Cleveland City Directory 1889-1890

              THE
'C~~VELANj)
DIRECTORY,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JULY, 1890,
COMPRISING
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS;
A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY; AND A DIRECTORY OF THE
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS; TOGETHER WITH -A MAP
FROM THE LATEST SURVEYS;
AND COMPLETE STREET GUIDE.
V-OLu~E :X:I:X:.
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CLEVELAND:
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
B. n. A.XNIlWALT. CLEVELAND DIRECTORY CO., D. H. WU,SON.
65 and 67 Frankfort Street and 23 Monumental Park.
1889.
Copyright 1889. .By C/t'l,ldand Dine/or)' Company.
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October-giving latest ra,ting of bu.siness firms, which is generally regarded as
the standard of Credit; and also furnish a list of Attorneys and Collecting Agents
throughout the Icountry to parties having collections to make.
ALEX; H. McCRAW, Sup't, Cleveland.
THE CLEVELAND STONE CO.,
MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
BEREA AND AMHERST BUILDING STONE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SAWED STONE, SPLIT AND SAWED FLAGGING, &e.
AMHERST, BEREA, LAKE HURON AND ROCKY RIVER
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Work, Rock and Stump Blasting.
FUSE, CAPS, BATTERIES AND ELECTRIC MINING GooDS.
Hercules Powder Co., 40 Prospect St., Cleveland, 0-
J. W. WILLARDs·Gen'l Manicer.
D~troit ~treet ~tabl~,
WM. R. HASWELL, Proprietor.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
OF ANY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR HIRE.
At the Most Reasonable Rates.
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AND TYPEWRITING.
This is a complete school, with a superior faculty, and is in charge of the only Court
Reporter engaged in teaching in Northe~n Ohio. Over 500 students of this department
in good positions in the city of Cleve!and. Graduates are examined by three of the best
'Court Reporters in Ohio, and given Certificates over their signatures. A SchOol of
PENMANSHIP
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Spencerian Syste)ll and always in charge of expert teachers. A complete course in Book­keeping,
Business Training and Counting House Practice, is given in the College of
Business. All the schools are under one roof-the new and model Spencerian College
building.. For all, old or young, who need instruction in the common branches we have
also provided an
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Residence, 135 Ohio St., CLEVELAND, O. ...._----------------1-
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THE
'C~~VELANj)
DIRECTORY,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JULY, 1890,
COMPRISING
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS;
A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY; AND A DIRECTORY OF THE
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS; TOGETHER WITH -A MAP
FROM THE LATEST SURVEYS;
AND COMPLETE STREET GUIDE.
V-OLu~E :X:I:X:.
PRICB, 1/fJ5.00.
FOR SALE ONLY BY THE P'UBLISHERS.
CLEVELAND:
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
B. n. A.XNIlWALT. CLEVELAND DIRECTORY CO., D. H. WU,SON.
65 and 67 Frankfort Street and 23 Monumental Park.
1889.
Copyright 1889. .By C/t'l,ldand Dine/or)' Company.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1889, by
CLEVELAND DIRECTORY COMPANY,
In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
PREFATORY.
,S-51c:)~O
NINETEENTH At{NUAL EDITION.
A City Directory, as its name indicatis, is a work intended to assist the public in making fa Its way through the intricacies of city life. The average citizen who falls back on his Direo­o
tory as an Infalliable source of information whenever in doubt about a person or a location does Snot realize the vast amount of carefUl, conscientious, pains-taking work which its preparation
~ Involves. 'l'he obstacles whick lie in the way of the Compiler of a reliable directory are
X numerous.
'The New York Directory of recent date says and it falls so pat we give it reprint: "A
Directory that does not reduce its errors to the minimum is of little value; in fact, it is an in­convenience
to those who are obliged to use it, and, therefore, the strictest care is taken to
prevent errors; and yet, a8in all human efforts, mistakes occur, and will continue to do so,
where the information is obtained at times from unwilling givers, or from those who are
so hurried by business that they think they cannot afford the time to answer intelligibly the
few questions asked by our canvassers. Again, others, for reasons best known to them­selves,
desire to conceal from us and the public, information necessary to make a complete
Directory. If the persons comprised in the/or-cgoing claIJ8e8 would give but a moment's thought
to the vast benefits conferred by a reliable Directory, not only to themselves, but to the public
~general, w~ doubt not many of them would be more pUblic-spirited and less selfish." To such
.:::t:,. ~e would say, how could you live in a city like Cleveland without a Directory? It is as much a
public convenience and necessity as street cars, telegraph or postal service. Therefore, as good
citizens the least you can do is to help us make the Directory useful and reliable. It costs you
nothing and confers a benefit to all. "
'l'his volume contains the addresses of eighty-seven thousand two hu.nti~~, and "thirty-six
(87,236) persons, counted, not e8timated.* ,,.: / ",
The increase in names of individual8 over last year's Directory, two t~~u~and six hU~dred
and seventeen (2,617), at the low ratio of three inhabitants to each name:'~Ri~seu.tsa g~in of
seven thousand eight hundred and fifty one (7,851) in total population. Muttip~y efgh.ty-seven
thousand two hundred and thirty-six (87,236) the whole number of names by 3, wi~ich is the
S lowest and most conservative figure, (Buffalo uses 3X), and we have a. grand total of two hun­_
dred and sixty-one tllousand, seven hundred and eight (261,708). See table page 16.
~ The publi8hers in pre8enting this issue of the C,.EVRLAND DIR~~cTORY, take the pleasure which
- the opportunity affords of expressing their gratitlcatlon at the success that has thus far at-tended
their efforts to furni8h an acceptable and popular Directory. The promise of former years
ha!'4 been fUltllled. It has been our earnest endeavor to produce a work as nE-arly perfect as pos­81r,\
I-, of course not pretending to accomplish the Impos!tlble task of rendering it entirely free
from c,rrors. Extraordinary care has been taken with the callvass and compilation ~f this issue,
and we submit It with the quotation of the Directory adage-" To find If name VOU "'U8t Imoll'
ho", to ,,,pell it."
C,.ICVIU,AND, August 1st, 1k89.
Very Respectfully,
CLEVELAND ll11tECTORY co.
-Dlrecto1'l' publishers of 'Oll/f' otht'r cltle" (~(lUnt all tlw Un,." In R given number of l>RJCes,
"f.rlke an RVtlMLa.(C' and multiply by thl' whole numbl'r of IID,gelt-nn easy method, hut I1mll feHtly
UII "Llr nnd Ilworrc,ct. HtlOulc11llf' adopt thlH plan. 'twould show our population to be over :lM:l,OOO.
ChwellLnd arrow" Ho rallhlly and HUbHt,antially, we have 110 occnllion to "plLd out" III this
maruwr.
pG!ltent. UG!lvQ· ~xclush?eltJ.
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8earchesmade and opinions prepared concerning the
nouelly and patentability of inuentions, and
the snope, ualidity and infrinueffient
of letters patent
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LEONARD WATSON. EDWIN L. THURSTON.
INDIOES.
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GENERAL INDEX.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES,
ALTERATIONS-SEE SUPPI,EMENTARY,
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUSINESS CLASSIFICATIONS.
INDEX 'fO ADVERTISEMENTS, ­MISCELLANEOUS
DIRECTORY
STREET DIRECTORY. See page XXXIX
TABLE SHOWING POPULATION BY LE1'TER,
WARD BOU~DARIES,
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PAGE.
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27
22
Following Page 838
859
17
See Blue Tinted Paper. back part of book.
16
See Map.
INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
(SEE BLUE-TINTED PAPER. BACK PART OF BOOK,)
PAGE.
