Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

18th and 18th: Michael shankr. giasH
and china, southwest corner OF INC
Avenue and eth: William Speake. shoe
maker north side between Sth and eth:
Solomon & David Stewart. coachmakers
near the foot of the Capitol: Archibald
Stewart, grocery, northeast corner o.
the Avenue and LIST: John Stettfniue
dry goods north side between 9Th ant
7th; Frederick Stenger. grocery. souu'
sids between 10th and 18th; william
Stone. engraver, north side betweos.
18th and 18th; Mansion House. Jon,
Strother. proprietor. northwest cornef
ton. shoe store. north side between 11tlF
and 18th: Esias and Jacob Travers. bak-
ers, north side between 18th and lSth
John Tucker whitesmith and oellhang
Bradley Waller, chinaware. south side
near Center market: William Ward. DR..
goods, north side between 9Th and IT'D
Joseph Ward, tailor south side between
southwest corner of 18th: Way 4:
Gideon. printers and stationers. nortli
side between 9Th and 10th: Thomas
Webb. apothecary. north side betwee'
& William Wright. watchmakers. sout,.
side between 9Th and 7th.
The doctors who had Offices on III
Avenue in 1920 were: Jonathan Barber.
at Browns; Edward Cutbush. north sid :
between eth and 10th: William Jone,
northeast corner of 18th, and Thome .
Sewall. south side near Center marke
The dentists were: Robert Darrah. owe :
Webbs apothecary shop. north side be
tween 9Th and 7th. and James s. Gun
nell, north side between 18th and 13tl.
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The lawyers were: George s. Bull
finch. north side near 10th: Waite
Jones. north side between 18th n
18th: Henry NJ. Morf1t. south side b.
tween 18th and 18th. and Fleet Smtf ..
north side between 18th and 18th.
were: Underhill Damn. lottery and e
change Office, north side between O.
and 10th; David Gillespie. United Stat
lottery, opposite Browns. and S. and
ers. few doors west of Browns.
The Avenue boarding houses we
those Of Michael Sardo, southwest co
ner of 10th street: Margaret Cath.
and John Gardiner. north side. betwet
Az /and 9Th; Elizabeth McCardle a.
Mary Miller, opposite Browns: Nj
Tucker, northwest corner of the Av,
nue. and It'll; Elizabeth Warner. sou
side, near Center market; JOSEF
Hodges, south side, between 18th q,
18th, and Theresa Elizabeth Arguelle a
north side, between 11th and 18th.
Among the prominent men living Z
the Avenue in 1920 were Roger =
Weightman, northeast corner Of I,
general of France. northeast corner
the Avenue and 18th: F. Massi, profe 5.
sor of music: Vincent Massi. dancii
master, and S. Massi, jeweler and 81
versmith. north side. between 9Th ~
10th: Samuel Carusi, proprietor of CT
Assembly Rooms. and Lewis Caru-
dancing master. south side. betwee
10th and 18th; Andrew Coyle. chic
clerk. general post office. south sic
near Center market: Jonathan Ellie.
proprietor OF the Washington Gaxet .
between Sd and Az; Joseph Wood. pc
trait painter, Rumpns City Hotel,
posite Browns; Pontius D. STEELE. cler ;
first controllers Office, Varnums 70
Capt. Peter Faulkner. southeast corr
of the Avenue and 18th, and quite :.
number of humber citizens.
In a two-story frame building
The Star corner William M. L. Grip
a cabinet maker, and John B. GormaI
house painter. had their shops. On :
northeast corner Of the Avenue a
18th street was small frame but
ing in which James Drury, a turn
and Jacob Hilbus, an organ builder, l..
their shops.