting, Rubber and Leather 982
Bill Posters 982
Billiard Halls 982
Billiard Table Manufacturers 984
Bird Fanciers 984
Bitters Manufacturers 984
Blacksmiths 984
Boarding Houses 986
Boiler Makers 98(5
Bolt Makers 986
BookBinders 987
Booksellers and Stationers 987
Boots and Shoes, M ntrs., Dealers, etc 987 to 989
Bottlers 990
Box Makers 990
Brass Founders 9!K)
Brewers 990
Brick Makers nud Dealers 991
Bridge Builders 991
Brokers 991
Broom Makers 991
Brush Makers 991
Builders 993
Butter, Esrgs, etc 993
Cabinet Makers 993
Candy Makers, (See Confectioners) 1004
Carpenters and Builders 993
Carpet Weavers 994
Carpets, etc 994
Carriage Builders and Dealers 994
Cast Steel Manufacturers 994
Chain Manufacturers 994
Chair Manufacturers 994
Charcoal 964
Chemists 995
China, Glass and Queensware and Crockery and
Glassware 995 & 1107
Chocolate Manufacturers 996
Cigar Mnkers, Dealers, etc 995 & 996
Cistern Makers 997
Civil Engineers 997
Clothing Manufacturers, Dealers, etc 997 & 998
Cloths, etc 998
Coal Dealers 998
Coffee and Spice Mills 999
Collectors 999
Commission Merchants 999
Commissioners of Deeds 1002
Confectionery Manufacturers, etc 1004
Contractors 1005
Conveyancers 1005
Coopers 1005
Cords and Tassels 1006
Corset Makers 1006
PAGE.
Costumers 1016
Crockery and Glassware 1007
Cutlery Manufacturers, etc 1007
(See also Hardware and Cutlery) 1027
Dancing Masters 1007
Dental Depots 1007
Dentists 1007
Detective Agencies 1008
Distil lors 1008
Dock Companies 1008
Dress Makers 1 008
Druggists, Whol. Ret. etc 1009
Dry Goods, Whol. Ret. etc 1010
Dyers.
.1011
Earth Closets 1011
Electrotypers 1012
Elevators 101*
Emigration Agencies 1012
Employment Agencies > 1012
Engravers 1012
Express Companies. 1012
Fancy Goods 1012 & 1015
Farm Machinery 1015
Fast Freight Lines 1015
Feathers, Whol. and Ret 1015
Fertilizers 1015
Files, Manufacturers and Whol. Dealers 1015
Fire Apparatus 1016
Fire Brick 1016
Fire Engines, Extinguishers, etc 1016
Fire Works " 1016
Fish, Whol 1016
Flavoring Extracts 1016
Florists 1016
Flour Mills, Flour Dealers, etc .... 1016
Foundries 1017
Fruits, 1017 (See also Confectionery and Frnit).1004
Furnaces 1017
Furniture Manufacturers and Dealers 1018
Furriers 1019
Gas Companies 1019
Gas Fixtures 1019
Gas Fitters, (See Plumbers, Gas and Steam
Pipe Fitters) 1068
Gents' Furnishing Goooda 1020
Glass Stainers 1020
Glove Manufacturers 1020
Glue Manufacturers 1030
Gold Pen Manufacturers 1020
Gold and Silver Platers 1020
Grain Brokers, Dealers, etc 1021
Grocers, Whol. Ret. etc 1021 & 1022
Gunpowder, Gunsmiths, etc 1026
Hair Dressers, etc 1026
Hardware and Cutlery, Whol. Ret. etc 1027
Harness Makers, (See Saddle and Harness Ma-
kers) 1080
Hats, Caps, etc., Mnfrs. Whol. and Ret. Deal-
ers 1028 & 1029
Hay Dealers 1029
Hides, Pelts, Leather, etc 1029
Hoisting Machines 1029
Homoeopathic Pharmacies 1029
Hop Dealers 1029
Horse Collar Manufacturers 1030
Horse Nails, Shoers, etc 1030
Hosiery 1030
Hotels 1030
House Movers. 1031
Ice Cream Manufacturers 1031
Ice Dealers 1031
Ink Manufacturers 1032
Insurance Agents and Brokers 1032 & 1033
Insurance Companies, Accident 1033
Insurance Companies, Fire 1033
Insurance Companies, Fire and Marine 1034
Insurance Companies, Life 1035
Insurance Companies, Marine 1036
Insurance Companies, Plate Glass 1036
Insurance Companies, Steam Boiler 1036
28
INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Iron Merchants, Works, etc 1036
Japamicrs 1036
Jewelers, 1036 (See also Watchmakers and
Jewelers) 1109
Jewelry- Manufacturers 1038
Junk Dealers 1038
Justices 1038
Lamp Manufacturers, Dealers, etc 1038
Land Agents 1039
Lard Oil 1039
Last Manufacturers . 1039
Laundries 1039
Lawyers ;...1039
Leather Dealers, 1042 (See also Tanners) 1102
Lightning Rods 1043
Lime Manufacturers and Dealers 1043
Linseed Oil 1044
Liquors, 1044 (See also Wines and Liquors) 1111
Lithographers 1044
Live Stock Commission 1044
Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables 1044
Loan Agents and Brokers 1045
Locksmiths and Bellhangere 1045
Lumbei, Commission, Dealers and Manufactur-
ers 1045 & 1946
Machinery Depots and Machinists 1047
Malsters 1047
Manufacturers Agents 1048
Map Publishers and Colorers 1048
Marble Workers and Dealers 1048
Match Manufacturers 1048
Meat Markets 1048
Mercantile Agencies 1050
Merchandise Brokers 1650
Metals 1050
Mill Furnishing 1050
Millinery and Millinery Goods 1051
Millinery and Straw Goods, Whol 1051
Mineral Water 1052
Model and Pattern Makers 1052
Money Broken* 1052
Mouldings find Frames 1052
Mowers and Reapers 1052
Music and Musical Instruments 1052 & 1053
Necktie Manufacturers 1053
News Depots 1053
Newspapers and Publications 1053
Notaries Public 1054
Notions. Wbol 1055
Oakum 1055
Oculists and Aurists 1055
Oil Manufacturers, Dealers, etc 1055 & 1056
Opticians 1056
Organs and Melodeons 1056
Oyster Depots 1056
Packers, Beef, Pork, etc 1056
Paint Manufacturers 1056
Painters 1056 to 1058
Paints, Oils and Glass 1058
Paper Bag Manufacturers 1058
Paper Box Manufacturers 1058
Paper Col lar Manufacturers 1058
Paper Dealers 1058
Paper Hangings 1061
Paper Manufacturers 1061
Paper Stock 1061
Patent Medicines 1061
Patent Solicitors 1081
Pawn Brokers 1062
Phonographers 1062
Photographers 10b2
Physicians 1063
Piano Fortes 1065
Pickle Manufacturers 1066
Picture Frame Manufacturers 1066
Pig Iron 1066
Planing Mills 1066
Plasterers, Ornamental 1066
Plated Ware Manufacturers 1066
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters 1068
Potteries 1068
Poultry, etc 1068
Powder, Whol 1068
Printers, Book, Job, etc 1068
Printing Presses, Ink, etc 1070
Provision Brokers, Dealers, etc 1070
Publishers 1070
Pump Manufacturers and Dealers 1071
Bag Dealers 1071
Railroad Car Builders, etc 1072
Railroad Companies and Offices 1072
Real Estate Agents, Brokers, Dealers, etc.
1073 to 1076
Reporters, Short Hand 1076
Restaurants 1076
Rolling Mills 1077
Roofers 1078 & 1079
Rubber Goods 1078
Saddle and Harness Makers 1080
Safes. Manufacturers and Dealers ...1080
Saloons 1080
Salt Dealers 1088
Sand Paper Manufacturers 10
Sash. Doors and Blinds 1088
Saw Makers and Dealers , 1088
Scale Manufacturers and Dealers 1088
Sculptors 1068
School Furniture 1088
Second Hand Stores 1088
Seed Stores 1090
Sewer Builders 1090
Sewing Machine Companies, etc 1090
Shingle Manufacturers 1092
Ship Chandlers 1092
ShipYards 1092
Shirt Manufacturers 109
Shot Manufacturers 1094
Show Card Manufacturers 1094
Show Case Manufacturers 1094
Soap and Candle Manufacturers 1094
Soda Water Manufacturers 1094
Spring Beds 1094
Stationers 108
Steam Engine Builders lOti
Steam Forges 1098
Steam Warming Apparatus 1096
Steamboat and Steamship Lines 1096
Steam Fitters 1096
(See also Plumbers, Gas and
Steam Pipe Fitters) 1068
Stencil Cutters, 1098
Stone Yards 108
Storage 10
Stove Manufacturers : 1098
Stoves and Hollow Ware 1698
Sugar, Wholesale and Refiners 11C
Surveyors 1100
Tag Manufacturers 1100
Tailors 1100 and 1101
Tanners and Curriers 1102
Teas 1103
Telegraph Companies 1103
Tin, Copper, etc. Workers 1103
Tinners' Stock 1103
Tobacco Mnfrs. and Dealers 1103
Toys, Wholesale 1103
Transportation Lines and Agencies 1103
Trunk Manufacturers and Dealers 1104
Truss Manufacturers 1104
Tuck Markers 1104
Type Founders 1106
Umbrella Makers and Repairers 1106
Undertakers 1106
Upholsterers 1108
Varnish Manu facturere 1108
Vessel Agents 1108
Veterinary Surgeons 1108
Vinegar Manufacturers 1108
Vise and Tool Manufacturers 1109
Wagon Makers 1109
Wall Paper and Window Shades 1109
Washing Machines 1109
W T atches and Jewelry, and Watchmakers and
Jewelers 1109
Whip Makers 1110
White Lead Manufacturers 1110
Willow Ware , 1110
Window Shade Manufacturers 1111
Wines and Liquors 1111
Wire Workers. Dealers, etc 1112
Wood Carvers 1112
Wood Working Machinery 1112
Wood and Coal 1112
Wooden and Willowware 1113
Wool Commission 1113
Worsted Goods 1113
Yeast Manufacturers 1113
Zinc Manufacturers 1113
325 & 327 Wabash Ave. and 35, 37, 39, 41 & 43 Congress St.
I O jA* Gr O.
ORIGINAL
Novelty Carriage Works
Manufacturers of First-class Light Work for road and track
use, of our own designs and styles, and warranted to be the best
made in the United States. Also keep on hand Carriages of the
Latest and Most Approved Styles
FROM THE OLD HOUSE OF
J. B. BREVSTEE & CO,, 25th St., New York,
SHAW & LIPPINGOTT CARRIAGE MF6. GO,, INDIANAPOLIS,
EZRA MARSH, NEWARK, N. J.,
Harvey & Wallace^ Buffalo, JY.
And other First-Class Manufacturers.
A full stock of First-Class Harness at reasonable prices.
Female Seminary
'HOSE WISHING A FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR THEIR
DAUGHTERS combining all the advantages of education phy
sical, mental and moral, with healthfulness and security, would do
well to inquire into the character and history of this institution.
In grade and character, not a whit behind the very first schools on our
Continent, it has steadily held on its way, ever since it was started, now for
about a third of a century, generally full to its capacity, and often overflow-
ing. About three thousand young ladies have been educated, wholly or in
part, within its time-honored walls. Many of them have been, and are now
occupying positions of influence and usefulness, and all seem proud of their
Alma Matre.
The institute is five miles from Alton, on the Chicago road; and for
healthfulness, as well as for attractiveness and beautiful scenery, is unsurpassed
by any locality in the country. The death of a pupil has never occurred in
the Seminary.
Catalogues, with terms and full particulars, will be sent on application to
the Principal, Miss H. N. HASKELL,
Or to the subscriber,
A. W. COKEY, Agent,
April 7, 1870.
GODFREY, ILLINOIS.
C* B.
P HOTOGR APHE R.
NO. 3O WASHINGTON STREET,
CHICAGO.
Editorial. The most beautiful Photographs within the scope of the
most Skillful and accomplished Artist, are executed by Mr. Mosher. For
life-like expression, for clearness of finish, and for general excellence they are
not excelled in this or any other country.
ELIAS GREENEBAUM.
GERHARD FOREMAN.
Greenetonm & Foreman,
BANKERS,
No. 42 Clark St., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
o
Do a General Banking Business and Invest Moneys in Real Estate Securities
m. H.
Teacher of t lie
AND COMPOSITION,
23 Washington st. CHICAGO.
WM. D. KERFOOT,
89 Washington St., CHICAGO.
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Special Attention given to the INTERESTS OF NON-RESIDENTS.
Property Sold, Rented, and Generally Rfauaged.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIOIS, CORRECTIONS.
NAMES TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
t DAMS S. F. & CO. clothiers, 161 and 158 Clark
Allen Moses M. builder, r. 1148 Michigan av.
Armstrong George D. lawyer, 108 LaSalle, r. 526
Wabash av.
T>ARRET E. J. supt. The Union Lithographing
JJ Co. 14 Clark
Barton J. F. (Barton & Coombs), r. 573 Burnside
Barton & Coombs, druggists, 1453 State
Bean Edwin (Wilkinson, Sackett & Bean), r. 841
Ohio
Benham John & Co. mnfrs. cotton batting, 245 and
247 Archer av. office, with C. H. Fargo & Co. 44
and 46 Randolph
Berger Fred, with Downer, Bemis Co. r. 249 Calu-
met av.
Bindig Catherine, wid. Henry, saloon, 266% Clark
Bogart E. H. stock dlr. Stock Yards Exchange, r.
64 Oakwood av.
Bond F. M. (Kinne & Bond), r. St. Carolines Ct.
BOWLES THOMAS G. newspaper advertis-
ing agt. room 4, Tribune bldg.r.1354 Wabash av.
Boyle C. C. (Charles Gossage & Co.), r. 182 S.
Sangamon
Bracket! William, lawyer, 2^ Portland blk. r. Col-
fax av. n. of Douglas pi.
Brown J. R. (Richardson & Brown), r. 859 W. Lake
Burrill C. W. druggist, 1158 State
Bnshnell Asa S. (Warder, Mitchell & Co.), r. Spring-
field, Ohio
CAMPBELL GEORGE C. (Winston, Campbell &
\j Wiilard), and sec. Decatnr & State Line Ry. r.
1123 Indiana av.
Cartel M. M. Mrs. supt. Woman's Suffrage Bureau,
room 31, 145 Madison
CASE S. S. &, CO. (S. S. and T. L. Case), cigar
and leaf tobacco dealers, 149 S. Water
Clarke Clinton C. (Waite & Clarke;, room 10, Port-
land blk.
Cook County National Bank, D. D. Spencer, pros.
D. F. Cameron, cash. Dearborn, &w. cor. Monroe
Coombs Henry M. (Barton & Coombs), r. 214 S.
Green
COX, HEJVOEBSOW & DOIVOHUE, book-
binders and blank book manufacturers, 164
Clark, and 10 I and 106 Dearborn
Cragin Bros. & Co. tinners stock, 139 Lake
DALE GEORGE (Horton & Dale), r. 471 Went-
worth av.
DAMOIV O. B. physician and surgeon, office and
res. 785 W. Madison, cor. Robey
Davis Edwin R. Rev. r. 290 W. Washington
DePalm J. H.(H. W. Quitzon Jt Co.), r.room 16, P.
O. blk.
Dexter Hubert C. elk. Horton & Dale, r. 1295 State
Dickinson G. D. com. mer. 1638. Water, r. 45 Van
Buren
E
LY D. J. & Co. coffee dlrs. 20 S. Water
T7ORSYTH ROBERT, eupt. U. S. Foremanizing
i ' Co. r. 71 26th
Fulton H. P. law clerk, r. 151 S. Halsted
ri LOVER O. R. treas. Decatur & State Line Ry.
\J Co. r. 1115 Indiana av.
Gray E. B. books, 81 and 83 Lake, r. 8 Langley
Grous L. & Co. bittersmnfrs. 11 LaSalle
TJ ALL CHARLES T. salesman, Smith, Mason &
11 Co. 33 S. Water
Hobart H. R. managing editor, Evening Mail, bds.
Briggs House
Hoover E. W. printer, Jameson & Morse, r. 390
State
Hotchkiss Mary H. wid. Henry, r. 462 W. Randolph
Hunneman James C. r. 1143 Michigan av.
TNNESS A. G. (Inness Bros. & Co.), r. 195 Indiana
Inness Bros. A Co. (A. G. and William Inness),
hats, caps, furs and straw goods, 85 Michigan
av.
Inness William (Inness Bros. & Co.), r. 195 Indi-
ana
TTAEFERM. brushmnfr. 184 Lake
J\.
Kuight George C. realestate, 95 Washington, r. 187
S. Ashland av.
Knight Hale, agt. Dlinois Soap Stone Co. 222 Wash-
ington
"1 CcKENTY H. realestate, room 1, 192 Clark
McVickar J. L. lumber, 20 S. Canal, r. 229 W.
Washington
Michaelis Richard, editor, Die Frie Presse, r. 481 N.
Dearborn
Miller, Smith & Co. metallic boot heel mnfrs. 122
and 124 Clark
Mills L. L. & W. N. wool and domestic woolens, 66
Adams
Mills M. E. Mrs. dressmkr. 145 22d
Mizner Thomas W. lawyer, 2 Major blk. r. 365 Wa-
bash av.
VTOYES HORATIO S.realestate, 140 LaSalle, r. 947
_L\ Indiana av.
OSGOOD & COLOUHOUN, proprs. Union
House, Canal, cor. Madison
T)LUMMER W. L. solicitor, J. M. Bradstreet &
Son
Plummer E. H. solicitor, J. M. Bradstreet & Son, r.
Highland Park
REID J. A. physician, room 5, 114 Madison, r. 489
Hurlbut
Richardson <6 Brown, coal, 94 N. Sangamon
Rommel 'Frederick (Schreider & Rommel), r. 95
and 97 S. Canal
QjCHREIDER & ROMMEL, proprs. Arctic House,
O 95 and 97 Canal
Schwarzbach B. B. physician, r. 86 Randolph
Slocum Jonathan A. teacher, r. 299 W. Lake
mRIMBLE D. B. physician, 156 N. Clark
WILMARTH THOMAS W. (H. M. Wilmarth *
liro ), T. 760 Wabash ay.
Rffp^rffim^y Pg jjJBP . V ft f ^?]iPr^
h-SBBk.
SEMINARY.
After a very successful experience of fifteen years, in the building erect-
ed for its special use, at 81 & 83 Wabash Ave., it has become necessary
(on account of the encroachments of business), to remove the Seminary to a
more favorable localitv, and, fortunately, there has been secured for it the
elegant and capacious residence of C. FOI.LANSBEE,
-OT. Walbasl Ave, aM Tweiity^Seecmcl Street,
Standing in the midst of ample grounds, filled with trees and shrubbery;
with lines of omnibuses and street cars passing directly by its doors: it
presents one of the most pleasant, convenient and accessible places to be
found in the city, for a first-class school. Here the next year of the school
will open on September 18, 187 1.
The School is divided into Three Departments :
T IE IR. HUE S .
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT,
INTERMEDIATE
PRIMARY
$108 Per Year, or $36 Per Term
$90 " $30 "
$60 " $20 "
EXTRA CHARGES.
French and German, each
Drawing and Painting,
Music, from
$24 Per Year
$36 "
$25 to $40 Per Quarter
Pupils coming from the North or West Side will be furnished with
South Side Stage or Car Tickets without charge.
A few boarding pupils will be received into the family of the Prin-
cipal.
The Department of Music will be under the direction of Mr. Robert
Goldbeck.
For catalogues apply to
CHICAGO DIRECTORY.
CITY AND COUNTS RECORD.
CITY GOVERNMENT 1871.
HON. R. B. MASON, Mayor,
C. T. HOTCHKISS, City Clerk.. . .
GEORGE TAYLOR, Comptroller,.
DAVID A. GAGE, Treasurer,
City Officers.
City Clerk G. T. Hotchkiss, office, No. 10, Court
House.
Comptroller George Taylor, office, No. 6, Court
House.
Treasurer David A. Gage, office, No. 9, Court
House.
Counsel to the Corporation til. Tooley, office. No.
11, Court House.
City Attorney I. M. Stiles, office, No. 11, Court
House.
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Grosvenor, office,
No. 11. Court House.
City Collector Vim. J. Onahan, office, west wing
Court House.
Police Justices A.. A. Banyon and John Summer-
field, xMty Armory, Franklin, corner Adams ;
Charles E. Moore. West Side Police Court ; Green-
ville J. Dresser, North Side Police Court.
Clerk of the Police Court Canute R. Matson ; dep.
uty for the West Division. Adam L. Amberg ; dep-
uty for North Division, Martin Scully.
Bmlewell Keener George B. Mansur, Sth'av. corner
Polk.
Superintendent of Public Schools J. R. Pickard,
room 1, Commercial Building.
School Agents C. C. Chase, office No. 2, Court
House.
Inspector of Fish .John C. Winkelman.
Staler of Weights and Measures Patrick Raffeity
City Printers Republican Company, No. 93 Wash
irrgton, and Steals Zeitnng, 104 Madison.
Police Constables William Yelvertson, North Divis-
ion; John Tunison, South Division; Benjamins.
Norton, West Division.
Commissioner C. N. Holden.
Assessors W. B. H. Gray, South Division ; Lu. H.
Drury, West Division ; Chas. Dennehy, North Di-
vision ; Jag. N. Clark, Ass't. Ass'r. West Division.
City G-uager Aug. Bournique.,
Wood Inspector M.. Hallinun.
Inspector of Steam Boiler* James B. Kimball.
Oil Inspector David Wylie.
CUy Physician H. S. Hahn.
CUy Timekeeper Giles Bros.
Office, No. 8, Court House.
Office, No. 10, Court House.
Office, No. 6. Court House.
Office, No. 7, Court House,
Board of Aldermen.
1st Ward John J. Knickerbocker and Richard So-
mers.
2d Ward Arthur Dixon and Joseph E. Otis.
3d Ward J. A. Montgomery and David Coey.
4th Ward J. H. McAvoy ai'd Harvey M. Thomp-
son.
5th Ward Peter Daggy and G. S. Whitaker.
6th Ward William Tracey and Michael Smitz.
7th Ward P. J. Hickey and William Batterman.
8th Ward W. S. Powell and M. B. Bailey.
9th Ward George Powell and W. B. Bateham.
10th Ward C. C. P. Holden and Thomas Wilce.
llth Ward James Walsh and H. Glade.
12th Ward Samuel McCotter and Henry Witbeck
13th Ward J. L. Campbell and S. S. Gardner.
14th Ward B. G. Gill and P. B. Sheil.
1 5th Ward John Buehler and J. J. McGrath.
16th Ward-K. G. Schmidt and James D. Tyler.
17th Ward Theodore Schintz and Louis Schaffner.
18th Ward Thomas Carney and John McCaffrey.
19th Ward James McCauley and Wm. M. Clarke.
20th Ward M. A. Devine and G. A. Busse.
Standing Committees.
Finance Wilce, Otis, Beuhler. Devine and Somers.
Eailroads Walsh, Somers, W. B. Powell, Tyler
and McAvoy.
Judiciary Schintz, Daggy, Campbell,Montgomery
and Witbeck.
Fire antl Water McGrath, Devine, Schmitz, Bate-
ham and McCaffrey.
Schools McCotter,McAvoy, Busse, Walsh and Dag-
gy-
Streets and Alleys, South Division Tmccy, Daggy,
Thompson, Coey, Otis and Knickerbocker.
Streets and Alleys, North Division Schmidt,
Schaffner, McCaffrey, Clarke and Devine.
Streets untl, Alley*, West Division Bailey, Gill,
Buehler, Witbeck, Geo. Powell, Hickey. Glade,
Wilce and Campbell
Wharves and Public Grounds Whitaker, Bate-
ham, Witbeck, Schaffner and McGrath.
Wharfing Privileges Gill, Tracy, Carney, Bailey
and Dixon.
34
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
ireets; John Bans, M. Bischoff, sergeants; 30
atrolmen. Webster av. Sub-station, sergeant,
[acauley ; 19 patrolmen.
Local Assessments Dixon, W.S. Powell, McCauley,
Gill and Montgomery.
Bridewell Somers McCotter, Schint/, Thompson,
and Bailey.
Police McAvoy, McCanley, Glade, Whitaker and
and Geo. Powell.
Licences-~ Tyler, Thompson, flickey, McGrath and
Clarke.
Gait LigM-~Gdo. Powell, Knickerbocker, Carney,
Sheil and Schsffner.
Harbors and Bridges Basse, Bateham, Gardner,
Schmitz and Carnery.
Printing Montgomery, Schmidt, Batterman,Dixon
and Buehler.
Jfa/*efe-Batterman,McCaffrey,Shell, Knickerbocker
and Gardner.
Public Buildings Gardner, Schmitz, Coey, Schintz
and McCotter.
County Relations Clarke, Sheil, Batterman Glade
and Coey.
Board of Public Works.
Office, westwingof City Hall.
Commissioners -K. Pnndiville, W. H. Carter, J.
McArthur, president ; W. H. Carter, treasurer, F.
H. Bailey, secretary of the board.
City Engineer E. 8. Chesbrough.
Assistant Engineer Water and Sewerage W. H.
Clark.
Engineer Pumping Department D. C. Cregier.
Superintendent Streets and Bridges J. K. Thomp-
son
Assistant Engineer Streets and Bridges A. M.
Hirsh.
Special Assessor F. H. Bailey.
Board of Health.
Office, 44Jand 45 Court House, R. B. Mason, presi-
dent. ; Dr. John H. Haueh. sanitary superintend-
ent; Jacob W. Russell, secretary; Dr. A. J. John-
son, Dr. Geo. Schleetzer, Samuel Hoard, A. B.
Reynolds, Geo. Von Hollen, commissioners,
Board of Health ; H. P. Wright, clerk ; G. H.
Germain, health Jofficer; I. RosentliraL, clerk.
Board of Police.
Office, basement, west wing of Court House.
Commissioners Thos. B. Brown, West Division ;
Mark Sheridan, South Division; Fred Gund,
North Division ; fire department, Thos B. Brown,
president ; E. P. Ward, secretary ; W. W. Kenne-
dy, superintendent ; Wells Sherman, deputy su-
perintendent; W. H. Carman, custodian stolen
property; Thos. A. Moore, sergeant detective;
John B. Paine, clerk, police department.
Police Court,
Is held in the First precinct police station, corner
Adams and Franklin streets. Time of session,
daily at 8 a. m. and 2 p.m., John Summerfield and
A. H. Banyon, justices. Second precinct, police
station, Madison and Union, Chas. E. Moore, jus-
tice. Aleo in the Third precinct at the Huron
street station, between Clark and Dearborn, G. J.
Dresser, justice.
Stations and Precincts.
Central Station, basement, west wing Court House.
First precinct station. Armory b'dg. Franklin,
corner Adams street. M. C. Hickey, captain; Wm.
Buckley, Louis J. Lull, sergeants; 70 patrolmen,
sub-station, First precinct, Twenty-second street,
cor. Archeravenue; Thomas Clayton, Mergen-
thaler, sergeants; 24 patrolmen. Sub-station,
First precinct. Cottage Grove avenue, between
25th and 26th ; Thos. Barrett, sergeant ; 23 patrol-
men. South Branch Sub station, sergeant Ed.W.
Wood; 16 patrolmen. Second precinct station,
corner Union and Madison streets ; George Miller,
captain; Jonas W. Johnson, Chas. H. French;
56 patrolmen Sub-station, second pricinct, cor-
ner West Lake and Paulina streets ; W. M. Dong-
las, sergeant ; 21 patrolmen. Sub-station, Second
precinct, corner Twelfth and Johnson street- ;
N. A. Briscoe and Simon O'Donnell, sergeants;
26 patrolmen. Sub-station, Second precinct, Chi-
cago avenue, near Milwaukee avenue : Chas. Ber-
dell, sergeant ; 20 patrolmen. North Branch Sub-
station, sergeant Jos. Garrity; 10 patrolmen. Third
precinct station, Huron, between Clark and Dear-
born streets ; Thos. D. Fox, captain ; Chas. Rehne
and A. W. Hathaway, sergeants ; 48 patrolmen.
Sub-station, corner North avenue ana Larrabee
st. _ _ -
patrolmen. Webster a
Macauley; 19 patrolmen
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Robert A. Williams, chief flre marshal, office, room
3, City Hall, John Schank. first assistant marshal ;
Lorens Walter, second assistant marshal ; Mathias
Benner, third assistant marshal ; Hiram Amick,
clerk : Gnstavus Haenisch, fire warden. North
Division ; Benjamin F. McCartv, flre warden.
South Division ; Wiliiaai Homer, fire warden, West
Division ; number of steamers, 17 ; hose carts, 23;
hook and ladder trucks. 7 ; men, 194 ; horses, 91.
IVame and Location of Apparatus.
Long John No. 1, A. McMonagle. foreman. No. 121
LaSalle street ; Wanbansia No. 2, Nicholas Du-
bach, foreman, Sanger, near McGregor street;
Wm. James No. 3, John McLean, foreman, 235 W.
Chicago avenue ; Jacob Rehm No. 4, JohnRhein-
wald, foreman, corner of Larrabee street and
North avenue ; Chicago No. 5, Christian Schimals,
foreman, 31 Blue Island avenue ; Little Grant No.
6, William Musham, foreman, 147 Maxwell street;
Liberty, No. 7, Levi A. Forester, engineer, used
as a relief engine ; Economy No. 8, Thomas Barry,
foreman, 284 Twenty. second street ; Frank Sher-
man No. 9, J. A. Kiuney, foreman, 173 Cottage
Grove avenue ; J. B. Rice No. 10. James J. Walsn,
foreman. 338 State street ; A. C. Coventry No. 11,
L. J. Walsh, foreman. 225 Michigan street; T. B.
Brown No. 12, F. W. Taplin, foreman, 611 W.
Lake street ; A. D. Titsworth No. 13, M. W. Shay,
foreman, 97 Dearborn street ; Frederick Gund No.
14. D. J. Swenie, foreman, 36 Chicago avenue ;
Illinois No. 15. William Mullin, foreman, corner
Twenty-second and May streets; Winnebago No.
16, John Dreher. foreman, corner Thirty-first and
Burnside street ; R. A Williams No. 17, C. T.
Brown, foreman, No. 80 W. Lake street; Pioneer
Hook and Ladder No. 1, George Ernst, foreman,
121 LaSalle street ; Protection Hook and Ladder
No. 2. James J. Grant, foreman. 194 S. Clinton
street ; Rescue Hook and Ladder No. 3, John H.
Green, foreman, 38 Chicago avenue ; Hook and
Ladder No. 4, F. T. Swenie, foreman, Sanger, near
McGregor ; Tempest Hose No. 1, Leo Meyers, fore-
man, 49 W. Washington street ; America Hose No.
2, John Dorsey, foreman, 31 Blue Island avenue ;
J. A. Huck Hose No. 3, Mathew Schuh, foreman,
180 N. Dearborn street ; Lincoln Hose No. 4, John
C. Schmidt, foreman 454 Webster avenue ; Hose
Elevator No. 2. James Enright, foreman, corner
Franklin and Washington streets.
Flre Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Room 43 City Hall. E. B. Chandler, superintendent,
J. P. Barrett, chief operator, G. E. Fuller and fJ.
Frank Stevens, operators, John Kennedy, F. W.
Gund. Wm. J. Brown, repairers. Dennis Deeneen,
Mat Shafer, bell ringers.
Bell strikes as follows : If the alarm comes from
box 5, they strike 5 5 ; if from 25, they will strike
a , a -5 ; if from 125, they will strike 185,
1 3 5, etc. The stations are located as fol-
lows :
SOUTH DIVISION.
2. State and S. Water streets."
3. Clark and S. Water streets.
4. Fifta avenue and S. Water street.
5. Lake street and Michigan avenue.
6. Tremont House, Dearborn and Lake streets.
7. Lake and Market streets.
8. A. D. Titsworth, Engine House. Dearborn st.
9. Long John Engine House, LaSalle street. *
10. Randolph street and Fifth avenue.
12. Madison street and Wabash avenue.
13. Madison and Market streets.
14. Adams and State streets.
15. Adams and Clark streets.
16. Adams and Pranklin streets, (Police Station.)
17. Van Buren street and Wabash avenue.
18. Van Buren and Griswold streets.
19. Van Buren and Market streets.
21. J. B. Rice Engine House, State street.
23. Clark and Harrison streets.
24. Polk street and Fifth avenue.
25. Peck Court and Wabash avenue.
CITY AND COTTNTY RECORD.
P5
20.
27.
VS.
-29.
81.
32.
St.
85.
M.
:-!7.
98.
:39.
41.
42.
4a.
45.
IB.
47
IS.
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51.
.52.
B8.
54.
50.
57.
B&
59.
61.
12.
68.
<u.
66.
St.
68.
69.
Taylor and State streets.
Twelfth street and Michigan avenue.
Twelfth and Clark streets.
Fourteenth and State Streets.
Indiana avenue, near III. C. R. R. roundhouse.
Haven School, WaUash avenue.
Clark and Sixteenth streets.
Eighteenth street and Indiana avenue.
Eighteenth and 'State streets.
Eighteenth and Arnold streets.
Twentieth and Grove streets.
Clark street and Archer avenue.
State and Twenty-second avenue.
Archer avenue and Twenty- second street.
Cottage Grove avenue and Twenty-second street.
Michigan avenne and Twenty fourth street.
Prairie avenue and Twenty-fifth street.
F.C.Sherman Engine House, Cottage Grove
avenue.
Archer avenue and Grove street.
Archer avenue and Halsted street.
Archer avenue and Main street.
Archer avenue and Deering street.
Michigan avenue and Twenty-sixth street.
State and Twenty-eighth streets.
Indiana avenue and Twenty-ninth street.
Kaukakee avenue and Twenty ninth street.
State and Thirty-first streets.
Indiana avenue and Thirty -first street.
Cottage Grove aveaue and Thirty first street.
Cottage Grove avenue and Douglas place.
Calumet avenue and Twenty-third street.
Lake avenne and Pier street.
Wentworth avenne and Twenty-sixth street.
Wentrvvort-h avenue and Twenty-ninth street.
Wabansia Engine House, Sauger street.
Archer avenue and Broad street.
WEST DIVISION.
213. Rolling Mills.
214. Bloommgdale nnd Elston rds.
215. Noble street, and North avenue.
216., Noble and Bradley streets.
.217. Noble (street and Milwaukee avenne.
218. Milwaukee avenue and Cornell street.
219. South end of North Halsted street bridge.
231. Chicago avenue and Reuben street,
.232. Chicago avenue and Noble street.
234. Wm. James Engine House. Chicago avenne.
.235. 'C. & N. W. R. W. machine shops.
230. Milwaukee avenue and West Erie street.
237. West Erie and Desplaines streets.
238. West Indiana street and Milwaukee avenne.
241. West Indiana and North Carpenter streets.
242. West Indiana and Noble streets.
2-13 West Indiana and North Paulina streets.
245. Hubbard and Robey streets.
246. Carroll and Wood streets.
247. Carrell and Morgan streets.
248. Kinzie and Rucker streets.
251. Kinzie street and Milwaukee avenne.
252. Kinzie and West Water streets.
253. Randolph street bridge.
254. T. B. Brown engine house, Lake street, near
Jefferson.
250. Fulton and Halsted streets.
257. Lake and Elizabeth streets.
261. Liberty Engine House, Lake street, near
Reuben.
262. Lake and Lincoln streets.
263. Lake and Leavitt streets.
264. West Division Railway barn, city limits.
205. Madison and Leavitt streets.
267. Madison and Robey streets.
271. Madi-on and Woods streets.
272. Madison street and Southwestern plank road.
273. Madison and Ada streets.
274. Randolph and North Carpenter streets.
275. Randolph and Halsted streets.
276. Tempest Hose House, Clinton and Washington
streets.
278. Canal and West Madison streets.
279. Halsted and W. Madison streets.
281. Aberdeen and W. Madison streets.
282. W. Jackson and Loomis streets.
283. W. Harrison and May streets.
284. W. Adams street and Centre avenue.
285. Cuicago Engine House, Clinton and Jackson
streets.
286. W. Jackson and Halsted streets
287. W. Van Buren and Canal streets.
289. W. Van Buren and Morgan streets.
291, W. Harrison and Jefferson streets.
292. American Hose House, Blue Island avenue.
293. W. Polk and Canal streets.
294. W. Polk and Morgan streets.
295. W. Taylor and Desplaines streets.
296. W. Twelfth and Canal streets.
297. W. Twelfth street and Blue Island avenue.
298. Little Giant Engine House, Maxwell street.
312. Jackson street and Seeley avenne.
314. Jackson aud Houore streets.
317. Mitchell street and Blue Island avenue.
319. Twelfth and Johnson streets (police station.)
321. Hals'.ed and Maxwell streets.
323. Wright and Jefferson streets.
324. Wright and Morgan streets.
325. Canal and Sixteenth streets.
326. Sixteenth and Union streets.
327. Eighteenth and Lumber streets.
341. Jefferson street and Canalport avenue.
342. Halsted street and Canalport avenne.
343. Lumber and Twenty-second streets.
851. Lumber and Halsted streets.
852. May and Twenty-second streets.
NORTH DIVISION.
121. Corklin's coal office. 472 N. Water street.
123. Kingsbury and Indiana streets.
124. Kingsbury and Erie streetc.
125. N. Market and, Kinzie streets.
126. N. LaSalle and Kinzie streets.
12?. North Market Hall.
128. A. C. Coventry Engine House, Michigan street,
131. Michigan and Pine streets.
132. N. Wells and Indiana street.
134. N. Market and Ontario streets.
135. N. Clark and Ontario streets.
136. Ontario and Rush streets.
137. Fred. Gund Engine House. N. Dearborn'street.
138. Chicago avenue and Bremer street.
139. Water Works.
141. Chicago avecue and N. Wells street,
142. Chicago avenue nnd N. Clark street,
143. Chicago avenue and Green Bsiy street.
145. Larrabee and North Brunch streets.
14(5. N. Market and Whiiina- streets.
147. O;,k and N. Wells streets.
148. Buck Hose House. Oak. audN. State streets.
151. Oak and Bremer streets.
152. Clybourn avenue and Division street.
153. N. Wells and Division streets.
154. N. Clark and Division Greets.
156 Clybonrn avenue and Larrabee street.
157. N. State and Grand Haven streets.
158. Sedgwick and Schiller streets.
161. N. Wells and Schiller streets.
162. North avenue and Sedgwick street.
163. Jacob Rehm Engine House, Larrabee street.
164. N. Clark and Schiller streets.
165. N. Clark street and North avenue.
167. Peun and Division streets.
171. N. Wells and Eugenie streets.
J72. Mohawk and Menomonee streets.
173. Larrabee and Centre streets.
174. Lincoln avenue and Centre streets.
175. HurJbut stieet and Asylum place.
181. Clybonrn avenue nnd Blackhsiwk street.
182. Halsted street and North avenue.
183. Newberry School. Burling and Willow streets.
Location of some of the boxes will be altered and
30 additional ones added m August.
BOF]VIABIES.
City Boundaries.
The corporate limits and jurisdiction of the city
embrace and include all of township thirty-cine
north, range fourteen east of the third principal
meridian, and all of sections thirty-one, thirty-
two, thirty-three and the fractional section thirty-
four in township forty north, range fourteen rai-t
of the third principal meridian, that part of sec-
tion thirty, township forty north of range fourteen
east of the third principal meridian, which lie
west of the north oranch of the Chicago nver ;
sections one, two, eleveu, twelve, thirteen, four-
teen, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five and
tw_euty-six in township thirty-nine north, range
thirteen east of the third principal meridian ; and
that part of sections thirty-five and thirty-t-ix in
township thirty-nine north, range thirteen ca>t of
the third principal meridian lying northwest of
the center of the Illinois and Michigan canal, to-
gether with so much of the waters and bed of Lake
CITY AND COFNTT RECORD,
Michigan as lies within one mile of the shore
thereof and east of the territory aforesaid.
North Division All that portion of the territory
aforesaid lying north of the center of the main
Chicago river and east of the center of the north
branch of said river.
South Division All that portion of the aforesaid
territory lying south of the center of the main
Chicago river ana south and east of the center of j
the south branch of said river, and of the Illinois
and Michigan canal.
West Division All that portion of the aforesaid
territory lying west of the center of the north and
south branches of said river, and of the Illinois
and Michigan canal. The limits of this Division
have been extended two miles beyond Western
av.
Ward Boundaries.
First Ward All that part of the South Division
which lies south of the centre of the main Chica-
go river and north of the centre of Monroe.
Second Ward All that part of the Souih Division
which lies south of the centre of Monroe and
north of the centre of Harrison.
Third Ward All that part of the South Division
wnich lies south of the centre of Harrison and
north of the center of Ifith.
Fourth Ward All that part of the South Division
which lies south of the centre 16th, and east of
the centre of Clark and north of the centre of
2ih.
Fifth Ward All that part of the South Division
which lies south of the centre of 26th, and east of
the centre of Clark and a line corresponding to the
centre of the last named street, projected south-
erly to the city limits
Sixth Ward All that part of the South Division
which lies south of the centre of 16th and west
of the cectre of Clark and north of Egan ay.
Seventh Ward All that part of the Wet Division
which lies south f the centre of 16th west to the
city limits, and east to the Chicago river, con-
tinued to the south Branch of the Chicago
river.
Eighth Ward -All that part of the West Division
which lies south of the centre of 12th and west
of the Chicago river ana north of the centre of
16th.
Ninth Ward All that part of the West Division
which lies south of the centre of Van Buren west
of the centre of Chicago river and north of the
centre of 12th, and east of the centre of Loomis.
Tenth Ward All that part ot the West Division
which lies south of the centre of Kandolph, east
of the centre of Curtis and Aberbeen ,and north
of the centre of Van Buren.
Eleventh Ward All that part of the West Division
which lies south of the centre of 4th, east of the
center of Curtis and north of the centre of Ran-
dolph.
Twelfth Ward All that part of the West Division
which lies south of the centre of 4th, east of Ash-
land av. west of Loomis, Aberdeen and Curtis,
and north of 12th.
Thirteenth Ward- All that part of the West Divis-
ion beuyeen Lake and 12th, and Ashland av. and
city limits.
Fourteenth Ward All that part of the West Divis-
ion between Lake and Chicago av. and Ashland
av. and city limits
Fifteenth Ward All that part of the West Divis-
ion which lies between Chicago river and western
limit?, :md Chicago av. and 4th and north limits.
Sixteenth Ward All that part of the North Division
which lies north of the centre of North av., con-
tinued to Lake Michigan and to the north
branch of the Chicago river, and south of the city
limits.
Seventeenth Ward All that part of the North Di-
vision which lies north of the centre of Division,
and south of the centre of North av.
Eighteenth Ward All that part of the North Divis-
ion which lies south of the centre of Division,
west of the centre of North Franklin, east ol the
centre of north branch of the Chicago river, and
north of the centre of the main river.
Nineteenth Ward All that part of the North Divis-
ion which lies north of the centre of Chicago av.
south of the centre of Division, west of the lake,
and ciist of the centre of N. Franklin.
Twentieth Ward All that part of the North Divis-
ion which lies between Chicago ay. and the main
river, N. Franklin and the lake.
HACK ORDINANCE.
The price to be charged by the owner or owners,
or drivers of any hackney coach, carriage, or vehi-
cle for the conveyance of passengers, except om-
nibnsges, for hire within the city of Chicago shall
be as follows, to be regnlated and estimated by
the distance on the most direct routes namely :
For conveying each passenger f:oss one railroad
depot to another railroad depot, fifty cents.
For conveying each passenger not exceeding one
mile, fifty cents.
For conveying a passenger any distance over one
mile and less than two miles, one dolJar.
For conveying each additional passenger of the same
family or party, fifty cents.
For conveying a passenger in said city any distance
exceeding two miles, one dollar and fifty cents.
For each additional passenger of the same family or
party, fifty cents.
For conveying children between five and fourteen
years of age. half the above rates may be charged
for like distances, but for children under five years
of age no charge shall be made. Provided, that
the distance from any railroad depot, steamboat
lauding or hotel, to any other railroad, steamboat
landing or hotel, shall in all cases IK estimated as
not exceeding one mile.
For the use by the day of any hackney coach or
other vehicle drawn by two horses or other ani-
mals, with one or more passengers, eight dollars
per day.
For the use of any such carriage or vehicle by the
hour, with one or more passengers, with the
privilege of going from place to place, and stop-
ping as often as may be required, as follows : For
the first hour, two dollars, for each additional hour
or part of an hours, one dollar.
For conveying one or more passengers to or from
any place in said city, between the hours of twelve
o'clock midnight, and seven a.m.. for each trip
without regard to distance or number of passen-
gers, two dollars. ,
For the use of any cab or other vehicle drawn by one
horse or other animal, by the hour, with the privi-
lege of going from place to place, with one or more
passengers, and stopping when required : For the
first hour, one dollar, for each additional hour, or
part of an hour, fifty cents.
For the use of any such carriage, by the day, four
dollars.
Every passenger shall be allowed to have conveyed
upon such vehicle, without chaige, his ordinary
traveling baggage, not exceeding in any case one
trunk and twenty-five pounds of other baggage.
For every additional package, where the whole
weight of baggage is over one hundred pounds, if
conveyed to any place within the city limits, the
owner or driver shall be permitted to charge fif-
teen cents.
COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
County Officers.
County Judge M. R. M. Wallace ; Augustus H.
Banyon, Associate Justice ; court room, No. 18
Court House.
Clerk County Court John Q. Gindele ; oflBce, No.
17 Court House.
Deputies George W. Wheeler, chief clerk ; Joseph
Pollack, Edward P. Nilesand Andrew Gross.
Deputy Sheriffs attending County Court Homer B.
Gnlp'in and Seth F. Hanchett.
Public Administrator Julius Rosenthal ; office, No.
38 and 40 LaSalle
County Treasurer H. S. Rexford ; office, No. 15
Court House.
County School Commissioner Albert G. Lane ; of-
fice, 172 Washington
State's Attorney Charles H. Reed, office. No. 12
Court House.
County Surveyor Alexander Wolcott ; office, No.
13 Court House.
Sheriff Timothy M. Bradley ; office, north base-
ment, Court House.
Deputies O. G. Thompson, Charles G. Ayars, Ho-
mer B. Galpin and W. H. H. Thomas.
Coroner John Stevens, oflice, north basement
Court House.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
37
Bailiffs Superior Court W. H. Longley, E. H. Long-
ley, W H. H. Thomas, Alexander Whyte, Au-
gust Loverenz, Thomas Brown, Abner Sutton and
H. Osterman.
iJailfTs'Circuit Court C. A. Farnsworth, John Paul,
S. E. Bradley, G. B. Dunbnr, H. H. Bbaranbetff,
H. Deal, George Cooper. George Taylor. A. H.
Robinson, W. A. Reed, James Nolan, ft. N. Day.
Turnkey County Jail Conrad Folz.
Night Watchman Louis Pflugradt, Court House.
IJoa.ra of Supervisors.
Edward Albert, 17th Ward; Peter Almeudinger, 19th
Ward; J. T. Bluthardt. West Chicago; Henry
Boeeenberg, Leyden ; P. Bohlander. Proviso ;
Jas. H.Bowen, IstWard; Christ. Busse, Elk Grove;
Robert Clark. North Chicago, D. W. (Mark, Jr.
lOtu Ward; Robert R. Clark, Lake View; John
Conley, Palos; G. H. Casxey, Bloom; D. H.Dan-
olds, 2d ward; W. H. Dixon,14th Ward; Geo. Da-
pont, 3d Ward ; F. A. Kmmens, 4th Ward ; Wui.
Freise Schaumburg; H. Gade, llth Ward ; Eli A.
Gage, Evanston'; John L. Gerber. Lake ; Wm. P.
Gray, Jefferson ; John Griffin. 7th Ward : Theo.
Guenther, Worth ; Henry Hams, Niles; Jacob
Harth.aoth Ward; A. Haskamp, New Trier; C. He-
per, 12th Ward; Charles Holland, 5th Ward; J.
Humphrey, Orland; S. Kehoe, Lemont; S. W.
King, South Chicago ; Wm. Knit, Bremen ; J.
Lynch, 8th Ward ; Fred. Mahlman, Maine ; P.
Mahr, 16th Ward; John McCaffery, Cicero; T.
O'Connell. ith Ward; Charles Ohlendorf, Rich;
J. H. Pahlman, Palatine; F. A. Pierce, Ass. W.
Chicago; J. J. Kossell, Northfleld ; Benjamin San-
ders, Calumet; Philip Schwab Tho'rnton; C.
Sclralte, 15th Ward; Win. Schween, Hanover;
T. E. Stacy,Ass. S. Chicago; Johnathan H. Steph-
ens, fithWard; Fred Tesch, Wheeling; Alfred
Ward. Lyons ; Wm. G. Watterman, Barrington ;
H. Wendt, Ass. N. Chicago; Daniel Wortbing-
ton, 13th Ward; John Wrenn, 18th Ward ; E. L.
Wright, Riverside; Geo. W. Waite, <Ch'man),
Hyde Park.
County Assessors.
Albert Patch, North Chicago; Wm. H. Heafford'
West Chicago; F. Jnliue and C. A. Rodbertias;
Soutb. Chicago; J. W. Kingsley, Barrington;
Christian Andre?, Bremen; Caleb Sweet, Bloom '
Christian Becker, jr., Calumet; John Crawford'
Cicero; Simon V. Kline, Bvanston; Herman
Heimsooth, Elk Grove, George Struckman. Han-
over; Josepo H. Gray; Hyde Park; F. D. Waeff,
Jeflersoa; William Draper. Leyden; John Gan-
non, Lemont ; Martin Van Allen, Lake View ;
Reiuard Nanzig, New Trier; William Rohr,
Niles; JohnStryker, Northfield; Chas. E. Hall-
stine, Orlaud; John H. Aliard. Palatine ; Joseph
Schlund, Proviso; Henry Kruse, Rich; Joseph
Ditta, Riverside; John Bothertnan, Schaumburg;
C. L- Vanstunberg, Thornton.
COMMITTEES.
Finance, E. A. Gage. W. G. Waterman, J. McCaf-
fery. D. Worrhington, Jamus H. Bowen, Henry
Harms, F. A. Piurce.
Poor House and Paupers, Chas. Holland, Jno. Con
ley. Jon. Humphrey, Wm. Kott, Wm. P. Gray,
Robert Clark. D. W. Clark, jr.
Public Buildings, J. H. Pahlman, Benj. Sanders,
T. J. Bluthardt, D. H. Danolds, Henry Wendt,
D. Worthington, W. H. Dixon.
Education. Robert Clark, Alfred Ward, C. Holland,
W. G. Waterman, J. L. Gerber.
Judiciary, Simeon W. Kiuir, Benjamin Sanders,
Robert R. Clark, Peter Mahr, Timothy O'Conneli.
Equalization of Taxes. James H. Boweu, Christ.
Busse, Elson T. Wright, John J. Russell, Stephen
Kehoe, John Wrenn. Jmnes Lynch.
Jail and Jail Accounts. Fred Tcscn, J. B. Slephens,
Henry Bonsenberg, T. E. (Stacy. Peter Almen-
dinger, Jacob Harth, Henry Gage.
Roadsjand Bridges, John McCafiey, Philip Schwab,
Chas. Ohlendorf, Frederick Mahlman, Anton Has-
kamp. Ph. Bohlander. John J. Russell.
Miscellaneous Claims, Henry Harms, Ph.Bohlander,
Wm. Sehween. Edward Albert, D. W. Clark, jr.
Hospital, F. A. Emmons, Wm. Freise. Theo. Guen-
ther, Jno. Griffin, ElsonT. Wright, Charles Heper,
Christian Seliultz.
Town and Town Accounts, John Wrenn. Christian
Schultz, Chas. Heper, Henry Harms, W. H. Dixon.
City Relations, George Dupont, Henry Gade, Jacob
Harth, F- A. Pierce, Theo. Guenther.
Licenses, Ph. Bohlander. Wm. Freise, Wm.
Schween, James Lynch, Geo. H. Caskey.
Justices of the Peace.
Chicago, Calvin DeWolf. Sauford C. Hinsdale, J.
Charles Haines, Noel B. Boyden and Charles B.
Daggett. South Division; John Van Wout, Henry
S. Austin, David Walsh, Daniel Scully and A. D.
Sturtevant, West Division ; Robert C. Hammill,
Owen Dougherty, Peter L. Hawkinson, Henry A.
Kauf'manu and Francis Rolle, North Division;
S. Bremen. Justus Weber and Benjamin Cool ;
Barrington, Jerome W. Kingsley and Hotner Will
raarth; Bloom. Charles Weiderhole and Charles
Holbrook ; Calumet, Charles Ellfeldt and Henry
Welp; Ciscero, David Marshall, Alfred Randall
and Henry Soflell ; Elk Grove, Henry Senne ;
Evanston, Enoch G. Hooke, John R. Hickox and
James Curry; Hyde Park, Ashael Otis. Guy C.
Sampson, James Bennett and Gerrit D. Young ;
Hanover, David Longley and George Struckman ;
Jefferson, Daniel Boo'th and Ly man A. Budloug;
Lemont, John Flynn and Joshua Hallack : Lyons,
Leland Moody and William M. Jones ; Leyden,
Wm. Draper and Benjamin L. Hopkins : Lake
View, Jacob Schiessswohl and Edward Foster ;
Lake, George Bentley, True Woodbury and Isaac
Drake; Maine, Henry C. Senne and Daniel T.
Wood; New Trier, Michael Gormley and John
Schuldgen ; Niles. Henry Lesetr and Henry Har.
rer; Northfield, John W. Hoffman and Joseph C.
Adams; Orland. Henry Laun and James M. Par-
sons; Proviso, Charles L. Thompson and Robert
B. Barney: Palos, John Sullivan; Palatine, Gran-
ville Peck and Henry Schirding; Rich, Jonathan
Marsh and Wm. Jahn ; Schaumburg, John Fasse ;
Thornton, Lott Chapman and John Ecker : Wheel-
ing, William Wallace and John D. Beach ; Worth,
T. W. Lackore and Chas. J. Pochmau; Riverside,
Samuel R. Cole and Constantins G. Case.
Town Clerks.
West Chicago, E. D. Swan; South Chicago, Samuel
Davenport; Barrington, James Stott; Bremen.
John F, Cague; Bloom, Win. J. McEidonney;
Calumet, Hart Massey ; Cicero, Geo. A. Philbrick ;
Evanston, E. A. Clifford; Elk Grove. Elbert B.
Wheeler; Hanover, Peter Shurp: Hyde Park,
Richard S. Thompson; Jefferson, Geo. L. Gray;
Leyden, Henry Dierking;. Lemont. John H. Te-
dens; Lake View, Jos. A. Cohhuer: New Trier,
Bernard Nanzig; Niles, Medart M. Loehner;
Northfleld, Fred'k A. Bernhardt; Orland, Fergus
Dickson; Palatine, F. J. Filbert; Proviso, Henry
Volberding; Rich, Frederick Miller; Riverside,
J.jH. Best. jr. ; Scbaumberg, Frlederick Kastning ;
Thornton, Jas. G. Forbes.
Commissioners of High-ways.
Barrington, Wm, B. Freeman; Bremen, Henry
Koehler; Bloom, Wm. J. Sloan: Calumet, Philip
Zorn; Evanston, Alonzo Burroughs; Elk Grove,
Henry Fromling; Hanover, Henry Ackman; Jef-
ferson, P. S. Peterson; Leyden, Wm. Kolze: Le-
mont, Wm. Shay: Lake View. Michael Weber;
Lyons, Henry Fremansdorf; New Trier, John
Schilgen; Niles, Fritz Segelken; Northfiiild,
Henry Dihne: Orland. Dedrick Dickmnn: Pala-
tine, Lyman Staples ; Proviso. W. T. Nichols : Rich,
Henry Werner; Riverside, Jarvis M. Fox, Louis
Y. Schermerhorn and Alfred Edgerton; Thornton,
Nelson Seymour.
Collectors.
North Chicago, Peter Hand : West Chicago, Domi-
nick Kleutsch; South Chicago, Henry Spears:
Barrington, Wm. D. Church; Bremen. Curistoph
Schmidt; Bloom, John Miller: "Calumet, Christian
Kreuger, jr.; Cicero, John M. Rice; Eranrton,
John Fnssey: Elk Grove. Henry Brenscher: Ilnn-
over, Charles Shnltre; Hyde Park, James- H Ely;
Jefferson, N. A. Kimberg: Leyden. Henry Kolze:
Lemont. Matthew Warner; Lake View, Jeremiah
Waldron: New Trier, John Schafer; Niles. G. J.
Eckhoff : Northfield. Adolph Butzon : Orland. Hen-
ry Kisch; Palatine. Win. Daniels; Proviso. Ch;ir!ex
Schreiber: Rich. Geo. PlumLoff; Riverside, The-
odore G. Kumnon; Schaumburg, Louis Menke;
Thornton, Henry Gunther.
County Constables.
Barrington, Geo. W. Jillson and Fred. Winekie:
Bremen. Henry Von Berg and Edward Steh". ;
Bloom, Caspar Hergis and Charles Millar; Cain.
CITY A2O) COUNTY RECORD-.
met. Herman Siemen and Thomas Downey : Cice-
ro, Patrick Whalen and John W. Laimbeer: Ev-
anston, Henry Oakes, E. W. Lamed and Wm. B.
Iluntoon ; Elk Grove, Henry Breuscher; Hanover,
Henry Schween: Hyde Park. Patrick F. Ryan,
John Fogarty and Cornelius Kuiper; Jefferson,
Swietzer and Thomas Fruston; Leyden,
John Draper: Leraont. William Smith and Garret
Flaven; Lake. James McEllisrirt, Thomas Clurry
mid John G. Kelley: Lake View. Wm. S. Ten
Broeck and Louis L. Forrest: Lyons, Fred. Wil-
low ana Jacob Strou: New Trier, Mathias Peya
and Thomas Bohnen : Nile*. AdamHoth and Wm.
Luptin; Xorthfietd. Thomas Frake and George
Koookenmtns; Orland. r. Eirkhurdt andT. Beng-
ley: Palatine, A. Kret't; Proviso, Gustavo Schrieber
andHenryZimmermann; Rich.Wm Hahne; River-
side, Wm. Harris and Geo. Nigg: Thornton, Fred.
Propper and A. Zwynenberg:' Wheeling. James
C. Peters; West Chicago. Joel Lull. Wm. B.
Hayes, Henry Bake, L. H. Herbst and M. C. Sla-
vin; South Chicago, L. Snmmerfield, G. G. Chil-
cote. Geo. A. Hartman, Saville Stott and Joseph
Boldness.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Supreme Court is held in the City of Wash-
ington, D. C.. and has one session annually, com-
mencing on the first Monday in December. Salmon
P. Chase, of Ohio, chief justice : Joseph P. Brad-
ley, of New Jersey. Samuel Nelson, of New York.
William Strong, of Pennsylvania, Nathan Clifford,
of Maine. Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio. Samuel H.
Miller, of Iowa, David Davis, of Illinois, and
Stephen J. Field, of California, associate justices;
T. C. Ackennan. attorney general.
CIRCUIT COURTS The United Status are divided
into nine Judicial Circuits, in each of which a Cir-
cuit Court is held twir.e every year, for each State
within the Circuit, by a justice of the Supreme
court, assigned a circuit, or by the Circuit Judge
and by the District Judge of the State or Dis-
trict in which the Court sits. The State of Illi-
nois is attached to the Seventh Judicial Court,
which comprises the States of Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
ILLINOIS. Hon. David Davis, associate justice
ot the Supreme Court of the United States and
presiding -judge of the Seventh Judicial cir-
cuit, Hon. Thomas Drnmmond. circuit judge, for
Seventh Judical Circuit, Hon. Henry W. Blodgett,
judge of District Court, United States, Northern
District, Illinois: William H. Bradley, clerk of
Circuit and District Courts: B. H. Campbell, mar-
shall: Augustus B. Cotes, S. H. Tourtellotte and
Augustus B. Campbell, dep. marshals: W. O.
Glover, attorney : L. H. Boutell, assistant attorney,
office. Custom House ; J. Tilden Moulton and
Henry W. Bishop, masters in chancery
lor Circuit Court; P. A. Hoyne, O. K. A. Hutch-
inson, Lawrence Prondfoot jr.. H. C. Hosnr-re,
Simeon W. King, D. Goodwin, jr.. J. T. Moulton,
E. A. Drummond and Robert Rae, commissioners.
Terms of the Circuit and District Courts First
Mondays in March, May, July. October, and third
Monday of December. Special Admiralty term-
First Monday in eaeh month. Rule day in chan-
cery First Monday in every month. Return days
of marine process in Admiralty in District Court
First Monday in each month.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS' COURT,
can be holden by any U. S. Commissioner; Philip
A. Hoyue, commfssioncr, Robert Rae, O. K. A.
Hutchinson, H. C. Hosmer, D. Goodwin, jr., L.
Pnmdl'oot, jr, Simeon W. King, commissioners.
Office. Custom House.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
ILLINOIS Holds its sessions at Springfield on
the first Mondays in January and June. Hon. Sam-
uel H. Treat, judge: John A. Jones, clerk of
Circuit Court, Geo. P. Boweu, clerk of District
Court
SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS This Court
holds three regular sessions, as follows: In North-
ern Grand Division, on the second Tuesday in
September at Ottawa; Central Grand Division on
the second Tuesday after first Monday in January
at Springfield, and in Southern, Grand Bivision^on
the first Tuesday in June, at Mount Vernon, 111.
Court consists of seven judges, four constituting
a quorum. Hon. Charles B. Lawrence, Galesbnrg,
111, Chief Justice. Pinkney H. Walker, Rnehville,
111., Sidney Breeze. Carlisle. 111., John M. Scott,
Bloomington, 111., Wm. K, McAllister, Chicago,
Anthony Thornton, Shelbyville, Benjamin R.
Sheldon. Galena. Reporter.Norman L. Freeman,
Springfield; clerks. for Northern Grand District.
Woodbury. M. Taylor, Ottawa: Central Grand.
District, Wm. A. Turney, Springfield, and South-
ern Grand District, Robert A. D. Wilbanks, Mount
Vernon.
SUPERIOR COURT OF COOK COUNTY John
A. Jameson, c-hief jiistice ; Joseph E- Gary and
William A. Porter, judges: Augustus Jacobson,
clerk: John H. Batten and A. F. Stevenson, de-
puty clerks. Ira Scott, .<W Clark and Benjamin L.
Magrnder. 100 Washington, masters in chancery.
Term*: First Monday in each month. Place of
holding court, rooms 47, 54 and 55. Court House.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT Em-
bracing the counties of Cook and Lake. Trial
terms in Cook county, twelve, commencing on
third Monday of each nd every month. Place
of holding court. Court House, Chicago, firas-
tus 8. Williams, judge : W. W. Farwell, John G.
Rogers, H. D. Booth, associate jnslges, one va-
cancy; John WoodbriiJge, jr. master in chancery;
Charles H. Reed, state-attorney; Norman T. Gas-
seite-. clerk. Terms rn Lake eonnty, first Mondays
in February. June and September : held at Wau-
kegan; Erastns S. Williams; judge; F. E. Clark,
master in chancery ; C. H. Reed 1 , state attorney;
Josiah M. Truesdell, clerk.
County Comrt.
Terms, first Monday in each month. Place of hold-
ing court. rooBD, 3 Ccnrt House. Chicago;
M. R. M. Wallace, judge; J. G. Gindele, clerk.
Criminal Court of Cook ("oriuJy.
Teems, first Monday of every month. Place of hold-
ing court, 2d floor, room 35, Court House, Chica-
go: presided over alternately by the judges of the-
Superior and Circuit Court: Charles H. Reed,
state attorney; Daniel O'Hara, clerk. This court
has concurrent jurisdiction respectively, -with the
Circuit Cottrt and Superior Court in all civil cases,
and 1 all criminal cases, in th cky only, except
murder and treason.
U. S. OFFICERS IN CHICAGO.
Custom House.
James E. McLean, collector: James Avars jr., gen>-
eral deputy collector; J. S. Reynolds night dep-
uty; O. E. Adams, entrance and clearance depu-
ty; G. E. Barden. cashier: John Hill, entry clerk
and deputy; G-. H. Stone, auditor; W. I* Stafford,,
deputy collector; Cbnrles H. Ham, appraiser: E.
P. Harris, bookkeeper: W J. Wallis, F.C. Greene,
Wm. Herro and William Jewell, clerks; T. H.
Keefe, special inspector: J. A. Fitch and JohnC.
Harrington, chief inspectors; C. A. Baldwin,?. H.
Sloan, Charles Woolett, C. B. Throop. James
Quirk. J. B. Nordharn. Geo. Wolfe. F. W. Test,
J. M. Hendrick*. H. B. Hart. W. P. Witherow,
Benjamin R. McPherson. Erastus W. Pratt, E-
Engelsted, J.F. WaHerhouse, JohnDfcLandburgh
and' A. Philleo. inspectors: A. W. Street, tore-
keeper. Sargent's bonded warehouse; Benjamin
N. Reid, storekeeper, Allcrton's bonded ware-
house ; Frederick Behlendorfft storekeeper. Hub-
bard's bonded warehouse : Frank Gilbert, store-
keeper, Meeker's bonded warehouse: Charles
Kressman, storekeeper. Platt, Thorn & Co's.hoad-
ed warehouse: John Launon, fireman; Mark C.
Wuir, laborer; Wra. D. Berry, porter; Thomas
Soars, night watchman.
U. S. Depository.
James E. McLeans depository ; H. H. Nasb.' cashier;
John L. Carter, bookkeeper; J. M. Vernon, W..
Brewster. Charles Crawford, T. W. Hamill, clerks;
Wm. Harris, night watch.
Steamboat Inspection Office.
Office, room 9, 144 Madison street; John P.. Fafrar
and John B. Werner,, inspectore.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
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United States Commissioners.
P. A. Hoyne and 8. W. King, commissioners; A.T.
Sherman, notary public.
U. S. Internal Kevenwe Department.
Herman Raster, collector; I. A. Irvine, deputy col-
lector; F. H. Battershnll, cashier, Wai. Minty,
Otto E. Schadt, A. W. Wilson, Frederick Kaiser.
Herman Becker, clerks; M. B. Beecher. J. F.
Hoyt, M. V. Hall, P. Anderson. B. Miller, R. Ken-
nicot, A. Mailer. B. M. Callender, D. H. Gile, C.
H. L. Ahrens. A. G. Hiuckley, gungers; L. H.
Swan. Louis Ebersold, Washington Warren, Louis
Berger, C. A. Vergho, H. P. Whitney, George D.
PheTp-i. Robert E. Keichner, Theodore Jancovius,
Paul Vonkaas, Cragin P. Jencks, Charles W.
Poole, Charles Mapph, John Rhodes, storekeep-
ers.
U S INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSORS DE-
PARTMENT Offices, 8, Stand 10 Lombard Block,
J. D. Webster, assessor; C. L. Root, chief clerk;
A. W. Willmorth, clerk; C. W. Davis, special as
sistant, assessor. First Division, from the Lake to
State street, river, south to city limits. H. A.
Plimpton, assistant assessor. Second Division,
State street west to the river, and south to Harri-
BOD street, A. St. J. Campbell, assistant assessor.
Third Division, State street west to the river, Har-
rison south to city limits, J. W. Brockway. assist-
ant assessor. Fourth Division, W. Madison street
south to the river and west to city limits, Wm. M.,
Langhlin, assistant assessor. Fifth Division, north
of W. Madison street to the river and west to city
limits. C. Cox, assistant assessor. Sixth Division,
Wells street west to the river, north to Division
street, west to Larrabee street and north to city
limits, A. Nelson, assistant assessor. Seventh Di-
vision, Wells street east to the Lake, north to Di-
vision street, west to Larrabee street and north to
city limits. L. Shaffner, assistant assessor. Eigth
Division, towns of Bloom, Bremen, Calumet, Or-
land, Palos, Rick, Thornton Worth,Cicero, Jeffer-
son, Lake, Leyden. Lyons and Proviso, Perry A.
Wattles and Geo. Dunlop, assistant assessors, of-
fice, 10 Lombard Block.
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE B. H. Campbell,
marshal, office. Custom House. A. B. Cotes, L.
O. Gilman. S. H. Tourtellotte and A. S. Campbell,
deputies: N. J. Adams and A. C. Campbell, bai-
ling; H. B. Rnger, crier. United States Court; Ad-
am Carey, janitor.
Headquarters Military Division of the
MissouriOffices, I,uSa)lt- , Northwest
cor. Washington.
P. H. Sheridan, Lieutenant General Commanding,
708 Michigan av.
G. A. Forsyth, Lieutenant Colonel, Military Secreta-
ry. 478 Michigan av.
J. W. Forsyth, Lieutenant Colonel, Aide-de-Camp,
478 Michijranav.
M. V. Sheridan, Lieutenant Colonel, Aide-de-Camp,
708 Michigan av.
George L. Hartsuff, Lieutenat Colonel, Assistant
Adjutatant General. 165 Michigan ar.
James A. Hardie, Colonel, Inspector General, 420
Wahash av.
D. II. Rucker, Colonel, Assistant Quartermaster
General, Depotand Chief Quartermaster, 75 Rush.
H. F. Clark, Lieutenant Colonel, Asst. Coin. Gen.
of Subs., Depot and Chief Commissary, 277 Onta-
rio.
Morris J. Asch, Captain, Attending Surgeon, Re-
vere House.
R. A. Kinzie, Major, Paymaster, U. [S. Army, Re-
vere House.
John W. Barlow, Captain, Chief Engineer, 318 Wa-
bash av.
Robert Macfeely, Depot Commissary, 843 Wabash
av.
FOREIGN CONSULS IN CHICAGO-
BELOIUM-J. F. Henrotin, 191 N. LaSalle.
DENMARK (Vice Consul), Emil Drier, 137 Mil-
waukee av.
FRANCE (Vice Consul), Paul Niboyet, room 39
Oriental blcig.
HESSE DARMSTADT August Beck, consul, of-
fice, 87 and 89 Michigan av.
ITALY G. M. Cella, 131 Adams
NETHERLANDS (Consular agent), J. P. Voswin-
kel.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY Peter L. Hawkinson,
2 Uhlich'c blk.
SWITZERLAND Henry Enderis, 14 and 16 W.
Randolph Louis Boerlin. vice consul.
NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION Henry
Clauseenins, 48. Clark.
TURKEY William E. Doggett, cor. Wabash av.
and Lake.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Chicago Post Office.
West side Dearborn, cor. Monroe. F. A. Eastman,
postmaster; C. S. Squiers, asst. postmaster; James
Stewart, chief clerk: P. M. Clowry, supt. carriers
and delivery; Edward M. Fitch, accountant; Geo.
L. Holmes, cashier; W. W. Botkin, snpt. money
order department ; R. J. Blattner, supt. distribu-
tion; Fr. Groth, supt. stamp department; T, D.
Cleveland, registry department, (day); S. E.
Pearce, supt. registry department, (night); David
Green, night supt.
The accountant, cashier, and money order depart-
ment, on main floor, entrance, west door on Mon-
roe. The registry, stamp and stamped envelope
department, on main floor, north end of building.
The postmaster and assistant's room, entrance
from lobby, in south end of building. Office
hours. For delivery of letters and sale of stamps,
from April 1st to Nov. 1st, 7.80 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
From Nov. 1st to April let. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sun-
days, from 8.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Postmaster's room
open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Accountant, cashier,
money order, wholesale stamp and stamped en-
velope departments open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Registry department open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Revenue stamps of all denominations for sale at
the cnshier's office.
RAILWAY POST OFFICES Railway post offices
are established on all Western lines from Chicago
(excepting the Milwaukee railway). These of-
fices run upon morning trains, and letters may be
mailed at the cars up to the last moment prior to
the departure of the trains. Stamps of the de-
nominations of two, three and ten cents may be
had at the cars.
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT Especial atten-
tion is called to the money order system, as a safe
and cheap method of transmitting small sums
through the mails. Orders are issued in sums not
more than $50. Larger amounts can be trans-
mitted to the same person, at the same time, by
additional orders. Rates On orders not exceed-
ing $20, 10 cents ; on orders over $20 and up to $60,
25 cents. The money order office will be open
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
REGISTRY DEPARTMENT Letters can be regis-
tered to all parts of the United States upon pay-
ment of a fee of 15 cents, in addition to the regular
postage.
POSTAL RULES Many errors occur by persons
not observing the following regulations in depos-
iting letters, papers or miscellaneous publications,
in the office for mailing :
All drop letters must be prepaid by postage stamps.
Pre-payment by stamps required on all letters to
places within the United States.
Letters addressed to initials and fictitious persons
and firms, under the regulation of the post office
department, are not deliverable.
Full pre-payment, by stamps, required on all tran-
sient printed matter, foreign and domestic.
By inserting the county in which the oflice is loca-
ted, upon all letters, many errors in superscription
might be detected, and mistakes in mailing be
avoided.
Persons calling for letters, other than for themselves,
must present a written order therefor.
Samples of flour, tea, coffee, sugar, tobacco and
packages containing poisons, oils, explosive chem-
icals, liquids, or anything calculated to injure or
endanger the safety of the mails will not be re-
ceived.
Valuable letters should in all cases be registered;
and when money is designed to be transmitted, a
postal money order (to secure safety in transmis-
sion), should be obtained when practicable.
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CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
Persons presenting drafts drawn by the post office
department upon the postmaster of this city, will
be required to identify themselves before pay-
meat is made.
Cashiers of banks and agents of express'companies,
holding post office drafts for collection will please
lekve their official signatures with the cashier of
this office, to enable him to verify their indorse-
ments and save delay.
The public are requested to inform the postmaster
of any inattention to their duties on the part of the
carriers or the clerks in the office.
Employees of this office, while on duty, cannot be
seen except on official business.
THE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF LETTERS ARE
NOT ADVERTISED -Drop letters, unless a three
cent postage stamp is affixed. Box letters. Let-
ters directed and sent to hotels, and thence re-
turned to the post office as unclaimed, being for
strangers. Letters returned from the dead letter
office to writers. Circulars, free packets, contain-
ing printed documents, speeches, and other print-
ed matter.
STAMPED ENVELOPES The attention of the
public is called to the advantages of using stamp-
ed envelopes rather than postage stamps. Daily,
numbers of letters are dropped in the post office,
without prepayment, with revenue stamps and
stamps cut from stamped envelopes affixed, which
are held for postage ; whereas by the use of stamp-
ed envelopes, these letters would go forward
without delay. Persons purchasing stamped en-
velopes of any denomination, in quantities of 500
and upwards, may have their business card and
request to return in a specified time printed
thereon, not to exceed four lines, free of charge.
CITY DELIVERY Free delivery of letters by
faithful carriers will be secured by having the
letters addressed to the street and number. Per-
sons calling for mail at the carriers 1 department of
this office on Sundays or holidays, will please give
the number of the carrier for the district, and the
name of the applicant or firm inquired for.
Head letters with the names of the writers, post
office and State, street and number, sign them
with full name, and request that answers be di-
rected accordingly. Parties now owning boxes
can receive their mail at their places of business
or residence by leaving an order in the postmas-
ter's room. The advantages of the free delivery
system cannot be too highly estimated. It -is
more regular, more secure and more conve-
nient than the box system. Many letters pass
through the mails, reach this city, and are depos-
ited ia the boxes, because of divided responsi-
bility, fail to reach the firm or family addressed.
The carriers are under bonds for an honest discharge
of their duties. If the business community could
be induced to cease sending boys to the post
office, for their mail matter, and accept the means
provided by the department for a safe delivery of
letters, through responsidle carriers, a great evil
would be corrected, and many losses (now occur-
ring prevented.
The public, are requested to adopt the house door
letters boxes, the use of which will result in
greatly increasing rapidity in the delivery of let-
ters.
It is hoped that those householders who have not
hitherto provided letter boxes will not object to
doing so, as by that means, at a very moderate
expense, they can promote the convenience both
of themselves and their neighbors, and the same
time render an important aid to the public
service.
N. B. A request for the return of a letter to the
writter if unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
office, and state across the left hand side of the
envelope, on the face side, will be complied with.
Letters bearing such indorsements will be re-
turned to the writer free of pastage.
CHICAGO EXCHANGE.
Board of Trade.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. J. W. Preston,
President; Chas. E. Culver. 1st vice president:
Win. N. Brainard, second vice president. Direc-
tors. E. F. Lawrence, W. H Goodnow, O S.
Hough, A. H. Pickering, Daniel Jones, Josiah
Stiles, I. P. Rumsey.J. H. Dwight, A. M.Wright,
I. N. Ash; Chas. Randolph, secretary; Orson
Smith, Treasurer; Chas. Hitchcock, attorney.