Amalgamated Soc. of I. and S.WorkersXXVIII
American Legion of Honor XX
Ancient Order of Foresters XIX
Ancient Order of Good Fellows XXIII
Ancient Order of Hibernians XXIV
Ancient Order of United Workmen XX
Benevolent Institutions XXVII
Benevolent Societies................ XXV
Board of Industry XXXII
Board of Lumber Dealers XXXIII
Board of l'rade XXXIII
Board of Underwriters XXXII
Bohemtan Organizations XXXII
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.. XXIV
Business Blocks XXXVI
Catholic Btmevolpnt Legioll XXXIV
Cathollc Mutual Benevolent Association XXIV
Cemeterfes XXXVII
Church Directory...................................... X
City flovernment I
'Cit, Council............................................... I
County Of'ftcers.................... VIII
Convents XIV
CUliltom Houlle Dtll)artment............... IX
Daughter. of St. George XXII
Dispensaries XXXIII
DruidH XXIII
D. O. Haruprf XXIII
Educational...... VII
Equitable Aid Union XXII
'Fire Department...... V
Free Sonll ot IArael.. XXIII
-(~ran(l Army ot the Republic XVIII
Ho"pltalll XXXIII
Independent Order ot ForAlJters.............. XIX
Independent Order Qf Red MAn XXIII
Independent Order Bons ol Dtln.1amin XXITI
I.ndependent Order of B'naf H'rJth XXIII
Internal Revenue l>epartment............... IX
Junior Order of United Amer'ican Me-chanics
XXII
PAGE.
Kesher Shel Barzel XXIII
Knights and Ladies of Honor............ XX
Knights of Honor XX
Knights of Labor XXIV
Knights of Pythias.................... XVII
Knights of St. John XXIV
Knights of the Maccabeps........................ XXI
Libraries and Reading Rooms XXXIV
Loyal Orange Institution XXIV
Masonic..................................................... XVI
Medical Colleges XXXIV
Medical Societies XXXIV
Military XXXIV
Ministp.rs' Nanles......................... XV
Miscellaneous Societies XXVIII
Municipal R,ecord I
Musical Associations XXXV
National Union XXIII
Odd Fellows....... XVII
Ohio Division Independent Foresters..... XIX
Order of Chosen Friends XXI
Order of Scottish Clans....... XXII
Order of the Holden Chain....................... XXII
Order of the Iron Hall...... XXI
Order of the Red Cross XXII
Order of 1.'onti XXII
Pollee Department................................... V
Post Of'ftce Department IX
Public Buildings, etc XXXVI
Royal Adelph1............... XX
Royal Arcanum........ XX
Royal Black Knights XXIV
School Department.................................. VII
Societies XVI
Sons of St. Ueorge XXIII
Aons of Veterans XVIII
Streets, avenues and alley XXXIX
rremperance ,.. XXV
rrrainini School for Nurses XXXrn
United statelJ Omeers IX
TABLE
SHOWING COMPARATIVE NUMBER OF NAMES OCCURRING IN EACH
LETTER FOR THE FOLLOWING YEARS.
LETTERS. 1887. 1888. 1889.
A ... .. ... .. 1 ... ..... 1,705 1,741 1,810
B. ........... ...... ....... 7,554 8,012 8,849
C.. .. ... .. .. .. 4,867 5,167 5,394
D .. ...... ... .. . ...... 3,543 3,737 3,896
E ... ... .. .... .. .. 1,587 1,584 1,653
F .. ... . .... ..... 3,117 3,459 3,482
G.. ... ..... .......... .. 4,204 4,373 4,475
H .. .. ... .... ...... .. 6,466 6,838 6,960
I ... ............. ....... 194 204 207
J. .. .. .... ..... . ..... 1,713 1,763 1,847
R .. ......... ...... ...... .. 5,345 5,708 5,812
L ........ ... .- .. .. 3,181 3,374 3,533
M. .. .... .. .. .. 7,811 8,349 8,534
N. ..... ... .." ....... 1,415 1,504 1,560
O. .. ... ... ..... 1,313 1,402 1,409
P ..... .... .. ..... 3,149 3,417 3,497
Q................... ... ..... 144 172 179
R... ..... ... .. ...... 3,891 4,116 4,227
B.. .. ... .......... ... 9,168 9,776 10,105
T. ...... ....... .... ... 2,174 2,356 2,420
U. .. ..... ..... ...... .. 235 240 288
V .. ....... ............. 1,004 1,126 1,144
,W.. ... ... ........... 5,057 5,275 5,470
X. .. .......... . ' .. 0 0 1
Y .. .. .,.. .. ..... 213 250 305
Z. .' .. ... .... ...... 672 676 679
Totals.. ... .. ... 79,742 84,619 87,236
Total for the present year, allowing 8 persons to each Dame, 87,286X8=261,708,
N. B. The Directory canvass takes in the Ilcfwrl c.I·'c,,' of the city, whlIe the census enumera.­tors
are conftned to the corporate llmits. The above totals were arrived nt by actual oount. llot
estlmated. :--lee AnllOUnCem(mt.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Acme Grease & 011 Mnfg. Co 28 Camp Creek Coal Co 124
Acme Machinery Co 29 ccaamnlPebledl.l(Perboasu·eserW&eOrob.Utinl~uerras.n..c·e·::::::·.:·.:::::::~~~
Adams EdDr Art Store 29 til. ~
Adams ~ Ford. boots and shoes 80 Carabelll Joseph. mOlluments 127 and 948
Albright Coo.l Co 38 Carpenter & Young. lawyers 129
Alexander & Clark. cOlltractor~ 83 Carroll Printing and Stationery Co 130
American Bronze Works 334 Cavanagh Charles D. refrigerators front fltes
American House 35 Central Paper and ~"iber Co 134
American MnfJ(. Mining & Milling Co 35 Central Press Brick Co 875
American Mutual Fire Ins. Co 36 Chafer & Becker. steam fitters ..
American Steam Dyeing & Dry CleaninJt 0-0. 36 front cover. 135 and 659
American Wile Co........................ 36 Chandler & Fisher. rubber stamps 979
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An~ort" Cope. coal. 38 Chandler's C. Sons, grocers 137
Amtrews, mtchcock & Co. coaL.... 38 Charlesworth D. florist 138
Anhaeusser Co-operative Bottllng Co 39 Checketts John. Crescent House 139
Anthony H. M. grocer 40 Chesnutt Charles W. attorney 139
Arctic Ice Machine Mnfg. Co 41 Childs. Groff & Co 14O
Arey C. O. architect 41 Chisholm Wm. &Sons. hoisting engines 140
Arndt C. &Son. contractors 42 Citizens' Savings & Loan Asso bank dept.
Atkln80n &. Jones. insurance 44 City Machine Co 142
Atlantic Iron Co 44 Clapp &Kushman. fresco artists 143
Avery Stamping Co 46 Clark M. B. & Son, proprs. Union Elevator..144
B:c~Oj~T~~~~.~a?for~~~~.~.~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::+ g:~e~~~~;os~~e·werbuiiders::::::::::::::::::::::i:~
Bacon &. Co. lightning rods 47 Cleveland Baking Co 147
Baehr Jacob, Mrs. brewery 48 Cleveland City Forge &Iron Co 147
Bailey William & Son, wall paper 50 Cleveland Desk Co opposite page 148
Baldwin E. 1. Hatch It Co. dry goods...... 51 Cleveland Electrical Mnf~. Co.........bottom lines
Baldwin & Fish bank and insurance dept. Cleveland Elevator Co. top lines, business dept.
