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 COPYRIGHT SECURED 1892. 
 
EXPLANATORY. 
 
 Believing tliat tlie public will generally appreciate 
 the compilation of the conditions and principal events 
 concerning oiir marvelous City into a handy little 
 reference book, the publisher has caused this publica- 
 tion to be issued. 
 
 Examin tion will discover that the field has been 
 covered to a large degree in the most limited space 
 The size will permit of constant carrying, convenient 
 filing and mailing. 
 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
 PAGE. 
 
 Academies and Colleges 30, 31 
 
 Asylums 13, 14 
 
 Autumnal Festivities Ass'n. 
 Officers «& Committees 90,91 
 
 Banks 49 
 
 Beer Manuf'cd in St. Louis.. .122 
 
 Boarding Houses 50, 51 
 
 Boards of Trades 14 
 
 Boots and Shoes 52 
 
 Boulevards 53 
 
 Building and Loan Asso- 
 ciations 14 to 19 
 
 Building Improvements 48 
 
 Business Establishments .. 56 
 
 Cab and Coupe Companies.. 34 
 
 Chronlogical Events 8 to 10 
 
 Churches 19 to 27 
 
 City Council and Commit- 
 tees 58 
 
 City Government 27, 28 
 
 Coal Received in St. Louis, 02 
 
 Commercial Palaces . 60 
 
 Comparative Business 61 
 
 Convents 28,29 
 
 Custom House Transac- 
 tions 63 
 
 Delegates, names of each 
 
 Ward 84 
 
 Dispensaries 29 
 
 Distances from St. Louis by 
 Missouri Kiver . . 64 to 66 
 
 Eads Bridge 60 
 
 Exposit on, St. Louis 67 
 
 Express Offices 34 
 
 Fair Grounds 60 
 
 Ferry companies 41 
 
 Fii<'"Al:u-m 68 to 73 
 
 Fire Dfpartment 35-68 
 
 Fire K<H'<trd. .. 74 
 
 Flour manufactured in S . 
 
 Louis by each Mill . . 76 
 
 Flour manufactured in va- 
 rious Cities 7 
 
 Goods manufactui ed. Value 
 of 79 
 
 Hospitals 35 
 
 Hotels 36 
 
 House of Delegates and 
 Committees 59 
 
 Insurance Boards 35 
 
 Jefferson Barracks 43 
 
 Iiibraries 31 
 
 Iflanufactories, Statistics of 78 
 
 Markets 41 
 
 Mayors of St. Louis from 
 1823 80 
 
 PAGE. 
 
 WIerchants' Exchange, Pres- 
 idents of 81 
 
 Messenger Offices 34 
 
 Municipal Electric Light Co 80 
 
 National Cemetery 43 
 
 Navigation 82 
 
 Notable Facts of the City 11, 12 
 
 Parks 83 
 
 Park Comparisons 86 
 
 Places of Interest 37, 38 
 
 Police and iheir Salaries, 
 
 Chief of 57 
 
 Population of Missouri 
 
 Towns 85 
 
 Population by Wards, 1890, 84 
 Population of Large Cities 
 
 of U. S 85 
 
 Postmasters of St. Louis 
 
 since 1805 86 
 
 Po.st Office Officials. St. 
 
 Louis 87 
 
 Post Office Statement of 
 
 Business, St. Louis 88 
 
 Professional Establish- 
 ments 56 
 
 Public Buildings 32 to 38 
 
 Public Institutions 41, 42 
 
 Quareutine 43 
 
 Railroad Depots 89 
 
 Railroad Offices 89 
 
 Railroad Offices, Local 39 
 
 School Buildings,Public, 31 to 33 
 S ate Officers in St. Louis 42 
 
 Steamboats 40 
 
 St. Louis Bridges 54, 55 
 
 St. Louis, Sketch of 4 to 7 
 
 Street Directory 94 to 120 
 
 Street Index 123 to 128 
 
 Sireet Lighting 86 
 
 Street Railways, 39-40-121,122 
 Suburban Railroad Towns, 
 
 44 to 47 
 
 Summer Gardens 54 
 
 Tax-Paycrs, S(. Louis' Lead- 
 ing 92 
 
 Theatres 93 
 
 The Courts 42 
 
 Tow Boat Companies 41 
 
 Tunnel 38 
 
 United States Officers in St. 
 Louis 42, 43 
 
 Votes in each Ward, Jan. '92, 84 
 
 Ward Delegate^ 84 
 
 Waterworks , ., 43 
 
SAINT LOUIS. 
 
 Hep PFospepity, Advantages if Ppospeets. 
 
 The City embraces 61.37 square miles, or 39,376i acres. 
 It is seventeen miles in length from north to south, and 
 6.62 miles from the river to its western limits, and has 
 19.15 miles of river frontage. It is the fifth city in size, 
 the fourth in commerce, and has a i)oi)ulation of 550,000. 
 It is called the Mound City. 
 
 St. Louis is an independent city, being in no county, 
 free from county legislation, and is governed under a 
 scheme and charter which j)rohibits any floating indebted- 
 ness, and limits the rate of taxation, which is being grad- 
 ually diminished. Tax rate is about 2.17. It is next to 
 the healthiest city in the United States. The death rate 
 averages about 21 per 1,000 per annum. It is the center of 
 the Mississipj)i Valley, embracing 15,000 square miles of 
 navigable rivers and about 25,000 miles of railroads, and 
 leads the world in a dozen different lines of business and 
 manufacturies. 
 
 ELEVATION. 
 
 City Directrix, upon which elevations are based, is 
 the top of a square flat stone set level with the curb on 
 the west side of the wharf between Market and Walnut 
 streets 0.00 (being the high water mark of the year 1826.) 
 
 It is situated as to natural advantages more favorably 
 than any other city on the continent. The Missouri River 
 flows into the Mississippi twenty-one miles above the city, 
 and the junction of the Illinois River is only twenty-four 
 miles above St. Louis. It is in the heart of the food pro- 
 ducing regions of the continent, and is central to bound- 
 less wealth of minerals. Around it are vast supplies of 
 
ST. LOUIS.— Continued. 
 
 coal, iron, granite, building stone, and earths adapted to 
 the nianufacturies of glass. Productive! lead mines are in 
 the vicinity, and seek St. Louis as a j)oint of manufacture 
 and distribution. 
 
 The city has grown from small beginnings to gigantic 
 proportions, and is to-day one of the greatest, wealthiest 
 and most prosperous in the country, and every day of her 
 existence proves herself more and more entitled to her 
 proud position as the undisputed metropolis of the Mis- 
 sissippi Valley. 
 
 It is admirably situated for the prosecution of all de- 
 partments of manufactures. In close proximity to a bound- 
 less store of all the useful metals, with vast supplies of 
 coal almost at her gates, it is the cheaj)est coal market in 
 the world, the cost to manufacturers being only $1.12 per 
 ton. With a boundless profusion of food products at hand, 
 for the sustenance of any possible increase of i^opulation, 
 and with a market comprising the entire Mississippi Val- 
 ley and tlie Great West, it is at once a most inviting city. 
 Its manufacturing output for tlie last ten years shows a 
 greater increase than any other city in America. 
 
 THE JOBBING TRADES. 
 
 St. Louis has the largest brewery, the largest tobacco 
 factory, the largest drug house, handles more boots and 
 shoes, has the largest hardware, wooden ware, and the larg- 
 est horse and mule market in the world, and is one of the 
 greatest grain, flour and hay markets. 
 
 The importance of St. Louis as a central source of 
 supply for the Mississippi Valley and the West is shown 
 in an immense volume of transaction in all jobbing lines. 
 St. Louis offers to the country merchant inducements for 
 trade which are not excelled in any department in any 
 city on the continent, and in many lines positively superior 
 to any market in the land. It is not only a mart, it is a 
 vast and busy workshop ; each succeeding year records an 
 
ST. LOUIS.— Continued. 
 
 increase in its mills, its forges and factories. The pro- 
 ducts of industry are not only bought, sold and handled 
 in the city, they are made here. Every description of raw 
 material for any line of manufactory which is to be found 
 in North America can be produced in abundance within 
 easy reach of St. Louis. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 Fine church edifices abound. All shades of belief being 
 sheltered in elegant structures, which add greatly to the 
 architectural attractions of the city. 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 
 St. Louis has a large number of fine public buildings. 
 She erected more buildings in 1891 than any other city on 
 the continent, and offers the safest and best investment to 
 be foimd in any other large city in the world. Among the 
 fine buildings are the Custom House and Post-Oflice, built 
 at an expense of $6,000,000, and is one of the finest public 
 Iniildings in the country. The Armory, Four Courts, 
 Court House, Exposition, and under construction the new 
 "City Hall," and one of the finest Railroad Depots in the 
 world, to cost $1,000,000, are some of the fine structures. 
 
 ST. LOUIS PRESS. 
 
 The newspapers of St. Louis are fully up to the high- 
 est standard of Journalism. The press of the city has ex- 
 ercised a great influence in promoting its interest in every 
 useful direction, and in aiding its progress towards the 
 advanced position it holds among the great cities of the 
 country. The leading dailies are the Globe-Democrat, 
 the St. Louis Republic, Post-Dispatch, Star Sayings and 
 Evening Chronicle, published in the English language. 
 And the Anzeiger des Westens, the Westliche Post, Amer- 
 Ika and Tribune, German papers. 
 
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ST. LOUIS.— Continued. 
 
 SCHOOL SYSTEM. 
 
 St. Louis has an excellent school system (and next to 
 Boston has the most perfect in the world), which offers the 
 advantages of education to all the children brought up 
 within her limits . The public schools are conducted upon 
 the most approved principles of teaching, while the high 
 school offers to the ambitious youth the opportunity for 
 securing instruction in the higher branches of knowledge. 
 In addition to the public schools are the Universities, 
 Colleges, Academies and Parochial Schools. There are 106 
 public schools, 1,254 school teachers, with an enrollment of 
 59,700 public school children. 
 
 SOCIAL LIFE. 
 
 In social life there is every means provided for the 
 pursuit of instruction or pleasure. There are many or- 
 ganizations devoted to social intercourse, to art, to music, 
 to literature and to the various objects which indicate the 
 intelligence and enlightenment of the people. 
 
 St. Louis is a live, vigorous and progressive modern 
 city, endowed with many natural advantages, to which 
 are added all the improvements which art or science has 
 discovered to aid progress in business, in social life and in 
 the pursuit of happiness. Her public museums, libraries 
 and the numerous fine collections of paintings and works 
 of art of her private citizens show the refinement of her 
 people. 
 
 St. Louis has for many years been famous for its An- 
 nual Fair, for its Exposition, for its brilliant street illu- 
 minations, and for its magnificent Veiled Prophet parade. 
 These attractions have drawn hundreds of thousands of 
 people to visit it every fall, and its progressive citizens 
 have decided for 1892-3 to eclipse every former effort in 
 the annual festivities, and will illuminate the streets with 
 electricity and miles of gas lit arches and pyramids. 
 
CHRONOLOGICAL 
 
 AND HISTORICAL EVENTS. 
 
 1762. Maxent, Laclede & Co. obtain licence to trade. 
 
 1764. St. Louis founded by Laclede Liguest. 
 
 1765. Goods removed from Fort Chartros to St. Louis. 
 1765. Trading boat seized en route for Missouri river. 
 1767. First land grant by St. Ange. 
 
 1769. Pontiac, Ottawa Chief, arrives to trade. 
 
 1770. Spanish authority was asserted. 
 
 1780. St. Louis attacked by Indians May 26th. 
 
 1788. Ten barges of goods arrive from New Orleans. 
 
 1790. A census showed 601 white ; colored 324. 
 
 1800 Henry Shaw was born at Sheffield, England. 
 
 1804. Capts. LcAvis and Clark start for Pacific Coast. 
 
 1808. First newspaper (The Gazette) est. at St. Louis. 
 
 1809. St. Louis first incorijorated. 
 
 1810. St. Louis had 1,100 population. 
 
 1811. First brick dwelling erected. 
 
 1811. Fur and peltry was the sole industry. 
 
 1812. First shop to manufacture saddles and harness. 
 
 1813. Wm. Clark appointed first Governor by President 
 
 1814. First nails manufactured. 
 
 1815. St. Louis had 2,000 population. 
 
 1815. Arrival of first steamer called 'Tike/' Aug. 2d. 
 
 1816. Bank of St. Louis incorporated. 
 
 1816. First pottery was made. 
 
 1817. There were twenty-one houses. 
 1817. Benton fought a duel. 
 
 1817. First steamboat arrived. 
 
 1817. Missouri Bank incorporated. 
 
 1817. Arrival of second steamer "Constitution," Oct. 2d. 
 
 1819. Henry Shaw came to St. Louis. 
 
 1819. First saw mill and foundry erected. 
 
 1819. First steamer "Independence" enters Mo. river. 
 
 1819. First steamboat "Harriet" reaches St. L. froniN. O. 
 
 1819. Missouri Fur Co. organized. 
 
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CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS. Continued. 
 
 1820. St. Louis had 4,000 population. 
 
 1821. City Directory published. 
 
 1822. Dr. William Carr Lane was first Mayor. 
 1822. St. Louis incorporated as a city December 9th. 
 1822. West boundary of city was on Seventh Street. 
 1825. Gen. Lafayette visited St. Louis. 
 
 1829. St. Louis University oi^ened Nov. 2d. 
 
 1829. Branch Bank of U. S. established. 
 
 1831. Mayor Biddle and Mr. Spencer fouglit a duel. 
 
 1831. Great many Germans arrived. 
 
 1833. Board of Public Schools organized. 
 
 1833. Great rejoicing that goods could be sent from New 
 York to St. Louis in the short space of 23 day; 
 
 1834. Old Catholic French church on Walnut st.was erected 
 
 1835. Missouri Bepublican was first issued. 
 1835. First steamboat launched. 
 
 1835. Boats and barges at wharf number 121. 
 
 1837. First gas was made. 
 
 1837. Incorporation of Bank of Missouri Feb. 1st. 
 
 1837. Planters' House commenced. 
 
 1838. David Armstrong opened first Public School. 
 
 1839. New Charter granted. 
 
 1839. Dr. Carr elected Mayor second term. 
 
 1839. Arrivals of steamers 2,095. 
 
 1841. Were 6 grist mills, 6 breweries and (I foundries. 
 
 1841. Steamboat building inaugurated. 
 
 1842. First steamboat "St. Louis Oak" set afioat. 
 1844. There were 2,100 steamboat arrivals. 
 
 1846. Mercantile Library Association formed. 
 
 1847. Boatman's Saving Institution incorporated. 
 1849. Great fire in St. Louis May 19th. 
 
 1849. 4,283 people died of Cholera. 
 
 1849. Germans arrived in great numbers. 
 
 1850. City was without system of drainage. 
 
 1851 . Ground broken for Pacific R. R. 
 