Standing Committees on Finance, Messrs. Culver,
Goodnow, Dwight; on Flour Inspection, Messrs.
Wright, Rumsey, Pickering ; on Grain Inspection,
Messrs. Brainard, Stiles, Ash : on Provision Inspec-
tion, Messrs. Hough, Jones. Stiles, W. E.Richard-
son, H. Wilward; on Other Inspection, Messrs.
Lawrence, Ash, Culver; on Telegraphing, Messrs.
Jones, Hough, Wright : on Membership, Messrs.
Goodnow. Lawrence, Rumsey; on Registration,
Messrs. Pickering, Brainard, Dwight: on Rooms,
Messrs Wright, Goodnow. Culver: on Meteorolog-
ical Observation,Messrs. Randolph, Dwight. Ram-
sey. Inspectors Inspectors of Flour, Creighton,
Rathborne; Inspector of Grain, O. L. Parker;
Inspectors of Provisions, I. T. Snnderland. Ezra
Taylor; Inspector of Spirits. George G. Smith;
Inspector of Cooperage, William N. Smith ; In-
spection Registrar, W T. Tompkins; Weigher,
Calvin Carr. Committee of Arbitration J. F.
Gillette, C. C. Moeller, Robert Warren. A. J.
Latham, J. B. Murphey, C. J. Blair, R. W. Dun-
ham, C. T. Trego, T. T. Gerney, J. B. Hobbs.
Committee of Appeals W. N. Brainard, Geo. H.
Gibson. C. Hinckley. J. D. Cole, jr., R. P. Mur-
phey, W. M. Egan, M. A. Seymour, M. G. Linn,
James H. Dole, Howard Priestley. Commercial
Committee S. H. McCrea, Asa Dow, Ciinton
Briggs. C. J. Davis, Warren Norton, L. B. Sid-
way, R. C. Meldrum, James Warrack, E. G. Wol-
cott, S. B. Williams, P. W. Dater, George M.
How, R. Prindeville D. H. Lincoln. W. H. Low,
W. D. Houghteling, R. Stone. W. V. Kay, S. M.
Moore, Murry Nelson, T. G. McLaurey.
Chamber of Commerce.
Incorporated 1863. Organized March 1st. 1864.
Daniel A. Jones, president; Geo. C. Walkor,
vice president ; Lyman Blair, D. K. Pearsons, J.
L. Hancock, P R. Chandler. Artemus Carter, V.
A. Turpin, J. W. Towne, J. P. Brooks. O. K. A.
Hutchinson, Thomas L.Parker and E.G.,Hall, di-
rectors ; Chas. L. Raymond, secretary and treas-
urer.
CHURCHES.
Baptist.
COVENTRY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Cor.
Coventry aud Bloomingciale av. Rev. R. J. Lan-
gridge, pastor. Services, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p.m.
Sabbath school at 2.30 p. m. Kennedy Gray, su-
perintendent. Prayer . meetings on Wednesday
evenings.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wabash avenue.
Southwest cor. Hnbbard court. Rev. W. W.
Everts, D. D., pastor. Divine service, 11 a. m. and
7.30 p. m. Sabbath school meets 9.30 a. m . B. F.
Jacobs, superintendent. Adult Bible clacs at 3
p m., B. F Jacobs, leader.
FIRST DANISH BAPTIST CHURCH 187 N. Un-
ion street. Services, 10.30 am. and 7.30 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. Sabbath
school. 3 p. m. M. R. Bortree, superintendent.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH West Harrison, cor.
Sangamon. Rev. W. J. Kernott, pastor. Sabbath
services, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school
3 p. m. S. M. Hunt, jr. snperinendent. Prayer
meetings on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenines.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Second,
near Bickerdike. Divine service 10 a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Sun-
day school ?) a. m.
INDIANA AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH In-
diana av. cor. 13th. Rev. F. D. Rickerson. pas-
tor. Divine service 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. ; Wed-
nesday, 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 9.30 a. m.
MICHIGAN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Mich-
igan av. near 2.3d. Rev. Jesse B. Thomas, D. D.
pastor. Divine service 10.30 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Prayer meetings every Wednesday and Friday
evenings. Sabbath school 3 p. m. William Hans-
brongh, superintendent.
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH North Dearborn,
cor. Chicago av. Rev. J. T. Westover, pastor.
Divine service 10 30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
school 3 p. m. S. Head, superintendent.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
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OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH (colored) Fourth
av. between Taylor and Polk. Rev. R. DeBaptist
pastor. Divine service 11 a. m. and 7 30 D. m.
Lecture Wednesday evening. Prayer meeting
Friday evening. Sabbath school 2 30 p. m.
PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH (colored)-
13 Perch. Sunday school 2.30 p. m. T. J. Elmore,
superintendent.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH West Monroe, cor.
Morgan. Rev. E, J. Ooodspeed, D. D. pastor.
Divine service 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath
Bchool !> a. m. Dr. C. B. Blackall. superintendent.
Adult Bible class, 3 p. m. E. S. Albro, leader.
Young people's Bible class, 9 a. m. VVm. Law-
rence, leader.
SECOND GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Chi-
cago av. cor. Chase. Rev. H. Snydcr, pastor. Di-
vine service 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayer
meeting on Tuesday evening. Sunday school 9
a. m.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Bonaparte and
Locke. Rev. Edw. Ellis, pastor. Services. 11 a.m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school, 9.45 a. m. S.
Skemp, superintendent. Prayer meeting, Wed-
nesday evening 1 .
SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH Nos. 10 and 12
Oak. Rev. J. Edgren, pastor. Hours of service
10.30a.m. and 7.30p.m. Sabbath school at 9 a.
m. Meetings on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
UNIVERSITY PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Douglas Place, cor. Rhodes av. Services 10.30 a.
m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 2. 30 p. m. J.W.
Dean superintendent; Prayer meeting on Wed.
nesday 7.30. p. m. Sabbath school and teachers'
prayer meeting, Friday, 7.30 p. m.
UNION PARK BAPTIST CHURCH -West Wash-
ington, cor. Paulina. Rev. Florence McCarthy,
pastor. Divine service 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Sunday school and Bible classes, 2.30 p. m. W.T.
Shearer, superintendent.
WESTERN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Wes-
tern av. cor. Warren av. Rev. John Gordon, pas-
tor. Divine service 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m.
Prayer meetings Wednesday and Friday evening
Sabbath school at 2.30 p. m. Thos. A. Hall, snper-
NORT1I STAR BAPTIST CHURCH Division,
cor. Sedgwick. Rev. J. M. Whitehcad, pastor.
Services 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school
8 p. in. George Atwood, superintendent. Young
peoples' meeting Monday evenings. Prayer
meetings. Monday and Friday evenings.
missions.
CENTRAL PARK MISSION-Lake and city lim
its. Meets at 2.30 p. m. Mr. Pearsall, superin-
tendent. Sustained by Western Avenue Baptist
Church.
SCANDINAVIAN MISSION 187 N. Union. Meets
at 3 p. m. M. R. Bortree, superintendent. Sus-
tained by the Second Baptist Church.
SHIELDS' MISSION -Sustained by the First Bap-
tist Church, 2(ith and Wentworth av. Prayer
meeting Tuesday and Saturday evenings, at 7.30.
Preaching Sabbath evening 7.30. Sabbath school
at 2.00 p. m. ; Rev. L. T. Bush, superintendent.
UNION STOCK YARDS MISSION Near the
Transit House. Rev. C. R. Henderson, pastor.
Sabbath school, 2.30 p. m. : D. D. Cole, superin-
tendent. Preachin? at, 3.30 and 7.30 p. m. Sus-
tained by the Second Baptist Church.
UNION BAND MISSION 2d. cor. Bickerdike.
Sustained by the Second Baptist Church. E. Nel-
son Blake, superintendent. Meets at 3 p. m.
NORTH AVENUE MISSION Near N. Halsted.
Organized, 1866. Louis Schnouchow, superin-
tendent.
SWAN MISSION Rock Island car works. Rev.
J. Sawyer, missionary. Sabbath school at 2.30 p.
m. J. W. Dean, superintendent. Sustained by
University Place Church.
SOUTH MISSION Bonaparte, cor. Locke. 8.
Skemp. superintendent. Meets at 3 p. m. Sus-
tained by the Second Baptist Church.
Free Baptist Church.
W. Jackson, cor. Loomis. Rev. J. B. Drew, pastor.
Divine service, 10.45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. Sab-
bath school, 12 m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7.30 p. m.
Mariners' Itethel.
Michigan, cor. Market. Rev. Joseph H. Leonard,
pastor, res. 179 Hnron. Divine service 10.30 a. m.
and 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.
m. Class meeting Monday 7.30 p. m. Children's
hour. Tuesday 7.16 p. m. Sabbath school. 1.30 p.
m. ; H. Martin, superintendent. Preaching In
Marine hospital every Sunday at 3 p. m. Services
are also held on board vessels during the summer.
Temperance prayer meeting 3 p. m. every Sun-
day.
Christian Church.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor. Wabahav. and 16th.
Services at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
school 9 a. m. Rev. Isaac Erntt. pastor. A. W.
Lattenberg and C. T. Lichtenberger, bishops.
SECOND CHURCH Carpenter, cor. Front. J.
Bremner and Joseph Bednoch, overseers. Divine
service 3 and 7.30 p. m.
THIRD CHURCH Indiana av. cor. 25th.
C ongr egatlonal .
FIRST Washington, cor. Ann. Rev. Edward P.
Goodwin, D.D., pastor, res. 356 W. Washington
PLYMOUTH Wabash av. cor. Eldridge court.
Rev. Win. A. Bartlett, pastor, res. 7 Park Row.
SOUTH Indiana av. cor. 26th. Rev. Charles M.
Tyler, pastor, res. 944 Wabash av.
NEW ENGLAND Dearborn, cor. White. Rev.
Leander T. Chamberlain, pastor, bds. 9 Washing-
ton Place.
UNION PARK Washington, cor. Ashland ar.
Rev. Charles D. Helmer, pastor, res. 642 W. Wash-
ington
TABERNACLE W. Indiana, cor. Morgan. Rev.
E. F. Williams, pastor, res. 60 N. Ann.
LINCOLN PARK Church, cor. Centre av. No
pastor.
SCANDINAVIAN Worship in Tabernacle Church
Rev. C. Corneliusson, pastor.
OAKLAND Cottage Grove av. cor. Oakland av.
Rev. James C. White, pastor, res. 185 Ellis av.
BETHANY W. Indiana, cor. Paulina. Rev. James
Harrison, pastor, res. 307 Paulina
LEAVITT STREET Adams, cor. Leavitt. Rev.
Moses Smith, pastor, res. 48 Hamilton av.
WICKER PARK Two blocks north of the Park.
Rev. Wm. B. Holyoke, pastor, res. 1013 Wilmot
MEMORIAL CHURCH Oakland. Prof. J. T.
Hyde, pastor, res. 628 W. Washington.
Other Ministers.
Rev. Edmund F. Dickenson. res. 500 Wabash av.
Rev. Stephen S. Smith, res. 745 Wabash av.
Rev. Wm. A. Lloyd, in charge of Miss'on Church at
Ravenswpod, res. Rayenswood.
Rev. Washington A. Nichols. In Europe.
Rev. G. S. F. Savage, D.D. sec. Cong'l Pub. Soci-
ety, res. 130 N. State.
Rev. J. E. Roy, D.D., superintendent Home Mis-
sions, res. Oak Park.
Rev. S. J. Humphrey, dist. sec. A. B. C. F. Mis-
sions, res. Oak Park.
Rev. H L. Hammond, treas. Chicago Theological
Seminary, res. 19 N. Sangamon.
Rev. F. W. Fish, D.D., professor, Chicago Theolog-
ical Seminary, res. 387 W. Adams.
Rev. S. C. Bartlett, D.D., professor, Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary, res. Glencoe.
Rev. W. W. Patton, D.D., editor Advance, r. 380
W. Washington.
Episcopal.
Right Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse, bishop of Il-
linois. Secretary of convention, Rev. J. H. Knowles,
Chicago. Assistant secretary. Rev. March Chase,
Chicago. Treasurer of convention, George P Lee,
Chicago : P. O. box 5955.
CATHEDRAL OF STS. PETER AND PAUL
W. Washington, cor. Peoria. Right Rev. Henry
J. Whitehouse, D.D., LL.D., res. 445 W. Wash-
ington; Rev. J. H. Knowles, res. 260 W. Washing-
ton. Services on Sundays, at 8 and 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. ; week days, at 9 a. m. and on Wed-
nesdays, at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School. 2.30 p. m.
CALVARY CHURCH -Warren cor. of Western av.
Rev. A. W. Snyder. pastor; res. 805 W. Wnshing-
ton. Divine service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School. 2.30-p. m.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Throop bet.
Adams and Monroe. Rev. C. M. Fox. LL. D.,
rector, res. 352 W. Adams. Services, 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School at 9 a. m.
OHRIST CHURCH Michigan av., cor. of Twenty-
fourth. Rev. Charles Edward Cheney, pastor;
res. 870 Michigan av. Divine service, 10.30 a. m,
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CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School meets at 2.30 p. m. ;
P. L. Moorehouse, superintendent. There is a
week day eveniug service maintained in connec-
tion with the church from October to April; also,
a weekly teachers' meeting for the Sunday
School.
CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR-Belden av. cor.
Lincoln av. Rev. W. J. Petrie, rector, res. Fab-
ius, north of Fullerton av. Services 10.30 a. m.
and 4 p. m. Sunday School, 2.30 a. m.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION LaSalle, cor.
Elm. Rev. C. P. Doreett rector, res. Clarendon
House, N. Clark, Rev. G. C. Street, assistant: res.
254 Division. Services, 10.80 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School 3. p. m.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION Burn-
side, near Thirtieth Rev. John Wilkinson, rec-
tor, res. 1448 Indiana av. Hours of Divine Ser-
vice, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School
meets at 2.30 p. m.
GRACE CHURCH Wabash av. near Fonrteenth.
Rev. Clinton Locke, D.D., rector; res. 45 Peck
Court. Services, 10.30 a. m. and.7.30p. m. Sun-
day School. 9 a. m.
ST. ANSHARirs (Swedish congregation) Indiana,
cor. North Franklin, Rev. Jacob Bredbnrg, pas-
tor; res. 96 N. Franklin. Sunday School meets
at 2.30 p. m. E. Martin, superintendent.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Lake, cor. St. John's
place, Union Park. Rev. H. N. Powers, D.D.,
pastor; res. 517 Fulton. Sunday School, 9 a. m.
George H. Hess, superintendent. Hoars of ser-
vice, Sunday. 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Wednes-
day evening, Sunday school teachers' association
meets in lecture room of the church. Friday
evening, lecture in the church at 7.30 p. m.
CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT -Cor. W
Washington and Robey. Rev. Henry C. Kitney,
rector : res. W. Washington, se. cor. of Park av.
and Reuben Services at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Sunday school. 2.30 p. m.
ST. JAMES' CHURCH Cass, cor. Huron. Ser-
vices, 10 30 a. m. and 4 p.m. Sunday School 9p.m.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH Cottage Grove. Survices.
10.30 a. m. 7.30. Kev. Brockholst Morgan, rector;
res. 99 Wahpanseh av.
ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH Forquer, cor. Blue
Island av. Rev. March Chase, rector; res. 235
Ewing. Services 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p. m. Sun-
day School. 2.30 a. m.
TRINITY CHURCH South side Jackson, bet.
Michigan and Wabash avs. Rector, Rev. E. Sulli-
van, A. B. res. 594 Wabash av. Sunday services,
10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Friday, 7.30 p. m.
Sunday school 3 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S MISSION Desplaines, bet. Lake
and Randolph. David D. Lyman, superintend-
ent. Meets 2.30 p. m.
TRINITY MISSION Meets 2.45 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-Hyde Park. Rev. T. K.
Coleman, rector. Divine service, 10.30 a. m. and
7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 3. p. m.
ALL SAINTS -Cor. of Carpenter and Fourth, Rev.
James Greene, rector, services, 10.30 a. m. and
7.30 p. m.
Evangelical.
FIRST SOCIETY OF THE EVANGELICAL AS-
SOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA Polk, cor.
|f. 3d av. Rev. G. W. Mohr, pastor, res. 167 3d av.
Divine service 10.30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prayer
meeting, Thursday and Friday, 8 p. m. Sunday
school. 2 p. m.
SECOND CHURCH Sedgwick, cor. Wisconsin.
Rev. Henry Hintze, pastor.
THIRD CHURCH West Twelfth, southwest cor.
Union. Rev. Amos Gakiey, pastor. Divine ser-
vice Id a. m. and 7.30 p. m.. Sunday school 1.30
p. m. Jacob Alt. superintendent.
FOURTH CHURCH Noble, cor. 2d. Rev. Samuel
Deckover, pastor, res. adjoining the Church. Hours
of divine service, 10a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school
2 p. m. Prayer meeting, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday at 8 p. m.
Free Evangelical Church.
At 490 and 492 N. 'Wells. Rev. Augenetein, pastor,
. res. 277 Rush. Hours of divine service, 10.30a.m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 9 a. m.
l.ut lirra ii.
Dearborn, cor. Ontario. Rev. Frank Richards, pas-
tor, res. 141 N. Dearborn. Sunday shool meets at
9 a. m.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN MISSION SCHOOL-N.
Sangamon, cor. Phillips. Meets at 3 p. m. Kev.
Frank Richards, superintendent.
Evangelical German.
FIRST GERMAN EVANGELICAL REFORMED
CHURCH Desplaines, bet. Van Buren and Har-
rison. Rev, Frederick Kuenzler, pastor, res. 245
South Desplaines. H. Schwerz, sexton, res. ad-
joins the church. Divine service 10 a. m. and 7. 30
p. m.
Evangelical ^Lutheran.
FIRST GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Superior, cor. Franklin.
Rev. Henry Wunder, pastor, res. 100 Huron. Di-
vine service, 10 a. m. and 2.30 p.m. Sunday school
3 p. m.
SECOND GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
IMMANUAL'S CHURCH W. Taylor, cor.Brown.
Rev. C. Koerner. pastor, res. Brown, cor. W. Tay-
lor. Divine service, 9.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sun-
day school. 2. 30 p. m.
ST. JACOBI'S CHURCH Sophia, south-west cor.
Tremont. Rev. Wm. Bartling, pastor, res. 98 Wil-
lofw. Services 10 a. .. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, ST. JOHN'S
CHURCH First, cor. Bickerdike. Rev. T. John
Groose, pastor, res. 208 First. Divine service every
alternate Sunday morning and every Sunday after
noon.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH
Hanover, cor. Kossuth. Rev. F. Dcekerlin, pas-
tor. Divine service at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ZION CHURCH
Lake, northeast cor. John. Rev. A. Wagner, pas-
tor, res. 58 Lake. Divine service, Sunday at 9.30
a. m., Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Sunday school at
2.30 p. m.
United Evangelical.
FIRST GERMAN UNITED EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Ohio, sw.
cor. LaSalle. Rev. Joseph Hartman, pastor, reg.
129 N. LaSalle. G. A. Zimmermann, asst. Di-
vine service, 10 a. m. to 12 m. and 7.30 to 9 p. m.
Sabbath school. 1.30 to 3 p. m.
SECOND GERMAN UNITED EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN ZION CHURCH Union, nw. cor.
Mitchell. Rev. Hansen. pastor. Divine ser-
vice, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Sunday school. 2 p. m.
THIRD GERMAN UNITED EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN, SALEM CHURCH 21st, cor. Ar-
cher av. Rev. C. Wargowski, pastor. Divine
service, 10 a. m. and 7 30 p. m. Sunday school, 3
p. m.
FOURTH GERM AN UNITED EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN, ST. PETER'S CHURCH Chicago
av. cor. Noble. Rev. G. Lambrecht. pastor, res.
330 W. Chicago av. Hours of divine service, 10 a.
m. and 8 p. m
FIFTH GERMAN UNITED EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN, ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
Wentworth av. cor. 25th. Rev. Ernst Guntrum,
pastor, res. Burnside, cor. 22d.
Independent.
ILLINOIS STREET MISSION CHURCH Illinois,
bet. Wells and LaSalle. Divine service at 10.45 a.
m and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school commences at
3 p. m. D. L. Moody, superintendent.
Jewish Congregations.
CHURCH OF THE NORTH SIDE-On the north
side of Superior, bet. Wells and Franklin. Rev.
Norden, pastor. Nathan Eisendrath, presi-
dent,
ZION CONGREGATION Jackson, cor. Sangamon.
Rev. B. Fel sen thai, pastor. Henry Greenbaum,
president. Reformed Synagogue.
SINAI CONGREGATION VanBuren, cor. 3d av.
Dr. Chronick, pastor; Eliel, president. Di-
vine service 10 a. m.
KEHILATH ANSHE MAARAB Congregation of
men of the West Peck court and Wabash av.
Rev. Liehman Adler, pastor. M. M. Gerstley,
president. Divine service at 10 a. m. every Satur-
day.
KEHILATH BENAY SHALOM -Congregation of
the Sons of Peace HarrifcOH, nw. cor. Fourth av.
Rev. Spitz, pastor.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
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Methodist.
[In all churches, unless excepted below, there is
public service on Sunday mornings and evenii gs,
prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings, and Sun-
day" s-chool at 2 or 2^i o'clock p. m.]
FIRST Clark, se. cor. Washington. W. H. Dan-
iels, pastor, res. 668 N. LaSalle; room 19, Metho-
dist Church blk.
AVABASH AVENUE Cor. Harrison. R. M. Hat-
flelrt. pastor, res. 607 Wabash av.
TRINITY New church erecting onlndaua av. near
24th. J. H. Bayliss, pastor, res. 64, 24th.
INDIANA AVENUE-Bet. 31st and 32d. Robert
D. Sheppard, pastor, res. 1310 Indiana av.
ST. JOHN'S-At Oakland. Charles E. Mandeville,
pastor.
GRACE North LaSalle, cor. Chicago av. M. M.
Parkhurst, pastor, res. 217 N. LaSalle.
GRANT PLACE Cor. Larrabee. C. G. Truesdell,
pastor, res. 185 Lincoln av.
CENTENARY Monroe, west of Moigan. C. H.
Fowler, pastor, res. 400 W. Monroe.
ADA STREET Bet. Lake and Fulton. Thomas
R. Strobridge, 536 W. Monroe.
PARK AVENUE Cor. Robey. H. W. Thomas,
nastor. res. 186 Park av.
ST. PAUL'S Maxwell, cor. Newberry. Wm. H.
Burns, pastor, res 520 S. Halsted.
HALSTED STREET Near Canal port av. A. Yon-
kr, pastor. Preaching in both English and Ger-
man, each twice on Sunday.
SIMPSON CHAPEL Bonfleld, near C. & L. R. R.
crossing. Homor H. Scoville, 610 Archer av.
EICKSON STREET Near North av. T. Marsh,
pastor.
GERMAN CHURCHES.
VAN BUREN STfiET Bet. Clark and 4th av. R.
Fickensher, pastor, res. 100 Van Buren. Sunday
school, 9 a. m.
WEST MAXWELL STREET-Bet. Johnson and
Newberry. Charles G. Becker, pastor, res. 312
Maxwell. Sunday school, 9 a. m.
CLYBOURNE AVENUE Near Division. F. Rin-
der, pastor, res. 51 Clybourne av. Sunday school,
ft a. m.
ASHLAND AVENUE Near'Milwaukee av. Peter
Hinuers, pastor, res. 434 North Ashland av. Sun-
day school, 9 a. m.
SCANDINAVIAN CHURCH K9.
FIRST SCANDINAVIAN 83 and 35 Illinois, A. J.
Anderson, pastor, res. 214 Sedgwlck. Sunday
school. 9 a. m.
FIRST NORWEGIAN W. Indiana, cor. Sanga-
mon. J. H. Johnson, pastor, parsonage next door
to church.
MISCELLANEOUS .
H. Crews, 1310 Indiana av.
J. H. Leonard, Bethel chaplain, 179 Huron.
E. Stone 65 Clinton.
M. B. Cleveland, 204 4th av.
E. M. Boring, 850 N. Franklin.
PRESIDING ELDEBS.
William C. Dandy. Chicago District, Rock Rive r
Conference, 376 "W. Monroe.
C. A. Loeber, Chicago District, Northwest German
Conference, 306 Maxwell.
S. B. Newma >, Chicago Scandinavian District, Cen-
tral Illinois Conference, address at Galva, 111.
A. Haagensen. Norwegian District, Wisconsin Con-
ference, Cambridge Wisconsin.
African Methodist Episcopal.
BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 3d av. Rev. Henry Brown, pastor.
Divine service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayer
meetinir, 8 p. in. Class meeting 12.31) p. m. San-
day. Wednesday and Friday, 8 p. m. Sunday
school. 2 p. m.
QUINN'S CHAPEL AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Jackson, cor. 4th av.
W. S. Lankford, pastor, res. 7, 4th av. Divine
service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Class meeting Tues-
day and Friday, 7.30p.m. Sabbath school, 2p.m.
D. Greenwood", superintendent.
Scandinavian Lutheran.
FIRST NORWEGIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER-
AN CHURCH N. Franklin, nw. cor. Erie. C.J.
P. Peterson, pastor. Divine service, 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school, 9 a. m.
OUR SAVIOUR CHURCH N. May, cor. W-
Erie. Rev. J. Krohn, pastor, res. 218 N. May.
Divine service, 10 a. m. Sabbath school, 9 a. m.
and 3 p. m.
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN IM-
MANUEL'S CHURCH Nos. 192 and 194 Sedg.
wick. Rev. Erland Carlsson, pastor, res. 151 Lin-
coln av. Divine service, 10.15 a. m. and 7.30 p.m.
Sabbath school, 2.30 p. m.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM
CHURCH Sangamon, nw. cor. Philip. Rev. S.
M. Kropmess, pastor.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN SALEM CHURCH 8s.
Bnshnell, between 23d and 24th. Rev. J. P. Ny.
quist, pastor.
Presbyterian.
CALVARYPRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH Indiana
av. nw.cor. Twenty-second. Rev. Daniel Lord
pastor; res. 112 Prairie av. Snnday school meets
at 12 m. J. N. Barker, superintendent.
FIRST HYDE PARK CHURCH Hyde Park,
Rev. D. S. Johnson, pastor; res. Hyde Park.
Divine services. 10.30 am and 7. p. m. H. N. Hub-
bard, superintendent Sunday school.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Wabash av. bet. Con
gress and Van Buren. Rev. Arthur Mitchell,
pastor; res. 431 Michigan av. Divine service, 10.30
a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School connected
with the church; William Tomlinson, superin-
tendent. Meets in the chapel on Congress, rear of
church.
EIGHTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Robey,
nw. cor. W. Washington, Rev. Lewis H. Reid,
pastor; res. 640 W. Washington. Divine service,
10.30 a. ra. and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath schoool 2.30
p. m. S. R. Bingham, superintendent.
NINTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ws. Ellis
av. bet. Wahpanseh and Egan avs. Hours of
services, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Rev. A. Eddy
pastor; res. 159 Ellis av.
OLIVET CHURCH Wabash av. se. cor. 14th.
Rev. G. P. Nichols, pastor. Snnday school
meets at 9 a. m. A. S. Bonton, superintendent.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wabash
av. ne. cor. Washington. Rev. R..W. Patterson,
D.D., pastor; res. 43 25th. Divine service at
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school, 12 m.
Kirk Howes, superintendent.
SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Halsted
cor. Harrison. Rev. J. McLiesh. pastor/res. 118
South Sangamon. Divine service, 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 12.30 p. m. R. M.
Guilford, superintendent.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W. Wash-
ington, cor. Carpenter. Rev. Abbott E. Kitt-
ridge, pastor ; res. 78 Ashland av. Divine ser-
vices. 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
THIRTY-FIRST STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Wabash av. south of 31st. Rev. John
H. Brown, D.D. pastor. Divine service, 10.45
a. m. and 7.45 p. m. Sabbath school, 230 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening, in lecture
room, at 7.30 p.'m.
RE-UNION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 525
Mitchell. Rev. J. H. Walker, pastor; res. 526
Mitchell.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Monroe,
cor. Sangamon. Rev. David Williams, pastor;
res. 240 W. Lake. Divine service, 10. a. m. and
7. p. m. Sabbath school 2.30 p. m.
FULLERTON AVENUE CHURCH.-Fullerton
av. near N. Clark. Divine services, 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school, 2.30 p. m.
JEFFERSON PARK CHURCH Northeast cor.
Adams and Throop. Rev. Robert Patterson,
D.D. pastor; res. 71 N. Curtis. Divine service,
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school and
Bible class 3 p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, 7.45 p. m. Young People's prayer
meeting, Friday 7.30 p. m.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cass
se. cor. Indiana. Rev. David Swinir. pastor; res.
288 Ohio. Divine service 10.30 a.m. and 7.30p.m.
Prayer meeting, Bible class and lecture every
Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 9 a. m.
Warren Norton, superintendent.
ORCHARD STREET CHURCH 124 Orchard,
Sabbath school meets at 3 p. m.
HOLLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Noble,
cor. Erie. Rev. C. Vanorclen, res. 254 1st.
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CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
Independent .Missions.
WILSON STREET MISSION CHAPEL-Mather,
cor. Clinton. Sabbath school, 1.30 p.m.
BREM EH STREET MISSION CHAPEL-No. 110
Bremer. Sunday school. 2.00 p. m.
NEWSBOYS' MISSION AND HOME 122 and 124
Quincv. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m.
BROADWAY MARKET HALL MISSION State,
cor. 22d. Sunday school, 3 p. m.
WELSH MISSION CHAPEL Ashland av. south
of Archer av. Sunday school, 10.30 a. m.
Presbyterian, Scotch.
FIRST SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
W. Adams, cor. Sangamon. No pastor. Divine
service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath
school and senior bible class, 2.30 p. m. Lec-
ture and prayer meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p. m.
Young people's prayer meeting on FViday at 7.30
p. m.
Presbyterian, United.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Paulina,
bet. Adams and Monroe. Rev. J. M. Baugh, pas-
tor, res. 99 Robey. Divine service, 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sabbath school, 2.30 p. m.
Presbyterian, Reformed.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN Fulton, cor.
May. Rev. G. M. Ramsey, pastor, res. 56 -N.
Ann. Divine service, 10.30 a. m. and 3. 30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Sabbath, 9.30 a. m. ; on Wednes-
days, 7.45 p. m. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m.
George Stewart, superintendent.
Presbyterian Missions.
ERIE STREET MISSION CHAPEL Erie, cor.
Franklin. Sustained by Second Presbyterian
Church. Sabbath school meets at 3 p. m.
CLYBOURN AVENUE MISSION CHAPEL Near
city limits. Sabbath school meets at 3 p. m.
BURR MISSION CHAPEL 3d av. north of 14th.
Sunday school meets at 2.30 p. m.
ONWARD MISSION Perch, near Indiana. Sus-
tained by Eighth Presbyterian Church. Sunday
school meets at 9 a. m.
RAILROAD MISSION Pacific av. near R. I. &
M. S. depot. Sunday school, 3 p. m. Preaching
7.30 p. m. M. Gulick, missionary.
BELDEN AVENUE MISSION Sunday school 3
p. m. Preaching, 7.30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
PRAIRIE AVENUE MISSION Prairie av. cor.
41st. Sunday school, 3 p. m. Preaching, 10.30
a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
CAMPBELL AVENUfi MISSION Campbell av.
near Harrison. Sunday school, 3 p. m. Rev. M.
Hein, missionary.
Reformed Dutch.
FIRST DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH Harri-
son, cor. May. Rev. B. De Bey, pastor, res. next
to church. Divine service 9.30 a. m and 2.30 p.
m. Sunday school, 11.30 a. m. Prayer meeting
on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7.45.
AMERICAN REFORMED CHURCH- W. Wash-
ington, bet. Ann and Willard place. Rev. James
Demarest, jr. pastor, res. 350 W. Adams. Di-
vine service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Simdav
school, 12.15 p. m. J. M. Keese, superintend-
ent. Free library connected with Sunday school.
Roman Catholic.
Right Rev. Thomos Foley, Bishop of Pergamus
* and Administrator of the Diocese of Chicago.
CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY NAME N. State
cor. Superior. The Right Rev. Thomas Folcy,
D.D. Rev. James McMullin, D.D., rector: Rev.
P. M. Flanagan, Rev. E. J. Guerin. Mass at 6,
7, 8, 9.15 and 10.30 a. m. Vespers at 3.30 p. m.
Res. 148 Cass.
ST. MARY'S Madison, cor. Wabash av. Rev. E.
W. Gavin, pastor. Rev. T. L. Keating. Mass at
6, 7.30, 8.30 and 10.30 a. m. Vespers at 7.30 p. m.
Re*, at Bishop's house.
ST. PATRICK'S Desplaines, cor. Adams. Rev.
Thomas O'Gara, pastor; Rev. Charles H. Gavin,
D.D. Mass at 7, 9 and 10.30 a. m. Vespers at
7.30 p. m. Res. 139 S. Desplaiues.
HOLY FAMILY 12th, cor. May. Res. 433 W.
12th. Very Rev. Arnold Damen, S. J., superior;
Rev. John Schultz, S. J., Rev. John DeBlieck,
S. J., Rev. M. Oakley, S. J., Rev. John Coglan,
S. J.. Rev. Andrew O'Neil, S. J., Rev. John T.
Virdin, S. J., Rev. John Setters, S. J., Rev. F.
X. Shulack, S. J.. Rev. B. Massellis, S. J., Rev.
James Van Goch, S. J., Rev. James Swjtiri-i-s. S.
J., Rev. T. Vanderhayden, S. J. Vespers at 3.30
p. m. Evening services, sermon and benedic-
tion at 7.30.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION N. Franklin,
near Schiller. Rev. P. Butler, pastor; Rev. M.
Heafy. Mass at 7, 9 and 10.20 a. m. Vespers at
3 p. m.
ST. PETER'S (German) Clark, cor. Polk. Very
Rev. Peter Fischer and Rev. George Haver.
ST. MICHAEL'S (German) Linden, co'r. Hurl-
but. Rev. Peter Zimmer, Rev. L. Holzer, Rev.
Theodore Majerus, Rev. Francis Van Emstedc,
Rev. Charles Hahn, Rev. Hugo Victor. Mass on
Sundays at 6.30, 7, 8 and 10 a. m. Vespers at 3
p. m. Evening sermon at 7 p. m.
ST. JOSEPH'S (German) Cass, cor. Chicago av.
Rev. L. Shuers, O. S. B., Rev. W. Lobmayer. O.
S. B., Rev. D. Stolz, O. S. B., Rev. A. Stubiiiger,
O. 8. B.
ST. BRIDGET'S Archer av. cor. Church place,
Bridgeport. Rev. John H. Grogan.
ST. JOHN'S Clark, cor. 18th. Rev. John Wal-
dron and Rev. P. H. McGuire.
ST. FRANCIS ASSISS1UM (German) 12th, cor.
Newberrv. Rev. F. Kalvelage, S. J., Rev. J. Bank.
ST. COLUMBKILL Paulina, cor. Indiana. Rev.
Thomas C. Burke, pastor; Rev. J. Lightner, D.
D.
ST. JAMES Prairie av. bet. 26th and 27th. Rev.
P. Conway, pastor; Rev. W. Campbell.
ST. LOUIS Sherman, near Polk. Rev. P. Noo-
nan, pastor. Mass at 8 and 10.30 a. m. Vespers
at 3 p. m.
NOTRE DAME DE CHICAGO (French) Hal-
Bted, near Harrison. Rev. Jacob Cote.
ST. BONIFACE (German) Cornell, cor. Noble.
Rev. J. Venn.
ST. WENCELAUS (Bohemian) Desplaines, cor.
DeKoven. Rev. J. Moletor.
ST. PAUL'S Clinton, cor. Mather. Rev. John
Kilkenny, pastor.
CHURCH OF THE ANNUNCIATION Paulina,
cor. Waubansia av. Rev. T. Edwards.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY ANGELS Halsted,
cor. 38th. Rev. J. T. O'Neil.
ST. STANISLAUS Evans, opposite John. Rev.
M. Oakley, S. J., res. St. Ignatius College.
ST. JARLATH'S Hermitage av. cor. W. Jackson.
Rev. J. J. Grogan, pastor.
HYDE PARK South Chicago. Rev. Thomas
Kennedy.
ST. STEPEN'S Sangamon and 4th. Rev. S. Bar-
rett, pastor, res. 15o N. Peoria.
ST. STANISLAUS KOSTKA (Polish) Rev. Jos.
luszkiniez.
Catholic Convents.
CONVENT AND ACADEMY OF ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER- Wabash av. one door south of St.Mary's
Church.
CONVENT AND ACADEMY OF THE SACRED
HEART Taylor, cor. Ruckner.
CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
Opposite Cathedral of the Holy Name.
CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
B.V. Halsted, cor. Kramer.
CONVENT NOTRE DAME Adjoining St. Mi-
chael's Church.
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD E. side
Sedgwick, near Division.
CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD N. Market, near Division.
CONVENT OF THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS
Chicago av. ne. cor. Cass.
CONVENT OF THE BENEDICTINE NUNS
Chicago av. n\v. cor Cags.
CONVENT OF THE REDEMPTORIST FATH-
ERSNO. 190 Church.
CONSENT OF THE SISTERS OF LORETTO
Adams, bet. Desplainea and Halsted.
CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS
80 Cornell.
Stvedeuborgiau.
CHICAGO SOCIETY OF NEW JERUSALEM
The Temple, Adams, near the Lake. Rev. J. R.
Hibbard, pastor, res. 70 3d av. : Rev. C. D. Noble,
assistant, res. Calumet av. cor. 33d. Divine ser-
vice, 11 a. m. Sabbath school meets 9.45 a. m.
Orlando Blackman. superintendent.
GERMAN SOCIETY OF THE NEW JERUSA-
LEM Temple, enstside of Ashland av. near W.
Chicago av. Rev. Wm. Weiser, pastor. Divine
CITY AND COUNTY KECOKD.
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service 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. in. Sunday school,
10 a. m. Gustav Rupricht, superintendent.
Swedeiiborgiaii Mission. .
SOUTH MISSION Services Sundays, in German,
10.30 a. m. ; English, 8 p. m. Sabbath school 2.30
p. m. South Park av. and sw. cor. 83d. J. R.
Putnam, superintendent.
NORTH MISSION N. LaSalle, opposite Lincoln
Park. Sunday school, 9 a. m. S. E. Loring, su-
perintendent.
Unitarian.
cni'RCH OF THE MESSIAH Wabash av. cor.
Babbard court. Rev. Robert Laird Collier, res.
9o'.i Indiana- av. Divine service, 10.45 a. m. and
7..|r> \>. in. Sunday school, 12 m. C. Miseer, su-
perintendent.
UNITY CHURCH Dearborn, cor. Whitney. Ser-
vices at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. in. Robe.rt Collyer,
p::>t(ir. re8. 296 Chicago av. Sunday school, 12m.
Bigelow, superintendent.
Universalist.
ST. PAUL'S Wabash av. cor. Van Buren. W. H.
Ryder, D. D. pastor, res. 267 Wabash av. Divine
services 10.80 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sabbath school,
12 m. J. H. Swan, superintendent; Mrs. W. H.
Ryder, assistant superintendent; S. S. Willard,
Bccretary and James Price, treasurer; C. F.
Haines, librarian.
SECOND UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF THE
REDEEMER W. Washington, ne. cor. Sanga-
mon. G. T. Flanders, D. D. pastor, res. Robey,
nw. cor. Warren. Divine service, 10.30 a.m. and
7.30 p. in. Sabbath school, 12 m.
THIRD UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY Murray
M Chapel, Indiana av. near 29th. Rev. O. F. Saf-
ford, pastor, res. 1189 Michigan av. Services at
10.3(1 a. in. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school, at 12m.
S. A. Briggs, superintendent.
Miscellaneous CHtirch.es.
FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE 26th, bet. Indiana
and Prarie avs. Divine service, Sundays, 10.30
a. m., Wednesdays 5 p,m. Sunday school 12.30
p. in. Hiram Hadley, superintendent.
FIRST MISSION BUILDING CHURCH OF GOD
Warren, se. cor. Robey. Rev. A. X. Shoema-
ker, pastor, res.parsonage attached to the church.
Divine service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sab-
bath school, 2.30 p. m.
CEMETERIES,
ANSHE MAYREV One mile north of city limits,
on Green Bay road. M. M. Gerstly, president.
CALVARY Ten miles north of the city on the
Chicago and Milwaukee R. R. Office, 15 East
Madison. T. D. Guinea, snpt.
CATHOLIC On North side, bet. Schiller and
North av. Office, 15 East Madison. T. D.
Guinea, supt.
CEMETERY OF THE CONGREGATION OF
THE SONS OF PEACE One and a half miles
north of city cemetery, near the lake. Philip
Goldstein, president.
CEMKTERY OF THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY. Adjoining the Cemetery of the Con-
L'n-gation of the Sons of Peace.
CHEBRA KADISHA UBIKARCHOLM Two
miles north of city limits, on Green Bay road.
CITY CEMETERY North av. to Lincoln park,
bet. North Clark and the lake, Joseph H. Ernst,
superintendent. Office, sw. corner, cemetery,
and room 2 Court House, from 9 to 10 a. m.
GRACELAND Two miles north of city, on Green
Bay road. Office, Bryan Hall, 89 Clark. James
L. Reynolds, president.
GERMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY Three
miles from the city limits, on Green Bay road.
Twenty-four acres. Sebastian Keil, sexton.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CEMETERY (.of the St.
Paul's and St. Emanuel's churches) South of
Graceland. Fifteen acres.
OAKWOOD'S CEMETERY Office, 23 LaSalle.
James A. Ferguson, assistant secretary.
ROSS HILL Four miles north of the city, on the
Chicago and Milwaukee R. R, J. Woodbridge
Smith, treasurer.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Board of Education.
Office, room 1, Commercial Building, LaSalle, sw.
cor. Lake. 1st Ward, John Wentworth ; 2d Ward,
William H. Carter; 3d Ward, William H. King,
4th Ward, Joseph N. Barker; 5th Ward, Leari-
der Stone; 6th Ward, Jonathan B. Stephens;
7th Ward, John D. Tully; 8th Ward, David
Walsh; 9th Ward, John Macalister: 10th Ward,
Joseph S. Reynolds; llth Ward, John C. Rich-
berg; 12 Ward, Jeremiah B Briggs: 18th Ward,
Avery Moore ; 14th Ward, Eben F. Runyan ; 15th
Ward, Charles Woensche; 16th Ward, Curtis C.
Meserve, 17th Ward, Theodore Schint/; 18th
Ward Robert Clark: 19th Ward, Samuel Shack-
ford; 201 h Ward, Chalkley J. Ramble-ton.
OFFICE HOURS Forenoon, from 8 a, m. to 12 m.
Afternoon March 1st to November 1st 2 to 6
p. m.; November 1st, to March 1st 2 to 5 p. m.
Superintendent's Office Hours. Noon Hour, from
12.30 to 1 p. m. Afternoon March 1st to Novem-
ber 1st 5 to 6th p. m.; November 1st to March
1st 4 to 5 p. m.
Building and Supply AgenCs Office .Zftwr*. March
1st to November 1st- 5 to 6 p. m.; November 1st
to March 1st 4 to 5 p. m.
Officers of the Board.
William H. King, president; Eben F. Runyan,
vice pres. ; Josiah L. Pickard, secretary
and superintendent of Schools; Francis
Hanford, assistant to the superintendent;
Shepherd Johnston, clerk; Margaret Har-
dinge, assistant clerk; James Ward, Building
and Supply Agent; Charles C. Chase, School
Agent; John A. Guilford, messenger.
Schools and Boundaries of Districts.
HIGH SCHOOL Monroe, bet. Halsted and Des-
plains. Boundaries City limits. Teachers,
George Rowland principal ; Edward C. Delano,
principal of Normal Department; George P.
Welles, teacher of Latin; Selim H. Peabody,
teacher of Natural Science; Henry F. Munroe,
teacher of Latin and Natural Science ; Albion
Cate, teacher of Greek ; C. G. G. Paine, teacher
of Mathematics and Mental Science ; Jeremiah
Slocum, teacher of Mathematics ; Samuel Will-
ard, teacher of History; George D. Broomell,
teacher of Mathematics; Caroline S. Wygant,
principal of School of Practice ; Gertrude V.Lord,
Assistant in Normal Department; Annie E.
Trimingham, teacher of Drawing; Pauline M,
Reed, teacher of German ; Marion G. Meatvard,
teacher of French.
DEARBORN SCHOOL Madison, bet. State and
Dearborn. Alfred P. Burbank, principal ; Alice
L.Barnard, head assistant; that portion of the
South Division lying north of Jackson,
JONES SCHOOL Clark, cor, Harrison. Norton
W. Boomer, principal ; Mary W. Whiteside,
head assistant ; that portion of the South Di-
vision lying bet. Jackson on the north and Polk
and Peck Court on the south.
SCAMMON SCHOOL Madf son, bet, Halsted and
A. Henry Vanzwoll, principal; Henrietta G.
Hubbard, head assistant. That portion of the
West Division commencing on Kinzie at the
River,thence followingKhizie to Green,Green to
Jackson ; Jackson to the River, and on the east
* bv the River from Jackson to Kinzie.
KINZIE SCHOOL Ohio, cor. LaSalle. James
Hannan, principal; Esther M. Sprague, head
assistant: that portion of the North Division,
commencing on Indiana at the Lake; thence
following Indiana toDoarftoriv; Dearborn to Ohio,
Ohio to Clark. Clark to Huron, Huron to Wells,
Wells to Superior, Superior to the River; on the
west and south by the River, and on the east by
the Lake.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL Division, cor. Sedgwick.
Albert R, Sabin, principal ; Maggie Dougall,
head assistant; that portion of the North Di-
vision, commencing on N.orth av. at the Lake,
thence following North av. to Sedgwick; Sedg-
wick to Black Hawk, Black Hawk to the River;
on the west by the River from Black Hawk to
White, thence following White to Wells, Wells
to Oak, Oak to Clark; Clark to Elm, Elm to the
Lake, and on the east by the Lake from Elm to
North av.
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CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL W. Indiana, cor. N.
Sangamon. Benjamin R. Cutter, principal ; Liz-
zie N. Cutter, head assistant; C. McFee, Ger- !
man teacher. That portion of the West Divis-
ion commencing on Chicago av. at the river,
thence following Chicago av. to Halsted, Halsted
to Erie, Erie to Curtis, Curtis to Indiana, Indi-
ana to Noble, Noble to Kinzie, Kinzie to the
River, and on the east by the River from Kinzie
to Chicago av.
MOSELY SCHOOL Michigan av. cor. 24th. S.
N. Griffln, principal ; Louise S. Curtis, head as-
sistant. That portion of the South Division
commencing on the north line of 19th, extend-
ing to the Lake, thence following the north line
of 19th to the River, on the west by the River
from 19th to Stewart av., thence following Stew-
art av. to line of 28th extended, line of 28th ex-
tended and 28th to Prairie av. Prairie av. to 26th,
26th to the Lake, anrf on the east by the Lake
from 26th to the extension of the north line of
19th
BROWN SCHOOL Warren av. bet. Wood and
Page. J. K. Merrill, principal; Carrie B. Skeer,
head assistant. That portion of the West Divis-
ion commencing at the corner of Kinzie and
Elizabeth, thence following Kinzie to Lincoln,
Lincoln to Lake, Lake to Robey, Robey to Har-
rison, Harrison to Ashland av. Ashland av. to
Madison, Madison to Sheldon, Sheldon to Ran-
dolph, Randolph to Elizabeth, Elizabeth to Kin-
zie.
FOSTER SCHOOL Union, bet. O'Brien and Dus-
sold. Orville T. Bright, principal; Luella V.
Little, head assistant. That portion of the West
Division commencing on Ewing at the River,
thence following Ewing to Blue Island av. Blue
Island av. to Center av. Center av. to the River,
and on the south and east by the River, from
Center av. to Ewing.
OGDEN SCHOOL Chestnut, bet. Dearborn and
N. State. George W. Heath, principal ; Rebecca
E. Jones, head assistant. That portion of the
North Division commencing on Elm at the Lake,
thence following Elm to Clark, Clark to Oak,
Oak to Wells, Wells to White, White to the
River, on the west by the River from White to
Superior, thence following Superior to Wells,
Wells to Huron, Huron to Clark, Clark to Ohio,
Ohio to Dearborn, Dearborn to Indiana, Indiana
to the Lake, and on the east by Lake from Indi-
ana to Elm.
NEWBERRY SCHOOL Orchard, cor. Willow.
Coryden G. Stowell, principal; Emma Hooke,
head assistant. That portion of the North Di-
vision commencing on Wisconsin at the Lake,
thence following Wisconsin to Larrabee, Larra-
bee to Center, Center to the River, on the west
by the River from Center to Blackhawk, thence
following Blackhawk to Sedgwick, Sedgwick to
North av. North av. to the Lake, and on the east
by the Lake from North av. to Wisconsin.
WELLS SCHOOL Ashland av. cor. Cornelia.
Jeremiah Mahoney, principal ; MaryA. Evans,
head assistant. That portion of the West Divis-
ion commencing on Blackhawk at the River,
thence following Black Hawk to Ashland av.
Ashland av. to North av. North av. to the city
limits, on the west by the city limits from North
av. to Chicago av. thence followingChicagp av.
to Hoyne, Hpyne to Erie, Erie to Wood, Wood
to Kinzie, Kinzie to Armour, Armour to 1st, 1st
to Noblo, Noble to Augusta, Augusta to Elston,
Elston to the River, and on the east by the River
from Elston to Black Hawk.
SKINNER SCHOOL Jackson, cor. Aberdeen.
Ira S. Baker, principal ; Helen A. Butler, head
assistant. That portion of the West Division
commencing at the corner of Green and Kinzie,
thence following Kinzie to Elizabeth, Elizabeth
to Randolph, Randolph to Sheldon, Sheldon to
Madison, Madison to Ashland av. Ashland ay.
to Taylor, Taylor to Morgan, Morgan to Harri-
son, Harrison to Peoria, Peoria to Jackson, Jack-
son to Green, and Green to Kinzie.
HAVEN SCHOOL Wabash av. near 15th. Leslie
Lewis, principal ; Harriet A. Stowell head assis-
tant. That portion of the South Division com-
mencing; on Peck Court at the Lake, thence fol
lowing Peck Court to State, State to Polk, Polk
to the River, on the west by the River from Polk
to 19th, on the south by the north line of 19th
from the River to the Lake, and on the east by
the Lake from the north line of 19th extended,
to Peck Court.
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL Douglas place,
near Cottage Grove av. James H. Broomel,
principal; Harriet B. Vreeland, head assistant.
That portion of the South Division commencing
on 33d at the Lake, thence following 33d to
South Park av. South Park av. to Douglas place,
Douglas place to Stewart av. Stewart av. to the
city limits, on the south by the city limits from
Stewart av. to the Lake, and on the east by the
Lake from the city limits to 33d.
HOLDEN SCHOOL Cor. of Deering and 31st. ,
Charles F. Babcock, principal ; L. A/Foltz, head
assistant.- That portion of South Division com-
mencing on the River at its intersection by Stew-
art av. and bounded on the north by the River
frrom Stewart av. to the city limits, on the wes-
and south by the city limits from the River to
Stewart av. thence following Stewart av. to the
River.
HOLSTEIN SCHOOL Cortlandt, near Henshaw.
Eliza Lundegreen, principal; Abbey E. Tobey,
head assistant. That portion of the West DiYis-
ion on the north and west by the city limits from
Wood to North Avenue, thence following North
av. to Wood, and Wood to city limits.
DORE SCHOOL Harrison, east of Halsted. H.H.
Belfield, principal ; Ann E. Winchell, head as-
sistant. That portion of the West Division com-
mencing on Jackson at the River, thence follow-
ing Jackson to Peoria, Peoria to Harrison, Harri-
son to Morgan, Morgan to Ewing, Ewing to the
River, and on the east by the River from Ewing
to Jackson.
CARPENTER SCHOOL Cor. Centre av. and 2d.
Alfred Kirk, principal ; M. H. Sayward, head as-
sistant. That portion of the West Division com-
mencing on Elston at the River, thence follow-
ing Elston to Augusta, Augusta to Noble, Noble
to First,First toArmour, Armour toKinzie, Kinzie
toNoble,Noble to Indiana,IndianatoCurtis.Cur
tis to Erie, Erie to Halsted, Halsted to Chicago
av., Chicago av. to the River, and on the east by
the River from Chicago av. to Elston.
HAYES SCHOOL Leavitt, bet. Walnut and Ful-
ton. A.N. Merriman,principal ;Mary A.Merriman
head assistant. That portion of the West Divis.
ion commencing at the corner of Erie and Wood,
thence following Erie to Hoyne, Hoyne to Chi-
cago av. Chicago av. to the city limits, on the west
by the city limits from Chicago av. to Harrison,
thence following Harrison to Robey, Robey <)
Lake, Lake to Lincoln, Lincoln to Kinzie, Kinzie
to Wood, and Wood to Erie.
CLARK SCHOOL Ashland av. bet. Sampson and
Leavitt. F. B. Williams, principal; Mattie A.
Merriman, head assistant. That portion of the
West Division commencing at the cor. of Taylor
and Blue Island av. thence following Taylor to
Ashland av., Ashland av. to Harrison, Harrison
to the city limits, on the west by the city limits
from Harrison to 22d, thence following 22d to
Center av., Center av. to Blue Island av., and
Blue Island av. to Taylor.
DOUGLAS SCHOOL Forest av. cor. 31st, That
portion of the South Division commencing on
26th, at the Lake, thence following 26th to Pra-
rie av., Prairie av. to 28th, and 28th where opened
and the north line of 28th, where not opened, to
Stewart av., Stewart av. to Douglas Place, Done-
las Place to South Park av., South Park av. to
33d, 33d to the Lake, and on the east by the Lake
from 33d to 26th
LINCOLN SCHOOL Larrabee, bet. Belden and
Fullerton av. Maria H. Haven, head assistant.
That portion of the North Division bounded on
the north by the city limits from the Lake to the
River, on the west by the River from the city
limits to Center, thence following Center to Lar-
rabee, Larrabee to Wisconsin. \V isconsin to the
Lake,and on the east by the Lake from Wisconsin
to the citv limits.
PEARSON STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL Pear-
son, cor. Market. Mary J. Synon, principal.
That portion of the North Division commencing
at the cor. of White and Wells, thence following
White to the River, on the west by the River
from White to Superior, thence following Supe-
rior to Wells, and Wells to White.
ELIZABETH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL-
Elizabeth, cor. Lake. Hattie N. Winchell, prin-
cipal. That portion of the West Division com-
CITY ANB COUNTY RECORD.
mencing at the cor of Green and Kinzie, thence
following Kinzie to Ashland av., Ashland av. to
Madison, Madison to Sheldon, Sheldon to Ran-
dolph, Rrandolph to Green, and Green to Kin-
zie.
ROLLING MILL PRIMARY SCHOOL Ashland
av. cor. Wabansia av. Sarah O. Babcock, prin-
cipal. That portion of the West Division com-
mencing at the intersection of Wood with the
River, thence following Wood to North av.,
North av. to Reuben, Reuben to Black Hawk,
Black Hawk to the River, and on the east by the
River from Black Hawk to Wood.
WALSH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL Walsh,
cor. John. Mary E. S. Brown, principal. That,
portion of the West Division commencing on
tin 1 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
track at the River, thence following said C. B.
& Q. R. R. track to Center av., J Center av. to the
River, and on the south and east by the River
from Center av. to the C. B. & Q. R. R. track.
MITCHELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL-De-
Koven, near 'Desplaiues, Tainmie E. Flowers,
principal. That portion of the West Division
commencing on Maxwell at the River, thence
following Maxwell to Blue Island av., Blue Is-
land av. to Center av.. Center av. to the C. B. &
Q. R. R. track, C. B. & Q. R. R. track to the Riv-
er, and on the east by the River from the C. B.
& Q. R. R. track to Maxwell.
ELM STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL Rush, cor.
Elm. Sarah H. Smith, principal. That portion
of the North Division commencing at the point
where Goethe extended, would strike the Lake,
thence following the line of Goethe and Goethe
where open, to Wells, Wells to White, White
to the Lake, and on the east by the Lake from
White to the line of Goethe extended.
WENTWORTH AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL-
Wentworth av. cor. 20th. Mary E. Reed, princi-
pal. That portion of the South Division com-
mencing at the intersection of the C., B. & Q. R.
R. track bv Burnside, thence following the C.,
B. & tj. R.R. track to the River, on the west by
the River from the C., B. & Q. R.R. track to 24th",
thence following 24th to Burnside, and Burnside
to the C., B. & Q. R.R. track.
BLUE ISLAND AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Blue Island av. near Western av. Catherine H.
Johnson, principal. That portion of the West
Division commencing at the cor. of 22d and Cen-
er av. thence following 22d to the city limits,
on the west by the city limits from 22d to the
River, on the south by the River from the city
limits to Center av. and thence following Center
av. to 22d.
NORTH BRANCH PRIMARY SCHOOL F. Em-
ma Coss, principal. That portion of the North
Division commencing at the cor. of Black Hawk
and Sedgwick, thenece following Black Hawk to
the River, on the west by the River from Black
Hawk to Oak, thence following Oak to Bremer,
Bretner to Rees, Rees to Sedgwick, and Sedg-
wick to Black Hawk.
CALUMET AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL-Con-
gregational Church building, Calumet av. cor.
26th. Etta J. Reed, principal. That portion of
the Sovith Division commencing oil 22d at the
Lake, thence following 22d to Prairie av. Prairie
av. to 26th, 26th to Clark, Clark to 20th, 29th to
the Lake, and on the east by the Lake from 29th
to22d.
LA SALLE STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL Bet.
LaSalle and Clark, north of North av. Eliza-
beth C. Rust, principal. That portion of the
North Division bounded on the north by the city
limits from the Lake to Hurlbut, thence follow-
ing Hurlbut to Asylum place, Asylum place to
Sedgwick, Sedgwick to Goethe, Goethe and
Goethe extended, to the Lake, and on the east by
the Lake from extension of Goethe to the city
limits.
LINCOLN STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL Lin-
coln, cor. W. Indiana. Ellen J. Kennedy, prin-
cipal. That portion of the West Division com-
mencing on Indiana at Ashland av. thence fol-
lowing Indiana to Paulina, Paulina to Erie, Erie
to Hoyne, Hoyne to Chicago av. Chicago av. to
Western av. Western av. to Kinzie, Kinzie to
Ashland av. and Ashland av. to Indiana.
THIRD AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL Bet. 3d
and 4th avs. near 12th. Mary J. Dewey, princi-
pal. That portion of the South Division com-
mencing at the cor. of Polk and State, thence fol-
lowing Polk to the River, on the west by the
River from Polk to 14th, thence following 14th
to State, and State to Polk.
TEACHERS OF VOCAL MUSIC Orlando Black-
man and Edward E. Whittemore.
Schools Independent of the Board of
Education.
CATHOLIC PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
BOHEMIAN (For boys and girls) In rear of St.
Wenzeslaus Catholic Church.
HOLY FAMILY (For boys) Morgan, near 12th.
HOLY FAMILY (For girls) W. Taylor, near Ly-
tle.
HOLY NAME Huron, bet. N. State and Cass.
MAXWELL STREET SCHOOL, (for girls).
ST. BONIFACIUS Cornell, ne. cor. Noble.
ST. COLUMBA'S 178 N. Paulina.
ST. FRANCIS 1 W. 12th, cor. Ncwberry.
ST. FRANCIS', (for girls) W. 12th, cor. Newberry.
ST. JAMES' Attached to St. James Church, Car-
ville.
ST. JOHN'S, (for boys) Clark, bet. 17th and 18th.
ST. JOHN'S, (for girls) 4th av. bet. 18th and 19th.
ST. JOSEPH'S Chicago av. cor. Cass.
ST. MARY'S, (for girls) 131 and 133 Wabash av.
ST. MARY'S OF THE LAKE Case, near Chicago
ST. MICHAEL'S, (German) 188 Hurlbut.
ST. PATRICK'S, (for boys) Desplaines, near Ad-
ams.
ST. PATRICK'S, (for girls) Desplaines, near Ad-
ams.
ST. PETER'S Clark, cor. Polk.
ST. BRIDGET'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL 698 Arch-
er av.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
McGregor, ne. cor. Havover.
ST. PAUL'S Clinton, cor. Mather.
ST. STANISLAUS AND ST. ALOYSIUS, (for
girls) Evans, cor. Johnson.
SCHOOL OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEP-
TION-497 N. Franklin.
SCHOOL OF THE HOLY ANGELS Emerald,
cor. Egan av.
German Evangelical X/utheran Schools.
FIRST SCHOOL (St. Paul's) Basement of church,
Superior, cor. Franklin.
SECOND SCHOOL, (St. John's) Basement of
church, 1st, cor. Bickerdike.
THIRD SCHOOL, (St. Jacobi's) Willow, cor.
Burling. The above are day schools, in which
both German and English are taught.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
SCHOOL, attached to St. John's Church Ful
ton, cor. Hoyne.
German United Evangelical Lutheran
St. Paul's Schools.
FIRST SCHOOL Basement of church, Ohio, cor.
N. LaSalle.
S. PAUL'S SECOND SCHOOL Larrabee, near
Clyboum av.
SECOND SCHOOL Adjoining Zion Church, Un-
ion, nw. cor. Mitchell.
THIRD SCHOOL Basement of Salem Church,
21st, near Archer av.
FOURTH SCHOOL Adjoining St. Peter's Church,
Chicago av. cor. Noble.
miscellaneous.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL Connect-
ed with Our Saviour Church, N. May, cor. 3d.
GERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL VanBuren,
bet. Clark and 4th. av.
GERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL 51 Clybourn
av.
SALEM SCHOOL Belonging to German Luther-
an Church, 21st, nr. Archer av.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SCHOOL Kos-
suth se. cor. Hanover.
FIRST GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
IMMANUAL'S SCHOOL W. Taylor, cor.
Brown.
SECOND GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER-
AN IMMANUEL'S SCHOOL Union, cor.
South.
FIRST REFORMED GERMAM SCHOOL Des-
plaines, bet. Harrison and Van Buren.
ST. PETER'S SCHOOL Chicago av. ne. cor.
Noble.
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CITT AND COUNTY RECORD.
TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SCHOOL
Piirrel, bet. Archer av. and Hickory.
BETHENY MISSION SCHOOL Sustained by
Union Park Congregation (Swedish), bet. Ash-
land av. and Paulina.
TRY AND WIN SCHOOL, Adams, cor. Sanga
mon.
Academies and Seminaries, etc.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 263 Wabash av.
ACADEMY OF THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
99 East Van Buren.
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY NAME 896 and 297
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART W. Tay-
lor, nr. Lylle.
ACADEMY OF S. AGATHA Michigan av. bet.
25th and 26th.
ACADEMY OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER Wa-
bash av. next St. Mary's Church.
THE BRYANT AND STRATTON BUSINESS IN-
STITUTE Larmon Block. Clark, cor. Wash-
ington.
CHICAGO ACADEMY 11 18th.
DEARBORN SEMINARY FOR LADIES 085 Wa-
DYHRENFURTH'S EDUCATIONAL AND HIGH
SCHOOL 122 and 124 Randolph.
DYHRENFURTH'S LADIES SEMI ARY 124
DYHRENFURTH'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
116 and 118 Randolph.
LORETTO ACADEMY W. Adams, nr. Des-
plaines.
PALMER'S ACADEMY-329 Wabash av.
PRAIRIE AVENUE SEMINA -iY 821 Prairie av.
Colleges and Seminaries.
BAPTSI8T THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Rhodes
av. bet. University av. aud College av.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE. North side W. 12th,
bet. Blue Island av. and May.
CHICAGO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 211
Wabash av.
CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINANY. War-
ren av. cor. Ashland av.
LAW DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CHICAGO Rooms 32 and 34 Oriental build-
ing. 122 LaSalle.
PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
OF THE NORTHWEST Halsted, cor. Fuller-
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO-Cottage Grove av.,
cor. Douglas pi.
Medical Institutions, Colleges and
Societies.
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE Dearborn cor.
CHICAGO COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 77 Dear-
born.
CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE 54 and 56 26th.
HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE East side
Cottage Grove av. nr. 29th
CHARITY DISPENSARY OF CHICAGO Office,
Indiana, cor. N. Dearborn. Rush Medical Col-
lege building.
HAHNEMANN COLLEGE DISPENSARY. East
Bide Cottage Grove av. nr. 29th. Open for the
medical and surgical treatment of the sick poor
of the city, each day, except Sundays, through-
out the year.
THE BRAINARD FREE DISPENSARY. Jeffer-
son, ne. cor. Randolph.
BENNETT COLLEGE OF ECLECTIC MEDICINE
AND SURGERY 180 and 182 Washington.
HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS.
Hospitals.
COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL. South side Arnold,
bet. 18th and 19th.
CHICAGO HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHIL-
DRKN 402 N. State. Dispensary open from 8y t
to 10 o'clock mornings.
MERCY HOSPITAL Calumet av. bet. 25th and
26th.
PROTESTANT DEACONESS HOSPITAL-141 N.
Dearborn.
SMALL POX (Lake) HOSPITAL. Under the
charge of the Board of Health. North av. bet.
N. State and Lake Michigan.
ALEXIAN BROTHERS HOSPITAL-546 N
Franklin.
UNITED' STATES HOSPITAL Michigan av. bet
the river and S. Water.
JEWISH HOSPITAL 537 N. LaSalle.
Asylums.
CATHOLIC ASYLUM FOR BOYS Situated in
Bridgeport.
CHICAGO REFORM AND INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL Situated in Bridgeport.
MAGDALEN ASULUM N. Market, sw. cor. Elm.
NEWSBOYS; AND BOOTBLACKS' HOME 122
and 124 Quincy.
NURSERY AND HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM
Wisconsin, cor. Franklin.
ERRING WOMAN'S REFUGE Indiana av. cor.
31st.
ST. VINCENT HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE 301
Huron.
ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN ORPHAN ASY-
LUM 185 Ontario.
OLD LADIES' HOME Kimball block, Indiana av.
bet. 26th and 27th.
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM Michigan
av. cor. 27th.
SOLDIERS' HOME Located at Fairview.
ST. MARY AND ST. JOSEPH ORPHAN ASY-
LUM Superior, ne. cor. State.
WASHINGTONIAN HOME Madison,cor.South-
westcrn plank road.
CHICAGO FOUNDLINGS' HOME 266 and 268
W. Randolph. Visitors admitted Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. in.
Infirmary.
CHICAGO CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR IN-
FIRMARY 16 E. Pearson.
LIBRARIES-READING ROOMS. -
CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Historical
building, ns. Ontario, bet. Clark and Dearborn.
Wm. Corkran, secretary and librarian.
CHICAGO LAW INSTITUTE Room 48 Court
House. Julius Rosenthal, librarian.
CHICAGO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
and reading room 50 LaSalle
FREE LIBRARY, GERMAN MISSION CHAPEL,
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH N. Ashland av.
near W. Chicago av.
MICHIGAN AVENUE FREE LIBRARY In the
Baptist Church, Michigan av. bet. 23d and 24th.
PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Halsted. cor. Fullerton av. city limita.
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
151 and 153 Monroe
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Library and reading rooms, Insurance building,
Arcade court.
SECRET AND BENEFIT SOCIE-
TIES.
Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and
Accepted Masons.
Blue IJodges.
ORIENTAL, No. 33 Meets every Friday, in Ori-
ental Hall, 122 LaSalle.
GARDEN CITY, No. 141 -Meets in Oriental Hall,
every Wednesday.
WAUBANSIA, No. 100 -Meets in Oriental Hall,
every Monday evening.
.
ANIA No. 182 Meets in Oriental Hall every
Thursday.
W. B. WARREN, No. 200 Meets in Oriental Hall
every Saturday.
CLEVELAND, No. 211 Meets on Randolph, sw.
cor. Halsted, every Thursday.
BLANEY, No. 271 Meets every Wednesday eve-
ning at Blaney Hall, 52 Dearborn
ACCORDIA, No. 277 Meets on second and fourth
Friday, on Clark, sw. cor. Lake.
ASHLER, No. 308 Meets every Tuesday in Blaney
Hall, on Dearborn.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
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DEARBORN, No. 310 Meets every fourth Friday
in Blaney Hall, 53 Dearborn.
KEYSTONE LODGE, No. 639 Meets Monday, on
Ohio, cor. Wells.
KILWINNING, No. 311 Meets every Thursday,
on N. Dearborn, bet. N. Water and Kinzie.
BLAIR, 239 Meets every Thursday, in Blair Hall,
McVicker's Theatre.
THOMAS J. TURNER, No.- 409 Meets every
Thursday at Blaney Hall, 53 Dearborn.
MITHRA, No. 410 Meets every Monday at 115
Wells.
HESPERIA, No. 411 Meets every Wednesday, on
Randolph, sw. cor. Halsted.
CHICAGO, No. 437- Meets on first and third Tues-
ilavs, in Oriental Hall.
H. W. BIGELOW, No. 438 Meets every Monday
rvc.ningin Oriental Hall.
PLEIADES, No. 478 Meets every. Thursday, on
..n, cor. 12th.
HOME. No. 508 Meets every Friday, on 23d, cor.
( 'i inane Grove av.
COVENANT. No. 526 Meets every Friday, at 55
N Clark
LESSING.'NO. 557 Meets every Tuesday, at 12 N.
Clinton, Leasing Hall.
NATIONAL, No. 590 Meets every Monday, on
Randolph, sw. cor. Halsted.
UNION PARK, No. 610 Meets every Saturday, at
O'Neill's block, W. Lake.
LINCOLN PARK, No. 611 Meets every Friday,
on Center, cor. Lincoln.
. I ER LODGE. U. D. Meets at 278 Milwau-
kee av. on Saturday.
APOLLO LODGE, U. D. Meets on State, cor. 30th,
every Thursday.
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
ILLINIOS.
Dewitt C. Cregier, G.M. , Chicago; James A. Haw-
ley, D. G.M,, Dixon; George Lounsbury, S.G.W.,
Mound City; James C. Luckey, J.G.W., Polo;
Harrison Dills, G.T., Quincy; Orlin H. Miner,
G.S., Springfield; Rev. John W. Agard, G.C.,
Wyoming; John M. Scott, G.O. Bloomington;
John C. Beynolds, D.G.S., Springfield; Thomas
J. Whitehead, G.P. ; Olin John F. Burrill, G.M.,
Springfield; Isaac F. Hard, G.S.B., Alton;
William H. Eastman, G.S.B., Yates City; W.
J. A. Delancy, G.S.D., Centralia; Henry W.
Dyer, G.J.D., Mound City; Henry E. Hamilton,
G.S., Chicago; William" H. Gong, G.8., Mount
Morris; John P. Ferns, G.T., Chicago.
Royal A t-cli Masons.
GRAND CHAPTER ILLINOIS Augustus A. Mur-
ray G.H.P., Decatur; James A. Hawley, D.G.H.
P., Dixon ; James C. Luckey, G.K., Polo ; /George
-I . Lounabury, G.S ;, Mound City ; Harrison Dills,
G.T., Quincy; James H. Miles, G.S., Chicago,
P.O. dr.5;84; A. P. Forsvth, G.C., Kansas ; John
ynolds, G.C.H., Springfield; William J. A.
Delancy, G.P.S., Centralia; Henry C. Clarke, G.
K.A.C., Kankakee; Edward Blackshaw, G.M.3d
V., Urbaua; Arthur R. Atkins, G.M. 2d V., Chi-
cago; Abraham Sallee, G.M. 1st V., Fulton;
Lockwood K. Oabora, G.S., Chicago; Arney R.
Robinson, G.T., Springfield.
LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No. 2 Meets second
and fourth Monday of each month, at Masonic
Temple, 85 Dearborn. Samuel Brown, H.P. ;
Joseph A.Bunce, K. ; Moses N. Fuller, S.; Wm.
L. Barnum, C.H.; Robt. R. Stevens, P.S.; John
H. Huyck, R.A.C.: Uri W. Weston, 3d V.; Har-
wood H. Coe, 2dV.; Chas. A. Bourne, IstV.;
ilenry W. Bigeiow, treas.; Erastus N. Tucker,
HOC. ; L. R. Osborne, T.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. 43 Meets sec-
% ond and fourth Friday of each month, on Ran-
dolph, sw. cor. Halsted. Arthur R. Atkins, H.
I 1 .: Wm. H. Sanborn. K.; Wm. Amerson, S.;
Pink-v D. Brown, C. H. ; Win. Lawjr. P. S. ; Ed-
gar M. Bostwick, R. A. C.; Silas E.Cleveland,
M V. ; George H. Richey, 2d V. ; Joseph Liming,
1st V. ; George H. Gibson, Treas. ; John Whitley,
Hec.; J. T. Gurncy, T.
CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, NO. 69 Meets second
and fourth Wednesday of each month, on N.
Dearborn, near Kinzie. Addison D. Bascom, H.
P. ; John Woodman, K. ; Charles C. Phillips, S. ;
William Kerr, C. H.; Samuel Henderson, P. S.;
Gilbert W. Barnard, R. A. C. ; James W. Morse,
3d V. ; T. Stark, 3d V. ; Wm. R. Melville, 1st V. ;
Thomas E. Miller, Treas.; John O. Dickerson,
Sec.; T. Phillips, T.
WILEY M. EGAN CHAPTER, NO. 126 Meets
first and third Friday of each month, on 12th cor.
Clinton. James E. Church, H. P. ; John C. Fus-
sey, K.; Wm. Daniel, S.; Charles G. Howell, C.
H.; Albert W. Adcock' P. S.; George Barr, R
A. C. ; Alexander Campbell, 3d V. ; William G.
Goodman, 2d V. ; Thomas Hewison, 1st V. ; John
Wallwork, Treas. ; Charles Van Cainpen, Sec. ;
James F. Davis, T.
CHICAGO CHAPTER. NO. 127 Hall, Cottage
Grove av. cor. 23d. Meets first and third Mon-
day evening of each month. Wm. Aldrich, H.
P.; W. H. Stevens, K.; Geo. T. Williams, S.; E.
Griffith, C. H. ; E. P. Tobey, P. S. ; E. F. Pearce,
R. A. C. ; R. D. Herrick, 3d V. ; G. T. Smith, 2d
V. ; George Dale, 1st V. ; J. Start, Treas. ; J. C.
McCord, Sec. ; Isaac Parker, T.
Royal and Select Masters.
CHICAGO COUNCIL, NO. 4 Meets in Masonic
Temple, 87 Dearborn. Annual convocation,
6th. M.E. James H. Miles, T.I.G.M. ; E. Joseph
A. Bunce, D.I.G.M. ; E. Moses N. Fuller, P.C. of
W. ; Comp. Tracy T. Oviatt, Conductor: Comp.
John H. Huyck, Capt. of G. ; Comp. H. W. Bige-
iow, Treas.; Comp. E. N. Tucker, Recorder;
Comp. C. R. Vandercook, Steward; Comp. L. K.
Osborn, Sentinel.
SILO AM COUNCIL, U. D., ROYAL, SELECT
AND SUPER EXCELLENT MASTERS Meets
every Saturday evening at Masonic Temple, sw.
cor. Randolph and Ha'lsted. J. J. French, T.I.
G.M.; J. Whitley, D.I.G.M; A. R. Atkins, P.C.
ofW.
Knights Templar.
GRAND COMMANDERY OF ILLINOIS-For the
year ending October, 1871.
R.E. Sir John Mill Pearson, G.C., Grodfrey.
V.E. Sir Wilev M. Egan, D.G.C., Chicago.
E. Sir Daniel Dustin, G.G., Sycamore.
E. Sir James A. Hawley, G.C.G., Dixon.
Rev. E. Sir Charles A. Gilbert, G.P., Jolict.
E. Sir Robert H. Foss, G.T., Chicago.
E. Sir James H. Miles, G.R., Chicago.
E. Sir Hiram W. Hubbard, G.S.W., Centralia.
E. Sir Theodore T. Gurney, G.J.W., Chicago.
E. Sir Louis H. Jorgeneen, G. St. B., Cairo.
E. Sir Asa W. Blakesley, Q. Sw. B., Quincy.
E. Sir John F. Wash, G.W., Ottawa,
E. Sir Lockwood K. Osborn, G.C. of G., Chica-
go.