Ball Webb C. jeweler 52 Cleveland Engraving Co 907
Barge & Gross. glass...... 54 Cleveland Faucet CO 148
Barge & Holt, lumber............. 54 Cleveland Foundry............................. 21
Bartlett C. O. mill machinery 911 Cleveland Foundry Co 148
Bayne W. M. printer 61 Cleveland Frog & Crossing Co 148
Beardsl~y L. U. de Co. can work~ 62 Cleveland Iron Mining Co 149
Beavis William H.lawyer 62 Cleveland Landlords' Reporting Co 149
Beck William E. tin 63 Cleveland Linseed on CO : 149
Beckenbach H. &Sons. furniture 63 Cleveland Machinery CO 150
Beckwith M. E. & Son. photographers 64 Cleveland Mantel and Grate CO 15Qo
Beecher Furnace Co opposite page 64 Cleveland Milling CO 15Qo
t~ ~a~k1lJ B~iOndt~ii·g..8g.~~.~.~~ ..I.i.~~~..~~~:.,~.e~~ gi~~~t~~~ ~:~~orn~~~~~~tory:::::.::::72~a~~dd~~i
Benfield C. W. druggist 69 Cleveland Paper Co inside front cover
Henton, Myers & Co. druggis~s 71 Cle'feland Permanent Building &Loan Co 150
Bernard & McAninch, insurance 72 Cleveland Printing & Publ. CO 151
Beyer C. M. cutler : 75 Vlevelancl Provision Co 150
Bichlm~erAlbert, steam dyeing 75 Cleveland Refining CO 151
Bieber Fred. &Co. furniture 76 I Cleveland Rolling Mill CO 151
Binirham W. Co. The, hardware 78 f'Ieveland Rubber Co 151
Bingham & Douglass bank and ins. dept. Cleveland School Furniture CO 989
Bishop & Babcock Co. brass goods 79 Cleveland Ship Building CO 150
Blakeslee John R. machinery 81 Cleveland Stained Glass Works 151
Bley W. H. sample room 82 Clevelltnd Steam FittinJ,t CO 993
Bohm & Stuhr, lumber 86 Cleveland Steam Laundry 151
Bowler & Co.'1(Jleveland Foundry 21 Cleveland Stone Co front fiies
Bg:~:~ H~F': g~~~~rrer:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ gl:~:l:~~ ~~~~s1:rceO:::::::::::::::::::::939·aiid·~~~
Boyntons. Hale & 1101"1, attorneys 93 Cleveland Window Glass CO 152
Bradley MLewis. whot. jewelers bottom lines Cleveland Window Sha<leCo 1005
Bradstreet Co. The front flieR Cleveland W. H. plumber 970
Breves Charles. bakery 99 Clough~T1Vltt& Co. machinists 155
Broadway Hav'. & Loan Co bank dept. Clucas wl1liam. cclrriages 155
Brog~nl Jame.&Bros.monuments,102 and 943 Cobb W. B. machhlery 156
Brooks T. H. & Co. tou.ndry 103 COllswell.Jas. H. &Co. mer. tailors 157
Brown Harve)' H. & Co. iron 106 Colahan John. reltl estate 158
Brown Holstfga & Conveying Machine Co 106 Collte~ P. F. publisher 159
Brown H. M. Co. The, dry goods l06 Collver L. L. &, Co. tickets 161
Browne M. O. Lumber Co 108 Commercial National Bank bank dept.
BMlj(lCeman .J. H. sand l08 Commonwealth Iron CO 162
Brunner & ~chtlcher. plumber tops front tlies COllcllt. fj'uller &Co. Iron 162
Brush Electric 00. The.: back cover Conger & Co111ngs Mantel CO 163
Brush. Moore'" Co. hardware 109 Cook J~. L. & Bro. furniture 166
Buhrer Atephen, bitters mntr 112 COOkA Uros. fresco artists 166
BUl'f(e'K BrOil. furniture 114 Cooper Geo. & Co. saddlery hardware 167
Burge"" L. F. & H. J(rocers 114 Corlett &. Co. 11very , 169
Durie)' W. C. contractor 889 Cottrell W. JJ. patterns \-)63
lJurnham T. W. pfOJ!r. Htar Elevator 116 Cowin W. C. wall paper 172
Burrows-Bolworth Hardware Co 117 COW1'8 Electrte Smelt. & Aluminum CO 172
Burt H. C. k 80n. wooL. 11M Cozad. Delz~ Dates &. 00. abstracts 173
Burwell Oeo. P. In.urance toP 11neK Cram Oeo. .If. & Co. publlllhers 174
Cadwell It Oadwell, att'8 121 Cran~ & McBride, J(laKIt 17l5
Cad, (leo. W. &00. boots and .h0811 122 Ore"cfmt Mntg. CO 90n
Oalne W. H••tQJ18 122 Croty & 'rhomu.lt. Mmrnl.llion 177
Callaghan J. & Hon. furnac61..opposlte V8Jre 122 Crow &; Whitmarsh, dry goOds 17T
18
ouney John L. civil env;lneet 179
Ounn ngham James.llvery 180
Cuyahoga, Mnfg. Co. burglar alarms 182
Cuyv,hop Steam Carpet Cleaning Co 182
DalUba. Corrigan &Co. iron ore 183
Davidson & House. lumber 186
Davies Geo. commission merchant 186
Daykin Bros. plumbers opp. 970
E:~t:~J: t~g~~f.~~~~.~~:::::::·::.:::::·.:·.:::::::::::::::l~l
Dennison Coal Co 884
De Witt William H. attorney 197
Dewstoe &Schneider. plumbers 971
Dicks SamuelA saloon 198
Diebold Safe dZ: Lock Co.; Fish & Cox top lines
Diemert Daniel A. drugs 198
Dodd E. L. & Co. boots and shotls 201
Doering Bros. & Sons. notions 202
Domestic Sewing Machine Co 203
Doville Joseph. Capt. vessel owner 207
Downie William. decorator 207
Drake A. F. &, Co. men's furnishers 208
Drake Coal Co 208
Dremann &Melcher. carpet cleaning 267
Drewett & Curtls.insurance 181 and 210
Eagle Printing Co 216
Easterbrook Coal Co 216
Eaton A. H. stoves. etc 216
Eclipse Electro. & Engr'g Co 45. 218. and 906
Edwards Wm. & Co. grocers 220
Electric Supply &Mnfg. Co 224
Elliott & Low Mnfg. Co 223
Ellis J. C. Storage & Warehouse Co 223
Elwood Thomas. livery 225
Endean Theo. portraits 226
Engel C. J. contractor 894
Estep & }I'ord. lawyers 229
Euclid Av. Business College 230
Euclid Ave. National Banlc bank dept.
Evans Joseph & Co. machinists 231
Everett. Dellenbaugh & W,~ed. attys 231
Excelsior Iron Works Co 233
Eyears Alfred. mer. tailor 232
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Fairbanks. Morse &, Co. scales 988
Parasey & Marron. vessel agts : 235
Farmer. Little & Co. type foundry front flIes
Farnfield J. C. sewer builder ..
..................................bottom lines and 236
Feder Bros. tobacco., 238
Fetterman R. plumber 241
Fi nucan P. horseshoer 244..
First National Bank bank dt>pt.
Fisher & Wilson Co. The. Inmber back cover
}I'itzsimons & Co. shafting works 247
}'ix Georue J. meat market 247
Fletcher &; Fletcher Electric 00 :249
Flood R. P. stenographer 250
Flood W. H. pharmacist 250
Focke (jeo. A. Vr 250
Foote John A. Jr.crockery 252
Foote. Reed & Co. mlllinp.ry 252
Foran & Dawley. lawyers 252
]t'ord Ueorge A. machinlst 253
Forest City Carpet Cleaning Works 254
}'orest CI ty Chemical Works 254
}'orest City Coffee anfl8plce Mllls 256
}'orel'lt CI tJ Eleetrlc W ol·ks 256
Forest City UlIt!41'1 Hevelln~ Works 256
Fore8t City HOul'le 256
~'()re14t City lee Co 255
~'orest City Maehlne Workl'l ~ 256
]l'osttlr Edward n. plumbel'li' KuppItes 257
]t'ovarJeue F. P. druJeJdf'lt 258
~'owler l'fr. Rlater. ph(')tolCraph SUl)pItes 259
}'ox CharleK W. & HOll. llvery 259
~'raley A.•J. building mover 25H
Fra.zler H. B. sample room 261
Fuller C. H. & Cu. rurM 266
}'uller's Carpet CleanlnJ,t Works 267
!4'ulton FOUlldry :,H\~
Hahel & ~'rlsby 00. 14pl(\e mll1s 268
Un.lIltJeher & 00. coal 271
Harftehl & Harnl!ld. atturrwys 273
<la,rlock W.Il.&Co.l'lt.llltm IILundry, 273 and 98t)
(Jarrnrd IltHlry II. oarrllLJ(tlf'l. t'tC 27...