 1852. Western boundary of City was on 18th street. 
 1852. First Locomotive built in St. Louis. 
 
 1852. Commencement of Chicago & St. Louis R. R. 
 
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CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS.-Continued. 
 
 1854. First School Report was published. 
 1856. Grand Opera House first opened. 
 
 1856. First Great Fair held. 
 
 1857. First Lindell Hotel opened. 
 
 1859. Custom House and Post-Office built, Olive and 3d. 
 1861. Convention to consider Federal relations Feb. 
 28th. 
 
 1861. Surrender of Camp Jackson May 10th. 
 
 1861. Provisional gov't, H. S. Gamble, Gov., July 31st. 
 
 1862. Merchants Exchange organized. 
 
 1863. All Public Schools were made free. 
 1865. Opening Southern Hotel. 
 
 1865. St. Louis Public Library organized. 
 
 1866. Cholera visited St. Louis again. 
 
 1867. Olympic first opened Nov. 25th, 
 
 1869. Foundation of Great St. Louis Bridge laid Oct. 27th. 
 
 1870. Carondelet Avas taken into the city. 
 
 1871. W. T. Harris was elected Supt. City Schools. 
 
 1872. Southern Hotel burned. 
 
 1873. Cotton Exchange organized. 
 
 1874. Simmons Hardware Co. was organized. 
 1874. Eads Bridge over Mississipi)i completed. 
 
 1874. Union Depot established. 
 
 1875. Present State Constitution adopted. 
 1875. Merchants Exchange opened. 
 
 1878. First Veiled Prophet Pageant . 
 
 1882. Cotton Exchange building opened. 
 
 1883. Opening of Great St. Louis Exposition. 
 
 1884. Grand Opera House destroyed b}^ fire. 
 
 1885. Grand Opera House rebuilt Sept. 14th. 
 1885. St. Louis Live Stock Exchange organized. 
 1890. Corner stone laid for new City Hall. 
 1890. Merchants Terminal Bridge completed. 
 
 1890. There were 215 vessels enrolled here. 
 
 1891. Mercantile Club House Building being erected. 
 1891. Sale of shoes amount to 21,000,000. 
 
 1891. 21 railroads centered in St. Louis. 
 
 1892. St. Louis was 128 years old. 
 
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NOTABLE FACTS OF THE CITY. 
 
 St. Louis Las 14 libraries. 
 St. Louis has a crematory. 
 St. Louis has 20 hospitals. 
 St. Louis has 250 churches. 
 St. Louis has 33 cemeteries. 
 St. Louis has 500 attorneys, 
 St. Louis has 11 gymnasiums. 
 St. Louis has 16 public jxarks. 
 St. Louis has one art museum. 
 St. Louis has 25 shoe factories. 
 St. Louis has 38 fire companies, 
 St. Louis has 106 public schools. 
 St. Louis has 46 Masonic lodges. 
 St, Louis has four cable railroads. 
 St. Louis has 30 singing societies. 
 St, Louis has 78 parochial schools, 
 St. Louis has 250 miles of sewers. 
 St. Louis has 41 lodges I. O. O. F. 
 St. Louis OAvns 97 school buildings. 
 St. Louis has 20 lines of street cars. 
 St. Louis has 73 lodges A. O. U. W. 
 St. Louis has one zoological garden. 
 St. Louis has nine daily newspaj^ers. 
 St. Louis has a river front of 20 miles. 
 St. Louis has 60 building associations. 
 St. Louis has one first-class race track. 
 St. Louis has 337 miles of paved streets. 
 St. Louis has 33 academies and colleges. 
 St. Louis is the terminus of 27 railroads. 
 St. Louis has 19 rowing and athletic clubs. 
 St. Louis has 19 lodges Knights of Pythias. 
 St. Louis has 59 assemblies Knights of Labor. 
 St. Louis has 21 banks and two safe deposit companies. 
 St. Louis has put up 26,000 new buildings in 10 years. 
 St. Louis is united to Illinois by two bridges and 
 Wiggins Ferry Company. 
 
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NOTABLE facts-Continued. 
 
 St. Louis has resident consuls from everj^ Nation in 
 the world. 
 
 St. Louis has the onl}" bronze statue of Columbus in 
 the United States. 
 
 St. Louis has the only bronze statue of Shakespeare 
 in the United States. 
 
 St. Louis has 280 societies of a benevolent and social 
 nature other than secret. 
 
 St. Louis has the only bronze statues of Gen'l Francis 
 P. Blair and Edward Bates, located in Forest Park . 
 
 St. Louis has the most perfect bronze statue in the 
 United States of George Washington, located in Lafayette 
 Park. 
 
 St. Louis was the first city in the United States to erect 
 a bronze statue of Gen'l Grant, located on I2th street, 
 near Olive. 
 
 St. Louis has the only bronze statue of Humboldt in 
 the United States, and said by his relatives to be better 
 than any in Europe. 
 
 TWELVE BRANCHES OF INDUSTRY IN WHICH ST. 
 LOUIS LEADS THE WORLD. 
 
 The Largest Brewing Establishment — Anheuser-Busch. 
 
 The Largest Tobacco Manufacturers — Liggett & Meyers. 
 
 The Largest Hardware House — Simmons Hardware Co. 
 
 The Largest Drug House — Meyer Bros. Drug Co. 
 
 The Largest Woodenware Co.— S. Cupples W'denware Co. 
 
 The Largest Boot and Shoe Factory — Hamilton-Brown. 
 
 The Largest Cracker Factory^Dozier-Weyl. 
 
 The Largest Terra Cotta— Winkle Terra Cotta Co. 
 
 The Largest Fire Brick— St. Louis Press Brick. 
 
 The Largest Horse and Mule Market. 
 
 The Largest Fruit Market. 
 
 The Largest Interior Cotton Market. 
 
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DIRECTORY. 
 
 ASYLUMS. 
 
 Alexian Brothers' Insano Asylum, 3941 S. Broa(lwa3^ 
 
 Amelia Home for Children, 4348 Garfield ave. 
 
 Baptist Orphans' Home. 1906 Lafayette ave. 
 
 Bethany Faith Home. 3204 Oak Hill ave. 
 
 Bethesda Christian Home and Infant Asylum, Russell ave., 
 
 nw. corner 9th. 
 Blind Girls' Industrial Home. 1828 Wash. 
 Christian Orphans' Home, Webster ave. 
 Episcopal Orphans' Home, Grand ave., nw.cor. DeTonty- 
 Evangelical Deaconess' Home, 2119 Eugenia. 
 Female Night Refuge, Morgan, se. cor. 22d. 
 German Evangelical Lutheran Orphans' Asylum, located 
 
 fifteen miles from city on Manchester road. 
 German Gen'l Protestant Orphans' Home, 4447 Nat'l Bde.rd. 
 German Lutheran Orphans' Asylum, DesPeres, St. L. Co. 
 German Protestant Orphans' Home: office 1310 N. B'way. 
 Girls' Industrial Home, 718 N. 18th. 
 
 Home for Aged and Infirm Israelites, 3652 S. JefF'son ave. 
 Home of Immaculate Conception, 1527 S. 8th. 
 Home of the Friendless (Old Ladies Home),4431 S. B'way. 
 House of Protection, Morgan, sc. cor. 22d. 
 House of the Good Shepherd, 17th, bet. Pine & Chestnut. 
 House of the Guardian Angel, 1029 Marion. 
 Industrial School for Girls, Morgan, se. cor. 22d. 
 Insane Asylum, Arsenal, near Macklind ave. 
 Institutional Mission Home, 3919 S. Broadway. 
 Little Sisters of the Poor, 2209 Hebert. 
 Masonic Home, 5351 Delmar ave. 
 Memorial Home, Grand ave., nw. cor. Magnolia ave. 
 Missouri Baptist Sanitarium, 909 Taylor a^e. 
 Mullanphy Orphan Asylum, Broadway, near LaSalle. 
 Methodist Orphan's Home, 3533 Laclede ave. 
 North-Side Day Nursery, 1514 N. 22d. 
 Protestant Episcopal Mission House, 1531 Washington ave. 
 St. Louis Protestant Orphan Asylum, Webster Grove, Mo. 
 
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asylums-Continued. 
 
 St. Ann's Widows' Home, 1236 N. 10th. 
 St. Francis Orphan Asylum (cord), 4538 Page ave. 
 St. Joseph Female Night Refuge, Morgan, se. cor, 22d. 
 St. Joseph's Male Or^Dhan Asylum, Clark are., ne. cor. 15th. 
 St. Louis Colored Orphans' Home, 1427 N. 12th. 
 St. Mary's Female Orx)han Asylum, Biddle, cor. 10th. 
 St. Philomena Indus'l School, nw. cor. Clark & Ewingave. 
 St. Vincent's German Orphan Asylum, 1421 Hogan. 
 St. Vincent's Institution for the Insane, Marion, cor. 9th. 
 The Creche Day Nursery for Children, 1548 Papin. 
 The Wm. G. Elliot Home for Nurses, 1224 Dillon. 
 Vanguard Pentecost Band Training Home, 2335 Ran- 
 dolph. 
 White Cross Home, 1731 N. 12th. 
 Women's Christian Home, 1814 Washington ave. 
 
 BOARDS OF TRADE. 
 
 Mechanic's Exchange, Olive, southeast corner 10th. 
 Merchants' Exchange, 3d, bet. Chestnut and Pine. 
 Merchants' Exchange Board of Flour Inspectors, 8 S. Main. 
 Mexican and Spanish-American Commercial Exchange, 
 
 216 N. 8th. 
 St. Louis Cotton Exchange, Main, corner Walnut. 
 St. Louis Furniture Board of Trade, 720 N. 4th. 
 St. Louis Mining Stock Exchange, 104 N. 3d. 
 St. Louis Paint, Oil and Drug Club, 304 N. 8th. 
 The Associated Wholesale Grocers of St. Louis, 507 N. 2d. 
 The Farm Implement and Vehicle Association. 
 The Lumbermen's Exchange of St. Louis, rooms 301 and 
 
 302 Temple Building. 
 The St. Louis Wool and Fur Ass'n, Main, corner Wainut. 
 
 BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, 
 
 AND NAME OF SECRETARY. 
 
 Accommodation, 618 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 Acme, 812 Chestnut; T. F. Farrelly. 
 Active, 1001 Chestnut; Geo. W. Davis. 
 Advance, 623 Chestnut; G. V. R. Mechin. 
 
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS— Continued. 
 
 Allemania, 222 Pine; Albert C. Trebus. 
 
 Artisan, 1110 Pine; J. B. McCormick. 
 
 Aubert Place, 816 Chestnut; Daniel B. Brennan. 
 
 Aubert Place No. 2,816 Chestnut; Daniel B. Brennan, 
 
 Aurora Mutual, 720 Pine; Robert Rutledge. 
 
 Banner, 1015 Chestnut; F. W. Plass. 
 
 Beneficial, 713 Chestnut; Chas. C. NichoUs. 
 
 Benton, 604 Pine; C. E. Wehner. 
 
 Blackstone, 600 Olive; H, W. Lindhorn. 
 
 Bohemian, 2716 Russell ave.; Anthony Klobasa. 
 
 Bohemian- American, 1851 S. 12th. 
 
 Bremen, 3602 N. Broadway; C. C. Crone. 
 
 Caledonia, 1021 Chestnut; R. F. Miller. 
 
 Centennial, 10 N. 8th; H. D. Stewart. 
 
 Central, Elliot ave., southwest corner St. Louis ave. 
 
 Charter Oak, 614 N. Main; John G. O'Keefe. 
 
 Charter Oak No. 2, 614 N. Main; John G. O'Keefe. 
 
 Citizens, 1013 Pine; J. F. Brady. 
 
 Clay Henry, 622 Chestnut; Charles J. Dunnermann. 
 
 Clerks and Mechanics', 1107 Chestnut; G. M. Truesdale, 
 
 Clifton Heights, 618 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 
 Columbia, Carroll and 10th. 
 
 Columbia, 818 Chestnut; Albert Wenzlick. 
 
 Commercial, 713 Chestnut; Chas. C. Nicholis. 
 
 Common Sense, 810 Olive; K. C. Blood. 
 
 Compton Hill, 623 Chestnut; Gus. V. R. Mechin. 
 
 Concordia, 608 Marion; A. Bollin. 
 
 Covenant Mutual, 1005 Chestnut; W. M. Horton. 
 
 Continental, 713 Chestnut; Chas. C. Nicholis. 
 
 Continental, 517| Chestnut; F. H. Rogers. 
 
 Cooper Peter, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5, 718 Chestnut; J. B. FoUett. 
 
 Co-operative, 325 Chestnut; W. Terry, 
 
 Cottage, 902 Chestnut, Martin Kelly. 
 
 Covenant, 1005 Chestnut; W. M. Horton. 
 
 Crescent, 804 Chestnut; Charles G. Balmer. 
 
 Desoto Saving, 1013 Pine; James F. Brady. 
 
 Edison, Nos. 1 and 2, 1027 Chestnut; W. F. Parker. 
 
 Elaine, 613 Chestnut; T. F. Terry. 
 
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BUILDING associations-Continued. 
 
 Emerald, 630 Chestmit; Jumes Rice. 
 
 Euteri^rise, 1414 S. Broadway; G. H. Quellmalz. 
 
 Equality Saving, 623 Chestnut; G. V. R. Mechin. 
 
 Equitable Loan & Invest. Ass'n, 1019 Chestnut; W.M. Dean. 
 
 Excelsior Mutual, 1005 Chestnut; W. M. Horton. 
 
 Exchange, 1027 Chestnut; Geo. F. Bergfeld. 
 
 Famous Mutual Saving Fund, 10 K. 8th; D. H. Stewart. 
 
 Firemen's, 112 N. 8th; R. F. Kilgen. 
 
 Fireside, 304 K 8th; W. A. Dorey. 
 
 Forest, 1027 Chestnut; George F. Bergfeld. 
 
 Franco- American, 322 Pine; J. H. Trembly. 
 
 Franklin Saving, 322 Chestnut; T. A. Rice. 
 
 Fraternal, 716 Chestnut; Charles F. Vogel. 
 
 Future Great, 16 N. 8th; ^. T. Carr. 
 
 Garfield Saving, 322 Chestnut; T. A. Rice. 
 
 Garrison Mutual, 3203 Easton ave.; P. T. Madden. 
 
 General Hancock, 623 Chestnut; G. V. R. Mechin. 
 
 German-American Building and Investing Association, 623 
 Chestnut; G. V. R. Mechin. 
 
 German Mutual, 19 S. Broadway; W. K. AValther. 
 
 Gerniania, 222 Pine; Albert C. Trebus. 
 
 Gibraltar, 624 Chestnut; H. T. Smith. 
 
 Girard Stei^hen, 618 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 
 Gladstone, G18 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 
 Globe, 521 Pine; Charles Kuhn. 
 