APOLLO COMMANDERY, NO. 1 Meets first and
third Tuesday evenings of each month at Mason-
ic Temple, 85 Dearborn. Sir Eugene B. Meyer,
C. ; Sir Francis H. Nichols, G. ; Sir R. C. Garra-
brant, Capt. Gen.; Sir James H. Miles, P. ; Sir
Tracy T. Oviatt, S.W.; Sir Frederick A. Wheel-
er, J.W.; Sir Henry W. Bigeiow, Treas.; SirE.
N. Tucker, Recorder; Sir Seth T. Minckler, St.
B.; Sir Geo. W. Muir, Sw. B.; SirWm. D. Baker,
W.; L. K. Osborn, Capt. Gd.
CHICAGO COMMANDERY, NO. 19 Meets first
and third Monday evenings of each month, on
Randolph, sw. cor. Halsted. Sir Charles M.
Tarland, B.C.; Sir Arthur R. Atkins, G.; Sir
Wm. H. Woodbury, Capt. Gen. ; Sir A. H. Vanze-
woll, P. ; Sir Charles E. Chase, Treas. ; Sir John
Whitley, Recorder; Sir J. H. Whitbeck, S.W.;
Sir James G. Smeal, J.W. ; Sir Lewis A. Hamb-
lin, W. ; Sir P. Crumb, Capt. Gde.
ST. BERNARD COMMANDERY, NO. 35 Meets
N. Dearborn, bet. Water and Kiuzie. Sir E. N.
Edwards, C. ; Sir Francis A. Hayden, G. ; Sir
Louis Schaffner, C. G. ; Sir Gilbert W. Barnard,
P. ; Sir Horace K. Meecham, S.W.; Sir William
R. Melville, J. W. ; Sir Thomas E. Miller, Treas. ;
Sir John O. Dickerson, Recorder; Sir John
Woodman, S.B.; Sir Dennis Ward, S.B.; Sir
Henry Turner, W. ; Sir John P. Feme, T.
A. <fc A. Scottish Rite.
VAN RENSSELAER GRAND LODGE OF PER
FECTION Meets first and third Thursdays of
each month, at Masonic Temple, 85 Dearborn.
G. W. Barnard, T.P.G.M. ; C. H. Brower, Ilia.
Depv.; H. H. Pond, S. G. W. ; F. A. Wheeler, J.
G. W.; E. J. Hill, G. O.; E. B. Meyers, G. T.;
J B. Slichter, G. S.; H. N. Bibbard, G. M ofC.;
J. D. Briggs, G. C. Gds; H. N. Hurlbut.G. Hogn.
Bro.; J. D. Terns, G. Tyler;
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CITY AND COUNTY KECOBD.
ILLINOIS COUNCIL P. of J-Meets third Thurs-
day of each month at Masonic Temple, 85 Dear-
born. James H. Paddock, S.P.G.M.; A. D. Bas-
com, G. H. P.; F. A. Wheeler, S. G. W.; Wm.
H. Reid, J. G. W. ; J. H. Miles, G. K. of S. and A.
H. S. Austin, G. T. : John Corcran, G.M. of C. ;
J. T. Stewart, G. M. E. : L. K. Osborn, G. 8.
GOURGAS CHAPTER OP ROSE CROIX, De H.
R. D. M. Meets fourth Thursday of January,
March, May, July, September, November, at Ma-
sonic Temple, 85 Dearborn. A. F. Holcomb, M.
W. and P. M.; L. E. Bullock, M. E. and Pkt. S.
. W.; D. J. Avery, M. E. and Pkt. J. W; H. N.
Hurlbut, M. E. and Pkt. G. Orator; H. S. Aus-
tin. Respt. and Pkt. T. ; James H. Miltee, Respt.
and Pkt. S. ; Alex. Wolcott, Respt. and Pkt.
Hospt. Bro. ; Tracy T. Oviatt, Regpt. and Pkt.
M. of C. : A. L. Brown, C. of Gds.
OCCIDENTAL SOVEREIGN CONSISTORY-S.
P. R. S. 32d deg. Meets fourth Thursday of Feb-
ruary, April, June, August, October, and Decem-
ber, 27th at Masonic Temple, 85 Dearborn. Hen-
ry, C. Ranney, Comdr. in Chief; Warren G. Pur-
dy, 1st. Lieut. Comdr. ; Frederick A. Wheeler,
2d Lieut. Comdr. ;E. J. Hill, G. M. S.:James
H. Miles, G.C.; J.B. Slichter, G. S.; Eugene
B. Myers, G. T.; Everett St. John, G. Architect
and Eng. ; Horatio N. Hurlbut, G. Hospitaller;
Henry H. Pond, G. M. of C. ; Tracy T. Oviatt, G.
S. B. ; Joseph Gallagher, G. C. of Gds. ; Lock-
wood K. Osborn, G. Sentinel.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF ILLINOIS D. W.
Jacobs, G.P.. Shelbyville. N. C. Nason, G.S.,
Peoria.
GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS T. B. Needles,
G.M., Nashville, 111. N. C. Nason, G.S., Peoria.
ENCAMPMENTS.
CHICAGO ENCAMPMENT, NO. 10 Meets in Ex-
celsior Hall, Methodist Church blo_ck, Washing-
ton, cor. Clark, first and third Friday evenings
in each month.
GERMANIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 40 Meets in
Odd Fellows' Hall, 114 Randolph, second and
fourth Fridav evenings in each month.
HUMBOLDT ENCAMPMENT, NO. 101 Meets in
Goethe Hall, 280 Milwaukee av. first and third
Monday evenings in each month.
ADRIEL ENCAMPMENT, NO. 106 Meets in Ft.
Dearborn Hall. Madison, cor. Halsted, second
and fourth Friday evenings in each month.
EXCELSIOR ENCAMPMENT, NO. 108 Meets in
Odd Fellows' Hall, 1372 State, on the second and
fourth Friday evenings in each month.
HERMAN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 110 Meets 27th,
cor. South Park av. on the first and third Mon-
day evenings in each month.
TEUTONIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 114 Meets on
Tuesday evening, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Mitch-
ell
LODGES.
UNION LODGE, NO. 9 Meets Thursday evenings
in Union Hall, Washington, cor. LaSalle
DUANE LODGE, NO. 11 Meets Monday even-
ings in Excelsior Hall, Washington, cor. Clark.
EXCELSIOR LODGE,NO.22 Meets Tuesdayeven-
ings in Excelsior Hall, Washington, cor. Clark.
CHICAGO LODGE, NO. 55 Meets Monday even-
ings in Odd Fellows' Hall, 90 LaSalle.
ROBERT BLUM LODGE, NO. 58 Meets Tuesday
evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, 114 Randolph.
FT. DEARBORN LODGE, NO. 214 Meets Tues-
day evenings in Ft. Dearborn Hall, Madison, cor.
Halsted.
HARMONIA LODGE, NO. 221 Meets Wednesday
evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, 59 W. Randolph
GOETHE LODGE, NO. 329 Meets Thursday eve-
nin^s in Odd Fellows' Hall, 280 Milwaukee av.
NORTH CHICAGO LODGE, NO. 33. Meets
Thursday evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, Wells,
cor. Ohio.
HOFFNUNG LODGE, NO. 353 Meets Wednes-
day evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, Mitchell,
cor. Union.
NORTHWESTERN LODGE, NO. 388 Meets Fri-
day evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, 280 Milwau-
kee av.
GARDEN CITY LODGE, NO 389 Meets Thurs-
day evenings* in Odd Fellows' Hall, 114 Randolph.
BUTTON LODGE, NO. 398 Meets Wedndesday
evenings In Odd Fellows' Hall 1372 State
RAINBOW LODGE. NO. 400 Meets Monday eve-
niiiL's in Masonic Hall, 679 W. Lake.
ECLIPSE LODGE, NO. 404 Meets Monday even^
ings in Odd Fellows' Hall, 1372 State.
LILY OF THE WEST LODGE, NO. 407 Meets
Sutuday evenings in Odd Fellows' Hall, W. 12th,
cor. Waller.
HOME LODGE. NO. 416 Meets Monday evenings
in Union Hall, Washington, cor. LaSalle
DOUGLAS LODGE, NO. 432 Meets Thursday
evenings, cor. South Park av. and 27th.
LINCOLN PARK LODGE, NO. 437 Meets Tues-
day evenings. Sedgwick, cor. Siegel.
TEMPLAR LODGE, NO. 440 Meets Thursdayeve-
nings in Excelsior Hall, Clark, cor. Washington
ELLIS LODGE, NO. 447 Meets on Wednesday
evenings, South Park av. cor. 27th.
SYRIA LODGE, NO. 451 Meets Thursday even
ings, 54 W. Lake.
REBEKAH LODGES.
IVY LODGE. NO. 14 Meets first and third Friday
evenings in each month, in Odd Fellows' Half.
1372 State.
EVERGREEN LODGE, NO. 24 Meets first Tues-
day evening of each month, in Union Hall,
Washington, cor. LaSalle.
GERMANIA LODGE, NO. 45 Meets second and
third Tnesdeays at 1372 State.
UNITY REBEKAH DEGREE LODGE, NO. 14
Meets first Friday in each month at Ft. Dear
born Hall.
Sons of Temperance.
OFFICERS OF GRAND DIVISION OF ILLINOIS
Dr. V. Ross, G. W. P., Dover; M. C. Edwards
G. W. A., Pinckneyville ; G.N.Jones, G. drawer
6084 Chicago : H. Ribbett, G. T., Pekin: S. G
Wright, G. Ch., Nepensett; H. O. Brower, G
Con., Danville: N. D. Wood, G. Sen.
EXCELSIOR DIVISION, No. 606, S. OF T. Meet
at their hall, State, sw. cor. 23d, (National Park
Mission), every Monday evening at half past
seven precisely.
SHEET ANCHOR DIVISION, No. 842 S. OF T
Meet at the Mariner's Bethel, N. Market, cor
Michigan, every Friday evening at half-pas
GARDEN CITY DIVISION, No. &42, S. OF T.
Organized August 4, 1854, meet every Tuesday
evening at their hall, W. Randolph, nw, cor
Clinton. Public meeting second Tuesday in
each month.
B. S. GOODHUE DIVISION, No. 679, S. OF T
Meet at their hall, Davis, cor. Fulton, Thurs-
day evening.
TABERNACLE DIVISION, No. 597, S. OF T-
Meet at the hall of the Washingtonian Home
every Tuesdayevening,at half-past seven o'clock
HYDE PARK DIVISION, 843, S. OF T Meet a
the Presbyterian church, Hyde Park av. cor
Oak, every Tuesday, at half past seven. Public
meeting third Tuesday evening of each month
CRYSTAL WAVE DIVISION, No. 911 Mee
every Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall, Ran
dolph, sw. cor. Halsted.
ST. PAULS TEMPERANCE AND BENEVO
LENT SOCIETY Regular monthly meeting
first Sunday of every mouth, at 7.30 p. m., n
basement of St. Paul's church, Mather, cor
Clinton.
Independent Order of Good Templars
THE GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS D. Wil
kins, P. G. W.C. T.,Bloomington, 111; J.W.Nich
ols, G. W. C. T., Bloomington. 111.; J. K. Vai
Quincy, 111 ; E. B. Sherman, G.W.Doorn, G.W.S.
C., Chicago; Mary Compton, G. W. V. T
Charleston: S. P. Mooney, G. W. T., N. W
Cochran, Abingdon ; K. Belle Murry. G. W
D. M., Bloomington; Rev. J. J. A. T
Dixon, G. W. Chap., Metamora; Fred D. Dalton
(J. W. A. S., Streator; J. G. Steen, G. W. Mess.
Charleston; Robert Bell, G. W. I. G., Gardner
Robert A. Campbell, G. W. O. G., Vandalia; Jo
seph L. Drake, deputy G. W. C. Templar fo
Cook county.
UNION DEGREE TEMPLE NO. 1 Meets ever
Saturday evening, at Iti8 S. Clark
ROLLING MILL DEGREE TEMPLE Nortl
Branch, Chicago, meets first and third Saturda
evening^ of every month.
STAR OF HOPE "LODGE, NO. 15 Meets ever
Friday evening, at Caledonian Hall.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
HOUSTON LODGE, NO. 32 Meets every Monday
evening, Randolph, cor. Hnlsted.
STAR IN THE NORTH LODGE, NO. 190Meets
every Thursday evening, at 37 and 39 Michigan.
WASHINGTONIAN LODGE, NO. 488 Meets
every Tuesday evening, in Avenue Hall, Wa-
bash av. cor. 22d.
CLEVELAND LODGE NO. 494 Meets.every Mon-
day evening in their hall on Bonfleld, Bridge-
port.
WARREN LODGE, NO. 496-^Meets every Wed-
nesday evening, Randolph, cor. Halstea.
HOME LODGE, NO. 607 Meets every Monday
evening, at 572 W. Madison.
LINCOLN LODGE, NO. 618 Meets every Thurs-
day evening, at 17 Milwaukee av.
TRl'ESDELL LODGE Meets every Monday
evening, in Masonic Hall, Centre, cor. Sedg-
wick.
AQUA PURA LODGE, NO. 670- T Meets every
Tuesday evening, at Methodist Mission church.
> ROLLING MILL LODGE, NO. 919 Meets every
second and last Saturday evening, in the month,
at their lodge room near Ward's Rolling Mill.
LIFE BOAT LODGE, NO. 1000 Meets every
Wednesday evening, at 168 S. Clark.
TEMPLE OF HONOR Radiant Temple meets
Thursday evening, at 168 8. Clark.
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE Meets every Tues-
day evening, in McCorinick's building, Ran-
dolph, se. cor. Dearborn.
Independent Order of If uu i Brith.
RAMAH LODGE, NO. 33, I.O.B. B. Meets every
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, at 112 and 114
Randolph.
MAURICE MEYER LODGE, NO. 105, I. O. B. B.
Meets every Monday evening, at 112 and 114
Randolph.
HILLEL LODGE, NO. 72 I. O. B. B. Meets once
each week on Madison, cor. Halsted.
JONATHAN LODGE, NO. 130 I. O. B. B. Meets
every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, at 114 Ran-
dolph.
SOVEREIGNTY LODGE, NO. 148, 1. O. B. B.
Meets every Thursday evening, at Indiana, cor.
N. Clark.
A. U. O. C.
ANCIENT ORDER OF CHALDEANS The
Grand Lodge meets at Aurora Lodge Hall, Mich-
igan, cor. N. Clark. Edward Albert, G. P. ;
Francis Holbeck, G. I. ; Fred. Kollmar, G. V. ;
Edward Rassmann, G. S.; Fred. Wentzel, G. C.;
H. Braumaeller, G. T.; J. N. A. Ruller,G. A. W.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
NYRON LODGE, NO. 1 Meets at Apollo Hall,
cor. Water and Lake, every Thursday evening.
AURORA LODGE NO. 2 Meets at Aurora Lodge
Hall, cor. of N. Clark and Michigan, every Wed-
nesday evening.
THUSNELDA LODGE, NO. 3 Meets Randolph,
cor. Clinton, every Wednesday evening.
ACAMET LODGE, NO. 4 Meets at Harugari Hall,
Wentworth av. and 18th, every Wednesday even-
MOlSERA LODGE, NO. 5 Meets in Apollo Hall,
every Tuesday evening.
KABBALA LODGE. NO. 6 Meets at Aurora
Lodge Hall, every Friday evening.
German Order of Hariigari.
GRAND LODGE T. Eberhard. G.B. ; M. Boeeser,
. D.G.B. ; Ch. Straub, G.A. ; Ed. Claussen, G. S. ;
R. Speier, G.T.
SUBORDINATE LODGES IN CHICAGO.
CHERUSKER LODGE, NO. 92 Meets every Mon-
day, at the old Board of Trade building.
TEUOTONIA LODGE, NO. 96 Meets every Tues-
day, at W. Randolph, cor. Clinton.
G E R M A N I A LODGE, NO. 117 Meets every
Thursday, at the Harugari Hall, 46 Clark
HARMONIA LODGE, NO. 130 Meets every
Thursday, at the Arbeiter Hall, Sedgwick, cor.
Black Hawk.
HELVETIA LODGE, NO. 1*3 Meets every
Wednesday, at the Helvetia Hall, 630 S. Canal.
CHICAGO LODGE, NO. 153 Meets every Mon-
day, at the Harii'jcuri Hall. 46 Clark.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 178 Meets every Thurs-
day, at Randolph, cor. Clinton.
BECKMAN LODGE, NO. 188- -Meets every Tues-
day, at the Harugari Hall, on Archer av.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, NO. 194 Meets every
Wednesday, at the Harugari Hall, 46 Clark.
HIGHEST GRADE IN THE ORDER.
WALHALLA MANNIE, NO. 9 Meets every first-
and third Friday, at Harugari Hall, 46 Clark
Independent Order of the Sons of
Herman.
GRAND LODGE, NO. 1, OF CHICAGO Meete
once in three months at the hall. 16 and 18 La
Salle. A. Steyer, president; A. Watchther, see-
retary.
CHICAGO LODGE, NO. 1 Meets every Saturday
evening, at the hall. 16 and 18 LaSalle.
THOMAS PAINE LODGE,. NO. 2 Meets every-
Tuesday evening, at 16 and 18 LaSalle.
FREIE MAENNER LODE,.NO. 3 Meets every
Monday evening, at 16 and 18 LaSalle.
SIGEL LODGE, NO. 4 Meets every Thursday
evening, at 16 and 18 LaSalle.
WASHINGTON LODGE,. NO. 5. Meets every
Wednesday evening, at 16 and 18 LaSalle.
COTTAGE HILL LODGE, NO. 6 Meets at Cot-
tage Hill.
LINCOLN LODGE, NO. 10 Meets every Wednes-
day evening, at Nibbes' Hall, cor. Vedder and
Pleasant.
KOERNER LODGE r NO. 11 Meets everr
Wednesday evening, at Buehler Hall, 358 Mil-
waukee av.
SCHILLER LODGE, NO. 7-Meets every.Friday
evening, at 16 and 18 LaSalle.
ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. 8-Meets at the Hall,
376 W. 12th, every Friday evening.
GERMANIA LODGE, NO. 12 Meets every Taes-
day, on N. Clark, cor. Michigan.
EINTRACHT LODGE, NO. 13 Meets every Mon-
day on Wentworth av. cor. Archer av.
Druids.
THE GRAND GROVE Holds its annual session
on the first Monday in Jiine, alternately in Peo-
ria, Chicago and Chjincy, and its quarterly ses-
sions on the first Wednesday in June, Septem-
ber, December and March. The subordinate
Groves of Chicago meet in the old Board of
Trade rooms, Water, cor. Wells, as follows:
Schiller, No. 4. Saturdays; Columbia, No. 5_
Tuesdays; Goethe, No. 9, Mondays; Humboldt r
No. 12, Tuesdays ; Garden City, No. 13. Fridays ,~.
Concordia, No. 15, Wednesdays; Uhland, No.
16, Thursdays.
WEST CHICAGO GROVE, NO. 18 Meets Tues-
day, at Buehler's Hall, 358 Milwaukee av.
HARMONY GROVE, NO. 20 Meets every Tues-
day, at 376 W. 12th
NORTH CHICAGO GROVE, NO. 23-Meets every
Saturday.
UNION GROVE, NO. 24 Meets every Thursday
Union, cor. Mitchell.
V. O. R. M.
(Independent Order of Red Men.)
GRAND TRIBE Meets at Redmens' Hall, 54 W.
Lake.
TECUMSEH TRIBE, NO. 109 Meets at FolzV.
Hall, cor. of North av. and Larrabee, e.very>
Wednesday.
CALUMET TRIBE, NO. 110 Meets at Helvetia*
Hall, No. 630 S. Canal, every Tuesday.
POCAHONTAS TRIBE NO. 138 Meets at old t
Board of Trade Hall every Monday.
Ancient Order of Good Fellows. .
GERMANIA LODGE Meets every Wednesday,
at 376 W. 12th.
WASHINGTON LODGE Meets every Wodnes-
day, at 54 W. Lake.
Knights of Pythias.
GRAND LODGE E. H. Barnett, V.aR; H. A.
Cashman,G.C.: Frederick Frosch, V.G.C.; H.C.
Berry, G.R. and C.S.; John White, G.B. ; Henry
W. Rice, G.. ; John C. W. Bailey, G J.S..; George
A. Bennett, G.O.S.
WELCOME LODGE, No. 1 Meets Thursday in.
Grand Lodge Hall, 151 and 153 Monroe.
IIUMBOLT, No. 2 Meets Friday, at 5fr,N..Clark.
EXCELSIOR, No. 3 Meets Friday, at 54 W. Lake
BOARD OF TRADE, No. 4 Meets Tuesday, at 15k
and 153 Monroe.
COSMOPOLITAN, No. 6 Meets Wednesday, at,
151 and 153 Monroe.
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CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
HUFFNUNG (HOPE) No. 7 Meets Friday, at 630
S. Canal.
LAKE VIEW, No. 8 Meets Thursday, at Lake
View. Cook county.
IVANHOE, No. 9 Meets Monday, at 151 and 153
Monroe.
CRUSADER, No. 11 Meets Monday, on Halsted,
cor. Madison.
TANCRED, No. 12 Meets Friday, at 151 and 153
Monroe.
DBMOLAY, No. 13 Meets Tuesday, on Cottage
Grove av. cor. 27th.
SCHILLER, No. 15 Meets Monday, on Siegel,
sw. cor. Sedgwick.
ALLEMONIA, U. D. meets Saturday, at Lake
View, Cook county.
American Protestant Associations.
WORTHY GRAND LODGE A. P. A., State of Il-
linois Convenes semi-annually on the third
Tuesday in the month of May and November, at
A. P. A. Hall, Randolph, cor. Dearborn. Samuel
Simons, W.G.M. ; Henry Weichmann, W.V.C.M. ;
Isaac Walker, W.G.S.: George Simons, W.G.A.
S. ; William Curran, W.G.T. ; John Wahl, W.G.
C. ; James Burnett, W.G.A.C. ; John Pike, W.G.
Ch.; David Trotter, W.G.I.T.; Alex. McLeod
Fraser, W.G.O.T.
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 1 Convenes every
Wednesday evening, at A. P. A. Hall, Randolph,
cor. Dearborn.
STAR OF THE WEST LODGE, No. 3 Meets
every Monday evening, at the hall on Randolph,
ne. cor. Clinton.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 5 Meets every Thurs-
day evening, at A. P. A. Hall, Randolph, cor.
Dearborn.
Benevolent and Religious Societies.
AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY
Dr. C. R. Blackall, depositary and Sunday school
secretary for the Northwest. Rev. Fred. G.
Thearle, district secretary, Northwest. District,
including Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Mich-
igan, Indiana and Illinois north of the T. W. &
W. railroad. Chicago branch, and Baptist head-
quarters, 7 Custom House place. Distributing
office for the "Young Reaper" and "Baptist
Teacher."
AMERICAN BAPTIST MOME MISSION SOCIE
TY Office, 7 Custom House place. Rev. L. N.
Hobart, district secretary.
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION
Office 7 Custom House place. Rev. S.M.Osgood
and Rev. C. F. Tolman, district secretaries.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS Office 84 Washington.
Rev. S. J. Humphrey, district secretary for the
Northwest.
AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
Gen. C. H. Howard, secretary, 47 Lompard block.
AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY-
Offlce 84 Washington. Rev. Joseph E. Roy,
agent.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION 1122
Chestnut. Philadelphia. Chicago Depository, 3
Custom House place. W. R. Port, agent.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY Office, 68 Adams.
Rev. Glen Wood, district secretary. John Fair-
banks, depositary.
BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL UNION-Rev. G. S.
Bailey, D.D., secretary.
B. V. M. SOCIETY Meets the first Monday in
each month, at 235 Milwaukee av. T. L. F. Du-
ean, president.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE PAID
FIRE DEPARTMENT-Hiram Amick, record-
ing secretary.-
CHICAGO CHURCH UNION-Me.ets everv Mon-
day morning at the office of Mitchell & Hatha-
wav, 98 Washington.
CHICAGO RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY 73 Mar-
ket. O. C. Gibbs. secretary and superintendent.
FATHER MATTHKW TOTAL ABSTINENCE
AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Meets at their
hall ns. Harrison, bet. IlHlwted and Desplaiues,
the first and third Monday in each month.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Meets
first Friday of each month, at rooms 80 and 82
W. Randolph.
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS No 911 Wabash
av. The object is to afford a temporary home for
worthy women and children, and to provide
them homes in the country.
LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION -Mrs. Dr. W. W.
Pattou, president ; Mrs. Deiinison Groves, sec-
retary. Employment branch, 8 Arcade court.
Industrial school. 192 5th av.
SICK SOCIETY OF THE SOCIAL ARBEITKR
VEREIN OF THE WEST SIDE Meets every
Thursday, at 368 and 370 W. 12th.
SLONANSKA LIPA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Meets every first Sunday of each Month, at 3 p.
m.
SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE BIENFAISANCE
DBL'ILLINOIS Meets quarterly in Caledonian
Hall. Victor Gerard in, president; Charles A:. -
drieux, secretary.
SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE SECOURS MUTU-
ELS Meets quarterly in Odd Fellows' Hall. S.
E. Pinta, president: H. Waterloo, secretary.
ST. GEORGE'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Meets the first Monday in each month at St.
George's Hall, Lombard block. W. E. Cooper,
secretary; G. B. Seamqn, assistant. Visiting
committee, John L. Davis, South Side; J. B. Sc-
bey, North Side; John Cortis, West Side.
ST. MICHAEL'S SOCIETY Connected with St.
Michael's Catholic Church.
ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY Meets first Monday
of every month. P. J. Towle, recording secre-
tary; T. Brenan, corresponding secretary.
ST. VINCENT'S HOUSE OP PROVIDENCE
For visiting the sick and distribution of alms,
301 Huron, by the Sisters of Charity.
ST. PAUL'S CONFERENCE OF ST. VINCENT
OF PAUL Meets every Sunday evening in the
basement of St. Paul's church, Clinton, cor.
Mather.
CONFERENCE OF THE HOLY NAME Meets
every Sunday after Vespers in the basement. of
the cathedral.
CONFERENCE OF THE HOLY FAMILY Meets
every Tuesday evening in the Parochial school,
on Morgan, near 12th. John Adams, president.
ST. LOUIS CONFERENCE Meets every Monday
at 7.30 p. m. in the school adjoining St. Louis
church.
ST. JOHN'S CONFERENCE Weekly meetings
held in school house adjoining St. John's
church.
ST. JAMES' CONFERENCE Meets every Sun-
day evening at 7 o'clock, at the Parochial school
house.
THE CHICAGO SICK RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Office, 157 Randolph. Wm. Katerbau, secretary.
UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ITALIANS
Meets second Monday in each month, at S\
George's Hall, Lombard Block. Joseph Boss:,
secretary.
UNITED HEBREW RELIEF ASSOCIATION -
Meets every Sunday morning at Sinai Congrejj .-
tion school room, "Van Buren, cor. 3dav. Simon
Rosenfels, secretary.
UNITED SONS OF ERIN BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY Meets at 368 and 370 W. 12th. .
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS8OCIATION-
No. 7 Arcade Court. C. M. Henderson, pre^'-
dent; J. M. Chapman, secretary.
Miscellaneous Societies.
BURNS CLUB Meets the second and fourth Fn-
day in each month, at 48 S. Clark. Dr. W. T.
Akins president.
CHICAGO. ACADEMY OF DESIGN 66 Adams,
P. Fishe Reed, corresponding secretary.
CHICAGO ACADEMY OF MEDICINE A. E.
Small, M. D., president; E. A. Ballard, secreti-
CHICAGO ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 263 Wabawii
av. Dr. Wm. Stimpson, secretary.
CHICAGO CALEDONIAN CLUB Meets first
Tuesday in every month, in Caledonian Hall, 50
and 52 LaSalle. Robert Clark, Chief.
CHICAGO CHESS CLUB^IS Bryan Block. V. H.
Echorn, secretary. 111 State.
CHICAGO CLUB Office, 163 Michigan av. J.
I Janes, secretary.
CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY North Bid?,
Ontario, bet. Clark and Dearborn. William
Corkran, librarian and secretary.
CHICAGO DENTAL SOCIETY E. D. Swain, sec-
retary. Meets first Monday of each month at
S. S. White's Dental Depot, 121 and 123 State.
CHICAGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Meets
at ladiet' reading room of Chicago Library Asso-
ciation, second Wednesday in each month. R. A.
Mers, secretary.
CITY -AND COUNTY RECORD.
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CHICAGO LAW INSTITUTE Room 48 Court
House. C. M. Sturgei?, treasurer and secretary;
Julius Rosenthal, librarian.
CHICAGO MEDICAL SOCIETY Meets at the
Court House, on Friday evening of each week
during the winter, once a month during the sum-
mer. Dr. W. E. Ouine, secretary.
CHICAGO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 50 LaSalle,
George M. Frink, secretary ; John Robson, libra-
rian.
CHICAGO PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION
Meet s first Wednesday in each month at 108 Lake.
G. A. Douglas, secretary.
CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Office,
84 Washington. Rev. H. L. Hammond, treasurer.
CHICAGO TURN GEMEINDE Meets Wednes
day evening at the hall, 257 and 259 N. Clark.
Max Stern, secretary.
CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY
Western agency, 84 Washington.
COOK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND HOR-
TICULTURAL SOCIETY Isaac A. Pool, cor-
responding secretary.
DOUGLAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION Office,
room 2, 125 Dearborn, Joseph B. Chandler, sec-
retary.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH BOOK SOCIETY-Office,
98 Washington. Mitchell & Hatheway, agents.
FRANKLIN SOCIETY Jno. Parquhar, pres.; A.
B. Case, sec. Library 168 Clark, executive com-
mittee meets 1st and 3d Wednesday in every
month.
GERMAN HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO
Meets the first Wednesday of each month, at
their hall, Wells, cor. Indinana.
GERMANIA BRUEDERBUND Meets every
Monday evening, at 876 W. 12tn. H. Marewedel.
sec.
GERMANIA MAENNER CHOR Meets at their
hall every Tuesday, Wells, cor Indiana. H. Mar
wedel, financial sec. : E. Koch, Librarian.
GESANGVEREIN ORPHEUS SOCIETY 68 and
70 W. Lake.
HAND IN HAND MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIE-
TY Meets second Sunday in every month, in
McConnack's building.
ILLINOIS ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY Meets the
second Thursday in November, February, May
and August, at Caledodian Hall. John Stewart,
tec. ; Adam Robbs asst. sec.
LUMBERMAN'S EXCHANGE Office, foot of
Franklin, W. L. Southworth, sec.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE-Meets in Masonic
TEMPLE. J. N. Van Osdell, financial sec. ; C.
W. Spear, corresponding sec.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY-Hichcock
and Walden, agents 66 Washington.
NORA LODGE, NO. 1. R. H. K. Meets every
Tuesday evening.on Desplaines,cor.Milwaukeeav.
NORTHWEST CHICAGO ARBEITER UNDER-
STUETZUNGS VEREIN, No. 4 Relief Society.
Meets every Friday evening at Buehler's Hall,
358 Milwaukee av. ('has. H. Duensing, sec.
PORK PACKER'S ASSOCIATION D. Kriegh,
pres. ; James F. Gillette, sec.
SHARPSHOOTERS' ASSOCIATION Meets the
first Wednesday of each month, in Concordia
Hall.
PRAIRIE SHOOTING CLUB-38 Oriental build-
ing.
SOCIAL ARBEITER VEREIN OF THE WEST
SIDE Meets every Saturday evening, at the
Hall. 368 W. 12th. John Brechtel. sec.
SOUTH PARK COMMISSIONERS Office. 31, 32
and 34 Insurance exchange. W. L. Greenleaf,
600.
SVEA SOCIETY OF CHICAGO-Benevolent and
Literary. Meets every Thursday and the first
Monday in each month, at Hall No. 45 N. Clark.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN PUBLICATION SOCI-
2TY J. Engberg, sec. and treas. ; G. A. Bob-
man, bookseller and office editor, 139 N. Clark.
THE LOGICIANS LITERARY SOCIETY Meets
in the Caledonian Hall.
THE STATE MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY OF
ILLINOIS Meets the second and fourth Fridays
of each month at the Acadamy of Science, 263
Wabash av. O. S. Westcott, sec.
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Office. 151 and 153 Monroe. J. McHngh, cor-
responding sec.
WASHINGTON1AN HOME 566 to 572 W. Madi-
fion. H. C. Morey, sec. P.J.Wardner, M. D. supt.
WEST PARK COMMISSIONERS Office, 299 W.
Randdolph. Charles S. Lodging, sec.
WEST CHICAGO SHARPSHOOTERS' SOCIETY
Meets second Tuedayof every month, at their
Hall, 12th, cor. Waller.
Trades Union Societies.
BRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION Meets
every Tuesday evening, at 7.30 p. m. at 155 Clark.
J. Aegle, corresponding secretary.
CANDY MAKERS' UNION Meets on the first
and third Thursday evenings in each month, in
Warner's building, Randolph.
CHICAGO IRON MOULDERS' UNION, NO. 23
Meets at 155 Clark, every Fridav evening at 7.30.
CHICAGO STEAM BOILER MAKERS' PROTEC-
TIVE BENEVOLENTSOCIETY Meets on the
second and fourth Friday evenings of each
month, at Bohemian Hall, VanBuren, cor. Clin,-
ton.
CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO. 16
Meets the last Saturday evening of each month,
at Printers' Union Hall, room 43 Nixon's Ex-
change building. Entrance on Exchange place.
W. H". Hutchinson, financial and corresponding
secretary.
CIGARMAKERS' PROTECTIVE UNION, OP
CHICAGO Meets on the second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month, at St.
George's Hall, Lombard block.
CURRIERS' UNION Meets on the first and third
Thursday evenings of each month, at the hall of
the Light Guard Band, 151 Randolph
FIREMEN'S UNION, NO. 16 Meets every Friday
evening, at 586 State, cor 12th. P. O. drawer,
6050. G. W. Brown, corresponding and finan-
cial secretary.
JOURNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' ASSOCIA-
TION, OF CHICAGO Meets on the first and
third Wednesday of each month, on Taylor, cor.
Canal.
TAILORS' FRATERNAL UNION, OF CHICAGO
Meets in Rice's block, 77 Dearborn, on the
first and second Monday evenings in each month.
UNITED ASSOCIATION OF MARBLE CUTTERS
Meets first Saturday evening of each month,
at 155 Clark.
CITY RAILWAY AND OMNIBUS
ROUTES.
CHICAGO HORSE RAILWAY-Time Table. Cars
leave cor. of State and Randolph, via. State to
22d, every minute, and to Cottage Grove av. and
Douglas place every four minutes. Leave south-
ern limits every four minutes for 22d. Leave 22d
every minute, and Archer road every eight min-
utes for cor. State and Randolph.
NORTH CHICAGO RAILWAY Cars leave foot
of North Water for city limits every twelve min-
utes; for Sedgwick every twelve minutes; for
Clybourn av. and Larrabee every twelve minutes ;
for Chicago av. every fifteen minutes ; for Grace-
land every hour. Cars leave city limits for Lake
every twelve minutes ; leave corner Larrabee and
Center for same, every twelve minutes; leave
cor. N. av. and Sedgwick for same, every twelve
minutes; leave Graceland for Lake every hour.
WEST DIVISION RAILWAY Cars leave cor. of
State and Randolph, along Randolph to Robey,
every five minutes, and to western limits every
five minutes. Leave cor. State and Randolph,
westward along Madison, every five minutes.
Leave cor. State and Randolph for Blue Island
av. every fix minutes. Leave cor. State and
Randolph for Milwaukee av. every ten minutes.
Leave cor. State and Randolph for Clinton and
Jefferson to C. B. & Q. R. R. depot, every twelve
minutes. Leave cor. State and Randolph for
Clinton south to Van Buren, Van Buren west-
ward to Wood, every fifteen minutes.
OMNIBUS LINE Parmelee's line of omnibusse*
run from all the principal hotels to the railroad
depots on the departure of each train, and from
the depots to the hotels on the arrival of each
train.
THEATRES.
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE North side Wash-
ton, bet. Dearborn and State.
DEARBORN THEATRE-111 and 113 Dearborn.
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CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
GLOBE THEATRE East side Desplaines, bet.
Washington and Madison.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE 89 S. Clark.
McVICKER'S THEATRE-Madison,bet. Dearborn
and State.
'OLYMPIC THEATRE Clark, nw. cor. Monre.
WOOD'S MUSEUM North side Randolph, bet,
Clark and Dearborn.
:PUBLIC HALLS, BLOCKS AND
BUILDINGS.
-ACADEMY OP DESIGN 66 and 68 Adams.
^ACADEMY OF MUSIC Crosby's Opera House.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 263"Wabah av.
ANDREWS' BUILDING-East side LaSalle, bet.
Madison and Monroe.
ANDREWS & OTIS' BUILDING-East side Clark,
bet, Monroe and Adams.
ARBEITER HALL Sedgwick, near Blackhawk.
ARCADE BUILDINGS West side Clark, bet.
Madison and Monroe.
ARCADE COURT bet. Madison and Monroe,
Clark and LaSalle.
BERLIN BLOCK Monroe, nw. cor. State.
BERNAUER BUILDING-W. Lake, cor. Clinton.
BERNAUER HALL North side W. Lake, bet.
Clinton and Jefferson.
BLAKE'S BUIDING 180 and 182 Washington.
BLANEY HALL Metropolitan block (up stairs).
B9ONE BLOCK East side LaSalle, bet. Wash-
ington and Madison.
BOWEN'S BUILDING-North side of Randolph
bet. Michigan and Wabash avs.
<BRYAN BLOCK LaSalle, nw. cor. Monroe.
BUEHLER'S HALL 358 Milwaukee av.
BURCH'S BLOCK South side of Lake, bet. Wa-
bash av. and State.
CALHOUN BLOCK East side of Clark, bet.
Washington and Madison.
<!. FOLTZ'S HALL Ne. cor. North av. and Lar-
rabee.
'CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING Se. cor.
of LaSalle and Washington.
CHICAGO MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE BUILD-
ING 5th av. bet. Washington and Randolph.
"CHICAGO TIMES BUILDING West side of
Dearborn, bet. Washington and Madison.
CITY ARMORY Sw. cor. Adams and Franklin.
CITY GAS WORKS Monroe, cor. Market.
CITY HALL Court House.
-CITY WATER WORKS Chicago av. cor. Pine
COBB'S BLOCK North side of Washington, bet.
Clark and Dearborn
COBB'S BLOCK Lake, sw. cor. Wabash av.
COBB'S BUILDING 120 to 128 Dearborn.
'COLE'S BUILDING Hal sted, sw. cor. Madison.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING LaSalle, sw. cor.
Lake.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY'S
BUILDING South side Washington, bet, La
Salle and 5th av.
-COURT HOUSE Randolph and Washington, bet.
Clark and LaSalle.
CROSBY'S BUILDING-^East of and attached to
Opera House), west side State, bet. Randolph
and Washington.
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE North side Wash-
ington, bet. Dearborn and Slate.
-CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING West side Dear-
born, bet. Monroe and Madison.
DE HAVEN BLOCK West side Dearborn, bet.
Oiiincy and Jackson.
DEPOSITORY BUILDING North side Randolph,
bet. Clark and LaSalle.
"DICKEY'S BUILDING Dearborn, sw. cor. Lake.
DOLE'S BUILDING S. Water, nw. cor. Clark.
DRAKE'S BLOCK Wabash av. se. cor. Washing-
ton
^EDWARDS' BLOCK North side Milwaukee av.
bet. Noble and Cleaver
DEWING BLOCK East side N. Clark, bet. N. Wa-
ret and Kinzie.
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING Lake, BW. cor.
Clark.
HARWELL HALL South side Madison, bet.
Clark and LaSalle.
"FENIAN HALL Randolph, nw. cor. 5th. av.
3-IREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
HALL East side Dearborn, bet. Randolph and
SFaeaington.
FLANDERS' BLOCK Foot S. Water, opposite M.
C. R.R. freight depot.
FRY'S BUILDING West side LaSalle, bet.
Washington and Randolph.
FULLERTON BLOCK Washington, nw. cor.
Dearborn.
GALLUP BUILDING LaSalle, nw. cor. Madison.
GARRETT BLOC'K Randolph, se. cor. State.
GARRETT BUILDING Lake, PC. cor. Market.
GERM AN TURNERS' HALL West side N. Clark,
north of Chicago av.
GERMANIA HALL Wells, cor. Indiana.
HARMONY HALL 48 Clark.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
East side LaSalle, bet. Randolph and Lake.
HIGH SCHOOL Monroe, near Halsted.
HOLT'S BUILDING North side Washington,
bet, LaSalle and Wells.
HONORS BLOCK West side Dearborn, bet. Mon-
roe and Adams.
HORNER'S HALL 82 W. Randolph.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL LAND DEPARTMENT
BUILDING East side Michigan av. bet. Lake
and South Water.
JACKSON HALL^5 LaSalle.
KEEP'S BUILDING East side Clark, bet. Mad-
ison and Monroe.
KEHOES' BUILDING 12th, se. cor. Blue Island
RENTS' BUILDING 151 and 153 Monroe.
KING'S BLOCK Washington, nw. cor. Dearborn.
KINZIE HALL -Kinzie, nr. N Clark.
LARMON BLOCK Clark, ne. cor. Washington.
LIGHT GUARD HALL State, cor. Randolph.
LINCOLN BLOCK Lake, nw. cor. Franklin.
LIND'S BLOCK Randolph, nw. cor. Market.
LINK'S BLOCK Lake, nw. cor. LaSalle.
LLOYD BLOCK Randolph, nw. cor. Wells.
LOMBARD BLOCK Monroe, nr. cor. Custom
House place.
LOOMIS BUILDING Clark, sw. cor. S. Water.
LUMBERMEN'S EXCHANGE S. Water, nw.cor.
Franklin.
MCCARTHY'S BUILDING Dearborn, ne. cor.
Washington.
MCCARTHY'S BUILDING- Clark, se. cor. Ran-
dolph.
McCORMICK'S BUILDING Lake, nw. cor. Mich-
igan av.
McCORMICK'S BUILDING-Randolph, se. cor.
Dearboin.
McKEE'S BUILDING Randolph, ne. cor. Wabash
av.
MAGIE'S BUILDING LaSalle, BW. cor. Ran-
dolph.
MAJOR BLOCK LaSalle, se. cor. Madison.
MARINE BANK BUILDING-^-Lake, se. cor. La-
Salle.
MASONIC HALL Oriental building, west side
LaSalle, bet. Madison and Washington.
MASONIC TEMPLE East side Dearborn, nr.
Washington.
MECHANICS' BUILDING South side Washing-
ton, bet. 5th av. and LaSalle.
MERCANTILE BUILDING West side LaSalle,
bet. Madison and Washington.
METHODIST CHURCH BLOCK Clark se. cor.
Washington.
METROPOLITAN BLOCK Randolph, BW. cor.
LaSalle.
METROPOLITAN HALL Randolph, cor. La
Salle.
MONROE BUILDING Clark, ne. cor. Monroe.
MORRISON BLOCK East side Clark, bet. Madi-
son and Monroe.
MORRISON BUILDING East side Clark, bet.
Madison and Washington.
NEW TURNERS' HALL N. Clark, bet. Chicago
av. and Chesnut.
NEWBERRY BLOCK N. Wells, ne. cor. Kinzie
NIEMEYER'S HALL S. Canal, nr.Mitchell.
NORTH MARKET HALL Michigan, nr. N.
Clark.
NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL 257 and 259 N.
Clark.
NORTH WESTERN HALL Cornell, sw. cor.
Rose.
NORTON BLOCK 18B and 188 S. Water.
NORTON'S HALL S. Halsted, nw. cor. Harrison.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL-^8 Clark, and 114 Ran-
dolph.
OLD BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING North
side S. Water, bet. LaSalle and Wells.
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
55
ORIENTAL BUILDING West side LaSalle, bet.
Washington and Madison.
OTIS BLOCK Madison, BW. cor. LaSnlle.
OTIS BUILDING State, sw. cor. Madison.
O\\'SLEY'S BLOCK W. Madison, nw. cor. Ro-
PARDEE'S BUILDING- S. Water, nw. cor. 5th
PHCENIX BUILDING West side LaSalle, bet.
Randolph and Washington.
POMEROY'S BUILDING 154 to 160 S. Water.
POPE'S BLOCK North side Madison, bet. Clark
and LaSalle
PORTLAND BLOCK Dearborn, se. cor. Wash-
ington.
POST OFFICE BUILDING East side Dearborn,
bet. Madison and Monroe.
PURPLE'S BLOCK N. Clark, ne. cor. Ontario.
RAYMOND BLOCK State, nw. cor. Madison.
REYNOLDS' BLOCK Dearborn, sw. cor. Madi-
son.
RICE AND JACKSON BLOCK North side W.
Randolph, bet. Jefterson and Desplaines.
RICE'S BUILDING 74 to 81 Dearborn.
SCAMMON'S BUILDING-Randolph, nw. cor.
Michigan av.
SHEPARD'S BUILDING East side Dearborn,
bet. Monroe and Adams.
SHERMAN'S BLOCK-Wabash av. bet. lath/and
13i h.
SHEKMAN HOUSE BLOCK-Randolph, nw. cor.
Clark.
SLOVANSKA LIPA HALL-Clinton, ne. cor.
W. VanBnren.
SMiTH, NIXON AND DITSON'S HALL Wash-
ington, BW. cor. Clark.
SMITH & NIXON'S BLOCK-Washington, sw.
cor. Clark.
SON'S HALL W. Randolph, cor. Clinton.
SPEED'S BLOCK 125 Dearborn.
STAATS ZEITUNG BUILDING-South side Mad-
ison, bet. Dearborn and Clark.
STEEL'S BLOCK LaSalle, nw. cor. S. Water.
STONE'S BUILDING South side Madison, bet.
Clark and LaSalle.
TAYLOR'S BLOCK Franklin, nw. cor. S. Water.
TEUTONIA HALL 233 and 235 Randolph.
TRADES' ASSEMBLY HALL 259 and 261 Ran-
dolph
TRIBUNE BUILDING-Dearborn, se. cor. Madi
son.
TURNER HALL 106 and 108 DeKoven.
TURNER HALL Vorwaerts, 12th, bet. Halsted
and Union.
TURNERS' BUILDING State, cor. Kinzie.
TURNERS' HALL 14 Pacific av.
TYLER BLOCK East side LaSalle, bet. Lake and
S. Water.
UHLICH BLOCK West side N. Clark, bet. Kin
zie and Water.
UNION BUILDING LaSalle, sw. cor. Washing
ton.
VOLK'S BUILDING 195 and 197 Washington.
WALKER'S BLOCK West side Dearborn, cor.
Couch place.
WARNER'S BLOCK AND HALL 123 and 125
Randolph.
WASHINGTON BLOCK West side Clark, bet.
Washington and Madison.
WASHINGTON SKATING PARK HALL W.
Randolph se. cor. Sheldon.
WEST SIDE AURORA TURNERS' HALL 2d,
cor. Milwaukee av.
WEST SIDE VOLKS' HALLE (People's Hall)
W. Taylor, cor. Morgan.
WHEELER'S BUILDING S. Water, se. cor.
Clark.
WICKER'S BUILDING State, nw. cor. S. Wa-
ter.
WOOD'S MUSEUM North side Randolph, bet.
Clark and Dearborn.
WORKINGMEN'S HALL-410 Sedgwick.
WRIGHT BROS. BUILDING N. State, cor. Kin-
zie.
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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.
Chicago is divided into Three Divisions the North, South and West Sides, and known by the follow-
ing abbreviations : N.D., S.D., W. D.
NUMBEEING OF THE HOUSES.
In the South Division all streets running north and south are numbered from north to south ; and all
streets running east and west are numbered from east to west.
In the North Division all streets running from south to north are numbered from south to north;
and all streets (except Rees and Gardner) running east and west are numbered from west to east. The
streets in this Division which are continuations of the same streets in the South Division, are called
North and are denoted by the prefix N., as Clark, in the South Division, and North Clark in the North
Division.
In the West Division, Randolph is made the dividing line, as far as Union Park; west of that, Park
avenue divides north from south, and all streets running north and south are numbered from that line v
as Clinton running south is numbered from north to south, and N. Clinton running north is numbered
from south to north. All streets running east and west are numbered from east to west.
.alley
al.
av avenue
ct court
div division
N, or n ..north
E, or e east
fr from
la lane
mkt market
nw northwest
P. O post office
pk park
pi place
rd road
S, or s south
sq square
sw southwest
W, or w west
A. fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, S. D.
ABERDEEN, fr. 344 W. Madison s. to Polk, and
fr. W. Taylor to W. 12th, W. D.
ADA, fr. 438 W. Randolph s. to Madison, W. D.
ADA (N.), fr. 437 W. Randolph n. to W. Kinzie,
W. D.
ADAMS, fr. the lake w. to the river, S. D.
ADAMS (W.), fr. the river w. to Robey, and fr.
Hoyne w. to Leavitt, W. D.
ALBANY, fr. W. Jackson n. to Barry Point rd.
W. D.
ALEXANDER, fr. Wentworth av. w. to Stewart
av., S. D.
ALM, fr. W. Taylor, s. to Ashland av. W. D.
ALMOND, fr. W. Taylor s. to Ashland, S. D.
ALPORT, changed to Hamilton.
AMELIA, fr. Ashland av. sw. to Robey, W. D.
ANN, fr. 364 W. Randolph s. to W. Madison,
W. D.
ANN (N.), fr. 363 Randolph, n. to W. Kinzie,W. D.
ARCADE COURT, bet. Clark and LaSalle, Madi-
son and Monroe, S. D.
ARCHER, fr. Ashland av. sw. to Robey, W. D.
ARCHER AV.fr. 924 State at 19th, w. to limits,
S. D.
ARMITAGE RD. fr. Mendell w. to limits. W. D.
ARMOUR, fr. 505 W. Kinzie, n. to Chicago av.
W. D.
ARNOLD, fr. 10th s. to 34th, S. D.
ARTHINGTON, fr. Rucker w. to Loomis, W. D.
ARTHUR, fr. 16th to 18th, W. D.
ASHLAND, fr. Robey w. to Olive, W. D.
ASHLAND AV. (formerly Reuben), from Cly-
bourn, pi. s. to city limits, W. D.
ASHLEY, fr. Wood w. to Hoyne, bet. W. Indiana
and 4th, W. D.
ASTOR, fr. Division n. to Schiller, N. D.
ASYLUM PL. (W.), fr. Elston rd. w. to Henshaw
av. W. D.
ATTICA, fr. Laurel e. to Halsted, S. D.
AUBUHN, fr. Attica s. to Esplanade, S. D.
AUGUSTA, fr. Elston rd. w. to Western av. W. D.
AUGUSTA AV. fr. W. 12th, n. one block, W. D.
AVERY, fr. State w. to M. S. R. R., S. D.
AYER, fr. Ashland av. .w. to Paulina, W. D.
B. fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, S. D.
BALDWIN, fr. Kinzie n. to Hubbard, W. D.
BANKS, fr. 431 N. State e. to the lake, N. D.
BARBER, fr. Stewart to Halsted, W. D.
BARKER AV. fr. Caroline, w. one block, W. D.
BARRY POINT RD. fr. W. Madison, sw. to city
limits, W. D.
BATAVIA, fr. N. Wood w. to Lincoln, W. D.
BATES, fr. Stewart av. e. to Lumber, W. D.
BAUWANS, fr. Ashland av. nw. to Blackhawk,
W. D.
BEACH, fr. 38 W. Harrison to 12th, W. D.
BEACH, fr. Western av. w. four blocks, W. D.
BEERS, fr. 31st to city limits, S. D.
BELDEN AV. fr. Halsted e. to the lake, and fr.
Southport av. w. to Clyborn av. N. D.
BELDEN PL. fr. Belden av. n. to city limits,
N. D.
BELKNAP, fr. Morgan w. to Bine Island av. W. D.
BENSON, fr. 30th s. to Lancaster, W. D.
BENTON PL. fr. State e. to Michigan av. S. D.
BERLIN, fr. Henshaw av. w. to limits, W. D.
BETTER, fr. Sholto w. to May, W. D.
BICKERDIKE. fr. W. Indiana n. to W. Chicago av.
W. D.
BICKERDIKE, SQUARE, fr. Bickerdike w. to Ar-
mour, bet. 4th and W. Indiana, W. D.
BIRCH, fr. Robey w. to Kendell, W. D.
BISHOP COURT, fr. W. Madison to W. Washing-
ton, nr. Union Park, W. D.
BISSELL, fr. Dayton nw. to Willow, and fr. Wil-
low n. to Centre, N. D.
BLACKHAWK, fr. the river e. to Sedgwick, N. D.
BLACKHAWK (W.), fr. the river w. to Ridgeville
rd. W. D.
BLACKWELL, fr. 18th s. to 20th, S. D.
BLAIR, fr. Canalport av. to Lumber, W. D.
BLANCHE, fr. the river w. to Ashland av. W. D.
BLISS, fr. N. Branch to the canal, N. D.
BLOCK, fr. North av. n. to Lindon, N. D.
BLOOM, fr. W. Dousilas pi. n. one block, W. D.
BLOOMINGDALE RD. fr. Elston w. to N. Robey,
W. D.
BLUCHER. fr. Fowler w. to N. Wood, W. D.
BLUE ISLAND AV. fr. 267 Halsted sw. to Robin-
son W. D.
BOARDMAN, fr. C. & S. C. R. R. w. to city limiti,
and s. to Trotting Park, S. D.
BOXAPARTE, fr. t'hurch w. to Locke. S. D.
HOXFIELD, fr. Archer av. n. to Hickory, S. D.
BOON. fr. DeKalb w. To Leavitt. W. D.
BOWERY, fr. Van Buren s. to Tyler, bet. Morgan
and Aberdeen, W. D.
BRADLEY, fr. Elston rd. w. to Ashland av.
W. D.
BRADWELL AV. fr. Milwaukee av. n. to Asylum
pi. W. D.
BREMEN PL. fr. Henshaw av. w. to city limits,
W. D.
BREMER, fr. Chicago av. to Crane & Wesson's
park, N. D.
STREET AND AVENUE GUIBE.
BKIUHAM, fr. Ashland av. w. to Milwaukee av.
W. D.
BROAD, fr. 31st nw. to Archer av. S. D.
BROADWAY AV. fr. 26th and 28th, s. D.
BROOM, fr. W. Indiana, n. to 4th, W. D.
BROSS AV. fr. Long John w. to city limits, W. D.
BROWN, fr. 12th s. to 22d, S. D. .
BRYAN PL. fr. W. Randolph my. to Lake, Union
Park, W. D.
BRYANT, fr. Vincennes av. w. to Moonaway pi.
8. D.
BRYSON, from Leavitt w.. to city limits, W. D.
IH'DDAN. fr. 22d 8. to city limits, S. D.
Bl'ENA VISTA PL. fr. Murray ne. one-half hlk.
S. D. and fr. State e. to Wabash av. next e. of
Monterey pi. 8. D.
BUNKER," fr. Beach w. to Halsted, W. D.
BURLING, fr. I'll North av. to Asylum pi. N. D.
BURNSIDE, fr. 15th s. to Egan av. 8. D.
BURTON, fr. N. Dearborn w. to Clark, N. D.
BU8HNELL, fr. Wemworth av. w. to Archer av.
W. D.
BUTLER, fr. Archer av. s. to 26th, S. D.
BUTTERFIELD, fr. 16th s. to 22d, S. D.
C, fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, S. D.
CALHOUN PL. fr. State w. to Market, S. D.
CALIFORNIA, fr. W. Harrison 8. to W. 12th, W.
D.
CALUMET AV. fr. 20th s. to 31et S.D.
CAMP, fr. Ashland av. sw. to 31st, W. D.
CAMPBELL, fr. 12th e. to Steele, W. D.
CANAL, fr. 32 W. Randolph, s. to the river, W.D.
CANAL (N.) fr. 31 W. Randolph n. to Kinzie, W.
D.
CANAL LEVEL, fr. Western av. ew. four blks.
W.D.
CANAL PL. fr. the N. Branch w. to Elston rd.
W.D.
CANALPORT AV. fr. Canal sw. to 22d, W. D.
CANE, fr. N. Clark w. to Larrabee, N. D.
CARL, fr. N. LaSalle w. to N, Wells, N. D.
CAROLINE, fr. W. Madison n. to W. Lake, W. D.
CARPENTER, fr. 304 W. Randolph s. to Madison,
W.D.
CARPENTER (N.) fr. 303 W. Randolph n. to Mil.
waukee av. W. D.
CARROLL, fr. the river w. to Ashland av. W. D.
CASEY, fr. Richard nw. to 22d, W. D.
CASS, fr. 26.5 Kinzie n. to Green Bay, N. D.
CATHERINE, fr. Stewart av. w. to Halsted, and
fr. Morgan to city limits, W. D.
CAYUGA, fr. Halsted to Laurel, S. D.
CEDAR, fr. Green Bay e. to the lake, N. D.
CENTRAL AV. fr. foot of S. Water s. to Randolph,
S. D.
CENTRE, fr. N. Clark w. to Racine rd. N. D.
CENTRE, fr. Steele s. to w. branch of s. branch of
Chicago river, W. D.
CENTRE AV, (formerly Rucker), fr. 390 W. Mad-
ison s. to the river, W. D.
CENTRE PL. fr. Desplaines w. to Halsted, W. D.
CHAMPLAIN, fr. Bross av. s. to C. & St. L. R. R.
track.
CHAPIN, fr. Noble e. to the C. & M. R. R. track,
W. D.
CHARLES PL. fr. 5th av. w. to Franklin, S. D.
CHARLES, fr. W. Van Buren se. to Harrison, W.
D.
CHARLES, f r . w. 2*1 . to steeie, w. D.
CHASE, fr. Chicago av. n. to Cornell.
CHERRY AV. fr. N. Branch nw. to Eastman, and
n. to North av. N. D.
CHKSTNUT PL. fr. N. State w. to LaSalle, N. D.
CHESTNUT, fr. Birch s. to A-hl:m'!. W. D.
CHICAGO AV. fr. the river e. !<i < lake, X. D.
CHICAGO AV.(W.), fr. the river w. to city lii.iits,
W.D.
CHURCH, fr. Blackhawk n. to Centre, N. D.
CHURCH PL. fr. Fuller to Archer av. S. D.
CHURCHILL, fr. N. Robey, w. to Wilmot, W. D.
CICERO, fr. Ashland av. n. to22d. W. D.
CLARINDA, fr. N. Ashland av. w. to Wood, W.D.
CLARK, fr. 145 S. Water s. to city limits, S. D.
CLARK (N.), fr. river n. to North av. thence nw. to
city limits, N. D.
CLAY, fr. N. Halsted w. to Sheffield av. N. D.
CLAYTON, fr. May w. to city limits, W. D.
CLEAVER, fr. W. Division n. to Bradley, and fr.
Blackhawk to Blanche. W. D.
CLINTON, fr. 62 W. Randolph.s. toMaxwell,W.D.
CLINTON (N.), fr. 61 W. Randolph n. to Kinzie,
W. D.
CLYBOURN AV. fr. Division nw. to Racine rd.
and thence w. to city limits, N. D.
CLYBOURN PL. fr. Racine rd. w. to the river.
N. D.
CLYBOURN PL. (W.), fr. the river w. to N. Ro-
be v. W. D.
COBLENTZ. fr. N. Robey w. to city limits, W. D.
COHEN, fr. Robinson w. to McLean, W. D.
COLFAX. fr. :Md s. to Douglas pi. S. D.
COLLEGE, fr. Cottage Grove av. w. to Rhodes av.
S.D.
COLOGNE, fr. Quarry sw. to the river, 8. D.
COLUMBIA, fr. Ashland av. w. to Grand, W. D.
COMMERCE, fr. State e. to Wabash av. next a. of
20th. S. D.
COMMERCIAL, fr. North av. n. to Armitage rd.
W.D.
CONGRESS, fr. 215 Michigan av. w. to State, S. D.
CONNOR, from Sedgwick w. to Hurlbut, N. D.
COOK, fr. 1he river sw. to N. Jefferson. W. D.
COOK. fr. W. 12th 8. to Ogden av. W. D.
COOK, fr. W. 22d s. to Steele, W. D.
COOLIDGE, fr. Waller w. to Ashland av. and fr.
Wood w. to Lincoln, W. D.
COOPER, fr. Clybourn av. n. to Fullerton av. N.
D.
CORK. fr. N. Ashland av. w. to Paulina, W. D.
CORNELIA, fr. Milwaukee av. w. to N. Ashland
av. W. D.
CORNELL, fr. Milwaukee av. w. to N. Ashland
av. W. D.
CORWIN. fr. Catharine s. to Iftth, W. D.
CO88ITT, fr. W. Kinzie e. to W. Lake, W. D.
COTTAGE GROVE AV. fr. 22d se. to city limits,
S.D.
COTTAGE PL. fr. 31st s. to H. Graves' sub-div.
COUCH PL. fr. Wabash av.w. to Market, bet. Lake
and Randolph, S. D.
COULTER, fr. Robey w. to city limits, W. D.
COURT PL. fr. State w. to Market, bet. Randolph
and Washington, S. D.
COURTLAND, fr. N. Robey w. to Wilmot, W. D.
COVENTRY, fr. W. Clybourn pi. s. to Wabansia
av. W. D.
COX, fr. N. Robey w. to Milwaukee av. W. D.
CRAWFORD, fr. Archer av. n. to nr. 22d, S. D.
CRIPPEN, fr. Indiana av. w. to State, S. D.
CRITTENDEN, fr. Noble, e. to C. & N. W. Ry.
track, W. D.
CRITTENDEN AV. fr. Rhodes av. w. to South
Park av. S. D.
CROOKED, fr. Southport av. ee. to intersection of
Jones' av. and Clybourn av. W. D.
CROSBY, fr. Larrabee nw. to Division, N. D.
CROSS, fr. W. Harrison n. to Barry Point rd. W.
D.
CROSSING, fr. Ridgeville rd. e. to C.&N. W. Ry.
track, W. D.
CURRIER, fr. Augusta n. to Chapin, W. D.
CURTIS, fr. 324 W. Randolph s. to Madison, W.
D.
CURTIS (N.). fr. 323 W. Randolph n. to 2d, W. D.
CUSTOM HOUSE PL. fr. Monroe to Dearborn,
rear Custom House.
CUTLER, fr. W. Jackson s. to W. VanBuren, W.D.
CYPRESS, fr. W. 12th n. to Kendall, W. D.
I), fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, S. D.
DAKOTA AV. fr. 31st to 32d, S. D.
DAMEN. fr. Sholto w. to May, W. D.
DASHIEL, fr. Donglas pi. s. to Wahpanseh, S. D.
DAVIS, fr. W. Divsion n. to North av. W. D.
DAYTON, fr. Rees n. to Centre, N. D.
DEAN. fr. Ridgeville rd. nw. to Brigham, W. D.
DEARBORN, fr. 113 S. Water 8. to Jackson, S. D.
DEARBORN (N.), fr. the river n. to North av. N. D.
DEARBOR PL. fr. foot of Randolph s. to Madison,
S.D.
DEERING, fr. 31st nw. to the river, S. D.
DEERPATH AV. fr. Hirsch n. to W. North av.
W.I).
DFKAI.B. fr. Leavitt ne. to Flourney, W. D.
DEKOVEN, fr. the river w. to Halsted, W. D.
DEPOT, fr. Stewart av. w. to Morgan. W. D.
DEPOT PL. fr. N. Ada w. to Ashland av. W. D.
DEPUYSTER, fr. 25!) Desplaines w. to Halsted,
W.D.
DERBY, fr. W. Jackson n. to W. Kinzie, W. D.
DERRICK, fr. Ashland av. w. one block, W. D.
DESPLAINES, fr. 126 W. Randolph s. to 12th,
W.D.
DESPLAINES (N.), fr. 125 W. Randolph n. to Chi-
cago av. W. D.
DEXTER, fr. the river nw. to Ashland av. thence
w. to Reynolds, thence w. to Leavitt, W. D.
DICKSON. fr. Milwaukee av. n. to Bradley, and
fr. W. Blackhawk n. to Blanche, W. D.
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DIEDEX, nr. R. Chapron's sub-division and C. &
N. W. Ry.. W. D.
DILLER, fr.' W. Kinzie s. to Fulton, W. D.
DINET, fr. McHenry w. to Elston rd. W. D.
DIVISION, fr. the river e. to the lake, N. D.
DIVISION (W.), fr. the river w. to city limits,
W. D
DIX, fr. Chicago av. n. to Front, andfr. Front nw.
to the river W. D.
DOBYNS, fr. Waller w. to Blu Island av. W. D.
DOCK" fr. River nw. to the river, S. D.
DODGE, fr. 12th s. to Mitchell, W. D.
DOLE, fr. 31st ne. to the river, W. D.
DOUGLAS PL. fr. the lake to the S. Branch of the
river, S. D.
DOUGLAS PL. (W.). fr. S. Branch of river w. to
Western av. W. D.
DUDLEY, fr. W. Asylum pi. s. to North av: and
fr. Thomas s. to Iowa, W. D.
DUNN, fr. Cook se. to W. Kinzie, W. D.
DUSSOLD, fr. Jefferson w. to Halsted, W. D.
E. fr. Laurel e. to Halsted, S. D.
EAGLE, fr. N. Desplaines w. to Halsted, W. D.
EASTMAN, fr. N. Branch ne. to Judson, and fr.
Judson e. to N. Halsted, N. D.
EDA, fr. Indiana av. w. to State, S. D.
EDWARD, fr. Sophia n. to Asylum pi. N. D.
EGAN AV. fr. the lake to the western limits,
S. D.
EGANIA PL. fr. N. Robey to Hoyne, W. D.
EIGHTEENTH, fr. the lake w. to the river, S. D.
EIGHTEENTH (W.) fr. Lumber w. to Halsted,
W. D.
ELDRIDGE CT. fr. Michigan av. w. to State, S. D.
ELEVENTH, fr. Morgan w. to May, W. D.
ELGIN, fr. Purple w. to Grove, S. D.
ELIZABETH, fr. W. Randolph so. to Madison,
W. D.
ELIZABETH (N.) fr. W. Randolph n. to Indiana,
W. D.
ELK, fr. Ridgeville rd. e.to Bauwans. W. D.
ELK GROVE AV. fr. Milwaukee av. to W. Asy-
lum pi. W. D.
ELLEN, fr. Milwaukee av. sw. to Fowler, and
thence w. to N. Wood, W. D.
ELLIS AV. fr. Douglas pi. se. to city limits.
ELLIS CT- fr. Moonaway pi. w. one block, S. D.
ELLIS PL. fr. Cottage Grove av. w. to Vincennes
av. S. D.
ELLIS SQUAGE, fr. Ellis pi. to s. Wahpanseh av.
S. D.
ELLSWORTH, fr. Harrison s. to Ewing, W. D.
ELM, fr. Sedgwick e. to the lake, N. D.
ELMIRA, fr. Laurel e. to nr. Halsted, S. D.
ELSTON RD. fr. Milwaukee av. n. to the river,
thence nw. to Sloan, thence, n. to W. Black-
hawk, and fr.thence nw. to the northern limits,
W. D.
EMERALD, fr. Douglas pi. s. to Wahpanseh, and
fr. Thirtv-nrst s. to Thirty-third, S. D.
EMILY, fr. N. Ashland av. w. to Wood, W. D.
EMMA, fr. Milwaukee av. and Noble w. to nr. N.
Ashland av. W. D.
ENGLISH, fr. Halsted w. to Centre av. W. D.
ERIE, fr. the river e. to the lake, N. D.
ERIE (W), formerly Third, fr. the river, w. to N.
Leavitt, W. D.
ESPLANADE, fr. Wallace w. to Halsted, S. D.
EUGENIE, fr. N. Wells w. to Franklin, N. D.
EVENS, fr. Union w. to Halsted, and fr. May w.
to city limits, W. D.
EWiNG, fr. Ellsworth w. to Blue Island av. W. D.
F. fr. Laurel e. to Halsted, S. D.
FABIUS. fr. Asylum pi. n. to city limits, W. D.
FAIRFIELD, AV. fr. Hirsch n. to W. North av.
W. D.
FALL, fr. W. Lake s. to Warren, W. D.
FARRELL, fr. Hickory se. to Archer av. S. D.
FAY, fr. 3d n. to Pratt, W. D.
FERDINAND, fr. N. Ashland av. w. to Oakley,
W. D.
FIFTH, fr. Chicago av. n. to Dix, W. D.
FIFTH AV. fr. 215 S. Water, s. to Taylor, S. D.
FIFFTEENTH, fr. State w. to Clark, S. D.
FIG, fr. Milwaukee av. w. to N. Ashland av. W.D.
FILLMORE, fr. California w. to Sacramento,
W. D.
FINNBLL, fr. Wentworth av. w. to Archer av.
S. D.
FIRST, fr. N. May to Rucker, and fr. Noble to N.
Wood, and fr. N. Hoyne to Oakley, W. D.
FI8K, fr. Evans s. to Lumber, W. D.
FLEETWOOD, fr. Redfleld,se. to W. North av. and
sw. fr. W. North av. to Blackhawk, W. D.
FLORIMOXD, fr. N. Wells, w. to Franklin. N. D.
FLOURNEY, fr. Robey w. to city limits, W. D.
FOKQUER, fr. the river w. to Blue Island av.
W. D.
FORREST AV. fr. Douglas pi. to Lvon av. S. D.
FORT, fr. Cologne se. to Hickory, S. D.
FORTIETH, fr. the lake w. S. D.
FORTY-FIRST, fr. the lake w. S. D.
FORTY-SEC 'OND, fr. the lake w. S. D.
FORTY-THIRD, fr. the lake w. S. D.
FORTY-FOURTH, fr. the lake w. S. D.
FOSTER, fr. W. Polk n. to Van Buren, W. D.
FOUNTAINS, fr. State e. to Indiana av. S. D.
FOURTEENTH, fr. Indiana av. w. to Clark, S. 1).
FOURTH, fr. N. Desplaines w. to city limits, W.
FOURTH AV. from Jackson s. to 14th, S. D.
FOWLER, fr. Lull n. to Ellen, W. D.
FOX, fr. 31st s. to Columbia, S. D.
FOX PL. fr. Elston w. to Noble, W. D.
FRANCISCO, fr. W. Harrison s. to W. 12th, W.D.
FRANK, fr. Waller w. to Blue Island av. W. D.
FRANKFORT, fr. N. Robey, w. to city limits, W.
FRANKLIN, fr. 239 S. Water s. to Harrison, S. D.
FRANKLIN (N.), fr. the river n. to city limits, N.
FREEMAN, fr. Long John w. to city limits, W.D.
FREMONT, fr. Bissel n. to Centre, N. D.
FRONT, fr. N. Halsted w. to Elston rd. W. D.
FRY, fr. N. Rucker w. to Chase, andfr. Rose to
N. Ashland av. W. D.
FULLER, fr. Deering and Archer av. nw. to the
river, S. D.
FULLERTON AV. fr. the river to the lake, N. D.
FULLERTON AV. (W.) fr. the river to the city
limits, W. D.
FULTON, fr. the river w. to city limits, W. D.
FUR, fr. Ashland av. sw. to 31st, W. D.
GAGE, fr. Saratoga w. to city limits, W. D.
GAGE, fr. Egan av. n. to Douglas pi. S. D.
GANG, fr. Prairie av. e. to South Park av. S. D.
GARDEN, bet. Aberdeen, Morgan, Jackson aud
Van Buren, W. D.
GARDNER, fr. Vine w. to Halsted, N. D.
GARIBALDI, fr. 26th s. to 31st, S. D.
GARRETT, fr. Ashland av. sw. to 31st, W. D.
GEDDIS, fr. W. Kinzie s. to W. Lake, W. D.
GENESEE AV. fr. W. Division n. to W. North ay.
W.D.
GENEVA, fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, S. D.
GEORGE, fr. Lessing w. to Elston rd. W. D.
GEORGE PL. fr. W. Kinzie n. to Hubbard, bet.
Robey and Hoyne, W. D.
GILPIN PL. fr. Rucker, w. to Loomis, W. D.
GIRARD, fr. Milwaukee av. n. to W. Asylum pi.
W. D.
GOETHE, fr. Seflgwick e. to N. Clark. N. D.
GOLD, fr. W. Harrison s. to Gurley, W. D.
GOOD, fr. Morgan w. to May, W. D.
GRAB, fr. the river nw. to Lumber, W. D.
GRACE, fr. Division n. to Vedder, N. D.
GRAND, fr. W. Douglas pi. to Bross av. W. D.
GRAND AV. fr. Western av. nw. to city limits,
W. D.
GRAND HAVEN, fr. N. State e. to the iake.N.D.
GRANGER, fr. Sedgwick e. to Wells, N. D.
GRANT, fr. N. LaSalle to Clark, N. D.
GRAPE, fr. Racine rd. w. to Nursery, N. D.
GRAVES PL. fr. 32d s. to 33d, S. D.
GREELEY, fr. Archer av. nw. to C. & A. R. R.
track, S. D.
GREEN, fr. 220 W. Randolph s. to Harrison, W.D.
GREEN (N.), fr. 219 W. Randolph n. to Chicago
av. W. D.
GREEN BAY, fr. Chicago av. nw. to Elm, N. D.
GREEN WICH, fr. N. Robey, w. to Henshaw av.
W. D.
GRGVE, fr. 16th sw. to Archer av. S. D.
GROVE (N.), fr. Orchard e. to Larrabee.N. D.
GHOVER, fr. Chicago av. n. to George, W. D.
GURLEY, fr. Blue Island av. to Centre av. W. D.
HADDOCK PL. the al. fr. Michigan av. w. to
Franklin, bet. Lake and S. Water, S. D.
HAINES, fr. the river ne. to Larrabee, N.D.
HALL. fr. Long John w. to Trenton, W. D.
HALSTED, fr. 200 W. Randolph s. to city limits,
W. D.
HALSTED (N.), fr. 199 W. Randolph n. to city
limits, W. D.
HAMILTON, fr. Monroe to Jackson, W. D.
HAMILTON AV. fr. W. Division, n. W. D.
HAMMOND, fr. Menomonee n. to Wisconsin,N.D.
HANOVER, fr. Archer av. s. to 26th S. D.
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HARBINE, fr. Centre av. w. to city limits, W. D.
HARDIN PL. fr. Michigan av. to Indiana av. next
P. of 28th, S. D.
HARMON CT. fr. Michigan av. w. to State, S. D.
HARPER, fr. Ashland av. w. to Marnhfleld, W. D.
HARRISON, fr. the lake w. to the river, 8. D.
HARRISON (W.) fr. the river w. to city limits,
W.D.
HART. fr. Hubbard 8. to Kinzie, W. D.
HASTINGS, fr. 335 Blue Island av. w. to Ashland
av. W. D.
HAWTHORNE AV. fr. Larrabee nw. to North av.
N. D.
HAYNE, fr. Archer av. se. to 31st, S. D.
HEINS, fr. Clybourn av. e. to Sedgwick, N. D.
HENRY, fr. Ashland av. e. to Brand's addition,
W. D.
HENRY PL. fr. Lake Shore av. w. to Cottage
Grove sv. S. D.
HENSHAW AV. fr. Milwaukee av. n. to city lim-
its. W. D.
HERMITAGE AV. fr. S. Western av. e. to W. Polk,
W. D.
HERNDON, fr. Jones av. ne. to Asylum pi. N. D.
HERVEY. fr. N. Wood w. to Robey, W. D.
IIEWES, fr. North av. n. to Wabansia av. N. D.
HEYDON, fr. W. Harrison n. to W. Chicago av.
W.D.
HICKORY, fr. Cologne sw. to the river, S. D.
HICKORY AV. fr. Cherry av. se. to North av. N.
D.
HIGH, fr. Asylum pi. n. to city limits, N. D.
HILL, fr. Linden to Menomonee, N. D.
HILLS, fr. Crane & Wesson's park, nr. LaSalle, N.
D.
HINMAN. fr. Ashland av. w. to Paulina, W. D.
HINSCHE, fr. Clybourne av. n. to Blackhawk, N.
D.
HINSDALE, fr. N. State to the lake, N. D.
HLNSDALE (W.), fr. LaSalle w. to Delavan's ad-
dition, N. D.
HIRSC'H, fr. Leavitt w. to city limits, W. D.
HOBBIE, fr. Hawthorne av. ne. to Crosby, thence
e. to Sedgwick, N. D.
HOEY, fr. Archer av. w. to Mary. S. D.
HOGAN. fr. 22d sw. to Robey, W. D.
HOLSTEIN AV. fr. Milwaukee av. n. to city limits,
W. D.
HOLT, fr. Chicago av. n. to Augusta, and fr. Divis-
ion to Blanche, W. D.