Harry iroll HoofhlJe 00 27...
(J"!'4!4('r J. M. fiorI/It :175
Gatchell Edwin A.& Horatio P.Drs. bottom line.
Gaylord W. H. real estate 277
Gehrlnu: C. E opposite page 278
Geer Thos. H. In'Jurance -278
Helb Frank. contractor 278
Gerlach Peter & Co. tools and machlnery 280
Gibbons Jas. & Co. Fulton Market 282
Hilbert & Hills. attorneys : 284t
Glenn & Co.pwell. prlnters 287
<.:Hidden &JOY Varnish CO 288
Globe Carbon Co 288
Globe Iron Works Co 289
Glueck F. W. & Co. tlnsmlths 288
Gobeille Pattern Works 290
Goldsmith. Joseph. Felss & Co. clothlnK 292
Gooding & Leitch. florlsts 293
Gorsuch T. M. roofer 978
Goulder &Lee. lawyers 296
Graham\ Lang &Co. cigars 297
Graves S. Eo clothlng : 299
Great Atlantic &Paciflc Tea CO 300
Great Western l!'urniture Exchange 300
Greif Bros. coopers 896
Griswold Linseed Oil Co 304
Grossman Lonis J. attorney 306
Grover-d'. W. & Son. ship chandlers 306
Gunzenhausp,r F. mnfg. jeweler 308
Gynn George. brick mnfr 309
Hale E. B. & Co. bankers 313
Hall 'l'homas B. patent law : 314
Hallauer J. earthenware 314
Hamilton N. G. & Co. publishers 316 ~nd 974
Hammett E. E. jewelry 317
Hanlnlond E. N. coal. 317
Hanna M. A. & Co. coal 318
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Harm & Schuster. carriage mnfrs 320
Harrison D. W. & Co. stoves 322
Harrison John P. carpenter 323
Harrison-Many Lighting Co 322
Harrison Richard. teaming contractor 323
Hart &Co. millinery 324
Hartz H. V. machinist 325 and 941
Hartzell Albert. builder 325
Hartzell J. S. livery 325
Haserot S. F. & F. H. & Co. grocers 326
Haswell William R. Uvery front flies
Hathaway.'lt, Robison. contractors 327
Hayes W. J . .'It, Sons. bankers 330
Haywood & Co. lumber 330
Heintze T. O. florlst 334
Helser J. W•• American Bronze Works 334
Heiss Charles. coaL : 335
Heller & (Jouvy. druggists 335
Hempy H. M. & Son. lumber 336
Hender80n. Kline .'It, Tolles. attorneys 337
Hercules POWder Co........................ ..front flies
Herlg Bros. furnlture 339
Herlg J. & Son. furnlture : 340
Herold Bros; barbers' SUI)plles 843
Herrick G. F~. & J. F. lawyers 341
Herrln~shaw G. II.• bottom lines buslne~s
dept and 8401
Herron 'rUllam. painter 342
Hessler E. M. artlficiaillmbs 343
Hicks George M. real estate 3440
Hirschman L. W. mnfg. jewelt>r 349
Hobart &, Bacon, attorneys 330
Hoffman Jacob. Wa~on CO 352
Hofste &. Schurk. coaL M8
Hohltge Rudolph. bottled beer 8l54
Holden R. T. palnts 85l5
Holland E. MI8S, mllllnery 355
Hollende,n Tht· 85...
Homan 8. J. sash. doors ltlHl bllnd8 ~tl7
HorsbufJeh &Scott. rnlllwrlJ/:hts 860
House S. H.. In~ufltnce 862
Howe Albert 1< steam htlutlnlC 363
Hower &, Higbee. dry goods BO"
Hubbard II. W. nwrdllLnt tllllor :\(~
Hudson L. D. Dr 3(\6
lIugh~" RObertlftortst 861
lIUICht~1'I St.tIILm)ump CO 861
Hunt.'lt, P,·lce. nf~OlllLutM 8RO
Hunting l~oul".J. bl'tplt 11111(1 ; 370
1I1lIltingtonlltHlry.J. roofer................... .U78
lIulltlllJlton Jlul(h & Ron. roofer" froilt:rover
IlUtohlrlM John (\ attorn~y 871
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Hyde, Son &: Co. ltquors 872
Industry File WorKs, A. &H. Gough 374
Ingham, Clarke &: Co. books 874
..Tahu Frank, boot and shoes 877
j:~y~:~1~e~ya~~1~actor::::::::·:.:::::::::::::~~~
Johns & Co. ltthograpl1ers 388
Johnson Henry H. real estate 384
Johnson Thomas L. lawyer............ .. 385
Jones I.J. wInes and liquors 387
..Ton~s L. T. &Co. hardware 388
Jones Robert F. real estate 388
..Tones WID. G & Co. grocers 389
Joseph EmU, attorney 389
Julier G. C. bakery 391
Xaufholz Bros. macl1inists 396
KaTanaugh M. E. teaming contractor 397
Kelly George,_pJumber 402
Kelly Martiu W. horse shoer 403
Kendall F. A.insurance ~ 404
Kennard Charles, show cards W4
KennardS. & Sons, shoe mnfrs 404-
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Kerruish. Chapman & Kerruish. attorneys..407
KUby Mnfl3' Co. steam engines 409
Kllfoyl J. ~. men's furnishing 409
Kimmich Charles. meat market 410
Kinll: Julius Optical CO :- 411
Kingsley Paper Co 412
Kinney &Levan, crockery 412
Kirchner Thomas, fiorist 413
Kirsch. King &Co. pianos side lines
Kneale &Davidson. awnings 419
Knecht C. A. &~ons, llquo:s 419
Knight J. machinist 420
Kohlmaier A. &Son. mer. tailors 424
Konigslow Otto, light machinery 426
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I~~: J: E·J:~~~1Jn·iectioiiers::::::::::::::::::::::~~
Krause F. L. &Son, civil engineers 883
Krause M. F.& Son, confectlOners 431
Krause Wllliam, costumer 431
Krauss J. & Co. furniture 432
Krauss &Haberacker. picture frames 418
KUhlmann-Co. furniture 437
Xutp Lyman F.dairy house ~ 438
La. Fountaine CarnetCleaning Works 441
La Fountaine W. H. real estate 44,2
Lake Erie Ice Co 442
:Lake Erie Iron Co 442
Lake Erie Sand. & Gravel CO 443
Lake Shore Saw Mlll &Lumber CO 443
Lamprecht Bros. &Co. bankers bank dept.