 Granite, 107 N. 8th; James H. Maguire. 
 
 Great Western, 112 N. 8th; R. F. Kilgen. 
 
 Guarantee Real Estate and House Building Co., 712 Chest- 
 nut; John W. Mclntyre. 
 
 Harlem, 716 Chestnut; Charles F. Vogel. 
 
 Hibernia No. 2, 1013 Pine; James F. Brady. 
 
 Hoevel, 1908 St. Louis ave.; Felix Hoevel. 
 
 Home City, 19 N. 8th; L. E. Dehlendorf. 
 
 Home Comfort, 105 N. 8th; John A. Watkins. 
 
 Home Getters', 1110 Pine; J. B, McCormick. 
 
 Home Mutual, 807 Pine; D. J. Hayden. 
 
 Home Savings and Loan Ass'n, 1000 Chestnut; G. B. Frye. 
 
 Home Seekers', 927 Chestnut; A. R. Schollmeyer. 
 
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS— Continued 
 
 Homestead Mutual, 304 N. 8tli; L. B. Pierce. 
 
 House aud Home, 813 Chestnut; Paul Jones. 
 
 Humboldt, 510 Pine; A. L. Berry. 
 
 Hyde Park, 3603 N. Broadway, C. C. Crone. 
 
 Imperial, 722 Pine; C. H. Sawyer. 
 
 Improvement, 714 Pine; William Zink. 
 
 Industrial, 1001 Chestnut ; George W. Davis. 
 
 Investment, 713 Chestnut; Charles C. Nicholls. 
 
 Irish- American Saving, 322 Chestnut; T. A. Rico. 
 
 Iron Hall, 105 N. 8th; J. S. Gordon. 
 
 Jefferson, 902 Chestnut; Martin Kelly. 
 
 Keystone, 16 N. 8th; P. T. Carr. 
 
 Knapp George Real Estate and Building Ass'n, 803 Locust 
 
 H. G. Knapp. 
 Knights, 213 N. 8th; F. J. Wade. 
 Laclede, 807 Pine; D. J. Hayden. 
 Lafayette Mutual, 706 Pine; Arthur L. Tliompson. 
 Legion, 213 N. 8th; F. J. Wade. 
 Lincoln, 1027 Chestnut; George F. Bergfeld. 
 Lind ell Savings, Building and Loan Ass'n, 921 Chestnut; 
 
 D. Sheppard. 
 Lindenwood Building, Quarry and Investment Co., 810 
 
 Olive; S. T. Rathell. 
 Lucas, 921 Chestnut; Jeremiah Ryan. 
 Marquette Mutual, 807 Pine; D. J. Hayden. 
 Mechanics', 807 Pine; D. J. Hayden. 
 Merchants and Mechanics' Mutual Saving Fund, 417 N. 
 
 Broadway; Henry Kotthoff. 
 Metropolitan Mutual, 213 N. 8th; L. E. Anderson. 
 Mississippi, 808 Chestnut; P. M. Manning. 
 Missouri Guarantee, 219 N. 4th; E. R. Beach. 
 Missouri Mutual, 807 Pine; D.J. Hayden. 
 Model Building, Loan & Invest. Ass'n, 1813 N.Jeff'sonave. 
 Mound City, 322 Chestnut; Thomas A. Rice. 
 Mount Olive Nos. 1 and 2, 623 Chestnut; G. V.R. Mechin. 
 Mullanphy, 19 S. Broadway; R. M. Foster. 
 Mutual Annuity Co., 421 Olive. 
 Mutual Benefit Saving Fund Building and Loan Ass'n, 
 
 Nos, 1 and 2, 816 Olive; Samuel Bowman. 
 
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BUILDING associations-Continued. 
 
 National, 716 Chestnut; Charles F. Vogel. 
 
 New Era, 1006^ Chestnut; B. W. Thornhiil. 
 
 New Plan,. 17 N. 8th; J. W. Bergfeld. 
 
 Nickel Saving, Investment and Building Ass'n, Chouteau 
 
 ave,, nw. cor. 3d; J. Walter. 
 Northwestern, 17 N. 8th; Andrew J. Naughton. 
 Oak, 17 N. 18th; J. W. Bergfeld. 
 Park, 311 Olive; Charles D. Greene, jr. 
 Parnell Saving and Build'g Ass'n, 312 Chestnut; T. A. Rice. 
 Peabody, 618 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 Peerless, 722 Pine; C. H. Sawyer. 
 Phoenix, 8 N. 8th; B. F. Small. 
 Phoenix, 927 Chestnut; A. R. Schollmeyer. 
 Printing Trades Mutual Building and Loan Ass'n, 618 
 
 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 Progressive, 304 N. 8th; Selden P. Spencer. 
 Prosperity, 1900 E. Grand ave. ; E. W. Woods. 
 Provident, 17 N. 10th; C. F. A. Miller. 
 Real Estate Nos.l and 2, 714 Pine; William Zink. 
 Red Cross, 17 N. 8th; A. J. Naughton. 
 Reservoir, 1010 Chestnut; J, F. Klinglesmith. 
 Richmond, 620 Chestnut; M. D. Browning. 
 Rock Spring Nos. 1 and 2, 1008 Market; A. H. Kansteiner. 
 Safet}-, 1007 Chestnut; Edwin S. Fish. 
 Security Nos. 1 and 2, 202 N. 8th; Joseph H. Tiernan. 
 Shaw Henry, 618 Chestnut; A. A. B. Woerheide. 
 Sherman, 921 Chestnut; D. Sheppard. 
 Shoe and Leather Trade, 310 Market; O. Zakrzewski. 
 South End, 6915 S. Broadway; F. W. Mott. 
 South Side, 1901 S. Jefferson ave.; H. W. Mepham. 
 Southwestern, 622 Park ave.; Herman J. Krembs. 
 Standard, Olive, se. corner 9th; W. B. Anderson. 
 Standard, 310 Market; O. Zakrzewski. 
 Starling, 613 Chestnut; A. O. Terry. 
 State Savings, Fund and Building Ass'n, Nos. 1 and 2, 820 
 
 Chestnut; C. R. Davis. 
 St. Louis Central, 1006^ Chestnut; B. W. Thornhiil. 
 St. Louis Home and Saving Ass'n, 112 N. 8th; A. O. Rule. 
 
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIOIMS-CONTINUED. 
 
 St. Louis Mutual House Building Co. No. 8, 518 Walnut; 
 
 Hugo Kromrey. 
 St. Louis Savings and Building Ass'n, 822 Chestnut; Thos. 
 
 A. Rice. 
 St, Louis Turners', Nos. 1 and 2, 404 Market; F. Nohl. 
 Superior, Nos- 1 and 2, 722 Chestnut, J, H. Farish. 
 Success, 810 Olive; S. W. Gay. 
 The Leader, 105 N. 8th; J. S. Gordon. 
 Tower, 1900 E. Grand ave.; Jesse B. Mellor. 
 Tower Grove, 2604 S. Jefferson ave.; W. J. Lewis. 
 Turners'. 10th and Carroll. 
 Tuscan, 417 N. Broadway; Henry Kottshoff. 
 Uncle Sams', 720 N. 4th; H. S. Tuttle. 
 Underwriters', 515 Locust; G. O. Kalb. 
 Valley Building Co., 421 Olive; J. F. Weston. 
 Very Best, 120 N. 3d; C. A. Forse. 
 Virginia, 808 Chestnut; E. M. Rice. 
 Wage Workers', 216 N. 8th; W. A. Sisson. 
 Washington Irving, 17 N. 8th; J. W. Bergfeld. 
 Washington Saving and Building Ass'n, 822 Chestnut; T. 
 
 A. Rice. 
 West End, 806 Chestnut; George T. Anglen. 
 West St. Louis, 4101 Easton ave.; Henry C. Barnard. 
 Western, 722 Pine; C. H. Sawyer. 
 Western Mutual, 112 N. 8th; R. F. Kilgen. 
 Western Union, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, 110 S. 9th; M. T. 
 
 Bogard. 
 Workingmen's, 17 N. 8th; A. J. Naughton. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 BAPTIST. 
 
 Ministers' Conference, meets regularly on Mondays at 11 
 
 o'clock a. m., at 1108 Olive. 
 Broadway Mission, Broadway and Poplar. 
 Carondelet, Virginia ave., head of Robert. 
 Cass Avenue Mission, Cags and Garrison aves. 
 Delmar Avenue, Delmar and Pendleton aves. 
 First German, 2629 Rauschenbach ave. 
 Fourth, Benton and 18th. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued. 
 
 FonrtJi Mission, Angelrodt and 14th. 
 
 Grand Avenue, 2701 N. Grand are. 
 
 Immanuel, Gates ave., near Hamilton ave. 
 
 Jefferson Avenue Mission, Walnut, corner Jefferson ave. 
 
 Lafayette Park, Lafayette ave., se. corner Mississippi ave. 
 
 Second, Beaumont, corner Locust. 
 
 Taylor Avenue Mission, Easton and Taylor aves. 
 
 Third, Grand and Washington aves. 
 
 Tower Grove, Tower Grove Station. 
 
 Water Tower, north side E. Grand ave., nr. Florissant ave. 
 
 CHRISTIAN, 
 
 Central, Finney ^ave., near Grand ave. 
 
 Fifth, 3331 S. 7th. 
 
 First, Locust, near Compton ave. 
 
 Fourth, 1501 Penrose. 
 
 Second, 11th, northeast corner Tyler. 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL. 
 
 Aubert Place, Fountain ave., sw. cor. Aubert ave. 
 
 Bethany Mission, Park ave. and 12th. 
 
 Bethlehem Mission, Allen ave. and 13th. 
 
 Church of the Redeemer, Barrett and Thompson ave. 
 
 Compton Hill, Lafayette ave., ne. cor. Compton ave. 
 
 First, south side Delmar eve., nr. Grand ave. 
 
 First (German), Garfield ave., sw. cor. Spring ave. 
 
 Hope, 1600 Florence ave. 
 
 Hyde Park, 1501 Bremen ave. 
 
 Immanuel, Hancock ave., near Jamieson ave. 
 
 Manchester Road Mission, Manchester rd. nr. Macklin ave. 
 
 Maplewood, Manchester road, near Sutton ave. 
 
 Memorial, Sulphur ave., cor. Way. 
 
 Newstead Avenue, Delmar ave., cor. Newstead ave. 
 
 Olive Branch, Sidney, opposite Missouri ave. 
 
 Peoples' Tabernacle, Clark ave., sw. cor. 23d. 
 
 Pilgrim, Washington ave., se. cor. Ewing ave. 
 
 Plj^mouth, 2407 Belle Glade ave. 
 
 Third, Grand ave., near Page ave. 
 
 Swedish, Locust, ne. cor. 11th. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued. 
 
 Union, 1433 N. 10th. 
 
 Congregational City Missionary Society, 300 N. 3(1. 
 
 American Home Missionary Society, 1431 Lucas })lace. 
 
 EPrSCOPALIAN. 
 
 The Diocese of Missouri, Rt. Rev. ]). S. Tuttle, Bishojj, 
 
 2727 Chestnut. 
 All Saints (col'd), 2135 Washington ave. 
 Christ, 13th, corner Locust, 
 
 Church of the Ascension, Gates ave., ne. cor.Goodfellow ave 
 Church of the Holy Communion, Leffingwell ave , near 
 
 Washington ave. 
 Church of the Holy Innocents, Tholozan ave., nr. Morgan 
 
 Ford road. 
 Grace, Marion place, near 11th. 
 Mission Church of the Good Shepherd, 2849 S. 8th. 
 Mount Calvary, cor. Jefferson and Lafayette aves. 
 St. Augustine's, Bruno ave., ne. cor. Blenddon place. 
 St. George's, Pendleton ave., nw. cor. Olive. 
 St. James, Goode ave.,se. cor. Cote Brilliante ave. 
 St. John's, Hickory, ne. cor. Dolman. 
 St. Mark's, Washington ave., se. cor. Vandeventer ave. 
 St. Paul's, 6518 Michigan ave. 
 St. Peter's, east side Grand ave., near Olive. 
 Trinity, Franklin ave., cor. Channing a\"e. 
 GERMAN EVANGELICAL. 
 Bethania, 23d, ne. cor. Wash. 
 Bethlehem, 311 Garrison ave. 
 Ebenezer, 2921 McNair ave. 
 Frieden's, 19th, sw. cor. Newhouse ave. 
 German Evangelical, Michigan ave., nw. cor. Koeln ave. 
 Salem, Margaretta ave., se. cor. Marcus ave. 
 St. Jacob's, College ave., cor. Blair ave. 
 St. Johannes, 14th. se. cor. Madison. • 
 
 St, Luke's, 2341 Scott ave. 
 St. Mark's,' 3d, nw. cor. Soulard. 
 St. Mathews, Jefferson ave., nw. cor. Potomac. 
 St. Paul's, 1810 S. 9th. 
 St. Paul's Friedens, Allen ave., nw. cor. 13th. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued. 
 
 St. Peter's, Carr, nw. cor. 14th. 
 Zion, Benton, cor. 2r)th. 
 
 ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. 
 
 St. Mark's, Bell ave., sw. cor. Cardinal are. 
 
 GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, 
 
 Benton Station, Bruno and Forest aves. 
 Bethania, Nat'l Bridg road, cor. Clay ave. 
 Bethlehem, 19th, sw. cor. Salisbury. 
 Cheltenham, 1510 Sulphur ave. 
 Christ, 3504 Caroline. 
 
 Church of the Holy Cross, south side Miami, nr. Ohio avL 
 Ebenezer, Church road, near Hall's Ferry road. 
 Gnaden, Wellston station. 
 Immanuel, Morgan, sw. cor. 15th. 
 St. John's. Morgan Ford road. 
 St. Paul's, Prairie ave., ne. cor. Von Phul. 
 St. Trinity, 6th and Upton. 
 Trinity, Lafayette ave,, cor. 8th. 
 Zion, Warren, se. cor. Blair ave. 
 HEBREW. 
 
 Beth Hami Drosh Haggodol, 1123 K. 11th 
 
 B'Naiel, Chouteau ave. and 11th. 
 
 B'Nai Amoona, 13th, sw. cor. Carr 
 
 Shevra Kadusha, 924 N. ?th. 
 
 Shaare Emeth, Pine, cor. 17th. 
 
 Sheerith Israel, 11th, sw. cor. Franklin ave. 
 
 Sheerith Sphalt, 921 N. 9th. 
 
 Temple Israel, Pine,ne. cor. Leflingwell ave. 
 
 United Hebrew, Olive, se. cor, 21st. 
 
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 
 Resident Bishop, Thos, Bowman, LL.D., 3029 Washington 
 
 ave. <• 
 
 Rev. O. M. Martin, presiding elder, Clifton Heights. 
 Rev. Michael Roeder (German), presiding elder, 4280 Page 
 
 ave. 
 Carondelet, 7100 Virginia ave. 
 Carondelet (German), 7400 Pennsylvania ave. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued. 
 