HOMER, fr. N. Robey w. to Holstein, W. D.
HONORE, fr. W. Madison s. to Harrison, W. D.
HOOKER, fr. N. Halsted w. to Weed, N. D.
HOOSIER, fr. 22d sw. to Robey, W. D.
HOPE, fr. Blue Island av. w. to Morgan, W. D.
HOTCHK1SS, fr. Blackhawk n. to Weed, N. D.
HOUSTON, fr. W. Division n. and ne. to Milwau-
kee av. W. D.
HOWARD, fr. Leavitt w. to city limits, W. D.
HOWE. fr. Willow n. to Centre, N. D.
HOYNE, fr. W. Lake s. to DeKalb, W. D.
HOYNE (N.), fr. W. Lake n. to Division, W. D.
HUBBARD, fr. N. Jefferson w. to Western av. W.
D.
HUBBARD CT. fr. the lake w. to State, S. D.
HUBBS, fr. Douglas av. n. to Lyon av. S. D.
HULL, fr. Linden n. to Menomonee, N. D.
HUNT. fr. Ashland av. w. to N. Elizabeth, W. D.
HURLBUT, fr. Clybourn av. ne. to Sigel, and fr.
thence n. to city limits, N. D.
HURON, fr. Roberts e. to the lake, N. D.
IGLEHART AV. fr. S. Western av s. to Steele, W.
D.
ILLINOIS, fr. Kingsbury to the lake, N. D.
INDIANA, fr. the river e. to the lake, N. D.
INDIANA (W.), fr. n. Jefferson w. to Western av.
W.D.
INDIANA AV. fr. 14th e. to city limits, S. D. This
avenue is numbered so as to correspond with
the numbers on State street, for the conve-
nience of parties using that line of street cars.
INGRAHAM, fr. Elston rd. w. to Noble, W. D.
IOWA, fr. N. Wood w. to city limits, W. D.
IRON, fr. Mulligan se. to Columbia. W. D.
IRWIN, fr. Canal e. to Stewart av. W. D.
JACKSON, fr. the lake w. to the river. S. D.
JACKSON (W.), fr. the river w. to Western av.
W. D.
JAMES AV. fr. Ullman w. to Pitney av. S. D.
JANE. fr. N. Ashland av. w. to Newton, W. D.
JEFFERSON, fr. 93 W. Randolph s. to 22d, W. D.
JEFFERSON, (N.). fr. 91 W. Randolph, n. to the
river, W. D.
JESSE PL. fr. W. Kinzie n. to Hubbard, W. D.
JOHN. fr. W. Kith to 22d, W. D.
JOHNSON, fr. W. Taylor s. to 16th, W. D.
JOHNSON AV. fr. 26th nr. lake shore to 28th,
S. D.
JOLIET, fr. C. & St. Louis R. R. track, to Archer
av. S. D.
JONES, fr. W. Douglas pi. n. to Columbia, W. D.
JONES AV. fr. Clybourn pi. sw. to Southport av.
N.D.
JOSEPH, fr. Archer av. nw. to Hickory, S. D.
JOSEPHINE, fr. W. Van Buren n. to Jackson,
W. D.
JUDD, fr. Stewart av. w. to Jefferson, W. D.
JUDSON, fr. Eastman nw. to Blackhawk, N. D.
JULIAN, fr. N. Ashland av. w. to Wood, W. D.
JULIUS, fr. llth s. to 12th, W. D.
KANE, fr. the I. & M. canal nw. to Robey, W. D.
KANKAKEE AV. (now south Park av.), fr. 22d s.
to Egan av. f^. I).
KANSAS, fr. Aslihmrt av. e. to Throop, W. D.
KEARNEY, fr. A^lihmd av. sw. to Leavitt, W. D.
KEDZIE, fr. Blue Island av. sw. to Robey, W. D.
KEENON, fr. N. Wood e. to Ashland av. and fr.
Hoyne e. to Noble, W. D.
KEITH, fr. Second n. to W. Chicago av. W. D.
KENDALL, fr. W. Polk, sw. to Taylor, W. D.
KERCH1VAL, fr. 31st ne. to the 1. & M. canal,
W.D.
KINGSBURY, fr. Kinzie, nr. the river, nw. to On-
tario, thence n. to Chicago av. N. D.
KINZIE, fr. the river e. to Cass, N. D.
KINZIE (W.), fr. the river w. to city limits. W. D.
KISSAM, fr. Centre av. w. to Loomis, W. D.
KNEER, fr. Sheffield av. e. to Clybourn av. N. D.
KOSSUTH, fr. Wentworth av. w. to Sanger, S. D.
KRAMER, fr. Jefferson w. to Halsted, W. D.
KROGER, fr. Sheffield av. nw. N. D.
LABAR. fr. Larrabee se. to Division, N. D.
LAFAYETTE PL. fr. N. Clark e. to Dearborn,
N. D.
LAFLIN. fr. W. Madieon 8. to 22d, W. D.
LAINBEER, fr. W. Lake n. to W. Kinzie, W. D.
LAKE, fr. 29 Wabash av. w. to the river, S. D.
LAKE (W.) fr. the river w. to city limits, W. D.
LAKE AV. nr. the lake fr. Douglas pi. se. to city
limits, S. D.
LAKE SHORE AV. fr. Thirty-third nw. two blocks,
S. D.
LANCASTER AV. fr. Ullman w. to Benson, S. D.
LANGLEY, fr. the public square at Wahpanseh
av. s. to the city limits, S. D.
LARRABEE, fr. Chicago av. n. to city limits, N.D.
LASALLE, fr. 178 S. Water s. to Jackson, S. D.
LASALLE (N.1, fr. the river n. to North av. and
Clark, N. D.
LAUGHTON, fr. Robey w. to city limits, W. D.
LAUREL, fr. 31st s. to Geneva, S. D.
LEAVENWORTH. fr. Bloomington rd. s. to Wa-
bansia av. W. D.
LEAVITT, fr. Park av. S. to 31st, W. D.
LEAVITT, fr. W. Harrison n. to Barry Point rd.
W.D.
LEAVITT (N.), fr. Park av. n. to W. North av.
W.D.
LEE PL. fr. N. Robey w. to Hoyne. W. D.
LEVEE, fr. Ashland av. se. to Canal, thence, s. to
Fuller, thence sw. to the Canal Junction,
W. D.
LEWIS, fr. Jones av. ne. to Clybourn av. thence
n. to Asylum pi. N. D.
LEXINGTON, fr DeKalb w. to Leavitt, W. D.
LIBERTY (W.) fr. Stewart av. w. to Halsted,
W. D.
LIME, fr. S. Branch 8. to Rum, S. D.
LINCOLN, fr. Park av. B. to Hamilton ay. W. D.
LINCOLN (N.), fr. Park av. n. to W. Division,
W. D.
LINCOLN AV. fr. N. Wells nw. to city limits,
N.D.
LINDEN, fr. Sedgwick w. to Larrabee, N. D.
LISLE, fr. Union w. to Halsted, W. D.
LOCK, fr. 31st nw. to Hickory, S. D.
LOC'KPORT, fr. Archer av. nw. to Boardman,
S. D.
LOEWE, fr. N. Wells w. to Sedswick, N. D.
LONERGNAN, fr. Wisconsin n. to Lincoln ay.
N. D.
LONG JOHN. fr. 31st to city limits, S. D.
LOOMIS, fr. W. Madison s. to Lumber, W. D.
LOWE AV. fr. Douglas pi. s. to city limits, S. D.
LUBECK, fr. N. Ashland av. to Western av. W. D.
LUCE, fr. W. Blackhawk nw. to Pox pi. W. D.
LUKE, fr. Union w. to Centre av. W. D.
LUNDY'S LANE, fr. Freeman, n. to Hall.
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LULL, fr. Fowler w. to N. Wood, W. D.
LUMBER, fr. W. 12th se. to Maxwell, thence s. to
Mitchell, following the course of the river,
thence fr. 16th sw. to Union, thence, fr. Mc-
Cord's sub. div. to Centre av. thence fr.Throop
to Stetsen's canal, W. D.
LYDIA, fr. N. Desplaines w. to Halsted, W. D.
LTMAN, fr. Main, sw. to 31st, S. D.
LYNCH PL. fr. Iron s. to Columbia, W. D.
LYON AV. fr. Halsted e. to the lake, S. D.
LYTLE, fr. W. Harrison s. to Taylor, W. D.
MACALASTER PL. fr. Centre av. w. to Loomis,
D. W.
MACEDONIA, fr. W. Division n. to Ellen, W. D.
MADISON, fr. the lake w. to the river, S. D.
MADISON (W.), fr. the river w. to the city limits
W. D.
MAIN, fr. 31st nw. to the river, S. D.
MANTENE CT. fr. Wilwaukee av. sw. to W. Div-
ion, W. D.
MAPLE, fr. N. LaSalle e. to State, W. D.
MARBLE PL. or alley, bet. Monroe and Adams,
fr. State w. to 5th av. S. D.
MARCY, fr. Sheffield av.nw. to Wabansia av.N.D.
MARGARET, fr. Mitchell e. to Catherine, W. D.
MARKET, fr. Lake s. to Tyler, S. D.
MARKET (N.), fr. the river n. to Division, N. D.
MARKET SQ. fr. 31st to Ashland av. W. D.
MARK, fr. Union w. to Halsted, W. D.
MARSHFIELD, fr. W. Jackson s. to Harrison, and
fr. W. Taylor, s. to Harper, W. D.
MARWIN, fr. Leavitt w. to Iglehart av. W. D.
MARY, from Hoey nw. to Hickory, S. D.
MATHER, fr. Elsworth w. to S, Halsted, W. D.
MATTHEW, fr. Wood e. to S. Western av. W. D.
MAXWELL, fr. the river to Blue Island av. W.D.
MAY, fr. 344 W. Randolph s. to 12th W. D.
MAY (N.), fr. 348 W. Randolph n. to Hubbard, W.
D.
MAYFLOWER, fr. Robev se. to the Canal, W. D.
McALPINE,fr. W. Douglas pl.n. to Bross av. W.D.
MoCAGG PL. fr. 313 N. Clark w. to LaSalle, N.D.
NcGLASHEN, fr. 193 Archer av. n. to 22d, S. D.
McGRATH, fr. Robey, w. to Leavitt, W. D.
NcGREGOR. fr. Wentworth av.w. to Archer av.S.D.
NcHENRY, fr. Blanche n. and nw. to the river,
W. D.
McLEAN, fr. Steele se. to 31st W. D.
McMULLEN CT. fr. May w. to Centre av. W. D.
McREYNOLDS, fr. N. Ashland av. n. to Wood,
W. D.
MEAGHER, fr. Stewart av. w. to Halsted, W. D.
MEEKER, fr. W. Chicago av. n. to city limits,
W. D.
MENDELL, fr. W. Clybourn pi. nw. to Canal pi.
W. D.
MENOMONEE, fr. Larrabee e. to N. Clark, N. D.
MERIDIAN, fr. Desplaines w. to Halsted, bet. W.
Washington and Madison, W. D.
MICHIGAN, fr. Kingsbury e. to Sands, N. D.
MICHIGAN AV. from the rivers, to the city limits.
S. D.
MIDDLE, fr. W. 12th s. to W. 16th, W. D.
MILL, f r. Ashland av. w. to Jones, W. D.
MILLER, fr. W. Taylor n. to Harrison, W. D.
MILWAUKEE AV. fr. N. Desplaines nw. to city
limits, W. D.
MITCHELL, fr. the river w. to Halsted, and fr.
Waller w. to city limits, W. D.
MOHAWK, fr. Clybourn av. n. to Centre, N. D.
MONROE, fr. the lake w. to the river, S. D.
MONROE (W.), fr. the river w. to Robey, and fr.
Hoyne to Leavitt, W. D.
MONTEREY PL. fr. State e. to Wabash. av. next
of 23d, S. D.
MONTGOMERY, fr. Long John e. to Ashland av.
W.D.
MOONAWAY PL. fr. Douglas pi. 8. to city limits
S. D.
MOORE, fr. Robev, w. to city limits, W. D.
MOOREMAN. fr. 'Houston, nw. to Fowler, W. D.
MORGAN, fr. 284 W. Randolph s. to Lumber, W.
D.
MORGAN (N.), fr. 283 W. Randolph, n. to Erie,
W. D.
MORTON, fr. Kinzie. n. to W. Chicago, av. W. D.
MORTON, fr. Lvon av. s. to Wahpanseh av. S. D.
MOWERY, fr. W. 22d s. to Steele. W. D.
MULLIGAN, fr. the S. Branch river w. to one-half
block beyond Ashland av. W. D.
MURRAY, fr. 388 Archer av. s. to 26th, S. D,
MYRICK AV. fr. 20th s. to 31st. S. D.
NAPOLEON PL. fr. Wentworth av. to Stewart av.
8.D.
NEBRASKA, fr. Throop w. to Ashland av. W. D.
NEWBERRY. fr. W. Taylor s. to 16th W. D.
NEWTON, fr. W. Division s. to Thomas, W. D.
NINETEENTH, fr. State w. to Grove. S. D.
NIXON, fr. W. Polk . to Taylor, W. D.
NOBLE, fr. W. Kinzie to North av. W. D.
NORTH AV. fr. the river e. to the lake. N. D.
NORTH AV. (W.), fr. the river w. to city limits,
W. D.
NORTHERN AV. fr. South Park av. to the lake,
S. D.
N. BRANCH, fr. Hawthorn av. nw. and n. to Black
Hawk, N. D.
NORTON, fr. W. Polk s. nr. Taylor, W. D.
NURSERY, fr. Lewis nw. to Ward, N. D.
NUTT, fr. W. 16th s. to Evans. W. D.
OAK, fr. Sedewick e. to the lake, N. D.
OAK AV. fr.Vincennes w. to Moonaway pi. S. D.
OAKLEY, fr. Park av. s. to Madison, W. D.
OAKLEY (N.). fr. Park av. n. to North av. W. D.
OAKLEY, fr. W. Harrison n. to Barry Point road,
W. D.
OAKWOOD, fr. N. State e. to the lake, N. D.
OAKWOOD AV. fr. the lake sw. to city limits,
W. D.
O'BRIEN, fr. Jefferson w. to Halsted, W. D.
OGDEN AV. fr. W. Twelfth sw. to city limits,
W. D.
OGLESBY, fr. W. Madison n. to W. Kinzie, W. D.
OHIO. fr. the river e. to the lake, N. D.
OLIVE, fr. W. Taylor s. to 12th, W. D.
ONEIDA. fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, W. D.
O'NEIL. fr. Halsted w. bet. John and Lumber,
W. D.
ONONDAGA, fr. Halsted w. to Laurel, W. D.
ONTARIO, fr. Kingsbury e. to the lake, N. D.
ORCHARD, fr. Clybourn av. ne. and n. to North
av. and n. to city limits, N. D.
OSBORNE, fr. W. Indiana n. to 4th, W. D.
OSWEGO, fr. W. Kinzie n. to Hubbard, W. D.
OTIS, fr. Division n. to Vedder, N. D.
OWEN, fr. Leavitt ne. to Ashland av. W. D.
PAGE, fr. W. Monroe n. to Lake, and fr. W. Kinzie
n. to Indiana, W. D.
PACIFIC AV. fr. Jackson s. to Taylor. S. D.
PALO ALTO PL. fr. S. State e. to Wabash av.
next e. of 22d, S. D.
PARK (N.), fr. W. Henshaw av. w. to city limits,
W. D.
PARK (S.), fr. N. Robey w. to city limits, W. D.
PARK (E.). fr. S. Park to N. Park", W. D.
PARK (W.), fr. S. Park to N. Park, W. D.
PARK AV. fr. Ashland av. w. to Oakley, W. D.
PARK PL. fr. Michigan av. e. to the lake, S. D.
PARMELEE, fr. Iglehart av. w. to Western av.
W. D.
PAULINA, fr. Park av. 8. to Hamilton av. W. D.
PAULINA (N.), fr. Park av. n. to W. Division,
W. D.
PEAR, fr. Ashland av. sw. to Leavitt, W. D.
PEARCE, fr. Desplaines w. to Halsted, W. D.
PEARL, fr. Sophia n. to Belden av. N. D.
PEARL, fr. W. Twelfth ?. to Catherine, W. D.
PEARSON, fr. N. Dearborn e. to the lake, N. D.
PEARSON (W.), fr. N.LaSalle w. to Market, N. D.
PECK, (now Union Park pi.) fr. W. Lake n. to
Depot pi. W. D.
PECK CT. fr. the lake w. to State, S. D.
PENN. fr. Division n. to Vedder, N. D.
PEORIA. fr. 242 W. Randolph s. to Harrison,
W. D.
PEORIA (N.). fr. 241 W. Randolph n. to Milwau-
kee av. W. D.
PERCH, fr. W. Kinzie s. to Fulton and Wilcox s.
to Jackson W. D.
PERRY, fr. Clybourn av. n. to Fullerton av. N. D.
PETERSON, fr. N. Robey w. to Bradwell, W. D.
PHILLIPS, fr. Halsted w. to N. Carpenter, W. D.
PIER, fr. Lake av. e. to the Lake, S. D.
PINE. fr. N. Water, n. to the lake. N. D.
FIXE. fr. Canal level n. two blocks, W. D.
PITNEY AV. fr. 31st n. to Archer av. S. D.
PLEASANT, fr. Division n. to Vedder. N. D.
PLUM. fr. Loomis w. to Laflin, W. D.
POE. fr. Sheffield av. nw. N. D.
POLK. fr. 232 State w. to the river, S. D.
POLK (W.). fr. the river w. to city limits, W. D.
POST. fr. Ashland av. se. to river, W. D.
PRAIRIE AV. fr. 16th s. to 31st s. of E. Porter's
div. and fr. Lyon av. s. to Douglas pi. S. D.
This av. Is "numbered to correspond with
State for the convenience of parties using
that line of cars.
PRATT, fr N. Hnlstcd \v. to Morgan, W. D.
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PRENTISS, :'r. State e. to Indiana av. S. D.
PRICE PL. fr. Depplaines w. to Halsted, \T. D.
PURPLE, fr. Archer av. n. to Grove, S. D.
PUTNAM, fr. Chicago av. s. to 3d, W. D.
QUARLES, fr. Douglas pi. s. to Wahpanseh av.
S. D.
QUARRY, fr. the river s. to Wrong, S. D.
QUEER PL. fr. State w. to one-half block w. of
Morton, S. D.
QUINCY, fr. State w. to the river. 8. D.
QUINCY (W.), fr. Clinton to Jefferson, and fr.
Desplaines one-half block w. W. D.
UINN, fr. Archer a\vone-half block se. W. D.
ACINE RD. fr. Clybourn av. and pi. n. to city
limits, N. D.
RAILROAD AV. fr. Mitchell n. to 12th, W. D.
RANDOLPH, fr. Michigan av. w. to the river, S.D.
RANDOLPH (W.), fr. the river w. to Union Park,
W. D.
RANSOM, fr. 31st P. to Douglas pi. S. D.
RAY, fr. South Park av. w. to Prairie av. S. D.
REBECCA, fr. Morgan w. to Ashland av. W. D.
REDFIELD, fr. Elston rd. ne. to the river, W. D.
REES, fr. Larrabee w. to Dayton, thence sw. to
Division, N. D.
REISS, fr. North Branch ne. to North Branch Ca-
nal, N. D.
REUBEN, now Ashland av.
REYNOLDS, fr. Canal nw. to 22d, W. D.
RHINE, fr. Henshaw av. w. to city limits, W. D.
RHODES AV. fr. 32d s. to Douglas pi. S. D.
RICE, fr. N. Wood w. to Lincoln, W. D.
RICE PL. fr. W. 22d s. to Moore, W. D.
RICHARD, fr. Ashland av. aw. to city limits, W.
D.
RIDGELY PL. fr. State e. to Wabash av. next 8. of
30th, S. D.
RIDGEVILLE RD. fr. Milwakee av. n. to Armi-
tage rd. W. D.
RTDGLEY, fr. N. Halsted to Morgan, W. D.
RINGGOLD, fr. State e. to Wabash av. next a. of
Commerce, S. D.
RIO GRANDE, fr. State e. to Wabash av. next s.
of Buena Vista pi. S. D.
RIVER, fr. S. Water ne. to Rush street bridge, S.
D.
ROBERTS, fr. Erie n. to Chicago av. N. D.
ROBEY, fr. Park av. s. to Steele, W. D.
ROBEY (N.), fr. Park av n. to city limits, W. D.
ROBINSON, fr. 31st nw. toRobey, W. D.
ROCK, fr. Steele se. to 31st, W. D.
ROCKWELL, fr. W. 12th s. to W. 16th. W. D.
ROE. fr. Olive w. one-half block, W. D.
ROSE, fr. Cornell s. to Chicago av. W. D.
ROSEBUD, fr. Western av. nw. to N. Allen's lot,
W. D.
ROUNTREE, fr. W. Lake n. to W. Kinzie, W. D.
RUBLE, fr. W. 16th s. to 18th, and fr. Canalport
av. s. W. D.
RUCKER (N.), fr. W. Kinzie n. to Augusta, W. D.
RUCKER, now Centre av. fr. 390 W.Madison, s.to
the river. W. D.
RUM. fr. Hal.ited w. to Quarry, S. D.
RUMSEY, fr. W. Indiana n. to 4lh, andfr. W. Chi-
cago av. to Division, W. D. .
RUSH, fr. the river to Chicago av. N. D.
RUSSELL, fr. Robey no. to 22d, W. D.
SACRAMENTO, fr." W. Harrison e. to W. 16th,
W. D.
SALT, fr. Archer av. nw. to the river, S. D.
SAMPSON, fr. Blue Island av. w. to city limits.
W. D.
SAMUEL, fr. W. Chicago av. n. to Division, W. D.
SAND, fr. Wing nw. to Leavitt, W. D.
SANGAMON, fr. 272 W. Randolph s. to Harrison,
W. D.
SANGAMON (N.), fr. 261 W. Randolph n. to Mil-
waukee av. W. D.
S ANGER, fr. Archer av. se. to 26th, S. D.
SARATOGA, fr. W. Douglas pi. n. to Bross av. W.
SCHILLER, fr. the lake w. to Sedgwick, N. D.
SCHOOL, fr. Canal w. to Scammon school, W. D.
SCOTT, fr. N. State e. to the lake, N. D.
SCOTT, fr. Oakley e. one block. W. D.
SEBOR, fr. Ellsworth w. to S. Halsted, W. D.
SECOND, fr. Union w. to N. Halsted, and fr. Mil-
waukee av. w. to city limits, W. D.
SEDGWICK, fr. Erien. to Crane & Wesson's park,
and fr. Division, n. to city limits, N. D.
M2ELEY AV. fr. W. Madison e. to W. VanBuren,
W. D.
sELAH, fr. Hobbie n. to Division, N. D.
^ELDEN, fr. Wood w. to Lincoln, W. D.
SENECA, fr. Illinois n. to Indiana, and nr. the
lake, N. D.
SEVENTEENTH, fr. State w. to Grove, S. D.
SEWARD. fr. 161 h s. to Lumber, W. D.
SEYMOUR, fr. W. Kinzie s. to W. Lake, W. D.
SHARP, fr. Robey ne. to 22d, W. D.
SHAUGHXESSY, fr. Goethe e. to Sigel, S. D.
SHEFFIELD AV. fr. Hawthorne' av. to city limits,
N. D.
SHELDON, fr. W. Randolph s. Madison, W. D.
SHFLDON (N.), fr. W. Randolph n. to Depot pi.
SHERMAN, fr. Jackson^g. to Tavlor. S. D.
SHOBER. fr. W. Division n. to North av. W. D.
SHOLTO. fr. W. Harrison s. to llth, W. D.
SHORT, fr. Hawthorne av. ne. to Crosby, N. D.
SHURTLEFF AV. fr. 26th s. to Lvon av.
SIBLEY, fr. W. Harrison s. to Taylor, W. D.
SIGEL, fr. Mohawk e. to Wells, N. D.
SILVER, fr. W. Harrison s. to Gurley, W. D.
SIXTEENTH, fr. the lake w. to the river, S. D.
SIXTEENTH (W.), fr. Lumber w. to city limits,
W. D.
SLADE, fr. 31st nw. to Kearney, W. D.
SLOAN, fr. Elston rd. w. to Noble, W. D.
SMART, fr. W. Kinzie n. to Hubbard, W. D.
SMlTH.-fr. Ashland av. w. to Wood, W. D.
SMITH AV. fr. North av. s. to Blackhawk, N. D.
SNELL, fr. Second n. to W. Chicago av. W. D.
SNIDER, fr. Ashland av. w. to Wood, W. D.
SOPHIA, fr. Lincoln Park w. to Sheffield av. N.D.
SOUTHPORT A V. fr. Clybourn pi. n. to city limits,
N.D.
SOUTH PARK AV. (formerly Kankakee av.), fr.
22d s. to Etran av. S. D.
SOUTH WESTERN AV. fr. W. Randolph sw. to
citv limits, W. D.
SPAULDING, fr. W. Harrison n. to Barry Point pi.
SPRING, fr. State w. to Wentworth av. S. D.
SPRINGER AV. fr. Ullman w. to Waterville.S.D.
SPRUCE, from Loomis w. to Lafliu, W. D.
STARR, one-half block e. of Sedgwick, No. 1 to
.42, N. D.
STATE, fr. 81 S. Water s. to city limits, S. D.
STATE (N.), fr. the river n. to Schiller, N. D.
ST. CLAIR. fr. Michigan n. to Chicago av. N.D.
ST. SOHN'S PL. fr. W. Lake n. to Depot pi. W.D.
STEELE, fr. Blue Island av. w. to Western av.
W. D.
STEPHENSON. fr. Mitchell n. to Lumber, W. D.
STEWART AV. fr. W. 13th s. to city limits, W.
and S. D.
STONE, fr. Division n. to Banks, N. D.
STOWELL, fr. Clark w. one block to the river, S.
D.
STRING, one block n. of W. 16th, and one block
s. of Canalport av. nr. Jefferson, W. D.
SUMMER, fr. 26th to 27th S. D.
SUMMIT, fr.C. & St. L.R.R. se. to Archerav. S.D.
SUMNER. fr. Catherine to W. 16th W. D.
SUPERIOR, fr. Roberts e. to the lake N. D.
SWIFT PL. fr. Wentworth av. w. to Stewart av.
S. D.
SYCAMORE, fr. Wentworth av. e. to L. S. & M. M.
R. R. ws. of Spring, S. D.
TALMAN AV. fr. Hirsch n. to W. North av. W.D.
TAYLOR, fr. State w. to the river, S. D.
TAYLOR (W.), fr. the river w. to the city limits,
W. D.
TEMPLE, fr. 2d n. to W. Chicago av. W. D.
THIRD (changed to W. Erie), fr. the river w. to
N. Leavitt, W. D.
THIRD AV. fr. Jackson 8. to 14th, S. D.
THIRTEENTH, fr. the lake w. to State, S. D.
THIRTIETH, fr. Myrick av. w. to South Park av.
and fr. Prairie av. w. to State, S. D.
THIRTY-FIRST, fr. the lake w. to the river, S.D.
THIRTY-FIRST (W r .),fr. the river w. to city limits,
W. D.
THIRTY-SECOND, fr. Cottage Grove av. w. to L.
S. & M. S. R. R., S. D.
THIRTY-THIRD, fr. the lake w. to Halsted, 8. D.
THOMAS, fr. N. Wood w. to city limits, W. D.
THOMPSON, fr. N. Leavitt w. to city limits, W.D.
THORN, fr. Larrabec e. to Hurlbut, N. D.
THORNTON, fr. W. 22d se. to Ashland av. W. D.
THROOP, fr. W. Madison s. to W. Harrison, W.D.
THROOP(S.), fr. W. Taylor 8. to Lumber, W.D:
TODD, fr. Grove nw. to the river, S. D.
TOWNES CT. fr. North av. s. to Orchard, N. D.
TOWNSEND, fr. Erie n. to Crane & Wesson's Park
N.D.
TRENTON, fr. 111. A M. Canal 8. to W. Douglas p!.
W. D.
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TROY, fr. W. Jackson n. to Barry Point rd. W.
D.
TRUSTEE, fr. W. Kinzie n. to Hubbard, W. D.
TUCKER, fr. Douglas pi. s. to Egan av. 8. D.
TWELFTH, fr. the lake w. to the river, S. D.
TWELFTH (W.), fr. the river w. to city limits,
W. D.
TWENTIETH, fr. the lake w. to Grove, S. D.
TWENTY-FIRST, fr. the lake w. to Stewart av.
S.D.
TWENTY-SECOND, fr. the lake w. to the river,
S. D.
TWENTY-SECOND (W.) fr. the river w. to city
limits, W. D.
TWENTY-THIRD, fr. South Park av. w. to Archer
av. S. D.
TWENTY-FOURTH, fr. South Park av. w. to But-
ler, S. D.
TWENTY-FIFTH, fr. South Park av. w. to Sanger
S. D
TWENTY-SIXTH, fr. South Park av. w. to Hal-
sted, S. D.
TWENTY-SEVENTH, fr. Wentworth av. w. to
Stewart av. S. D.
TWENTY-EIGHTH, fr. Michigan av. w. to State,
S. D.
TWENTY-NINTH, fr. the lake w. to State, S. D.
TWOMEY, fr. Sedgwick, one-half block w. and
then n. to Heins, N. D.
TYLER, fr. 5th av. w. to Market, S. D.
TYLER YW.), fr. Halsted w. to Leavitt, W. D.
ULLMAN, fr. 31st s. to city limits, S. D.
UNION, fr. 158 W. Randolph s. to Madison, and
fr. W. 12th s. to Lumber, W. D.
UNION (N.), fr. 157 Randolph n. to W. Chicago av.
W. D.
UNION PARK PL. (formerly Heck), fr. W. Lake
n. to Depot pi. next e. of St. John's pi. W. D.
UNION PL. fr. Union ne. to 22d, S. D.
UNIVERSITY PL. fr. Cottage Grove av. w. to
Rhode*- S. D.
UPTON, Milwaukee av. sw. and w. to city
limits, W. D.
VALENTINE, fr. W. Kinzie s. to W. Lake, W. D.
VALLIQUETTE, fr. Wahpanseh av. s. to G. A.
Springer't sub. dis. S. D.
VAN BUREN, fr. the lake w. to the river, S, D.
VAN BUREN (W.), fr. the river w. to city limits,
W. D.
V iN HORN, fr. Leavitt w. to city limits, W. D.
VEDDER. fr. N. Halsted e. to Vine, N. D.
VERMONT AV. fr. Columbia n. one block, W.
D.
VERMONT AV. fr. Douglas pi. s. to Wahpanseh
av. S. D.
VICTORIA AV. fr. 12th s. to Mitchell, W. D.
VINCENNES RD. fr. Cottage Grove av. at Doug-
las pi. to city limits, S. D.
VINE, fr. Division n. to Vedder, and fr. North av.
to Willow, N. D.
WABANSIA AV. fr. the river to Milwaukee av.
W. D.
WABASH AV. fr. S. Water s. to Crippen, S. D.
WADE, fr. Eleton rd. w. to Currier, thence nw.
to Crittenden, W. D.
WAHPANSEH AV. fr. the lake w. to Halsted,
S. D.
WALLACE, fr. Archer rd. se. to McGregor, thence
s. TO 2ljth, and fr. 31st s. to city limits. S. D.
WALLER, fr. W. 12th s. to Mitchell, W. D.
WALNUT, fr. N. Ashland av. w. to N. Oakley,
W. D.
WALNUT, fr. Canal level, n. 2 blocks, W. D.
WALSH, fr. Halsted w. to Centre av. W. D.
WARD. fr. Clybourn av. ne. and n. to Asylum pi.
N. D.
WARDEN, fr. Kearney se. to the 111. and M. CanaL
W. D.
WARREN, fr. S. Western av. w. to city limits, W.
D.
WASHINGTON AV. fr. Ashland av. w. to Leavitt.
W. D.
WASHINGTON PL. fr. N. Clark e. to N. Dear-
born, W. D.
WASHINGTON, fr. Michigan av. w. to the river r
S. D.
WASHINGTON (W.), fr. the river w. to city limit?,
W. D.
WASHTENAW AV. fr. Hirsch n. to W. North av.
W. D.
WATER (N.), fr. the river e. to N. State, thence
ne. to the lake, N. D.
WATER (S.), fr. I. C. R.R. depot grounds w. to
Franklin, and sw. to Lake, S. D.
WATER (W.), fr. W. Madison, following the crook
of the river n. W. D.
WATEHVILLE, fr. Lancaster av. se. to Fox, S. D_
WAVER, fr. Archer av. nr. Wallace, to Murray's
addition, S. D.
WAVERLY AV. fr. W. 12th s. to W. 16th, W. D.
WAYMAN, fr. N. Jefferson w. to N. Halsted, W,
D.
WEBSTER AV. fr. the river e. to the lake, N. D.
WEED, fr. Cherry av. ne. to Sheffield av. thence e.
to N. Halsted, N. D.
WELLS, fr. the river n. to N. Clark, N. D.
WENDELL, fr. Crane & Wesson's Park, e. to N.
LaSalle, N. D.
WENTWORTH AV. fr. 16th s. to c.ty limits, S.D.
WESSON, from Chicago av. n. to Crane & Wes-
son's Park, N. D.
WESTERN AV. the western boundary of old city
limits.
WHIPPLE, fr. W. Jackson, n. to Barry Point rd.
W. D.
WHITE (E.), fr. N. Dearborn e. to the lake, N."D.
WHITE (W.), fr. Larrabee e. to LaSalle, N. D.
WHITEHOUSE PL. fr. Wentworth av. w. to Stew-
art av. S. D.
WH1TESIDE, fr. W. Madison, n. to W. Kinzie,.
WHITING, fr. one-half block w. of N. Market w.
to one-half block w. of Wells, N. D.
WHITNEY, fr. N. Dearborn e. to the lake, N. D.
WILCOX, fr. Leavitt w. to city limits, W. D.
WILL, fr. Milwaukee av. n. to Augusta, W. D.
WILLARD PL. fr. W. Randolphs, to W.Washing-
ton, W. D.
WILLIAM, fr. Morgan w. to Rucker, W. D.
WILLIAM, fr. Western av. w. to Ogden av. W. D.
WILLOW, fr. Sheffield av. e. to Larrabee, N. D.
W1LMOT AV. fr. N. Robey w. to. Bradwell, thence
nw. to Armitage, W. D.
WILSON, fr. Stewart av. w. to Jefferson, W. D.
WILSON, fr. Seeley av. w. to Hoyne, W. D.
WINCHESTER, fr. W. Madison, s. to W. Harrison,
W. D.
WING, fr. Ashland av. sw. to 31st, W. D.
WINTER, fr. 26th s. to 27th, S. D.
WISCONSIN, fr. Larrabee e. to the lake, N. D.
WOOD, fr. Park av. s. to W. 22d, W. D.
WOOD (N.), fr. Park av. n. to W. Asylum pi. N. D.
WRIGHT, fr. North av. nw. to Wabansia av. W. D.
WRIGHT, fr. Stewart av. w. to Morgan, W. D.
WRONG, fr. Halsted nw. to Main, W. D.
YAGER, fr. W. Madison n. to W. Kinzie, W. D.
YATES PL. fr. Michigan av. e. to Indiana av. next
s. of 29th, S.D.
YEATON, fr. Wood w. to Lincoln, W. D.
YORK, fr. S. Laflin w. to Ashland av. and Hermit-
age av. w. to Wood, W. D.
YORKTOWN, fr. W. Douglas pi. n. to Bross av.
W. D.
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MEAD <5c COE
154 "Washington Street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
We still offer our services to Residents and Noil -Residents, in
purchasing, selling, leasing and taking general care and manage-
ment ot Real Estate in Chicago and vicinity.
Loans Negotiated, Rents Collected, and accounts of
same promptly rendered. We do a strictly Agency Business, and any mat-
ters entrusted to our care will receive prompt and personal attention. We
have a choice List ot IM PROVED and UNIMPROVED REAL,
ESTATE on our books, for sale, to which we invite attention personally
or by correspondence.
GILBERT HUBBABD & CO., Chicago.
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
ABNER L. ELY. New York.
HOMBR MORGAN, "
ELECTRIC MATCH COMPANY,
OIF* OHIO-A.OO-
Manufacturer* of Superior
OFFICE, 11 & 13 WABASH AVENUE.
GEO. N. JACKSON, PBES'T. E. C. LONG, TREAS.
HENRY SCHULTZ,
MANUFACTURER OF
DRY GOODS, SHOE,
Candy, Druggist, Hat and Band Boxes,
XTo. 57 State Street,
TJIP
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
"PENTAGONAL" SHOW CASE
PATENTED MAY 4th, 1860.
THE MOST ELEGANT AND DURABLE SHOW CASE EXTANT,
M. TERHUNE, Sole Manufacturer,
treet, Olxic^tso, 111.
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A ABENGER ADAM L. carpenter, r.490 W. Mon-
A roe
Aaberg Peter, elk. r. 52 Wesson
Aaberg Severin, printer, r. 53 Bremer
Aagan William, glassstainer, George A. Misch &
Bro. r. 779 May
Aageson Niels, r. 27 Bremer
Aagworth Thomas, stonecutter, r. 377 W. Polk
Aakeberg John, carpenter, r. rear 48 Oak
Aak'Kormann Elizabeth Mrs. r. 359 Larrabee
Aakkermann Rudolph, baker, r. 361 Larrabee
Aalburg Ole, tailor, r.210 N. Desplaines
Aamodi Nils, painter, r.rear 57 W. Erie
Aapkens Geo. W. student, Bryant &, Chase's
Business College, r. 285 Clark
Aarbaier Louis K. foreman, r. 119 W. 12th
Aard Charles, lab. r. 176 Bushnell
Aard Jenuie Mrs. r 214 Centre av..
Aarhaus Lewi's K. Q.foreman, Barton & Jones, r.221
30th
Aarhaus L. K. bkpr. Wood, Lawrence & Co. r 221
30! h
Aaron Abram, pedlar, r.rear 261 4th av.
Aaron B. elk. r. 394 Clark
Aaron Ertwards. pedlar, r. 211 4th av.
Aaron Vincent, student. Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Aas Bcndik N. lab. r. 234 N. Halnted
Aas Edward, shoemkr. r. 54 W. Erie
Aas John, tailor, 122 W. Erie
Aasen Peter, elk. r. 20 W. Oak
Aaseth Ma_ngus, painter, r. tui) N. Haletcd
Abart Reichart, tailor, r. ns. Fullerton av. bet.
Southport av. and Ash laud av.
Abbarl, Peter, painter. 468 Larrabee
Abbe John, cabinetmkr. ns. Labor, bet. Division
and Larrabee
Abbenga Hessel P. srrocer, 83fi W. Lake
Ahboy Elder, lab. R". Abbey & Co.
Abbey Eldorado, elk. r. 136 S. Sansramon
Abbey Frederick J. (J. H. Foster* Co.), r. 450 W.
Adams
Abbey George T. r. Congress Hall
Abbey G. N. (Johnson & Abbey), r. 637 W. Wash-
ington
Abbey Russel (R. Abbey & Co.),r.l36 S.Sangamon
Abbey R. & Co. glass, crockery and stoneware,
129 and 131 N. Water
Abbey Samuel, shipping elk. Johnson & Abbey, r.
353 Ohio
Abbey William M. r. Orient House
^bbot A. E. Miss, milliner, 54 N. Clark
Abbot H. 8. spruce gum mnfr. 103 W. Randolph
Abbot James, law student, Francis Mayo. r. 132
Clark
Abbot T. L. elk. Barry & Cnshing, r. 402 W. Mon-
roe
Abbott Albert, porter, Wells & Faulkner, r. 250
Indiana
Abbott Allen O. salesman, r. 754 Sedgwick
Abbott Arthur H. elk. C. T. Raynolds & Co. r. 244
Wabash av.
Abbott, A. A. reapers and mowers, 14 N. Canal,
r. 639 W. Washington
Abbott A. R. lawyer, room 10, Portland blk. r. 233
W. Adams
Abbott Charles W. bartender, Palmer House
Abbott C. L. bookbinder, Sewell & Henderson, r.
401 W. Madison
Abbott A. C. salesman, Clement Morton & Co. r.
754 Sedgwick
Abbott Edbert. elk. r. 250 Indiana
Abbott Ezra, elk. L. Gould & Co. r. 250 Indiana
Abbott E. F. elk. r. 906 W. Madi>on
ABBOTT FAKE <fc CO. realestate brokers,
95 Washington
Abbott Frank, salesman, L. Gould & Co. r. 250 In-
diana
Abbott George C. porter, Clement, Morton & Co.
r. 754 Sedgwick
Abbott Henry, elk. r. 185 Forest av.
Abbott Henry G. (Taft, Schwainb & Co.), r. Oak-
wood
Abbott H. C. Mgnpainter, r. 192 W. Van Buren
ABBOTT H. H. .foreman, Interior Printing
Co. r. 256 Buddan
W. W. K1MBALL,, PIANOS TO REXT,
Commissioner U. S. Court of Claims, Washington, I>. C.,
See Adv't. PHILIP A. HOY>'E, Custom Hotise.
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Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE
Celebrated Wilmington Goa
^ Office and Yard, No. 2 W. VanBuren St.
ft
Abbott James H. room 9, 161 Washington, r. 702
Michigan av.
Abbott James S. (Abbott, Fake & Co.), r. Briggs
House
Abbott John, lab. r. rear 512 Archer av.
Abbott John, lab. r. 717 S. Canal
Abbott Judson, driver, r. 53 Ellis av.
Abbott J. D. ins. agt. r. 694 W. Madison
Abbott J. H. photographer, r. Lake View
Abbott J. S. supt. Coan & Tenbroeke, r. 25 Centre
Abbott Kate G. elk. Y. M. C. A. r. 447 N. Dearborn
Abbott Lewis L. (Clarke, Abbott & Co.), r.298 Wa-
bash av.
Abbott L. ast. r. 42 S. May
Abbott N. W. physician, 161 Clark, r. 906 W. Mad-
ison
Abbott O. S. policeman, Tremont Honse
Abbott O. S. tinsmith, r. 1430 Indiana av.
Abbott Patrick, mason, r. 194 Wesson
Abbott R. painter, r. 63 Erie
Abbott Spencer, hostler, r. Washington House
Abbott T. artistic painter, r. 20 S. Ada
Abbott T. D. corresponding elk. Gt. W. Fire Ins.
Co. r. 694W. Madison
Abbott T. H. r. 458 W. Randolph
Abbott T. L. bkpr. r. 402 W. Monroe
Abbott Wade, adv. agt. Evening Post, r. 986 W.
Monroe
Abbott Walter, clerk, r. 401 W. Madison
Abbott William (William Turtle & Co.), r. 275 W.
Monroe
Abbott William, lab. r. 180 Barber
Abbott William L. elk. 1st Nat. Bank, r. 694 W.
Madison
Abbott W. H. draughtsman, Hollister & Phelps, r.
43 Monroe
Abe Charles, r. 524 S. Canal
Abe Charles jr. elk. r. 523 S. Canal
Abe E. elk. r. 523 S. Canal
Abe Philip, engineer, r. 2 Smart
Abel C. P. carpenter, r. 400 North av.
Abel Edward, elk. r. 523 S. Canal
Abel Francis, confectioner, 830 Cottage Grove
av.
Abel Frank, engineer, Btockyd dummy, r. 1260
State
Abel Henry, lab. r. 627 S. Canal
Abel Jacob, bkpr. r. 137 Adams
Abel John, restaurant, r. 809 Cottage Grove av.
Abel Jonathan (Dickinson, Leach & Co.), r. 74
Throop
Abel Louis, engineer, r. 433 Wentworth av.
Abel Peter, lab. r. 820 Clark
Abelang Caroline Mrs. r. 511 N. Ashland av.
Abele Augustus, bkpr. D. Mergentheim & Co. r.
302 Centre
Abelink Mary, r. 62 Goethe
Abell C. C. realesltte, 174 LaSalle, r. 126 Michigan
av.
Abell James E. (Abell & Hotchkiss), r.112 War-
ren av.
Abell & Hotchkiss, realestate and lawyers, 100
Washington
Abelman Louis, lab. r. Rebecca, cor. Center av.
Abels E. H. mnfr. sewing machine attachments,
118 Clark, r. Nevada House
Abely George, carpenter, r. 1238. Canal
Aben Mary, wid. Christopher, r. Augusta, bet.
Paulina and Rnmsey
Abendroth William, foreman, Staats Zeitung, r. 93
S. Canal
Abendrnth Fritz, blksmith. r. 13 Crittenden
Abendruth Fritz, jr. blksmith, r. 89 W. Randolph |
Abercrombie Aaron L , carpenter, r. 468 W. Chicago
av.
Abercrombie Mary, wid. James, tailoress, Reform
School, r. Egan av. nr. Vincennes av.
Abercrombie O. P. lawyer, 265 Wabash av.
Abercrombie William, r. 308 W. Harrison
Aberd Frederick, lab. r. 52 Hastings
Aberle Antone, lab. r. 329 4th av. .
Aberly Henry, blksmith. M. Klein, r. 260 Rush
Abernethy James, blksmith, r. 291 S. Jefferson
Abert J. finisher, Walker's tannery
Abesein Charles, elk. P. C. & St. L. R. R.
Abinz August, saloon 229 Cottage Grove av.
Able Don, stonecutter, Grant & Price, r. 83 3d av.
Able James, elk. Mornn <fc Smith, r. 180 5th av.
Able John, lab. r. Division nr. N. Halsted
Able J. H. salesman Eagle Paper Collar Co. r 267
Wabash av.
Abies Margaret wid. .Joseph, washerwoman, r 114
Sherman
Ablewhite Thomas (Ablewhite & Geiling), r. lift
Archer av.
Ablewhite & Geiling, clothiers, 116 Archer av.
Abraham Aaron, pedlar, r. 313 5th av.
Abraham Albert, carpenter, r. Samuel, bet. Corne-
lia and Clarinda
Abraham Albert, lab. r. 46 Gardner
Abraham August, tailor, r. Samuel, bet. Cornelia
and Clarinda
Abraham Daniel, lab. r. rear 274 4th av.
Abraham Daniel, shoemkr. r. Samuel, bet. Cor-
nelia and Clarinda
Abraham Ferdinand, tailor, r. Samuel, bet. Cor-
nelia and Clarinda
Abraham F. C. W. butcher, r. 126 Ohio
Abraham Gustave, lab. r. ns. Thomas, bet. Lin-
coln and Newton
Abraham Isaac, bootmkr. 327 Clark
Abraham Levi, pedlar, r. 553 Wells
Abraham Louis, second hand store, r. 291 5th av.
Abraham Louis, sailor, r. 232 W. Erie
Abraham. Wolf, pedlar, r. 553 Wells
Abrahams Abraham, elk. M. Pollard, 226 Clark
Abrahams George, barber, 135 Van Buren, r. 291 5tb
av.
Abrahams Henry, saloon, 208 5th av.
Abrahams Isaac, grocer, 171 Ewing
Abrahams Jacob, pedlar, r. 385 5th av.
Abrahamsen Abraham, lab. r. 175 W. Chicago
av.
Abrahamsen Niels, lab. r. 73 Wesson
Abrahamson Amon, teamster, r. 164 N. Desplaines
Abrahamson A. mason, r. 151 Biemer
Abrahamson Carl J. mason.r. 163 Bremer
Abrahamson Charles, boxmkr, Becker & Kopsell,
r. 163 Bremer
Abrahamson Christian, upholsterer,A. L.Crocker, r.
144 N. Desplaines
Abrahamson Edward, sailor, r. 638 S. Union
Abrahamson Isaac, carpenter, r. 145 N. Desplaines
Abrahamson Isaac, pedlar, r. 3L7 5th av.
Abrahamson John, lab. r. 6 W. Oak
Abrahamson Joseph, lab. r. 155 Wesson
Abrahamson Joseph, tailor, r. rear 102 Townsend
Abrahamson Peter A. book binder, r. 6 W. Oak
Abrahamson Peter G. tailor, r. rear litt Townsend
Abrahamson Svante, lab. r. 153 Wesson
Abrahamson Theodor, lab. r. 173 W Erie
Abram Isaac, lab. r. 130 Pacific av.
Abram Mier, glazier, r. rear 224 5th av.
Abrams Abram, drover, r. 295 W. Lake
Abrams A. painter, r. 53 Milwaukee av.
Abrams Henry, drover, r. 295 W. Lake
Abrams J. lab. r. rear 486 Archer av.
Abramson M. painter, r. 84 S. Jefferson
Abstein Nathan, hidedlr. r. 183 Ontario
Abt Peter, lab. r. 572 W. Taylor
Abt Peter, meatmarket, 557 S. Halsted
Academy of Design, 66 and 68 Adams
Academy of Lorette, Mother Ferdinand, superior,
149 W. Adams
Academy of Mntic, Crosby Opera House
Academy of Sciences, W. Stimpson, curator, 263.
Wabash av.
RHODES & BRADLEY,
DEALERS IN
Pig Iron and Iron Ores.
OFFICE AND DOCK,
Cor. Market and Washington Streets.
S. H. Harris, manufacturer of Fire and Burglar
PROOF SAFES, 0O and 6 South Canal Street.
WJI. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Se\ver Pipe,
No. 105 MOIVBOE STREET.
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A. C. Coventry, steam fire engine, No. 11, 225 Mich-
igan
Ace Elijah, wk*. F. Parmelee & Co. 67 State
Acbarius William, physician, 7!) Chicago av. r. 133
Townsemt
Acbert E. E. bkpr. German Nat. Bank, r. 246 Oak
Achhammer Michael, gardener, 806 Larabee
Achten Mathias, carpenter, 154 Arnold, r. 97 Archer
av.
Ackelbein August, lab. Beck & Wirth, r. 257 Lara-
bee
Ackelbein Frederick, lab. Beck & Wirth. 23 Fay
Acker E. P. trav.agt. Gillet, McCnlloch & Co. r.
Anderson's Hotel
Acker Georjre T. salesman, J. G. McBride & Co. r.
Metropolitan Hotel
Acker Henry, blksmith, r.110 Archer av.
Acker J. wks. Goss & Phillips Mnfg Co. r. 110
Archer av.
Acker J. W teamster, Thomas Foster, r. Lumber,
cor. Mitchell
Acker Michael, policeman, 1st prect. r. 305 22d
Acker Peter, carpenter, r. 28th, bet. Hanover'and
Stewart av.
Acker Phillip, carpenter, C. & N. W. Ry. Co. r. 318
Mohawk
Ackerman Charles V. butcher, 677 W.Lake
Ackerman Christian, gardener, r. rear Brighton
House, Western av, cor. Archer av.
Ackerman Daniel, cigarmkr, r. 300 4th av.
Ackerman Daniel, farmer, r. Egan av. 2 e. Long
John
Ackerman David, butcher, r. 315 S. Jefferson
Ackerman Jacob, lab. r. 132 Ejgenie
Ackerman Joseph, farmer, r. Egan av. cor Long
John
Ackerman Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 69 W. Indiana
Ackerman Peter, machinist, r. 178 Bushnell
Ackerman Renard, engineer, r. 150 Maxwell
Ackerman Theodore, r. 95 S. Jefferson
Ackerman W. K. treas. I. C. R. R. r. Hyde Park
Ackermann Chris, barber, August Klunke, r. 212 N.
LaSalle
Ackermann Daniel, cigarmkr, C. Freiberg, r. 562
Wentworth av.
Ackermann George, porter, Z. M. Hall, r. White,
bet. Rush and State
Ackermann J. W. (Robb & Ackermann), r. 95 S.
Jefferson
Ackermann William, shoemkr. r. 615 N. Clark
Ackers Thomas, elk. Tappan, McKillopp & Co.
r. 124 S. Halsted
Ackesbury John, cabinetmkr, Bent & Goward, r.
48 W. Oak
Ackhoff Henry, saloon, 91 Milwaukee av. r 210 N.
Halsted
Ackland A. J. elk. J. P. Lee, r. 114 W. Division
Acklund Edward, com. mer. r. 150 S. Jefferson
Ackland James (Ackland & Palethorp), r. 150 S.
Jefferson
Ackland John, blksmith, r. 118 W. Division
Ackland & Palethorp, confectioners. 198 Madison
Ackley G. N. grocer, 720 W. Madison, r. 711 W.
Madison
Ackley William, elk. r. Washington House
Acklulind John, lab. r. 32 Alexander
Acres Standish. printer, r. 243 N. Clark
Acton George, butcher, 190 5th av.
Ada Street Methodist Church, Rev. Thomas R.
Strowbridge, pastor, ss. Ada, bet. Fulton and
Lake
Artair A. J. hrakeman, r. 303 W. Madison
AdairD. L hop dealer, KB S. Water, r. 114 Lytle
Adair John D. lawyer, 34 Dearborn, r. 395 State
Adam Andrew, physician, r. 226 N. Clark
Adam A. B. salesman, Keith Bros, bds. Clifton
House
Adam A. R. student, Bryant & Chase's Busi-
ness College
VICTOR
SCA.LES,
No. 158 State Street.
V. C. CLA2IE, Manager. C. H. BOBEBTS, Agent. K^
CLEVELAND PAPER CO., =
No. 94 Washington Street, Chicago. A
MANUFACTURERS 01* i
ALL KINDS OF PAPER. O
Adam G. cooper, r. 182 Indiana
Adam John, policeman 3d prect., r. 29 Starr
Adam John B. carpenter, r. 129 Hnrlbut
Adam John D. carpenter, r. 129 Hnrlbut
Adam Nicholas, cabinetmkr, r. 100 Mohawk
Adam Peter, r 146 Illinois
Adam Robert, carpenter, r 403 State
Adam Robert, teamster, r 257 Blackhawk
Adam Sinclair, salesman, Hamlin, Hale & Co. r
233 Illinois
Adamovie Joseph, confectioner, r. 174 W. PoJk
Adams Alvin, steamheater, r 211 W. VanBuren
Adams Andrew, machinist, .C. & N. W. Ry. r. 339
Hubbard
Adams Andrew, printer, r 205 W. Madison
Adams Anna Mrs. r 27 Bremen
Adams A. carpenter, r. Everett House
Adams A. mechanic, r. 114 W. Randolph
Adams A. B. carpenter, r. 59 Bunker
Adams A. J. carpenter, r 624 Butterfleld
Adams A.L. (A. F. King& Co.), r. 360 Ontario
Adams A. W. elk. C. & A.R. R. r. Geneva, 111.
Adams Benjamin (B. A. Adams & Co.), r. 93 Prairie
av.
Adams, Blackmer & Lyon Publishing Co. 160 and
162 Clark
Adams B. F. lawyer, room 29, 116 LaSalle, r. 360
Ontario
Adams B. & Co. millers, grain and flonr dealers,
rear 18 N. Water
Adams Carlos J. physician, 161 Clark, r. 155 Aber-
deen
Adams Charles, bellboy, Sherman House
Adams Charles, elk. Scammon Hospital
Adams Charles, fireman, I. C. R. R. r. 4 15th
Adams Charles, medical student, r. 1000 Michigan
av.
Adams Charles, waiter, r. 262 Clark
Adams Charles F. car. painter, r. 339 Centre av.
Adams Charles H. r. 25 Belden pi.
Adams Charles L. (Graham Bros. & Co.), 151 Lake
Adams Charles P. elk. Union Nat. Bank, r. 328 N.
LaSalle
Adams Charles S. (Maigne & Adams), r. 45 S.
Halsted
Adams Charles True, attorney, 69 Dearborn, r. 381
Ontario
Adams Charles W. asst. ticket agt. C., B. & Q.Tl.
R. r. 356 Wabash av.
Adams Charles W. lab. r. 274 Blackhawk
Adams Claude J. real estate, room 16, 133 LaSalle,
r. 1153 Wabash av.
Adams C. A. cutter, r. 386" W. 12th
Adams C. E. salesman, Louis Lochbihler, r. Evans-
ton
Adams C. H. elk. C. H. McCormick & Co. r.
120 Pine
Adams C. H. real est. agt. room 11, 122 LaSalle, r.
739 W. Washington
Adams David, clothier, 249 Randolph, r. 136 N.
Halsted
Adams David, maildriver, r. 52 Hope
Adams Edward, expressman, r. 55 Florimond
Adams Edward F. with A. H. Andrews & Co.
Adams Elizabeth, wid. Henry, r. 688 Sedgwick
Adams Ellen M. teacher, Washington school, r.
239 W. Indiana
Adams Ernest, plasterer, r. 86 Bissell
Adams Eva Miss, saleslady, Jacob Jackson, r. 159
Michigan av.
Adams Express Co, John L. Hopkins, agt. 52 and
54 Dearborn
Adams E. shoemkr. r. 386 W. 12th
Adams E. F. lawyer, 132 Dearborn, r. 328 W. Ran-
dolph
Adams E. J. dentist, 165 Wabash av. r. 268 Wabash
av.
Adams Francis, lawyer. 88 La Salle. r. 130 N State
Adams Francis T. stonedlr. r. 322 W. Harrison
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SEWERS
C:L.EA.\ED AND REPAIRED
By WM. M. Di:, No. 1OS Monroe Street.
Jlead & Coc, Real Estate and Loan Agents, 154 Washington <>t ,
Money loaned on approved real estate security without expense to the lender
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^ Wilmington Coal.
CD Better by :t2 per cent than any other
jh Illinois Coal.
' Better than most Oh'o and Pennsylrania Coal sold in thi- market,
99 nd a good as the b*st for all ordinary purposes. t3TFree of Slate
2 ndS'iIpmir.
Chicayo and Wilmington Coal Co.,
*&? No. 2 Watt Van Buren Street, Chicago.
* Adams Frank, r. 1061 Indiana av.
'5? Adams Prank A. elk. A. O. Fay. r. 1 Clark
J Adams Frank H. elk. C. & N. W. Ry. r. 109 S.
Hqyne
^j Adams F. M, lawreporter, Ely, Burnham & Ba.it-
^3 lett, r. 102 Ellis av.
^^ Adams 'George, com. mer. Stock Yard Exchange,
r, 1087 Michigan av.
O Adams 'George, fireman, I. C. R. R. r. 4 15th
A Adams {Jeorge E. lawyer, room 9, 116 La Salle, r.
s -'860 Ontario
^ Adams George W. bkpr. B. Adams & Co. r. 322
A Calumet av.
JJ Adams 'George W. (G. W. Adams & Co.) r. 39 25th
vf Adams -Gustavus P. graindlr. r. 352 Wabash av.
& Adams <G. W. & Co. com. mers. 286 S. Water
Adams Hamlet B. bkpr. r. 1109 Indiana av.
< Adams Henry, lab. r. Levee nr. Post
{j .Adams Henry H. salesman, Sprague, Warner &
~* 'Co. r. Hyde Park
*2 Adams Horace B. lost frt. agt. C., R. I. & P. R. R.
m r. 190 Wabash av.
CS Adams House, Pearce & Benjamin, proprs. Lake,
^^ ne. cor. Michigan av.
w Adams Hugh (C. H. McConnick & Co.), r. 120
Pine
Adams H. A.(H.A.Adams & Co.), r. 155 Wabash av.
IJJ Adams H. A. & Co. handstamps, 84 Dearborn
Til Adams H. B. elk. A. Farrar & Co.
-j Adams H. E. canvasser, r. 365 State
,JJJ Adams H. H. tobacconist, r. Connell, sw. cor. 53d
M Adams Isaac O. agt. stock yard, r. 45 S. Halsted
Cg Adams Jacob, boilermkr. C. & N. W. Ry. 143
.7j|) Mohawk
" Adams James, agt. r. 260 20th
88 Adams James, blksmith, 111 Butterfield
L2 Adams James, city buyer, J. V. Farwell & Co. r.
233 Illinois
(JD Adams James, lab. r. Levee nr. Post
M Adams James, pedlar, r. 263 20th
,g Adams James, clerk, r. 188 Huron
Adams James, salesmanjr. 13 Adams
Adams James, waiter, r. 365 Clark
O* Adams James H. (Burton & Adams), r. 536 Wash-
_- iugton av.
^ Adams James W. (Adams & Burke), r. 435 N.
. Dearborn
W Adams Jnnie, r. 2054 Pacific av.
{J Adams Jesse C. bkpr. Queal <to Winter, r. 339 Cen-
<JS tre av,
Adams John, billposter, Broadway Bros. & Trey-
V zer, r. 413 State
SU Adams John, Board of Trade, r. 239 Forquer
** Adams- John, teamster, r. 18 Toomey
14 Adams John, teamster, r. 282 Forquer
Adams John (Adams & Schmidt), r. 70 Archer rd.
^ Adams John (Adams & Eldredge), r. 1000 Michigan
if av.
jj Adams John M. elk. R. E. Walpole, r. 430 W. Mad-
^ ison
M Adams John Quincy, plumber, r. 4 15th
JJ Adams John Q.(B. Adams & Co.), 180 N. Water
T Adams John O. (Picking & Adams), r. 92 N. Wood
"** Adams John W. foreman, Page & Battey, r. 206
tn Buslmell
3 Adams Joseph, cashier, Adams & Eldredge, 1000
Michigan av.
* Adams Joseph, lab. r. rear 129 3d av.
_M Adams J. machinist, r. 195 N. Halsted
-53 Adams J- wid T. r. 459 W. Washington
Adams J B- (Cosgrove & Adams), r. Evanston
fe Adams J C. jeweler, Milhening & Lauderback, r.
* 382 State
^ Adams J. L. student, Bryant & Chase's Bus-
iness College
Adams J. McGregor (Crerar, Adams & Co.), r. 302
^S- N. LaSalle
: Adams Louis (Adams & Schlossman), r. 124 Ran-
dolph
Adams Louis, plasterer, r. 86 Bissell
Adams Martinet, wid. Samuel, r. 52 Hope
Adams Mariah, wid. George, r. 435 N. Dearborn
Adams Martin, stonecutter, r. 476 Centre av.
Adams Mary B. Miss, student, Bryant- 4
Chase's Business College
Adams Mary J. wid. Samuel, r. 339 Centre av.
Adams Mathias, r. 143 Mohawk
Adams Matthias, shoemkr. 463 N. Wells
Adams Michael, plasterer, r. 288 Forquer
Adams Michael, stonecutter, Peter New & Co. i
476 Centre av.
Adams Michael, tailor, r. 327 W. 12th
Adams Nellie Miss, saleslady, Jacob Jackson, i
159 Michigan av.
Adams Nelson, plumber, McCartney & Hamblin
Adams Newton, com mer. r. 239 W. Indiana
Adams Orley E. deputycollector, Custom Hous<
r. 147 Western av.
Adams O. r. Douglas House
Adams Peter, boilermkr. r. 330 North av.
Adams P. shoemkr. r. 464 W. Randolph
Adams Richard, carpenter, r. 47 Price pi.
Adams Richard T. physician, room 1, 190 Clark
Adams Robert, mason, r. 27 Depuvster
Adams Rose A. Miss, teacher, Efaven School, :
2616th
Adams Sarah Mrs. r. 159 Michigan av.
Adams Samuel, driyer, r. 141 Illinois
Adams Samuel F. salesman, E. D. Terry, r. Matt<
son House
Adams S. elk. r. 14 Eldridse ct.
Adams S. Webster, sec. The Crane Bros. Nortl
western Mnfg. Co. r. 259 W. Madison
Adams Thomas, gen. baggage agt. P., Ft. W. & (
R. R. r. 92 Miller
Adams Thomas, tugman, r. 68 N. Noble
Adams Thomas N. saloon, 321 State
Adams Thomas W. bkpr. A. Williams, r. 12 E
dridge ct.
Adams T. W. elk. r. 780 W. Adams
Adams William, boardinghouse. 101 16th
Adams William, bookbinder, r. 363 N. Market
Adams Williams, carpenter, J. V. Farwell & Co.
363 N. Market
Adams William, carpenter, r. 1052 W. Adama
Adams William, carpenter, r. 240 N. Wells
Adams William, furmkr. r. 731 N. Halstead
Adams William, painter, r. 103 Ellis av.
Adams William, painter, r. 323 S. May
Adams William A. (Adams & Mitchel), r .Cottag
Grov av. nr. Union av.
Adams William H. engineer, r. 103 Michigan
Adams William H. r. 623 W. Kinzie
Adams William H. trav. salesman, Truman .
Co. 800 State
Adams William H. (Osborn & Adams), r. 4^
Wabash av.
Adams William Henri (Osborn & Adams), r. 4
Wabash av.
Adams William M. elk. I. C. R. R. I. 366 Ohio
Adams William N. r. 929 Michigan av.
Adams William R. fireman I. C. R. R. r. 4 15th
Adams W. mail agent, r. 124 W. Madison
Adams W. A. elk. Fred F. Webster, r. 72 ^
Lake
Adams W. H. carpenter, r. 384 N. Wells
Adams & Burke, plumbers, 88 N. Claik
Adams & Eldredge, com. mers; Stock Yard E:
change
Adams & Mitchel, grocers, 822 Cottage Grove av.
Adams & Schlossman, clothing, 124 Randolph
Adams & Schmidt, undertakers 70 Archer av.
Adamschek Lorenz, lab. r. 64 George
Adamson Caroline, wid. Carl, r. 72 Bremer
Adamson Henry, lab. Sweet & Chatfied, r. 270 i
Sangamon
Adamson M. machinist, H. McGlnnis, 90 W. Eri(
Adamson Robert J. (Baeder. Adamson & Co.)
DIEBOLD & KIENZLFS
Safes and Bank Locks
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent.
O:5 Dearborn Street.
Sales Repaired and Exchanged at Harris'
SAFE FACTORY, OO and 62 South Canal Street
FBI. ]. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
IVo. 105 MOIVROE STREET.
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amson William (Baeder, Adamson & Co.) r.
Gcnnantown, Pa.
cock A. W. pawnbroker, 184 Clark
dams II. D. foreman, r. 218 N. State
dems Ephrnim (Nicoles & Addems), r. 1380 1 nil!
ana av.
Ider Charles, wks. F. Parmelee & Co. r. 49 S.
Desplaines
;der Ellas, manager S. J. Ulman & Co. r 1151
Wabash av.
Idis W. I. (H. Colvin & Co.), r. 071 Sedgwick
dison M. Mrs. r. 130 W. Randolph
Idison Robert S. physician, r. 3 4 Milwaukee av.
dison Sarah, r. 212 N. Sangamon
Idison Walter G. lawyer, 42 Clark, r. 458 W. Ad-
ams
die E. r. 50 Eldridge ct.
:dler Henry, agent, r. 64 3d av.
dy A. F. frousefurnishing, 156 N. Wells
dy Edward, harnessmani'r. 308 State
elef Adolph, carpenter, r. rear 55 4th
ell Newton H. hat and cap mnfr. r. 78 S. Paulina
elman John, machinist, R. S.Hadley, r. 74 Front
em John, policeman, r. 29 Starr
en Henry, chimneysweeper, r. 270 N. Sanga-
mon
enau Frank, showcasemkr. D. Barclay, r. 27
Kramer
ee John (Ades & Moore), r. 45 W. Van Buren
es John E. elk. Ades & Moore, r. 45 W. Van Bu-
ren
es Robert, elk, D. T. Elston, r. 45 W. Van Bu-
ren
es & Moore, meatmarket, 45 W. Van Buren
iar Ann, wid. Robert, r. 793 Hubbard
len August, carpenter, r. 335 3d av.
im Nicholas, carpenter, Kirschten & Bros. r. 100
Mohawk
lin August, carpenter, E. C. Preble, r. 335 3d av.
In Charles, tailor, r. 57 Bremer
in Gustaf, tailor. 57 Bremer
Jn J. tailor, A. Word, r. 57 Bremer
Hz G. H. fresco, decorative and scenic artist,
130 LaSalle, r. Lake View
,kins Gabriel, waiter, Sherman House
11am John M. brassfinisher, r. 171 V t W. Polk
Jam Norah, wid. Robert N. r. 171 54 W. Polk
ilam Sarah Miss, telegraph operator, r. 171J4 W.
Polk
liar Joseph (Adlar & Newberg), r. 47 Elston rd.
[lard Mary Ann Mrs. r. 106 N. Paulina
Ueman Peter, student, Bryant <fc Chase's
Business College
Her Abraham, trav. agt. Epstein, Goodman &
Co. r. Hess House
Her August, lab. r. 152 Coolidge
Her August, stonemason, r. 244 Coolidge
Her Dankmar (E. Burling & Co.), r. 13th, nr.
Wabash av.
Her Elias, liquordlr. r. 1151 Wabash av.
Her Emanuel, liquor and cigars, r. 252 Milwau-
kee nv.
Her Hirsh, lab. r. rear 150 S. Jefferson
Her Ignatz G. drygoods. 100 Blue Island av.
Her Isaac M. fireman, Waubansia No. 2, r. 79'/
Dnssold
iler I. secondhandstore, 231 5th av. r. 160 Quincy
Her Jacob, student, Bryant & Chase's
Bnsiness College
Her John, lab. r. 244 Coolidge
Her John, tinsmith, r. 561 N. Wells
iler John jr. lab. r ; 244 Coolidge
Iler Joseph, elk. G. Kale, r. 313 State
Her Lee, elk. Mandel Bros. r. 41 13th
Her Liebman Rev. r. 41 13th
Her Morris, butcher. Jacob Loeb, r. 379 Clark
Her Peter, boots and shoes, 20-1 N. Clark
Her Peter, wagonmkr. r. 12 Sullivan
Her Philipp E. elk. r. 252 Milwaukee av.
H. M. Wilmarth & Bro.
Gas Fixtures,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET.
FAIRBANKS'
SCALES,
At 137 & 139 State Street
Adler Reuben, peddler, r. 446 W. Chicago av.
Adler William, cooper, r. 203 Coolidge
Adler & Newberg, employment asrts. 247 Randolph
Adley Henry, painter, r."719 W. Jackson
Admiral Garrit (Pretorius & Admiral), r. 49 Ran-
dolph
Admiranl Nicholas, bartender, Schori & Strinski,
r. 178 N. Clark
Adolph Christian, tailor, Louis Kangfann, r. 126
Clybonrne av.
Adolph Frederick, lab. r. 213 Oak
Adolph Gilfess, carpenter, r. 779 Burnside
Adolphus Philip, physician, 169 Dearborn, r. 130
Walnut
Adriance John, 116 La Salle, r. Orchard nr. Fuller-
ton av.
Adrianson John, picture frames, 73 Blue Island av.
Adsit James M. banker, 39 Clarfc, r. 422 Wabash av.
Adsit James M. jr. cash. J. M. Adsit, r. 422 Wa-
bash av.
A. D. Titsworth, Engine House, No. 13, 97 Dear-
born, Morris W. Shay, foreman
Aeld William, lab. r. 202 Henry
Aeilrza Frederick, r. 239 W. Division
Aenola James, brakeman, r. 610 S. Canal
Aeppli G. A. mittenmnfr. r. 430 W. 12th
Aes Joseph, lab. r. 129 W. Liberty
Aeser Charles, shoemkr. r. 28 Knerr
Aetke Frank, lab. r. 218 Coolidge
/Etna Mnfg. Co. mnfrs sewing machine stands,
machinist's tools, etc. 203 Kinzie, L. Huchber-
ger, sec. J. Sigwalt jr. supt.
Afelt Henry, lab. r. 676 S. Morgan
Afelt Joseph, wiper, r. 53 Catharine
Aff John, blksmith, r. 216 Division
Afield Bros, insurance agts. 90 LaSalle
Afield Charles (C. Afield & Co.), r. 157 Rnmsey
Affeld Charies E. jr. ( Afield Bros.), r. 151 Rumsey
Afield C. & Co. California wines, 56 and 58 LaSalle
Afield Frank O. (Afield Bros.), and notary public,
90 LaSalle
Afield Helen W. teacher, Wells School, r. 151 Rum-
sey
Afleck George, packer, r. 5 Rush
Afordea J. r. 130 Henry
Afrntz Lewis, carpenter, r. 255 2d
Afting John, tinner, r. Harrison, nr. Loomis
Agan Thomas, r. 54 Joseph
Agar James, teamster, J. F. Rathbone & Co. r. 208
Townsend
Agar John (Agar & Marshall), r. 355 Division
Agar Thomas, shippingclk. J. F. Rathbone & Co. '
r. 88 Sedgwick
Agar & Marshall, butchers, 364 Division
Agard Frank, painter, r. 403 State
Agemrich Mathias, cabinetmkr. r. 163 W. Polk
Ager Frederick, expressdriver, r. 329 Clark
A?er George, lab. r. 354 3d av.
Agert Henry, lab. r. 31st, nr. Benson
Aget Frederick, driver, West Div. Ry. Co. r. 429
Centre av.
Aghlin Henry, lab. r. 206 2d
Agle John, bricklayer, r. 127 N. Halsted
Agner James, frt. a<*t. r. 220 S. Jefferson
Agnew Alexander, bkpr. Bowen, Hunt & Winslow,
r. 20 16th
Agnew Anthony, slater, r. 27 Kramer
Agnew Francis, mason, r. 79 W. Pearson
Agnew John, watchman, Jacob Rehm No. 4, r. 316
N. Market
AL'iu'w Patrick, plumber, r. 449 State
Agnhofer Anton, gardner, r. 483 Larrabee
Ajuclund L. r. 39 Cherry
Agustinason Hans, carpenter, r. 53 Finnel
Ahde Saphire, wid. Christain. r. 566 Mitchell
Ahearn M. L. reporter, Republican, r. 36 Sholto
Ahearn Timothy, r. Sholto
Alierin Patrick, lab. r. Cottage Grove Hotel
Ahern B. lab. r. 100 Washington av.
EWERS XEA\ T ED AND REPAIRED
Wilmington Star Coal Co., C. L,. Bailey, Manager,
Yard, O5 \V. 12tU St. j General Office, 151 Monroe St.
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Ahern Daniel, candymkr. r. 160 Centre av.
Aheru Daniel, cashier ft. dpt. C. & N. W. Ry.
Wis.Div. r. 205 Washington av.
Aheru Dennis, teamster, r. 102 Washington av.
Ahern James, blksmith. C. & N. W. Ry. r. 22 Fay,
Ahern James, saloon, 210 5th av.
Ahern John, tailor, r. N. Wood, nw. cor. Armitage
av.
Ahern John, elk, C. A. Layton. r. 28 Hope
Ahern John, photographer, 14 Milwaukee av.
Ahern John, lab. r. 22 Nebraska
Ahern John, student, Bryant & Chase's Bus-
iness College
Ahern John, tailor, r. 114 Ewing,
Ahern John D. shoemkr. r. 97 Jefferson
Ahern Michael, drayman, r. 28 Hope
Ahern Owen, gardener, r. 160 Centre av.
Ahern Owen, icecreamaikr. W. P. Brazelton & Co.
r. 100 Madison
Ahern Patrick, lab. r. Mitchell, bet. Wood and Pau-
lina
Ahern Patrick, lumber yd, r. 277 Burnside
Ahern Peter, drayman, Rock River Paper Co. r. 86
W. Hinsdale
Ahern Thomas, cooper, C. & N. W. R. R. frt depot,
Wis. Division
Ahern Thomas, lab. r. opp. 19 Wright
Ahern Thomas, lab. r. 53 McHenry
Ahern Thomas, lab. r. 492 W. Indiana
Ahern Thomas, packer, Ira P. Bowen & Co. r. 131
Armitage rd,
Aherudt Charles, teamster, D. F. Chase & Bro.
Aherndt Frederick, teamster, D. F. Chase & Bro.
r. 176 Burnside,
AherneJohn, lumber insp. r. 468 W. 12th
Ahier P. P. asst. bkpr, A. S. Barnes & Co. r. 229
Randolph
Ahlbai O. carpenter, r. 37 Illinois
Abler Louis, saloon, r. 159 W. Erie
Ahlers Frederick, tailor, r. 73JJW. llth, '
Ahlers Heiurich, cabinetmkr, r. 159 W. Erie
Ahlers Henry, lab. r. 115 Sampson,
Ahles Christopher (Ahles & Co.), r. 135 Mohawk
Ahles William, saloon, 310 W. Madison
Ahles William, jr. city elk. Rockwood & Block!, r.
310 W. Madison
Ahlgram Christoph, lab. r. 571 W. 12th
Ahlgram John, cabiuetmkr. r. 477 Blue Island
av.
Ahlgnm Charles, carpenter, r. 16 Mark
Ahlgrim Christ, driver, r. 16 Mark
Ahlgrim Christian, carpenter, r. 579 W. 12th
Ahlgrim Hermann, teamster, r. 90 Lisle
Ahlgrim John, driver, r. 16 Mark
Ahlgrim John F. r. 16 Mark
Ahlstrom Charles, organist, r. 129 Huron
Ahnson Peter, paver, Ray & Whitney, r 146 N. Mar-
ket
Ahr Nicholas, stonemason, r. 135 Wentworth av.