Lederer Henryl bottler 452
Leggett M. D. ..v; L. L._patent a:ttys 962
Lehman. H.ichman & Co. clothmg 453
Lehman &Schmitt. archltects 453
Lehmann Fred. metal patterns 454
Leick Wllliam S. wlnes 454
Leisy Isaac. brewery 455
Lewis Henry, steamship agt 459
Lewis H. W. & Co. glass 916
Lewis M. E. mRchinist 459
Llllig B. &Co. furniture 461
Linden John, Dr 46:l
LittlA & Pettlbone stol1e 464
Lockwood-'raylor tlardware 00 465
Lora.in Mnfl. Co. brass goods 467
Lord. Dowlerk Co.steam enKines 467
IJovflll Thomas H. & Co. machlniHts front tllt~s
LOW(l A. M. llvery ; 468
Lowman &: Co. carriage, bullder~ 469
Luetkemeyer H. W. &; Hons, hurdware 471
Luff H. J. plumblnK 471
Macbeth &: Co. h'on work8 891
Maher &, Dr~}'ton, car wheels 497
Malley T. &, P. wineH and Uquor8 499
Malone Stone 00 499
Manhattan Mfe InK. (Jo I')()O
Mannlmr HeOr((tl A. mer. tallor OOl
Manning 'rhOH. ,Jr. & Co. VUlcan Iron WkH OOl
Martin· Barril,,, Oo.lumbAr front flies
Martin D. I~ CO. eommll!l"lon /'\OI'i
Manl.J. M., Columbia IlIjp.ctor()o /'\oo M"ry 11&:.L!')rcl,.uuofl1!'ylt ~07
McAlltster & Dall, contractors 474
McBride &Marcellus Co. jewelry 475
McCarthy_& Luck. publishers 477
McClure N. H. sewer piPe 478
McConnell's Business Exchan~e 478
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co 479
McDonald &Co. mnfrs. "Broncha"..bottom 11nes
MeElroy C. B. mnfr._jewelry 481
McUilUn E. M. Dry Goods Co 482
McIntosh, Huntington & Co. hardware 485
McKenna John, llvery 487
McMyler MnfJ,t. Co. derricks 490
Meade B. J. horseshoer 512
Meckes John, dry J,toods 513
Medlin WenZl, Bohemian Brewery 513
Mentor Milk Co., M. Hammond, propr 516
Mercantile National Bank 516
Merchants' Delivery Co 517 and 897
Merrick R. L. carpenter 891
Meyer Edward S. attorney 519
Meyer & Gleim, pharmacists 520
Miles P. L. Co. mnfg. jewelers 522
Millard J. F.& Son, undertakers 522
Miller Electric Co 523
Miller H.. O. &Co. coa1.. 525 and 885
Mills Jonathan Mnfg. Co 526
Mitermiler A. architect 529
MittingJlr Geo. metal soinner 529
Mix & White, attorneys .529
Moll Wm. machinery and patterns 531
Moodie Thomas, horseshoer 532
Moore Wm. M. machinist 534
Morgan Charles H. insurance 535
Morgan, Moore & Baine. coaL 536
Morgan Steam Heating Co 994
Morgan W. J. & Co. lithographers 536
Morton Milton, hardware 539
M~~~:nC8:X~ii~~~~a;J~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::g:
Mugler & Kraus.engravers 907
MUldner C. C. carpet cleaning 543
Murphy & Co. varnish mnfrs 547
Murray &Heiss, engravers 907
Myer O. D. dry goods : 548
Nahuis John, planing mill \ 550
National Bank of Commerce bank dept.
National Carbon Co 551
National Copper Tube Lightning Rod Co 551
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Neff Peter, natural gas black 552
Neracher Sprinkler &Piping CO 554
New Wright House 555
New York Life Ins. CO ; 556
Newkirk r.... hardware 556
Newman J. C. contractor ~91
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Norton Miner U. attorney 562
Noyes Bros. tinware 563
Nussdorfer .J. & Son, bakers 564
O'Brien P. C. & Co. grocers 565
Odell Jay &Sons, abstracts 570
O'Donnell & Barrett Blevator Co back fiies
Ohio Baking Co 571
Ohio Busines~ University 571
Ohio (Jarpet Cleaning Co 571
Ohio OM Heating and Dryer Co 572
Ohio ltubher Co 572
Ohio &Penna. Coal CO 572
Old Staten Island Dyeing Establlshment 572
OlmHted Heo. H. & (Jo. insurance front cover
OnJt & McMlllin, lawyers 573
Oppmann Drewing Co OPJl. page 574
Orton N. W. pallltin~ 575
Osborn A. 'r. & Co. paints 575
Osborne &Co. patent lawyers 575
O!uummn .r. C.pfct\lr~ frnmes 576
Oti" I rOil nnd Steel (·0 076
Outhwaite.r. n. & Co. iron ortl 577
Overholt H. C. & Co. f1avOl'lnJt extracts 077
Paddoek '1'. S. hatH and calls 578
Paine &Hender~lOn, plnmlltmL opp. pn.ge 578
Palmer & Btlliham, v~"sel n.llel1ts O~O
PalmAr" l~ De Mooy, foundry 91a
Park Pharmacy 581
Parker & Melltft1, steam fltter"' ~H~
rlLrlJ~l).~ R. dtu,n.tllJ~ 1588
20
Pennrich J. F. mattresses 5M9 South Cleveland Banking Oo bank dept.
People's Sav's & Loan Asso bank dept. Spencer H. R. Optical CO 712
Pettet J. Dr 592 Spencerian Business College front flies
Pettifer Thomas, machinist 592 Sproul R. C.l1very 714
Pfeil Charles, stair butl<1er 993 Stanard & Thomas, insurance 716
Phlladelphla Dairy & Cafe 594 Standard Foundry~~Mnfg. CO 717
Phoonix Iron Works,W.H.Thompson,propr 597 Standard Ladder Works 717 and 934
Plckands, Mather & Co. iron ore 596 Standard Lighting Co 717 and 934
Pitts J. J. & Co. commission 599 Standard Oil Co opp. page 717
Pomerene & Davies, stenoltraphers 602 Standard Sewing Machine Co 717
Pope E. C. iron ore 602 Standard Tool Co 717
Potter Chas. H. & Co. bankers bank dept. Stanton H. L. tube wells 718
Prentiss & Vorce, attorneys 606 Star Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Works 719-
Presley C. H. & Co. mnfrs' supplles 606 State National Bank bank dept.
Priest Bros. agts. the Callgraph 1002 Station Agent, The 72&
Prospect Coal Co' 609 Stearns & Kelley,attorneyll '12&
Prospect Rolltng Mill Co '" 609 Stephens & Widlar, cotfee, ete... 258
Proud A. W.horse shoer 610 Sterling Ja~. L. contrae'tor.__.•..__ ~89a
Provident Sav's Life Assurance Society 610 .Sterling, Welch & Co. carpets_ 7U
Quayle 'fhomas C. undertaker...... .. 612 Stevens Milo B. & Co. pension attys 725
Rackle George, sculptor 613 Stohlmann Carpet Cleading Works 728
Ranneys & McKinney, attorneys 616 Stoll Christian, meat market 729
Rauch & Lang Carriage Co 617 Stoll & Black, carriages 729
Raymond Frank L. organs 618 Stone Ithlel. carpets 729
Header Stone Quarry 619 Stone N. O. boots and shoes 730·
Reid James C. pattern mnfr 622 and 963 Stoppel Co-operative BrewingCo 7300
Rellance Gauge Co 624 Striebin/iier House 733
Ramesch John. patterns 624 and 963 Strong. Carlisle & Turney. machinery 7M
Remington Standard Typewriter, 625 and 1002 Strong Charles H. & Son. contractors 894
ReweU George M. publisher 974 Stuart George & SO'1. vet. surgeons 735
Rice J. L. & Co. insurance 627 Stuhler John W. wall paper 735
Rice & Schindler. bottlers 627 Sullivan M. F. glass 916-
Richardson L. contractor 629 and 891 Summers D. Otis, carpet cleaning 441
Richter Frederick, cigars 629 Summit Bank Coal Co 737
Rieley. Brennan & Hribben, contrs..631 and 892 ~umner Dros. jewelers · 737·
Riverside }'oundry Works 633 Superior Sewing Machine Co 738
Roberts L. R. & Son. plumbers 634 Swift G. F. & Co 740 and 946
Robertson James. sample room 635 Sword P. L. & Son. brick machines 741
Rock John & CO.Erocers 637 'faylor Bros. &Co. rubber stamps 743.