 Clifton Heights, north side Wilson ave., near Clifton av(3. 
 
 Ebenezer (German), 2600 Taylor ave. 
 
 Eden, Warren, corner 19th. 
 
 Eighth Street, 8th and Sonlard. 
 
 Elliot Avenne, Elliot ave., corner Wash. 
 
 First German, 1500 Wash. 
 
 First Swedish, Leffingwell ave. and Bernard. 
 
 Gano Avenue, Gano ave,, near Guy ave. 
 
 Goode Avenue, Goode ave., corner North Market. 
 
 Harlem Place, Jamieson ave., nw. cor. Fyler ave. 
 
 Jennings Station. 
 
 Neidringhause Memorial, Cass ave., nw. cor. 7th. 
 
 St. Luke's, Potomac, ne. cor. Texas ave. 
 
 Tower Grove, Kentucky ave., near Manchester road. 
 
 Trinity, corner 10th and North Market. 
 
 Union, Lucas ave., cor. Garrison ave. 
 
 Water Tower, Ohear ave., nw. cor. 20th. 
 
 Wesley Chapel, 1008 Wash. 
 
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH. 
 
 Rev. Thos. M. Finney, jiresiding elder West St. Louis Dis- 
 trict; residence and office, 3438 Pine. Rev. Wm. R. 
 Mays, presiding elder South St. Louis District; resi- 
 dence and office, 2617 Eads ave. 
 
 Carondelet, "Virginia ave.. sc. cor. Haven. 
 
 Centenary, Pine, nw. cor. 16th. 
 
 Cook Avenue, Spring ave., se. cor. Cook ave 
 
 Immanuel, Benton Station. 
 
 First, Glasgow ave., cor. Dayton. 
 
 Lafayette Park, Lafayette ave., cor, Missouri ave, 
 
 Marvin, Sidney, ne. cor, 12th, 
 
 Mount Auburn, North Market, ne. c(n-. Hodiamont ave. 
 
 St. John's, Locust, nw. cor. Ewing ave. 
 
 St, Paul's, 1927 St. Louis ave, 
 
 St. Paul's Mission, Obear ave., nw, cor. Florissant ave. 
 
 Taylor Avenue, north side Maffitt ave., near Taylor ave. 
 
 M. E. Church (South), Preachers' meeting at Advocate 
 office, 1404 Lucas place, every Monday, 10:30 a.m. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued 
 
 NEW JERUSALEM. 
 
 First German Church of the "New Jerusalem, Tyler, nw. 
 
 cor. 12th- 
 'New Church Chapel, east side Cal)aune, near Delmar ave. 
 Second German Church, St. Louis ave., sw. cor. Rausch- 
 
 enbach ave. 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN. 
 
 Biddle Street Mission, Biddle, cor. 15th. 
 Caroudelet, 6116 Michigan ave. 
 Central, Lucas ave., ne. cor. Garrison ave. 
 Chouteau Avenue Mission, 2719 Chouteau ave. 
 Church of the Covenant, 2540 N. Grand ave. 
 Cote Brilliante, Marcus ave., near St. Louis ave. 
 Fairfax Mission, 4006 Fairfax ave. 
 First, Sarah, sw. cor. Washington ave. 
 First German, Autumn, cor. 10th. 
 Glasgow Avenue, Glasgow ave., near Dickson. 
 Grace, Goodfellow ave., near Theodosia ave. 
 Grand Avenue, Grand ave., near Washington ave. 
 Hope Mission, 7229 Minnesota ave. 
 Kossuth Avenue, Lee ave. and Prairie ave. 
 Lafayette Park, Missouri ave., sw. cor, Albion pluce. 
 McCausland Avenue, McCausland ave., near Bruno ave. 
 Memorial Tabernacle, 1501 Carr. 
 North, 11th, nw. cor. Chambers. 
 Presl)yterian Mission, 38 S. Leonard ave. 
 Second, 17th, cor. Lucas place. 
 Second (German), 4524 IST. 19th. 
 Soulard Mission, Carroll and 7th. 
 Sturgeon Mission, 11th, cor. Chambers. 
 Tabernacle Mission, Broadway and Biddle. 
 Washington Avenue, Compton and Washington aves. 
 West, Maple and Maryville aves. 
 Westminster, 1324 Pestalozzi. 
 
 Presbyterian Ministerial Ass'n, meets Monday, 11 a.m., at 
 Presbyterian rooms, 1107 Olive. 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND. 
 
 First Gethsemane (German), Sullivan ave., ne. cor. 25th. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued, 
 
 Lucas Avenue, Lucas ave., cor. Channing ave. 
 Second (German), Montgomery and 18th, 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN, UNITED. 
 
 First United, Morgan, cor. 19th. 
 
 Grand Avenue, Grand ave., cor. Forest Park Boulevard. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC. 
 
 Archdiocese of St. Louis. Established 1826, Comprises 
 that part of the State of Missouri east of Chariton 
 river and of the west line of the counties of Cole, 
 Maries, Pulaski, Texas and Howell. Archbishop, Most 
 Rev. Peter Richard Kenrick, D. D., consecrated Nov. 
 30, 1841. Bishop of Drasa, and Coadjutor to Rt. Rev. 
 Bishop Rosatti (first Bishop of St. Louis), became 
 Bishop of St. Louis in 1843, created Archbishop in 
 1847. Vicars General, V. Rev. H. Muehlsiepen, V. 
 Rev. Philip P. Brady. Council of the Archbishop— 
 V. Rev. H. Muehlsiepen, V. G., V. Rev. Philip P. 
 Brady, V. G., Rev. C. Ziegler, secretary; Rev. H. Van 
 der Sauden, chancellor. 
 
 Cathedral, Walnut, bet. 2d and 3d, 
 
 Annunciation, 6th and LaSalle. 
 
 Assumption, Sidney, cor. 9th, 
 
 Church of the Holy Cross (German), Church road, near 
 Bittner. 
 
 Church of the Holy Ghost (German), North Market, west 
 of Taylor ave. 
 
 Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, 2041 E. Grand ave. 
 
 Church of the Sacred Heart, south side University, near 
 25th. 
 
 Church of the Visitation, B. V. M., Taylor ave.,sw. cor. 
 Easton ave. 
 
 Holy Angels, St. Ange ave. and LaSalle. 
 
 Holy Trinity (German), Mallinckrodt, cor. 14th. 
 
 Immaculate Conception, Jefferson ave., cor. Lucas place. 
 
 Our Lady of Mount Carmel, east side Church road, near 
 Hall's Ferry road. 
 
 Our Lady of Perpetual Succor (German), west side 20th, 
 near College ave. 
 
 St. Agatha (German), 3239 S, 9th. 
 
 St, Agnes, Sidney, ne, cor. Salena, 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued. 
 
 St. Alphonsiis (Redemptorist Fathers), Grand Ave., near 
 
 Cook ave. 
 St. Ann's, Nat'l Bridge road, 8 miles from city. 
 St. Anthony's (German), Meramec, cor. Compton ave. 
 St. Augustine (German), Lismore, cor. Hebert. 
 St. Bernard's, Hawk ave., near Gratiot. 
 St. Bonifacius (German), Miclygan ave., ne. cor. Schirmer. 
 St. Bridget's, Carr, ne. cor. Jefferson ave. 
 St. Casimir's, 8th, sw. cor. Mound. 
 St. Columbkille's, Michigan ave., near Davis. 
 St. Cronan's, Boyle and Swan aves. 
 St. Elizabeth (col'd), 809 N. 14th. 
 St, Engelbert, Carter ave., near Marcus ave. 
 St. Francis of Sale's (German), Gravoisave., cor. Ohio ave. 
 St. Francis Xavier, Grand ave., sw. cor. Lindell ave 
 St. Henry's (German), Hickory, cor. California ave. 
 St. James, east side Tamm ave., near Cheltenham ave. 
 St. John's, Chestnut, ne. cor. 16th. 
 
 St. John of Nepomuk (Bohemian), Soulard, nw. cor. 11th. 
 St. Josei^h's (German), 11th and Biddle. 
 St. Kevin's, Park aA^e., ne. cor. Cardinal ave. 
 St. Lawrence O'Toole, 14th and O'Fallon. 
 St. Leo's, MullanjDhy, nw. cor. 23d, 
 St. Liborius (German), North Market, se. cor. Hogan. 
 St. Malachy's, Clark and Ewing aves. 
 St. Mary's (German), 3d and Gratiot. 
 St. Mary's and St. Joseph's, Minnesota ave., near Iron. 
 St. Michael's, 11th and Clinton. 
 St. Nicholas (German), 1831 Lucas ave. 
 St. Patrick's, 6th and Biddle. 
 
 St. Paul the Apostle, Finney ave., cor. Pendleton ave. 
 Sts. Peter and Paul (German), 7th and Allen ave. 
 St. Rose, Goodfellow ave., cor. Etzel ave. 
 St. Stanislaus (Polish), 20th, near Cass ave. 
 St. Theresa's, 2415 N. Grand ave. 
 St. Thomas of Aquins, Iowa ave., nw. cor. Osage. 
 St. Vincent's de Paul's (German and English), Park ave. 
 
 and 9th. 
 
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CHURCHES— Continued. 
 
 UNITARIAN. 
 
 Church of the Messiah, Garrison ave., iie. cor. Locust. 
 Church of the Unity, cor. Park and Armstrong aves. 
 Mission, Wash, sw. cor. 9th. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Antioch (col'd), 4223 Kennerly ave. 
 
 Baden Baptist (col'd), 515 Anteloi3e. 
 
 Baden M. E. (col'd), Broadway, near Hall's Ferry road. 
 
 Bethany Presbyterian, west side 19th, near Wash. 
 
 Bethel Mission, 300 N. Commercial. 
 
 Bethlehem Ger. Evang., Shaw ave., near Hereford. 
 
 Carondelet M. E. (col'd), 7306 Pennsylvania ave. 
 
 Central (col'd), Morgan, ne. cor. 23d. 
 
 Chambers Street Baptist, Chambers, se. cor. 10th. 
 
 Chinese Sunday School, Locust, nw. cor. 11th. 
 
 Christ Evangelical, Manchester road, near Private road. 
 
 Grace Evangelical, east side Garrison ave., near St. Louis 
 
 ave. 
 Church of God, St. Louis ave., near Glasgow ave. 
 Church of Jesus Christ, Manchester road, near Pierce avs. 
 Compton Hill Baptist (col'd), 3224 LaSalle. 
 El Bethel Baptist, G38 Athlone ave. 
 Fifth Baptist, 4119 Papin. 
 First Baptist (coPd}, south side Clark ave., near 14th. 
 
 CITY GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Assessment of the Revenue, southeast wing, Court House. 
 Assessor and Collector of Water Rates, office south wing, 
 
 1st floor, City Hall. 
 Aviditor, room 3, 2d floor, City Hall. 
 Board of Health, office south wing, City Hall . 
 Board of Police Commissioners, Four Courts. 
 Board of Public Improvements, office north wing, Hdtiodr, 
 
 City Hall. 
 
 Collector of Revenue, east wing, Court House. 
 Commissioner of Public Buildings, office 11, 2d floor, Citv 
 
 Hall. 
 Commissioner of Supplies, office 35, 1st floor, City Hall, 
 
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CITY GOVERNMENT— Continued. 
 
 Comptroller, room 2, 2d floor. City Hall. 
 
 Coroner, oflice Four Courts, cor. llth. 
 
 Counsellor, oflice 12, 2d floor, City Hall. 
 
 Department of Election and Registration, office 16, 1st 
 
 floor. City Hall. 
 Dead Animal Contractor, office 203 S. llth. 
 Harbor and Wharf Commissioner, oflice 18, 1st floor. City 
 
 Hall. 
 Health Commissioner, room 30, City Hall. 
 Inspectors of Boilers and Elevators, oflice 31, 2d floor. 
 
 City Hall. 
 Inspector of Weights and Measures, room 23, 1st floor, 
 
 City Hall. 
 Jailor, Four Courts. 
 
 Jury Commissioner, oflice 1st floor. Court House. 
 Lighting Department, oflice north wing, 3d floor. City Hall. 
 Marshal, Four Courts. 
 Mayor, room 1, 2d floor. City Hall. 
 Milk Inspector, office 20, 1st floor, City Hall. 
 Park Commissioner, office 42, 3d floor, City Hall. 
 Plumbing Inspection Department, office 41, 3d floor. City 
 
 Hall. 
 Public Administrator, office 2d floor, 617 Chestnut. 
 Recorder of Deeds, office south wing, Court House. 
 Register, room 24, 1st floor, City Hall. 
 Sewer Commissioner, office 3d floor. City Hall. 
 Sheriff, office basement north wing. Court House. 
 Street Commissioner, office south Aving, 2d floor, City Hall. 
 Slop Contractor, office 1st floor. City Hall. 
 Superintendent Work House, Broadway, cor. Meramec. 
 Treasurer, room 4, 2d floor. City Hall. 
 Water Commissioner, office south Aving, 1st floor, City 
 
 Hall. 
 
 CONVENTS. 
 Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel, 1849 Cass ave. 
 Convent of the Carmelite Nuns, 2d Carondelet ave., cor. 
 
 Victor. 
 Convent of the Franciscan Fathers, Meramec, se. cor. 
 
 Comi)ton ave. 
 
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convents-Continued. 
 
 Convent of the Franciscan Sisters, 1284 N. 14tli, and Blair 
 
 ave., ne. cor. Mallinckrodt 
 Convent of the Immaculate Conception, 8th, nw. cor. 
 
 Marion. 
 Convent of the Maria Consilia Deaf Mute Institute, north 
 
 side Cass ave., near 18th. 
 Convent of the Redemptorist Fathers, Grand ave., near 
 
 Easton ave. 
 Convent of the Visitation, 1939 Cass ave. ^ 
 
 Convent and Academy of the Sacred Heart, Broadway, 
 
 sw. cor. LaSalle. 
 Convent and Institute of the Sacred Heart, Meramec, near 
 
 Minnesota ave. 
 Convent and Asylum of the House of the Good Shepherd, 
 
 17th, near Pine. 
 Oblate Sisters of Providence, 1411 Morgan. 
 Servants of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Gratiot, ne. cor. 2d. 
 Sisterhood of the Good Shepherd (Episcopalian), 1613 S. 
 
 Compton ave. 
 Sisters de Notre Dame, 1918 S. 8th, 738 S. 3d, 1521 North 
 
 Market, 1204 N. Grand ave., and 5217 N. 20th. 
 Sisters of Loretto, 2345 Pine, and 2820 N. 25th. 
 Sisters of St. Joseph, 1419 N. 7th, 8th, cor. Marion, Minne- 
 sota ave., cor. Kansas, 1849 Cass ave., and 924 Morgan. 
 St. Boniface Convent, Minnesota ave., nw. cor. Schirmer. 
 St. Joseph Convent of Mercy, Morgan, se. cor. 22d. 
 St. Vincent's German, Hogan, near Cass ave. 
 Ursuline Convent and Academy, 12th, bet. Russell and 
 
 Ann aves. 
 