Ahrat Jacob, lab. r. 316 N. State
Ahren James, lab. r. 205 Brown
Ahrendt Ernst, elk, r. 44 W. Randolph
Ahrendt Fred, joiner, H. Ricke, r. 101 Howe
Ahrens Bros, grocers, 528 S. Canal
Ahrens Charles, shoemkr, r. 41 Washington av,
Ahrens Charles H. L. gauger, r. 66 Cornell
Ahrens Christopher, cooper, r. 98 Rebecca
Ahreus Glaus, joiner, r. Commercial, bet Wabansia
and Nortl av,
Ahrens Frederick, lab. r. 21 Elgin
Ahrens Henry (Ahruns Bros.), r. 525 S. Canal
Ahrens Henry (Ahrens & Haverkampf), r. 656 W.
Lake
Ahrens Henry, barber, r. 428 Wells
Ahrens Henry, lab. r. 118 Cornelia
Ahrens Henry, lab. r. 428 Wells
Ahrens Hermann (Ahreus Bros.), r. 525 S. Canal
Ahrens John, lab. r. rear 302 Sedgwick
Ahrens John, mer. tailor, 167 W. Lake
Ahrens John A. (Ahrens & Behreus), r. 625 W.
VanBuren,
Ahrens William, lab. r. 374 Hubbard
Ahrens William, lab. r. 98 Mohawk
Ahreus & Behrens,wood and coal, 296 W. VanBuren
Ahrens & Haverkampf, tailors, 31 W. Lake
Ahrensfeld B. (Ahreusfeld & Bro.), bds. 433 S.
Union
Ahrensfeld H. (Ahrensfeld & Bro.), r. 433 S. Union
Ahrensfeld & Bro. grocers, 433 S. Union
Ahrus Fredrica, wid. John, r. ws. al. bet. Labar,
Clybourn av. and Larrabee
Ahsendorf Nanny Miss, teacher needlework, r. 52
W. Madison
Aick John, lab. r. ws. High, bet. Belden and Ful-
lerton avs.
Aickermann C. J. saloon, r. 172 S. Jefferson
Aigen John, teamster, r. 284 S. Clinton
Aigner Anton, boardinghouse, 237 Randolph
Aiken Alexander, carpenter, r. 142 Wesson
Aikeu A. J. carpenter, r. 96 VanBuren
Aikeu A. J. Mrs. dressmkr. 96 VanBuren
Aiken Charles, machinist, r. 195 Michigan
Aiken Charles E. student, r. 135 S. Peoria
Aiken Daniel, salesman, r. 93 S. Sangamon
Aiken Frank E. theatrical manager, r. 822 Wabash
av.
Aiken George, elk. J. W. Reedy, r. 96 Michigan,
Aiken James (Snell, Taylor & Co.), r. Mendota, Ills.
Aiken James E. r. 135 S. Peoria
Aiken John, r. 96 Van Buren
Aiken J. J. r. 93 S. Sangamou.
Aiken Lambert & Co. mnfrs. gold pens and jewelry,
34 Dearborn
Aiken Mrs. r. 129 S. Sangamon,
Aikeu O. R. billiard hall, 118 W. Madison, r. 114 W.
Madison,
Aiken Thomas, brakeman. r. 390 N. Clark
Aiken William, foreman, I. C. R. R. freight depot,
r. 234 Michigan
Aiken William H. printer, r. 97 Bremer
Aiken William S. shoemkr, r. 144 W. Lake
Aikens John J. elk. r. 40 Pacific av. w 2
Aikens see also Akin
Ailman S. S. ( Ailman & Hanixman), r. 335 Illinois
Ailman & Hanixman, provisions and saloon, 335
Illinois
Aimer George, printer, R. Fergus 1 Sons, r. 145 N.
Wells
Aingston Joseph, porter, Nye, Campbell & Co. r. 124
Arnold
Ainscough William, blksm'th, r. Archer av. cor.
Ashland av.
Ainsehr Adam, lab. r. 33 Block
Aiuslee Robert, elk. Western News Co. r. 383 Wa-
bash av.
Ainsworth Charles, busdriver, r. 224 Maxwell
Ainsworth M. policeman, r. 206 N. Halsted
Ainsworth S. W. salesman, r. 462 W. Randolph,
Ainsworth Walter, chairrnkr. r. Brevoort House
Aird Adam, driver, Grossman & Co. r. 443 W. Lake,
Aird Jennie Mrs. r. 214 Centre av.
Aitchison A. D. (Robert Ailchison & Co.), r. 542
Butterfield
Aitchison Robert (Robert Aitchison & Co.), r. 523
Butterfield
AITCHISOIV ROBERT <fc CO. perforated
sheet metals, mill furnishing, etc. 23 to 27 N.
Jefferson
Aitkeu Alexander B. organmkr. r. 142 Wesson
Aitken James, artist, r. 7 18th
Aitken James, stonecutter, r. 400 Blue Island av.
Aitken William P. printer. Rand, McNally & Co.
Akass E. II upholsterer, George W. Haskins, r.
388 State
Akass E. T. A. upholsterer, George W. Haskius
Akelbein August, porter, r. 257 Larrabee
Akely H. physician, 194 Clark
Aken John, lab. r. 227 W. Lake
Diebold <& Sienzl'*
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent,
93 Dearborn Street.
Allan Pinkertoii keeps the Records of his Office
IVIH. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Server Pipe,
No. 1O3 MOIVKOE STREET.
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\kens Iluirh, elk. r. 376 W. Taylor
Vkens Samuel, machinist, r. 117 S. Jefferson
iSensteln Charlie, butcher, r. 1611 8. Halsted
MUM- James*, saloon, r. 68 Butterfleld
\kerlx ru' Alfred, lab. r. 95 Townsend
fkergren Amelia, wid. Frank, dressmaker, 133
Chicago av.
lUcerholf Charles, moulder, r. 44 Chicago av.
\kerley Them M. salesman, Heartt, Wait &
Dodge, r. 404 W. Jackson
\.kerlind A. shoemkr. 125 Chicago av. r. 235 N,
Market
Vkerhmd Clas, cabinetmkr. r. 127 Townsend
kkerlnnd 8. H. porter, W. B. Clapp & Bro. r. 37
Bremer
\kerly George B. lab. r. 580 Pulton
\kerly Richard P. jeyceler, r. 417 W. Madison
\kerly K. C. jeweler, 673 W. Lake, r. 417 W. Mad-
ison
\kerman Christopher, bricklayer, r. 100 5th av.
Ikerman W. K. treas. I. C. R. R. r. ws. Lake av.
nr. 47th,
\kers James, r. 286 Illinois
Akt-rs J. editor, r. 702 Fulton
AKers Robert C. solicitor, r. 108 S. Sangamon
Users William B. bkpr. Ruinsey Bro. & Co, r. Oak
Park
\kerstromCharles, cabinetmkr. r. 782 Butterfleld,
\.kerstron Ely W. drygoods, 870 W. Lake
kkessun Charles, lab. r. 208 Cass
\.khout Wacla, lab. r. 27 Barber
\.khurst James H., Canal <te River Line and com.
mer. 232 8. Water, r. 745 Wabash
Mchuri-t J. H. porter, Hall, Kimbark & Co. r 347
Burnside,
Vkin H. K. bkpr. M. F. Casey, r, 261 Clybourn pi.
!Udn James, lao. r. 94 N. Curtis
ynn Thomas, asst registrar Board of Trade, r. Oak
Park
\kin, see also Aiken
Vkins J. J. elk. L. S. & M. 8. R. R. r. 351 Clark
ynns W. T. physician, 351 Clark
Ikolm S. tailor, r. 113 N. Market
1KROX SEWER PIPE CO, Ohio, IV. A.
Williams, agt. :: W. Washington.
Mackson Charles, lumberinsp. r. 456 S. Clinton
Madar Michael, shoemkr. r. 21 Bunker
!Uair Frank P. elk. r. 352 Clark
klan James S. elk. r. 48 W. Randolph
Mb August, milkman, r. 16Hein
Mb Fred, cigarmkr. r. 16 Hein
Mbany Oil Co. G. Gerdom, ajrt. r. 57 N. Franklin
Mbaugh William, dentist, 48 W. Randolph
Mbeatma John A. lab. r. 51 Ruble
(UbenMayMrs. boardinghouse, 126 Augusta
Mber John, machinist, r. 430 Bntterfleld
klber Julius, lab. r 169 Wentworth av.
Uberg Frank, carpenter, r. 173 Johnson
Mberg Henry, shoemkr. 240 Blue Island av. and 389
W. 12th
Albers Frederick, sailor, r. 136 Hurlburt
Albers Henry, bartender, r. 174 W. Randolph
Albers Henry, teamster, r. 131 W. Lake
Albert A. W. salesman, D. J. Lines, r. 364H N.
Clark
Albert Charles, tailor, D. Hammler, r. 17 Ashland
av.
Albert E. butcher, 103 Clybourn av.
Albert Ferdinand, tanner, r. 138 Cornelia
Albert George,clk. r. 1509 Wabash av.
Albert Henry, shoemkr. 1240 Blue Island av.
Albert John C. bartender
Albert Michael, shoemkr. 211 Kossuth
Albert Peter, teamster, r. 178 Areher av.
Albert Philip, elk. r. 1569 Wabash av.
Albert Thomas, foreman out freight office M. C, E,
R. r. 252 Michigan
Albert W. lab. r. 1196 Michigan av.
Alberton J. R. salesman, Giles, Bro. & Co.r.Austin
VICTOR
SCA.LES,
JVo. 158 State Street.
Jacob K. Sb.iph.erd & Co.,
Kew York, 2 I Pine Street.
Chicago, - 155 & 157 LaSallc Street.
And Twenty-Second St. Bank.
Do a regular Banking business, and make large
investments of Eastern capital.
Alberton K. V. R. trav. agt. Giles, Bro. & Co.
Alberton T. A. (Dale & Alberton), r. 296 Wabash av.
Alberts William, carpenter. 4C6 22d
Alborty M. H. student, Bryant and Chase's
Business College
Albertz Charles H. carpenter, S. Simons & Co. r.
2388. Jefferson,
Albertz Christian, shoemkr. r. 238 S. Jefferson
Albertz F. W. carpenter, S. Simons & Co. r. 238
S. Jefferson,
Albin Henry S., notary public, 45 Clark
Albine Harriet, wid. Richard, lady's nurse, r. 543
S. Halsted
Albins George, cook, Sherman House
Albis John, lumberman, r. 117 W. 18th
Alborn Henry, polisher, Sherman Marble Co. r. 253
North av.
Alborn Johanna, wid. Louis, dressmkr. r. 543 Lara-
bee
Albrand Julius F. (Albrand & Breyer), r. 58 Lincoln
av
Albrand & Breyer, grocers, 454 Wells
Albrecht Charles, glasscutter, James Berry & Co. r.
74 Cornelia,,
Albrecht F. carpenter, Union Stock Yards
Albrecht Jacob, boxmkr, Becker & Kopsell, r. 59
Bissell
Albrecht Louis, saloon, 385 Milwaukee av.
Albrich Franz, wagonmkr. r. 46 Blue Island ar.
Albright August, haypress, ws. Throop, bet. 16th
and Evans,
Albright August, lab. r. 612 N. Ashland av.
Albright Augustus, lab. Sterns & Co. r. ws. S. Hal-
sted, nr. Wrong
Albright Charles, lab. r. 74 Cornelia
Albright Edward, machinist, r 381 Elston rd.
Albright Frederick, bridgetender, r. 381 Elston rd.
Albright George, gardener, r. Henshaw av. nr. Ful-
lerton av.
Albright Jacob, trunkmkr. r. 35 Howe
Albright J. W. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 113
Michigan av.
Albright T. S. salesman, Hamlin, Hale & Co. r. 239
Sedgwick
Albro A. (A. Albro & Bro.), r. 365 W. Lake
Albro A. & Bro. com. mers. 118 S. Water
Albro Claris B. elk. r. 408 W. Monroe
Albro C. B. student, Bryant <fc Chase's Busi-
ness College,
Albro E. S. (D. W. Baker & Co.), r. 408 W. Monroe
Albue Charles, ivoryturner, T. G. Thomas, r. 97
Sedgwick
Alby Frank, grocer, r.834 Wabash av.
Alcher Charley, teamster, r. 252 Coolidge
Alcock Frederick, r. 166 Western av.
Alcock Joseph, plumber, r. 259 4th av.
Alcott William, coal, r. 4 16th,
Alden Augustus, pressman, r. 52 4th av.
Alden George, elk. r. 269 W. Monroe,
Alden JohuB. patent bookbinding, r. 269 W. Mon-
roe
Alden P. M. asst. sec. Lamar Fire Ins. Co. r. 75
Warren av.
Alden William, printer, r. 288 State
Aldenbur^ J. groom, N. C. C. Ry.
Alder F. (E. Brown & Co.), r. 105 W Randolph
Alderdice James D. shippingclk. Heartt, Wait &
Dodge, r. 82 N. Market
Alderman Reuben, waiter, 'Fremont House
Alderson C. D. (Aldersou & Chandler), r. 282
Michigan av.
Alderson George, plasterer, r. 400 S. Halsted
Alderson & Chandler, loan and real estate brokers,
room 4, 183 Dearborn
Aldman Sebastian, lab. r. Benson,cor.Lancasterav.
Aldman Sophia, wid. Joseph, lab. r. Benson, cor
Lancaster av.
Aldrich A. r. 514 Wabash av.
Aldrich A. J. Mrs. dressmaker, r. 785 W. Madison
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^ Wilmington. Coal.
* Better toy ;$2 per cent than any other
J Illinois Coal.
U Better than most Oh o and Pennsylvania Coal sold it thi. mnrket,
* and as good as the best for all ordinary purposes. QTFree ol'SLoe
f? and BwMor.
Chicago and Wilmington Conl Co.,
No. 4 West Van Buren Street, Chicago.
Aldrich Charles Mrs. r. 625 Burnside
Aldrich Henry H. bkpr. W. M. Egan, r. 66 Park av.
Aldrich 3. C. expressman, r. 17 S. Halsted
Aldrich J. F. r. 50 Calumet av.
Aldrich M. H. (Blaisdell & Aldrich), r. 186 Walnut
Aldrich Samuel, elk. B.J. Sweet, r. 175 S. Jefferson
Aldrich W. (Stewart, Aldrich <fc Co.), r. 50 Calumet
av.
Aldrich W. Howard, salesman, Stewart, Aldrich
& Co. r. 50 Calumet av.
Aldrich & Ralph, boardinarhouse, 17 S. Halsted
Aldridge D. moulder, r. 11 Peoria
Aldridge Fred, sawyer, r. 290 Aberdeen
Aldridge George C. broker, r. 139 S. Wood
Aldridge John G. (Katz, Aldridge & Co.), r. 199
Warren av.
Aldridge J. E. Mrs. bkpr. H. W. Bucher & Co. r.
SOS State
Aldwortb. Richard, machinist, r. 18 W. Randolph
Alensz Mike, lab. r. 88 Orchard
Alexan Peter, sailor, r. 106 W. Water
Alexander Alfred, waiter, Clifton House, r. 229
Franklin
Alexander Amos S. (Merriam & Alexander), r.
345 W. Monroe
Alexander A. N. elk. Chicago Fireman's Ins. Co.
r. 235 W. Tyler
Alexander Bradley, expressman, r. 12 14th
Alexander Charles A. elk. C.F. Gunther, r. 20 Con-
gress
Alexander C. A. architect, room 10, 182 Dearborn,
r. Clifton House
Alexander Edward, mail agt. C. R. I. & P. R. R. r
74 Jackson
Alexander Elsie H. Mrs. physician, r. 101 25th
Alexander Emanuel, clothing, 68 Randolph, r. 82
4th av.
Alexander E. jr. mailagt. C. R. I. & P. R. R. r. 74
Jackson,
Alexander E. S. (E. S. Alexander & Co.), r. 605
Wabash av.
Alexander E. S. & Co. roofingpaint, 28 McCormick
bldg.
Alexander Frederick, machinist, r. 19 N. Clinton
Alexander George, elk. M. C. R. R. r. 229 W. Madi-
son, w 10, b England
Alexander George, conductor, C. B. & Q. R. R. r.
775 Wabash av.
Alexander G. C. lab. r. 234 N. State
Alexander G. M. salesman, King Bros. & Co. r. 472
Wabash av.
Alexander G. M. r. Stanton av. nr. 37th
Alexander G. W. cattledealer, r. 143 26th
Alexander Harry, coachman, J. G. Rogers, r. 693
W. Monroe
Alexander H. conductor, N. C. C. Ry.
Alexander H. jr. (Alexander & Dean,) r. Morgan,
ne. cor. Tyler
Alexander H. L. sanitary police, r. 189 N. Curtis
Alexander James K. elk. Robert Warren
Alexander John, porter, Sam'l S. White, r. 106 Van
Buren,
Alexander John, lab. r. 271 4th av.
Alexander Joseph, ragman, r. 427 Milwaukee av.
Alexander Joseph G butcher. 143 26th,
Alexander J. C. carpenter, McVickers Theatre, r.
75 Huron,
Alexander J. P. calsomining, r. 397 Clark,
Alexander Lucy Mrs. dressmkr. 106 VanBuren,
Alexander L. E. physician, r. 101 25th
Alexander Max, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Alexander Richard, blksmith. D. Russell, r. 143
Elizabeth,
Alexander R. lab. r. Stanton av. nr. 38th
Alexander R. W. railroadman, r. 181 W. Adams,
Alexander S. L. clothing, 191 and 193 Randolph, r.
84 4th av.
Alexander Urban D. tinner, r. 345 Hnbbard
Alexander William, drayman, H. A. Kohn & Bros.
r. 212 4th av.
Alexander William, electrotyper, r. 53 Augusta,
Alexander William, trimmer, A. Card
Alexander William, waiter, Palmer House, r. 55 4th
av.
Alexander W. D. (Miltimore & Alexander), r. 345
Hubbard
Alexander W. H. r. St. Carolines
Alexander & Dean, proctors in admiralty, rooms 11
and 12. 143 Madison
Alexant Alec, pedlar, r. 433 Milwaukee av.
Alexian Brothers Hospital, Bro. Paul sup. 546
N. Franklin
Alfeld Charles, bkpr. 217 Blue Island av. r. 176 N.
Halsted
Alfeld Emil, electrotyper. r. 176 N. Halsted
Alfeld Henry W. stationer, 176 N. Hal stead
Alfeld John'C. elk. E. F. C. Klokke. r. 282 Division
Alford James M. patternmkr, r. 321 W. Madison
Alford L. A. Rev. r. 109 W. Randolph
Alfred A. S. (Alfred & Roberts), 72 Madison
Alfred John, lab. r. 156 Townsend
Alfred J. H. engineer. Revere House,
Alfred & Roberts, confectionery and fruit, 72
Madison
Alfson Alexandria, carpenter, r. 26 Kejth
Alftern Henry N. lab. r. 196 N. Dearborn
Alge Gustav, cook, Philip Conley, r. Allen House
Algeo James, elk. J. B. Shay, r. 85 N. Wells
Algert H. r. Revere House
Algram Henry, tailor, r. 105 Coolidge
Algiem Carl, teamster, r. 411 S. Morgan,
Algrim Charles, r. 699 S. Union
Algrim Christian, teamster, E. Mendsen & Co.
Algrist Johnson, grocer, 28 Bremer
Alickson Pierre, machinist, r. 241 4th
Alison Charles, brassflnisher, O. Owens
Alister William, jeweler, r. 547 Michigan av.
Alitisz Edward, bkpr. 504 N. Dearborn
Alkan Aaron, r. 134 Quincy
Alkover Joseph, lumber inspector J. Pitkin & Co.
r. 83 String
Alkns Elias. cutter, r. 329 Clark, w 3
Allaire F. P. elk. Bradstreet Mercantile Agency, r.
New England House
Allan A. J. mechanic, r. 38 Pacific av.
Allan Charles, r. 543 Butterfield
Allan Margaret, wid. Francis, physician, r. 178 W.
Harrison
Allan Peter C. currier, r. 45 Fay
Allan William, porter A. M. U. Ex, Co. r. 235 N.
Market
Allandale Coal Mining and Mnfg. Co. John Keed,
pies. Marshall C. Kelley, sec. 2 Pope's
block
Atlard John, busdriver, r. 1262 Wabash av.
Alias William, lab. r. % Cornell
Allbite Albert, lab. r. al. rear 149 Bunker
Allbite Frank, lab. al. rear 149 Bunker
Allbright Henry, elk. r. 265 N. Wells
Allbright John, butcher, r. 170 N. Desplaines
Allburk John, lab. r. 188 Coolidge
Allcock George E. elk. Chicago Fireman's Ins. Co.
r. 458 Michigan av.
Allcock T. A. elk. I. C. R R. r. 458 Michigan av.
Allcot W. H. steam fitter, r. 84 N. Wells
Alleby James, harness mkr. r. Hawthorne av. bet.
Division and Hein
Alleby John, foreman Chicago Gaslight and Coke
Co. r. Hawthorne av. bet. Division and Hein
Allekk Elias, blksmith, r. 200 W. 12th
Allemau John, plasterer, r. 160 Mitchell
Allen Aaron Q, boardinghouse 77 S. Jefferson
Allen Adelia, r 655 State
Allen Albert H. printer, Rounds & Kane, r 75 W.
Indiana,
Allen Alexander S. bkpr, Ellis & Heffern, r. 81 Illi-
nois
RHODES & BRADLEY,
DEALERS IK
Willow Bank Coal ;
OFFICE AND DOCK,
Cor. Market and Washington Streets.
The City Clerk of Chicago Use a Five Ton Safe,
Made at Harris' <Safe Factory, OO and 62 Couth Canal St,
. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
Xo. 10f 3IOIVKOE STREET.
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Lllen Alfred, sailor, r. 9 Rush
Lllen Alonzo. Bailor, r. 4(15 5th av.
Lllen Andrew W. cigar mnfr. r. 926 Clark
illen August, cabinetmkr, r. 12 Grove
LI/EiEtf A. A. propr. Arcade Dining Hall, 164
Clark
Ulen A. A. (Swift & Courtney & Beecher Co.)i r.
Blue Island av cor 16th
Lllen A. P. elk, B. F. Chase & Walker, r. Highland
Park. Ills.
Lllen A, F. scroll sawyer, r. F97 W. Lake
Lll n A. J. foreman, M. S. <fc L. 8. R. R. r. Union
Pacific House
Ulen A. W. Mrs. sewing machine agent, r. 38
Archer av,
Lllen Benjamin (Stark & Allen), r. Mattison House
Lllen Byroa S. student, Bryant & Chase't
Business College
Lllen B. F. (Taylor & Co. and B. F. Murphey &
Co.). r. DesMoines, Iowa
Ulen Charles, teamster, r. 704 W. Lake
Ulen Charles A. pastry cook, r. 285 Clark
Ulen Charles A. silversmith, r. ns. Erie, bet. Lin-
coln and Robey
Lllen CharlesJ B. druggist, Tolman & King, r. 715
N. Franklin
Ulen Charles F. elk. Henry T. Thompson & Co. r.
603 Fulton
Ulen Charles L. elk. Walker, Dexter & Smith, r.
503 Michigan av.
Ulen Clay, laundry, 113 Harrison
Ulen C. G. (Orndorff, Allen & Ream), r. 33d, cor.
Burnside
Ulen C. W. (Allen & Ellis), r. Cottage Grove, cor.
Oakwood av.
Ulen C. W. lumber agt. r. 843 S. Halsted
Ulen David, carpenter, r. 158 Arnold.
Ulen David, carpenter, r. 835 W. Washington
Ulen David, tailor, r. 294 S. May
Ulen Delia, saloon, 465 Clark
Ulen Ed. C. (Day, Allen & Co.), r. Ottawa, 111.
Uln Edwin, carpenter, C. R. I. & P. R. R. r. 341
W. Tyler
Mien Elizabeth Mrs. r. 1245 Indiana av.
Ulen E. E. busdriver. P. O. & B. Co.
Ulen E. F. lawyer, 78 LaSalle, r. 498 W. Madison
Mien E. S. salesman, Allen & Mackey
!Ulen Fisher A. busdriver. r. 1262 Wabaeh av.
Mien Frank, elk. F. H. Mitchell, r. Girard Honse
MJen Frank S. (Chicago Scale Co.), r. room 6, To-
bin's bik.
Mien Frederick, engineer Wanbansia No. 2, r. 15
Sanger
Mien Frederick H. (McCready, Smith & Allen), r.
130 N. State
Mien F. B. sailor, r. 326 W. 12th
Allen George, carpenter, r. 1 Cornelia
Allen George, gardener, r. Ullman, s. of Springer
av.
/Ulen George G. salesman, Hall's Safe and Lock
Co. r. 815 Prairie av.
Allen George M. r. 798 Wabash av.
Allen George W. r. 103 Winchester av.
Allen Gerald, brassfinisher, Wulworth, Furse & Co.
r. 68 W. Harrison
Allen Gustav, shoemkr. r. 196 N. Morgan
Allen G. lab. r. 66 Canalport av.
Allen G. W. genl. agt. Walter A Wood, r. St. Caro-
line's Ct. |
Allen Heman, prof, of music, 66 Adams, r. 973 N.
Clark
Allen Henry, bartender, H. Prnith. r. IW.nhav.
Allen Henry, packer, Hapgo ,-d, Ii;ge!ow & Co. r 92
N. Curtis
Allen Henry, shippingclk. Alston, Devoe & Co. r.
137 W. Madixon
Allen Henry, trav. agt. J. B. Batchelder, r. 49
White
Allen Henry A. elk. r. Howard House
H. M. Wilmartli & Bro.
BRONZES & CLOCKS,
167 <t- 169 Lake Street.
'RINTERS' STOCK OF All KINDS. *
Catalogue and Samples sent on Application. p
CLEVELAND PAPER CO., g
O4 Washington Street Chicago- W
Allen Henry B. r. 214 Cass
Allen Henry C. (Belding Bros. & Co.), r. Beloit,
Allen Henry M. machinist, r. 619 Washington av.
Allen Henry W. painter, r. 7 Parson's pi.
Allen Hester Mrs. r. 46 Taylor
Allen House, C. E. & F. A. Shaw, proprs. 54 and 56
Sherman
Allen H.T. buyer, Day, Allen & Co. r. 379 Wabash
av.
Allen Isaac W. lab. r. 701 Hnbbard
Allen James (Allen & Barttlett), r. 349 W. Tyler
Allen James, elk. r. 17 S. Union
Allen James, expressman, r. 374 Clark
Allen James, machinist,Eagle Works. Mnfg. Co. r.
48 S. Desplaines
Allen James, printer, 41 LaSalle, r. 10 N. Clark
Allen James G. photographer, r. 97 Harrison
Allen James J. elk. Hitchcock & Walden, r. 1028
Indiana av.
Allen James T. realestate agt, 99 22d, r. 1028 In-
diana av.
Allen Jennie, teacher, North Branch Primary
School, r. 365 Hnrlbut
Allen John, cook, St. James Hotel
Alen John, foreman, ticket dept. J.M. W. Jones, r.
62 St. John's pi.
Allen John, lab. r. 214 W. Polk
Allen John, lastmkr. r. 141 Clinton
Allen John, r. 85 Ontario
Allen John jr. student, Bryant <t Chase**
Business College
Allen John Mrs. r. 41 W. Van Buren
Allen John F. r. 444 W. Van Buren
Allen John G. painter, r. 178 N. Sangamon
Allen John H. (Allen & Mackey), 208 r. Wabash av.
Allen John H. auctioneer, S. F. Hawley, r. 255
State
Allen John M. carpenter, r. 76 S. Paulina
Allen John P. r. 365 Hnrlbut
Allen John O. mnfr. broom machinery, 32 Cass, r.
198 N. Green
Allen John W. blksmth. Crane Bros. r. 110 Fulton
Allen Joseph, bookbinder, r. 62 St. John's pi.
Allen J. salesman, Simpson, Norwell & Co. r. 124
State
Allen J. Adams, physician and surgeon,1503 Wa-
bash av.
Allen J H. elk. Baird & Bradley, r. Union House
Allen J. J. (Hodson & Allen), r. 115 Sebor
Allen Letitia, wid. Henry, r. 90 W. Quidcy
Allen Levi, carpenter, r. 45 N. May
Allen Lizzie, r. 423 Clark
Allen Luther, auditor, M. S. A L. S. R. R. r. 774 W.
Adams
Allen Lvman, sexton, r. 267 N. State
Allen Marshall B. policeman, South Branch Sta-
tion, r. 116 Archer av.
Allen Michael, miner, 181 Michigan
Allen Miles, lab. r. 327 S. Desplaines
Allen Mortimore, carpenter, r. es Langley, bet.
45th and 46th
Allen Nathan, lawyer, room 6, Yates' bldg. r. North
av. cor. Milwaukee av.
Allen Omar H. foreman, Rolling Mill, r. North av.
cor. Milwaukee av.
Allen Orange, waiter, Sherman House, r, 134thav.
Allen Oscar, bkpr. M. Scanlan. r. 182 Park av.
Allen O. LeGrand, elk. Mufrs. Nat. Bank, r. 534
Burnside
Allen Percy, lumber, r 20 S. Elizabeth
Allen Peter, painter, r. 44 W. Adams
Allen Philo, oroker, 4 Tribune bldg. r. Douglas
House
Allen P. T. carpettacks, 33 S. Water, r. 984 W. Ad-
ams
Allen Richard, elk. T. S. Fitch & Co. r. 155 Dear-
born
Allen Richard W. mechanic, Buckley & Nabroth,
r. 240 W. Jackson
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MIXERS AND S1IIPPEU3 OF TIIE
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Office and Yard, No. 2 "W. VanBuren St.
Allen Robert, teamster, r. 429 5th nv.
Allen R. J. salesman, Walter A. Wood, r.206 Lake
Allen Samuel E. H. salesman, Purington & Scran-
ton, r. 306 W. Lake,
Allen Simon, shipcarpenter, r. 50 4th
Allen S. E. M. elk. J. S. Hendrickson
Allen S. Merritt, (Seelye & Allen), 73 Clark, r. Lake
Forest
Allen S. F. mechanic, r. 16 Loomis
Allen S. R. trav. salesman, Eureka Mnfg. Co. r. 411
5th av.
Allen Thomas, carpenter, r. 341 W. Tyler
Allen Thomas, marblepolisher, r. 110 Sebor
Allen Thomas, realestate, r. 364 Ontario
Allen T. r. 364 Ontario
Allen Walter, bkpr. Rockwood Bros. r. 185 N.
Dearborn
Allen Walter R. barber, 201 Van Buren, r. 892 State
Allen William, agt. r. 82 Sampson
Allen William, blksmith, r. 14 Broadway av.
Allen William,boardinsrhouse, r.ll 4th av.
Allen William, brushmkr. r. Washington House,
Allen William, elk. r. 401 Clark
Allen William, cook, r. rear 94 Quincy
Allen William, painter, r. 124 Milwaukee av.
Allen William L. bkpr. Harder, Luse & Co. r. 17
Union .
Allen William R. bkpr. Belding Bros. & Co. r. 259
W. Madison
Allen William T. (Day, Allen & Co.), r. Riverside
Allen William T. painter, r. 355 W. Jackson
Allen William T. (Van Doren & Co.)
Allen Wolsey, machinist, r. 97 S. Clinton
Allen W. elk. Allen & Mackev, r. 47 Jackson
Allen W. A. (Tillinghast, Allen & Co.), r. 421 W.
Monroe
Allen W. D. r. 1465 Prairie av.
Allen W. J. r. St. Caroline's Court
Allen & Bartlett, carpenters and builders, rear
117 Throop
Allen & Ellis, tobacco mnfrs. 37 River
& MACKEY, carpetings, paperhang-
ings etc. 87 and 89 State
Allenbeck W. H. trav. agt. r. 508 Wells
Allendorf - , r. 104 N. Desplaines
Allentown Fast Freight Line, William Borner,
agt. 159 Randolph
Aller Michael, engineer, M. Gottfried, r. 156 Arch-
er av.
Allerdt Otto J. student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Allerteng Fred, mason, r. 29 Starr, w 16, b Germa-
ny
Allerton, Robinson & Co. com. mers. Union Stock
Yards Exchange
Allerton S. W. (Allerton, Robinson & Co.), r. 644
Michigan av.
Alles George (Alles & Hussey), r. ns. Division,
bet. LaSalle and Clark
Alles J. Fred, foreman, Religio Philosophical Pub.
House, r. St. Charles
Alle* Nicholas, teacher, St. Boniface's School, r. 236
Noble
Alles & Hussey, plumbers, 302 North av.
Alley Daniel, carver, r. 541 Mitchell
Alley John. lab. Elisha Eldred
Allhalf P. G. machinist, r. 44 Chicago av.
Alike Edward, lab. r. 78 Ullmann
Ailing Albert, Barnum & Richardson Mnfg. Co. r.
275 W. Adams
Ailing John (Markley, Ailing & Co.), r. 71 Calumet
av.
Ailing William J. carpenter. Eagle Works Mnfg.Co.
r. 23!) W. Madison
Allinger Charles, coppersmith, r. 245 Kinzie
Allis Frank Mrs. musicteacher, r. 215 State
Allis John, lab. r. 85 Hinsdale
Allis John E. sewerbuilder, r. 38 Grand Haven
Allison Aggrippa, barber, r. 43 4th av.
Allison A. printer, r. 73 29th
Allison A. wks. L. J. Colburn & Co. r. 71 N. Greea
Allison Benjamin F. saloon and restaurant, 34 W.
Madison
Allison Charles, brassfinisher. r. 198 W. Adams
Allison David, r. 145 S. Jefferson
Allison Henry, woodwkr. Beal & Brown, r. 51 S .
Green
Allison John H. watchmkr. N. Matson & Co. r. 245
N. La Salle
Allison John M. distiller, S. Myers & Co. r. 198 W.
Adams
Allison Thomas D. r. 143 S. Jefferson
Allister George, lab. r. 166 Mitchell
Allister W. M. (B. F. Norris & Co.), 547 Michigan
av.
Allkins Henry, painter, r. 362 W. Van Buren
Allmendinger John, policeman, 3d prect. r. 254
Rush
Allmendinger Peter, saloon. 260 Rush
Allmendinger Tobias, r. 295 N. State
Alloncius Francis, shoemkr. r. rear 205 Adams,
Alloncius Theodore, shoemkr. r. rear 205 Adams,
Allor P. carpenter, r. 75 Sampson
Allport W. W. dentist, r. 32 Washington
All Saints Episcopal Church, Rev. Green Jonas,
rector, Carpenter, cor. 4th
Allston Sandy, expressman, r. 437 Clark
Allyn Melvil, plasterer, r. 422 Butterfleld
Aim Charles, lab. r. rear 337 Archer av.
Aim Heinrich, cabinetmkr. r. 89 George
Aim John, blksmith, 111. C. R. R. r. 354 24th
Almert Andrew, bricklayer, r. 16 W. Oak
Almgren Albert, elk. r. 317 Division
Almini Peter M. (Jevne & Almini),r. 45 Vernon av.
Almquist Frank, engineer, res. 385 Fifih av.
Almquist John (John Almquist & Anderson), r.
132 Sedgwick
Almquist John & Anderson, mer. tailors, 204*4 N.
Clark
Almqvist C. G. shoemkr. Hans Thulin, r. 37 Chi-
cago av.
Almqvist John, gardener, r. 497 Hurlbut
Alms Joe, lab. r. 263 Coolidge
Almy Miles (Baggot & Almy), r. 1250 Prairie av.
Aloes Altman, cabinetmkr. r. 286 W. 12th
Alpelding Peter, lab. r. 255 Vine
Alpin James, carpenter, r. 352 Erie
Alpiner Morris, cigars, 220 W. Randolph
Alpiner S. cigarmnfr. and dealer, 233 W. Madison
Alrim Fred, mason, r. 571 W. Taylor
Alsberg Adolph, cooper, r. 24 Chicago av.
Alsberg Charles, tailor, r. 24 Chicago av.
Alsberg Richard, tailer, r. 75J4 Bremer
Alschuler Samuel, ins. agt. r. 371 N. Clark,
Alsop James, carpenter, r. 27 Cottage pi.
Alsterlund Fredrick, lab. r. 175 Bushnell
Alston David G. salesman, Alston, Devoe & Co. r.
Adams, cor. Laflin
ALSTON, DEVOE fc CO. white lead, paints,
oils and glass, 172 and 174 Randolph
Alston John (Alston, Devoe & Co.) r. Adams, cor.
Laflin
Alston William, student, r. 375 W. Washington
Alstrend Fritz, organmkr. r. 37 Illinois
Al^trup Jans, wines and liquors, r. 52 W. White
Alsworth Humphrey, nightwatchman, r. 437 Went-
worth av.
Alt Frank, saloon, r. 380 W. Lake
Alt Jacob, painter, r. rear 546 N. Clark
Alt Jacob, tailor, r. 7 Johnson
Alt John, housemover, r. 13 Walsh
Alt John, saloon, 122 N. Halsted
Alt Mathias. glazier, George A. Misch & Bro. r.
466 Wells
Alt Peter, painter, Philips <fc Liebenstein, r. 219
North av.
Alt William, painter, r. 169 Schiller
Altamot George, cabinetmkr. r. 384 Maxwell
Yale Lochs
D. S. COVEHT,
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT,
O3 Dearborn Street.
S. H. Harris, manufacturer of Fire ami Hurglar
PROOF SAFES, GO and O3 South Canal Street.
WJI. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
No. 10.1 MONROE STREET.
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Altemeyer H. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r.
Honorc blk.
Alton Ernest, agt. Schweinfnrth Bros. & Co. r. 401
Clark
Alten William, salesman, Schweiufurth Bros. &
Co. r. 401 Clark
Alter Theresa Mrs. r. rear 465 Larraboe
Althammer Jacob, bartender, P. Schimp, r. 230
Huron
Althauser Mathias, brewer, r. 265 Rush
Althrop Thomas, agt. Cleveland Wooden Ware
Mnfry. 64 and 66 Michigan av. r. 1407 Wabash
Altinath Charles, butcher, r. 254 Clybourn av.
Altino G. musician, r. 76 N. Franklin
Altmann Aloes, carpenter, E. C. Preble. r. 284 W.
12th
Alton Fritz, ehowcasemkr. D. Barclay, r. 5!>3 W.
12th
Alton John, machinist, r. al. rear Foster bet. Har-
rison and Polk
Alton Mary, wid. L. r. 135 S. Halsted
Alton Milton, driver, r. 461 8. Jefferson
Altonhoff August, tanner, r. 235 Rucker
Altpeter John J. jeweler, 799 S. Halsted, r. 828 S.
Halsted
Altvater Philip, policeman, 3d prect. r. 44 Orchard
Alum John, blksmith, r. 354 24th
Alvard Thomas, waiter, Sherman House
Alvot John, lab. r. 142 1st
Alward A. N. elk. M. C. R. R. r. 147 S. Clinton
Alward Patrick, blksmith, r. 267 Chicago av.
Alwell William, fireman
Aman Alois, lab. r. 566 Wentworth av
Aman Henry, lab. r. 304 23d
Aman Jack, hostler, Groll & Voltz, r. 227 5th av.
Amberg Adam, r. 42 W. Madison
Ambers; Adam L. elk. policecourt, r. 97 W. Mon-
roe
Amberg Andrew, lab. r. 513 Arnold
Amberg George, bkpr. r.153 W. Erie
Amberg George, taifor,r. 141 N. Curtis
Amberg George H. elk. r. 286'/ Illinois
Amberg Henry, hostler, r. 1% Cass
Amberg Henry, saloon, 274 Clark
Amberg John, carpenter r. 57 Mohawk
Amberg John, teamster. Field, Leiter & Co. r. 130
W. Taylor
Amberg John H. salesman, Cameron, Amberg &
Hoffman
Amberg Susan Mrs. r. 97 W. Monroe
Amberg William A. (Cameron, Amberg & Hoff-
man), r. 46 8. Peoria
Amberst Anton, truukmkr. r. 253 Clybourn av.
Ambler John C. (J. R. Valentine & Co.) r. 302 Wa-
bash av.
Ambling J. C. carpenter, r. 82 N. Carpenter
Ambos August, carpenter, r. 140 Dayton
Ambos C. carpenter, r. 140 Dayton
Ambridge G W. elk. Hale, Ayer & Co. r. 128 N.
State
Ambrose A. R., Chicago End Board Co. r.103 War-
ren av.
Ambrose George H. (Mears, Bates & Co.) r. 49 S.
Morgan
Ambrose Jacob, lab. r. rear 31 Burlington
Ambrose John, engineer, r. ss. Labar bet. Larrabee
aLd Division
Ambrose John lab. r. 217S4 Franklin
Ambrose John, liquordealer. r. 262 Oak
Ambrose John, pedler, r. 262 Oak
Ambrose J. E. real estate, 98 Washington
Ambrose Mary, wid. Daniel, washing, r. 234 N. Mar-
ket
Ambru Max, cooper, F. Fritz, r. ss. North av. bet.
McIIenry and Elston av.
Ambrunn Gotthard, saloon, 403 Wells
Ambruster G. W. wood engraver, W. D. Baker, r.
84 Newbury av.
Ambrnster John, cooper, r. 787 Clybouru av.
VICTOR
SCA.LES,
No. 158 State Street.
A LARGE STOCZ ALTATS OiT HAITI) OF
PRINTING, WRITING, WRAPPING,
Glazed and Plated Papers,
ENVELOPES, CARBOAR, fcc., <fcc.
Cleveland Paper Company,
94 WASHINGTON ST., CHICAGO.
Ambruster Max, cooper, r. es. Elston av. nr. North
av.
Ambs John, butcher, 502 S. Halsted.
Ambus John, mechanic, A H. Andrews & Co. r.
145 Bremer
Ameis John, lab. r. 310 S. Jeffwrson
Ameling J. C. pianomkr. Schaff Bros. r. 82 Carpen-
ter
America Hose Co. No. 2, John Dorsey, foreman, 31
Blue Island av.
American Baptist II >me Missionary Society, 7 Cus-
tom House pi. Ri-v. I. N. Hobart, dist. sec
American Baptist Missionary Union, 7 Custom
House pi. Rev. F.M. Osgood,and Rev. C. F. Tol-
man, dist. sec'ys.
American Baptist Publication Society, Dr. C. R.
Blackall, depositary 7 Custom House pi.
American Board Com. Foreign Mis. Rev. S. J.
Humphrey, dist. sec. 84 Washington
American Bridge Co. Egan cor. Stewart av. L. B.
Boomer, pres. office rooms 1, 2 and 3 157 LaSalle
American Builder, Charles D. Lakey, pub. 153
Monroe
AMERICAN CLOCK CO. W. F. Tompkius,
agt., 103 Lake
American Emigrant Co. Frederick Nelson, agt.,
81 5th av.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO. of New York, J. K. Mur-
phy, agt,, 128 La Salle.
American "Home Missionary Society, Rev. J. E.
Roy, snpt. 84 Washington
American Hotel. Mrs. Margaret Dempsy, propr. 105
and 107 N. Water
AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. of Chicago,
H Z. Culver, pres. C. L. Currier, sec. 118 alid
120 Monroe
AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. of Provi-
dence, R. I., Teall &.Fisher, agts., 150 Wash-
ington
American Literary and Lecture Bureau, C. M.
Brelsford, Western manager, 148 Madison
American Merchants Union Express Co. Charles
Fargo, supt. Lake nw cor. Dearborn
American Missionary Association, Charles H.
Howard, sec. 47 Lombard blk.
American O. L. (O. L . American & Co.), r. 372
Michigan av.
American O. L & Co. whol. drygoods. 19 Lake
American Powder Co. A O. Fay, agt. 1 Clark
American Reform Church, Rev. James Demerest,
pastor, Washington bet. Willard pi. and Ann
American Steam Engine Works. 19, 21 and 23
Michigan
American Sunday School Union, W. R. Port agt.
3 Custom House Place
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, Rev.
Glen Wood, sec., John Fairbanks, depositary.
68 Adams
American Unitarian Association, Rev. C. A.
Staples Western agt. room 12, 45 Madison
Amerman Garrett T. policeman 2d precinct, r. 68
W. Monroe
Amery William A. bkpr. r. 426 S. Park av.
Ames, A. T. salesman, Harley Green, r. Transit
House.
Ames Benjamin L. bkkpr. Ingraham, Corbin & May,
r. 80 Jackson
Ames Frank, salesman Spear & Crofoot, r. 24 Aber-
deen
Ames Henry, wks. C. A. & St. L. R. R. r. 316 S.
Jefferson
Ames Horace, sea capt. r. 37 Cornell
Ames John (John Ames & Co.), r. Lansingburgh,
AMES JOHN <fc CO. brush mnfrs. 53 State
Ames Miner T. (Miner T. Ames & Co.), and coal
yard Elizabeth cor. Kiuzie, r. 7'.,'7 W. Washing-
ton
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SEWERS XEA\'E AXD REPAIRED
Wilmington Star Coal Co., C. L. Baiicy. Manager,
Yard, O." W. 12tH St. G'eiierul Office, 151 >Ioiroe St.
AME
AND
o3 "Wilmington Coal.
W Better by 32 per cent than any other
(X) Illinois Coal.
J| Better thnn m"t Oh o and Pennsylvania Cosl sold in this morket.
nd as "ood as the best lor :ill ordinary purposes. t=g~Free of Sli.te
^^ aad Slp*>nr.
. Chicago and Wilininntnn Conl Co.,
^ N'o. 2 x West Van Buren Street, Chicago.
s
Ames Miner T. & Co coal 1 W. Randolph, Kinzie
cor. Green and north end Carpenter.
Ames Nathan P. spring beds 51 W. Van Buren
AmesM. C. student, Bryant & Chase's Btis"
ness College
Ames Perkins A. railroad conductor, r. 598 W. In-
diana
Ames Wilson, trav. agt. Dickinson, Lock & Co.
Ames W. r. 641 W. Monroe
Amet Charles P. r. 88 Huron
Amet Frank, artist, E. L. Brand, r. 88 Huron
Amhaos Charles, cabinet mkr. H. & M. Neuberger,
r. 55 Townsend
Amheim Bros, springbeds, 172 W. Madison
Amick Hiram, elk. fire marshal's office, r. 13 Mc-
Grath
Amick Pleasant (Whittlesey & Amick), r. 346 S.
Morgan
Amke Gn stave, lab. r. 128 Henry
Amman Prank, lab. r. Hawthorne av. nr. Weed
Amman Gotfried, lab. r. Hawthorne av. nr. Weed
Amman M. tailor, r. 423 State
Amman Michael, tailor, r. 120 DeKoven
Ammart John, stonecutter, Kossuth, bet. Stewart
av and Hanover
Ammermann Washington, hatmkr. r. U. S. Ho-
tel
Ammon Ernst (E. Ammon & Co.), r. 555 N. Clark
Ammon E. & Co. whol. liquors, 233 Randolph
Ammon J. H. agt. Osgood & Co. r. Matteson House
Ammonsen Hans, leadfactory, r. 190 N. Morgan
Ammonson Edward, lab. r. 182 N. Sangamon
Amoir Julian, machinist, r. rear 728 Inaiana av.
Arnold A. machinist, Excelsior Machine Works
Amon Jacob, r. 113 S. Canal
Amond D. currier, Walker's tannery
Amory W. A. elk. C., B. & Q. R. R. r. 426 South
Park av.
Amos Robert, coachman, r. 961 Indiana av.
Amos Robert M. horse dealer, r. 927 State
Amqvist Oved, saloon, 16 Bremer
Amsden Joel, messenger, r. 267 Clybonrne pi.
Amsden Lyman, r. room 50, 182 Dearborn
Amskam Hang, lab. r. ws. High, bet. Belden and
Fullerton avs.
Amst&en G. stonecutter, r. 50 Eldridge ct.
Amstuz H. (C. Blauer & Co.), r. California
Amundsen Lars, glazier, r. 32 W Erie
Amundsen Ole. phipcarpenter, r. ws. Crosby, bet.
Short and Hobbie
Amundson Arne (Berven & Amundson), r. 88
Townsend
Amundson John, lab. r. 49 W. Erie
Amundson Malene, wid. Christian, r. 88 Tovrnsend
Amundson Mary, wid. August, r. 328 W. Indiana
Amundson Ole. elk. r. 168 N. Curtis
Amnndson O. P. shippingclk. Burton & Pierce, r.
183 W. Erie
Amnndson Peter J. ghoemkr. r. 310 W. Chicago av.
Amnndson Sivert, carpenter, r. 167 Townsend
Amundson Sure (Erickson & Amundson), r. 60
Chicago av.
Amundson Thore, =hoemkr, r. 155 N. Peoria
Anbach Carl (Hanisch &, Anbach), r. 331 Milwaukee
av.
Ancel Horace, butcher, r. 249 Emerald av.
Ander Joseph, sailor, r. 141 N. Market
Ander Michael, lab. r. 399 4th
Anderberg John, painter, r. 95 Townsend
Anderberg O. A. shipcarpenter, r. 381 5th av.
Anderberg Peter, tailor, Wilson <fc Millin, r. 10 Bre-
mer
Anderfore John, carpenter, r. 283 3d av.
Anderlitzen Thomas, lampmkr. r. 38 Kinzie
Andermann Henry, carpenter, r. 155 Augusta
Anders Charles, lab. r. 24 Henschen
Anders Charles, lab. r. Paulina, nr Evans
Anders Christian, saloon, r. 53'Larrabee
Anders Doris Mrs. seamstress, r. 304 Sedgwick
Anders Harmon, lab. r. 144 Coolidge
Anders Henry, waiter, Burke 's European Hotel
Anders J. lab. r. Mather, bet. Desplaines and Hal-
sted
Anders Peter, bricklayer, r. 271 Mohawk
Anders W. blksmith. H. Willets. r. 97 Archer av.
Andersen.Aiidreas, lab. r. 142 Wesson
Andersen Andrew, plasterer, r. 81 George
Andersen Andrew, tailor, G. W. Mathews, r. 147 W..
Indiana
Andersen Anne Mrs. r. 118 Wesson
Andersen August, stonecutter, r. 189 Adams
Andersen B. shoemkr. r. 311 W. Chicago av.
Andersen Cecilia, wid. Andreas, r. 101 George
Andersen Charles G. painter, r. 160 Townsend
Andersen Christian, painter, r. 120 Larrabee
Andersen Gabriel, turner, r. Ill Wright
Andersen Gustav, lab. r. 156 Wesson
Andersen Hans, r. 144 Larrabee
Andersen Kirstine, wid. Paul, r. 76 Bremer
Andersen Lauritz, sewingmachines, r. 25 Chicago 1
av.
Andersen Marie C. wid. Niels, r. 155 Wesson
Andersen Marie, wid. Gustaf, r. 163 Wesson
Andersen Swend. lab. r. rear 46 Selah
Andereen Sebastian, silversmith, r. 311 W Di-
vision
Anderson Aaron, organmkr. r. 10 Wendell
Anderson Abraham, lab. r. 62 Bremer
Anderson Abraham, lab. r. 389 Fulton
Anderson Adam, engineer, r. 414 Erie
Anderson Adam, moulder, Chicago Terra Cotta
Co. r. 118 Henry
Anderson Adolph, carpenter, S. Simons & Co. r-
150 Townsend
Anderson Adolph F. lab. r. 163 Wesson
Anderson Albert,carpenter,r.l68 Cottage Grove av
Anderson Alexander, mechanic, r. rear 160 Town-
send
Anderson Alexander, porter, r. 145 4th av.
Anderson Alexander, sailor,r. 162 N. Sangamon
Anderson Alfred, lab. r. 67 Bremer
Anderson Alfred, ehoemkr. r. 77 W. Kinzie
Anderson Alfred, tailor, John Johnson, r. 69 Chi-
cago av.
Anderson Amelia, dressmkr. r. 75 W. Kinzie
Anderson Ammond, tailor, r. 75 w Kinzie
Anderson Anders, lab. r. rear 10 Bremer
Anderson Anders, lab. r. 69 4th
Anderson Anders G. stonecutter, r. 136 Wesson
Anderson Andreas, lab. r. 69 4th
Anderson Andrea M. tailor, John Johnson, r. 69"
Chicago av.
Anderson Andrew, agt. r. 197 Townsend
Anderson Andrew (Anderson & Poulson), r. 342
Milwaukee av.
Anderson Andrew, asst. baggage man C. <fc N. W.
Ry. r. 694th
Anderson Andrew, blksmith, Bradley & Smith r
r. 15 Cornelia
Anderson Andrew, blksmith, r. 100 5th av.
Anderson Andrew, carpenter, r. rear 47 W. Indiana
Anderson Andrew, carpenter, r. 50 Larrabee
Anderson Andrew, carpenter, r. 342 Church
Anderson, Andrew, carpenter, r. 149 Division
Anderson Andrew, carpenter, r. 45 Milwaukee ar.
Anderson Andrew, coachman, r. 261 W. Washing-
ton
Anderson Andrew, expressman, r. 312 4th
Anderson Andrew, expressman, r. 220 Holt
Anderson Andrew, lab. C. H. McCormick, r. 142
Wesson
Anderson Andrew, lab. r. 131 W. Erie
Anderson Andrew, lab. r. 69 4th
Anderson Andrew, lab. r. 547 Clark
Anderson Andrew, lab. r. 53 Milwaukee av.
Anderson Andrew, lab. r. 93 Chicago av.
Anderson Andrew, lab. Roy & Whitney, r. 146 N.
Market
Diebold & Kienzle's
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
And BANK LOCKS.
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent,
93 Dearborn Street.
Bank Vaults made at Harris 5 Safe Factory,
00 and G2 SOUTH CANAL, STREET.
WM. in. DEE, SEWER BlilLDER,
No. 1O5 3I03TROE STHEET.
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Anderson Andrew, carriage mkr. r. 15 Cornelia
Anderson Andrew, gardener, J. P. Hoot, r. \vs.
Adams, bet. 55th and 57th
Anderson Andrew, machinist, Dane, Westlake &
Covert, r. 206 Illinois
Anderson Andrew, machinist, r. 158 N. Sangamon
Anderson Andrew, mason, r. 534 Wentworth av.
Anderson Andrew, painter, r. 135 Pry
Anderson Andrew, sailor, r. IOC W. Water
Anderson Andrew, sailor, r. 269 N. Sangamon
Anderson Andrew, sailor, r. 258 Rucker
Anderson Andrew, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Anderson Andrew, sailor, 60 W. Oak
Anderson Andrew, shoenikr. r. 184 N . Green
Anderson Andrew, shoemkr. r. 153 N. Jeft'erson
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 22 Hunt
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 162 N. Franklin
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 147 W. Indiana
Anderson Andrew, waiter, Thomson's Restaurant,
r. 76 Dearborn
Anderson Andrew A. machinist, r. 1854th
Anderson Andrew L. machinist, r. 230 W. Ran-
dolph
Anderson Andrus, lab. r. 194 N. Union
Anderson Ann Mrs. r. 379 S. DesPlaines
Anderson Ann, wid. Fredrick, r. rear 268 Hubbard
Anderson Anna, wid. James, r. 135 Fry
Anderson Anna Mrs. midwife, 163 Milwaukee av.
Anderson Anna Mrs. r. 245 Superior
Anderson Anthony, harnessmkr. r. 102 N. Paulina
Anderson Anthony, teamster, C- Jevne, r. 328 W.
Indiana
Anderson August, boardinghouse. 17 Dunn
Anderson August, cabinetmkr. r. 150 Townsend
Anderson August, carpenter, r. 60 4th
Anderson August, coachman, r. 272 Huron
Anderson August, lab. r. 175 W. Chicago av.
Anderson August, sailor, r. 209 N. Halsted
Anderson August, stonecutter, r. 189 Adams
Anderson August, tailor, W.H.Reid, r. 57 Bremer
Anderson August S. lab. r. rear 53 Bremer
Anderson Augusta, dressmkr. I. Calling, r. 342
Church
Anderson Augusta E. Miss, teacher, Haven School,
r. 493 Butterfleld
Anderson Augustus, bookbinder, r. 418 W. Indiana
Anderson Augustus, saloon, 138 Jackson
Anderson Axel. lab. r. rear 68 Bremer
Anderson A. bookstore, 121 Indiana
Anderson A. cabinetmkr. Thayer & Tobey, r. 187
Townsend
Anderson A. carpenter, r. 165 Hubbard
Anderson A. carpenter, r. 187 Townsend
Anderson A. carpenter, S. Simons & Co. r. 150
Townsend
Anderson A. elk. A. C. Greenebaum
Anderson A. machinist, Bent & Goward.r. 14 Ford
Anderson A. machinist, Holmes, Pyott & Co.
Anderson A. painter, r. 184 N. Carpenter
Anderson A. student, Bryant &. Chase's Bus-
iness College
Anderson A, tailor, A. Word. 24 W. Oak
Anderson A. Miss, tailoress, r. 114 Hickory av.
Anderson A. B. (W. L. Hubbard & Co.), r. Peyton,
Ills.
Anderson A. C. boots and shoes, 15 Milwaukee av.
Anderson A. F. painter, J. H. Anderson, r. 723
Fulton
Anderson A. G. machinist, r. 68 N. Desplaines
Anderson A. J. Rev. pastor, Swedish Methodist
Church, r. 326 N. Franklin
Anderson A. J. bkpr. r. 709 W. Jackson
Anderson A. M. carpenter, r. 108 Bremer
Anderson A. P. carpenter, r, 12 4th
Anderson A. S. wid. John, r. 150 N. Ada
Anderson A. W. drayman, Warren & Upton, r. 332
Ohio
Anderson A. W. harnespmkr. r. 332 Ohio
FAIRBANKS
H. M. Wilmarth & Bro.
Gas Fixtures,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET.
At 137 & 139 State Street.
Anderson Bengt. wines and liquors, 133 Chicago
av. r. 213 N. Market
Anderson Benj. carpenter, S. Simons <fc Co. r. 150 .
Townsend
Anderson Benjamin, sailor, r. 7 N. Rucker
Anderson Benjamin L. (B. L. Anderson & Co.), r.
246 Forquer
Anderson Benjamin N. Anderson's Hotel
Anderson Berant, cooper, r. 210 Vine
Anderson Bernhart, blksmith. r. 158 N. Union
Anderson Bernt, currier, r. 15 Elston av.
Anderson Bernt jr. tanner, r.15 Elston av.
Anderson Bertel, shoemkr. F. Waddock, r. 311 W.
Chicago av.
Anderson Bertha Mro. r. rear 168 N. Desplaines
Anderson Betsey Mrs. r. 59 W. Erie
Anderson Bretta, wid. Andrew, r. 311 Hurlbut
Anderson Burgher, lab. r. 166 W. Indiana
Anderson B. captain, r. '12 Pleasant
Anderson B. elk. S. Undem, r. 280 W. Indiana
AndersonB. r. 13431st
Anderson B. lab. r. 167 W. Indiana ,
Anderson B. painter, r. 245 Townsend
Anderson B. wid. Andrew, r. 135 Lincoln
Anderson B. L. & Co. lumber, Fisk, bet. 22d and
Lumber
Anderson B. T. shipcarpenter, r. rear 56 4th
Anderson Carin, wid. Peter, r. Ill Townsend
Anderson Carl, cabinetmkr.r. 150 Townsend
Anderson Carl, carpenter, r. rear 222 Division
Anderson Carl, lab. r. 162 N. Sangamon
Anderson Carl, lab. r. 106 Bremer
Anderson Carl. lab. r. 41 4th
Anderson Carl, stonecutter, r. 136 Wesson
Anderson Carl J. lab. r. rear 38 Bremer
Anderson Charles, barber, r. 81 Illinois
Anderson Charles, blksmith, r. 100 Bushnell
Anderson Charles, blksmith, r. 104 N. Desplaines,
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 13 Otis
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 41 4th
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r, 102 4th
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 262 Church
Anderson Charles, elk. r 61 Huron
Anderson Charles, elk. r. 28 VanBuren
Anderson Charles, expressman, r. 182 N. Des-
plaines
Anderson Charles, finisher, Thayer & Tobey, r. 573
W. Madison
Anderson Charles, gardener, r. 75 Loomia
Anderson Charles, hostler, r. 846 Cottage Grove
av.
Anderson Charles, lab. r. 126 Bremer t
Anderson Charles, lab. r. rear 19 Bremer
Anderson Charles, lab. r. 125 Chicago av.
Anderson Charles, lab. C. & N. W. Ry. Wis. Div. r.
178 Carroll
Anderson Charles, lab. r. 12 Wesson
Anderson Charles, lab. r. 11 Peiin
Anderson Charles, lab. r. 121 Ohio
Anderson Charles, locksmith, A. Syversen, r. 683
N. Franklin
Anderson Charles, newsdepot, 140 S. Halsted, r.
165 S. Halsted
Anderson Charles, tailor, r. 62 Meridan
Anderson Charles, sexton, r. 202 3d av.
Anderson Charles, stonecutter, r. 136 Wesson
Anderson Charles, tailor, r. 230 N. Union
Anderson Charles, teamster, r. 114 Carroll
Anderson Charles A., U. S, secret service
Anderson Charles A. cooper, r. 13 Cornelia
Anderson Charles G. L. moulder, r. 389 24th
Anderson Charles J. plasterer, r. 17 Cornelia
Anderson Charles J. sailor, r. 18 Hunt
Anderson Charles P.real estate agt. r. 389 S.Halsted
Anderson Charlotte, dressmkr. I. Calling, r. 262
Church
Anderson Charlotte, wid. Carl, r. 97 Bremer
Anderson Christ, lab. r. 430 Archer av.
Anderson Christian, carpenter, r. 34 Hunt
SEWERS CLEANED
AND REPAIRED
By WM. M. 1>EE, BTo.
1O5 Monroe Street.
Mead & Coe, Loan and Real Estate Agent*, 154 Washington St.,
Money loaned on Real rotate for a term of years.
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l Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE
Office and Yard, No. 2 W. VanBuren St.
<* Anderson Christian, lab. r. 284 N. May
*J5 Anderson Christian, lab. r. 34 Mark av.
5* Anderson Christian, lab. r. 197 Johnson
ft Anderson Christian, sawyer A. H. Andrews & Co.
^ r. 254 N. Sangamon
. Anderson Christian, varnisher C. H. McCormick &
Co. r. 141 Wesson
V Anderson Christian M. blksmith, r. 139 16th
9 Anderson Christian W. lab. r. 235 N. Halsted
QB Anderson Christopher, machinist, r. 139 16th
Anderson Clarence, lab. r. rear 5 N. Rncker
^ Anderson Clans, carpenter, r. 330 Arnold
JJ Anderson Collwell, engineer, f. 165 W. Chicago av
* Anderson Cornelias V. Anderson Hotel, r. 1493
A Prairie av.
fa Anderson C. carpenter, J. B. Thomas, r. 104 S.
H Peoria
g Anderson C. farmer, r. Hotel Denmark
Anderson C. mason, r. 200 N. Morgan
Anderson C. mason, r. 157 Chicago av.
I J| Anderson C. student, Bryant & Chase's Ilusi-
|iQ ness College
Anderson C. A. driver Chicago No. 5, r. 31 Blue
w Island av.
~ Anderson C A. r. 7 Gurley
v Anderson C. M. hat and cap mnfr. r. 210 and 212
.^ Milwaukee av.
S w Anderson C. R. porter S. L. Bignall & Co. r. 238 N.
LaSalle
Anderson C. W. basketmkr, r. 79 Ohio
W Anderson Daniel, r. 179 Bushnell
Anderson Daniel, carpenter, I. C.R. R.r. 179 Bush-
nell
^g Anderson David, boilermkr. r. 306 W Polk
4h Anderson David, salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r.
9 120 3d av.
Anderson D. J. millwright, r. 296 W. Polk
Anderson D. S. tel. op. Pacific & Atlantic Tel. Co.
r. 170 N. Dearbor i
Anderson'Edward, elk. r. 135 Lincoln
) Anderson Edward, lab. r. 132 W. Adams
Anderson Edwin, tinner, Dane,Westlake & Covert,
S r. 80 Milwaukee av.
Anderson Ellen, wid. Anders, r.. rear 86 Bremer
Anderson Enoch, tailor, r. 287 Washington av.
Anderson Eric, lab. 91 Wesson
Anderson E. bkpr. r. 1654 Aberdeen
Anderson E. elk. r. 610 S. Canal
Anderson E. hairworker, r.222 Holt
Anderson E. watchman, r. 127 N. Market
Anderson E. tailor, 43 He'n
Anderson E. B. bkpr. Field, Leiter & Co. r. 75
Morgan
Anderson E. H. wheelwright, r. 723 Fulton
Anderson E. M. lab. r. 169 N. Union
J$ Anderson E. T. carpenter, F. T. Martin
B, Anderson Fannie G. Mrs. printer, r. 63 X. Halsted
Anderson Frank A. bkpr. W. T. Keenan & Co. r.
1254 Indiana av.
Anderson Frank Rodney, signpainter, r. 74 Foster
j Anderson Frederick, harnessmkr. Edward Addy,
r. 84 S. Jefferson
Anderson Frederick C. barber, W. A. Hettich, r. 81
Illinois
3 Anderson Fwthjof, lab. r. 15 Pleasant
^ Anderson F. R. oysters, r. 1312 Indiana av.
gj Anderson George, carpenter, r. 126 Ashland av.
~ Anderson George, carver, r. 426 W. 12th
JJ Anderson George, elk. r. 288 Htibbard
^ Anderson George, elk. r. 91 S. Snngamon
"* Anderson George, lab. r. 421 W. Taylor
A Anderson George, cooper, r. 8!l Bln'cklinwk
JJJ. Anderson George, shipcarpenter, r. 74 W. Division
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Anderson George, jr. lettercarrier, r. 1464 Inditina
av.
Anderson Georsre A. cashr. Andersons' Dining
Rooms, r. 134 31st
Anderson Georire C. carver, W. Kautsky. r. W. 12th
Anderson George E.brassftnisher,r.l424 Prairie av.
Anderson George M. inspector, r. 14(14 Indiana
Anderson Grethe, wid. Johan, r. 55 Bremer
Anderson Gunder. shoemkr. r. 276 Htibbard
Anderson Gus, waiter, r. 359 Clark
Anderson Gustaf. bookbinder, Culver,Page,Hoyne
& Co. r. 418 W. Indiana
Anderson Gustav, shipcarpenter, Miller Bros, r.110
Hickory av.
Anderson Gustay, lab. r. 108 Bremer
Anderson G. finisher, r. 1424 Prairie av.
Anderson G. shoemkr. r. 162 N. Sangamon
Anderson G. A. sailor, r. 162 N. SangVonon
Anderson G. B. lab. r.70 Polk
Anderson Hans, carpenter, r. 216 N. Desplaines-
Anderson Hans, carpenter, r. rear 40 Hunt
Anderson Hans, carpenter, r. 233 N. Halsted
Anderson Hans, cigarmkr. r. 25 W. Quincy
Anderson Hans, gardener, r. 102 4th
Anderson Hans, lab. r. 244 N. Halsted
Anderson Hans, moulder, r. 247 N Green
Anderson Hans (Sandberz & Anderson), r. 181 Chi-
cago av.
Anderson Henry, bootmkr. T. Ryan, r. 103 Bremer
Anderson Henry, elk. r. 70 Polk
Anderson Henry, fire dept. r. 284 N. May
Anderson Henry, lab. r. 69 4th
Anderson Henry, painter, r. 147 W. Indiana
Anderson Henry, sailor, r. 86 Foster
Anderson Henry, silversmith, r. 35 W. Washington
Anderson Hobert, cabinetmkr. r. 14 Milwaukee av.
Anderson Horatio, r. 174 N. Curtis
Anderson Horatio, blksmith, r. 119 4th
Anderson H. A. paperstock, 95 5th av. r. 835 Burn-
side
Anderson H. E. agt. r. 184 N. Peoria
Anderson H. H. lawyer, 82 La Salle, r. 291 Ontario
Anderson H. J. bkpr. r. 334 Wentworth av.
Andersrn Isaac, grocer, 282 Clark
Anderson Isaac, sailor, r. 104 Townsend
Anderson Isaac, r. Park pi. bet. Indiana av. and
Cottage Crove av.
Anderson Israel, stonecutter, r. rear 30 Bremer
Anderson I. M. basketmkr. r. rear 164 N. Ada
Anderson I. P. tailor, I. Calling, r. 260 Division
Anderson Jacob, blksmith. r. rear 20 Bremer
Anderson Jacob, lab. r. 395 S, Desplaines
Anderson James, blksmith. r. 229 W. Lake
Anderson James, carpenter, r. 61 W. Jackson
Anderson James, elk. r. 76 Miller
Anderson James, elk. F. M. & W. A. Shepard, r.
Washington House
Anderson James, gasfltter, r. 236 Hubbard
Anderson James, gasfitter, r. 235 Hubbard
Anderson James, lab.r. 281 Michigan
Anderson James, lab. r. rear 169 N. Union
Anderson James, patternmkr. r. 107 W. Quincy
Anderson James, printer, Bureau Printing Co. r_
276 W. Harrison
Anderson James, sailor, r. 227 N. Water
Anderson James, sailor, r. 75 Brown
Anderson James, sailor, r. 830 S. Halstead
Anderson James, wagonmkr. J. H. Anderson, r..
318 W. Lake
Anderson James jr. carpenter, r. 121 N. LaSalle
Anderson James H.carpenter,r.5M> Washington av.
Anderson James S. jr. propr. Anderson's Hotel,
151 Dearborn, r. 13431st
Anderson Jennie, teacher Newberry School
Anderson Joachim, r. 206 N. Green
Anderson Johan, lab. r. 88 Wesson
Anderson Johan, mason, r. 58 W. Oak
Anderson Johan, shoemkr. 10 Bremer
Anderson Johan A. elk. r. 147 W. Indiana
Anderson Johan E. lab. r. 163 Wesson
Anderson Johanna Mrs. r. 21 Otis
Anderson Johannes, lab. r. rear 257 N. Green
Anderson John, r. 104 N. Desplaines
Anderson John, bkpr. asst. baggageman, C. & N. .
W. Ry. r. 104 N. Desplaines
DIEBOLD & KIEHZLE'S
Safes and Bank Locks
D. S. COVERT, Qen'l Agent.
03 Dearborn Street.
BACKERS' SAFES made at Harris'
SAFE FACTORY, 6O and 62 South Canal Street.
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Anderson John, bartender, r. 3T8 Hurlbut
Anderson John, baeketmkr. r. 311 Hurlbut
Anderson John, blksmith, r. 166 W. Indiana
Anderson John, boardlnghotlBe, 43 to 49 Elston av.
Anderson Jolin, cabinetmkr. r. 165 S. Desplaines
Anderson John, cabiuetmkr, Joseph H. Pike. r.
8!Hi Division
Anderson John, cabinetmkr. r. 10 Wendell
Anderson John, capt. r. 323 Hubbard
Anderson John, carbuilder. r. 298 Butterfleld
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 359 Brie
Anderson John, carpenter, 187 N. Franklin
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 197 Curtis
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 256 Blue Island ar.
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 577 Mitchell
Anderson John, carpenter, r. ss. Labar, bet. Larra-
bee and Division
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 4a3 Butterfleld
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 88 W. Division
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 194 Townsend
Anderson John, elk. A. H. Anderson, r. 140 W.
Erie
Anderson John, collector, W. U. Tel. Co. r. 421 W.
Taylor
Anderson John, lab.r.281 Michigan
Anderson John, lab. r. 45 Broad
Anderson John, lab. r. 113 Ontario
Anderson John, lab. r. rear 206 N. Desplaines
Anderson John, lab. r. 178 Wesson
Anderson John, lab. r. 254 N. Sangamon
Anderson John, lab. r. 626 Bremer
Anderson John, lab. r. 88 Bremer
Anderson John, r. 57 Bremer
Anderson John, r. 421 W. Taylor
Anderson John, lab. r. 134 Townsend
Anderson John, lab. r. 80 N. Ann
Anderson John, lab. r. 80 N. Kucker
Anderson John, lab. rear 73 Bremer
Anderson John, lab. 598 8. Canal
Anderson John (Langland & Anderson), r. 536
Hurlbnt
Anderson John, nurse, Cook county hospital
Anderson John, painter, B. A. Boughton, r. 997
State
Anderson John, painter, r. 100 N. Wells
Anderson John, Philips & Liebenstein, r. 254 N.
Sangamon
Anderson John, sailmkr. r. 93 Erie
Anderson John, sailmkr. r. 165 N. Morgan
Anderson John, sailor, r. 715 Kinzie
Anderson John, sailor, r. 191 N. Curtis
Anderson John, sailor, r. 165 Larrabee
Anderson John, shoemkr. 103 Townsend
Anderson John, shoemkr. r. 77 W. Kinzie
Anderson John, tailor, r. es. Robert, bet. Chicago
av. and Superior
Anderson John, tailor, r. 22 Otis
Anderson John, tailor, r. rear 259 N. Green
Anderson John, tailor, r. 41 Gardner
Anderson John, woodworker, H. A. Pitts' Sons,
r. 253 Polk
Anderson John A. (John Almquist & Anderson),
r. 245 Superior
Anderson John B. elk. r. 429 S. Canal
Anderson John C. grocer, r. Paulina, sw. cor. Ty-
lor
Anderson John E. shoemkr. C. B. Sawyer & Co. r.
233 Huron
Anderson John J. shoemkr. 179^ W. Lake, r. 147
W. Indiana
Anderson John P. carpenter, r. 51 W. Oak
Anderson John T. bagageman, r. 122 N. Carpenter
Anderson John T. expressman, r. 176 4th av.
Anderson John W. wagonmkr. r. rear 283 S. Mor-
gan
Anderson Jonathan R. lawyer, r. 228 W. Madison
Anderson Joseph, lab. r. 69 W. Indiana
Anderson Joseph, lab. J. S. Kirk & Co. r. 27
Bremer
H. M. Wilm-artli & Bro.
Gas Fitting,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET.
THE MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK
or the City of Chicago.
CAPITAL, ... $100,000.
JACOB R. SHIPHERD, Pres't, Louis WAHL, V. Pres't,
CUAS.B.SHEDD, Treas., Hon. I. G.WILSON, Counsel.
Exclusively a SAVIN'GS Bank No commercial accounts received
Pays six per cent, upon Deposits Money to loan on Real Estate.
Banking House 164 Twenty-Second St.
Anderson Joseph, lab. O'Connor & Baynes, r. 151
Kinzie
Anderson Josephine Mrs. r. 112 W. Liberty
Anderson J. wid. Andrew, washerwoman, r. 178
Sedgwick
Anderson J. calsominer, r. 128 Ohio
Anderson J. A. cabinetmkr. r. 212 Illinois
Anderson J. C. moulder, r. 216 W. Tavlor
Anderson J. C. salesman, C. W. & E. Pardridge &
Co. r. 28 Van Buren,
Anderson J. D. elk. Star Union Line, r. 76 26th
Anderson J. F. r. 121 N. La Salle
Anderson J. H. wagoninkr. 39 Curtis, r. 723 Fulton
Anderson J. H. cigars and tobacco, 226>4 State
Anderson J. R. (Garrison & Anderson), r. 228 W.
Madison
Anderson J. W. printer, Lakeside Pub. Co.'r. 83
Jackson
Anderson Karen Mrs. r. 53 W. Erie
Anderson Katie Miss, saloon, 418 State
Anderson Lars, tailor, r. 52 Wesson
Anderson Lars I. carpenter, r. 242 Townsend
Anderson Laura Mrs. r. 226 N. Clark
Anderson Lena, r. 13 Hunt
Anderson Lewis, carpenter, r. Butterfleld, nr. 37th
Anderson Lewis, lab. 158 N. Sangamon
Anderson Louis, baggageman, r. 564 Arnold
Anderson Louis, baggageman, r. 564 Arnold
Anderson Louis, bootmkr. r. 152 Forquer
Anderson Lonis, lab. 139 W. Indiana
Anderson Louis, painter, r. 155 Hubbard
Anderson Louis,porter, Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor
& Co. r. 209 W. Randolph
Anderson Louis, sailor, r. 166 N. Curtis
Anderson L. carpenter, r. 190 Division
Anderson L. tailor, P. Bye
Anderson L. A. showcasemkr. D. Barclay, r. 130
Ontario
Anderson L. O. r. 155 W. Indiana
Anderson L. R. student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Anderson Magnus, mason, r. 58 W. Oak
Anderson Margaret, wid. Robert, r. 173 Wood
Anderson Margaret E. wid. A. J. r. 17 Cornelia
Anderson Maria Mrs. r. 126 Milwaukee av.