Root & McBride Bros. dry goods 640 Taylor V. C. real estate 744
Rosewater Bros. grocers' sundries 642 Taylor William. Son & Co. dry goods 740
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Rouse & Hills Co. brassgoods 644 'fhacher Will A. wall paper 747
Rubber Paint Co 645 Thamert John F. lightning rods 747
Runyon. Stubbs & Mack. iron ore 647 Thomas Edwin D. coa1. 749
Russell & Rice. attorneys 648 Thomas Richard, sample room :7500
Rutenbeck Bros. plum,bers 649 Thompson W. H.• Phrenix Iron Works 597
Ryder .Tohn H. photographer 650 Thomsen C. G. trunks 752·
Ryder J. F. art ,;toods 650 Tidd E. B. & Co. insurance top liues:
Sackman F. A. steel stamps 995 Tod, Stambau~h & Co. coal 75£$
Saginaw Bay Co. lumber 653 Torrance W. J. vet. surgeon 1003
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Savings & 'frust Co bank dept. Tremaine B. G. & Co. insurance 759
Schaefer Gustav. mnfr. carriages 659 Trommlltz Oscar. fountain pens 760
Schake Wm. book bindery 660 Trow Directory Co. of N. Y 909·
Schanbacher Herman. restaurant 660 Troy Steam Laundry 760
Schellentrager E. A. pharmacist.. 662 Tucker Charles H. steamboat agt 761
Schlather L. Brewing Co 664 'furner 1. N. & Co. insurance side lines.
SchUtz John. sample room 665 Tuttle Oglebay & Co. iron ore 768
Schmidt Paul, wine grower 667 Tyler W. S. Wire Works Co 764 and 1006
Schmidt RUdolph. printer opp. page 666 Uhl C. }'. & L. jewelers 7640.
Schneider & Trenkamp Co. brass ~oods 670 Umbstaetter D. boller furnaces 765
Schwan Ernst C. attorney 677 Union Credit Co 766·
Scofield, Shurmer & TAagle, oils 679 Union Electrot-ipe ~'oundry 766 and 906
Seaman & Smith. boots and 8hoes 681 Union J oan & Trust Co bank dept.
Seelbach, Schnautfer & Co. Insurance 682 Union Mnfg. Co. ship joiners 76&
SeUerling Joe & ~on, contractors 683 Union NattonaltBank bank dept.
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Selzer E. It. & Co. pharmaci8ts 6R4 United Mnfrs. Mutual Fire Ins. Co 767
Remon Charles. tobacco 684 Valle}' Plating Works : 769-
~eymour C. H. & Son, furntture 6R6 Van Dorn Iron Works top lines business dept.
Shepard D. A. slish. doors. etc mm Van Tine W. H. Jr. real ~state 771
Shepard J. J. fire brlck 910 Van Wle OlLS Stove Co 771
Sher.man. HQyt & Dustin. lawyers 690 Variety Iron Works Co 718-
Sberwoocl & Denison, attorneys 690 Viaduct Boiler Works oPJlosite 77.
Short & ~'orl1lnn, printer", tltc 691 Viall C. C. & Co. brokers 77~
SlmmonPI.JamA". c~arpenter contractor 60~ Vitalis n. smoke stacks 77~
Sippel II. P. merchant tallor tlU6 Vliet W. l!'. & Co. paper hl\1IICers 776
81m,,, Marblehead Ume Co 7()() Vogt & Crane, bookbinders 777
Smith Geor".., n. palnter 703 Vouwle Bros. baking powder 779-
Rmlth L. P. &J. A. contractor" MU:l WIiKeman J. &80ns, clothIl1l~ 780
Rmlth P. contractor 706 WHoJCn~r Anton A. meat market 7~1
Bmith & Connor", plumherH 978 WalCner UeorKe\sausage mnfr 7Iil
Smith & Curti"". t",),H 1407 and 707 Wainer J. C. & dro. steamshlfc aKts 782
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21
Walsh. Ullst1l1 & 'Co. co801 786
Walsh & Burns. coal.. 786
Warren-Scharf Asphalt Paving Co 790
Watson & 'fhurston, patent lawyers 14-
Webb J. W. S. real estate 793
Weber. Lind & HlJ.ll. patnters bottom lines
Weber & Kluever. cigar bOJles 794
Webster & Angell, lawyers 794
Weeks John, Dr 795
Wegfarth Paul, meat market 795
Weideman Co. The. grocers 795
Weideman.! Holmes & Co.Uquors 795
Weigel C. & Son. nursery 796
Welton L. J. Uvery 939
Wenham's A. J. Sons. grocers 801
Weske & Bullard, wall papers 802
West Side Bankin~ Co , bank dept.
West Thomas D. ]oundry Co 803
White Sewing Machine Co 807
Whitney, Bowen & Co. boots and shoes 808
Wick Henry & Co. bankers ~09
Wieber & Co. mer. tailors 809
WtlburLew.sample room 811
!.!!-cox & Strimple, attorneys 811
Williams C. O. commission 813
Wilmot .J. C. wall paper 816
Wilsey George O. shirts 816
Winn & Jlldson opposlte 819
Winship .John O. attorney 819
Witte L. lIt h<JlI1(Eopathic pharmacy 924
Woltman & Korell. carriages 824
Wood Bros. sewer bullders 825 aud 991
Wood. Hanna & Co. builder's 8upplies..top Unes
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Woodland Av. Say's and Loan Co bank dept.
Woods. Jenks & Co.lumber 826
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Wunder ~"'. W. cooperage 829
Yesin~er A. C. & Co. mer. tallors 830
Young & FUlton Lumber Co 832
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Zipp & ~chorndorfer. baking powder 836
Zizelman ~'. carpet cleaning 254
ZUSy Denis, grocer 837
N. P. BOWLER. WM. BOWLER. W. W. BALKWILL.
BOWLER & CO.,
Car Wheel Manufacturers,
AND WHEELS FITTED TO AXLES.
ROLLING MILL AND MACHINERY CASTINGS, STREET RAILWAY WHEELS
AND TURNOUTS, ARCHITECTURAL CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS.
AI,SO, MAN(rI<'ACTlIREH~ 01<'
LUCAS' PATENT STEEL FILLED FROGS AND CROSSINGS, SPLIT SWITCHES,
STANDS, TIE BARS AND TRACK SUPPLIES IN GENERAL.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
(NAMES TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION, CHANGES IN LOCATION, ETC.)
Acme Sign & Advertising Co.(Thomas M. ~~outs,
Joseph A. Osborne). room 6. 29 Euclid avo
Andres Paul. clerk Cleveland. Brown & Co.
Appleton Joseph M. (J. F. Ryder & Appleton),
239 SUI!erior
A,rnold G. D., M. D. chf. med. examiner Vol'ry
Relief Dept. Penn. lines west of Pittsburgh,
168 Bank
Baker Charles W. agent Carnegie, Phipps & Co.
ot Pittsbugh. Pat 811 and 812 Perry-Payne
building
Ball Charles A. cigars and tobacco, 442 Pearl
Ball Fred. W. (Hawley & Ball). r. 389 Orange
Balsanowski Frank. laborer, r. 25 Emmet
Becker Anton. laborer. r. 49 Czar II
Becker Barbora. wid. A.nton, r. 49· Czar II
Bennett A. M. & Co. corset mnfrs. 427 Erie
Bennett J. Q. A. with Geo. F. Cram & Co. pub-lishers.
office with County Surveyor
Bennett L. H.& Co.(Andrew Wllliamson, Alfred
R. Duncan). corset mnfrs. 246 Erie
Bethany Presbyterian Church. 562 Pearl; Rev.