 DISPENSARIES. 
 
 American Medical College, 407 S. Jefferson ave. 
 Beaumont Hospital Medical College, 2602 Pine. 
 Central, 1223 Franklin ave. 
 City, north side Market, near 11th. 
 
 Homceopathic Medical College of Missouri, 2540 Howard. 
 Missouri Medical College, Lucas ave., ne. cor. 22d. 
 Polyclinic and Dispensary, 813 N. 6th. 
 South Side Dispensary, 1521 S. Broadway. 
 St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons, Jefferson 
 ave., sw. cor. Gamble. 
 
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EDUCATIONAL. 
 
 ACADEMIES, COLLEGES. ETC. 
 
 Academy of the Christian Brothers, north side Easton 
 ave., near King's highway. 
 
 American Medical College, 407 S. Jefferson ave. 
 
 Beaumont Hospital Mo^lical College, 2002 Pine. 
 
 Concordia Seminary, Jefferson ave., corner Winnebago. 
 
 Eden Theological College, St. Charles Rock road, south- 
 west corner Hunt ave. 
 
 Forest Park Universit}^ Clayton road, corner Billon ave. 
 
 Henry Shaw School of Botany, 1724 Washington ave. 
 
 Homoeopathic Medical College of Missouri, Jefferson ave., 
 southeast corner Howard. 
 
 Loretto Academy, Jefferson ave., northeast corner Pine. 
 
 Manual Training, Washington ave., southwest corner 18th. 
 
 Mary Institute, Locust, northeast corner Beaumont, 
 
 Missouri Dental Infirmary and College, 615 Clark ave. 
 
 Missouri Medical College, Lucas ave., northeast cor. 22d. 
 
 Missouri School for the Blind, Morgan, northeast corner 
 19th. 
 
 Missouri School of Midwifery; Lying-in-Hospital, 2022 N. 
 9th. 
 
 Nurses Training School, 1224 Dillon. 
 
 Polytechnic, Washington ave., near 17th. 
 
 School of the Good Shepherd^ 1613 S. Compton ave. 
 
 Smith Academy, Washington ave., corner 19th. 
 
 St. De Chantel Academy of the Visitation, 4012 Washing- 
 ton ave. 
 
 St. Elizabeth Institute, west side Arsenal, near Grand ave. 
 
 St. Joseph Academy, Minnesota ave., corner Kansas. 
 
 St. Louis College of Pharmacy, 412 S. 6th. 
 
 St. Louis College of Physicians, and Surgeons, Jefferson 
 ave., southwest corner Gamble. 
 
 St. Louis Hygienic College of Physicians and Surgeons, 
 1441 Chouteau ave. 
 
 St. Louis Law School, 1417 Lucas place, 
 
 St. Louis Medical College, 7th, corner Clark ave. 
 
 St. Louis Post Graduate School of Medicine, Jefferson ave., 
 corner Lucas ave. 
 
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educational-Continued. 
 
 St. Louis School of Midwifery, 911 Chouteau ave. 
 St. Louis University, Graud ave., opposite Pine. 
 St. Vincent's Academy, Grand ave., corner Locust. 
 Washington University, 17th, corner Washington ave. 
 Women's Training School, 813 N.4th. 
 
 LIBRARIES. 
 
 Law, south wing Court House. 
 
 National Library Association, 304 N. 8th. 
 
 St. Louis Mercantile Lil)rary Association, Locust, south 
 
 west corner Broadway. 
 Odd Fellows', Olive, southeast corner 9th. 
 Slovanska Lipa (Bohemian), 1701 Allen ave. 
 St. John's, Circulating, 16th, northeast corner Chestnut. 
 St. Louis Diocesan, 1519 Chestnut. 
 St. Louis Law School, 1417 Lucas place. 
 St. Louis Public, Chestnut, southwest corner 7th. 
 St. Louis Turnverein, Turners' Hall, 1508 Chouteau 
 
 ave. 
 St. Louis University, Grand ave., opposite Pine. 
 Young Ladies' Sodality, Grand ave., opposite Pine. 
 Young Men's Christian Association, Circulating, 2835 
 
 Pine. 
 Young Men's Sodality, Grand ave., opposite Pine. 
 
 LOCATION OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS. 
 
 Adams School, Norfolk ave., bet. Tower Grove and Vista 
 
 aves. 
 Aldridge, Baden, Switzer and Christian aves. 
 Ames, Hebert and Fourteenth. 
 Arlington, Burd ave., near Cote Brilliante ave. 
 Ashland, Newstead and Sacramento ave. 
 Attucks, Seventh and Hickory. 
 Baden, Church road and Bittner. 
 Banneker, Montgomery and Leffingwell ave. 
 Belle ave.. Belle ave. and Sarah. 
 Blair, 2707 Rauscheubaeh ave. 
 
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EDUCATIONAL— Continued. 
 
 Blair Branch, Doclier and St. Louis place. 
 
 Blow, South St. Louis, Virginia and Loughborough 
 
 ares. 
 Bryan Hill, 2041 John ave. 
 Carondelet, Minnesota ave. and Hurck. 
 Carr, 15th and Carr. 
 Carr Lane. 23d and Carr. 
 Carroll, 10th and Carroll. 
 Charless, 222 Shenandoah. 
 Chouteau, 2809 Chouteau ave. 
 Clay, Eleventh and Farrar. 
 Clinton, Grattan and Hickory. 
 Compton, Henrietta and Theresa ave. 
 Cote Brilliante, Kennerly and Cora aves . 
 Crow, Belle and Channing aves. 
 Delany, 6138 Virginia ave. 
 Delany (No. 6), Virginia ave., corner Bowen. 
 Des Peres (Blow Branch), Michigan ave. and Iron. 
 Dessalines, 1745 Twelfth. 
 Divoll, Dayton and Glasgow ave 
 Douglas, 11th and Howard. 
 Dumas, 1413 Lucas ave. 
 Elliot, 15th and Walnut. 
 
 Elleardsville, Belleglade ave. and North Market. 
 Franklin, Lucas ave. and 17th. 
 Gardenville, 6212 Gravois ave. 
 Garfield, Jefferson ave. and Wyoming. 
 Garnett, Bulwer ave., near Adelaide ave. 
 Gratiot, Manchester road, near Billon ave. 
 Gravois, Gravois and Wyoming. 
 Grand View, Watson road, opposite Scanlau ave. 
 Hamilton, 23d and Dickson. 
 High School, Grand and Finney aves. 
 Hodgen, Henrietta, southeast corner California ave. 
 Humboldt, 3d, near Russell ave. 
 Irving, Bremen ave., corner 28th. 
 Jackson, Maiden Lane, near Hogan. 
 James Dozier, Goodfellow and Maple aves. 
 
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EDUCATIONAL— Continued, 
 
 Jefferson, 9th, corner Wash. 
 
 Jefferson Branch, 9th, corner Wash. 
 
 Laclede, 6th, corner Pophir. 
 
 Lafayette, Ann ave., between 8th and 9th. 
 
 Lafayette Branch, 1921 S. 9th. 
 
 Lincoln, 2221 Eugenia. 
 
 Lincoln Branch, Walnut, near 23d. 
 
 Longfellow, Gratiot station. 
 
 Lowell, Adelaide ave., near 11th. 
 
 Lyon, Pestalozzi, corner 7th. 
 
 L'Ouverture (No. 4), 2612 Papin. 
 
 Madison, 7th, corner LaSalle. 
 
 Marquette, Warne ave., near Westminster place. 
 
 Meramec, Meramec, northwest corner Iowa ave. 
 
 Mullanphy (Douglas branch), 14th, between Mullanphy 
 
 and Howard. 
 New Madison, Hickory, near 7th. 
 New Webster, 12th, corner Clinton. 
 Normal, 15th and Pine. 
 Oak Hill, north side Tholozan ave., near Morgan Ford 
 
 road. 
 OTallon, 15th, near Cass ave. 
 Peabody, 2d Carondelet ave., corner Carroll. 
 Penrose, Madison, near Leffingwell ave. 
 Pestalozzi, 7th, corner Barry. 
 Pope, Laclede ave., corner Ewing ave.' 
 Rock Spring, Sarpy ave., near Hawk ave. 
 Simmons (No. 8), 4234 St. Louis ave. 
 Shaw, Old Manchester road, near King's highway. 
 Shepard, Marine ave., corner Miami. 
 Shepard (New), Capitol ave., Miami. 
 Spring ave.. North Market, near Spring ave. 
 Stoddard, Lucas ave., corner Ewing ave. 
 Sumner High, 11th and Spruce. 
 Vashon (No. 10), Sulphur avenue, near Manchester 
 
 road. 
 Webster, 11th, near Clinton. 
 Wheatly (No. 7), Manchester road, near Papin. 
 
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EXPRESS OFFICES 
 
 Adams. 221 North Broadway. 
 
 American 400 North Broadway. 
 
 Belleville & St. Louis 103 North Broadway. 
 
 Pacific 500 North Fourth St. 
 
 Southern „ \.^. 221 North Broadway. 
 
 United States 500 North Fourth St. 
 
 CAB AND COUPE COMPANIES. 
 
 Mound City Coupe Co.— Office 210 N. Eighth; Stable 1801 Pine; 
 Telephones, 432 and 1298; Stands, east side Eighth, bet. Pine 
 and Olive, west side Sixth, bet. Pine and Olive, Park and Mis- 
 sissippi avenues, 3408 Lindell avenue. 
 
 MILEAGE RATES. 
 
 First one or two miles (14 blocks per mile) 50c. 
 
 Additional half mile after second mile 15c. 
 
 Additional mile after second mile 25c. 
 
 First stop of five minutes No charge. 
 
 Any subsequent stop, for each ten minutesor fraction thereof, 10c. 
 When on Mileage Rates we charge from nearest stand to point 
 where passenger enters cab. 
 
 HOUR RATES. 
 
 Within a radius of three miles from the Court House, per 
 
 hour 75c. 
 
 For each quarter of an hour or fraction thereof 20c. 
 
 Beyond the three mile radius per hour, $1.00 
 
 For each quarter hour or fraction thereof 25c. 
 
 For a continuovis stop of one half hour or more when on above 
 
 rates, seventy cents per hour will be charged while waiting. 
 Hour services charged from the time of leaving the stand nearest 
 
 place calling to time necessary for Cab to return to its stand. 
 
 For each satchel or package too large to carry inside 10c. 
 
 Double rates will be charged between the hours of 1 and 5 a.m. 
 
 All rates include either one or two persons. 
 
 When three persons ride fifty per cent additional will be charged. 
 
 No mile engagements for less than 50c. 
 
 No hour engagements for less than one hour. 
 
 When service by the hour is desired it must be so stated when the 
 
 the Cab is engaged, otherwise distance rates will be charged. 
 
 MESSENGER OFFICES. 
 
 St. Louis Express and Messenger Co.— 112 North Sixth, Telephone 
 
 746. 
 Missouri Messenger Co. and Night-Watch Signal Service — 513 
 
 Chestnut, Telephone 528. 
 Excelsior— 100 North Sixth, Telephone 770. 
 Walton Express and Messenger Co. — 118 North Sixth, Telephone 
 
 799. 
 
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FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Headquarters, 816 N. 7th. 
 
 Fire and Police Telegraph, office, Court House. 
 
 Firemen's Fund Association, 816 N. 7th. 
 
 St. Louis Firemen's Pension Fund and Relief Ass'n, 816 
 
 N. 7th- 
 Underwriters' Salvage Corps, headquarters, 711 Locust. 
 
 HOSPITALS. 
 
 Alexian Brothers Hospital and Insane Asylum, 3933 S 
 
 Broadway, 
 Bethesda, Russell ave., nw. cor. 9th. 
 City, Lafayette ave.. cor. Linn. 
 
 Female Hospital, north side Arsenal, near Sublette ave. 
 German Evangelical Lutheran Hospital. 2646 Potomac. 
 Good Samaritan, Jefferson ave., nw. cor. Dayton. 
 Lying-in, O'Fallon, se. cor. 10th. 
 Martha Parsons' Free Hospital for Children, Channing 
 
 ave., sw. cor. School. 
 Missouri Pacific Railway, east side California ave., near 
 
 Eads ave. 
 O'Fallon Park Sanitarium. O'Fallon Park. 
 Pius, O'Fallon, se. cor. 14th. 
 
 Quarantine and Small Pox, south of Jefferson Barracks. 
 St. Ann's Maternity, 912 O'Fallon. 
 St. John's, 2228 Lucas place. 
 
 St. Louis Children's, Jefferson ave.,se. cor. Adams. 
 St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Employes' 
 
 Home, Virginia ave., nw. cor. Haven. 
 St. Louis Mullanphy, Montgomery, ne. cor. Bacon. 
 St. Louis Polyclinic and Emergency, 2344 Olive. 
 St. Louis Surgical, 410 N. Jefferson ave. 
 St. Luke's (Episcopalian), Washington ave.. ne. cor. 19th. 
 St. Mary's Infirmary, 1536 Papin. 
 
 The Protestant Hospital Ass'n of St. Louis, 1011 N. 18th. 
 U. S. Marine, Marine ave., se. cor. Miami; office, Olive, 
 
 se. cor. 3d. 
 
 INSURANCE. 
 St. Louis Board of Fire Underwriters, office 204 N. 3d. 
 Office Board of Underwriters of St. Louis, Marine, office, 
 
 415 Locust. 
 
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HOTELS. 
 
 Beaumont Flats— 2601 Olive. 
 
 Rossmore— Northwest corner Eighth and Chestnut. 
 
 Carondelet— 7217 South Broadway, 1$. 
 
 City— 216-220 South Fourth, $1 and $1.50. 
 
 Columbus House— 620 North Broadway. 
 
 Commercial — il3 Chestnut, 50c and upwards. 
 
 Creve Cceur— Office 520 Pine. 
 
 European— 420-422 South Second, $1.50. 
 
 Geyer House— 823 Market. 
 
 Golden Lion— Northeast corner Seventh and Pine. 
 
 Grand Central— 1101-1117 Poplar, $1. 
 
 Green Tree— 306-310 South Second. 
 
 Heitkamp's— 1123-1125 North Tenth. 
 
 Hoeffner— 1200 Clark avenue. 
 
 Hotel Barnum— Southeast corner Washington nvenue and Sixth, 
 
 $1 and $1.50. 
 *Hotel Beers— Northwest corner Grand avenue and Olive. 
 Hotel Belvidere — 12.30 Washington avenue. 
 Hotel Pearl— Northeast corner Thirteenth and Pine. 
 Hotel Brunswick— 503 North Seventh, 50c. 
 Hotel Emory — 315 North Eleventh. 
 