Anderson Martha Mrs. dressmkr. 180 S. Clinton
Anderson Martha Mrs. r. 43 4th
Anderson Martha, wid. Johnson, r. 14 Hunt
Anderson Martin, carpenter, r. 136% N. Jefferson
Anderson Martin, carver, r. 143 W. Chicago av.
Anderson Martin, machinist, r. 158 N. Sangamon
Anderson Martin, printer, M. Cahill & Co. r. 50
Larrabee
Anderson Martin, sailor, r. 225 W. 12th
Anderson Martin, tailor, John Olson, r. 151 Larra-
bee
Anderson Mary, nurse, Cook Co. Hospital
Anderson Mary Mrs. r. 58 4th
Anderson Mary, wid. Anders, r. 126 Bremer
Anderson Mary, wid. Andrew, r. 158 N. Sangamon
Anderson Mary, wid. John, r. 128 W. Indiana
Anderson Mary, wid. Louis, r. rear 266 4th
Anderson Mason, lab. r. 189 Michigan
Anderson Mathias, tailor, Ole Lattm, r. 94 Chicago
av.
Anderson Mathilda, wid. Adolph, r. 153 Wesson
Anderson Mollie Miss,r.l44 4th av.
Anderson Mrs. washerwoman, r. 113 N. Desplaines
Anderson Michael, machinist, r. rear 268 Hubbard
Anderson M. lab. r. 9 Otis
Anderson M. lab. r. 169 N. Union
Anderson Narve, tailor, r. 56 W. Erie
Anderson Nels, lab. r. rear 22 Bremer
Anderson Nels, sailor, r. 213 W. Erie
Anderson Nels. flour and feed, 912 W. Lake
Anderson Nelson, coachman, r. 1081 Indiana av.
Anderson Niels G. lab. r. 91 Wesson
Anderson Nils, bkpr. F. C. Brown, r. 989 N. Clark
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Mead dc Coe, Real Estate and Loan Agents, 154 Washington St.,
We invite correspondence on any matters connected with Chicago Heal Estate.
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~ Illinois Coal.
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and as i?ood as the best for all ordinary purposes. tj&~ Free of Skte
andSulpnur.
Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.,
W No. 3 West Van Buren Street, Chicgo.
Anderson N. carpenter, r. 676 May
Anderson N. elk. Miller* Drew, r. 135 Lincoln
Anderson Ole, carpenter, r. al. rear 208 N. Des-
plaines
Anderson Ole, carpenter, r. 163 N. Sangamon,
Anderson Ole, lab. r. 216 N. Desplaines
Anderson Ole, lab. r. rear 78 Bremer
Anderson Ole, lab. r. 156 N. Sangamon
Anderson Ole, lab. r. 88 Bremer
Anderson Ole, upholsterer, r. 184 N. Carpenter
Anderson Ole, wagonmkr. Bohanon & Purington,
r. 93 Hunt
Anderson Olin, jeweler, Milhening & Lauderback,
r. 191 N. Halsted
Anderson Oliver, carpenter, r. 14, 4th
Anderson Oluf, elk. r. 288 Hubbard
Anderson Olnf, act. r. 174 Bremer
Anderson Orrim V. car insp. r. 22 S. Green
Anderson Oscar, blksmith, r. 245 N. Market
Anderson Oscar, painter, r. 140 Larrabee
Anderson Otto, tanner, r. 175 W. Chicago ar.
Anderson O. organbuilder. r. 2(1 Riicker
Anderson O. A. stationer,15 N.Wells, r.121 Indiana
Anderson Patrick, lab. r. 72 Ohio
Anderson Patrick, lab. r. Morgan, cor. Wright
Anderson Patrick, mechanic, r. 421 W. Taylor
Anderson Peter, r. 186 N. Green
Anderson Peter, basketmkr. r. 311 Hurlbut
Anderson Peter, brushmkr. r. 100 5th av.
Anderson Peter, carpenter, r. rear 97 Bremer
Anderson Peter, carpenter, r. 15 Pleasant
Anderson Peter,carpenter.r.73 E!m
Anderson Peter, lab. r. 359 W. Madison
Anderson Peter, lab. r. 41 W. Adams
Anderson Peter, lab. r. rear 160 N. Desplaines
Anderson Peter, lab. r. 98 Wesson
Anderson Peter, machinist, r. 257 Mitchell
Anderson Peter, sailor, r. 16 Fayj
Anderson Peter, sailor, r. Arcade ct, bet. LaSalle
and 5th av.
Anderson Peter, upholsterer, r. 131 N. Halsted,
Anderson Peter G. carpenter, r. 14 Oak
Anderson Peter G. lab. r. rear 124 Wesson
Anderson Peter J. lab. r. rear r.'4 Wesson
Anderson Philip, elk. Claris & Rogers, r. 432 W.
Monroe
Anderson Philip W. confectioner, r. 74 Foster
Anderson P. carpenter, r. 299 Wentworth av.
Anderson P. spongebedmnfr. r. 154 Huron
Anderson P. tailor, r. 102 Townsend
Anderson P. J. com. mer. r. 81 S. Green
Anderson P. N. r. 104 N. Desplaines
Anderson Rasmus, shoemkr. 328 W. Indiana
Anderson Robert, lab. r. 234 29th
Anderson Robert, sailor, r. 649 W. Indiana
Anderson Robert, salesman, Carson, Pirie & Co. r.
51 Brown
Anderson Robert, waiter, r. rear 266 3d ay.
Anderson R. lab. r. 178 N. Jefferson
Anderson R. lab. r. 238 N. La Salle
Anderson Samuel, carpenter, r. 304 W. Indiana
Anderson Samuel, carpenter, r. rear 30 Wesson
Anderson Sarah Mrs. dressmkr. r. 258 State
Anderson Sarah Jane, r. 224 S. Jefferson
Anderson Severin, carpenter, r. 283 N. May
Anderson Simpson, carpenter, r. 157 N. Ada
Anderson Solomon, tailor, r. 22 Hunt
Anderson Sophia, wid. Edward, r. 212 N. Market
Anderson Sven, tailor, r. 93 Superior
Anderson Swante. carpenter, r. 222 South Park av.
Anderson S. cabinetmkr. r. 102 Larabee
Anderson S. lab. r. 100 Townsend
Anderson S. shoemkr. r. 266 4th
Anderson S. E. sailor, r. 158 N. Sangamon
Anderson S. P. lab. r. 75 Wesson
Anderson Thomas, r. 197 S. Clinton
Anderson Thomas, lab. r. 168 W. Indiana
Anderson Thomas W. with J. W. Doane & Co. r.
735 Michigan
Anderson Tjelling Gustave, lab. r. 87 Townseud
Anderson Tobias/blksmith, r. 251 N. Green
Anderson Tobias, cooper, r. 155 N. Ada
Anderson Toney, painter, r. 57 W. Kinzie
Anderson William, r. Allen House
Anderson William, r. 207 Washington
Anderson William, carpenter, r. ws.Henshaw av.
nr. Wilmot av.
Anderson William, carpenter,' r. 98 Sedgwick
Anderson William, elk. Allen House
Anderson William, organmkr. r. Sedgwick
Anderson William, painter, r. 72 Milwaukee av.
Anderson William, porter, r. 112% Pacific av.
Anderson William, shoemkr. r. rear 219 Jackson
Anderson William, steward, Wright's Restaurant,
r. Opera House
Anderson William, tailor, r. 168 W. Indiana
Anderson William, waiter, r. rear 22 Pacific av.
Anderson William Mrs. boardinghouse. 225 State
Anderson William R. tinsmith, r. 174 18th
Anderson William S. printer, M. Cahill & Co. r. 50
Larrabee
Anderson W. lab. r. 64 W. Indiana
Anderson W. lab. Thomas Goodwille, r. North Pier
Anderson W. waiter, Douglas House
Anderson W. C. salesman, Warner, Higgins &
Beers
Anderson W. H. (Williams & Anderson), r. 343 W.
Washington
Anderson W. I. lab. r. 27 Bremer
Anderson W. J. carpenter, r. ws. Henshaw, nr.
Wilmot av.
Anderson W. L. lab. r. 70 Polk
Anderson , brushmkr. r. 259 W. Chicago av.
Anderson , lab. r. 15 Bremer
Anderson , photographer, O. F. Weaver
Anderson & Poulson, grocers, 342 Milwaukee av.
Anderson's European Hotel and Dining Rtxrais,
147, 149 and 151 Dearborn, James S. Anderson'
jr. propr.
Anderssohn J. C. (Anderssohn & Wissel), r. 179
N. Dearborn
Anderssohn & Wissel, cabinetmkrs. 174 N. Clark
Andersson A. L. lab. r. 22 Hubbard
Andersson William, lab. r. 81 W. Madison
Andes John, lab. r. 130 Grove
Andre Frederic, elk. J. V. Farwell & Co. r. 19^STich-
igan av.
Andree Ambrose (Andree & Hand), r. 80 E. Whitney
Andree Charles, restaurant, 136 Clark, r. 68 Mohawk
Andree Henry, pedler, r. 250 W. Polk
Andree Henry, jr. pedler, r. 250 W. Polk
Andree <fc Hand, clotbing, 33 N. Clark
Andrees J. C. elk. Gage JBros. i& Co. r. 120 3d av.
Andres Jacob, mason, r. 532 State
Andres John, barber. 523 State
Andres Ludwig, tailor, r. 65 John
Andres Samuel, cooper, r. 264 W. Indiana
Andres S. R. S. auctioneer, r. 201 W. Washington
Andress H. r. 750 Cottage Grove av.
Andress William, saloon, r. 146 Lake av.
Andrew Adam (Albert Andrew & Bro.) r. 422 Arch-
er av.
Andrew Albert & Bro. saloon, 422 Archer av.
Andrew Albert (Albert Andrew & Bro.), r.422 Arch-
er av.
Andrew Ann Eliza, wid. Clifton, boardinghouse,
219 W. Randolph
Andrew Charles, carpenter, r. 20 Gold
Andrew D. A. r. 219 W. Randolph
Andrew James, teamster, r. 733 Veruon av.
Andrew John, blksmith, r. 34 Larabee
Andrew Joseph E. printer, r. 219 W. Randolph
Andrew J. C. mason, r. 1410 Indiana av.
Andrew Richard, lab. r. 87 Northwestern av.
Andrew Thomas H. painter, r. 219 W. Randolph
Andrew William, teamster, r. 143 Lyman.
Andrew , coachman, Horatio Reed, r. 582 Mich-
igan av.
IDiebold <& ZSienzle's
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent,
93 Dearborn Street.
A Large stock of New and Second-hand Safes at
HARRIS* FACTORY, GO and O2 South Canal Street.
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Andrews Aaron (Andrews & Kuhn), r. 140 5th av-
Andrews Albert, railroad employe, r.lfiti W.Jackson
Andrews Aldcn, sailor, r. 317 W. Pulk
Andrews Alfred H. (A. H. Andrews & Co.), r. 187
Wabash av.
Andrews Alic. H. r. 14 Meridan
Andrews August A. (B. G. Gill & Co.), r. 405 W.
Monroe
Andrews A. jeweler and loan office 195 Clark, r. 206
Clark
Andrews A. B. student, Bgyant <fc Chase's
Business College
Andrews A. C. printer, Tribune, r. 81 School
A1YI>UE\VS A. H. &. CO. school, office and
church furniture mnfrs. Ill State, mnfy. 82
W. Washington
Andrews A. P. agt. r. Central House
Andrews A. S. salesman, A. G. Downs <fe Co. r. 181
W. Washington
Andrews' Building, LaSalle, cor. Arcade ct.
Andrews Charles A. night editor, Tribune, 235 W.
Washington
Andrews Charles F. E. tel. opp. r. Swan nr. Went-
worth av.
Andrews Charles J. salesman, Hamlin, Hale fc Co.
r. 17 Gurley
Andrews Charles W. com. mer. r. 952 N. Clark
Andrews Charles W. jr. elk. P. O. r. 952 N. Clark
Andrews C. O. tel. opp. P. <fc A. Tel. Co.
Andrews Ebenezer, (Andrews <fc Bro.) r. 389 Wa-
bash av.
Andrews Edmund, physician, 6 16th
Andrews Edward, sailor, r. 148 Walnut
Andrews Edwin, sailor, r. 14 Meridan
Andrews Edwin, sailor, r. 16 Pearce
Andrews Edwin E. builder, r. 76 Throop
Andrews Erick, basketmkr. r. 260 Church
.Andrews E. N. with A. H. Andrews & Co. r. 12 N.
Curtis
Andrews Fairman L. (C. T. Boal & Co.), r. 38 Union
Park pi.
Andrews George H. elk. A. Farrar & Co. r. 364 W
Randolph
Andrews George H. ensineer, r. 557 S. Jefferson
Andrews George L. elk. r. 87 Aberdeen
Andrews George P. builder, 87 Aberdeen
Andrews Helen Mrs. cook, r. 65 Kroger
Andrews Henry D. r. 65 Kroger
Andrews Herbert C. (A. H. Andrews & Co.), r. 187
Wiibash av.
Andrews Ira A. civ. eng. Wolcott & Fox, r. 528 N.
Clark
Andrews Ira B. hairdresser, r. 528 N. Clark
Andrews I. R. realestate, roott 17 , Methodist Cnurch
blk.
Andrews .lames, carpenter, r. 128 N. LaSalle
Andrews James, bkpr. Millard & Decker, r. Lawn-
dale
Andrews James S. elk. I. C. R. R. r. 76 Throop
Andrews Jerome, carpenter, r. 66 Illinois
Andrews Jesse, waiter, St. Jamos llotel
Andrews John, lab. r. 229 Church
Andrews John, carpenter, r. 481 Loomis
Andrews Joseph, elk. r. 547 Michigan av.
Andrews Joseph H. (Andrews & Bro.), r. 389 Wa-
bash av.
Andrews J D. millwright, r. 158 W. Harrison
Andrews J. E. printer, r. 219 W. Randolph
Andrews Louisa, r. 1294th ar.
Andrews Lyon, clothing, 144 5th av.
Andrews L. E. conductor, r. 246 W. Randolph
AXDREWS MARTm, realestate dealer,
1 Arcade ct. r. 578 Wabash av.
Andrews Mary Miss, dre-smkr. r. 197 Townsend
Andrew s Michael, r. 8 Keeley
Andrews Mrs. music teacher, r. Major blk.
Andrews P. B. lumber mer. r. 148 Walnut
Andrews Reuben S. wood nnd coal, Lincoln av. cor.
Larrabee, r. 474 Hurlbut
H.M.Wilmartli&Bro.
BRONZES & CLOCKS,
1(>T/ & 109 Lake Street.
PRINTERS' STOCK OF ALL KINDS. I
Catalogue and Samples sent on Application. . ^
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Andrews Richard H. foreman, Geo. F. Foster, r. 48
N. Halsted
Andrews Robert H. elk. r. 123 W. Kinzie t
Andrews Rodolphus T, surveyor, r. 528 N. Clark
Andrews R. F. elk. Marsh Bros.
Andrews R. H. reporter, Evening Post, r. 70 N.
Peoria g
Andrews Sarah, wid. Aldin, r. 14 Meridian ^
Andrews Sidney B. coffee house, rear 145 Madison, 5^
r. 59 29th ^
Andrews Solomon, pawnbroker, 162 5th av.
Andrew Solomon B. r. 59 29th ^>
Andrews Theodore F. agt. Chicago and Lyons Lime . *
Co. r. 94 16th
Andrews Thomas, restaurant, 155 Dearborn, r. 19
Congress ^
Andrews Walter,' machinist, r. 596 W. Erie
Andrews William, sailor, r. 148 Walnut
Andrews William, coal agt. r. 15 Gnrley
Andrews William, cooper, r. 53 Elgin
Andrews W. A. pedlar, r. 233 4th av.
Andrews W. B. supt. S. B. Andrews, r. 44 and 45 M
Pope's blk. W
Andrews W. H. elk. Gage Bros. & Co. ft
Andrews W. R. machinist, C. Mason & Co. r. 596 W. T
Erie *
Andrews -, salesman, r. Ill Adams pq
Andrews , elk. r. 168 Walnut A
Andrews & Bro. realestate. 108 Madison Jj
Andrews & Kuhn, pawnbrokers, 140 5th av. 4^
Andrick L. M. r. Everett House,
Andriezky Thaddeus, lab. r. ws. Fay, bet. Phil- ^
lips and Pratt
Andrin George, saloon, 262 Madison W
Andrisminger , elk. r. Huber House ^
Audros Christopher, bricklayer, r. 227 Hurlbut w
Andros Mary, wid. Christian, r. 227 Hurlbut M
Andros Nicholas, painter, r. 227 Hurlbut '
Andrus E. H. caller, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 150 5
Pine ^
Andrus Martin E. bkpr. Lansing & Ballon, r. Hon- ^
ore Block, Dearborn, sw. cor. Monroe ^
Andrns Samuel, printer, r. 516 State ft
Andrus William E. baker, r. 16 26th
Andus Magnus Calson, r. 335 South Park av.
Anerson John, machinist, bds. 194 N. Wells
Anflnd Christine, r. 181 W. Erie
Angel John, lab. r. 399 W. 16th
Angel John, lab. r. 67 Howe p<
Angel Nicholas C. upholsterer, Pullman Car Co, r. r:J
52 E. White 0Q
Angel Peter, lab. r. 397 W. 16th RJ
Angelhardt Elizabeth, r. 74 Howe <*
Angell Byron D. tfav. agt. J. Hutchinson, r.
Fort Wayne *
Angell Charles W. sec. Pullman Car Co. r. 172
Michigan av. <|
Angell Edward A. intelligence office, 149 5th av. r.
207 W. Polk ~
Angell E. F. (Cubley & Angell), r. 181 Wabash av. |f
Angell F. B. watchmaker and jeweler, 522 S. Hal-
sted
Angell F. E. tel. operator, r. 29 Pearce
Angell John, r. 204 N. La Salle
Angell P. engineer, M. E. Page & Co. r. 225 Van {g
Buren.
Angell William A. purchasing agt. Pullman Car ^
Co. r. 401 Michigan av.
Angelo D. bathing and hairdressing, 139 Madison, W
r. 187 5th av. !L
Anger Nicholas, lab. r. 104 Brown
Anger Oscar, driver, r. 39 Pearson
Angerbrecht Frederick, tanner, r. 325 Larrabee
Auirermann John, butcher, rear 144 N. Curtis 35
Anu'icr Oscar F. carriagedriver, Wright Bros. r. 39
Pearson ,
Angle Frank, printer, r. rear 193 Rush
Angle John, carpenter, r. 117 Sherman
Angle L. M.(H. S. Carter & Co.), r. Evanston
W. "W. SvIMBALL,, Hallctt, Davis & Co.'s Pianos,
]Vo. oa WAsmnroToar STREET.
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
See Adv't. PHILIP A. MOTIVE, Custom House Building.
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MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THB
Celebrated Wilmington Goal;
Anglemjre Henry, grocer, 1160 State
Anglemire William, painter, r. 274 Maxwell
Angler Joseph, machinist, Heeney & Campbell, r.
155 Bunker
Anglin William, porter, M. U. Ex. Co. r. 200 Cass
Anglnm Jeremiah, bkpr. r. 715 Halsted
Angqnist Magnus, tailor, J. H. Kroger, r. 140
Townsend,
Angs John, policeman, r. 133 Johnson
Angst John, ragpicker, r. 78 Sherman
Angstein John, cooper, r. 124 Arnold
Angstein Joseph, lao. r. 124 Arnold
Angstein Philippine, wid. Peter, r. 124 Arnold
Angsten Peter, lab. r. 110 Linden
Angnera A. de, pianotuner, r. 233 Park av.
Angus Henry, lab. Evans, Oliver <fc Weeder
Angus James, teamster, T. Eldridge, r. 123 S. Ca-
nal
Aniswer Benjamin, lab. r. 43 N. Green
Anieck Lawrence, lab. r. 23 Dickson
Ankele Mathias, wagonmkr. H, Behrens, r. 33
Willow
Ankenbower Adam, lab. r. 82 Liberty
Ankenbower G. M. barber, r. 82 Liberty
Ankeng Clements, cigarmkr. r. 450 Burnside
Anker Christian, merchant, r. 16 Bryant av. (Cot-
tage Grove)
Anklam Rudolph, lab. r. 40 Cornell
Anklan John, carpenter, r. Ill North av.
Anlonbery Arhn, tailor, A. L. Palmquist, r. 114
Thompson
Ann David, cooper, r. 13* May
Ann Max. teamster, r. 71 Whitney
Annan A. A. elk J. B. Shay, r. 300 Indiana
Annaway Silas, tel. op. bds. 183 Cottage Grove
av.
Anneke Fritz, agt. German Emigrant Society, 163
Washington, r. 145 N. Wells
Annen Frank, grocer 555 Sedgwick
Annen Nicholas, furniture 292 North av.
Annen Peter, blksmith, r. 185Mohawk
Annen Peter, lab. r. 183 Mohawk
Annen Peter, grocer 353 Indiana
Anneault Julius, trav. agt. r. 47 S. Desplainee
Annewalt Byron D. supt. compilation, Edwards'
Publications, r. 122 S. Sangamoc
Annin William H. (Bnshnell & Annin), r. 123 22d,
Anning Charles Henry, mason, r. ^51 . Wells
Annon John, lab. r. 161 W. Harrison
AnnnltlJohn, wagon mkr. r. 76 Mohawk
Anright James, fireman, r. 31 W. llini-clale
Ansback Samuel, barkpr. H. Fallert, r. 166 Ran-
dolph,
Ansel Albert, butcher, r. 289 Division
Ansell Alindt, wid. Frederick, r. 113 Blue Island av.
Ansell A. r. Schalls' House
Ansley George D. bkpr. Union Screw & Bolt Co. r.
128 Throop
Anson B. cabinetmkr. r. 83 Bremer
Anson Charles, carpenter, C., R. & P. R. R. r. 164
Indiana,
Anson Joseph, expressman, r. 13 Newberry ar.
Anson Nellie W. wid. Albert, bonrdiughouse, 91
S Sangamon
Anson Stewart, grocer, r. 140 Wood
Ansonberger Andrew, sawyer, r. 97 Ewing
Anst Joseph, cutter, r. 132 W. Lake
Anstead Christian, woodturner, r. 848 b. Halsted
Anstee Edward, clerk, 172 W. Randolph, r. 190 W.
Randolph
Ansteth Andrew, harnesemkr. W. J. Ralph, r. 69
Ewing
Anstre George, bricklayer, r. 126 Hnbbard
Anetre William, bricklayer, r. 126 Hubbard
Ancwley G. W. r. 535 State
Antenen John, bartender, William W. Collins, r. 119
Dearborn
Antenen Mrs. midwife, r. 77 N. Union
Anter John, carpenter, r. 177 W. Lake
Antera August, painter, r. 169 18th
Antes Charlec H. sec. and treas. Western White-
Lead Co. i. 382 N. La Salle
Antes George, saloon, r. 117 Cornell
Antbon John, elk. r.. 487 N. Franklin
Anthon Maria E. wid. Dreves. r. PO Larabee
Anthony Albert, meatpkr. r. 135 N. Morgan
Anthony Albert, provisions, 172 and 174 Milwaukee
av.
Anthony C. F. npholeterer, Spear & Crofoot, r. 109 s
Winchester
Anthony Elliott (Hervey, Anthony & Gait), r. 234 N.
LaSalle
Anthony Ferdinand, finisher. Cox, & Donohue, r-
266 N. Carpenter
Anthony Frederick, elk. F. M. & W. A. Shepard, r.
191 Winchester av.
Anthony George, r. 73 Van Bnren
Anthony George, boilermkr. r. 32 W. Madison
Anthony Jacob, r. 135 N. Morgan
Anthony James C. furnace worker, r. 33 Price pi.
Anthony Jane, wid. Robert, washwoman, r. 76 N..
Ann
Anthony Joseph T. engineer, r. 1241 Indiana av,
Anthony Richard, elk. C. & N. W. Ry. frt. dept.
Wis. div.
Anthony Robert, boilermkr. r. 148 Centre av.
Anthony Wesley, waiter, Clifton House, r. 76 N-
Ann
Anthony William, lab. r. 106 Mulligan
Anthony Worthington, blksmith. Pennoyer & Co. r..
524thav.
Anti ony W. G. elk. Mich S. R. R. r. 492 Butter-
field
Antoine Nicholas, lab. r. 214 Mohawk
Anton Christopher, tailor, r. 263 Blackhawk
Anton Ernest, lab. r. 19 Alaska
Anton John Adam, shoemkr, 305 North av.
Anton Peter, tailor, r. 230 Clybourne av.
Antonas Joseph, bartender, August Rizzo, r. 95-
Chicago av.
Antonbacl Boch, saloon, 45 Bradley
Antone Alois, tailor, r. 212 Orchard
Antonini William, moulder, Chicago Terra Cotta
Co. r. 45 Hastings,
Antony William, potter, r. 45 Hastings ,
Antony , wke. Sammons, Clark & Co.
Antoe John, lab. r. VonHorn, bet. Campbell av.
and Robey
Anweson Andrew, porter, C. P. Kellogg & Co. r.
61 Kinzie
Anys John, policeman, r Blue Island ay. bet.
Graves and Har bine
Aoler Frederick, tailor, r. 28 W. Oak
Apel Augusta Mrs. r. 605 N. Clark
Apel Frederick, painter, r. 187 N. Curtis
Apel 'Hiram, plumber, r. 187 N. Curtis
Apel Thomas, lab. r. 826 S. Haleted
Apell Othilia Mrs. r. 32 Broadway av.
Apenus F. groom, X. C. C. Ry.
Apfel Bros, boots and shoes, 467 Division
Apfel George, elk. r. 7 Hammond
Apfel George (Apfel Bros.), r. 7 Hammond
Apfel Henry, r. 7 Hammond
Apfel Philip (Apfel Bros.), r. Lincoln av. nw. cor..
Wisconsin
Apking John, shoemkr. r. 67 W. Kinzie
Apold Kaspar, wagonmkr. r. 526 S. Canal
ApoloniusS. cooper. e P. Jacobon, r. 11 Otis
Appel Frank, policeman, r. 26 Lisle
Appel F. uphoMerer, r. 19 Ray av.
Appel Henry, lab. r. 19 Ray av.
AppelH.grainer, r. 825 S. Halsted
Appel Peter, carpenter, r. 28 Seward
Appelbe Edward, elk. P. O. r. Wabash av.
Appelbey George, cigarmkr. r. 131 W. Erie
Appelmann John, carpenter, r. 141 N. Desplaines
Appelt August, grocer, 465 W. 12th
Appelt Jolian, cooper, r. 73 Bremer
"RHODES & BRADLEY,
DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED
Gannel Goal;
OFFICE AND DOCK,
Cor. >IarUft aud Washington Street*.
. H. Harris, manufacturer of Fire and Burglar
PROOF SAFES, OO and OS South Canal Street.
WH. M. DEE, SEWER BIJILDER,
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Apple Christian, expressman, r. 252 Larrabee
Apple Louis, painter, r. es. John, bet. English and
Appleberg Frederick, lab. r. 192 Canalportav.
Apnleberff John T. elk. Scandinavian Bank, r. 506 N.
Clark
Appleby Edward M. elk. r. room 65 Butter's blk.
Appleby R. B. mirror*, mouldings and frames, 109
and 111 Wabash av. r. 482 W. Washington
Applegate Willinm C. ticket agt. Erie R. R. 66 Clark,
r. 112 Dearborn,
Appleton George, carpenter, r. 298 Milwaukee ay.
Appleton George, saloon, 514 State, r. 222 3d av.
Appleton George B. agt. r. 290 W. Harrison
Appleton Isaac B. elk. I. C. R. R. car shops, r. 31st
cor. Clark
Appleton James, saloon, r. 222 3d av.
Appleton James B. machinist, r. 31st cor. Clark,
Appletow J. H. sec. and trees, the Am. Bridge Co.
r. Palmer House
Appleton Lewis, teacher, r. 12 N. Panlina
Appleton Oliver, sailor, r. 86 Wesson
Appleton Samuel (Whittier & Appleton), r. St.
James Hotel
Appleyard John W. (Wilson, Appleyard & Co.) r. 138
N. Oakley
Apps James, with D. L. Boone, r. 1156 Michigan av.
Apstein Nathan, hidedlr. r. 183 Ontario
Apthorp Daniel, r. 290 W. Madison
Aran Michael, upholsterer, Gilbert & Sampson, r.
71 Bremer
Arandt Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Rebecca
Aransen Louis, Bailor, r. 106 W. Water
Arant John, lab. r. 441 S, Canal
Arata A. (L. Arata <fc Bro.) r. 180 N. Halsted
Arata Berthold, r. 180 N. Halsted
Arata B. lab. r. 1 Erie
Arata G. saloon, r. Huber House
Arata John, bartender, r. 5H W. Lake
Arata John, (Louis Arata & Bro.) r. 322 State
Arata Louis, (L. Arata <fc Bro.) r. 180 N. Halsted,
Arata Louis & Bro. saloon, 180 N. Halsted, and con-
fectionery, 322 State
Arbege Alice, wid. Joseph, r. 88 Huron
Arbeiter Hall, Sedgwick, cor. Blackhawk
Arbogast Jacob, carpenter, r. 364 Sedgwick
Arbogast John, sash factory, 3fti Sedgwick
Arbour Peter, shoemkr. r. 131 W. Kinzie
Arbs C. r. 104 N. Desplainee
Arbnckle Deborah R. wid. Andrews, r. 664 State,
Arbuckle P. teamster, r. 334 Clybourn av.
Arcade Court, bet. Madison and Monroe, Clark and
5th av.
Arch William Henry, teamster, r. 97 Sherman
Archambault Nelson, baker, 376 W. Taylor
Archboult Lawrence, lab. r. 58 Commercial
Archdeacon William (Archdeacon & Russell), r.
Ill S. Green
Archdeacon & Russell, fruiters, 91 S. Water
Archer Isabella, wid. John, saloon, 44 4th
Archer Mrs. wid. George, midwife, r. 426 W. 12th.
Archer William, music plate engraver,room 48, 124
Washington
Archerd W.TT. elk. r. 135 N. Market
Archibald George N. com. mer. 163 S. Water, r. 648
W. Washington
Archibald G N. (E. T. Anlt & Co.), 345 W. Ran-
dolph
Archibald James, seaman, r. 120 Franklin
Archibald Patrick, lab. 113 Bremer
Archibald Robert D. printer, Floto, Kurz & Co. r.
600 Washington av.
Archibald Rotherford, machinist, r. 206 N. Halsted,
Archibald Thomas, lab. r. 118 Bremer
Archie William, coachman, r. 364 W. Washington.
Arcrouet Alfred, furrier, Joseph Ulliuan, r. 23
Charles pi.
Arcrouet C. artist, Chicago Terra Cotta Co. r. 33
Charles pi.
VICTOR
SCALES,
. 158 State Street.
W. C. CLABEZ, Manager. C. H. EOEE2TS, Agent.
CLEVELAND PAPER CO.,
No. O4 Washington Street, Chicago.
MANTJFACTUKEB9 OP
ALL KINDS OF PAPER.
Arctic House, 95 and 97 S. Canal, Ehrechs & Schrea-
ber, props. ,
Ard Frederick, lab. r. 176 Bushnel
Ardill Fred, expressman, r. rear 802 S. Desplaiaes, I
Ardmann Ernest, broommkr. r. 44 Frank |
Ardress Charles, entry elk. r. 120 3d av.
Arduser Arthur, baker, r. 705 W. Kinzie
Aregood Maria L. Mrs. r. 131 S. Green
Arenburg Erhart, lab. r. 69 Linden,
Arend George, salesman, r, 213 Carroll
Arend William, architect, r. 697 N. Franklin
Arend William A. architect, 157 Randolph, r. 29N.
Franklin
Arends Charles, lab. r. 574 Sedgwick *
Arends H. secondhand clothing, 393 Clark
Arendt John, agt. L. Sues
Arens August, lockbmith, Heuel & Collins, r. 62 W.
Randolph
Arens Christian, barber, T. Weitzel, r. 373 N. State
Arens John M. drygpods, 605 N. Welle
Arens P. R. bkpr. E. E. Ryan & Co. r. 572 Wells
ArensbergMontz, elk. C.'Sonne
Arenth Joban, expressman, r. 73 Wade
Arentz Andrew, bkpr. S Arentz, r. 155 N. Green
Arentz Louis, elk. 8. Arentz, r. 155 N. Green
Arentz Samuel, hardware, 95 Kinzie, r. 155 N. Green,
Arenz Charles, teamster, Illinois Leather Co. r.
Rice
Arenz Fritz, lab. r. rear 71 Larrabee
Arey Robert, driver, W. D. C. Ry. Co. r. 273 Morgan,
Argood Mrs. r. 131 S. Green
Arheidt Philipp, upholsterer, r. 739 Wells
Arial Isaac, barber, Petillon Bros. r. 167 Adams
Aring Frank, lab. r. 92 Sampson
Arkilles C. H. student, Bryant & Chas'
Business College
Arkins Frank, painter, r. 67 Kossuth
Arklne P. lab. r. 37 Kossuth
Arkwright Smith, sailor, r. 42 W. Monroe
Arl John, carpenter, r. 392 Wenthworth av.
Arl John J. policeman, r. 300 23d
Arias Frederick, lab. r. 214 Coolidge
Arid John, lab. r. 65 Wallace
Arlin George H. printer, Clark & Edwards, r. 154
W. Van Buren
Arlin P. E. blksmith, Gilroy Chain Mnfg Co. '
Arlington Fred, painter, r. 606 State
Arlt J. H. Mrs. dressmkr. 39 Goethe
Arlt William, policeman, Sdprect. r. Huron Street
Station
Armack Adolph, bkpr. Gradle & Stortz, r. 253 N.
Clark
Armaheim Christian, teamster, Henry Furst, r-196
Newberry av.
Arman Leon, cigarmkr. r. 115 W. Van Buren
Armand Henri, printer, r. rear 131 W. Polk
Armatige E. driver, Grossman & Co. r. 412 W. Van
Buren
Armatige John, brickmkr. r. 98 Ashley
Armbrecht Louis, saloon, 732 W. Lake
Armbruster Adolph, butcher, r. 188 W. Taylor
Armbruster Charles, machinist, r. 490 S. Halsted
Armbruster Friedrich, soapmkr. r. al. bet. White
and Whiting, Pine and Rush
Armbruster John, saloon, 713 N. Wells
Armbruster Vzenz, cooper, N. W. Distillery, r. 787
Clybonrn av.
Armbuster Adolph, butcher, r. 86 Newberry av.
Armbuster Cathrine Mrs. r. 86 Newberry av.
Armbuster George, engraver, r. 86 Newberryriv.
Armbuster Jacob, tinner, r. 86 Newberry av.
Armes G. F. r St. Carolines Ct.
Armington A. A. druggist, r. 327 N. Franklin
Armitage Anthony, plasterer, r. 49 Pierce
Armitage J. E. paper stock warehouse, 248 8.
Water
Armitage Lewis, jobber, r. 270 W. Madison
Armitage William, blksmith, G. Dunning, r.t> N.
Water
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O Better by 32 per cent than any other
Q Illinois Coal.
Qt Better than most Ohio and Penniylvania Coal toM in this market,
;V. and ai good as the beat for all oriiiuary purpoa. t7*Fre of Slate
W and Sulpnur .
f. Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.,
M No. 2 Wet Van Buren Street, Chicago.
3D
Armor John, woodcutter, r. 519 S. Canal
Armory Police Station, M. C. Hickey, capt. 1st
prect. Franklin, sw. cor. Adams
Armour, Dole <fc Co. grain elevator, office 58 La
Salle
Armour George (Hunger, Wheeler & Co. and Ar-
mour, Dole & Co.), r. 135 Michigan av. -
Armour John, wks. Hall <te Winch
Armour J. F. (Armour & Co. ) r. Michigan av.Hotel
Armour Thomas (Ellis & Armour), r. 554 Fulton
Armour W. F. tailor, 220 Madison, r. 96 8. Green
Armour & Co. packers and com. mers. room 23
108 LaSalle
Arms Ambrose, millwright, r. 49 Depuyster
Arms George F. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r.
St. Caroline's Ct.
Arms William, elk. r. 290 W. Washington
Arms W. A. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 290
W. Washington
Armsbrook H. lab. E. Mendsen & Co. r. 143 Canal-
port av.
Armsbury Robert, mer. r. 547 State
Armstin Emanuel M. liquordlr. r. 488 N. Dearborn
Armstrong Alexander, manager, Bureau Printing
Co. r. 1037 Prairie av.
Armstrong Andrew,carpenter,r. 131 Bremer,
Armstrong Anthony, teamster, r. 170 Forquer
Armstrong A. cook, M. L. Pearce,r. 1085 Indiana av.
Armstrong Charles, bkpr. T. Armstrong, r. Lake
View
Armstrong Charles, tailor, r. 146 Western av.
Armstrong Charles, stonemason, r. 211 W. Polk
Armstrong Charles M. bkpr. J. H. Dole & Co. r. 20
N. Sangamon
Armstrong Christopher, drayman, r. 854 Mitchell
Armstrong Daniel, machinist, r. 230 W. Harrison
Armstrong David, machinist, r. 81 Huron
Armstrong David J. cooper r. 139 16th
Armstrong Edward, lab. r. 341 Centre av.
Armstrong Ellen-wid. John. r. 100 N. Market
Armi-trongE. R. T. (Armstrong & Co.). r. Clifton
House
Armstrong Frank, porter, r. 170 Forquer
Armstrong F. Theodore, painter, r. 146 Western av.
Armstrong G. B. elk. P. O. r. 20 N. Sangamon
Armstrong Henry F. publisher, r. 1037 Prairie av.
Armstrong H. druggist 334 State
Armstrong James, blksmith, r. 131 3d av.
Armstrong James, physician, r. 79 Lincoln av.
Armstrong James J.mail agt. r. 20 N. Sangamon
Armstrong Jane, k wid. Richard, r. 474 Wabash
ar.
Armstrong John, blksmith, r. 85 Front
Armstrong John, bkpr. J. & E. Buckingham, r.
95 Huron
Armstrong John, harness mkr. M. Ludwig, r. 516 N.
ClarK
Armstrong John, painter, r. 706 S. Canal
Armstrong John M. architect, r. 383 Centre
Armstrong John R. bkpr. 121 Lytle
Armstrong J. student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Armstrong M. A. grain inspr. 12th cor. 4th av. r. 142
8. Sangamon
Armstrong M. Y. shoemkr. r. 100 Sholto
Armstrong N. P. printer, r. 138 W. Indiana
Armstrong Rupert J. salesman, Simpson , Norwell
& Co. r. 12 S. Sangamon
Armstrong S. (Wells & Armstrong), r. 501 State
Armstrong Thomas, wood and coal, 631 Sedgwick,
r. 79 Lincoln av.
Armstrong T. R. r. 296 W. Madison
Armstrong William, keeper Jefferson Park, r. 449
W. Randolph
Armstrong William, lab. r. 447 W. Randolph
Armstrong William, porter, r. 368 Clark
Armstrong William, sailor, r. 147 Sedgwick
Armstrong William B. salesman, Simon Klein, r.
Washington Hotel'
Armstrong William H. crimper, M. D. Wells & Co
r. 46 E. White
Armstrong & Co. oils, paints, colors and varnishes,
41 River
Arnander Anna M. wid. Hans, r. 163 Bremer
Arnberg F. flour and feed, 84 W. Randolph
Arndt Charles, teamster, r. 41 Kroger
Arndt Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 590 W. Taylor '
Arndt Fred, mechanic, r. 593 W. 12th
Arndt Frederick, tanner, r. 58 W. Division
Arndt Herm, shoemkr. 599 W. 12th
Arndt John, shoemkr. 590 W. Taylor
Arndt Martin, tailor, r. 126 Sigel
Arndt M. wid. Albert, dressmaker, r. 294 Mor-
gan
Arndt S. P. dentist, 66 Madison
Arneberg Andreas, lab. r. 85 W. Harrison
Arnes John, grinder, Crerar, Adams & Co.
Arneson N. furniture, 20 Milwaukee av.
Arneson O. wagonmkr. r. 20 Milwaukee av.
Arnett A. H. Mrs. furnishinggoods, 111 S. Clark
Arnett William H. elk. C., R. I & P. R. R. r. 434 N.
Clark
Arnett William H. com. mer. r. 140 Elm
Arnheim Benjamin (Arnheim Bros.), r. 97 W. Mad-
ison
Arnheim Bros. agts. spring beds, 172 W. Madison
Arnheim Marks (Arnheim Bros.), r. 172 W. Madi-
son
Arnhold Christian, carpenter, r. 153 Fry
Arnhold Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 153 Fry
Arnholt Bros, bakers, 55 Blue Island av.
Arnholt F. (Arnhoit Bros.), r. 55 Blue Island av.
Arnholt Henry (Arnholt Bros.), r. 55 Blue Island av.
Arnold A. & Sons, fresh and saltmeat, 145 W. Ran-
dolph
Arnold Adam, lab. r. 327 4th av.
Arnold Adam, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Arnold Adolph (A. Arnold & Sons), r. 145 W. Ran-
dolph
Arnold Albert Rev. prof. Baptist Union Theological
Seminary, r. 5 Seminary blk.
Arnold Alvan H. lab. r. 167 W. Jackson
Arnold Ann Mrs. r. 343 W. Madison
Arnold Anton, nightscavenger. r. 573 N.'Wella
Arnold August, gilder, r. 231 N. Wells
Arnold August, pocketbookmkr. r. 142 Bremer
Arnold August Otto, shoemkr. r. 285 North av.
Arnold A. A. elk. fit. auditor, C., B. & Q. R. R. r.
Rhodes av.
Arnold Catharine Mrg. r. 2 Gere
Arnold Charles, carpenter, r. 83 Williams
Arnold Charles, carpenter, r. 120 Newberry av.
Ainold Charles, cigarmkr. r. 10 Otis
Arnold Charles, foreman, Blanchard & Hatfleld, r.
891 Fulton
Arnold Charles, saloon, 857 S. Halsted
Arnold Charles H. physician, r. 136 De Koven
Arnold Charles L. bkpr. H. A. Bogardus & Co. r. 81
Judd
Arnold Charles W. elk. r. 18 W. VanBurcn
Arnold Charles W. M. cigarmkr. Hene Brothers, r.
10 Otis
Arnold Christopher H. meatdealer, r. 1198 Indiana
av.
Arnold Daniel, coachman, r. 186 Ashland av.
Arnold Deloe, boxcutter, bds. 145 5th av.
Arnold Edward, brakeman, r. 134i4 N. Jefferson
Arnold Emil F. W. student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Arndt Ernst, r. 41 Kroger
Arnold Fred, tobacconist, 243 S. Halsted
Arnold Frederick, carriagepainter, r. 200 VanBu-
ren
Arnold Frederick A. elk. r. 84 N. Green
Arnold F. (F. Arnold & Co.). r. 581 Hubbard
Arnold F. & Co. realestate aa;ts. room 4, 36 LaSalle
Arnold George, foreman, r. 281 W. Indiana
Yale Locks
D. S. COVERT,
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT,
93 Dearborn Street.
Safes Repaired and Exchanged at Hurri*'
SAFE FACTORY, 6O and 62 South Canal Street.
Witt. M. DEE, SEWER BDIL.DER,
3Vo. io.~
STREET.
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Arnold George, salesman, Day, Tilden& Co. r. 184
FranUin
Arnold George H. messenger, Am. M. II. Ex. Co
r. Adams House
Arnold Hannah, wid. Lawrence, r, 107 Augusta
Arnold Henry, justice of the pence, r. 212 Elm
Arnold Henry L. machinist, r. 811 Fulton
Arnold Hermann (A. Arnold & Sons), r. 138 W.
Randolph
Arnold H. J. (Arnold & Lowrey), r. 10 N. Sey-
mour
Arnold Isaac N. lawyer, 69 Dearborn, r. Erie, se.
cor. Pine
Arnold Jacob, blksmith, 519 Milwaukee av. r. 45
Emma
Arnold Jacob, cabinetmkr. J. M. Brunswick Bros.
r. 272 Morgan
Arnold Jacob, elk. Q. Regneri, r. 196 Cass
Arnold James, carpenter, r. Arcade ct. nr. 5th av.
Arnold James, paperboxmkr. 88 Washington, r 78
Leavitt
Arnold James R. sigr> painter, r. 186 Rebecca
Arnold Jane, wid. B. F. r. 48 S. May
Arnold Jay, carriage finisher, r. 155 S. Clinton
Arnold John, caulker, r. 45 Emma
Arnold John, gilder, r. 231 Wells
Arnold John, sailor, r. 118 W. Liberty
Arnold John, whitewashes rear 196 Clark
Arnold John, hat mnfr. r. 344 South Park av.
Arnold John Jr. r. 344 South Park av.
Arnold John F. Mrs. dressmkr. r. 162 Wentworth
av.
Arnold John G. carpenter, r. 252 Burling
Arnold J. ruler, Adams. Blackmer & Lyon Pub-
lishing Co. r. N. Y. House
Arnold J. F. lab. r. 167 W. Jackson
Arnold Kate Miss, milliner, r. 118 Brown
Arnold K. Mrs. dressmkr. r. 53 W. Madison
Arnold M. 8. wid. Levi P. r. 1024 Indiana av.
Arnold Sarah, wid. Gilbert, r. 18 W. Van Buren
Arnold Samuel W. railroad, r. 176 S. Sangamon
Arnold Theodore (A. Arnold & Sons), r. 745 W.
Randolph
Arnold William, r. 86 White
Arnold William H. (Barrett, Arnold & Kimball), r.
416 Michigan av.
Arnold William H. grainer, r. 467 W. Harrison
Arnold W. F. trav. salesman, Brigham & Jones, r.
Arcade bldg.
Arnold & Lowrey, coalyard, 725 W. Lake
Arnolti John, wagonmkr. F. Seemann, r. 72 Mo-
hawk
Arnot William C. artist, A. G. Cook, r. 133 Clark
Arnows Eugene, r. 244 Rush,
Arnsbrok Henry, lab. r. 143 Canalport av.
Arnsen Carl, painter, r. 377 Hubbard
Arnst John, lab. r. 80 Liberty
Arnstein M. cigarmkr. r. 33 E. Pearson
Arnt Henry, lab. r. 318 N. Ashlnnd av.
Aron John, upholsterer, r. 88 Rees
Aron Michael, upholsterer, r. 71 Bremer
Arp Charles, lumberman, r. 668 S. Union
Arpen Edmond, lab. r. 610 Archer av.
Arppe Ernest, tailor, r. 30 Mohawk
Arps Claus, r. 14.3 W. Randolph
Arps John, tinsmith, r. 143 W. Randolph
Arquit Edward, stonecutter, Grant & Price, r. 24
Charles pi.
Arrand John, bartender. 220 Cottage Grove av
Arrat Andrew, lab. r. 400 Clark
Arristrom L. M. lab. r. 17 Keeley
Arrotta Louis, lab. r. al. bet. Monroe and Madison,
LaSalle and 5th av.
ArRuszefski John, lab. r. 91 Cornelia,
Art Gallery, Crosby Opera House
Art Review, monthly, J. J. Ormond, publisher, 115
Madison
Artary John, lab. Gt. West. Dispatch depot, r. 365
Jefferson,
H. M. Wilmarth L Bro.
Gas Fixtures,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET.
FAIRBANKS
At 137 & 139 State Street
Arthur George, carpenter, r. South Park av. ne-
cor. 46th
Arthur James, salesman, Haskell & Brother, r.
Tremont House
Arthur James, trunkmkr. r. 181 Indiana
Arthur John, lab. r. 205 Bnrnside
Arthur Ralph (R. Kennedy & Arthur), r. Metro-
politan Hotel
Arthur William, soapmnfr. r. 267 Warren av.
Arthur William, sec. Cold Water Soap Co. 53 N.
Desplaines, r. 267 Warren av.
Arthur William R. gen. supt. North Mo. R. R. r.
Sherman House
Artis Clinton, upholsterer, Pullman Car Co. r. 324
Clark
Artingstall S.G.draughlsman,Board Public Works,
r. 16 LaSalle
Artley James, turner, r. 121 Ontario
Artley John, turner, r. 121 Ontario
Artley Sylvester, woodtiirner, r. 121 Ontario
Artman Ernest, broommkr. r. 44 Frank
Artre John, lab. r. 365 S Jefferson
Artz C. Burr, r. 926% Michigan av.
Arver William, carpenter, r. 84 W. Randolph
Arvesen Christen, lab. 38 W. Erie
Arvidsson John, lab. r. 328 N. Carpenter
Arvozo James, lab. r. es. Jefferson, nr. 52d
Arwart Charles, carpenter, r. 62 Kansas
Arwedson J Martin, elk. Ross & Gossage, r. 166
Town send
Arwick Annie Mrs. r. 196 N. Peoria
Arwin William, engineer, r. 154 Illinois
Ary Joseph, mason, r. 310 S. Desplaines
Aryell Edwin, op. W. U. Tel. Co. r. Palmer House
Asa Plastridge, elk. r. 35 Cottage Grove av.
Asay E. G. (Asay & Lawrence), r. Vincennes av.
nr. 47th
Asay E. G. jr. student, r. ws. Vincennes av.
Asay James F. lawyer, 37 Clark
Asay & Lawrence, attorneys at law, 37 Clark
Asbach Anthonv, musician, Great Union Band, r.
130 N. LaSalle
Asbrand Emil, teacher, Ger. English High School,
r. 1 Brown
ASBTJBT MFE INSURANCE CO. north
western dep f . George C. Cook pres. William
R, Marlay, sec. rooms 6, 7 and 8 Crosby Opera
House.
Asch August, lab. 33 Farrell
Asch Fre'derick. lab. r. 38 Farrell
Asch John, r. 38 Farrell
Asch Morris J. Capt. Attg. Surgeon Headqrs, Mil.
Div. of Mo. r. 708 Michisran av.
Asch William, lab. r. 38 Farrell
Asche Fredrik, cabinetmkr. r. 15 Fay
Aschenger J. lab. r. 42 Main
Ascher Albert, cigarmkr. r. 159 4th av.
Ascher T. elk. J. B. Shay, r. 409 N. Clark
Ascher T. H. elk. r. 75 Goethe .
Aschman E. wid. N. r. 112 Vincennes av.
Aschman Fred, tinsmith, r. 112 Vincennes av.
Ash A. J. baegagemstr. r. rear 129 Brown
Ash A. M. Miss, hairdressing. 50 State, r. 62 3d
Ash Charles G. photographer, r. 86 S. Jefferson
Ash Frederick W. turner, r. 550 W. Taylor
Ash Ira J. printer, r. 86 S. Jefferson
Ash Isaac N. (Isaac N. Ash & Co.), r. 289 Wabash
av.
Ash Isaac N.&Co.com.mers. Methodist Church blk.
Ash John, roller, r. 470 Elston av.
Ash Michael, r. 43 8d av.
Ash Mrs. wid. Yardan, r. 119 Hastings
Ash P. Joseph, surveyor, r. 18 N. Sheldon
Ash Thomas, lab. r. 125 Coventry
Ash William, lab. r. 125 Coventry
Ash William M. carpenter, r. 86 S. Jefferson
Ash W. J. hairdresser, 50 State, r. 62 3d av.
Ashar Albert, ciirarmkr. r. 1594th av.
Ashar Jacob, pedlar, 159 4th av.
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Ashar M. lab. r. 1594th av.
Ashbos Simon J. lab. Singer Mnfg. Co. r. 316 23d
Ashby A. R. elk. E. W. Morrison, r. 262 Wabash
av.
Ashby Samuel, baker, r. 149 W. Harrison
Ashdon William, gasfltter, r. 77 25th
Ashe James, cook, A. A. Allen
Asher John, elk. M. C. R. R. r. Pacific House
Asher John, coachman, r. 708 Michigan av.
Asher John, foreman, r. 40 Pacific av.
Asher Morris, clothing, 73 N. Clark
Ashfield Henry, engineer, r. 330 W. Indiana
Ashfield John, locksmith, r. 444 Hubbard,
Ashley Edmund, traveler, r. 227 Elm
Ashley W. ins. r. 47 Jackson
Ashelman John G. jeweler, 102 Lake
Ashelman Louis, wks. Blauer & Sperry
Ashley A. G. (Ashley* Co.), r.45S. Curtis
Ashley Carlos S. salesman, r. 675 Wabash av.
Ashley C. broommkr. r. 380 N. Clark
Ashley C.R. packer, D. B. Fisk& Co
Ashley Harrison, brushmkr. Gerts, Lumbard & Co.
Ashley W. H. bkpr. C. A. Layton, r. 47 Jackson
Ashley & t'o. hay dlrs. 4 Market
Ashman Thomas, carpenter, r. 345 Walnut
Ashman W. H. harnessmkr.W. J. Ralph, r. 180 State
Ashton Caroline Miss, music teacher, r. 265 S. Clin-
ton
Ashton Ernest, bkpr. H. M. Wilmarth & Bro. r. 265
S. Clinton
Ashton Frederick, tinsmith. Manning & Co. r. 112
Vincennes av.
Ashton George, lab. r. 2% Cottage Grove av.
Ashton George W. salesman, Morse, Loomis & Co.
r. 446 W. V an Buren
Ashton Harry, expressdriver, r. 292 N. Franklin
Ashton Isaac, machinist, r. 895 Clark
Ashton Peter, painter, r. 19 Sheridan pi.
Ashton Samuel Re v. r. 2658. Clinton
Ashton Samuel, lawyer, 89 Washington, r. 232 On-
tario
Ashton Theodore, carpenter, r. 25623d
Ashton Thomas, sailor,r.!5 Nutl
Ashton William, cutter, Waterbury & Chrimes, r.
ws. Atlantic, bet. 50th and 51st
Ashwell Joseph, bricklayer, r. 800 Archer av.
Ashwell Joseph, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
AshwinE. H. physician, r. Chestnut, sw. cor. Fred-
erick pi.
Ashwin William M. notary and accountant, South
Park Commission, r. Hyde Park
Ashworth Charles, physician, r. 330 Aberdeen
Ashworth Charles, jr. printer, r. 330 Aberdeen,
Ashworth John, shoemkr. r. 157 W. Jackson
Askall J. r. 112 Cottage Grove av.
Askevold Anders, map engraver, R. Blanchard, r. 24
Chicago av.
Askin F. A. distiller, r. 240 W. Taylor
Asklund P. J. shoemkr. McCormick & Clark, r. 192
N. Market
Askwith John, fancy goods, 694 8. Canal
Aslund John, carpenter, r. 239 Townsend
Aslund Olof, carpenter, r. 10 W. Oak
Asmos Adolph, upholsterer, r. 130 Cornell
Asmos Charles, bkbinder r. 180 Cornell
Aspas John, carpenter, r. 316 23d
Aspell Charles J. (Cleveland & Aspell), r. 954 Wa-
bash
Aspell John C. elk. Great Western Despatch, 101
Dearborn, r. 112 Cottage Grove av.
AspenwallN. W. r. Ill S. Peoria
Aspert Frederick, house mover, r. 109 Butterfleld
Aspos John, carpenter, I. C . R. R. r. 316 23d
Assar Louis, hatter, r. 311% N. Wells
Asselin Louis, hatter, r. 97 Sedgwick
Asseling James, confectioner, 719 N. Wells
Assendrup Eberhard, lab. r. 143 W. Randolph
Assendrnp William, lab. 143 W. Randolph
Assenheim S. cutter, Simon, Strauss & Co. r. 474 N.
Wells
Asslein Louis, hatter,Grosset & Gerardin, r. 97 Sedg-
wick
Assmas Charles, bkbinder, Sewell & Henderson,
r. 130 Cornell
Asteroth Frederick, grocer, 471 W. 12th
Astner Henry, elk. L. P. Ek, 162 N. Market
Atchison Charles W. elk. H. C. Morey, r. 14 N.
Green
Atchison William, janitor, Reynolds blk.
Atfield William, engineer, r. 87 W Polk
Athearm S. W. A. printer, Times office, r. Brevoort
House
Athy Edward, carpenter, r. 150 21st
Athy Stephen, bkpr. r. 150 21st
Atkin John, lab. r. 73 BMnnell
Atkiu Walter, teacher, r. 53 W Indiana
Atkins A. R. vessel agt. r. 20 Willard pi.
Atkins Charles printer, r. 71 Honore
Atkins Charles H. (Atkins & Burgess).r. 175 War-
ren av.
Atkins Edward A. printer, r. 10 S. May
Atkins Gabriel, waiter, r. rear 198 4th av.
Atkins George, printer, r. 50 S. Morgan
Atkins Harry, harness and trunks, 51 N. State
Atkins Henry, student, r. 180 Maxwell
Atkins John, feedman. S. C. C. Ry.Co. r. 947 Clark
Atkins John, moulder, r. 48 N. Aun
Atkins John, printer, r. 149 N. Clark
Atkins John S. printer, Chronicle Pub. Co. r. 218 N.
Clark
Atkins Martin, printer, Chronicle Pub. Co. r. 218 N.
Clark
Atkins Snmner F. machinist, r. 725 State
Atkins WJliam, foreman, gas house, r. 180 Max-
well
Atkins William, mason, r. 333 Hubbard
Atkins W. teamster, N. C. C. Ry.
Atkins W. A. elk. r. 20 Willard PI.
Atkins & Burgess, Vulcan Iron Works, 80 to 90 N.
Clinton
Atkinson Charles, elk. r. Orient House
Atkinson Elizabeth, wid. John, washerwoman, r.
198 4th av.
Atkinson Ellen, r. 51 Johnson
Atkinson E. M. (Atkinson & Clement), r. 73 Forest
av.
Atkinson George, woodturner, r. 266 S. Desplaines
Atkinson Henry, boardinghouse, 158 Monroe
Atkinson Isaac, railroadman, r. 76 4th av.
Atkinson John, auctioneer, 266 Clark
Atkinson John (Earnshaw, Atkinson & Co.), r. 136
4th av.
Atkinson John, jr.snpt. Peoples'Gas Lightand Coke
Co. r. 51 N. Ashland av.
Atkinson Philip, sewing machine attachments, 164
Randolph, r. ws. Henshaw av. nr. Milwaukee av.
Atkinson Richard, blusmith, r. '46 N. Peoria
Atkinson Robert, saddler, Grant & McLean, r.
Holt's blk.
Atkinson Samuel, lab. r. 505 Elston av.
Atkinson Sarah T. wid. Henry, r. 46 37: h
Atkinson S.M. gen. agt. Chicago Spring Works, r.
128 Throop
Atkinson William, r. 21 N. Union
Atkinson William H. elk. 144 Dearborn, r. 46 37th
Atkinson & Clement, house and sign painting,
9 Vincennes av.
ATLANTIC FIRE AIVI> MARIIVE IKTS.
CO. of Providence, R. I., Teall & Fisher, agts.
150 Washington
ATXAIVTIC MUTTJAI, LIFE OfS. CO.
of Albany, N. Y., J. C. Laiubrite, gen. agt.
North West. 170 LaSalle
Atlantic & Pacific Tel. Office, 128 Washington, A.
S. Willmarth, pres. Alfred Nelson, sec. and
treas. E. D. L. Sweet, gen. manager, E. O.
Wait, supt.
Diebold <& Hiexizle's
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent,
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Atterton Jesse, coachman, R. B. Mason, r. 363
Michigan av.
Attudusky F. carpenter, GOSS& Phillips Mnfg Co.
Attwood John, drayman. T. Althrop, r. 220 State
At water Edward, r. 114 W. Madison
Atwater H. B. (Atwater & Co.), r. Highland Park
Atwater John L. real estate and loan agt. r. 524
Webster av.
Atwatur J. L. student, Bryant & Cliase's
Business College
Atwater Margaret Mrs. r. 362 Division
Atwater Samuel T. adjuster of Marine losses,room
19, 166 Washington, r. Clifton House
Atwiitcr S. E. Mrs. r. 209 W. Washington
ATWATER fe CO. farming tools, mnfrs. agts.
and jobbers, 175 Randolph
Atwill J. stonecutter, Henry Furst, r. 48 Rucker
Atwood Bvron L. elk. W.A. Butters & Co. r. State,
cor. 22d
Atwood Charles, night editor, Chicago Times, r.
31 State
Atwood Clinton, engineer, r. 610 8. Canal
Atwood Dan, agt. Great Western Despatch. 101
Dearborn, r. 104(j Indiana av.
Atwood Eugene, r. 1513 Wabash av.
Atwood Frank, restaurant, 79 Clark, r. Hotel Garni
Atwood George W. tanner, r. Halsted, se. cor.
Belden av.
Atwood G. E. shipping elk. r. 28 W. Washington
Atwood H. F. elk. Hibbard & Spencer, r. 166 W.
Adams
Atwood Jesse' A. miller, State Mills, r. 227 Wabash
av.
Atwood John, teamster, r. 517 State
Atwood J. P. lawyer, room 7, 70LaSalle, r. Winetka
Atwood M. W. salesman, Sprague, Warner & Co.
r. 464 W. Washington
Atwood T. G. (T. G. Atwood & Co.), 79 Cottage
Grove av.
Atwood T. G. & Co. planingmill and box factory,
403 to 409 Lumber
Atzaroth Fritz, barber, Henry Domke
Atzel Gorge, feed store, 562 S. Canal
Atzel George, harnessmkr. 81 N. Wells
Atzel John, merchant, r. 562 S. Canal
Atzeroth Frederic, barber, Frederic Meckes, r.
Halsted opp. Transit House
Anb John, teamster, r. 89 Whitney
Aubach Rudolph, bartender, 376 S. Morgan
Aubert Henry, lab. r. 130 Orchard
Aubert Math.as, teamster, r. 38 Willow
Aubery John, carpenter, r. 179 18th
Auderer Charles, plasterer, r. 351 S. Canal
Aueers Otto, saloon, 6% State
Auer A. B. foreman, pressroom, Culver, Page,
Hoyne & Co. r. 917 W. Washington
Auer George, butcher, r. 189 Elm
Auer George (Pomy & Auer), grocers, r. 237 Clark
Auerbach Henry, saloon, 93 Milwaukee av.
Auerbach Maurice, elk. John Sangermann, r. 788
Archer av.
Auerbach Soloman, saloon, 93 Milwaukee av.
Auerbrock Morris, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Anfderbezke William, carpenter, r. 27 Sampson
Augrest Mattis, lab. r. ns. 19th, bet. Paulina and
Wood
Aughinbaugh C. R. (Aughinbaugh & Co.), r. 595
\Ventworth av.
Aughinbaugh & Co. jobbers in fancy groceries
and com. mere. 45 and 47 River
Auguss M. milliner, r. 461 Clark
August Herman, carriage trimmer, r. al. rear 167
3dav.
August Peter, billdistributor, r. N. Pearson, sw.
cor. N. Wells
August Wandel, blksmith, r. 1163 Milwaukee av.
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Jacob H. Sh.iph.erd & Co., J
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Chicago, - 155 & 157 LaSalle Street. Tf
And Twenty-Second St. Bank.
Do a regular Banking business, and make large GB
investments of Eastern capital.
August William, bartender, 65 State
Augustana Swedish Monthly, Prof. T. N. Hasset-
quist and A. R. Cervin, editors, r. 139 N. Clark
Augusten Thomas, marblecarver, r. ss. Rebecca,
bet. wood and Paulina
Augustine G. H. elk. Carson, Pirie & Co. r. 516
Fulton
Augustine J. J. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r.
516 Fulton
Augustus Charles, grocer, r. 443 Wells
Augustus Jacob, carpenter, r. 635 N. Ashland av.
Aim Charles, plasterer, r. 170 Dayton
Aul Michael, lab. r. 50 Archer av.
Aul Peter, lab. r. 122 Barber
Aulbrich Auguste, varnisher, r. 14Newberry
Auld William, plasterer, r. Brevoort House
Aulford Thomas, waiter, r. 82 Sherman
Aulich August, miller, r. Elston rd. cor. Division
Aulrich Henry, miller, r. 19 Weed
Ault E. T. (E. T. Ault & Co.), 345 W.Randolph
Ault E. T. & Co. druggists, 345 W. Randolph
Ault John, lab. 53 Wallace
Ault Peter, fireman, r. rear 221 North av.
Aulwnrm William, salesman, D. S. Heftron & Co.
r. 71 Ewing
Aumann John, housepainter, 73 Dearborn, r. 261
Blackhawk
Aumann Max, blksmith, r. Arctic House
Aumann Peter, carpenter, r. 261 Blackhawk
Aumelia Joseph, lab. r. Trnmbull, nr. Wallace
Aurich Carl, tailor, r. 39 Whitney
Aurich Godfrey, carpenter, r. 485 W. 12th
Aurich William, machinist, r. 21 Dunn
Aurich William, lamp mufr. r. 934 W. Harrison
Auser Fritz, lab. r. 205 Dayton
Austaen Nick. lab. r. 19 Starr
Austin Alexander, lab. r. 292 30th
Austin Asa, patternmkr. r. 87 Hubbard
Austin Sylvester, painter, r. Union Hotel
Austin A. B. dealer in trees, r. 925 W. Lake
Austin Benjamin, r. 126 Warren ay.
Austin Charles, druggist, r. 131 Micnigan av.
Austin Charles C. bkpr- Wm. Hansbrough, r. 201
25th
Austin C. D. gunoowder, 81 and 83 S. Water, r. 1222
Wabash av.
Austin Dell, Miss, teacher, Burr Industrial School,
bds. 167 Wabash av.
Austin Edward, salesman, T. B. Weber & Co. r.
Anderson's European Hotel
Austin Edward S. bkpr. William A Butters & Co.
r. 365 Catherine
Austin Edwin C. mnfr. r. 362 Fulton
Austin Edwin, butcher, r. Rosebud, nr. Western av.
Austin Elorn, r. 400 Michigan av.
Austin Frank, elk. r. 290 W. Washington
Austin Frank H. salesman, H. W. Austin, 221 S.
Water
Austin Fred. C. bkpr. H.W. Austin, r. 290 W. Wash-
ington
Austin George, teamster, r. 210 4th av.
Austin Henry S. justice peace, rooms 11 and 12,
Masonic bldg. r. 426 Fulton
Austin H.W. pumps and staple hardware, 221 and
223 S. Water, r. Harlem
Austin James (Garnett & Austin), r. 201 25th
Austin James, sailor, r. 194 Fulton
Austin James W. sailor, r. 348 Blue Island av.
Austin John, architect. 12 Otis blk. r. 687 W. Lake
Austin John, butcher, r. Rosebud, nr. Western av.
Austin John S. (Austin & Valiant), r. 365 Cath-
arine
Austin Joseph, lab. r. 896 S. Halsted
Austin Joseph J. teamster, r. Kinzie,ne. cor. Oak-
ley
Austin Joseph S. elk. Webster Bros. r. 140 Wabash
ay.
Austin J. coachman, W. W. Boyington, r. 51 Cal-
umet av.
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Austin J. K. rcalestate, r 201 25th
Austin Lucy Mrs. r. 69 Hinsdale
Austin L. A. wid. Ira G. r. 201 25th
Austin L. H. mechanic, r. U. S. Hotel
Austin L. P. wid. R. H. r. 407 State
Austin Martin, lab. r. 27 Arthur
Austin Melton, lab. P., Ft. W. & C. R. K. r. 27 Ar-
thur
Austin Minnie Miss, r. 42 LaSalle
Austin Patrick, lab. r. 27 Arthur
Austin Richard, lab. r. 414 W. Indiana
Austin Sarah E. Miss, teacher, Ogden School, r. 69
E. Hinsdale
Austin S. W. r. 285 Huron
Austin Willis Agard, tuckpointer, r. 687 W. Lake
Austin & Valiant, painters, 365 Catharine, and 18
Brown
Austrian A. mnfr. r. 573 Wabash av.
Au-:;- : an Joseph (Leopold & Austrian), r. 370
Michigan av.
Austrian Solomon (Smith & Austrian), r. 573
Wabash av.
Austwick Henry L. cook, Tremont House, r. 89
Huron
Auten Philip L. foreman, r. 275 S. Morgan
Auth L. C. L. watchman, r. 583 S. Canal
Anzeller August, fruit, r. 42 W. Lake
Avens Peter, lab. r. 63 Wallace
Avenue Hall, Alexander McGregor, janitor. 147 22d
Avenue House. Miss A. Dowling, propr. Wabash
av. nr. 22d
Aver A. R. druggist, 819 State
Averbeck Henry, elk. r. 249 Church
Averell A. S. real estate broker, room 7, Metropoli-
tan blk. r. 600 Wabash
Averill Dell, printer, J. W. Dean, r. 193 Clark
Averill George B. foreman, r. 448 W. Adams
Averill Williard C. tinner, r. 211 W. Washington
Avers C. lab. r. 125Bissell
Avers F. H. carpenter and builder, Judd, cor. Stew-
art av. r. 269 South Park av.
Avers William, carpenter, r. 77 Shurtleff av.
Avery Charles D. r. 116 S. Sangamon
Avery C. A. foreman, L. H. Ringe, r. 1404 Wabash
av.
Avery Daniel J. (Runyan, Avery, Loomis & Com-
Btock). r, 351 W. Jackson
Avery D. W. foreman, r. 78 Canalport av.
Avery John Briscow, lab. r. 210 W. Chicago av.
Avery John H. ins. 126 Washington, r. 46 and 48
Jackson
Avery John H. jr. asst. salesman, J. V. Farwell &
Co. r. 48 Jackson
Avery, Murphy & Co. lumber, Fisk, cor. 22d
Avery Newell (Avery, Murphy & Co.), r. Detroit,
Mich.
Avery Oscar F. com. mer. r. 455 Wabash av.
Avery Samuel J. physician, 85 Washington, r. 328
Walnut
Avery Thomas M. lumberyard, Canal, cor. W.
Water, r. 245 W. Washington
Avery William B. salesman, D. S. Clovert, r. Clif-
ton House
Avery W. D. salesman, Armstrong & Co. r. Belvi-
dere, Ills.
Avgaarile Antone. roofer, r. 401 Hubbard
Avfld Charles, lab. r. 144 Henrv
Avildsen George P. lab. 38 W. Erie
Avoy William, lab. r. 134 1st
Aw John, woodsawyer, r. 101 Hnrlbnt
Awa John, housemover, r. 35 Mendell
Axelson Aage, painter, r. 86 Townsend
Axelson Niels, painter, r. 80 Townsend
Axen William, carpenter, Hall & Frost
Axman David (D. Axman & Son), 200 5th av.
Axman D. & Son, boots and shoes, 200 5th av.
Axman Philip (D. Axman & Son), r. 200 5th av.
Axsmith John, lab. Letz & Co. r. 98 Bunker
Axt William, barber, 59SJ State
Axiel W. elk. r. 382 South Park av.
Axtell Osman P. r. 139 Cottage Grove av.
Axtell Samuel, lab. r. 82 Pacific av.
Axtell Volney F. salesman, S. J. Learned, r. 186
Stanton av.
Axtell W. M. cik. Western News Co. r. 625 W. Kin-
zie
Ay Georsre, teamster, r. 131 W. Lake
Avars Charles G. Dep. Sheriff, Sheriff's office
Ayars James, jr. (Ayars & Co.). r. 1202 Prairie av.
Ayars & Co. com. mers. 90 LaSalle
Aye Frederick, hardware, 78 Archer av.
Ayer B. F. (Beckwith, Ayer & Kales), r. 795 Wabash
av.
Ayer Charles W. bkpr. r. 720 Wabash av.
Ayer Frederick, lab. r. 59 Hanover
Ayer Frederick A r. 720 Wabash av.
Ayer Herbert C. (Hale, Ayer & Co.), r. 399 Huron
Ayer I. Winslow, physician, 255 Wabash av. r. 720
Wabash av.
Ayer Jacob, wks. S. K. Martin, r. 420 Hebert
Ayer John V. (Hale, Ayer & Co.), r. 1 Park Row
Ayer P. B. (Hale. Ayer & Co.), r. 1 Park Row
Ayers Chas. stndent, Bryant <fc Chase's Bus-
iness College
Ayers Charles, realestate, r.ws. Evans av. bet. 45th
and 46th
Ayers Charles B. elk. Ayers & Goble, 165 S. Water
Ayers George A. agt. r. 123 W. Jackson
Ayers Joseph, r. 189 W. Erie
Ayers Luther, currier, r. 162 N. Peoria
Ayers W. B. (Ayers & Goble), 165 S. Water
Ayers & Goble, com. mers. 165 S. Water
Ayjons John, tailor, r. 146 Catharine
Aylesworth Henry, shoeingforge, 660 W. Madison,
r. 778 Fulton
Aylesworth Porter, blksmith, r. 778 Fulton
Aylesworth William H. horseshoeing, rear 78 Mon-
roe, r. 778 Fulton
Ayling Henry W. expressman, r. 350 Centre
Aylsworth Robert, grocer, r. 347 W. Washington.
Aylward William, machinist, r. 147 W. Polk
Aymona; Marcel, boatman, r. 91 Foster
Ayres Charles, mer. r. 110 Walnut
Ayers Charles S. tinsmith, r. 110 Walnut
Ayres Enos (Ayres & Eoff), r. 541 Wabash av.
Ayres H. r. 541 Wabash av.
Ayres Laura D. Mrs. teacher, Wasington School, r.
235 Van Buren
Ayres L. M. elk. r. 24 Aberdeen
Ayres Marshall, realestate, r. 346 N. Dearborn
Ayres & Eoff, realestate and loan brokers, room 7
Larmon Block
Aze Emel, lithographer, r. 314 5th av.
BAAB PETER, harnessmkr. 25 W. Randolph,,
r. 499 S. Canal
Baade Henry, lab. r. 276 N. State
Baak B. Rev. r. 2% W. 12th
Baar Jacob, lab. r. 89^ Pratt
Baar Peter, barber, 61^W. Kinzie, r. 66 Milwau-
kee av.
Baars Johann, cabinetmkr. r. 192 Bremer
Baars Marie, wid. Christian, r. 192 Bremer
Baarsh Julius, cabinetmkr. r. 115 W. Kinzie
Baas Charles, teamster, r. 557 State
Baas F. pedlar, r. 537 State
Baas W. G. printer, Live Stock Journal, r. 286 W.
Tyler
Baase L. machinist. Excelsior Machine Works
Baasen J. G. elk. Home Ins. Co. r. 362 Wells
Baatz Charles, lab. r. rear 281 South Park av.
Babb J. H. agt, F. Parmelee & Co.
Babbitt Benjamin, milkman, r. 3 Burton pi.
Babbitt B. T. soap and saleratus mnfr. room 12, 99
Clark
Babbitt Daniel S. foreman, J. Beidler&Bro. r. 22d,
cor. Loomis
Babbitt Mary Mrs. nurse, r. 869 State
Diebold & Kienzle's
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
And BANK LOCKS.
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent,
93 Dearborn Street.
The City Clerk of Chicago Ues a Five Ton Safe,
Made at Harris' Safe Factory, OO and O2 South Canal St
WM.
DEE, SEWER, BDILDER,
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Babbitt William D. with Continental Life Ins. Co.
r. 618 W. Monroe
Babbot & Hickman. meat market. 232 W. Randolph
Babcock Abiram, cabinctmkr. r. 225 Blue Island av.
Babcock Alonzo, machinist, r. 730 W. Lake
Babcock Andrew, cabinetmkr. r. 193 N. Halstcd
Babcock Billings. student, r. 4W N. Wells
Babcock B. F. printer, 100 Washington, r. 30 Aber-
deen
Babcock Catharine, wid. Gilbert, r. 100 Walnut
Babcock Charles, tinsmith, r. 15 N. Wells
. Babcock Charles F. principal, Holden School, r. 53
26th
Babcock C. W. bkpr. Goes * Phillips Mnfg. Co. r.
328 W. Lake
Babcock David, mechanic, r. 340 Hnbbard
Babcock Diadamia, wid. Jaro'l S. r. 474 Fulton
Babcock 1). C. ins. a#. r. 114 W. White
Babcock Emmett C. tinner, r. 15 N. Wells
Babcock E. O. trav. salesman, r. 246 Wabash av.
BABCOCK FRAIVKXI^V, manager, western
I)ept. John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Boston, 135 LaSalle, r. 16 Bryant aT.
Babcock Henry, r. St. Carolines Ct.
Babcock Henry H. teacher, r. 11 18th
Babcock L. S. Mrs. student, Bryant &. Chase's
Business College
Babcock Myria W. wid. Timothy, r. 328 W. Lake,
Babcock O. M. act. Rock River Navigation and
Water Power Co. room 19, 125 Dearborn, r. 137
W. Lake
Babcock Sarah O. prin. N. Chicago Rolling -Mill
Primary School, r. 249 Ohio
Babcock S. a<;t. F. Parmelee & Co. r. Palatine, 111.