. Giles R. Dunning. pastor
IHagi Ral!hael. saloon. 338 St. Clair
Bing A. E. collector H. B. Graves.117 Public
Square '
Blackburn Frances L.Mrs.nurse.r.l08 Holmden
Blaisdell Benj. T. engineer, r. 72 Mentor avo
Boesger M. A. Dr. 862 Lorain
Bohemian Bottling Works. 112 Champlain
Broadway Coal Co. 341 Ontario
Buckeye Basket Co. (J. J. and J. W.Moran),166
Root
Burlison Frank M. saloon. 300% Garden
'Cadwalader J. ~. stenogr. Colwell & Collins
Campbell A. H. collector. bds. 21 Jennings avo
Cavanaugh William. machinist. r. 1938 Axtell
Champion ManufacturingCo. corkpullers, 835
Sheriff
Chapman Caius A. lawyer. 48 City Hall bldg.
Clark Cash Register Co. 'rhe. 118 Viaduct; N.
fre~s:nnon. pre~.; James Kinney. sec. and
'Clark Wallace W. (Alexander & Clark), res. 34
Kinkel
Cleveland Advertising Co, room 20. 44 Euclid
av; Cass H. Hatch. manager
-Cleveland Book Agency. 5 Hough pl.
CLEVELAND LANDLORDS' REPORTING
CO., room 3, 236 Superior; D. Rogers. pres.;
W. M. Martin. sec.;S. H. Herriman, treas.;
Geo. G. Sowden atty.
'Corlett Wllllam T. br. 333 Prospect
Cosg~ove Frank. propr.and editor 'j'he Saturday
Mllil. 1003 Pearl
oCrant:'! W. H. Mrs. news depot, 1154 Garden
Culbert~on William 1.'. propr. The Duan Rest·
aura.nt. 2404 Erie. rooms 333 Prm'fpect
Davis Geor~e W. Dr. (Ohio ~'rultlne Works), r.
16611uron
DUllsford Henry C. bookke6per The Cleveland
Urick Co. r. 2019 l~uclld avo
~~ttnf'lr &; Hellman (.fohn \J. Ettner, .John H.
Hellman). bottlln't works. 334/J'aylor
Examiner Thtl. 136 Ontario; OeOr"6 W. Caml)'
Fa,,~~~~l'SII/f~~I~Lr.er~nCemnfr. 1143 ~~uclhl avo
FerKUPlon &, Co. (UeorKe S.J1'erl(w4on),eork mnfrs.
B3li KlrtllLlld
Fetztlr U. llev'lluMtor If~rln Av. BalltlMt ()hurch
Findlay PIIH~ J~ lie CO,'rhfl,ol'Uee 49 Wadebldlr.;
P. ,J. McMylnr, 1I111Kr.
Fo"tp,r .John, ehtHnlP4t. r,'rnovml til Cana,lu
~nlltl& 1'hUIl1'U4 M.(Amlltl StUll & Allvertildnu Oo.l.
Garfield & Garfield (Harr~ A. and James R.),
lawyers, 404 and 405 Perry-Payne bldg.
Gately & Williams of New York City. install­ment
dealers. 90 Euclid av.; Th08. P. Wen­dover.
manager
Gegenheimer Rosa', wid. Phillp. r. 36 Cherry
George R. A. Rev. pastor First United Presbr-terian
Church
Giesy Edward H. with Monroe 'Bros.
Gleason Lew. W.'actor. r. 479 Kennard
Gliebe John, saloon. 1331 Garden
Gnuschke Anna. wId. August. r. 52 Trumbull
Goldson & Lang(JamesR. GoldsonandHenryT.
Lang). cigars. 125 Superior "
Goodfellow Hannah. wid. John, r. 95 Perry
Goodlnan Ann, Mrs. r. 735 Case avo
Goodwin Laura D.Mrs. moved to Syracuse, N.Y.
Gorman Annie F. Mrs. modiste. 62 Eagle
Gose Albertina. Mrs. r. 25 Cherry
Gramlich Jacob G. removed to Ore~on
Green A. W. trav. agt. r. 1307 Quimby avo
Green Harriet, wid. James. r. rr. 10 Oregon
Grodel Charles. clerk. r. 162 Outhwaite avo
GrodeI' Henry. laborer, r. 162 Outhwaite avo
Grodel John. laborer. r. 162 Outhwaite avo
Grossman Joseph, stenogr. removed to Chicago
Guebhard Sophia, Mrs. removed to Hlenville,O.
Hammel Louis C. removed to New York Clty
Hammond Malvina A. Mrs. r. 781 Case avo
Haripan Jan, laborer, r. 76 Martin
Haripan Joseph. tailor, r. 76 Martin
Harrin.~tonSamuel H.chief draughtsman N.Y.,
P. t5[, O. R. R. r. Susquehanna, Pat
Heilman John H. (Ettner & Hellman). r. 32 Ash
Heinereich Catherine, wid. WID. r. 74 Davies
Hess Abraham 1. tailor. r. 34 Cherry
Hicks Robey. wid. Norton. r. 857 Oakdale
Hiltgins Ann J. wid. B. r. 38 Streator avo
Higgins SamuPI, master mechanic N. Y., P. &
O. R. R. r. Galion, O.
HUlman Edgar C. W. r. 540 E. Prospect
Hottman Catherine, wid. Anton. r. 62 Jackson
Howorth Cliff L. neWsagellt. 789 Lorain
Hummel Eva, wid. Sebastian, r.15 Liberal
Ja)mbec Fannie. wid. Anthony. r. 27 Emmet
Jamison Thomas. engineer. r. 92 Pelton avo
Kells Ross, asst. supt. of motive powerN. Y., L.
E. & W. R. R. r. New York City
Kelsay Eliza B. wid. Rev. D. r. 1092 First avo
Kelsay 'fhomas B. clerk, r. 1092 }~irst avo
Klawon John, laborer, r. 18 Dayton
Koebler & Lehmann.watehmkrs. 443 Woodland
Lang Henry T. (Goldson &Lallg).r.124 Sixth avo
Le8iie William H. clerk, room 8. Buckeye bldg.
Low & Reweli Mllfg. Co. 117 Publie 8tluare
Macha Marie. Mrs. midwife, r. 26 Humboldt
Mltrks I. C. Mrs. r. 824 Scranton avo
Marsh Han nah H. wid. Sltmuel, r. 789 Republlc
Martin gl\zabeth. Mrs. r. 428 Hlddlnlrs avo
Mayer Dorn, wid.•Tames. r. 693 Harlmess avo
MeAnarney John H. r. 24 Meohanlc
McOurdy David. chemist. r. 215 Mabel
McHenry .farnes, dry goods, 45 and 47 Euclid
McKee 11ester. wid. A. r. 7215 Genesee avo
Merrell George B. mngr. Porest City Wire and
Tron Works, 1'.72 Hoot
MetZKer nharles, cooper. rtl \1loved to Pnrma, 0.
Mlnrke Henry P. bkkpr. r. 1157~ Hough av.
Moft'et.t RAchel B. Mrs. r. 71911arkn6ss avo
Monroe William M. J)n.t,ent attorney, 4.8 Cit,
Hall bldg. r. 120 Franklin avo
Mooney Edward, telLmster. bels. Pearl ~t. House
Moran Bros. (John J. &nd JOl'It'ph W.,. proprs.
BuckflVA Basket Co. 166 Root
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Morris Valentine, contracting agt. King Iron Scharfenberg Charles, saloon, 23 Oak Place, r.
I~~~s~~:tMnfg. Co. 122 Euclid avo r. 379 sCl~~1J;alg~I:::wid. Christian, r. 104 Bolivar
Mortimer Mary E. wid. John, r. 318 Burton Schmidt Mary, wid. John, r. 19 Wigman 180.
