Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-08

SOUTH LIBERTY.

No. 5-H. Gunderscheimer. gloves and
| shirts
Salisbury Manufacturing Company, tags
and labels.
George W. Whitaker, saloon and dwell
| ing
| No. &C. s. Stewart & Sons, hardware.
No. e-O'Connen & Bannons saloon
| No. 6-Mayer G. Abrahamson, neckwear.
United Paint Manufacturing Company.
| Citizens and Merchants Parcel Delivery
| Company.
E. c. Shriner. whips and collar pads.
| Nos s to 12-Baltimore Hat Company.
| E. Cohen & Co.. dry goods.
| Carr, Owens & Heineman, drugs and pat
| ent medicines.
| J. ]. Sellers & Co. bookbinders
Thornton, Rogers & Co. printers.
| F. Augustine Blank, restaurant.
SOUTH HOWARD.
No. 21-J. ]. Haines & Co., wooden and
| willowware, ETC.; Clyburn Plume and
Buster Company; several minor tenants.
| Nos. % to c5-Hanlein Bros, paints, etc.
| No. I'D. B. Taylor, tin sheet iron, etc.
| No. 29-Caulk Bros. & Co., cigars and to-
| bacco; Jacob Haupt & Co.. boots and shoes,
wholesale; e. B. Taylor & Co. storage.
| No. 31-Caither's City and Suburban Elk
| press: Henlein Bros, storage; John Muir
| ply Company, storage
| SdAHP.
] Ma. 1O-National Exchange Bank; M. &
| NJ Association; other tenants with sample
| stocks
| Nos IL to 2O-John E. Hurst, wholesale
dry goods.
| No 22-Samuel Hecht, jr., & Sons. mat
| ting importers.
| No 24-William Koch Importing Com
pany, toys, novelties; burned but year
| ago.
| No 26-Samuel S. Goldberg, paint manu-
| facturers; Charles Burger & Co., wholesale
| clothing.
| Nos. % to 32-David Miller & Co., whole
| sale dry goods and notions.
No. 34-Dickson, Bartlett q Co., poots anu
shoes. wholesale; Meier keilman, clothing
NJ. H. Heller, jewelry, notions and fancy
goods; j. d. Cassard & Son, sample stock
dry goods; J. w. Selway, sample stock no
lions.
No. 36-Joyner, Wetz & Co., wholesale
hats and caps.
No. 3S-spraggi Buck & Co.. wholesale
No. 4oHCohen-Adler Shoe Company.
wholesale boots and Shoes
| No 11O-Mullins Hotel.
No. 112-Five-story brick; Burgunde
Brothers wholesale clothing.
No. 114-Five-story brick; Joseph Grins-
fielder & Sons. silks, velvets and rlpDonS.
Nos. 116 to 11S-Four-story brick Henkei-
man-Jackson Company. cloth ana Woolensi
Manufacturers National Bank puliolhs ".
cupied by Cans Brothers. ,,.
Nos. 200 to 2O2-Four- STORY brick; Morton
G. Stout & Co., tailors; also minor tenah's.
LOMBARD.
No 1OO-Maryland National Bank T.. r.
Whitmore & Co., piece goods; John 5. Iaps-
colt & Co., wholesale hosiery and knitted
goods: E. x. Sheridan & Co., cotton DUCK
and rope; w. c. Van Cant, "hoiesaie
gloves: Lawrence & Co, sample dry goous'
Alex. F. Murdoch; William simpson, son
& Co, sample dry goods; T. ii. Elsenhuth
&, Co. wholesale boots and SHOES.
Nos IO2-1O4-H Ambach & Co.. clothing
manufa cturers; Spear Bros. whoiesale
boots and shoes; john A. Sarloai 'ioe
Company, wholesale boots ana shoes.
Nos 1906 1OS--Vacant.
No. 11O-Charles H. Torsch Company, tin
ware manufacturers; NJ f. Crawford
wholesale boots, shoes and notions;
Nos Ia to 116-(Rear j. HURST furhel'
light and power station.
No 11S-Hughes Furniture Manufacturing
Nos. 1ao-122- warfeld & Rohrer. under
takers supplies.
Nos. 3 to "a Repurty, bookbinder;
Conrad Zeuls & Sons, trunks and satcheis'
Nos 7 to i1-Hopkns Place Savings
Bank.
No 13-Cohen & Samuels, hats and caps.
No. 15-F. Arnold Sons, surgical instru,
underwear.
Nos. II to 49, Michael Aurbach & Sons.
wholesale clothing, German street.
No q. s. Lowwein & Co.. wholesale
No o. John E. Hurst & Co., storage
dry goods.
No %. Findlay, Roberts & Co., whole
sale harCw ware
No - Lawrence & Gould, shoe COM
pany; Bates Hat Company
No -. S. Ginsberg & Co. wholesale
clothing; COTE & Balser, wholesale boots
ard shoes; Hurwitz & Soble, ladies' cloth
No. 81. Winklemann & Brown, drug COM
pany.
No. 81. Chesapeake Shoe Company.
No 80 S. F. & A. f. Miller Company,
clothing manufacturers.
No. II. S. Halle Sons, wholesale boots
and shoes
Nos AZ to 45. Strauss Brothers, whole
sale dry goods Lombard street.
No l01-United States Rubber Company:
Boston Rubber Shoe Company.
Nos 103 to 105-Joseph Schentha1, shirt
manufacturers: Sneeringer & Co., leaf to-
baoco; Ballard & Colliday, cigars and to-
bacco.
No 107-August Macy Company bakers
and confectioners utensils.
Nos. 100 to 111--Tregellas, Hertell & Co.,
wholesale dry goods.
No 1l3-Dobler & Nudge, paper ware
mousse
No l15-Mendels Bros manufacturers
ladies wrappers; w. S. Bedding & Co., silks
and trimmings: George p. Thomas. storage
rubber goods; F. b. Nachman & Co.. shirt
manufacturers.
WEST LOMBARD.
Nos educational Supply Company, for
machinists and manufacturers.
Nos 9-17-P. Chandler. Sons & Co., china
and glassware.
No. 6-N. Baker e. Son, paper stock.
No S-M Solomon & Son. window and
door screens.
Nos 10 to 14-Henry Martin, sign paint
ing.
Nos 16 to 30-(3T Hanover street, L. F.
Mitchell plumbers supplies; Lemuel Per-
ran & CO., tobacco and cigars; Carter Web
ster & Co. storage of notions; Federal Saw
ings Bank; minor tenants.
EAST FAYETTE.
Nos to S-Union Trust building; Offices
Nos 10 to 14-John r. Temmert, merchant
tailor; William Holt tailor; Belvedere lunch
room.
Nos 16 to 1S-George e. w. Harding
mems furnishings; Key, He'll & Son, manu-