Babcock S. A. (W. S. Babcock <fc Bro.), r. 410 Burn-
side
Babcock T. H. bkpr. r. 1031 Michigan av.
Babcock William J. sailor, r. 340 Hubbard
Babcock W. S. (W. S. Babcock & Bro.), r. 400
Lumber
Babcock W. S. & Bro, lumber dealers, 400 Lumber
Babe Johanna, wid. William, confectioner, 114
Lincoln av.
Babel , carpenter, r. 64 Wright
Baben Joseph, carpenter, r. 557 S. Halsted
Babendererde John, r. 59 Emma
Baber J. boot and shoemkr. 211 North av
Baberbush B.W.(Baberbush& Meerdink),r. 301 22d
Babcrbush <fc Meerdink,carpenters,232 Calumet av.
Babington Henry, tel. operator, L. S. & M. S. R.R.
r. ns. 34th, bet. Wabash av. and State
Babiugton Johanna, wid. Pierce, r. rear 1555 State,
Babington Perry, engineer, r.ns. 34th, bet. Wabash
av. and State
Babist L. stonecutter, Henry Furst, r. 381 Blue
Island av.
Babst R. saloon, 115 W. Lake
Baccus S. M. Miss, hairworker. r. 93 S. Halsted
Bach August, carpenter, r. 595 Mitchell
Bach August, janitor, First German High School,
r. 505 S. Union
Bach August, stonecutter, r. 17th, nr. Johnson
Bach Bafthas, lab. r. 179 Arnold
Bach Carl, cigarmkr. r. 4th, cor. Peoria
Bach Henry, lab. r. ns. Thomas, bet. Wood and
Newton
Bach Johann, harnessmkr. r. 2d, nr. Noble
Bach John, dyer, W. Tnrkington, r. 52 N. State
Bach John, lab. r. ns. Julian, bet. Paulina and
Wood
Bach Muthias. lab. r. 160 Milwaukee av.
Bach Theresa, wid. Auto'.:. "-<". SiM'i'wIck
Bachan Thomas, lab. r. 1 .
Bachant Levi, salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 167
Adams
Bacharach B. wid. Samuel, furniture and crockery,
2-23N. Clark
Bacharach Isador, bkpr. Heilbron & Bro. r. 123 N.
Clark
VICTOR
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No, 158 State Street.
CLEVELAND PAPER CO.,
O-i Washington Street, Chicago, mt
DEALERS IX J*
CARDBOARD, MANFLLA PAPER, O
Envelopes, Strawfcoard, Glazed & Plated Papers, 4s. 2
BacheldorE. A.(Greenleaf & Bacheldor). r,147 22d,
Bachclle Gideon V. physician, r. 389 S. Halsted
Bachen Charles, wagonmkr. r. 17 Canal
Bacher Jacob, housemover, r. 231 Hurlbu
Baclile John, cabinetmkr. r. 361 Clybourne av.
Bachli John jr. r. 9 Archer av.
Bnchman August, carpenter, r. 106 Howe
Bachman Conrad, brushmkr. Gerts, Lumbard &
Co.
Bachman Gustav, butcher F. S. Bortree & Bro. r.
146 Church
Bachman John, shoemkr. 138 Clybourne av.
Bachmann Alurin, brewer, Bucks' Chicago Brew-
ery
Bachmann Charles, porter, W. M. Hoyt & Co.r. 358
Sedgwick,
Bachmann Conrad, lab. r. Egan av. nr. Wallace
Bachmann C. express, 437 State
Bachmann Henry, lab. r. 198 S. Canal
Bachmann Herman, baker, r. 561 S. Jefferson
Bachmann Joseph, saloon, 321 W. 12th
Bachnowski Adolph Rev. pastor, St. Stanislaus,
Church, r. 336 Noble
Bachschmidt Charles, lab. r. 15 Emma
Bacigalipi Lorenzo, lab. r. 785 Milwaukee
Back Edward, shoemkr. r. 1158 Milwaukee av.
Back Jacob, butcher, r. 127 Sedgwick
Back Wilhelm, woodcarver, Schulz & Gobek, r. 178
Cly bourn av.
Backenhofen A. saloon, 246 S. Halsted
Backenus David, wagonmkr. r. 65 La Salle
Backer Catherine, r. 146 Burnside
Backer David, painter, r. 263 W. Lake
Backer Frederick, harnessmkr. W.J. Ralph, r. 1371
State
Backer Jacob, lab. r. 287 Noble
Backer John, sashmkr.Northside Planing Mill Co.
Backer Peter, boilermkr. r. 342 North av.
Backer Peter, tinsmith, r. 195 Rush
Backer Veronica Mrs. r. 25 Linden
Backert Anthony, sailor,r. 55 Kinzie
Backhaus Frederick, r. 571 Mitchell
Backman Charles, wks. Walker, Oakley & Co. r.
160 N. Desplaines
Backman R. shoemkr. r. 18 Gurley
Backman William, r. 438 W. 12th
Backmann Frederick, painter, r. 31 Menomonee,
Backstein Oscar, upholsterer, r. 81 Wesson
Backstroin Gustav, cooper, r. 15 Bremer
Backstrum John, puddler, r. Market sq. bet. Ash-
land av. and 31st
Backus Anna H. r. 168 S. Peoria
Backus Clinton E. bkpr. W. B. Keene & Cooke, r.
1688. Peoria,
Backus C. F. livery stable, r. 228 4th av.
Backus Edward, stonecutter, r. 290 Laflin
Backus F. C. student, Bryant <fc Chase's
Business College, r. 347 W. Adams
Backus John (Backus & Plummer), r. 17 3d av.
Backus John, lab. r. 1013 S. Halsted
Backus Olive, teacher. Wells School, r. 658 Fulton,
Backus William, lumberinsp. r. 267 S. Clinton
Backus & Plummer, whol. fruit and produce, 141 S.
Water
Bacon Albert, elk. r. 436 State
Bacon Albort M. Rev. r. 12 Cottage pi.
Bacon Brothers & Co, tanners and mnfrs. oak leath-
er and belting, 40 LaSalle
Bacon C. A. bkpr. G. A. Emery, r. 272 W. Lake
Bacon C. V. (Bacon Bros. & Co.)
Bacon Drusilla, wid. Simeon, r. 124 Sophia
Bacon D. L. salesman, W. R. Wood, r. 436 State
Bacon Daniel F. furniture, r. 748 Michigan av.
Bacon Edward B. salesman, Clement, Morton & 2o.
r. 205 Lincoln av.
Bacon Edward E. framemkr. r. 28 nr. Stewart a^..
Bacon George F. (Knowles, Burdsall it Bacon), r. 84
My rick av.
Bacon George M. salesman, Bennett, Fuller* Co.
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Money Invested on Bond &, Mortgage, & Interest payable at any place wished.
Philip A. Hoyne, U.S. Commissioner, also Commissioner of Deeds,
And IVotary Public? Office. Custom Iloase Building.
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"77ilmington Coal.
Better by ft!2 per cent than any other
Illinois Coal.
Better than most Ohio and Peunsylvania Coal sold in this market,
and as ^ood as the best for all ordinary purposes. C?~Free of Slnto
tod Sulpnur.
CMcayo and Wiltninntnn Coal Co.,
No, S West Van Buren Street, Chicago.
Bacon Gilbert S. bkpr. Knowles, Burdsall & Bacon,
T. 84 My rick av.
Bacon Henry M. lawyer, room 18, Portland blk. r.
84 MjTlck av.
Bacon H. E. (Bacon Bros. & Co.), r. Pawtucket, R. I.
Bacon H. M. student, Bryant & Chase's Bus-
iness College
Bacot I. C. elk. r. 358 Wentworth av.
Bacon John, capt. r. Wright's Hotel
Bacon John, elk. Union Steamboat Co. r. 356 Indi-
ana
Bacon Massena P. (Bacon Bros. & Co.), r. Pawtucket
Bacon Miles W. editor Western Rural, r. 21
Newberry av.
Bacon Moses S. (Bacon & Co.), r. 692 Sedgwick
Bacon N. H. Mrs. r. room 3, 42 LaSalle
Bacon Philo J. builder, r 228 S. Morgan
Bacon Roswell B. (Bacon & Norton), r. 355 Huron
Bacon William, brakeman, r. 124 3d av.
Bacon W. G. messenger, A. M. U. Ex. Co. r. 533 S.
Canal
Bacon & Co. com. mere. 146 LaSalle
Bacon & Norton, lawyers, 88 Washington
Bacorn Samuel V. salesman, Joseph T. Ryerson, r.
519 Hubbard
Bacroover Jacob, butcher, Christhn Haller, r. 161 W.
Lake
Bad Mathias, gilder, r. 69 White
Badcke John, groceries and saloon, Clybourn av.
ne. cor. Sheffield av.
Bade Bernard, butcher, 400 Milwaukee av.
Bade Henry, carpenter, r. 63 Cornell
Badeau W. C. mnfr. drugs, r. 1628 Prairie av.
Badee Fred, poster, r. 427 Milwaukee av.
Badenoch Joseph, jr. salesman, S. K. Martin, r. 387
W. 16th
Bader Adolph, architect, r. 68 Sherman
Bader Anton, bartender, C. Hau, r. 210 Oak
Bader Boniface, lithographer, Nelke, Black <fe Co.
r. 264 Sedgwick
Bader Emil, barber, r. 174 Cottage Grove av.
Bader John, lab. r. 107 Brown
Bader John. jr. lab. r. 21 Kroger
Badger A. C. (A. C, & O. F. Badger and Badger &
Hilton), trustee, Life Association of
America, r. 52 Calumet av.
Badger A. C, & O. F. bankers, 51 Dearborn
Badger Brackett H. trav. agt. r. 253 Warren av.
Badger John H. trav. agt. r. 053 Warren av.
Badger Joseph W. r. 470 W. Washington
Badger Leandus, bkpr. r. 319 S. Ashland av.
Badger O. F. (A. C. & O. F. Badger), r. 52 Calumet
av.
Badger & Hilton, com. paperdealers, 26 Michigan
av.
Badgley Nelson, lab. r. 64 W. Lake
Badgley Squire, teamster, r. 64 W. Lake
Badka August, lab. r. 468 Clark
Badke Julius, compositor, Volks Zeitung
Badnoc Joseph, lumberman, r. ws. Shurtleff av.
bet. 30th and 31st
Badnoch Joseph, lab. r. 387 W. 16th
Badnock Eliza, wid. William, r.462 W. 12th
Badnock William, gasfitter, r. 462 W. 12th
Badums Matthew, driver, r. 212 4th av.
Badura Anton, lab. r. rear 18 Chapin
Badura Stanislaus, lab. r. 18 Chapin
Baecht Herman, foreman, Leopold, Kuh & Co. r.
31 Langley
Baecht Louis, lab. r. 81 Mcajrher
Baedeker Adolphns, elk. r. 233 Blue Island av.
Baedeker Eliza Mrs. milliner, r.233 Blue Island av.
BAKI>Kll, AWAMSOIV &, CO. mnfrs.
glue, curled hair, sandpaper, etc. 181 Lake
Baeder Charles (Baecler. Adamson & Co.)
Baeder Charles V. (Baeder, Adamson & Co), r.
Philadelphia
Baeder Gottlieb, foreman, Jillett & King, r. 150
Wright
Baelafalt John, carpenter, r. 59 N. Market
Baelt'uset J. lab. r. 1S9 Forrest av.
Baelfuset William, mason, r. 1?9 Forest av.
Baend Christian, lab. r. 385 W. Chicago av.
BaerAdam, street commissioner, r. Ill Chicago av.
Baer Adam C. (Bat-r & Bro.). r. 267 Rush
Baer A. J. jr. gasfltter, 133 N. Clark, r 111 Chicago
av.
Baer Ferdinand, express, r. rear 105 W. Kinzie
Baer Frank, elk. Charles Hoffman, r. Ill Chicago
av.
Baer Frederic (E. Wather & Co.). r. N. J.
Baer Hermann, pipeman fire engine No. 11, r 111
Chicago av.
Baer Jacob F. (Baer & Bro.). r. 267 Rush
Baer John, blksmith, r. 20 Frank
Baer Joseph, grocer, 237 N. Clark
Baer Joseph, r. 141 W. Randolph
Baer P. dry goods, 70 Randolph, r. 1233 Indiana av.
Baer Simon, carpenter, r. 448 N. Paulina
Baer Valentine, machinist, Bliss. TiHotson & Co.
Baer William, shoemkr. 200 Madison, r. 230 Adams
Baer & Bro. grocery and saloon. 267 Rush
Baeran Hierronimus. r. 353 Blue Island av.
Baerman Henry, porter, office pur. agt. 1. C. R. R,
Baertschy Ulrich, collarmkr. Ortmayer, Lewis &
Co. r. 431 Sedgwick
Baesch Gottleib. lab. Pillsbury, Bradley & Co.
Baeslan William F. elk. r. 92 Sigel
Bageley Charles, lab. r. 153Townsend
Bageley Charles P. asst. foreman, E. Mail, 16 Ad-
ams
Bagg F. S. bkpr. C., B. & Q. R. R. r. 418 Wabash av.
Bagge Thomas, asst. baggagemaster, r. 68 Meridan
Baggerly Charles E engineer, Henry W. King & Co.
r. 153 Townsend
Baggerman Hemy, stonecutter, r. 130 Barber
Baggeson Abraham, elk. Thompson, Steele & Price
Mnfg. Co. r. Ada. bet. Indiana and 4th
Baggeson Simon, elk. Thompson, Steele & Price
Mnfg. Co. r. Ada, bet. 4th and Indiana
Baggett Henry, finisher, A. L. Crocker, r. 70 Ohio
Baggett James, lab. r. 70 Ohio
iBaggot Edward, (Baggot & Almy), r. 442 W. Taylor
Baggot & Almy, gasfixtures, 163 and 165 Lake
Baggott J. E. propertyman. McVicker's Theatre, r.
13 3d av.
Baggs James, sailor, r. 289 Main
Bagley A. C. r. 16 Adams
Bagley B. W. barber. 686 Archer av.
Bagley C. H. bkpr. Chicago Union Lime Works, r.
79 Morgan
Bagley Peter, lab. r. 293 21st
Bagley Thomas, boat and yawl builder, n. end Clark
St. bridge, r. 35 Mark
Bagman Henry, carpenter, r. 50 N. Halsted
Bagnall Joseph, coremkr. Clark, Raffen & Co. r. 62
N. Market
Bagnall William, printer, Floto, Kurz & Co. r. 288
S. Canal
Bagnall William T. moulder, r. 62 N. Market
Bagwell Frederick W. printer, r. 358 Centre
Bagwell George M. printer, i. 358 Centre
Banda John, foreman, Chicago Scale Co. r. es.
Samuel, bet. Clarinda and Cornelia
Bahe Henry, constable, r. 400 W. Harrison
Bahen John, wks. Wm. Goldie
Bahlen D. cabinetmkr. Stotz & Woltz
Bahlenhorst John, teamster, r. 704 N. Wells
Ba'hmon H. carpenter, r. 213 1st
Bahnsen Peter, bricklayer, r. 160 Milwaukee av.
Bahr William, shoemkr. Fred Horn, r. 11 Penn
Bahta Henry, scalemaker, Chicago Scale Co.
Baicy William, porter, 437 Clark
Baid John, butcher, r. ns. 31st, opp. Fox
Baier Andrew, lab. r. 318 3d av.
Baierle Adam, brewer, Sands' Ale Brewing Co. r. '
87 Pearson
Baike Philip, lab. r. 133 Ruble
DIEBOLD & KIENZLE'S
Safes and Bank Locks
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent.
63 Dearborn Street.
S. H. Harris, manufacturer of Fire and Burglar
PROOF SAFES, OO and 63 South. Canal Street.
\VtI. TOOL. DEE, Agent for Jackson stone Sewer Pipe,
BTo. 1O3 MONROE STREET.
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Bail Foster, stonecutter, r. 262 S. Loomis
Bail James, stonecutter, r. 262 S. Loomis
Bail Mark, stonecutter, r. 262 S. Loomis
Baildon George, filegrinder, r, 114 W. Harrison
Bailey Albert, elk. r. 249 Superior
Bailey A. elk. r. Girard House
Bailey A. S. coal and wood, 140 Canal, r. 159 S.
Green
Bailey Bennett, carpenter, r. 301 Fulton
Bailey Charles, machinist, r. 121 W. Lake
Bailey Charles, painter, r. 1377 State
Bailey Charles H. photographer, r. Victoria, bet.
Hubbard ct. and Peck ct.
Bailey Charles L. coal agt. r. 882 Indiana ay.
Baiiey Charlotte O. Mies, teacher Dore School, r. 190
S. Sangamon
Bailey Daniel, foreman, Wright Bros. r. Revere
House
Bailey David, salesman, r. 379 W. Monroe
Bailey Dr. r. Douglas House
Bailey Edmund, builder, r. 513 Wabash av.
Bailey Electa B. wid. Isaac, boarding house, 188
State
Bailey E. C. carpenter, 513 Wabash av.
Bailey E. B. salesman, Bowen, Hunt & Winslow, r.
683 Wahash av.
Bailey Frederick, agt. r. 168 N. Dearborn
Bailey Frederick, painter, Novelty Carriage Works,
r. Wabash av.
Bailey F. C. agt. N. E. Type Foundry, 47 S. Water,
r. 168 N. Dearborn
Bailey F. H. sec. Board Public Works, 22 City
Hall, r. 293 W. Jackson
Bailey George, carpenter, r. 801 Falton
Bailey George F. lawyer, 39 Clark, r. 352 Chicago
av.
Bailey George G. bkpr. S. D. FOBS & Co. r. 203 S.
Desplaines
Bailey George H. (Chase Bros. & Co.), r.733 Sedg-
wlck
Bailey G. E. student, r. 4 Seminary blk,
Bailey G. S. Rev. sec. Baptist Union Theo-
' logical Seminary, r. 4 Seminary blk.
Bailey Hamilton, carpenter, r. 18 Oakwood av.
Bailey Henry, engineer, r. 243 Main
Bailey Henry, pedlar, r. 122 2d
Bailey Henry C. agt. r. 222 Walnut
Bailey H. r. 223d av.
Bailey H. A. machinist, r. 157 W. Jackson
Bailey James C. painter, r. 344 Walnut
Bailey James M. watchman, r. 188 State
Bailey Jerome, miller, r. 11 McGrath
Bailey Jerome, teamster, J. W. Loomis & Co. r.
rear 740 W. Van Buren
Bailey John, pedlar, Victor Barothy, r. 91 Jackson
Bailey John, saloon, 184 W. Lake
Bailey John, teamster, r. es. Hyde Park av. nr.
46th
Bailey John, tinsmith, r. 899 S. Clark
Bailey John, r. 122 Gnrley
BAltEY JOHIV C. W. (J. C. W. Bailey &
Co.), and publisher, Voice of Masonry, 129
Dearborn, r. 160 Warren av.
Bailey John F, r. 729, W. Tyler
Bailey J. B. com. mer. r. 182 Augusta
Bailey J. C. agt. Safety Deposit Life Ins. Co. of
Chicago, r. 825 W. Monroe
BAILEY J. C. W. fc CO.mnfrs. Masonic
regalia, 129 Dearborn
Bailey J. M. (Bailey & Brawley). r. Freeport
Bailey J.T. boardinghouse, 800 Hubbard
Bailey J. W. printer, r. 38 3d av.
Bailey Lewis E. elk. r. 85B W. Lake
Bailey Lizzie Miss, teacher, Kinzie School
Bailey Luther, brasswkr. r. 412 W. Indiana
Bailey Michael, bricklayer, r. 153 Brown
Bailey Michael, carpenter, r. 512 State
Bailey M. B. alderman, 8th ward, 103 Madison
Bailey Orrin, painter, r. 800 Hubbard
H. M. Wilmarth & Bro.
Gas Fixtures,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET.
FAIRBANKS
At 137 & 139 Ftate Street.
Bailey Roger, lab. r. 899 Clark
Bailey Roger, plasterer, r. 65 Hastings
Bailey R. J. carpenter, r. 345 S. Morgan
Bailey Sarah L. Miss, teacher, Dearborn Seminary
Bailey S. S. salesman, C. S. Brownell, r. 279 S.
May
Bailey Thomas, bkpr. r. 513 Wabash av.
Bailey Thomas, cook, Chauncey's
Bailey Thomas F. foreman, H. H. Shufeldt & Co.
353 Centre av.
Bailey Thomas R. bkpr. Scanlan & Fitzgibbon, r.
393 W. Taylor
Bailey William, boardinghonse, 15 Wells
Bailey William, furniture repairer, 176 Monroe
Bailey W. H. elk. P. O. r. 1368 State
Bailey W. H. tobacconist, 1368 State
Bailey & Brawlev, lawyers, 143 Clark
Bailey, see also Bayley
Bailitz Frederick, locksmith, r. 204 Forquer
Bailitz Michael, lab. r. 204 Forquer
Baillargeon Anthony, carpenter, r. 303 S. Morgan
Baillargeon Joseph, student,Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Bailor Charles, student, Bryant <fc Chase's
Business College
Baily A. salesman, C. W. & E. Pardridge & Co. r.
2 S. Water
Baily E. (Paling & Baily), r. 272 N. Franklin
Baily Rachel, washing, r. 116 Pacific av.
Bain George, saloon, 119 Market
Bain Roger, plasterer, r. 66 Purple
Bainbridge Benjamin, wks. Walker, Oakley & Co.
r.205l>olk
Baine David, plumber, r. 73 Sholto
Baine Edward, r. 348 W. Madison
Baine George, moulder, r. 73 Sholto
Baine Lonis^ plumber, McCartney & Hamblin
Baine, see also Bane
Baines F. J. M. elk. E. A. Clark, r. 353 Clark
Baines John, boardinghouse, 273 Michigan
Baines John, liquors and cigars. 79 Randolph, r. 71
N. Dearborn
Baines Thomas, lab. r. 39 Huron
Bains William, elk. R. M. Oliver, r. Mansion House
Bainter Jane Mrs. laundry, r. 148 S. Halsted
Bainter Mrs. milliner, 766 W. Lake
Baintkey Charles, lab. r. 10 N. Paulina
Bair Adam, porter, Taylor & Wright, r. 595 N.
Clark
Bairassa James E. teacher, r. 624 State
Baird Andrew, blksmith, r. 302 Calumet av.
Baird Archy, boilermkr. r. 486 Burnside
Baird F. organist, r. 441 W.Washington
Baird Lyman (Baird & Bradley), 383 N. LaSalle
Baird Phebe S. wid. John, r. 42 Jackson
Baird R. S. ins. agt. 143 LaSalle, r. 469 Michigan av.
Baird William, blksmith, I. C. R. R. r. 486 Burn-
side
Baird W. B. (Eicksmanu & Baird), r. 81 S. Canal
BAIRD <fc BRADLEY, loan and realestate
agts. 90 LaSalle
Bairnson John T. engineer, r. 669 N. Ashland av.
Bairnson Thomas, bllismith, r. 669 N. Ashland av.
Baisch William, bartender, r. 423 State
Baje William, vinegarmkr. Adam Gareis, r. 5th av.
Bakeland Mary Miss, r. 96 Larrabee
Bakeman Nelson, jeweler, M. Campbell, r. 101
State
Baker Albert, elk. r. 244 Superior
Baker Albert, shoemkr. T. B. Weber & Co. r. In-
diana, cor. Morgan
Baker Alden S. lab. r. 75 Coventry
Baker Alfred, stockdealer, r. 113 Blue Island av.
Baker Alvin B. sash and blindmkr. r. 564 S. Hal-
sted
Baker Arnold A. H. r. 51 Turner blk.
Baker Ashicl M. (Baker & Hayward), r. 106 Vin-
cennes av.
Baker Augusta, wid. Michael, dressmkr.119 5th av.
93
Mead & Coe, Loan and Real Estate Agent*. 154 Washington St.,
Money Loaned for Non-Resideiits on Real Estate Security.
Wilmington Star Coal Co., C. L,. Bailey. Manager,
05 W. ia<li St. i General Office, 151 Monroe St.
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Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.
Goal:
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE
on
Office and Yard, No. 2 W. VanBuren St.
& Baker A. W. tinner, C. M. Burwell, r. 294 5th
kl av.
* Baker Benjamin, carpenter, r. 112 Maxwell
** Baker Benjamin F. salesman, Boweu, Hunt &
(JD Winslow, r. 223 W. Washington
- Baker Bernard, cooper, r 291 Catherine
* Baker B. F. (B. F. Baker & Co.), r. 774 W. Madi-
M son
?% Baker B. F &Co. com mers. 122 S. Water
^ Baker B. M. dentist,room 8 Methodist Church blk.
W r. 535 W. Washington
> Baker Caleb, wagoncover mnfr. r. 182 Erie
2 Baker Caspar, cooper, r. 82 Purple
R Baker Catherine E. boardinghouse, 807 Clark
SI Baker Charles, coachman, G. Sturges, r. 109 Pine
ijj Baker Charles, grocer, r. 72 N. Ann
4*1 Baker Charles, lab. r. Benson, nr. 31st
" Baker Charles, lab. r. 104 Orchard
Baker Charles, shoemkr. T. B. Weber & Co. r. 26
W. Oak
O Baker Charles, tinsmith, r. 94 5th av.
A Baker Charles H. r. 45 Van Buren
X Baker Charles T. finisher, Bent & Goward, r. 892
* State
Baker Christian, flagman, r. rear 291 Catherine
Baker Cynthia, r. 24~Paciflc av.
Baker C. A. r. 124 S. Morgan
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fl> Baker C. H. gen. agt. Security Life Ins. Co.ofN.Y.
fe 106 Clark, r. 254 Calumet av.
%. Baker C. J. (Murray & Baker), r. 182 Erie
pa Baker David, lab. r. 244 5th av.
eg Baker David H. (G. P. Comstock & Co.), r. ws. Cor-
3 nell, bet. 52d and 53d
Baker Digory W.(Baker & Brother), r. 254 W.Mad-
ison
gg Baker D. W. (D. W. Baker & Co.), r. 106 Vincennes
r"\ av.
** Baker D. W. & Co. com. mers. 159 S. Water
Baker Edwin, lab. r. 278 S. Halsted
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Baker Eugene, blksmith, J. H. Kline, r. 35 Hano-
Baker E. cooper, r. 151 N. Sangamon
rf Baker E. lab. r. 362 Erie,
3 Baker E. H. engineer, r. 208 Burnside
5 Baker E. H. trav. agt. Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, r.
28 Speed blk.
C Baker E. R. trav .salesman, C. O. Thompson & Co.
fa Baker Frank, elk. E. Hannaford & Co. r. 163 N.
'* Dearborn
m Baker Frank, elk. r. 558 Sedgwick
A Baker Frank,student, Bryant & Chase's Bus-
i in -s College
* Baker Frank,watchman,r.92 Newberry av.
CS Baker Frank W. jr. machinist, r. 845 Wabash av.
U Baker Franklin (Baker & Gifford), r. 845 Wabash
av.
Jm Baker Franklin, monlder, r.286 Illinois
^ Baker Frederick, brewer, r. 249 Calumet av.
Baker F. bricklayer, r. 208 Coolidge
Baker F. B. com." mer. r. 774 W. Madison
^ Baker F. S. elk. r. Vincennes av. cor. 38th
2 Baker George, bkpr. J . G, Ashleman
J5 Baker George, brewer, r. al. bet. Stone andAstor,
nr. Grand Haven
f! Baker George, jewelry, r. 147 S. Halsted
fa Baker George, lab. r!291 Catherine
5 Baker George, shoemkr. r. 11 Mark av.
Baker George L. conductor. M. S. R. R. r. 311 State
ft Baker Godfrey, r. 189 Church
Baker G. T. (Baker & Montague), r. N. Y.
Baker Harriet, wid. T. S. r. 287 W. Monroe
Baker Harry J. elk. Root & Cady
2 Baker Henry (Baker & Bro.). r. 284 W. Madison
C5 Baker Henry, machinist, r. 152 Canalport av.
^ Baker Henry, sashmkr. North Side Planing Mill Co
W Baker Henry, r. Barnes House
Baker Henry Mrs. nurse, r. 158 Centre av.
B Baker Henry F. whol. grocer, r. 19J Watnut
fa Baker Henry P. r. 81 23d
Baker Hiram K. carpenter, Edward Iverson, r. 112
and 114 Franklin,
Jaker H. D. mail agt. r. Allen House
Bauer I. S. (James Baxter* Co.)
Baker Jacob, milk, rear 1061 Milwaukee av.
Jaker James, wood and coal, r. 827 W. Tyler
Jaker James L. foreman I. C. R. R. r. Vincennes
av. cor. 38th
Baker John, assistant, Robert Gibson, r. 11 Mark
Baker John, bkbinder, r. 180 N. Market
Jaker John, elk. J. Morris & Co. r. 212 Randolph
Jaker John, elk. r. 165 Adams
Jaker John, elk. r. 113 Blue Island av.
Jaker John, cooper, r. 8 Lawrence pi.
Jaker John, dentist, r. 11 Mark av,
Jaker John, porter, r. 228 Michigan av.
Jaker John, porter, r. rear 831 W. Lake
Jaker John, saloon 175 Jackson
Jaker John, teamster, r. 161 S. Green
Jaker John, wirewkr. r. 61 Burling
Baker John L. propr. Brighton House, r. Western
"*? av. cor. Archer av.
Baker John M. elk. Gale & Blocki, r. 202 Ran-
dolph
Baker John P. r. 81 23d
Jaker, Joseph, butcher, r. 21 W. Randolph
Raker Joseph, carpenter, r. 232 Blue Island av.
Baker Joseph, lab. r. 350 Brown
Baker J. brickmkr. r. 61 Burling
Baker J. driver. N. C. C. Ry.
Jaker J. C. confectionary, 545 S. Canal
Baker J. J. agt. Lake Huron Stone Co. r. Lake
House
Baker J. J. capt. r. Maulton House
Baker J. L. elk. B. F. Baker & Co. r. 590 Fulton
3aker J. W. conductor, r. 510 N. Clark
Uaker Kate, seamstress, r. rear 291 Catharine
Baker Lewis, elk. r. Gordon, nr. Winter
Uaker Lomard, lab. r. 288 4th
Baker L. S. foreman, Galena Elevator, r. 163 N.
Dearborn
Baker L. V. boot crimper r. 605 Fulton
Baker Mary Mrs. r. 204 N. Clark
Baker Moses (French & Baker)
Baker M. C. com mer. room 5 Methodist Chnrch
blk. r. 1148 Michigan av.
Baker Nicholas, butcher, Jacob Rieber
Baker N. pressman. Trioune, r. 244 Superior
Baker N. C. elk. r. 244 Superior
Baker O. P. lightning conductors, 57 N. State, r.
48 St. Johns pi.
Baker Patrick, hostler, r. 180 State
Baker Peter, tinner, Dane, Westlake & Covert, r.
195 Rush
Baker Philip, baker, r. 772 W. Lake
Baker P. moulder, r. 24 Burling
Baker R. S. lumber, r. 215 State
Baker Samuel (Spanlding & Merrick\ trnstep r
Life Association of America, r. 1211
Indiana av.
Baker Samuel, bkpr. Cushman, Calkins & Co. r.
743 Michigan av.
Baker Samuel J. salesman, Cobb Bros. r. 341 Wa-
bash av.
BAK Kit SMITH &. CO. heating and ventil-
ating engineers, M. T. DeWitt, manager, 127
Dearborn
Baker S. saloon. 525 State
Baker S. E. foreman, r. 57 Lansrley
Baker Thomas, engineer, C. & N. W. Ry. r. 136 N.
Green,
Baker Thomas, lab. r. 43 Michigan
Baker Thomas, lab. r. 144 N. Sangamon
Baker Thomas J. wood and coal, 98 W. Madison.
Baker T. S. elk. r. 92 Hill
Baker Valentine, lab. r. 117 W. Randolph
Baker Valentine, wks. Stock Yard Co. r. Gordon,
nr. Winter
Baker William, bricklayer, r. 126 Orchard
Yale Lochs
D. S. COVEB.T,
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT,
9il Dearborn Street.
BACKERS'
WM. M. DEE, SEWER BUILDER,
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Baker William, butcher, r. 120 Sebor
Bakor William, druggist, 669 Archer av.
Baker William, foreman, paint shop, H. A. Pitt's
Sops, r. 23 P. Jefferson
Baker William, gen. manager, Tappan, McKillop
& Co.'s Com. Agency and Chicago Journal of
Commerce, r. 97 Centre av.
Bakor William, lab. r. 213 Blackhawk
Baker William, lumberman, r. 152 Cnnalport av.
Baker William, ma^on, r. 150 N. Market
Baker William, shoemkr. T. B. Weber & Co. r.
Mark
Baker William, supt. r. 845 Indiana av.
Baker William, r. 552Sedg\\i;k
Baker William, r. 113 Blue Island
Baker William A. barber, r. 92Newberry av.
Baker William A. collector, r. 188 W. Washington,
Baker William D. wood engrarer,73 Clark, r. 478 W.
Lake
Baker William, H. jr. elk. Tappan, McKillop & Co.
r. 97 Centre av.
Baker William M. elk. 36 and 38 River
Baker William M. 908 Indiana
Baker William R. machinist, r. 269 Illinois
Baker William T. (Knight, Baker & Co.), r. 797
Michigan av.
Baker William W. elk. r. 1482 Prairie av,
Baker Wolfgang, cabinetmkr. r. 85 Townsend
Baker W. H. merchant, r. 16 Clybourne av.
Baker W. Scott, engineer, r. 174 W. Washington
Baker W. Vincent, cash. Chicago Life Ins. Co. r. 564
Michigan av.
Baker , r.41 S. Carpenter
Baker & Brother, wood and coal, 55 8. Market
Baker & Gifford, whol. hosiery, 30 Lake
Baker & Hayward, com. rners. 193 S. Water
Baker <fc Montague, com. mers. 41 Chamber of Com-
merce
BakhardtEmanuel, painter, 180 Wesson
Baknal Louis, furrier, Joseph Ullmann, r. 605 Divis-
ion
Balatka Hans, musicdirector,22 and 23 Crosby Opera
House, r. 146 Chicago av.
Balch Frank S. notary, 144 Washington
Balch William, butcher, 27 Rush
Balcom Charles, carpenter, r. 49 N. Ada
Balcooi George, elk. r. 49 N. Ada
Bsltom Uri (Holt & Balcom), r. 724 Michigan av.
Bald Caspar, painter, r. 213 Hurlbut
Baldauf Henry, bkpr. r. 87 23d
Balder Amond, carpenter, r. 288 22d
Balder Prank, lab. r. 42 and 44 Seward
Balder Lawrence, carpenter, Ashland av. nr. Mulli-
gan
Balderman Herman, cabinetmkr. r. 35 Kay av.
Baldin S. B. cooper, r. 684 Archer av.
Baldrict Louis, lab. r. 195 Market
Baldt George, tailor, r. 3U Linden
Baldwin Albert, baker, r. 173 W.Madison
Baldwin Algernon B. lawyer, 162 Lake, r. 79 Aber-
deen
. Baldwin A. M. salesman. Gregory, Strader & Co. r.
Emerald av. nr. TrumbulT
Baldwin A. S. artist, r.79S. Morgan
Baldwin Bros. & Laufer, com. mers. 50 and 52 W.
Lake
Baldwin Byron A. (Byron A. Baldwin & Co.), r.
Everett House
Baldwin Byron A. & Co. proprs. Everett House,
Clark, cor. Van Buren
Baldwin Catharine, wid. Michael, r. 13 English
Baldwin Charles, agt. Co-operative Stove Co. r. 211
and 213 Randolph
Baldwin Charles, carpenter, r69 Dussold
Baldwin Charles W. notelkpr. r. 142 Wabash av.
Baldwin C. asst. sec. Chicago Gas Light & Coke Co.
r. 94 W. Madison
Baldwin C. s*rocer, r. 712 W. Washington
Baldwin C. H. salesman, Doggett, Ba^sett & Hills
H.KWilmarth&Bro.
Gas Fitting,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET.
Of the City of Chicago.
CAPITAL, - - - $10O,OOO.
JACOB R. SHIPHZRD, Prcs't, Loins WAHL, V. Pres't,
CHAS.B.SIIEDD, Treas., Hon.I.G. WILSON, Counsel.
Eiclusively a SAVIN'GS Bank Xo commercial accounts received
'Fays six per cent, upon Deposits Money to loan on Real Estate.
Banking House 164 Twenty-Second St,
Baldwin C. L. carpenter, r. 161 W. Harrison
Baldwin E. B. (Baldwin & Stone), r. 83 Warren av.
Baldwin E. W. night elk. Transit House
Baldwin Fred, foreman. Beal & Brown
Baldwin F. L. elk. Board Public Works, r. Wheaton,
Baldwin Gaylord S. (Redfleld & Baldwin;, r. 83
Warren av.
Baldwin George, agt. r. 65 Partav.
Baldwin Gilbert, book storo. 259 W. Harrison
Baldwin Gilbert J. salesman, Miss J. E. Baldwin, r.
1570 State
Baldwin Gilbert H. bkpr. Kimball & Sheridan, r.
919 State
Baldwin Heman. loan and real estate. 112 Dear-
born, r. 617 Michigan av.
BaldwinHerbert L. (Baldwin, Walker* Co.), r. 1138
Prairie av.
Baldwin H. carpenter, r. 873 H State
Baldwin H. A. fancy dryeoods, 254 State
Baldwin H. G. lab. r 2711113.
Baldin H. P. carpenter, r. 112 S. Halsted
Baldwin H. W. agt. Bremner & Co.
Baldwin James A. bkpr. I. Waixel. r. S3 23d
Baldwin John, carpenter, r. 167 N. Halsted
Baldwin John, supt. Shopman's Lead Works, r. 1224
Prairie av.
Baldwin John, tinware, r. 62 Centre av.
Baldwin John A. (Le Row, Peters & Co.), r. 115
Prairie av.
Baldwin John A. mail agt. C., B. & Q. R. R. r. 115
Calumet av.
Baldwin John G. bookseller, 119 Monroe, r. 659
Bnrnside,
Baldwin John J. agt. Iron Clad Can Co. 236 Lake,
r. 62 Centre av.
Baldwin John, jr. (Baldwin, Walker & Co.), r. 1138
Prairie av.
Baldwin J. E. Miss, books and stationery, 130 Dear-
born, r. 1570 State
Baldwin J. K. cigars and tobacco, 29^ Archer av.
r. 612 State
Baldwin J. S. (Baldwin Bros. & Laufer), r. 148 N.
Morgan
Baldwin Lewis P. (Baldwin & Taylor),r. 246 Calumet
av.
Baldwin Lewis J. conductor, r. 246 Calumet av.
Baldwin L. dry goods, 204 W. Madison
Baldwin Matthew S. engineer, R. A. Loveland & Co.
r. State cor. Taylor
Baldwin M. C, money broker, room 15, Portland
blk. r. Sherman House
Baldwin M. C. broker, r. 1C98 Indiana av.
Baldwin M. J. (Baldwin Bros. & Laufer) r. 342 Wal-
nut
Baldwin Porter, teamster, r. 413 S. Halstod
Baldwin S. T. artificial light, r. 170 W. Madison
Baldwin S. W. laundry, 404 State
Baldwin Thomas W. r. 548 W. Washington
Baldwin T. F. real estate agt. r. 548 W. Washing-
ton
Baldwin, Walker & Co. brokers, room 5, Otis
Block
Baldwin William, salesman, Field, Leiter& Co. r.
65 Park av.
Baldwin William, teamster, r. 13 English
Baldwin William A. capitalist, r. Adams House,
Baldwin William A. foreman, McCready, Smith &
Allen, r. 25 Vedder
Baldwin William E. entryclk. Fitch, Williams &
Co. r. 246 Calumet av.
Baldwin William Y. carpenter, r. 525 Cottage Grove
av.
Baldwin , hardware raer. r. 362 S. Halsted
Baldwin & Stone, com. mer. 134 Kinzie
Baldwin & Taylor, silverplaters and bellhangers,
6 Washington
Balensiefer T. gardener, r. 185 Orchard
Bah ntine Eugene, com. broker, r. 66 Park av.
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154 Washington St., do a strictly Commission Business.
Head & Coe, Real Estate and Loan Agents 151 Washington St.,
Any information in relation to Chicago Real Estate freely given.
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Better by 32 per cent than any other
Illinois Coal.
Better than mitt Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal cold in thit market,
and t\t ood us the belt for all rdiuary purposs. tJTFree of Slute
and Stilpnur.
Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.,
No. 8 West Van Buren Street, Chicago.
Baley M. r. 604 S. Union
Balfour Herman, moulder, r. 257 let
Baltbur James, salesman, Shoenfield Bros. & Co.
Balfour John, salesman, Shoenfleld Bros. & Co. r.
162 Calumet av.
Balfuss Henry, lab. r. Butterneld, bet. 38th and
39th
Balfuss William, lab. r. 406 26th
Balin , carpenter, r. rear 75*4 Bremer
Balinski John, sailor, r. 152 Bunker
Balinski Philip, lab. r. al. rear 167 Bunker
Balinski William, sailor, r. 152 Bunker
Balk Jacob, lab. r. 5 Kroger
Balkam A. L. Mrs. r. 220 Wabash av.
Balkam E. C. elk. Merchants' Dispatch, r. 220
Wabash av.
Balke Julius, billiard table mnfr. 165 Washington,
r. Cincinnati, O.
Balke Martin, lab. r. 205 Dayton
Balkeed August, teamster, Sinclair & More
Balken John, Journal office, r. 345 Hurlbut
Balken Peter, foreman, Evening Journal, r. 345
Hurlbut
Balkie E. Wilhelm, pastrycook, Palmer House, r.
73 Whitney
Balkin F. lab. r. 164 Michigan
Ball Annie Miss, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Ball Charles H. salesman, Swarthout, Kent & Co.
r. 76 Randolph
Ball David, engineer, r. 257 W. Tyler
Ball Edward, porter, r. rear 439 Clark
Ball E. <fc Co. mower and reaper mnfrs. 170 Wash-
ington
Ball Farlin Q. lawyer, r. VanBuren, ne. cor. Win-
chester av.
Ball Francis (Walker & Ball), r. 683d av.
Ball George, supt. Ills. Steam Forge Co. r. 479
Elston rd.
Ball George C. elk. registrar's office, Board of
Trade, r. 53 N. Ashland av.
Ball George J. tinner, r. 253 Laflin
Ball Geo. W. student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Ball G. butcher, r. 95 N. Clark
Ball H. B. trav. agt. F. D. Cossitt & Co.
Ball James, plumber, r. 650 State
Ball James H. lawyer, r. 147 S. Halsted
Ball James M. (Matthews & Ball), r. 53 N. Ashland
av.
Ball Joel, r. ws. Adams, bet, 55th and 57th
Ball John, shoemkr. P. Schneider, r. 324 State
Ball Louis C. bkpr. r. 463 Division
Ball Martha, wid. Alvin, r. 126 N. Clark
Ball Martha, wid. Billings, dressmkr. 126 N.Clark,
Ball Mary, wid. James, r. 650 State
Ball Mary A. wid. Thomas, r. 933 State
Ball Rufns, messenger. Am. M. U. Ex. Co.
Ball Samuel, carpenter, r. 253 Laflin
Ball Samuel, jr. confectioner, r. 253 Lafliu
Ball S. R. r. ws. Adams, bet. 55th and 57th
Ball Thomas, painter, r. 933 State
Ball T. H. (Elmer & Ball), r. 18 N. Ann
Ball William, engineer, r. 257 W. Tyler
Ball William, sexton, r. 2024th av.
Ball W. T. com. mer. and cooperage, 167 S. Water
and 95 S. Desplaines, r. 152 Superior
Ballad John, painter, r. 1516 State
Ballagon Henry, machinist, r. 343 W. 12th
Ballard Addieon, lumber, 146 Alarket, r, 300
Michigan av.
Ballard Charles L. r. 366 N. LaSalle
Ballard C. J. ins*, adjuster, r. 6tHj N. LaSalle,
Ballard D. Page, salesman, J. V. Fanvell & Co. r.
1% Michigan av.
Ballard Edward Mrs. r. 8215 Michigan av.
Ballard E. A. Mi>. r. 196 Michigan ay.
Ballard E. A. physician, r. 1144 Michigan av.
Ballard George C., Adams Ex. r. 50 Quincy
Ballnrd Henry E. salesman, D. R. Crego, r. 147'
Erie
Ballard H. C. lawyer, 128 Washington, r. 1363'
Wabash av.
Ballard John A. carpenter, r. 1174 State
Ballard Lee. porter, r. 122 Pacific av.
Ballard O. W. (Olinger .6 Ballard), r. 201 Michigan'
av.
Ballasky John, cigarmkr. r. 184 W. Randolph
Ballawanz William, lab. r. 681 N. Ashland av.
Ballawich Joseph, lab. r. rear 208 Tpwnsend
Balle Peter, carpemer, r. 141 W. Erie
Ballegoyen H. machinist, I. C. R. R.
Ballentine David (Ballentine, Lawrence & Co.) T
com. mers. r. Waukegan
Ballentine James M. (Ballentine, Lawrence* Co. ) v
r. Detroit
Ballentine John G. elk. W. B. Clapp & Bro.
Ballentine, Lawrence & Co. com. mers. room 29 r
164 Washington
Bailey Alexander, coachman, Moses Gnnn, 49 Ca-
lumet av.
Ballin Joseph, salesman, Shoenfeld Bros. & Co.
Ballin Meyer, notions 42 Lake, and dry goods 132
22d, r. 132 22d
Balling Antony, notions 582 S. Halsted
Balling George M. furniture dlr. r. 118 5th av.
Ballinger James, printer, r. 52 Jackso i
Ballje John, lab. r. 689 S. Morgan
Ballman John, blksmith, r. 146 S. Park av.
Ballmann Nicholas, lab. 81 Barber
Ballord Thomas, lab. r. rear 197 Forquer
Ballon Elijah, carpenter, r. Quincy bet. Clinton and
Jefferson
Ballou F. G. lumber, r. 236 Warren av.
BallouLovain (Lansing &. Ballon), r. Austinville,
Ballou Merrill B. bootmkr. M. D. Wells & Co. r.
36 Michigan
Balloud Lawrence, lab. C., B. & Q. R. R. r. 589
Auning
Ballough Fred. D. bar tender 80 and 82 N. Wells
Balls J. H. cooper, r. 152 Snperier
Balmer John, carpenter, r. 16 O'Brien
Baiov Charles, lab. r. 80 Holt
Balov Chris, lab. r. 80 Holt
Bals Frederick, boarding house, r. 160 Milwaukee-
av.
Balster August, baker, r. 40 W. Indiana
Balthasar Anton, grocer 170 Butterfleld
Balthausen Henry, porter, r. 160 Cornell
Balthis Amanda Miss, elk. r. 234 Coolidge
Balthis Charles E. elk. r. 203 Warren av.
Balthis C. C. trav. agt. Parkhnrst & Wilkinson, r..
203 Warren av.
Balthis Milton Z. elk. r. 43 Hamilton av.
Balthis William, grocer, 740 W. Madison, r. 43
Hamilton av.
Baltimore Charles, teamster, r. Egan av. bet.
Wentworth and Stuart avs.
BALTIMORE &. OHIO B.B. James Walsh v
gen. agt. 94 LaSalle
Baltz C. (C. Baltz & Co.)
Baltz C. & Co. com. mers. 66 W. Lake
Baltz Henry, lab. r. Evans, nr. Lincoln
Balu John, cooper, r. 752 Clybourn av.
Balur Christian, lab. r. 14 Fisk
Balwarnz William, lab. r. 631 N. Ashland av.
Balwin George, sailor, r. 452 S. Morgan
Baly John, lab.r. 166 Sebor
Balz Carlotta Mrs. r. 45 Fay
Balz Charles, grocer. 363 3d av.
Balz John lab. r. 168 Rumsey
Bamberg Charles A. porter, E. Hunt & Son, r. 151
W. Washington
Bamberger Fiorina, mason, r. 17 N. Green
Bambridge Louis, carpenter, r. 403 State
Bame Mary, wid. Charles, r. 159 DeKoven
Bamer Hiram, tinsmith, r. 136 Catharine
Bami'ard James T. elk. Tremout House
Diebold & Kienzle's
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
And BANK LOCKS.
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent,
93 Dearborn Street.
Bank Vaults made al Harris* Safe Factory,
fin nii.l II 1 * SOT'TII rA"V,T. ST1
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Bamford Matilda Jane, wid. Geortre. r. 13 Uubbard
Bamford Samuel, printer, r. 13 Hubbard
Bamick O. carpenter. Goes & Phillips Mnfg. Co.
Bamriek James, painter, r. 941 W. Lake
Banberg Frederick, baggageman, C. & N. W. Ry.
r. 3S4 W. Chicago av.
Bancroft C. W. agt. Caynga Mnfg. Co. 441 W.
Washington
Bancroft Frank, elk, r. 66 Monroe
Bancroft James, student, Bryant &- Chase's
Business College
Bancroft John, porter, Thomson's Restaurant,
r. 123 Canal
Bancroft John L. printer, Round? & Kane, r. 616
Larrabee
Bancroft Sidney, lab. r. 128 W. Harrison
Band Christian, bridgetender. r. 50 Larrabee
Band E. C. stencilcutter, C. H. Hanson, r. 50 Larra-
bee
Band S. G. elk. S. Craig, r. 139 Erie
Bandell L. barber, W. Leonard, r. 399 V4 W. Lake
Bandelow Gustav, machinist, R. Wheeler, r. 250
Clybounie av.
Bander William, driver, 19 N. Union
Bandhauer Joseph, lab. r. 113 Augusta
Bandle Frederick, tanner, 399^4 W. Lake
Bandle Frederick, jr. salesman, r. 399V4 W. Lake
Bandle Louis, barber, r. 899^ W. Lake
Bandlim William, carpenter, r. 84 Hurlbut
Bandlow Adolph, machinist, r. 245 Einzie
Bandman Hermann, printer, r. 119 Ontario
Bane Elizabeth, wid. Peter, r. 40 Fry
Bane George M. lawyer, 117 Clark, r. Matteson
House
Bane Levi B cashier, Clement. Morton & Co. r. 742
W. Monroe
Bane O. F. (Clement, Morton & Co.), r. 742 W. Mon-
roe
Bane, see also Bain
Banell Samuel, lab. r. Ullman. nr Springer av.
Baueng John, musician, r. 20 Weed
Baneroe B. liquors and candy, r. 17 N. Clark
Baneroe Louis, elk. B. Baneroe, r. 17 N. Clark
Banert Frederick, bartender, r. 150 N. Union
Banes George, policeman, r. Kingsbnry, cor. Erie
Bang Christopher, caroiler. r. 302 Larabee
Bang Jacob, lab. F. Labahn, r. ws. Halsted, bet.
Willow and Linden
Banger Nicholas, foreman, r. 63 Larabee
Bangert John, cooper, r. 16 Wesson
Banggnist Christine, boardingbouse, r. 14 26th
Banghart Robert M. carpenter, r. 329 Forest av.
Bangratz Catharine, wid. Frank, r. 23 Wesson
Bangratz Jacob, carpenter, r. 532 Canal
Bangs Bros, furnaces and stoves 156 State.
Bangs Dean (Bangs Bros.), r. 1105 Indiana av.
Bangs Edward, tinsmith, Bangs Bros. i. 185 W.
Jackson
Bangs Edward jW. (I. B. Hobbs & Co.), r. 122 S.
Morgan
Bangs George S. r. 11 Ellis' Park
Bangs Isaac W. (Bangs Bros.), r. 64 25th
Bangs John D. elk Bangs Bros. r. 82 20th
Banholzer John B. harnessmkr, r. 133 Chicago av.
Bank August, tailor, r. 110 Sampson
Bank Charles, lab. r. 307 22d
Bank John, machinist, C. P. Hoffman
BankaPodley. shoemkr. 647 S. Morgan
BANKER BROS. & REE;VE, gen. mana-
gers, U. S. Life Ins. Co. of New York city, 154
Washington
Banker E. W. trav. agt. Heath & Milligan
Banker George L. elk. P. H. Willard & Co. r. 976
\V. Monroe
Banker James H. treas. L. S. & M. S. R. !R. r. N.
Y. city
Banker John W. bkpr. Banker Bros. & Greene, r.
Hinsdale
BankerJLawrence, confectioner, r. 104 W. Randolph
VICTOR
8CA.LES,
No. 158 State Street.
A LA2GE STOCK ALWAYS OK HAND OF
PRINTING, WRITING, WRAPPING,
Glazed and Plated Papers,
M.\ Vl-M,oii:s, CARI>BOARI>, A.C., <fcf.
Cleveland Paper Company,
94 WASHINGTON ST., CHICAGO.
Banker William 8. (Banker Bros. & Greene), r.
Friendship
Bankhead John E. artist, r. 376 Clark
Bankilam Benjamin, lab. r. 602 Archer av.
Bankmann Ernst, lab. r. 26 Barber
Banks A. Arthur, elk. Gage Bros. & Co. r. 168 Park
av.
Banks A. E. salesman, Doggett, Bassett * Hills, r.
St. James Hotel
Banks A. H. shoemkr. Farnnm, Flagg & Co. r. 123
Western av.
Banks A. O. salesman, M. D. Wells & Co. r. 386
South Park av.
Banks Charles, barber, S. B. Dawson, r. LaSalle
Banks Edward S. printer, r. 128 S. Desplains
Banks Eugene, baggageman, L. S. & M. S. R. R.
r. 68 W. Randolph
Banks E. trav. agt, r. 98 S. Green
Banks Henry, waiter, Sherman House
Banks Horace, expressdriver, r. 240 N. Wells
Banks James, lab. r. 737 S. May
Banks James M. r. Leavitt, nw. cor. Van Buren
Banks James N. physician, 44 Clark, r. 874 Michi-
gan av.
Banks John, lab. r. ns. Harbine, nr. Laflin
Banks Mary, wid. Austin, r. 15 Union Park pi.
Banks Michael, bartender, J. Appleton, r. 2183d
av.
Banks Stephen, teamster, r. 128 S. Desplaines
Banks William, physician. 260 S. Halsted
Banks William, teamster, Lull & Holmes, r. 41 W.
Adams
Banks William, teamster, r. ns. 21st, bet. Wood
and Lincoln
Banks William, waiter, r. rear 179 Jackson
Banks William H. (Bradley & Banks), r. 526 W.
Adams
Bankson Andrew, messenger, A. M. U. Ex. Co. r.
733 W. Lake
Bannard Henry C. with Franklin MacVeagh, r. 19
Congress.
Bannard H. B. wid. William, boardinghouee, 246
Wabash av.
Banner I. lab. r. 61 Ullman
Banner John, milkpedlar, r. 230 W. Taylor
Banning Hugh, cooper, r.19 Butterfield
Banning Philip, cooper, r. 19 Butterfleld
Bannotz Jon, r. 38 Kroger
Bannwick Michael, collarmkr. Grant & McLean, r,
489 N. Clark
Banroff Henry, butcher, r. 133 Chicago av.
Banser Henry, lab. r. 85 Canalport av.
Bansmith Augustus, cooper, r. 265 W. Kenzie
Banson B. A. sailor, r. 201 N. Union
Banta James H. engineer, I. C. R. R. r. 562 Michi-
gan av.
Banta Levi S. drygoods, 1290 State
Banhauer Frank, wks. Sammons, Clark & Co.
Bantman Herman, printer, r. 119 Ontario
Banton George S. elk. frgt. auditor,C., B. & Q. R.R.
r. 178 Michigan av.
Banyea J. bartender, J. Yettaw, r. 489 Sate
Banyon Augustus H. justice of the peace, 87 Clark,
r. 18 Harrison
Banyon Horace, japanner, Dane, Westlake & Co-
vert, r. 18 Harrison
Banyon John F. elk. r. 18 Harrison
Banyon Walter, lampmkr. r. 18 Harrison
Bim/.wyer Bernhard, barber, r. 92 E. White
Baof C. cooper, r. 41 Knerr
Bnpp George, railroadman, rj 610 S. Canal
Baptie Robert, bkpr. Reid, Mnrdock & Fischer, r.
113 Michigan av.
Baptist Union Theological Seminary, Rev. G. W.
Northrup, D.D. pres. Rhodes av. bet. College
and University pi.
Bar Fitz, baker, r. 110 Augusta
Bar Henry, lab. r. rear 336" S. Desplaines
Bar Jacob (Bar & Stern), r. 133 S. Lincoln
Mead & Coe, Real Estate Agents, 154 Washington si..
Property Rented and Rents Collected.
MEAD & C'OE, Real Estate Agents,
154 Washington St. Taxes paid for Xon-Resideuts.
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L Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.
^ MISERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE
! Celebrated Wilmington Goal;
_r Office and Yard, No. 2 W. VanBuren St.
^*. Bar Joseph, milkman, r. Elston av. nw. cor. Ar-
M mitage av.
SL Bar Louis, pedlar, r. 287 Noble
gt Bar & Stern, meatmarket, 736 W. Madison
r"5 Bar, see also Barr
^ Barage , shoemkr. r. 40 Hunt
. Baiagwanath William, boilermkr. r. 233 Franklin
y Baran John, lab. r. 546 Centre av.
2 Baranack Joseph, tailor, John Kustkee, r. 72 Buuk-
rft er
*** Barbara Mary Ann Miss, wreathmkr. 450 Clark
r> Barbaras Sophia, wid. Theodore, r. 15 Archer av.
> Barbe B. r. 1387 Wabash av.
43 Barbe Ferdinand, blksmith, A. Kiesling, r. 8 N
Green
J Barbe Martin, realestare and loan broker, 125 Dear-
born, r. 1387 Wabash av.
3 Barbe Morris, elk. r. 1387 Wabash av.
JB Barbe Samuel, r. 1387 Wabash av.
^ Barbe Simeon, salesman, Fitch, Williams & Co. r.
1387 Wabash av.
L Barbean Joseph, barber, 150 N. Dearborn
^ Barbean. Michael, cabinetmkr. 442 N. Dearborn
Barbean Tarser, wid. Anton, r. 442 N. Dearborn
^ Barbeau Gustav, plumber, r. 438 Centre av.
^ Barbeau James, carpenter, r. 15 Gold
Barbeau Joseph, scroll sawyer, r. 46 Sholto
* Barbeau Joseph, shoemkr. r. 438 Centre av.
Barbee James S. policeman, Union Park Station, r.
581 W. Indiana
& Barber Adam S. driver, R. A. Williams, No 17, r.
80 W. Lake
af Barber Charles, bkpr. Chicago Towing Associa-
M4 tion, r. 467 W. VanBuren
"** Barber Clark, white washer, r. 65 4th av.
A Barber Daniel J. lab. r. 191 Fullerton av.'
Barber Edward (Bowen, Hunt & Winslow), r. 254
. i N. LaSalle
ij Barber Edward D. elk. r. 484 Division
Barber Eliza A. wid. William, r. 180 W. Washing-
taft ton
~ Barber E. L. (L. Barber & Sons), r. 167 W. 12th
Barber E. L. lawyer, r. 444 Burnside
** Barber Fanny A. Miss, asst. teacher, Lincoln
QC School, r."269 Lincoln av.
Barber Gaorge, teamster, r. 25 Belden pi.
JJ Barber G. L. (L. Barber* Sons), r. 230 S. Morgan
Hi Barber G L. elk. Walker, Dexter & Smith, r. 229
W. Washington
7jr Barber Hiram jr. (Barber <to Lackner), r. 877 Michi-
gan av.
{g Barber H. H. salesman, Franklin MacVeagh, r.
St. James, Hotel
" Barber James, elk. r. 532 Victoria av.
Of) Barber Joseph N. asst. supt. Chicago Bethel Home,
ii r. 112 and 114 Franklin
2 Barber J. jr. dry goods, 34 and 36 Washington, r. 116
^ S. Green
* Barber L. (L. Barber & Son) r. 45 S. Curtis
0* Barber L. carpenter, r. 444 Burnside
Barber L. & Sons, wines and liquors, 117 Franklin
W Barber Mary A. Mrs. r. 339 N. Paulina
. Barber M. A. teacher, Wells School, r. 339 N. Paa-
lina
fl Barber Royal E. salesman, r. 186 S. Sangamon
Barber R. M. student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
W Barber R. P. (R. P. Barber & Co.). r. 361 Superior
S* Barber R. P. & Co. grain and com. mers. 184
Washington
fit Barber Peter lab. r. 33 Clarinda
Barber Sarah Miss, washing, r, 138 Pacific av.
O Barber Seth, dry goods, r. 116 S. Green
if. Barber Sophia Miss, elk. F. Mueller, r. 22 Clark
J5 Barber & Lackner, lawyers, 106 Madison
Q Barberier George, plumber, John Hughes & Sons
! Barbian Catharine, wid. John, washing, r. 126
-iS Goethe
Barbian Joseph, brewer, r. 505 N. Dearborn
Barbian Joseph jr. barber, r. 505 N. Dearborn
Barbian Nicholas, cooper, r. 497 N. Clark
Barbien Michael, cabinetmkr. Schnlz & Gobel, r.
442 North av.
Barbier Joseph, carpenter, r. 2^6 Clark
Barbier Marion, builder, r. 625 W. Adams
Barboro Dominick. elk. L. Biggio, r.30 W. Randolph
Barbour Frank A. elk. Chicago Firemanslns. Co. r.
363 W. Lake
Barbour F. E. elk. I. C. R. R. r. 363 W. Lake
Barbour John. (Snyder & Barbour)
Barbour Joeie B. elk. Y. M. C. A. r. 447 N. Dearborn
Barbour Lyman L. (.Ira Minard & Co.), r.St. Charles,
111.
Barbour Stillman, machinist Bent & Goward, r. 363
W. Lake
Barcal Jacob, cisrarmkr. r. t97 Larrabee
Barcal Mat. r. 597 Larrabee
Barcek Frank, lab. r. 44 Burlington
Barchard John.|lab. r. 377 Sedgewick
Barck Edwin, musicteacher, r. 20 Kramer
Barclay Daniel, ghowcasemnfr. 141 State, r. 756 W.
Lake
Barclay Frank, wks. Pugh Bros.
Barclay Horace, elk. r. 248 Calumet av.
Barclay H. B. paying teller Manufacturers National
Bank, r. 227 N. LaSalle
Barclay Joanna Mrs. nurse, r. 34 S. Clinton
Barclay John L. r. 227 N. LaSalle
Barclay J. machinist, r. 273 4th av.
Barclay Lucian P. r. 128 Sophia
Barclay Elvira D. Mrs. teacher, LaSalle Street Pri-
mary School, r. 128 Sophia
Bard C. W. salesman. Field, Leiter & Co. r. 120 W.
Washington
Bard David J. salesman, David J. Brown, r. Briggs
House
Bard John, cai-penter, r. 644 Hubbard
Bard John, lab. C. & N. W. Ry. Wis. Div. r. 202
Thompson
Bard Joseph, driver, S. Strauss, r. 113 N. Clark
Bard J S. salesman. Allen & Mackey.r. 983d av.
Bard N. R. salesman, Simpson, Norwell & Co. r.
120 W. Washington
Bard R. S. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 538 W.
Washington
Bard S. elk. r. 538 Washington av.
Bard S. M. salesman, r. 771 W. Adams
Barden Gustavus E. cashier, Custom House, r. 296
Wabash av.
Bardon D. G. (D. G. Harden <fc Brother, and Lea
vitt, Bardon & Co.), r. 609 State)
Bardon D. G. & Bro. grocers, 609 Stati
Bardon John, shoemkr. P. Fries, bds. 754 State
Bardon M. M. (D. G. Bardon & Bro.), r. 609 State
Bardry John, lab. r. 38 4th
Barduska Peter, lab. r. 8 Currier
Bareuty John, locksmith, r. ' 91 Clark
Barfoot Charles, lab. r. es. Butterfield, bet. Egan
av. and 38th
Barfoot Chris, lab. r. es. Bntterfleld, bee. Egan av.
and 38th
Barfoot Henry, lab. r. es. Butterfield, bet. Egan av.
and 38th
Barfoot William, carpenter, r. 370 W. Taylor
Bare R. L. lab. r. rear 261 W. Indiana
Bargen Mathias, coopar, r. 82 Barber
Bargen Timothy, watchman, r. 149 W. 18th
Bargend Henry, lab. U. R. Mill Co.
Barger Hezekiah. clothing cutter, r. 311 State
Barger Peter, heater, U. R. Mill Co.
Bargerbu-'h William, carpenter, r. 301 22d
Bargman Larkin, lab. r. 75 Stewart av.
Bargstrora Charles, lab. U. R. Mill Co.
Bargwardt Charles, carwasher. r. 63 Fry
Barht Benjamin, lab. r. 223 Larrabee
Barhyat Andrew, machinist, G. W. Hannis, r. 170 N.
Halsted
Baril Joseph E. carpenter, r. 4 University pi.
RHODES a BRADLEY,
DEALERS IN
and Lactaaia Coal;
OFFICE AND DOCK,
Cor. Ittarlset and Washington Streets.
A Large Stock of New and Second-hand Safes at
HARRIS' FACTORY, OO and 62 South Canal Street.
sEWERS CXEAA'ED
A\D REPAIRED
By WM. M. I>EE, Ho. 1O5 Monroe Street.
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Baring John, painter. W. Edmonds, r. 121 Fry
Baring Neck, carpenter, A. H. Beese, r. 122 Fry
Baring Simon, tailor, r. 121 Fry
Baring Stephen, bartender, C. Hau, r. 424 Milwau-
kee av.
Barington G physician, r. 107 S. Desplaines
Barisch Margaret, Mrs. r. 107 Sebor
Barishman C. Mrs. r. 380 State
Barka Christian, barber, r. H06 W. Indiana
Barkell Q. broker, r. 506 Wabash av.
Barker Anthony, peddler, r. 147 Coventry
Barker A. C. carpenter, r. rear 301 State
Barker A. Mrs. r. 569 Sedgwick
Barker A. S elk. r. 267 Maxwell
Barker B. M. dentist, room 8 Methodist Church blk.
r. 533 W. Washington
Barker Charles, furniture, r. 149 S. Halsted
Barker. Charles, tinsmith, r. 271 31st
Barker C. A. com. mer. 254 and 256 S. Water
Barker David, watchman, r. 69 Judd
Barker Edward, flremtn, I. C. R. R. r. 3933d av.
Barker Eugene, teamster, r. 239 Forquer
Barker E. C. agt.. r. 67 25th
Barker Frank W. elk. S. C. Griggs & Co. r. 122 Cot-
tage Grove av.
Barker George (Barker & Leon), r. 35 Ontario
Barker George, bricklayer, r. 158 Sampson
Barker George, fireman, r. 196 Washington av.
Barker George F. tea broker, 49 S. Water, r. 506
Wnbash av.
Barker Howard, cabinetmkr. r. 148 South Park av.
Barker H. E. furniture, 31 26th
Barker James, lawyer, r. 122 Cottage GJOVC av.
Barker James G. sandpaper machine rnnfr. r. 346
Park av.
Barker James S.i Stevens & Barker), r. 44th, cor.
Cottage Grove av.
Barker John(Haskell & Barker), r. 580 Michigan
av.
Barker John, carpenter, r. 226 Sampson
Baker John, miner, r. 102 Carroll
Barker John B. carpenter, r. 652 Hubbard
Barker John C. (Matthews & Co.), r. 101 Washing-
ton
Barker John C. lawyer, 117 Clark, r. 965 N. Clark
Barker John R. (Barker & Illsley). r. 301 State
Barker John W. cigarmkr. r. 95 W. Harrison
Barker John W. printer, r. 658 W. Kinzie
Barker Joseph, bartender, W. F. Jackson, r. 118
29th
Barker Joseph, carpenter, r. 29 Polk
Barker Joseph, lab. r. rear 30 Lime
Barker Joseph, sandpaper machine miifr. r. 346
Park av.
Barker Joseph N. (Barker & Wait), r. 122 Cottage
Grove av.
Barker J. F. (Stevens, Barker & Co.), r. 44 Cot-
toge Grove av.
Barker J. M. trav. agt, r. Lake shore, nr. 41st
Barker Manes, lab. r. 177 Coolidire
Berker Morris, lab. r. 141 Wabarisia av.
Barker M. E. elk. Hall, Kimbark & Co.
Barker M. W. carpet renovator, r. 14 Adams
Barker O. B. vice pres. N. Ludingtan Co. r. 837
Wabash av.
Barker Paul, tailor, r. 190 Blackhawk
Barker P. A. boarding house, r. 548 Wabash av.
Barker Richard, bricklayer, r. 513 Morgan
Barker Richard, Mrs. r. 498 S. Union
Barker Riley, moulder, r. 196 S. Halsted
Barker Roland, lab. r. 165 Wabansia av.
Barkei-S. A. Miss, teacher. Scamraon School, r. 102
W. Adams
Barker Wallace H. elk. Bullock Bros. r. 239 Forquer
Ea-ker Walter G. elk. Jones & Laughlins, r. Clifton
House
Barker William, roaster, Knowles, Burdsall &
Bacon, r. 3(5 Perch
Barker, , agt. r. a/? W. Randolph
VICTOR
SCALES,
.ZV T 0. 158 State Street.
Ol Washington Street, Chicago,
DEALKRS IN
CARDBOARD, MANILLA PAPER,
Envelopes, Strawboard, Glazed & Plated Papers, to.
Barker , mason, r. es. Woodlawn av. bet. 54th
and 55th
Barker & Illsley, hardware, 273 and 275 State
Barker & Leon, real estate, 25 Kinzie
Barker & Wait, attorneys. 157 Randolph
Barkhaus Fried (M. E. Stauger & Co.), r. 103 W.
Erie
Barkis Frank, painter, r. 259 W. Lake
Barkles Ernest, r. 639 S. Morgan
Barkles Louis, lab. r. 8 N. Paulina
Barkley Joseph, salesman, Carson, Pirie & Co. r.
516 Fulton
Barkman Charles, waiter, r. room 14, 190 Clark
Barkman C. S. photographer, r. 188 Clark
Barkroan E. W. photographer, r. 188 Clark
Barkman Frederick, waiter, r. room 14, 190 Clark
Burkofski L. pedler, r. 134 Pacific av.
Barkouski Simon, pedlar, r. 267 4th av.
Barkow A. lawyer, r. 506 Wabash av.
Barkser Matthew, lab. r. 78 Butterfleld
Barlein George, barber, Sutter & Koch, r. 227 Wells
Barleon Benedick, carpenter, r. 241 Townsend
Barlets C. bartender, r. 113 3d av.
Barlett J. W. elk. r. 12 Adams
Barlow Charles, bkpr. r. 232 W. Tyler
Barlow C. G. billiard saloon, 185 W. Van Buren
Barlow C. T. bkpr. McDonald <fc Roe, r. 318 W. Van
Buren
Barlow Davis, pedler. r. 429 Clark
Barlow Edward elk. R. G. Dun & Co. r. 103 llth
Barlow E. wid. Robert, r. 264 W. Harrison
Barlow George W. (R. & G. W. Barlow), r. 370
Wells
Barlow Harry S. ticket agt. 60 Clark, r. 217 Lake av.
Barlow James, polisher, r. 113 North av.
Barlow John W. Capt. Chf. Eng. Headqrs. Mil. Div.
of Mo. r. 659 Wabash av.
Barlow J. H. bkpr. Elisna Eldred, r. 81 O'Brien
Barlow Mary Miss, teacher, r. 1042 Indiana av.
Barlow N. B. (Ottaway & Barlow), r. 370 Wells
Barlow Richard (R. & G. W. Barlow), r. 299 Warren
av.
Barlow Robert, bricklayer, r. 168 North av.
Barlow R. & G. W. flour, feed and coaldealers, 276
and 278 LaSalle
Barlow Warren, r. 281 Michigan av.
Barlow William, oildealer, r. 131 Michigan av.
Barlow William A. (Barlow & Wells), r. 446 Wabash
av.
Barlow William M. elk. Tappan, McKillop & Co.
Com. Agcy. r. 131 Michigan av.
Barlow & Wel'ls, stovedealers, 168 Lake
Barloy Praxede, cabinetmkr. 298 W. Polk
Barman John E. printer, r. Evanston, Ills.
Barmm Charles H. (dowry &Barmm),r. 664 Wash-
ton av.
Barnaby Timothy, shoemkr. r. 89 Mulligan
Barnack John, lab. r. 458 Milwaukee av.
Barnard Alice L. Miss, head asst. Dearborn School,
r. 115 Superior
Barnard Charles J. elk. Com. Nat. Bank, r. Evan-
ston, 111.
Barnard D. E. lawyer, room 14 Larmon blk. r. 115
Superior
Barnard Edward, elk. Hovey & Co. r. 124 Ellis av.
Barnard E. M. dep. elk. County Court, r. Lake
View
Barnard Frederick (Beach* Barnard), r. Lombard,
Ills.
Barnard Frederick W. actor, r, 155 W. Jackson
Barnard F. A., Chicago Star Printing Ink Co.
Barnard F. E. salesman, Ingraham, Corbin &May,
r. 380 N. LaSalle
Barnard Georse. salesman, S. C. Griggs & Co. r.
Evanston, 111.
Barnard G. W. (,Swain, Barnard & Co.), r. Avenue
House
Barnard John, teamster, r. Harbine. sw. cor. Wood
Barnard John F. contractor, r. 157 Cass
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SHIPPERS OF THE
ilmlngton Goal:
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE
w
Office and Yard, No. 2 W. VanBuren St.
Barnard Lucius, teamster, r. Harbine, svv. cor.
Wood
Barnard Phillip, engraver, r. 460 North av.
Barnard Richard (Thomas Phelps & Co.), r. 248
Warren av.
, Barnard 8. W. (R. A. Loveland & Co.)
Barnard Thomas, city circulator, Republican, r. 505
N. Clark
Barnard William, elk. H. Parker, r. 33 Wendell
Barnard, see also Bernard and Bernhard
Barndt Albert, lab. r. as. Augusta, bet. Paulina and
Rumsey
Barndt Frederick, lab. r. ss. Augusta, bet. Paulina
and Rumsey
Barndt Frederick, jr. lab. r. PS. Augusta, bet. Pau-
lina and Rumsey
Barne John H. elk. r. 204 W. Taylor
Barnec Richard, lab. r. 236 Sherman
Barnecke Conrad, lab. r. 204 Townsend
Earned Charles, lab. J. Proctor, r. ws. Sonthport
av. bet. Fullerton and Webster avs.
Earned Sarah Mrs. r 228 W. Monroe
Barnes Aaron H. policeman, 2d prect. r. 204 W.
Taylor
Barnes A. C. (A. S. Barnes & Co.), r. N. Y.
Barnes A. 1). r. 263 Washington av.
Barnes A. S. (A. S. Barnes & Co.), r. N. Y.
Barnes A. S. & Co. school book publishers, 159
State
Barnes Benton, teamster, r. W. 22d, nr. Paulina
Barnes Catherine, wid. Michael, r.|472 Centre av.
Barnes Charles, shipping elk. r. 35 Hammond
Barnes Charles J. (A. S. Barnes & Co.), r. 523 Wa-
bash av.
Barnes Charles L. bkpr. National Live Stock
Journal, r. 63 St. Clair
Barnes Charles W. (Barnes & Co.), r. St. Dennis
Hotel
Barnes Edward A. writer, r. 22 Miller
Barnes Ellen Mrs. r. 42 Eagle
Barnes Frank D. conductor, N. C. C. Ry. r. 388 N.
Clark
Barnes Frank G. salesman, Barnes & Co. r. Revere
House
Barnes F. A. elk. M. M. Dell, r. 224 Cottage Grove
av.
Barnes F. N. capt. r. 578 S. Canal
Barnes George, bricklayer, r. 272 N. Union
Barnes George, elk. r. 1 74 Clark
Barnes George, elk. Wright & Beebe, r. 17 LaSalle
Barnes George K. elk. C., R. I. & P. R. R. r. 362 W.
Jackson
Barnes G. T. lab. r. 200 W. Lake
Barnes Harlow, lab. r. 97 Hinsdale
Barnes Henry J. agt. 153 LuSalle, r. 304 W.
Adams
Barnes Henry P. painter, r. 22 Miller
Barnes House, W. K. Swallow, propr. Randolph,
s. w. cor. Canal
Barnes H. B. (A. S. Barnes & Co."). r. New York
Barnes Isaac, bkpr. National Loan and Trust Co.
r. 247 Indiana
Barnes Jacob, lab. Sands' Ale Brewing Co. r. 51
Hinsdale
Barnes James, engineer, r. 1% Washington av.