 Hotel Garnier — Southeast corner Seventh and Walnut. 
 Hotel Gillam— 5 North Eighth. 
 Hotel Glenmore— 1728 Olive. 
 Hotel Hilton— Sevcmth and Pine. 
 
 Hotel Hunt — Northeast corner Ninth and Chestnut, 75c and up. 
 Hotel Rozier — Northeast corner Thirteenth and Olive streets, 
 
 75c to $2. 
 Hotel St. Louis — Southeast comer Fourth and Locust. 
 Hotel Strait — Northwest corner Twelfth and Poplar. 
 Hotel Western— 1035 North Third. 
 
 Hurst's— Southwest corner Broadway and Chestnut, $1 and up. 
 International— 512-516 South Seventh. 
 Koetter's — Northeast corner Fourth and Elm. 
 Laclede — Southeast corner Sixth and Chestnut, $2 and $3. 
 Lafayette Park— 1418 Mississippi avenue, $2.50. 
 Lincoln Flats— Southeast corner Grand avenue and Olive. 
 Lindell— Northwest corner Sixth and Washington avenue, $3 to 
 
 $4.50. 
 Meilke's — 414-418 Market. 
 Mona House— 209 North Sixth. 
 *Moser— 809-815 Pine, 
 O'Fallon— 1300 North Main. 
 Pacific House— 7225 South Broadway. 
 Peabody Flats— 1722 Olive. 
 
 Sprague's European— 716-718 North Broadway. 
 Star— 520 Market, $2. 
 
 St. Charles Flats— 500 North Fourteenth 
 St. James— 101 South Broadway, $2. 
 St. Lawrence— 1235 North Broa'dway. 
 St. Louis House— 700 North Main, $1. 
 
 The Southern— Walnut, Fourth to Broadway, $3 to $4.50. 
 Union Depot— 707 Spruce, $1. 
 
 Merchants Hotel— Southwest corner Twelfth and Olive. 
 Strait's European Hotel— Corner Twelfth and Poplar, opp. Union 
 
 Depot. 
 The Montesino— 1532 and 1534 Washington avenue. 
 The Richelieu — Washington avenue. Fourteenth and St. Charles. 
 
 ♦European plan. 
 
PUBLIC BUILDINGS 
 
 AND 
 
 PLACES OF INTEREST. 
 
 ExrosiTiON AND Music Halt.. Olive, Tlui'teciith to 
 Foiirteeutli streets. 
 
 Fair Grounds, Race Track and Zoological Gar- 
 dens. Grand a ve. aud Natural Bridge Road. Cass ave., 
 jrrankliu arc.. Mound City, Nortlieru Central, Union and 
 Liudell Railways go direct. 
 
 Merchants' Exchange. Third and Pine streets. 
 
 New Custom House. Nintli and Olive streets. 
 
 Eads Bridge. Foot of Washington ave., entrance on 
 Third street. 
 
 The Court House. Broadway and Market streets. 
 
 Four Courts and Jail. Eleventh and Clark avenue. 
 
 Post Office. Olive, Eighth and Ninth streets to 
 Locust street. 
 
 Mercantile Library. Broadway and Locust street. 
 
 Public School Library. Seventh and Chestnut 
 streets. 
 
 Bellefontaine and Calvary Cemeteries. North- 
 ern x^art of city. Broadway cars and Wabash Railway 
 from Collins street and Franklin avenue. 
 
 Water Tower, Pumping Works and Settling 
 Basins. Bellefontaine cars from Third street and Wash- 
 ington avenue and Broadway cars north. 
 
 Marine Hospital. Broadway cars south. 
 
 Water Works. Northern part of city. Take Broad- 
 way cars. 
 
 Reservoir. Lafayette and Grand avenues. Peoples' 
 (Cal)le) line. 
 
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS. -Continued, 
 
 The Arsenal. Green Line cars south from Fourth 
 street and Chouteau avenue. 
 
 Museum OF Fine Arts. Nineteenth street and Lucas 
 Place. Olive street Cable. 
 
 City Hospital. Lafayette avenue and Linn street, 
 blue line cars. 
 
 St. Louis University. Grand ave. and Pine street, 
 Olive street line. 
 
 Washington University. Seventeenth street and 
 Washington avenue. 
 
 Union Market. Broadway and Morgan to Lucas 
 avenue and Sixth street. 
 
 Cotton Exchange. Main and Walnut streets. 
 
 Union Stock Yards. Broadway cars north. 
 
 National Stock Yards. East St. Louis. 
 
 Mercantile Club. Seventh and Locust streets. 
 
 St. Louis Club. Ewing avenue and Locust street. 
 
 University Club. Twent3'-seventh and Pine streets. 
 
 Germania Club. Eighth and Gratiot streets. 
 
 Harmonie Club-. Eighteentli and Olive streets. 
 
 Liederkranz. Thirteenth and Chouteau avenue. 
 
 Marquette Club. Grand avenue and Pine streets. 
 
 Elks' Club. Laclede Building, Fourth and Olive sts. 
 
 Young Men's Christian Association. 2835 Pine st. 
 
 Sportsman's Park. Grand and Sullivan avenues. 
 Citizens', Cass ave., Lindell, Union, Mound City and North- 
 ern Central Lines go direct. 
 
 South Side Race Track, Missouri and Russell aves. 
 People's line. Jefferson avenue and blue line cars from 
 Broadway and Lucas avenue go direct.. 
 
 THE TUNNEL 
 
 Enters at Washington avenue and 3rd street. It is 4,900 
 feet in length ; runs under Washington avenue and 8th st. 
 
 38 
 
LAND AND RIVER TRANSPORTATION. 
 
 STREET RAILWAYS. 
 
 Baden & St. Louis; office, 8236 N. Broadway. 
 
 Beiiton-Bellefontaiae; office, 4238 N. 20th. 
 
 Cass Aveuue & Fair Ground; office, 3820 Easton ave. 
 
 Citizens Railway Co.; office, 3820 Easton ave. 
 
 East St. Louis Connecting Ry. Co.; office, 24 N. 3d. 
 
 Forest Park, Laclede Ave. and Fourth Street; office, 10 S. 
 Compton ave. 
 
 Fourth Street & Arsenal Ry. Co.; office, 1801 Park ave. 
 
 Jefferson Avenue Ry. Co.; office, Montgomery, near Jef- 
 ferson ave. 
 
 Lindell Ry. Co.; offices, 601 Locust, 2330 Chouteau ave., 
 •and Finney ave., se. cor. Vandeventer ave. 
 
 Missouri Railroad Co.; office, 10 S. Compton ave. 
 
 Mound City Ry. Co.; office, 2500a St. Louis ave. 
 
 Northern Central Railway Co.; office, 3820 Easton ave. 
 
 People's Railway Co. ; office, 1801 Park ave. 
 
 Southern Railroad Co.; office, 4041 S Broadway. 
 
 St. Louis & Suburban Ry. Co.; office, Franklin ave., ne. 
 cor, Channing ave. 
 
 St. Louis Railroad Co.; office, 3710 N. Broadway. 
 
 St. Louis & East St. Louis Electric Ry.Co.; office, 115 N.3d. 
 
 Union Depot Railroad Co.; office, Gravois ave., sw. cor. 
 Jefferson ave. 
 
 Union Ry. Co.; office, 3820 Easton .ave, 
 
 RAILROADS. 
 
 Cairo Short Line, St. L., A. & T. H.; office, 217 N. 4th. 
 Eureka Springs Ry. Co.; office, 316 N. 6th. 
 Kansas City, St. Louis & Chicago; office, 511 Olive. 
 Louisiana & Missouri River R. R.; office, 216 N. Broadway. 
 Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated ; office, 
 
 103 N. Broadway. 
 Louisville & Nashville; office, 114 N, 4th. 
 Missouri, Kansas & Texas; office, 509 Chestnut. 
 Missouri Pacific Ry., Leased and Operated Line; office, 
 
 6th, nw. cor. Locust, and 7th, near Poplar. 
 Ohio & Mississippi Railway; offices, 105 N. Broadway and 
 
 Union Depot. 
 St. Louis Bridge Co. & Tunnel; office, Bridge entrance. 
 
 39 
 
TRANSPORTATION— Continued. 
 
 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis; office, Broad- 
 way, sw. cor. Chestnut. 
 
 Chicago & Alton; office, 216 N. Broadway. 
 
 Mobile & Ohio; office, 108 N. Broadway. 
 
 Terminal Railroad Ass'n of St. Louis; office, 2d floor, 
 Union Dej^ot. 
 
 The St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado; office, 510 Pine. 
 
 The Wabash Railroad; office, 520 Olive. 
 
 St. Louis Merchant Bridge Terminal Ry. Co.; office, 219 
 N. 4th. 
 
 St. Louis Transfer Ry. Co.; office, 24 N. 3d. 
 
 St. Louis & Eastern Ry. Co.; office, 415 Locust. 
 
 St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. Co.; office, 510 Pine. 
 
 St. Louis Southeastern Ry.; office, 405 N. 6th. 
 
 Vandalia Line; office, 221 N. Broadway. 
 
 Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific; office, St. Louis & New 
 Orleans Anchor Line wharfboat, foot of Chestnut. 
 
 STEAMBOATS. 
 
 UPPER MISSISSIPPI. 
 
 Diamond Jo Line; office, wharfboat, foot of Wash'ton ave. 
 Eagle Packet Co.; office, wharfboat, foot of Vine. 
 St. Louis & Clarksville Packet Co.; office, 1601 N. B'way, 
 and wharfboat, foot of Vine. 
 
 LOWER MISSISSIPPI. 
 
 Cherokee Packet Co, ; office, wharfboat, foot of Locust. 
 
 St. Louis & New Orleans Anchor Line; office, wharfboat* 
 foot of Chestnut. 
 
 St. Louis & Mississippi River Packet Co.; office, wharf- 
 boat, foot of Vine. 
 
 St. Louis & Tennessee River Packet Co. ; office, wharfboat, 
 foot of Locust. 
 
 St. Louis & Mississippi Valley Transportation Co.; office> 
 Main, sw. cor. Walnut. 
 
 MISSOURI RIVER. 
 
 Kansas City & Missouri River Transportation Co.; office, 
 
 wharfboat, foot of Olive. 
 St, Louis & Rocheport Packet Co.; office, 115 Vine. 
 
 40 
 
transportation-Continued, 
 
 ILLINOIS RIVER. 
 
 St. Louis, Naples & P(3oria Packet Co. ; office, wharf] )oat, 
 foot of Olive. 
 
 TOW BOAT COMPANIES. 
 
 Dolphin Transportation Co.; office, 620 Chestnut. 
 Michael Transportation Co.; office, 2451 Kosciusko ave. 
 The Consolidated Coal Co. of St. Louis; office, Laclede 
 
 Bhl^., 219 N. 4th, and wharfboat, foot of Pine. 
 Western Coal and Tow Co.; office, wharfboat, foot of Carr. 
 
 FERRIES. 
 
 Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Railroad Ferry; foot of 
 
 Poplar. 
 Madison County Ferry; office, 204 N. 3d. 
 St. Clair Ferry & Transfer Co.; office, 015 Chestnut. 
 The Waterloo & Carondelet Turnpike Road and Ferry Co.; 
 
 office, 615 Chestnut. 
 Wiggins Ferry Co.; office, 3d, se. cor. Chestnut. 
 
 MARKETS. 
 
 Allen, 12th, nw. cor. Russell ave. 
 
 Biddle, 13th. Piddle and O'Fallon. 
 
 Central, 320 S. Broadway. 
 
 French, Convent, junction 4th and Broadway. 
 
 Reservoir, 22d, near Benton. 
 
 Soulard, west side 7th, near Carroll. ' 
 
 South St. Louis, 7703 S. Broadway. 
 
 Sturgeon, North Market, Broadway and 9th. 
 
 Union, Broadway to 6th, Morgan to l.<ucas av(^.. 
 
 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 City Dispensary, City Hall. 
 
 City Hall, 11th, corner Market. 
 
 City Hospital, Linn, bet. Lafayette and Park aves. 
 
 City Morgue, Spruce, ne. cor. 12th. 
 
 City Poor House, Arsenal, near Sublette ave. 
 
 City Water Works, BisselPs Point. 
 
 Court House, Broadway, cor. Chestnut. 
 
 41 
 
PUBLIC institutions-Continued. 
 
 Female Hospital, Old Manchester road, cor. Arsenal. 
 House of Refuge, Osage, opposite Virginia ave. 
 Insane Asylum, Arsenal, near Macklind ave. 
 
 STATE OFFICERS IN ST. LOUIS. 
 
 Coal Oil Inspector; office, 516 N. Levee. 
 Grain Inspection Department; office, 509 Olive. 
 Insurance Department; 304 N. 8th. 
 
 THE COURTS. 
 
 U. S, Circuit Court, held in Custom House. 
 
 U. S. District Court, held in Custom House. 
 
 U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Cu.stom House. 
 
 Supreme Court of Missouri, held in Jefferson City. 
 
 St. Louis Court of Appeals, held in south wing of Court 
 
 .House. 
 Probate Court, held in east wing of Court House. 
 Circuit Court of St. Louis, held in the Court House. 
 St. Louis Criminal Court, held in the Four Courts Build'g. 
 Court of Criminal Correction, held in Four Courts Build'g. 
 Police Courts (First District), Four Courts. 
 
 UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN ST. LOUIS. 
 
 Subsistence Department; office, 509 Chestnut. 
 
 Medical Purveying Depot; SOON. Commercial. 
 
 Medical Department; 509 Chestnut. 
 
 Pay Department; office, 304 N. 8th. 
 
 Quartermaster's Department; office, 304 N. 8th. 
 
 St. Louis Clothing Depot (Old Arsenal), 2d, near Ar.senal. 
 
 Recruiting Office, 1126 Pine. 
 
 Cavalry Depot, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. 
 
 St. Louis Powder Depot, Jefferson Barracks. 
 
 U. S. Assayer; office, 3d,se. cor. Olive. 
 
 U. S. Circuit Clerk; office. Custom House. 
 
 U. S. District Attorney; office. Custom House. 
 
 U. S. District Clerk; office, Custom House. 
 
 U. S. Custom House, 8th, Olive and Locust. 
 
 Office Collector of Customs, Custom House. 
 
 U S. Marine Hospital Service, office, 3d, se. cor. Olive. 
 
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 1 
 
UNITED STATES OFFICERS-Continued. 
 