Mueller Catherine, Mrs. dry goods, 079 Clark fichnearlein Louisa, wid.William, r.712 ~t.Clair
Mut'ller Catherine, wid. Phlllp, r. 132 Vega avo Schneider Joseph, mantel setter, r. 498 Detroit
Mueller Elizabeth, wid. Wm. r. 31 ~eymour avo Schneider Lena, Mrs. nurse, r.510 Hamilton
Murphy ~lary F. ,L\fls!4. dressmkr. rr. 558 Pearl Schneider Louisa, wid. Charles, r. 1039 Wood-
Nedela Annie, wid. Joseph, r. 60 Hartford land avo
Nelson Anna, Miss, dressmkr. 295 Pearl Schneider Minnie, wid. Peter, r. 302 St. Clair
Neville Charlotte J. wid. Smith, r.818Clark..av. ~chneider William, tile layer, r. 498 Detroit
Newshuler IJ. slt.lesman, r. 182 Ontario Schoen Jacob. student, r. 126 Duane
Nickerson Yincent D. artist, r. 27~ Fulton Schuessler Conrad, retired, r. 786 St. Clair
Oates James V. clerk, r. 79 Detroit Schultze Anna B. wid. r. 481 N. Perry
Ohio Christian Missionary Society, 316 Frank- Scott Frank A. elk. r. 91 Erie
lin av.; Rev. A. Wilcox, corresponding sec. Seith Christina, wid. Frederick, an<1 Seith
Ohio Fruitine Works, 223 Prospect; Charles E. Martin. tailor, removed to Buffalo, N. Y.
Stevens,agt'nt Seitz Emma. Mrs. r. 76 Holton 801.
OHIO SASH AND DOOR CO.• THE, Seitz Mary A. wid. Adam. r. 69 Parkman
179 and 181 Seneca; Telephone 1889; S. J. Senn Josephine, wid. ,Jacob M. r. 704 St. Clair
Homan, pres.; A. B. ldeson, vice-pres.; J. Sharp Etta.Miss, nurse, removed to Warren,Pa.
'J. Wemple, sec. and treas. Sheehan Nicholas, retired, r. 487 Detroit
Ohio Savings & Loan Assn. 478 Pearl; Dr. E. Sheriff Phrebe, wid. George, r. 595 Quincy
F. Davis, pres.; H. Grombacher, sec. Sherman Mary, wid. Horatio W. r. 90 Whitman
Oldach Marie, wid. William, r. 561 Clark avo Sherry Elizabeth, wid. Ramuel, r. 8 Harlem
Ormiston Alfred B. carpenter, r. 1595 Cedar avo Shipman ~arah, wid. Thomas, r. 49 Scott
Pachtenbeck Barbara,wid.August, r.13 Pleasant Shubert & Shaffranek (John A. Shubert and
Pachtenbeck John, tailor, r. 13 Pleasant Jerome H. Shaffranek), carriages, 869 Wil.
Parker Thomas L. photographer, 249 Superior son avo
PaUl Catherine. wid. Michael, r. 156 Wade avo Siegel Elizabeth, wid.Jacob,r.1154 Giddings aVe
Peal Theodore. r. 495 Pearl Silvis Catherine, wid. John. r. 1278 Lincoln aVe
Peerless Ash Sifter Co.; Frank Blakeslee, man- Simmons William, retired, r. 311 Garden
ager, room 3. 55 Euclid ave. Singleton Eliza, wid. Job. r. 19 Courtland
Penning Mary, Mrs. dressmaker, 960 Empress Skotzky Louis. clerk, r. 35 Charles
Penning Peter, shoemaker. r. 960 Empress Smith Dora. Miss, dl'essmaker, r. 25 Fulton
Phypers John. tailor. removed to Missouri Smith Howard M.clerk,removed toPittsbgh.Pa.
Platten John W. clerk. removed to N. Y. City Smith Jane. Miss. r. 256 Franklin avo
Plumley Geo. W. removed to Phils. Penn. Smith John H. clerk, removed to Oberlin. O.
Potter Sarah E. Miss, r. 270 Prospect Smith John L. retired, r. Stone blk. Woodland
Pressnell Helen, Mrs. boarding house. 21 Jen- avo ne. cor. Case avo
ninJCs avo Smith J. Edwards, Dr. r. eSt Paddock pI. 1st
Randall Emily M. Mrs. r. 48 Barber avo house S. of Outhwaite avo
Rebel Wilhelmine, wid. Philip. r. 253 Hoadley Smith Lucretia, wid. Wm. S. r. 259 Hanover
Reddy Margaret. wid. Thomas, r. rr. 64 Walnut Smith Lucy A. wid. P. removed to Aurora, O.
Reed Sarah, wid. William, r. rr. of Miles Park Sonntag Frank, boltmkr. r. 6 Ward
Presbyterian Church Sonntag Frank, Mrs. wid. r. 6 Ward
Reich Max, peddler, r. 24 McKinstry Sprankle Rudolph, removed to Navarre, O.
Reinhardt Caroline, wid. John, r. 897 Empress Stanley Ann, wid. John, r. 73 Petrie
Renz Charles F. removed to Fremont, O. Stegman Henry R. clerk, r. 27 Forest
Rettger George, machinist, r. 150 Belden Sterlin~ Willis B. atty. removed to N. Y. City
Rettger John, gardener. r. 150 Belden Stern Sophia, wid. r. 145 Orange
Rettger John, Jr. driller, r. eSt McHenry, nr. Strauss Meyer, retired, r. 69 Scovill avo
St. Clair Timm Marie, wid. Carl, r. 29 Rockert
Reusehel William, engineer Lehman & Smith 'l'uma Frank, retired, r. 697 Forest
Reynolds Jerusha, wid.M. M. r.l04 Huntington Vaczy Albert. cabinetmaker, r. 46 Solon
Rickersberg Clara, wid. Louis, r. 53 Parkman Vaczy Julia. wid. Josef, r. 46 Solon
Rlckersberg David L. (L. Rlckersberg's Sons), Vaughn Abbey, wid. Albert J. r. 47 Miles avo
r. 53 Parkman Vejdovec Joseph, cooper, r. 729 Forest
Rickersberg Sol. H. (L. Rickersberg's Sons), r. ! Vejdovec Lambert, ci~armkr. r. 729 ~"orest
53 Parkman Vejdovec 'l'heresa, wid. John, r. 729 Forest
Rlckersberg's L. Sons (Sol. H. and David L.), Vokaty Katerina, wid. M. 1'. 866 Broadway
clK-ar box mnfrs. 53 Parkman. Volek Jan, Jr. cooper, r. 63 Trumbull
RIKK Frances V. wid. John, r. 36 Church Waldheger Johan. meat market. 66 Warren
Riley Bridget A. wid. John. r. 93 Huntington Walker Annao.Jvld. 'fhomas, r. 28 Dolloff
Riley Patrick saloon, 22 Old River Ward Carrie, mrs. dressmaker. 25 Henry
Robertson IJ. E. wId. r. 30 Chestnut Warren William P barber, 1393 Broadway, f.
Robinson Eunice J. wid. Haln r. 14 Oliver 1312 Broadway
Rodgers John, cutter, bds. 67 Michigan Wemple J. J. sec. and treas. The Ohio ~ash &
Roger" Hannah, wid.•John. r. 50 Bolivar Door Co.
Ryan Mary. wid. Patrick, r. 80 Walnut Wendover Thomas P. mngr. Gately & Williams,
Halzmann John G. removed to Kansas 90 Euclid av.
Hcanlan Mary. wid. Patrick, r. 459 Hamilton Wise Henry A. real estate, rooms l:' and 6
Schaefer Louis, sale14l1lun, r, 592 Ht. Clall' Brulnard bld~.
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