Barnes James, lab. r. 509 S. Canal
Barnes John, stonecutter, r. 280 5th av.
Barnes John, coachman, John barker, r. 580 Michi-
gan av.
Barnes Joseph, lab. r. 488 Archer av.
Barnes J. C. (A. S. Barnes & Co.), r. N. Y.
Barnes J.C. com. mer. r. 648 Burnside
Barnes J. Spencer ^Bishop <fc Barnes), r. Briggs
House
Barnes Martin, r. 53 McHenry
Barnes Matthew, blksmith. 87 Ohio. r. 22 Noble
Barnes Michael, elk. r. r 839 S. Halsted
Barnes Noah, merchant, Jefferson av. nw. cor. 51st
Barnes Norman S. physician, 66 Madison
Barnes O. A. dental depot, Mi Madison, r. 243 Tyler
Barnes O. W. elk. West & Bond, r. Ill S. Peoria
Barnes Patrick, teamster, r. 119 Gurley
Barnes Royal B. r. 171 W. Jackson
Barnes Thomas, butcher, Reid & Sherwin
Barnes Thomas, drayman, r. 447 W. Erie
Barnes Thomas J. driver, r. 181 S. Leiivitt
Barnes William (Barnes & Co.), r. 478 N. LaSalle
Barnes William, printer, r. Ill Adams
Barnes William, stockdealer, r. 98 Harrion
BAKZVES VVir,JvIAM B. agt. Edward's
Publishing House, 164 Clark
Barnes William H. supt. shipping dept. J. M. W.
Jones, r. 182 S. Sangamon
Barnes William P. bkpr. r. 171 W. Jackson
Barnes \V . P. r. 89 Van Buren
Barnes (E. F. Pierce & Co.), r. 319 W. Monroe
Barnes , bkpr. r. 247 Indiana
Barnes . trav. agt. r. 230 W. Monroe
BAKIVES fc CO. hats, caps and furs, 112 and 114-
Washington, cor. Clark
Barnes, see also Barns
Barnet Aaron, meatmarket, 392 Clark
Barnet Albert, r. 1266 Prairie av.
Barnet Alexander, brass foundry, 87 Franklin, r.
134 Newberry av.
Barnet Annie, r. 1266 Prairie av.
Barnet George, realestate, room 12, 131 LaSalle. r.
1041 Prairie av.
Barnet H. L. lawyer, 1 Major Block, r. 1266 Prairie
av.
Barnet James (Barnet & Son), r. 160 Newberry av.
Barnet James, r. 1266 Prairie av.
Barnet James A. (Barnet;& Son), r. 160 Xe wberry av.
Barnet John, stonecutter, D. R. Mill Co. r. 139 New-
berry av.
Barnet Joseph, r. 1266 Prairie av.
Barnet William, waiter,Thornsons' Restaurant, r. 138
Pacific av.
Barnet William, r. 1266 Prairie av.
Barnet & Son, job printers, 186 Lake
Barnett Alexander, type founder, Marder, Lnse &
Co. r. 215 S. Hoyne
Barnett B. millinery, r. 442 State
Barnett Ferdinand, janitor, r. 301 Bnddan
Barnett George, bricklayer, r. rear 1208 State
Barnett George, shoemkr. r. 425 Cottagr Grove a\
Barnett G. W. (Barnett & Nichols), r. 428 North a-v
Barnett James, butcher, r. 148 Pacific av.
Barnett James, plasterer, 28 Cottage pi.
Barnett James, secondhand furniture, 1208 State
r. rear 195 26th
Barnett James, shoemkr. T. H. Grant
Barnett John, cook, r. 418 State
Barnett John, waiter, r. 52 W. Madison
Barnett J. H. expressman, r. 428 North av.
Barnett Louis, tailor, r. 42 W. Randolph
Barnett Max, pedlar, r. 148 Pacific av.
Barnett Napoleon, plasterer, James Barnett, r. 28
Cottage pi.
Barnett Richard, coachman, r. 19 Michigan av.
Barnett Richard, teamster, F. Newhall & Co. r. 17
S uperior,
Barnett S. L. elk. H. O. Stone, r. 301 Bnddan
Barnett Thomas, printer, Floto, Kurz & Co. r. 41
Erie,
Barnett William H. porter, r. 225 3d av.
Barnett Jk Nichols, fruit com. mei s. 120 S. Water
Barney English, waiter, Tremont House
Barney H. L. realestate, r. 77 and 79 W. Madison
Barney J. W. elk. Braxelton, Fish & Co. r. 149 22d
Barney Margar <t, r. 385 Indiana
Barney Reynolds, tinner. Boomer & Jenks
Barney William, carpenter, r. 118 Burnside
Bjirney W. J. realestate, 163 LaSalle, r. 384 Michi
gan av.
Barnham Edward, com. mer. r. 271 Ontario
Barn hart A. M. (Barnhart Bros. & Spindler), r. 22
W. Monroe
EHODES & BRADLEY,
DEALERS IK
Pig Iron and Iron Ores
OFFICE AND DOCK,
Cor. Market and Washington Streets.
** . H. Harris, manufacturer of Fire and Burglar
PROOF SAFES, OO and <)* Smith Canal Street.
WJI.
DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
No. 105 >I01VROE STREET.
99
BAR
Barnbart Bros*. & Spindler. proprs. Great Western
Type Foundry. 74 and 70 Madison
Barnhart. W. (Barhhart Bros. & Spindler), r. 261 W,
Madison
Birnhurst John, drayman, r. 40T North av.
Barnidge John, elk. P. MacVeagh, r. -204 Oak
Barnitt E. H. paperhanger, J. J. McQrath, r. 188
Swing
Barnitt Peace, paperhanger, J. J. McQrath, r. 188
Bwing
Barnitt Richard, r. 78 Superior
Barnitt Richard, jr. fruit dealer, r. 78 Superior
Barnitz George C. (Oglesby. Barnitz & Co.). r. Ohio
Barnitz G. H. bkpr. Ogles'by, Barnitz & Co. r. 01
Park av.
Barnowski Franz, lab. r. 44 George
Barns Lewis,r. rear 103 Foster.
Barns M. H, (M. H. Barns & Co.) r. 284 Blue Island
av.
Barns M. H. & Co. oil can mnfrs. 284 Blue Island av.
Barns Thomas, butcher, r. 64 McGregor
Barns, see also Barnes
Barnsfather Mary, wid. George, r. rear 588 S. Hal-
sted,
Barnstedter George, cooper, Crosby & Forster, r.
16 Wesson
Barnt F. plasterer, r. 233 Dayton
Barnt Tobiason. lab. r. 75 Hnbbard
Barnum Ambrose J. cattledlr. r. 679 S. Union
Barnnm Bros, toys and fancy goods. 41 Lake
Barnum C. C. cattledlr. r.679 S. Union
Barnnm D. N. machinist, r. 640 Washington av.
Barnnm Frank N. brakeman. r. 559 State
Barnum John L. packer 607 State, r. 886 Michigan
av.
Barnum Protns, elk. r. 779 Washington av.
Barnnm Samuel, (Barnum Bros.) r. Lake Forest
Barnum Stephen O. (Barnnm Bros.), r. Buffalo
Barnnm William H. bnsdriver, r. 1260 Wabash av.
Barnum W E. carpenter, r. 332 Calumet
Barnum W. H. (Barnum & Richardson Mnfg. Co.)
Barnnm W. H. (Niesen & Barnum), r. 135 Douglass
pi.
Barnum W. L. (Rouse & Barnum), r. Clifton House,
Barnnm & Richardson Mnfg. Co. car wheel works,
64 S. Jefferson
Baron Joseph, barber, Palmer House, State, cor.
Qnincy, r. 205 W. Randolph
Baron Theodore, hats, 224 N. Clark
Baron . lab. r. rear 236 3d av.
Baroon A. F. elk. S. Klein, r. 184^ Clark
BAKOTII Y VICTOR, mnfr. mineral spring wa-
ter, 120 Dearborn,
Barr George, engineer, r. 147 Indiana
Barr Jacob, butcher, r. 13 Lincoln
Barr Jacob, carpenter, r. 135 W. Indiana
Barr Peter, barber, r. 6(5 Milwaukee av.
Barr William, milkman, r. 533 N. Ashland av.
Barr, see also Bar
Barrare Christopher, r. 446 Mitchell
Barratt Caleb, stock broker. 106 La Salle
Barratt Patrick, lab. r. 57 Townsend
Barratt Patrick, shoemkr. C. B. Sawyer & Co. r. 25
Michigan av.
Bnrratt Thomas, police sergt, r. 516 Burnside
Barrcll George H. steward, Clifton House
Barrell Jawes, bkpr. Armour Dole & Co. r. 1119
Indiana av.
Barren Thomas, lab. r. 12 Bel knap
Barrenche Heinrich, saloon r. 161 Chicago av.
Barrett Ann, wid. Patrick, r. 800 W. Lake
Barrett Anthony, baker, r. 154 N. Peoria
Barrett Anthony L. elk. Ross & Gossage, r. 187
S. Hoyne
Barrett Antono, tailor, r. 131 Huron
BARRETT, ARXOI.I> <fc KIMBAl,!,,
mnfrs. roofing materials, sheathing felt etc.
124 LaSaile
Barrett A. brnshmkr. r. 439 N. Wells
H.M.Wilittarth&Bro.
Gas Fitting,
167 & 109 LAKE STREET.
THE MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK
Of the City of Chicago.
CAPITAL, ... $100,OOO.
JACOB R. SHIPHEBD, Pres't, Louis WAHL, V. Pres't,
CHAS.B.SHEDD, Treas., Hon. I. G. WILSON, Counsel.
Eiclusively a PAVINGS Bank No commercial accounts received
Pnj-8 >ix per rent, upon Deiwsits Money to loan MI Until Eitata.
Banking House 161 Twenty-Second St.
Barrett A. detective, r. Everett House
Barrett A. Mrs. saloon, 800 W. Lake
Barrett Bridget, wid. William, grocer, 540 S. Jef-
ferson
Barrett Charles, produce com. mer. 11 LaSaile, r.
57th, cor. Madison av.
Barrett Charles, bartender, National Dining Hall,
r. 232 Huron
Barrett Charles E. bkpr. Columbian Iron Works,
r. 152 Aberdeen
Barrett Cornelius, gasfltter, r. 33 Wesson,
Barrett Daniel, lab. r. 262, Augusta
Barrett Daniel, jr. r. 262 Augusta
Barrett Denis, lab. r. 252 Michigan
Barrett D. porter, Ingraham, Corbin & May, r. 65
LaSaile
Barrett D. P. (D. P. Barrett & Co.), r. Cornell, ne.
cor. 53d
Barrett D. P. & Co. paperboxmkrs. 140 Lake
Barrett Edward, driver, r. 21 Park av.
Barrett Edward, lab. r. 86 Ontario
Barrett Ellen, wid. William, r. 526 W. Taylor
Barrett E. d. lithographer, Nelke, Black & Co. r. 14
Clark
Barrett E. P. messenger, A. M. U. Ex. Co. r. 117
Sedgwick
Barrett Prank, milk depot, 35 N. Union
Barrett P.M. elk. comptroller's office, r. 158 19th
Barrett George, wks. Curtis Shoe Co. r. 102 N. La-
Saile
Barrett Henry, com. mer. 11 La Salle, r. ws. Madi
son bet. 57th and 58th
Barrett Henry, lab, r. 158 19th
Barrett Henry, r. 234 Townsend
Barrett Isaac, plumber, r. 262 Augusta
Barrett James, (Cary, Barrett & Co ), r. 695 N.
Dearborn
Barrett James, expressman, r 562 Wentworth av.
Barrett James, lab. r. rear 980 S. Halsted
Barrett James, lab. r. Lancaster av. nr. Fox
Barrett James, shoemkr. r. 126Sieel
Barrett John, butcher, Reid & Sherwin
Barrett John, carpenter, r. 262 Augusta
Barrett John, carpenter, r. 112 Bunker
Barrett John, conductor, r. rear 394 N. Dearborn
Barrett John, driver, r. 42 Maple
Barrett John, lab. r. 827 Clark
Barrett John, lab. r. 72 Keeley
Barrett John, lab. r. 33 Wesson
Barrett John, mason, r. 102 Seeley av.
Barrett John, shoemkr. r. 526 W. Taylor
Barrett John, teamster, r. es. Qmnn, nr. Archer av.
Barrett John G. salesman, Hayes, Gibbons <fc Co. r.
11 Lawrence pi.
Barrett John J. lab. r. 149 Ewing
Barrett John P. chief opr. flre alarm telegraph, r. 27
W. Whiting,
Barrett John R. bookbinder, 129 S. Clark, r. 25
Sophia,
Barrett John S. elk. r. 322 N. Water
Barrett Joseph, editor, r. 339 Centre av.
Barrett Joseph, r. 227 Michigan
Barrett Lawrence, lab. r. 45 Indiana
Barrett Maimie, opr. J. T. Webber & Co. r. 193 W.
Lake
Barrett Mark, plumber, r. 27 Huron
Barrett Martin, plumber, r. 42 N. Green,
Barrett Martin, stonecutter, r. 27 Huron
Barrett Mary Mrs. r 149 Illinois
Barrett Maurice E. expressman, r. 107 S. Clinton
Barrett Michael, hatter, G. M. Kelley & Co. r. 303 S.
Jefferson
Barrett Michael, teamster, r. rear 664 S. Halsted
Barrett Michael, r. 526 W. Taylor
Barrett M. L. cashier, P. L. Garrity
Barrett Nicholas, lab. r. 42 N. Green
BARRETT OLIVER W. agt. Am. M.U.Ex.
Co. r. 107 Calumet av.
THE INTERIOR, W. . Mills, Publisher,
Office, Room O, Monroe Building, Chicago, III.
Mead <St Coe, Real Estate and Loan Agent*, 154 Washington t ,
Money loaned on approved real estate security without expense to the lender.
BAR
100
|j "Wilmington Coal.
Better by 32 pel* cent than any other
Illinois Coal.
Better than mist Oh n and Pennsylvania Coal sold in thi- market,
and as good as the bust for all ordinary purpoiws. t3TFret at sLt.t
md Sulpour.
Chicago and. Wilmington Coal Co.,
No. Wait Van Buren Street, Chicago.
Barrett Oscar W. (O. W. Barrett & Co.), r. 178 S.
Sangamon
BARRETT O. W. & CO. gen. ins. a^ts.
120 LaSa'lle
Barrett Patrick, lab. r. 16 Arnold
Barrett Patrick, lab. r. 19 Huron
Barrett Patrick, lab. r. 41 Huron
Barrett Patrick, lab. r. 117 Sedgwick
Barrett Patrick, shoemkr. r. 25 Michigan av.
Barrett Richard, bricklayer, r. 117 Sedgwick
, Barrett Richard J. notary public, r. 137Hubbard.
Barrett Stephen Rev. pastor, St. Stephen's Church,
r. 197 W. Indiana
Barrett Samuel E. (Barrett, Arnold & Kimball), r.
323 N. LaSalle
Barrett S. L. Mrs. r. 289 Brie, w 20
Barrett Thomas, lab. r. 187 W. Taylor
Barrett Thomas, porter, A. M. U. Ex. Co. r. 117
Sedgwick
Barrett Thomas, puddler, r. 64 Pitney av.
Barrett Thomas, railroadman, r. 224 Aberdeen
Barrett Thomas, sergeant police. Cottage Grove av.
sub. station, r. 595 Butterfleld
Barrett Thomas D. dep. elk. Criminal Court, r.
Laflin, cor. Harbine
Barrett Thomas K. editor, r. 72 Foster
Barrett T. butcher, r. 21 Hanover,
Barrett William, conductor, Am. M. U. Ex. Co. r.
117 Sedgwick
Barrett William, fireman, r. 311 S. Desplaines
Barrett William, lab. r. 22 Qurley
Barrett , brush mnfr. r. 175 Wabash av.
Barrey E. M. carpenter, 62 W. Hinsdale
BarreyF. driver, N. C. C. Ry.
Barrey James, butcher, jr. 388 S. Clinton
Barrick Patrick, lab. r. 131 Bremer
Barrills Costin, carpenter and cabinetmkr. 248
Forquer
Barring John, signpainter, W. Edmonds,
Barris Andrew, printer, Lakeside Pub. Co. r. 217
Madison
Barritt Cornelius, gasfttter, r. 33 Wesson
Barritt John. lab. r. 33 Wesson
Barrmann H. elk. 243 Blue Island av.
Barron Anne Miss, dressmkr. r. 39 Brown
Ban-on A. F. elk. S. Klein, r. 184H Clark
Barron Charles T. painter, I. C. R.R. r. 567 Burn-
side,
Ban-on George (Milward, Barron & Co. and Henry
Milward & Co.), r. 1218 Indiana av.
Barron George, com. mer. r. 283 N. Market
Barron James, lab. r. 497 Lumber
Barron James, shoemkr. r. 762 Indiana av.
Barron John, tailor, 682 Archer av.
Barron John P. (Daniels & Barron), r. 39 Brown
Barron J. F. (Barron & Martin), r. 61 N. May
Barron Michael, lab. r. 839 S. Halsted
Barron Walter, lab. r. 107 Main
Barron & Martin, grocers, 61 N. May
Barrow John, elk. P., Ft. W. <fc C. R. R.
Barrow John, tin, copper, and sheet ironware, 316
W. Harrison
Barrow Patrick, lab. r. 118 Barber
Barrow Timothy, shipcaulker, r. 26 Johnson
Barrow William, wigmkr.103 Madison, r. 848 Fulton
Barrow William, jr. wigmkr. r. 848 Fulton
Barrows George G. bkpr. D. F. Groves, r. 456 W.
Adams
Barrows Geo. G. student, Bryant &, Chase's
Business College
Barrows James L. (Thos. Barrows & Co.), r. 26 Park
av..
Barrows J. Lloyd, jr. (Thos. Barrows & Co.), r. 26
Park av.
Barrows John J. trav. agt. Thomas Barrows & Co.
r. 26 Park av.
Barrows Peleg (Thos. Barrows & Co.), r. 26 Parkav.
Barrows Theodore C. contractor and builder, r. 131
Michiganjav.
Barrows Thomas (Thos Barrows & Co.), r. 26 Park
av.
Barrows Thos & Co. gen. agts. Finkle & Lyon'a
Sewing Machines. 101 Washington
Barrows Willard J. cabinetmkr. r. 286 W. Madison
Barrows William S. r. 131 Michigan av.
Barry Albert, waiter, Sherman House
Barry Charles, elk. r. 132 24th
Barry Charles, r. 142 W. Monroe
Barry Daniel, caulker, r. 509 S. Union
Barry David, lab. r. rear 370 5th av.
Barry David, lab. r. 232 Sherman
Barry David, lab. r. 218 W. Polk
Barry David, lab. r. 33 Cayuga
Barry David, printer, r. 75 Huron
Barry David, teamster, W. E. Johnson
Barry Edmund, elk. John Baines, r. 71 N. Dear-
born
Barry Edward.lab.162 Sebor
Barry Eli, nailmkr. r. 258 S. Desplalnee
Barry Eliza Mrs. dressmkr. r. 131% W. Madison
Barry Eliza, wid. John, r. 42i Noble
Barry Elizabeth, forewoman, r. 184 S. Jefferson
Barry Ellen, wid. John, washerwoman, r. 36 Elgin
Barry Francis, engineer, Illinois, No. 15, r. 732 S.
May
Barry Frank, driver, r. 42 Maple
Barry Fredrick, lab. U. R. Mill Co.
Barry George (Barry & Van Vliet), r. 185 Indiana
Barry George, bkpr. Barry & dishing, r. 132 24th
Barry Gerald, conductor, A. M. U. Ex. Co., r. 285
Centre av.
Barry Gerard H. elk. city engineers' office, r. 534
Hnbbard
Barry Henry, brassfinisher, r. 28 S. Desplaines
Barry James, ant. r. 192 N. Peoria
Barry James, capt. r. 29 Bigsby pi.
Barry James, lab. r. Eganav. cor. Wallace
Barry James, lab. r.89 Williams
Barry James, millinery, 88 Ewing
Barry James, patternmkr. r. 145 'dams
Barry James, shoemkr. r. 216 Wentworth av.
Barry James, r 132 24th
Barry James P. carpenter, r. 462 Centre av.
Barry John, bookbinder, Culver, Page, Hoyne &
Co.
Barry John, brassfinisher, r. 150 S. Clinton
Barry John, elk. r. 51 Wright
Barry John, engineer, r. 292 N. Franklin
Barry John, foreman, McDonald <fc Roe, r. Be-
koven, bet. Desplaines and Halsted
Barry John, grocer, 200 Pine
Barry John, helper, r. 43 Elgin
Barry John, hostler, r. 192 State
Barry John, lab. r. 106 Rebecca
Barry John, lab. r. 140 S. Canal
Barry John, lab. r. 255 21st
Barry John, lab. r. 313 21st
Barry John, lab. r. 139 Sholto
Barry John, (repairer J. B. Lamkin), r. 643 S. May
Barry J. K., real estate 104 Randolph, r. 746 W.
Washington
Barry J. W. elk., M. C. R. R. r. 374 Michigan av.
Barry Lawrence, lab. r. rear 299 Catherine
Barry Lawrence, pedlar, r. 202 Oakley
Barry L. D. supt. Chicago Cast-steel Co.
Barry Margaret Mrs. grocer, r. 113 Wright
Barry Mary Mrs. r. rear 325 Clark
Barry Michael, carpenter, r. 281 Sedgwick
Barry Michael, lab. r. 248 N. Market
Barry Michael, lab. r. rear 208 South Park av.
Barry Michael, lab. Peshtigo Co. r. 323 N. Water
Barry Mrs. milliner, 289 W. Polk
Barry Oliver, elk. J. M. Harvey, r. 292 N. Franklin
Barry Oliver, steamfltter. r. 181 S. Halsted
Barry Patrick, agt. r. 52 Wright
Barry Patrick, fireman, r. 40 Blackwell
Barry P. M. (W. McGuire & Co.)
Barry Richard, boilermkr. r. 73 Johnson
DIEBOLD & KIEHZLE'S
Safes and Bank Locks
D. S. COVERT, Gen'l Agent.
O.t Dearborn Street.
Safes Repaired and Exchanged at Harris'
SAFE FACTORY, GO and O2 South Canal Street.
Wlf. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
IVo. 105 MONROE STREET.
BAR
101
Barry Richard, lab. r. 20<> Division
Barry Richard, lab. r. Jeflerson cor. Canalport av.
Barry Richard, lab. r. Rawson, cor. McHenry
Barry Simon, lab. r. 18 Wright
Barry S. S. (Barry & Gushing), r. 402 W. Monroe
Barry Thomas, packer, Lord, Smith & Co. r. 207 S.
Clinton
Barry Thomae, foreman, fire dept. r. 295 22d
Barry Thornae, plasterer, r. 208 W. Chicago av.
Barry William, brassflnisber, r. 261 Fulton
Barry William, machinist, r. 234 Desplaines
Barry , 874 Michigan av.
Barry & Cushing, signpaiming, 145 State
Barry & Van Vliet, cigar mnfrs. 104 N. Clark
Barsaloux Napoleon (Joon McNicholas & Co.), r.
142 Walnut
Barse Charles J. snpt. West Div. Street Ry. barn, r.
945 W. Lake
Barse George R. (W. T. Keenan & Co.), r. Arling-
ton, Ills.
Barsham John, artist, r. 154 W. Adams
Barsley A. cement roofer, r. 161 29th
Barsoe Christian, teamster, r. 43 W. Oak
Barsom Henry, r. 516 W. 16th
Barstow A. M. hat mnfr. 53 McCormick's bldg. r.
442 Calumet av.
Barstow Charles, elk. H. W. & J. M. Wetherell, r.
44 N. Carpenter
Barstow Gail, trav. agt. r. 109 Adams
Barstow George F. (Baretow & Bensley), r. 771
Cottage Grove av.
Baretow G. 8. elk. Grannis & Farwell, r. 168 Calu-
met av.
Baretow Henry H. agt. N. Y. Life Ins. Co. r. 44 N
Carpenter
Barstow Joseph, hats, caps and furs, 104 Randolph,
r. 65 8. Curtis
Barstow & Bensley. com. mers. 184 S. Water
Bart M. mattrassmkr. r. 520 State
Barta Frank, lab. r. 442 S. Clinton
Barta James, blksmith, r. 440 Archer av.
Barta Ludwick. carriagesmlth, r. 148 W. 12th
Barta Robert, blksmith Novelty Carriage Works, r.
Canal cor. DeKoven
Bartas James, blksmith, D. McCormick, r. 381 4th
av, w 3
Bartas James, carpenter, r. 57 Burlington
Bartas Wensel, teamster, r. 134 Hurlbut
Bartchen Peter, wiper, r. 147 Catharine
Bartech Frank, lab. r. 44 Burlington
Bartee Charles, milkman, r. 338 Throop
Bartel Albert, tailor, r. 22 Finnell
Bartel John, saloon 59 Blue Island av,
Bartell Jacob, varnisher, r. 69 W. Liberty
Bartell John, carpenter 22 S. Jefferson, r. 409 W.
Chicago av.
Bartell John, showcasemkr. r. 69 W. Liberty
Bartell Lena, wid. John, r. 69 W. Liberty
Bartell Robert, plumber, r. 409 W. Chicago av.
Bartells Joseph, lab. r Harbine bet. Ashland av.and
Laflin
Bartells William, teamster, r. Harbine bet. Ashland
av. and Laflin
Bartelme Baltezar, city contractor, r. 256 N. Hal-
sted
Bartelme M. cigarmnfr. 557 S. Canal
Bartelme Peter, saloon, 524 N. Clark
Bartelme William, stonecutter, Peter Wolf & Son
Bartels August (Bartels Bros.) r. 6(14 S. Jefferson,
Bartels Bros, flour and feed, 604 S. Jefferson
Bartels Charles, lab. r. 36 Hinman
Bartels Christian, carpenter, r. 414 Maxwell
Bartels Clans, (Bartels Bros.) r. 604 S. Jefferson
Bartels Edward, pedlar, r. 45 Lime
Bartels Frederick, cabinetmkrr r. 38 Clybonrn av.
Bartels Frederick, tanner, r. 141 Fry
Bartels G. H. (Bartels & Lierman) r. 13 S. Sanga-
mon
Bartels Henry, groceries, 265 Blue Island av.
H. M. Wilmarth & Bro.
Gas Fixtures,
167 & 169 LAKE STREET,
FAIRBANKS
At 137 & 139 State Street.
Bartels Henry W. bartender, r. rear 261 N. Sanga-
mon
Bartels John, carpenter, r. 414 Maxwell
Bartels John H. liquor, 13 S. Union
Bartels J. H. A. asst. sec. Republic Ins. Co. of Chi-
cago, r. 374 Sedgwick
Bartels Lewis, constable, 131 Clark, r. 66 Mohawk
Bartels Louis, lab. r. rear 131 W. 18th
Bartels Mary Mrs. (Bartels & Peters), r.288 Milwau-
kee av.
Bartels Peter, flour and feed, 569 Milwaukee av.
Bartels William, bkpr. Howard, White & Crowell,
r. 286 W. Taylor
Bartels William, lab. r 16 Luke
Bartels William, lumberman, r. 73 Wilson
Bartels William, r. 458 Centre av.
Bartels & Lierman, liquors, whol. 73 W. Lake
Bartels & Peters, flour and .feed, 283 Milwaukee
av.
Bartenschlager Joseph, boardinghonse and saloon
168 Van Buren
Bartenstein Henry, cabinetmkr. r. 294 N. State
Barter Charles, lab. r. 27 Barber
Barter Ellen, teacher North Branch Primary School,
r. 522. Webster av.
Barter G. C. elk. r. 458 W. Randolph
Barter J. O. com. mer. r. 409 W. Madison
Barter Nellie E. Miss, teacher North Branch school,
r. 522 Webster av.
Barter T. O. (Barter & Whitehonse), r. 409 W. Mad-
ison
Barter <fc Whitehouse, com. mers. and pork packers,
158 LaSalle
Bartett William, machinist, r. 14 Hubbard
Barth Anna, wid. John, r. 180 W. Taylor
Barth E. Miss, tailoress, r. 95 Archer av.
Barth Ferdinand, elk. r. 95 Archer av.
Barth Harm., tailor, r. 481 Arnold
Barth Herman, lab. Garden City Mnfg and Supply
Co.
Barth Jacob (National Boiler Works), r. 250 S. Clin-
ton
Barth J. G. boilermkr. r. 51 Catharine
Barth Louis, barber, 696 State, r. 103 14th
Barth Mathias, expressman, r. 485 N. Clark
Bartb Mathias, tailor, r. 315 North av.
Barth Paul G. barber. Fred. Rintz, r. 304 Hnbbard
Barth Regina. r. Ill Newberryav.
Bartha John. lab. Elisba Eldred
Barthalin William, policeman. 1st prect. r. 127 12th
Barthel Peter, foreman, C. F. Manrer, r. 595 N.
Wells
Barthelman John C. turner, Kirschten & Bros. r. 20
Howe
Barthelmes Nicholas, r. 250 Mohawk
Barthelmy Frank, contractor, r. 143 Larabee
Barthelmy George, mnfr. furniture. 12T Jefferson
Barthelmy Jacob, contractor, r. 143 Larabee
Barthelmy John, contractor, r. 143 Larabee
Barthelmy P. painter, r. rear 148 Larrabee
Barthels Henry, shoemkr. r. 103 W. Erie
Bartber Louis, lab. r. 666 Sedgwick
Barthey Frank, lab. r. rear 114 Wesson
Earthing Frederick, agt. Hom Ins. Co.
Bartholdv N. C.(N. C. Bartholdy & Carr.), r. 55 and
57Milwankeeav.
Bartholdy N. C. & Carr. hardware, 55 and 57 Mil-
waukee av. and 319 Division
Bnrtholemei Daniel, cabinetmkr. 36 Fisk
Bartholmai Jacob, stonecutter, Henry Kerber, r 340
5th av.
Bartholmey John, lab. r. 98 McGregor
Bortholnmae Frank (F. Bartholomae & Co.), r. 331
W. 12th
Bartholomae F. & Co. brewers. 12th cor. Brown
Bartholomas Philip, eupt. Huck's Chicago Brewery
Co. r. 470 N. State
Bartholomew B. ins. act. r. Matteson House
Bartholomew E. L. printer, r. 96 W. Washington
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THE INTERIOR Newspaper,
Organ of the Re-united Presbyterian Church.
Wilmington Star Coal Co., C. L,. Bailey, Manager,
Yard, O3 W. 12th St. j General Office, l.TU Monroe St.
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'-Chicago and Wilmington Coal Co.
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE
Office and Yard. No. 2 W. VanBuren St.
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* Bartholomew E. S. (Mofiett& Bartholomew),r. An-
g derson's Hotel
B Bartholomew Harriet E. wid. P. H. r. 96 W. Wash-
JJ ington
^ Bartholomew Jacob, mason, r. 223 21st
Bartholomew John, confectionery, r. 418 W. Van
Buren
W Barlick John, lab. r. rear 336 Noble
& Bartin Dan. elk. r. 134 Wells
JJQ Bartke August, pedlar, r. 197 W. Chicago av.
Bartky John, basketmkr. r. 8 Myrick av.
^ Bartle James, bartender, r. 421 Clark
JT Bartles John F. carpenter, r. 121 4th av.
B Bartles William, teamster, 76 N. La Salle
& Bartlett Anna Miss, teacher, Kinzie School
Bartlett A. C. (Hibbard & Spencer), r. 31 Bryant av.
J Bartlett A. L. (Ely. Burnham & Bartlett), r. Drexel
gav. bet. Oakwood av. and 41st
Bartlett A. M. builder, r. 475 W. Randolph
Bartlett Benjamin J. foreman E. C. Preble, r. 880
jj| Michigan av.
M Bartlett, Batman & Parker, trusses arid supporters,
181 Dearborn
tat Bartlett B. H. teacher, r. 43 S. Halsted
~ Bartlett Charles', carpenter, r. Uhlich House
- Bartlett Charles S. paymaster, C., B. & Q. R. R. r.
.2. 157 Calumet av.
?j Bartlett Clara L. Miss, teacher, Rush Street School,
r. 666 N. LaSalle
f Bartlett Christopher C. sailor, r.311 Sedgwick
W Bartlett C. B.lumberinspector, r. 26 S. Desplaines
Bartlett C. H. carpenter, H. Bennett, r. 373 Butter-
field
*2 Bartlett E. G. cigarmkr. r. 328 Mohawk
i Bartlett E. P. salesman, J. V. Farwell & Co. r. 364
9 Ohio
. Bartlett George V. (McBride & Bartlett), r. New
HYork
Bartlett G. driver. Garden City Express Co.
Bartlett G. prof, of chemistry, r. 1105 Prarie av.
F^ Bartlett G. A. bkpr. McBride & Bartlett, r. 746
Michigan av.
.? Bartlett Harry C. collector, Taylor & Wright, r.874
W. Washington
<** Bartlett Henry, lab. r. 104 12th
flj Bartlett Henry, teamster, r. 38 Walnut
M Bartlett Henry A. bellboy, Sherman House, r. 80 4th
J av.
3 Bartlett Henry A. cigarmkr. r. 328 Mohawk
QC Bartlett Howard, salesman, Mosher <fc Linsley, r.
97 3d av.
w Bartlett J. B. elk. McCann, Fitch & Converse, r.
^ 717 W. Tyler
Bartlett James, r. 38 Canalport av.
D Bartlett Jerry S. baker, Thompson & Templeton
^ Bartlett John, coachman, r 27 Park av.
m* Bartlett John, sailor, r. 62 Hastings
Bartlett John, r. 38 Walnut
r Bartlett John A. (A. P. Downs & Co.), r. 607 W.
Q Jackson
r~\ Bartlett John G. veterinarysurgeon, r. 717 W.
Tyler
Bartlett J. C. (Bartlett, Butman & Parker), r.
Boston, Mass.
H BarlettJ. C. pawnbroker, 176 Clark and 137 Mon-
u Bartlett J. P. elk. C., B. & Q. R. R. r. 462 Mich-
igan av.
,JJ Bartlett J S. com. mer. r. 648 Butterfleld
r. Bartlett Lorenzo, reaper agt. r. 395 W. Adams
** Bartlett Mary, wid. Richard, boardinghouse, 248
A S. Desplaine*
f~- Bartlett Miles, bartender, James Hething
** Barrlett Murry H. (Alien & Bartlett), r. 475 W.
Randolph
tt Bartlett M. S. Mrs. teacher, LaSalle St. Primary
'3 School, r. 666 N. LaSal'.e
* Bartlett N. Gray, editor, Chicago Pharmacist, 77
U Dearborn, r. 1105 Prairie av.
Bartlett O. G. lawyer, 96 Washington
Bartlett R. A. lab. r. 208 and 210 W. Lake
Bartlett R. E. bkpr. r. 170 S. Green
Bartlett Seth, speculator, r. 78 N. Clark
Bartlett Silas, foreman, r. 666 W. Madison
Bartlett T. A. agt. Swarthout, Kent & Co. r. 55.)
W. Washington
Bartlett William H. waiter, r. 80 4th av.
Bartlett William K. cooper, C. L. Woodman & Co.
r. 362 Hubbard
Bartlett William M. agt. Thompson & Templeton,
r. 646 Butterfleld
Bartlett W. A. Rev. pastor, Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, r. 18 Eldridere ct.
Bartlett W. H. L. (W. H. L. Bartlett & Co.), r. 151
LaSalle
Bartlett W. H. L. & Co. druggists, sundries, 151
LaSalle
Bartlew William, mason, r. 646 Butterfleld
Bartleway Frank, teamster, r. 18 Rees
Bartley Felix, lab. r. 159 Laurel
Bartley Jackoson, waiter, Palmer House
Bartley John, lab. r. 353 S. Clinton
Bartley L. C. salesman, r. 395 W. Adams
Bartley Michael, butcher, r. 332 Archer aT.
Bartling Henry, Mrs. r. 1605 Prairie av.
Bartling Louis, elk. .Frank Sturges & Co. r. 19
Pleasant
Bartling William Rev. pastor St. James E. L.
Church, r. 185 Fremont
Bartly John, carpenter, r. 103 Ellis ay.
Bartmann Charles, saloon, 106 Madison, r. 245 W.
Chicago av.
Bartmann Christian, tanner, r. 28 Wade
Bartmann Joachim, r. 553 N. Franklin
Bartmann Regina, wid. Zacharias,*. 70 Cornell
Barto Francis Miss, teacher, r. 86 W. Adams
Barto Jacob, coal dealer, r. 673 Sedgwick
Barto John, blksmith, r. 27 Barber
Bartodziey Lorenz, lab. r. 117 Crosby
Bartoge Frank, lab. r. 114 Wesson
Bartol H. B. fgt. elk. Adams Ex. Co. r. 261 N.
Dearborn
Bartold Frederick, butcher, 347 North av.
Bartoline William, policeman, r. 125 12th
Bartolme John, gardener, r. 261 Mohawk
BartolomeoF. shoeinkr. 134 VanBureu, r. 66 Sner-
man
Bartolomeo G. shoemkr. r. 66 Sherman
Barton Cecilia, dressmkr. 893 W. Lake
Barton Charles, r. 884 State
Barton Charles R. (Barton & Jones), r. 190 W
Washington
Barton E. M. (Gray & Barton), r. Rhodes av. cor.
University pi.
Barton Frank E. elk. Hitchcock & Walden,r. 250
Warren av.
Barton George, printer, Workingman's Advocate.
r. 72 W. Madison
Barton George T. bkpr. Realestate Loan & Trust
Co. r. 570 Burn side
Barton Henriette Miss, dressmkr. r. 352 Clark
Barton H. B. (Smith & Barton), r. 893 W. Lake
Barton James, bartender Chapin & Gore, r. 448
State
Barton John, bkpr. J. B. Batchelder, r. 344 W.
Madison
Barton John, gardener, r. ns. Webster av. bet.
Franklin and lake shore
Barton John, lab. r. ns. 21st, bet. Wood and Lin-
coln
Barton Joseph, salesman, r. 232 S. Sangamon
Barton J. coachman, r. 537 Victoria av.
Barton King M. elk. Hitchcock & Walden, r. 250
Warren av.
Barton Lr-wis H. grocer. 305 24th
Barton Moses, pedlar, r. 154 Pacific av.
Barton N. A. insurance, r. 895^ W. Lake
Barton P. L. mnfr. r. 13 28th
Diebold <& 3ienzle'
D. S. COVERT, Gon'l Agent,
93 Dearborn Street.
Allan I "iukcrtou keeps the Records of his Office
In Six Large Harris' Safes, Factory, OO and 62 South Canal St.
\V.tI. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
Ko. 1O.1 MOIYnOE STHEET.
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Barton Sanford W. elk. Smith & Barton, r. 893 W.
Lake
IBarton William, elk. r. 884 State
Barton William A. contractor, r. 1298 Wabash av.
Barton & Jones, lumber dealers, 12th, cor. Lumber
Fartoo Ansust, lab. r. 28 Barber
Bartoo William, lab. r. 28 Barber
Bartosh William, machinist, I. C. R. R. r. 1588 State
Bartossi Laurence, lab. r. rear 117 Crosby
Bartow Alfred, lawyer. 104 State, r. 506 Wabash av.
Bartram Abigal. wi'd. Harmon, r. 703 Larrabee
Bartram Ernst. blksmith, r.830 State
Bartram Henry, butcher, r. 190 Cottage Grove av.
Bartram H. L. bkpr. Lacledo Hotel
Bartram Wheeler, policeman, Sdprect. r. 703 Larra-
bee
Barts John, fireman, C., R. I. & P. R. R.
Barts Paul, tmrber. r. 304 Hnbbard
Bartsch Conrad, tailor, 571 Wells
Bartschy G. C. mechanic, r. 108 N. Clark
Barttas John, r. 18 Miller
Bartto Andrew, cook, r. 17 Milwaukee av.
Bartuska Joseph, elk. Harder & Hafer, r. 236 Kos-
suth
Bartuska Vit, tailor, r. 55 Augusta
Barty John, painter, r. 45 Emma
Barty William, lab. r. 89Fisk
Bartzhy , r. Huber House
Bartzies Christian, mason, r. 605 Wells
Baruth William, grocer, 74 Wells
Baruth William, jr. elk. William Baruth, r. 157
Town send
Barwick John, coaldlr. 62 Lumber, r. Brooks bet.
Ellis and Drexel avs.
Barwick W. student, Bryant and Chase's
Business College
Bary Edward, lab. r. 327 4th av.
Barz Nicolas, lab. r. 130 McGregor
Barz William, carpenter, r. 77 Fry
Bas Henry, lab. r. 526 S. Canal '
Basch Abram. tailor, 227 Clark, r. 35 3d av.
Basch Henry, barber, 129 W. 12th ^
Basch Jacob, lab. r. 103 Cottage Grove av.
Baschau Levi, elk. r. 167 Adams
Bascom Addison D. foreman, Union Elevator, r. 261
Maxwell
Bascom James A. bkpr. cash, office C., R.I. & P.
R. R. r. 105 VIncennes av.
Bascom J. H. propr. Home Journal, r.166 Randolph
Baseka John, lab. r. 71 Barber
Baseler Charles, elk. Moench & Reinhold
Basey Robert W. elk. r. 330 Fulton
Bash Albert, r. 567 N. Dearborn
Bash Daniel N. (Bash & Shapley), r. 476 N. Dear-
born
Bash Frank S. bkpr. r. 212 Superior
Bash Henry, saloon and boarding house 246 Michi-
Bash James, lab. r. 107 W. 18th
Bash J. clothing 235 Clark
Bash & Shapley, real estate, room 1, Portland
Block
Basherk John, lab. r. 88 Barber
Bashold George, lab. r. 307 22d
Baska V. lab. T. W. Harvey
Basketfleld John, lab. r. 24 Blackwell
Baskgen Joseph, tanner, r. al. rear 548 W. Chicago
av.
Baskins John, polisher, Sherman Marble Co. r. 42
Adams
Bash.an William, elk. J. B. Shay, r. 92 Sigel
Easier Frederick, moulder, r. 51 Oakwood
Basquil Elair, carpenter, r. 75 Sampson
Bass Fanny C. teacher, Foster School, r. 214 S.
Greent
Bass Kate Miss, teacher, Mitchel St. Primary
School, r. 214 S. Green
Bas& Myron H. elk. Perkins Bass, r. 517 Belden
VICTOR
SCA.LES,
No. 158 State Street.
Jacob R. Shipherd & Co., O
BANKERS. 3
IVew York, - 24 Pine Street.
Chicago, - 155 & 157 LuSulle Street.
And Twenty-Second St. Bank.
Do a regular Banking business, and make large
investments of Eastern capkal.
B iss Perkins, lawyer, 93 Dearborn, r. 497 Wabash
av.
Bassa John, wagonmkr. r. 164 N. Rucke
Bassah Heinrich, tailor, r. 17 Fisk
Basse F. L. F. foreman, Mears, Bates & Co. r. 159
r. 159 Sheffield av.
Basse W. H. T. chemist, 748 S. Halsted
Bassenhorst Heinrich, lab. 126 W. Erie
Bassenhorst Wilhelm, carpenter, r. 126 W. Erie
Bassett Andrew F. carpenter, r. 308 South Park av.
Bassett Andrew J. elk. G.Div. C. & N. W. Ry. r. 263
W. Randolph
Bassett Ann Mrs. doctress, r. 395 Fulton
Bassett A. O.(J. S. Bassett & Co.), r. 334 W. Van
Buren
Bassett Charles, elk. r. 251 W. 16th
Bassett Ch-iuncy, elk. r. 315 W. Randolph
Bassett Chauncy. lab. r. ?95 Fulton
Bassett C. wks. Palmer, Fuller & Co.
Bassett C. L. elk. r. 502 Burnside
Bassett Daniel, machinist, C. & N. W. Ry. r. 196
N.May
Bassett E. A. physician, 187 and 189 Clark
Bapsett George, painter, r, 175 Ewing
Jassett George, r. 504th av.
Bassett Henry A . salesman, Heartt, Wait & Dodge,
,r?3BlChurch
BASSETT irtA, organ tuner, 453 W. Harrison
Bassett Jamesfboardinghouse, 1170 State
Bjeeett JameiwS. (J. S. Bassett & Co.), r. 499 Michi-
gan aup
Bassett JaUfi. 128 LaSalle. r. 133 S. Morgan
Bassett John J. (Bassett, Whitlock & Co.), r. 315 W.
Randolph
BasseDt J. J. carpenter, r. rear 467 Burnside
Bassett J.8.& Coj>Iumbers and trasfltters,84 Monroe
Bassett J. W. r. Rdoiph, cor. Halsted
Bassett Nelson M. keeper supply store, C. & N. W.
Ry. 44 Wells, r. Austin
Basse tt O. P. (Bassett, Whitlock & Co.), r. 181 W.
Washington
Bassett O. T. student, Bryant & Chase's Bus-
iness College
Bassett Patrick, hostler. S. C. Ry. Co.
Bassett Samuel, newsdealer, r. 363 State
Bassett Samuel W. bkpr. Heartt, Wait & Dodge, r.
HON. Dearborn
Bassett Thomas ( Bassett <fc Hammond), r. Winetka
Bassetf Wallace W. shipping elk. Palmer, Fuller &
Co. r. 502 Burnside
Bassett, Whitlock & Co. printers, 97;W. Randolph
Bassett William, engineer, r. McHenry, bet. W.
North av. and Rawson
Bassett W. R. livery stable, 189 State, r. State, sw.
cor. Quincy
Bassett . r. room 45. 182 Dearborn
Bassett & Hammond, hats, caps and furs, 124 Lake
Bassford Abram, supt. billiard hall, r. 131 22d
Bassford Laura M. Miss, teacher Jones school, r. 88
Van Buren
Bassford S. C. elk. Mandel Bros. r. 66 Monroe
Bassil Daniel, lab. r. 322 Brown
Bast Edward C. manager Ziegler & McCnrdy, r. 275
W. Monroe
Bast J. S. carpenter, 118 and 120 W. White, r. 18 W.
Hinsdale
Bast L. r. 104 N. Desplaines
Bast M. r. 104 N. Desplaines
Bast William, carpenter, r. 125 Illinois
Bastam Alexander, model maker 162 S. Water, r. 96
N. Desplaines
Bastam Frederick, model maker A. Bastam, r. 96
N. Desplaines
Basteon John, tailor, r. 154 Ewing
Bastian Francisca, wid. William, r. 165Hurlbnt
Bastian Gotthard, shoemkr. r. 180 W. Chicago av.
Bastain O. tanner, r. 194 N. Union
Bastian Philip, carriage driver, r. 303 W. Madison
Bastian Vital, lab. r. 146 W. Division
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Ko. O3 WASIHlVGTOaf STREET.
Mead & Coe, Real Estate Brokers, 154 Washington St.,
Have a large list of first-class business property for sale.
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"Wilmington Coal.
Better l>y !t2 per cent than any other
Illinois Coal.
Better than most Giro nnd Pennsylvnnia Cf>al sold in thi- mnrke',
id as Rood us the !* ,1 lor :ill ordiiinry purposes. 1ST free of M..le
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Cfticayo and Wilniinfjtnn Cnl Co.,
No. 2 West Van Buren Street, Chi
icago.
Bastic Thomas, machinist, C., K. I. & P. R. R.
Bastin David, bartender, r. 128 Van Buren
Bastin Michael, railway, r. 19 Seward
Bastjen John, tanner, Eliel & Co. r. 548 W. Chicago
av.
Batch Charles, cigar mkr. r. 102 4th
Batch JuMus, painter, r. 254 Larrabee
Batchelder Adalbert, bkpr. Sprague, Warner & Co.
r. 266 Illinois
Batchelder Charles, student, r. 785 W. Washington
Batchelder Israel H. restanrant, 440 State
Batchelder James L. (Batchelder & Frisbee), r. 785
W. Washington
BATCHElrDER 3. B. photographic material,
180 Lake, r. 170 W. Washington
Batchelder & Frisbee, bookbinders, McCormick'a
bide.
Batcheldor George H. printer, r. 279 Warren av, .
Batcheiler W. (Batcheller & Benton), r. Matteson
House
Batcheller & Benton, lumber, Throop, s of 22d, of-
fice. 232 S. Water
Batcheller & Sons, agricultural forks, 33 8. Water
Batchelor Francis, wid. Merritt, nurse, 444% N.
Clark
Batchelor George, painter, r. 184 Ewin
Batchin James, stonecutter, r. 295
Bateham William, shingle mnfr. r.
son
Bateham W. B. alderman 9th Ward,
Canal, r. 286 W. Harrison
Bateman Henry, cabinetmkr. r. 98 Samps*
Bateman John, lab. r. 44 Nebraska
Bateman Joseph, elk. Henry Frederick, "JOGS
Clarfe v--^
Bateman S. drygoods. 415 Clark.^^ *
Bates Adna, agt. burglar alarm, T. Monroe, cor.
State
Bates Ansel, lawyer, room 16, 145 Madison, r. 603
W. Madison
Bates A. T. (W. L. Bates & Co.), r. 558 W. Wash-
ington
Bates Bradley, grocer, 613 W. Van Buren
Bates Charles S. com. lumber, 232 S. Water, r. 858
.W. Lake
Bates David, r. 169 Calumet av.
Bates Eli (Mears, Bates & Co.), r. 367 Ontario
Bates F. painter, C. & N. W. Ry. Co. r. . Oak
Park
Bates George, elk. r. 49 S. Curtis
Bates George, lab. r. 566 S. Halsted
Bates George C. (Bates & Hodges), r. room 4 124
Washington
Bates George C. bkpr. Haskin, Martin & Wheeler,
r. 148. Curtis
Bates George H. pedlar, A. Thomas & Co. r. 77
Monroe
Bates Henry K. shoemkr. r. 149 Aberdeen
Bates Henry L. printer, r. 10 Peck Ct.
Bates Horace, elk. r. 307 W. Randolph
Bates H. B. com. mer. r. 190 Wabash av.
Bates H. R. butcher, 137 S. Halsted, r. 367 W. Ran-
dolph
Bates James, shipcarpenter, W. Bates & Co. r. 384
5th av.
Bates John G. salesman, Richards, Crnmbangh &
Shaw, r. Briggs House
Bates Joseph E. gen. agt. Anchor Life Ins. Co. 172
LaSalle, r. Maywood
Bates J. agt. r. 312 Fulton
Bates Lewis, express, r. 131 4th av.
Bates Lizzie Miss, r. 379 Michell
Bates L. C. Rev. r. 93 Walnut
Bates Margaret, r. 286 W. Taylor
Bates Margaret Mrs. r. 148 N. Green
Bates Marseilles, pedlar, A. Thomas & Co. r. 77
Monroe
Bates M. J. Mrs. intelligence office, 181 Madison, r.
10 Peck ct.
Bates Newton H. bkpr. Iveson, Blakemau, Taylor &
Co. r. 136 Morgan
Bates Robert C. coal dlr. r. 203 W. Madison
Bates Robert M. elocutionist and actor, 144 Madi-
son
Bates R. W. (Bates & Westworth), r. 13 Aberdeen
Bates Stephen, shipcarpenter, r. 173 W. VanBu-
ren
Bates Thomas,foreman Gilroy Chain Mnfg. Co.r.155
ladiana
Bates T. H. r. 464 W. Randolph
Bates William H. milkman, r. 445 N. Dearborn
Bates William W. (William W. Bates & Co.), r. 52
Price pi.
Bates William W. & Co. dry dock, 384 5th av.
Bates W. L. (W. L. Bates & Cp.), r. 558 W. Wash-
ington
Bates W. L. & Co. gen. agts. Finkle & Lyon S,
M. Co. 101 Washington
Bates W. S. packer, D. B. Fisk & Co. r. 312 Fulton
Bates , r. 517 State
BATES & HODGES, attorneys, rooms 5 and
6, 124 Washington
Bates & Westworth, carvers, 86 and 88 W. Ran-
dolph
Batesman John, shoemkr. r. 37 4th
Batesou Alexander, lumber, 3*7 Archer av. r. 1002
Indiana av
Batey Richard, elk. Republican Co. r. 98 Washing-
ton
Bath Charles, r. 131 Henry
Bath Herbert, joiner, r. 131 Henry
Bath Joseph, student, Bryant & Chase's Bus-
iness College*
Bath Paul, lab. r. 41 Sigel .
Bath-William, sailor, r. rear. 27l'$lst
Bathe Joseph K sttMent,r.50^.Peoria
BatbanannOaiifis T. fancygoods, r. 138 Chicago
iatho Elizabeth, wid. PeteVv.r. w"Larrabee
Bathol John, Jab. r. 350 WOPolk
Bathriqk Caffr^!* D.tlk. C. & N. W. Ry. r. 621 W.
kjf- Washington
mths Joseph, elk. H. Sontag, r. 170 W. Polk
Batke Albert, lab. r. 50 S. Curtis
Batles Anton, elk. r. 374 Sedgwick
Batles George, painter, r. 374 Sedgwick
Batll Mary Mrs. r. 143 Ruble
Batowski Frank, lab. r. 186 Buddan
Batrchar , builder, r. 329 Clybourn av.
Bats John, lab. r. Dexter, nr. Mayflower
Bats John, jr. lab. r. Dexter, nr. Mayflower
Batson Edward, carpenter, r. 101 School
Batson F. harnessmkr. r. 181 Indiana
Batson James, printer, r. 503 W Madison
Batt Harry, lab. L. S. & M. S. ft. depot
Batt Henry, elk. r. 19 Dussold
Batt John, physician, r. 324 Fulton
Batta Hubert, carpenter, r. 309 22d
Batta Michael, carpenter, r. 309 22d
Batta William, carpenter, r. 309 22d
Battan Clos, lumberman, r. rear 166 Canalport
av.
Battcher John, lab. r. 190 Canalport av.
Battelman "Christ, turner, r. 20 Howe
Batten C. D. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 3M
W. Randolph
Batten John H. associate elk. Superior Court, r.
Fullerton av. nw. cor. Racine av.
Batten J. H. jr. lawstudent, r. Fullerton av. nw.
cor. Racine av.
Batterman John, grocer, 567 S. Canal
Batterman John jr. student, r. 567 S. Canal
Batterman John C. shipping elk. Herhold, Johnson
& Co. r. 150 Bremer
Batterman Joseph, printer, r. 91 Franklin
Batterman William, alderman 7th Ward, r. 72-
John
Battermann Henry, saloon, 153 W. Lake
RHODES & BRADLEY,
DEALERS IN
Willow Bank Coal ;
OFFICE AND DOCK,
Cor. Market and Washington Streets.
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The City Clerk of Chicago Uses a Five Ton Safe,
JIade at Harris' Safe Factory, GO and 62 South Canal St
W]fl. M. I>I:L:, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
]Vo. 105 MONROE STREET*
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B.. Hermann William, elk. City Collector's office, r.
166 Brenier
Bam-rmann William, grocer, 804 S. Halsied
Battersby Joseph, photographer, r. 221 W. Madi-
son
Battershall F. H. cash. U. S. Int Rev. office, r.
51 8. Elizabeth
Battershall M. agt Beards & Cummin gs, r. 426
W. Madison
Battershal) William, boardinghouse, r. 236 South
Park av.
Battershall William, jr. painter, r. 236 South Park
av.
Patterson Horace, pedler. r. 293 5th a v.
Battey P. A. (Page & Battey), r. S. Halsted, nr.
Adams
Battey Richard, machinist, r. 755 Hubbard
Battie Irfiwrence, lab. r. rear 193 S. Jefferson
Battle Walter, fireman, r. 598 S. Union
BattinA. J. r.47 37th
Battiu , elk. r. 354 W. Randolph
Battis H. A. carpenter, r. 1 Taylor
Battles Asa (Byron A. Baldwin & Co.), r. Everett
House
Battles Edgar C. laster, Curtis Shoe Co. r. 442 N.
State,
Battles John F. elk. Tolman & King, r. 442 N. State
Battles William, carpenter, r. 103 Indiana
Battoi Charles, fruit, 327 H Clark
fBatty John, helper, r. Redfleld, nr. McHenry
Baty Amos, gilder, r. 318 Throop
Baty Francis, carpenter, r. rear 430 S. Halsted
Baty Thomas, carpenter, r. rear 430 S. Halsted
Baty Thomas, newsagt. r. 78 Sampson
Batzhold Ernst, varmsher, r. rear 81 Illinois,
Batzlaff. Albert, blksinith, Rossow Bros. <fc Co. r. 46
Kroger
Batzlaff Charles, blksmith, Rossow Bros. & Co. r.
46 Kroger,
Baubender'Fred, lab. r. 33 Gardner
Bauch George, lab. 298 21st
auch John, carpenter, r. 258 Vine
Banch Peter, painter, r. 255 Blue Island av.
Baucher James, lab. Heeney & Campbell, r. 203
Maxwell
Banchleher Frank, lab r. 231 Dayton
Bauchleher Julius, lab. r. 231 Dayton
Bauchleher Kate, wid Michael, r. 231 Dayton
Bauck M. lab. Goss < Phillips Mnfg. Co.
Bauck William, lab. r. 870 Clybonrn av.
Bande Gardner, r. 45 Emma
Baude George, express, r. 89 N. Elizabeth
Baude Henry, expressman, r. 43 Emma
Bander Charles, lab. r. 145 Chicago av.
Bauder Frank, lab. r. 201 Evans
Bauder Frederick, currier, r. 17 Wade
Bauder F. (Voellmy & Bauder), r. 72 Whitney
Bauderman Mathilda, teacher, St. Josephs School,
r. 341 Chicago ay.
Baudkavier James, shoemkr. r. 170 Ewing
Bandonine Abrm. caller, Field Leiter & Co. r. 370
State
Bandry Alfred, lab. Spaulding & Merrick
Bauer Albert, cook, Sherman House
Bauer Augustus (Bauer & Loebnitz), r. 18 Chesnut
pi.
Bauer Banckratz saloon, 660 S. Haleted
Bauer Caspar, (Bauer & Mohr), r. 232 Noble
Bauer C. cigarmkr, r 276 Clark
Bi.uer Edward, boots and shoes, r. 670 State
Bauer Francis, elk. r. 322 North av.
Bauer Frank, trunkmkr. r. -1^' D1*'lion
Bauer George, carpenter, Go?s'Jt Phi!!ii>8 Mnfg Co.
Bauer Henry, bricklayer, r. 126 Orchard
Bauer Henry, wks. Doig & Van Duser
Bauer Henry, r. 42 Sherman
Bauer Herman, barber, r. 102 Sedgwick
Bauer H. with J. Bauer & Co. r. .334 N. State
Bauar Jacob, cooper, r. 812 Clark
H.KWilmartli&Bro.
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94 Washington Street Chicago-
Bauer Jacob, shoemk<\ 201 1 /4 5th av. r. 163 Adams
Bauer Johanna, wid. William, r. 221 and 223 Oak
Bauer John, leathermer. r. 420 N. Wells
Bauer John, saloon, 456 Larrabee
Bauer John, tailor, r. 5 Sullivan
Bauer John. r. 140 Ruble
Bauer Joseph, house mover, r. 164 Mitchell
Bauer Jnlins (J. Bauer & Co.), r. 270 Michigan av.
Bauer J. mason, r. 131 Burling
Bauer J. A. teacher St. Michael'* School, r. 188
Hurlbut
Bauer J. & Co. music and musical instruments, 69
Washington
Bauer Killan, trunkmkr. r. 425 Division
Bauer Lewis, carpenter, r. 225 8. Peoria
Bauer Louis, file mnfr. r. 346 S. Halrted
Bauer Louis, wks. J. Flynn. r. 263 Clark
Bauer Louis P. elk. 209 Blue Island av. r. 362 Hal-
sted
Bauer Max, trav. agt. I. Hamburger, r. 181>4 N.
Wells
Bauer Michael, elk. r. 180 North ay.
Bauer Nicholas, brushmkr. Certs, Lumbard & Co.
r. 232 Noble
Bauer Sebastian, r. 420 N. Wells
Bauer S. mason, r. 131 Burling
Bauer William, cooper, r. Clark cor. 17th
BAFER & tOEBNITZ, architects, rooms 5
and 6, 36 La Salle
Saner & Mohr, wood yard, Elston road, nr. W.
Division
Bauer see also Baur
Bauerle Leonhart, wood turner, r. 592 W. Indiana
Bauerle Michael (Patzack & Bauerle), r. 189 If.
Chicago av.
Baugnst A. lab. r. 3 Knerr
Baugh John M. Rev. pastor United Presbyterian
Church, r. 99 S. Robey
Baughan Alfred, collarmkr. r. 201 W. Madison
Bauzhman William, cooper, r. 132 N. May
Baul Frank, lab. r. 42 Burlington
Bauland Jacob, bkpr. H. A. Kohn & Bros. r. 58 4fn
av.
Banland Joseph, elk. Mandle Bros. r. 56 4th av.
Bauland J. student, Bryant <fc Chase's Busi-
ness College
Bauland Sarah Mrs. r. 58 4th av.
Bauld A. lab. r. 221 S. Clinton
Bauler Hubert, musician, r. 70 Mohawk
Paulmaster Earnest, lab. r. 177 let
Baum B. A. jeweler, r. 429 State
Baum Christian, carpenter, r. 68 Luke
Baum C. F. conductor, r. 96 Brown
Banm Emannel (L. Baum & Bro.)
Baum Frederick, carriagemkr. r. 121 4th
Baum Gabriel, elk. Daniels & Baum, r. 150 W. Jack-
son
Baum Henry, servant, r. 190 Wabnsh av.
Baum Julius (Littauer & Baum), r. 445 N. LaSalle
Banm Leopold (L. Banm & Bro.), r.78 W. Madison
Banm L & Bro. tobacco and cigars, 78 W.Madison
Baum Moses (Daniels & Banm), r. 124 W. Jackson
Bauman August, mason, r. 259 Blackhawk
Bauman Folrat, lab. r. 43 Elgin
Banmnn Jacob, lab. r. 70 Purple
Bauman John G. blksmith, P. Lersch, r. 332 22d ,
Bauman Leo, cigarmkr. r. 473 N. Franklin
Bauman Lucas, r. 67 Veddcr
Banman Nicholas, lab. r. 3! Elgin
B.,uman Peter, lab. r. JSEL'in
Biiumann Carl, lab. r. 54 Hawthorne av.
Banmann Christof. r. 1(17 Milwaukee av.
Baumann Edward-, (F. & E. Baumann), r. 638 N.
Clark
Baumann Frank, lab. r. 144 Clvbourn av.
Banmann Frederick, (F. & E. Baumann,), r. Lake-
View
Banmann F. & E, architects, 156 Washington
' Baumann George, meatmarket, 101 Blue Island av.
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UXITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
See Adv't. PIIIMP A. MOTIVE, Custom House Building.
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'Baumann Georsre, wagonnikr, William Neff, r. 64
Blue Inland av.
Baumann Henry M. coffinmkr. r. 419 5th av.
Battmann H. bricklayer, r. 48 Fremont
Baumann John, barber. 123 W. Randolph, r. rear
103 W. Madison
'Baumann John, woodyard, 73 Milmaukee av. r. 69
N. Noble
Baumann Julius, barber, 586 8. Halsted
Baumann J. H. tailor, 1371 State
Banmann Mathias, pressman, Evening Mail, r. 67
Vedder
Baumann Stephen (Kosche & Baumann), r. 134 Cly-
bourn av.
Baumann Wilhelm, foreman, N.S. Gas Works, r. 211
Division
Baumann William, lab. r. 212 Blackhawk
Baumar Gustavns H. r. 506 Webster av.
Baumbach Adolph.Jprof. music, r. 1082 Wabash av.
Baumdererde Joachim, lab. r. 81 Wade
Baumeisder Elizabeth, wid. Theodor, r. 98 Wesson
Baumeister George, cook, r. 152 Hurlbut
Baumeister George, varnisher, J. N. Brunswick Bro.
r. 46 Canal
Baumeisser Joseph, cigarmkr. 121 Sedgwick
Baumer Julius, scenic artist, r. 277 W. Randolph
Baum^arten Frederick (Baumgarten & Topp), r.
146 Rnmsay
Baumgarten Frederika. wid. Paul, r. 155 Wesson
Baumgarten James, elk. r. 348 iBlue Island av.
JBaurnsrarten John (Baumgarten & Bro.), r. 187 W.
Chicago av.
Baumgarten J. F. (Baumgarten & Bro.), r. 186 W.
Randolph
Baumgarten & Bro. com. mers. 186 W. Randolph
Baumgarten & Topp. grocers. 146 Rumsey
Baumgarter C. F. elk. H. Fuerstenberg & Bro. r.
34s Blue Island av.
Baumgartner Francis J. cigar store, 178 Blue Island
av. r. 367 S. Morgan
Baumgartner Frank, butcher, r. 313 and 315 Mil-
waukee av.
Baumgartner F. printer, r. 390 S. Morgan
Baumgartner Mary, wid. Paul, r. 104 Clybourn av.
Baumgartner P. G. cigars and tobacco, 113 Dear-
born
Baumister John, teamster, r. 126 Fry
Baumrnk Joseph, carpenter, r. 37 Burlington
Baumruker Martin, tailor. 133 Luke
Banmstark Barney, carpenter, r. 113 12th
Baumsterk Charles, barknr. T. Welch, r. 250 Lake
Baumyer Henry, tanner H. L. Spangenberg, r. Di-
vision se. cor. Noble
Baunach Charles, lithographer Gt. Western Lith.
Co. r. 317 3d av.
Bauney John, carpenter, r. 382 Larrabee
Baunyard H. carpenter, r. 140 Dayton
Baunyard P. carpenter, r. 140 Dayton
Baur Casper, r. 625 N. Wells
Baur John (Sebastian Baur & Co.), r. 420 N. Wells
Banr Joseph, carpenter, r. 86 Sigel
Baur Sebastian, (Sebastian Baur & Co.), r. 420 N.
Wells
Baur Sebastian & Co. leather and findings, 194 Lake
Baura Henry, carpenter, r. 129 Blue Island av.
Baurget James, carpenter, r. 203 Ewing
Baurmann Frederick, plumber, r. 29 Newton
Bans John, police scrgt. Larrabee St. station, r. 227
North av.
Bausacke Charles, carpenter, r. 349 Church
Bause Baldeser, lab. r. 168 Brown
Bausen B. mer. r. Huber House
Bansenbach. C. G. watchmkr 628 S. Canal
Bansher Henry, jr. (Fogg, Bausher & Co.), r. 287
Indiana
Bausman Julien. painter 149 Lake
Banst H. bartender, r. 123 Indiana
Baust L. A. cigarmkr. r. 123 Indiana
Bausteis Martin, teamster, r. Loomis, s of 2'2d
Bautch George, saloon, 85 W Adams
Bautz Robert, painter, r. 206 W. Madison
Bauwens Ivo. r. 33 Johnson
Bavil Joseph, lab. r. Von Horn. nr. Iglehart
Bavin Edward, mer. r. 340 W. Harrison
Bavin Eliza Mrs. (B. M. Gordon & Co.), r. 26 Wi!-
lard pi.
Bavin George, printer, r. 340 W. Harrison
Bavin William, r. 26 Willard pi.
Bavlicke Thomas, lab. r. rear 29 Burlington
Bawer Matthias, carpenter, r. 13 Coolidge
Bawson Petei, sailor, r 336 Hubbard
Baxa Mack, shoemkr. r. 180 Dekoven
Baxa Wenzel, shoemkr. r. 180 Dekoven
Baxter Andrew J. physician, 121 Clark, r. 233 On-
tario
Baxter A. E. wid. George, r. 191 W. 16th
Baxter Benard. teamster, r. 310 5th av.
Baxter D F. (Webster & BaxterX r. 347 Ohio
Baxter Edward G. elk. J. W. Doane & Co. r, 287
Indiana
Baxter George, fereman I. C. R. R. car shops, r. 152
Newberry av.
Baxter George, saloon, 272 N. Uuion
Baxter Gilbert, machinist, Wallace* Smail, r. 37
Johnson
Baxter Henry, cutter, Simon, Strauss & Co. r. 260
W. Lake
Baxter James (James Baxter & Co.), r. 82 Ashland
av.
Baxter James, stonecutter, r. 150 Newberry av.
Baxter James H. teamster, r. 3105th av.
Baxter James & Co. bankers, 144 Washington
Baxter Jane, wid. William, r. 150 Newberry av.
Baxter John V. builder, r. 106 S. Green
Baxter J. dry goods, 181 W. Madison, r. 144 W.
Washington
Baxter J. W. elk. r. 34 and 36 Washington
Baxter M. H. r. 29 W. Randolph
Baxter F. G. manager, T. W. Baxter & Co. r. 343 W.
Adams
Baxter F. M. elk. Republic Ins. Co. r. 364 Wabash av.
Baxter T. W. & Co. mill furnishing, W. Water, bet.
Madison and Washington
Baxter William. fireman,>. 191 W. 16th
Baxter William, saloon, 3 Custom House pi. r. 198
LaSalie
Baxter William, stonecutter, r. 552 S.Morgan
Baxter William G. elk. Gale and Blocki, r. 106 S.
Green
Baxter W. r. 411 W. Madison
Baxter W. P. elk. C. O. Thompson & Co. r. 21 Wil-
lard pi.
Bay Edward F. elk. S. Taylor, r. 157 18th
Bay Edwin R. Mrs. r. 159 Aberdeen
Bay George P. (Geo. P. Bay & Bro.), r. 3 Rucker
Bay George P. & Bro. grocers, 288 Hubbard
Bay Henry K. (George P. Bay & Bro.), r. 288 Hub-
bard
Bayan James, coachman A. M. Billings, r. 504 W.
Lake
Bayer Adam, corporal U. S. A. recruiting office, r. 34
Kinzie
Bayer Augustus, carpenter, r. 50 N. Halsted
Bayer A. cigarmkr, r. 40 Hastings
Bayer Charles, furniture, 423 S. Canal, r. 110 W.
Harrison
Bayer H. E. carver. Pries & Wiechmann, r. 110 W.
Harrison
Bayert Augustus, blksmith, J. Smith & Co, r. 109
Berlin
Bayha David, maltster, F. Wacker & Co. r. Cly-
bourn pi. nw. cor. Southport av.
Bayles Carrie M. Miss, boardinghouse. 23 Pine
Bayless Theodore P. salesman, S. C. Thompson &
Co. r. 107 N. Desplaines
Bayley D. r. Revere House
Bayley James M. special policeman, 1st Nat. Bank,
r. 188 State
Yale Locks
D. S. COVERT,
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT,
OS Dearborn Street.
S. H. Harris, manufacturer of Fire and Burglar
PROOF SAFES, 6O and 2 South Canal Street.
WM. M. DEE, Agent for Jackson Stone Sewer Pipe,
No. 1O.-J >IOAROE STREET.
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107
BEA
Bayley Patrick, lab. r. rear 33 Crittenden
Bayley W. L. S. ins. 126 Washington, r. 625 W.
Adams
Bayley, see also Bailey
Baylis Abram P. r. 96 Kith
Baylis William, teamster, r. 96 16th
Bayliss Jeremiah H. Rev. pastor Trinity M. E.
Church, r.. 1009 Indiana av.
Bayne William, elk. Q. A. Seaverns. r. 457 Hubbard
Baynes Anthony (O'Connor & Baynes), r. 224 N.
Franklin
Baynes Anthony, lab. r. 27 Erie
Baynes George, constable, 5 Unlich's blk. r. 30
Erie
Bayrd Edwart, cnulker, r. 440 Burnside
Bayall Albert, lab. r. 218 Coolidge
Baziu Louis, lab. r. 903 State
Bazinet B. wks. William Goldie
Bdankeop James, engineer, Western White Lead
Co. r. 146 Cass
Beach Adelbert, printer, r. 135 Adams
Beach Charles, builder, r. ws. Racine, r. of Fuller-
ton av.
Beach Charles E. mailcarrier, r. 81 Aberdeen
Beach C. B. bkpr. Jones, Junkin & Co. r. Central
Park Boulevard
Beach Eben C. (John F. Rathbone & Co.). r. Al-
banv, N. Y.
Beach E. A. (D. H. Lincoln & Co.), r. 43 Bryant av.
Beach E. F. bkpr. Gray, Griswold & Co. r. 17 Pierce
Beach E. Kellogg, realestate, r. 169 Lincoln av.
Beach E. W. lab. r. rear 921 Arnold
Beach George, student, Bryant & Chase's
Business College
Beach George M. (Chapman & Beach), r. Ill Michi-
gan av.
Beach Hector S. mechanic, r. 42 Hamilton av.
Beach Heman, painter, r. 1060 Prairie av.
Beach H. A. ins. elk. 13 Tribune bldg. r. 9 Centre av.
Beach James, lawyer, r. 691 Indiana av.
Beach James, machinist, r. 137 W. Madison
Beach James S. physician, room 52, 154 Madison, r.
17 Pierce
Beach James W. lawyer, % Washington
Beach John, driver, r. 1006 State
Beach L. H. (Harbridge & Beach), r. 17 Pierce
Beach Mary E. Mrs. confectionery, 72 Aberdeen, r.
81 Aberdeen
Beach Sarah, wid. John. r. 35 Price pi.
Beach S. S. (Beach & Barnard), r. 125 W. Jackson
Beach Thomas S. elk. S H. McCrea & Co. r. 11 N.
Sangamon
Beach William H.r. 125 W. Jackson
Beach W. J. conductor, Pullman Car Co. r. 293 Park
av.
Beach & Barnard, job printers, 126 Clark
Beacon Nathan, waiter, Sherman House
Beacon Thomas, blksmith. D. Russell, r. 80 Laflin
Beadell Madison, policeman, 1st prect. r. 1024 S.
Halsted
Beadleston Alonzo, printer, r. 936 State
Beadman Frank, lab. r. 500 W. Indiana
Beagen John, carpenter, r. 56 Farrel
Beagil Henry, lab. r. 200 W. Kinzie
Beagle Samuel, painter, r. rear 206 South Park av.
Beagley Thomas, boatbuilder, r. 35 Mark
Beahm John, wagonmkr. M. Schaffhausen, r. 81
Coolidge
Beahm J. paperhanger, r. 152 3d av.
Beahm Rudolf, machinist, r. 23 Langdon
Beahringer Henry, tnmkmkr. r. 279 North av.
Beair Bernard, ciirarmkr. r. 2094th av.
Beal Elizabeth Mrs. dressmkr. r. 294 Morgan
Beal Frederick, lab.r. 334 Brown
Beal George, waiter, St. James hotel
Beal Madison (M. Beal & Co.), r. 470 W. Jackson
Beal M. & Co. real estate and loan office, 5 Major
blk.
Beal R. J. (Beal & Brown), r. 38 Western av.
VICTOR
SCALES,
No. 138 State Street.
A LAS3E STOCZ ALWA7S OiT HAND OT
PRINTING, WHITING, WRAPPING,
Glazed and Plated Papers,
ENVELOPES, CARDBOARD, &,c., &c.
Cleveland Paper Company,
94 WASHINGTON St., CHICAGO.
Beal Stephen, foreman, r. 294 Morgan
Beal & Brown, carriagemufrs. 142 und 144 W. Madi-
8on
Bealdt August, lab. C. Labahn, r. 18 Kroger
Beale Joseph B. artist, W. D. Baker, r. Nevada Ho-
tel
Beale Stephen, lab. 82 Evan?
Beale Z. painter, r. 679 S. May
Bealer D. A. musirnn. r. 188 N. Clark
Beales Charles A. 'in.enter, r. 223 25th
Beall Charles M. l>kpr. C. B. Sawyer & Co. r. 15)9
Washington av.
Beall I. H. trav. agt. L. J. Colburn & Co. r. 385 Wa-
bash av.
Bealow Gottleib, cooper, r. 309 W. Kinzie
Beals A. grocer, 1 Taylor
Beals David S. with Union Mnfg. Co. of Chicago
Beam Charles W. printer, r. 187 3d av.
Beam Edward, carriage washer, r. 75 Randolph,
Beam L. r. Schail's House
Beamisk A. horseshoer, W. F. Lewis, r. 301 5th av.
Bean Dixon, salesman, C. W. & E. Pardridge & Co
r. 81 24th
Bean Edwin, lawyer, r. 351 Ohio
Bean George, liquor dlr. r. 52 Wisconsin
Bean H. r. 71 Oakley
Bean John, candymkr. M. E. Page & Co. r. 36 Oak-
wood
Bean John, lab. r. 29 Bryant av.
Bean J. E. wid. D. F. dressmkr. r. 157 Warren a*.
Bean Kate, wid. Harvey laundress, r. 14 14th
Bean Lucas, brewer, r. 29 Bryant av.
Bean William H. salesman, Hamlin, Hale & Co. r.
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