 U. S. Inspector of Steam Vessels; office, Custom House. 
 U. S. Weather Bureau; observer's office, dome of Custom 
 
 House Building. 
 U. S. Lighthouse Inspector; headquarters, Custom House. 
 U. S. Engineers; rooms 432 to 432 Custom House. 
 Missouri River Commission; office, 1515 Lucas place. 
 Mississippi River Commission; office, 2732 Pine. 
 U. S, Lighthouse Engineers; office, 1515 Lucas place. 
 Internal Revenue; office. Custom House. 
 Internal Revenue Agent; Custom House. 
 Register in Bankruptcy; 520 Olive. 
 U. S. Treasury Department; office. Custom House. 
 U. S. Special Examiners Pension Bureau; Custom House. 
 Examining Surgeons' Offices, U. S. Pension Bureau; 4th 
 
 floor. Custom House. 
 U. S. Marshal; 3d floor. Custom House. 
 U. S. Jury Commissioner; office, 417 Olive. 
 Post Office, 8th, cor. Olive. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 JEFFERSON BARRACKS. 
 
 Ten miles from city on St. L., I. M. & S. R. R. 
 
 NATIONAL CEMETERY. 
 
 Adjoins the Barracks. 
 
 QUARANTINE. 
 
 Between the Barracks and Arsenal, on the river. City 
 small-pox patients are cared for here. During yellow 
 fever epidemics steamboats and Iron Mountain trains arc 
 examined. 
 
 WATER WORKS. 
 
 On river at Bissell's Point, 3i miles north ; four settling 
 reservoirs, 600x270 feet, and 12 feet deep ; capacity, 
 72,000,000 gallons ; two engines pumping 30,000,000 gal- 
 lons of water in twenty-four hours. Their entire capacity 
 is 56,000,000; daily consumption, 26,000,000. Compton 
 Hill reservoir, on Grand and Lafayette avenues, occupies 
 36 acres ; capacity, 60,000,000 gallons. Water Tower is 
 181 feet high. The spiral stairway has 365 steps. New 
 tower is about the same height. 
 
 43 
 
SUBURBAN RAILROAD TOWNS 
 
 BURLINGTON ROUTE. 
 
 218 North Broadway. 
 
 CLEVELAND. CIN., CHICAGO & ST. L. 
 
 (BIG FOUR KODTE.) 
 
 19 North Broadway. 
 
 JACKSONVILLE SOUTHEASTERN. 
 
 513 Chestnut street. 
 
 St. Loviis 
 
 East St. Louis 
 Bridge June ... 
 
 Madison 
 
 Jiasco 
 
 Stallings 
 
 Peters 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
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 Mt. Olive 
 
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 East St. Louis 
 
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 VV^ann 
 
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 105 
 
 Upper Alton 
 
 Woods 
 
 Kock Bridge 
 
 Greenfield 
 
 336 
 1,131 
 
 Brighton 
 
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 St. Louis 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
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 LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE. 
 
 114 Forth Fourth street. 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 East St. Louis . 
 
 Round House 
 
 liankin 
 
 French Village.. 
 
 Birkner's 
 
 Summit 
 
 Belleville 
 
 Rentchler'9 
 
 Mascoutah 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 2 
 
 25 
 
 15,169 
 
 '"6 
 
 .36 
 
 314 
 
 9 
 
 .47 
 
 200 
 
 12 
 
 .54 
 
 289 
 
 14 
 
 .60 
 
 272 
 
 17 
 
 .68 
 
 15,361 
 
 22 
 
 .86 
 
 93 
 
 27 
 
 .99 
 
 2,032 
 
 Pensoneaus.... 
 New Memphis 
 Queen's Lake. 
 
 Venedy 
 
 Okawville 
 
 Addieville 
 
 Nashville 
 
 Beaucoup 
 
 Ashley 
 
 34 
 
 1.11 
 1.20 
 
 35 
 
 1.23 
 
 37 
 
 1.30 
 
 41 
 
 1.41 
 
 
 1.54 
 
 51 
 
 1.73 
 
 56 
 
 1.88 
 
 62 
 
 2.05 
 
 134 
 
 "'193 
 472 
 117 
 
 2,084 
 48 
 
 1,035 
 
 These rates are from East St. Louis, 
 lom St. Louis proper. 
 
 44 
 
 Add 25c to make the rate 
 
SUBURBAN R. R. TOWNS— Continued. 
 
 LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE 4, ST. LOUIS.— Al R LINE. 
 
 10:s North Broadway. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 a3 
 o 
 
 Q 
 
 
 9 
 
 ft 
 
 o 
 
 Stations. 
 
 6 
 
 S3 
 
 P. 
 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 
 24 
 32 
 41 
 45 
 51 
 64 
 
 .9H 
 1.16 
 1.43 
 1.56 
 1.75 
 2.10 
 
 
 Kelay 
 
 New Baden 
 
 Germantown ... 
 
 Bartelso 
 
 Poseys 
 
 Centralia 
 
 187 
 
 East St. Louis 
 
 Harmony 
 
 2 
 11 
 15 
 16 
 
 .25 
 
 ".68 
 .68 
 
 15,169 
 ' 15,361 
 
 537 
 32 
 
 West Belleville... 
 Belleville 
 
 4,763 
 
 ILLINOIS &. ST. LOUIS DIVISION 
 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 15,169 
 
 Yoch 
 
 13 
 
 131/2 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 .25 
 
 Scliureman . 
 
 Wards 
 
 Belleville June... 
 West Belleville .. 
 Belleville 
 
 
 
 Lake 
 
 
 
 Pittsburg 
 
 '".68 
 .68 
 
 
 Harmony 
 
 Lenz 
 
 
 
 15,361 
 
 MISSOURI PACIFIC. 
 
 Broadway and Olive. 
 
 St. Loviis 
 
 Cheltenham 
 
 IJenton 
 
 Edgebrook .. 
 
 Webster 
 
 Kirkwood ... 
 Barrett's 
 
 550,000 
 
 1,777 
 
 Valley Park 
 
 St. Paul 
 
 Glencoe 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Allenton 
 
 Pacific 
 
 19 
 
 .55 
 
 24 
 
 .70 
 
 27 
 
 75 
 
 30 
 
 .80 
 
 32 
 
 90 
 
 37 
 
 1.00 
 
 St. Louis 
 East St. Louis 
 
 Caseyville 
 
 Alma 
 
 O'Fallon 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 Summerfield .. 
 Trenton 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 2 
 
 .25 
 
 15,169 
 
 10 
 
 .50 
 
 475 
 
 17 
 
 .65 
 
 148 
 
 19 
 
 .70 
 
 865 
 
 25 
 
 .90 
 
 1,636 
 
 27 
 
 1.00 
 
 557 
 
 31 
 
 1.10 
 
 1,884 
 
 Aviston ... 
 
 Breese 
 
 Carlyle 
 
 Huey 
 
 Shattuck.. 
 Sandoval 
 Odin 
 
 35 
 
 1.20 
 
 40 
 
 1.35 
 
 48 
 
 1.60 
 
 52 
 
 1.75 
 
 57 
 
 1.90 
 
 62 
 
 2.00 
 
 65 
 
 2.10 
 
 52 
 250- 
 
 180 
 [,184 
 
 CREVE CCEUR LAKE BRANCH. 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 Von Schrader's .. 
 Emerson 
 
 12 
 16 
 21 
 
 .35 
 .50 
 .60 
 
 
 Laclede June 
 
 9 
 10 
 
 .25 
 ..30 
 
 
 Mentor 
 
 Creve Cceur 
 
 175 
 
 MOBILE 4, OHIO. 
 
 108 North Broadway. 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 1,186 
 1,267 
 1,860 
 
 Burksville 
 
 Bed Bud 
 
 Baldwin 
 
 *Sparta 
 
 28 
 36 
 45 
 
 1.10 
 1.35 
 1 61 
 
 
 Millstadt June . 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 23 
 
 .64 
 
 .68 
 .95 
 
 
 Columbia 
 
 
 Waterloo 
 
 54 1.65 
 
 1,979 
 
 ' *Limited. Unli 
 
 mited, 1.87. 
 
 
 
 OHIO 4. MISSISSIPPI. 
 
 105 North Broadway. 
 
 381 
 808 
 1,784 
 350 
 100 
 834 
 817 
 
 45 
 
SUBURBAN R. R. TOWNS-Continued. 
 
 ST. LOUIS & CAIRO SHORT LINE. 
 
 Laclede Building. 
 
 Stations, 
 
 6 
 
 03 
 
 Q 
 
 
 % 
 
 p. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 o 
 
 5 
 
 0;* 
 cS 
 
 9 
 ft 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 15,169 
 
 150 
 
 Lementon 
 
 New Athens 
 
 Lenzburgh 
 
 25 
 29 
 33 
 37 
 39 
 44 
 47 
 51 
 61 
 
 .75 
 .86 
 .99 
 1.12 
 1.17 
 1.26 
 1.40 
 1.52 
 1.83 
 
 
 East St. Louis _... 
 
 
 
 624 
 
 Centreville ... 
 
 6 
 10 
 12 
 13 
 14 
 18 
 22 
 
 .19 
 .29 
 .36 
 .40 
 .43 
 .53 
 .65 
 
 266 
 
 Ogles 
 
 Marissa 
 
 876 
 
 Raibs 
 
 
 White Oak 
 
 
 West Belleville... 
 Belleville 
 
 15,361 
 
 Tilden 
 
 Coulterville 
 
 Swanwick 
 
 Pinekneyville 
 
 83 
 
 598 
 
 Wilderman. ... 
 
 200 
 
 Freeburgh 
 
 848 
 
 1,298 
 
 ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY & COLORADO. 
 
 510 Pine— 101 North Broadway. 
 
 St Louis 
 
 Forest Park 
 
 Forsythe June .. 
 
 Forest City 
 
 Clayton 
 
 Centerton 
 
 Olivette 
 
 Lackland 
 
 Mokeville 
 
 Vigus 
 
 Bonner 
 
 Dripping Sp'ngs. 
 Creve Coeur . . 
 
 
 
 550i000 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 6 
 8 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 15 
 18 
 19 
 20 
 21 
 
 
 .15 
 
 .20 
 .25 
 ..30 
 .35 
 .40 
 .45 
 .50 
 .55 
 
 
 
 402 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 .60 
 
 175 
 
 Valley Forge 
 
 Drew 
 
 Gumbo 
 
 Atherton 
 
 Centaur 
 
 Port Royal 
 
 St. Albans 
 
 Becker 
 
 Labadie 
 
 Villa Ridge ... 
 
 Derry 
 
 Union 
 
 23 
 
 .65 
 
 26 
 
 .75 
 
 29 
 
 .80 
 
 31 
 
 .tK) 
 
 34 
 
 1.00 
 
 36 
 
 1.05 
 
 39 
 
 1.15 
 
 42 
 
 1.20 
 
 46 
 
 1.25 
 
 52 
 
 1.40 
 
 56 
 
 1.55 
 
 59 
 
 1.55 
 
 ST. LOUIS. KEOKUK & NORTHWESTERN. 
 
 (BURLINGTON ROUTE.) 
 
 218 North Broadway. 
 
 St. Louis < 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 St. Peters 
 
 Groves 
 
 Richfield 
 
 Old Monroe 
 
 32 
 36 
 39 
 43 
 
 1.10 
 1.15 
 1 30 
 
 334 
 
 Ferguson 
 
 .... 12 
 ....! 16 
 ....! 23 
 
 
 
 Bridgeton . 
 
 
 237 
 6,161 
 
 
 St. Charles 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN. 
 
 Broadway and OHve. 
 
 .St. Louis 
 
 Carondelet 
 
 6 
 10 
 13 
 19 
 23 
 25 
 26 
 
 .10 
 .20 
 ..30 
 .50 
 .60 
 .65 
 .70 
 
 550,000 
 800 
 
 '200 
 
 81 
 
 Silica 
 
 Hematite 
 
 Victoria 
 
 32 
 36 
 39 
 42 
 47 
 51 
 57 
 61 
 
 .90 
 1.05 
 1.15 
 1.25 
 1.40 
 
 .55 
 1.70 
 1 80 
 
 ' " 216 
 142 
 
 Cliff Cave 
 
 Wicks 
 
 DeSoto 
 
 Vineland 
 
 3,960 
 60 
 
 Sulphur Springs. 
 Bushberg 
 
 Blackwell 
 
 Cadet 
 
 Mineral Point_ .. 
 
 75 
 117 
 
 Riverside 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 46 
 
SUBURBAN R. R. TOWNS-Continued. 
 
 ST. LOUIS A. SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 510 Pine— 101 North Broadway. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 05 
 
 to 
 
 5 
 
 0) 
 
 
 Stations. 
 
 i 
 
 1) 
 Em 
 
 Ph 
 
 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 Spring Park 
 
 Windsor Springs 
 
 Valley Park 
 
 Ranken 
 
 South Side 
 
 13 
 14 
 
 18 
 20 
 22 
 23 
 25 
 27 
 30 
 34 
 
 .40 
 .40 
 .55 
 .60 
 .65 
 .70 
 .75 
 .80 
 .90 
 1.00 
 
 
 Grand Avenue 
 
 Tower Grove 
 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 9 
 
 10 
 111/2 
 
 12 
 
 .10 
 .10 
 .15 
 .15 
 .20 
 .25 
 .30 
 .35 
 ,35 
 
 
 Howard's . . 
 
 
 
 Cheltenham 
 
 
 
 Arloe.. 
 
 
 Mincke 
 
 
 <Jld Orchard. .. . 
 
 Crescent 
 
 
 Shady Side 
 
 (Oakland 
 
 
 Eureka 
 
 250 
 
 
 Allenton 
 
 180 
 
 Oak Ridge 
 
 
 Pacific 
 
 1,184 
 
 TOLEDO, 
 
 ST. LOUIS & KANSAS CITY. 
 
 505 Olive street. 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 East St. Louis 
 
 Stallings 
 
 Edwardsville . 
 Alhambra 
 
 .53 
 .75 
 1.20 
 
 550,000 
 15,169 
 
 New Douglas. 
 
 Sorento 
 
 Donnellson ... 
 
 Fillmore 
 
 Ramsey 
 
 1.38 
 1.56 
 1.74 
 2.10 
 2.40 
 
 598 
 
 VANDALIA. 
 
 Corner Fifth and Olive streets. 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 East St. Louis... 
 Griswold Place. 
 
 Colljnsville 
 
 Cantine 
 
 Formosa 
 
 Troy :.. 
 
 Sherman Park . 
 St. Jacob's..... ... 
 
 .65 
 .75 
 
 .80 
 .85 
 1.00 
 
 550,000 
 15,169 
 
 826 
 475 
 
 Highland 
 
 Pierron 
 
 Pocahontas 
 
 Stubblefield 
 
 Greenville 
 
 Smithborough .. 
 Mulberry Grove 
 
 Hagarstown 
 
 Vandalia 
 
 32 
 
 1.15 
 
 37 
 
 1.30 
 
 41 
 
 1.40 
 
 46 
 
 1.55 
 
 51 
 
 1.70 
 
 55 
 
 1.85 
 
 59 
 
 1.95 
 
 65 
 
 2.10 
 
 69 
 
 2.25 
 
 1,857 
 175 
 
 327 
 
 1,868 
 393 
 750 
 
 '2,144 
 
 WABASH-EAST. 
 
 .320 North Broadway. 
 
 St. Louis 
 
 East St. Louis 
 
 Venice 
 
 Nameoki 
 
 Mitchell 
 
 Poag 
 
 550,000 
 
 15,169 
 
 932 
 
 90 
 
 Edwardsville Jc, 
 
 Carpenter 
 
 Worden 
 
 Staunton 
 
 Mt. Olive 
 
 Litchfield 
 
 22 
 
 .75 
 
 28 
 
 1.00 
 
 32 
 
 1.07 
 
 38 
 
 1.25 
 
 44 
 
 1.42 
 
 52 
 
 1.72 
 
 150 
 
 522 
 2,209 
 1,986 
 5,811 
 
 WABASH-WEST. 
 
 St. Louis . 1 
 
 
 550,000 
 
 St, Charles 
 
 23 
 32 
 36 
 42 
 
 .70) 
 
 .95 
 
 1.10 . 
 1.25'.. 
 
 6,161 
 
 Ferguson 
 
 IJridgeton 
 
 Bonfils 
 
 12 
 
 16 
 
 . 20 
 
 .40 
 .50 
 .60 
 
 237 
 
 81 
 
 St Peter's 
 
 334 
 
 O'Fallon 
 
 
 Gilmore 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 47 
 
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. 
 
 VALUE OF BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS DURING 1891 
 
 MONTHS. 
 
 January , , . 
 Fel^riiary . 
 
 March 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 June 
 
 July 
 
 August . . . 
 September 
 October . . . 
 November. 
 December . 
 
 New Brick Build'gs 
 
 No. 
 
 187 
 227 
 307 
 277 
 265 
 237 
 297 
 258 
 273 
 272 
 177 
 199 
 
 Value. 
 
 $ 649,700 
 996,700 
 
 1,114,000 
 968,000 
 
 1,513,100 
 869,400 
 
 1,015,000 
 
 1,366,550 
 906,100 
 806,900 
 851,800 
 609,000 
 
 Totals 2,976 $11,666,250 1,459 $1,155,200 
 
 New Frame Build'gs 
 
 No. 
 
 104 
 101 
 129 
 156 
 116 
 
 94 
 128 
 138 
 171 
 136 
 
 75 
 111 
 
 Value. 
 
 $ 79,900 
 
 73,500 
 
 87,000 
 
 161,000 
 
 109,000 
 
 76,600 
 
 99,000 
 
 85,000 
 
 125,000 
 
 111,000 
 
 53,200 
 
 95,000 
 
 BUILDING 
 
 PERMITS 
 
 ISSUED 
 
 FOR FIFTEEN YEARS. 
 
 
 Brick and 
 
 Stone 
 Buildings. 
 
 Frame 
 Buildings. 
 
 Total 
 Buildings. 
 
 Cost. 
 
 1891 
 
 1890 
 
 1889 
 
 1888 
 
 1887 
 
 1886 
 
 1885 
 
 1884 
 
 1883 
 
 1882 
 
 1881 
 
 1880 
 
 1879 
 
 1878 
 
 1877 
 
 1876 
 
 2,976 
 2,665 
 2,453 
 2,145 
 1,842 
 1,733 
 2,160 
 1,989 
 1.881 
 1,646 
 
 1,507 
 1,430 
 1,318 
 1,677 
 1,361 
 
 1,459 
 1,329 
 1,091 
 841 
 648 
 491 
 510 
 620 
 520 
 715 
 
 "347 
 534 
 369 
 438 
 464 
 
 4,435 
 3,994 
 3,544 
 2,986 
 2,490 
 2,224 
 2,670 
 2,609 
 2,401 
 2,361 
 1,966 
 1,854 
 1,964 
 1,687 
 2,115 
 1,825 
 
 $13,259,950 
 13,652,700 
 9,765,700 
 8,029,501 
 8.162,914 
 7,030,819 
 7,376.519 
 7,316,685 
 7,123,878 
 5,010,554 
 4.448,552 
 3,790,650 
 3,821,650 
 2.579.772 
 3,229,726 
 3,496,582 
 
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 49 
 
BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 Abf'ln John B. 3fi01 N. llth. 
 
 Aelstrodt Fi ed'k, 1700 N. B'way. 
 
 Arth John, 1214 N. Main. 
 
 Assmanu Ernst, 1336 Franklin 
 av. 
 
 Avis Kate, 8508 Lindell av. 
 
 Bach Fred. 509 S, 2d. 
 
 Barry Annie, 2301 Washington 
 av. 
 
 Heekman Margaret A. 2216 Olive. 
 
 Beffa Alexander, 6 N. Levee. 
 
 Beier Daniel, 2902 Manchester 
 rd. 
 
 Blakeley Mary, 729 S B'way. 
 
 Blued rn Theo. 3914 Fairfax 
 av. 
 
 Boelling Friedolf, 320 Walnut. 
 
 Bongartz Gustav, 3657 Manches- 
 ter rd. 
 
 Bovvers Caroline, 200 S. 12th. 
 
 Brass August, 613 S. B'way, 
 
 Broekhoff John B. 1711 N. "B'way 
 
 Brown Bcttie, 1520 Lucas pi. 
 
 Brown Charles H. 1412 N. Main. 
 
 Brown & Hamburg. 933 N B'way 
 
 Bruch Elizabeth, 710 S. B'way. 
 
 Bui'Chler GeoriiC. 3516 N 14t i. 
 
 Bunn Benton, 3750Easton av. 
 
 Bunte Frederick, 2320 Chouteau 
 av. 
 
 Button Melia J. 1324 Olive 
 
 Casey Mollie 15(X) Olive. 
 
 Cliai)niaii Kate, 1707 Olive. 
 
 Chark-sworth Christine, 915 
 Franklin av. 
 
 Ceary Franci.s, 110 N. 12th. 
 
 Collins Margaret, 308 8. 3d. 
 
 Coogan James, 4464 Clayton av. 
 
 Coughlin Margaret A." 4100 N. 
 2d. 
 
 Cowan Peter, 703 S. Jefferson 
 av. 
 
 Cramer Mercy O. 1424 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Crawford Thos. A. 815 Clinton. 
 
 Creech Mary J. 1812 N. B'way, 
 
 Cronin p]llen, 1109 ("hestnut. 
 
 Crump Lydia, 3414 Lucas av. 
 
 Cullinane Kate, 116 S. 9 h. 
 
 Davis Charles W. 1826 N. B'way. 
 
 Dols Henry, 818 N. ISIam. 
 
 Donnerberg Mary, 17 S. 16th. 
 
 Drew Eliza J. 2910 Olive. 
 
 Duffy Michael, 1120 Locust. 
 
 Eaches Ann E. 2600 Chestnut. 
 
 Ehlen Christoph, 3117 Atlantic. 
 
 Ehrhardt Frederick, 2.3.35 S. 2d. 
 
 Eickmann Wm. 7948 N. B'way. 
 
 Eiswirth Peter, 3616 N. B'way. 
 
 Eller Catherine, 318 S. 4th. 
 
 Ellis John, 4832 N. B'way. 
 
 Endris Maria, 3212 Olive. 
 
 P]ngel John, 2002 Kosciusko. 
 
 Etzkorn Anna M. 2607 Gravois 
 av. 
 
 P'enwiek Mary, 1104 Pine. 
 
 Fulgham S. 908 St. Charles. 
 
 Funck Edward S. 2112 Franklin 
 av. 
 
 Funck Rosina, 2000 Morgan. 
 
 Galligan Jas H. 4531 Easton av. 
 
 Garvin Maggie, 3548 Lindell av. 
 
 Gerner Charles. 700 .S. 3d. 
 
 Girard John, 705 8. 2d. 
 
 Goodman Newton F. 402 N. 
 10th. 
 
 Goodrich Rose C. 1623 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Gordon Abigail, 1545 N. B'way. 
 
 Gross Andrew, 2311 N. 9th. 
 
 Grueni- ger Helena, 420 S. 2d. 
 
 Hardy Margaret, 1115 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Hellmers John, 706 S. B'way. 
 
 Helmer Henry, 500 S. B'way. 
 
 Hessey James, 1426 Olive. 
 
 Hessf elder C. 3900 N. B'way. 
 
 Hilden Sebastian, 627 S. li'way. 
 
 Hodo Ellen, 418 E. Courtois. 
 
 Holman Christine, 5 S. 3d. 
 
 Hooker Melissa A. 1422 Mor- 
 gan. 
 
 Hughes James, 1450 N. 7th. 
 
 Ikemeyer Agues, 214 Mound. 
 
 Jaeger (ieoige W. 2205 N. B'way 
 
 Ja< ger .John, 1512 Walnut. 
 
 Johnson Frank H. 1402 North 
 Park pi. 
 
 Jones Elizabeth, 708 S. B'way. 
 
 Kanning Frederick, 509 S. 22d. 
 
 Kingston Nellie, 27 16 Locust. 
 
 Knapper Albert S.W. 14 6 Wash- 
 ington av, 
 
 Kogel Robert, 1019 N. 6th. 
 
 Kogelschatz Minnie, 1123 N. 
 10th. 
 
 Krieger John F. 1210 N. 3d. 
 
 Kropp Louise, 726 S. B'way. 
 
 Kuehner Charles. 1021 >J. 6th. 
 
 Lefever Alexander, 179 Carroll. 
 
 Leunon John, 4553 Easton av. 
 
 Lother Robert, 1524 N. 10th. 
 
 Mackeoli James, 1405 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Magnus Annie, 3141 Franklin 
 av. 
 
 Maher James, 906 Walnut. 
 
 Wassler Carl, 1503 Cass av 
 
 McCawley Wm. 1309 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 50 
 
BOARDING HOUSES— Continued. 
 
 McDonald Martha, 2033 Olive. 
 
 McEviney Tutrick, 2343 lian- 
 dolpli. 
 
 McMillen George, 903 Bremen 
 av. 
 
 Metz John, 3025 N. B'way. 
 
 Milehani Cath'ne A. 1703 Wash- 
 ington av. 
 
 Miller Mary, 1009 Chouteau av. 
 
 Mitter Christopher, 210 Wal- 
 nut. 
 
 Moody Mattie A. 1709 Olive. 
 
 Nussbauni Joseph, 618 Franklin 
 av. 
 
 Nussbaumer Katherine, 2614 S. 
 2d. 
 
 O'Brien Ella, 141i Olive. 
 
 O'Hara Kate, 3216 Easton av. 
 
 Ottenlips John, 1003 Biddle. 
 
 Pablick Eluiora, 1701 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Pardek Ferdinand, 504 S. 7th.- 
 
 Parke Mary L. 944 Chouteau av. 
 
 Potyra Carl, 305 S. 3d. 
 
 Preston Bridget, 1028 N. 3d. 
 
 Raab Mary, 3010 Olive. 
 
 Richardson Elvina, 3250 Olive. 
 
 Robinson James, 2404 N. B'way. 
 
 Rothenberger Matilda, 421 S. 2d. 
 
 Runde John I). 1311 N. B'way. 
 
 Rupprecht Jno. C. 2123 Chippe- 
 wa. 
 
 Ryan Julia, 3014 Easton av. 
 
 Sanders INIartha, 1514 Chestnut. 
 
 Sawyer Laura E. 3558 Lindell 
 av. 
 
 Saxey Mary M. 1801 Wash. 
 
 Schaaff Casper, 1228 Clark av. 
 
 Schad Leopold, 1124 Cass av. 
 
 Schaub Philip, 1102 Market. 
 
 Schmid Jos .5:'.()2 Ciiouteau av. 
 
 Sc-liinidt (iiarlcM, i-lOT K'iit;ii'r. 
 
 Schneider Fit'<lcrick, s;',7 8. 8th. 
 
 Schott Christian, 14 N. 3d. 
 
 Schumacher Henry, 1023 Allen 
 av. 
 
 Schwarz Wm. 615 Franklin av. 
 
 Schweiger Sophie, 300 S. Main. 
 
 Seckel George, 230 Nagel av. 
 
 Shaber F. 7214 N. B'way. 
 
 Shack leford Adelia, 2620 Wash- 
 ington av. 
 
 Sherwood Jas. W. 913 Franklin 
 av. 
 
 Shirk Susan, 402 S. 15th. 
 
 Smith Thomas, 815 Walnut. 
 
 Sheen Michael, 2307 Sidney. 
 
 Stotteman Francis, 1502 Benton. 
 
 Suessdorf Henry & Co. 200 S. 3d. 
 
 Sullivan Mary, 316 S. 14tii. 
 
 Taylor Fannie E. 1411 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Taylor Mary, 3240 Olive. 
 
 Thompson Eliza A, 1007 Garri- 
 son av. 
 
 Tillmann Mag.sjie, 1100 Pine. 
 
 Tobin Kate, 1201 St. Ange av. 
 
 Traster Robt. D. 71914 Chestnut. 
 
 Tucker Ella, 1553 Chouteau av. 
 
 Valentin Frank, 18 N. 11th, 
 
 Vonachen Mattis,1302 Chouteau 
 av. 
 
 Walter Mary, 1232 Clark av. 
 
 Walton Mary S. 1723 Washington 
 av. 
 
 Walzer IVIary A. 902 Gratiot. 
 
 We)>cr Michael L. 2000 DeKalb. 
 
 Wcidcr Louis, 510 S. B'way. 
 
 White Lizzie, 1803 Lucas pi. 
 
 Wilburn Benjamin F. 3246 Olive. 
 
 Williams Anna, 921 Pine. 
 
 Winkelnuyer John, 2845 Bis- 
 marck. 
 
 Wohii Valentine, 1111 Washing- 
 ton av. 
 
 Yocuni & Lumpkins, 1537 N. 
 B'way. 
 
 51 
 
BOOTS AND SHOES 
 
 But a decMde ago St. Louis' total output of boots and 
 shoes was valued at the paltry $000,000 for a year. Ten 
 fleeting years, and to-day that same output foots uj) 
 $8,000,000. 
 
 Last year St. Louis received 244,000 cases of shoes 
 from Boston; Chicago and New York each ranked away 
 above her by over 60,000 cases, but a miglity change has 
 taken place in the past twehe months and St. Louis has 
 pushed past her two former superiors and fills first place 
 with the handsome aggregate of 310,489 cases to lier credit. 
 Chicago comes second with 288,001 cases, and New York 
 is content with 284,544 cases. 
 
 Following is a table showing the shipments from Bos- 
 ton to the principal distributing x)oiuts throughout the 
 
 country : 
 
 Cases. 
 
 St. Louis 310,489 
 
 Cliicago .- 288,001 
 
 New York 284,544 
 
 Baltimore . .192,367 
 
 Philadelphia 117,573 
 
 Cincinnati 106,605 
 
 Nashville ! 76,041 
 
 Memphis 57,775 
 
 Cleveland 56,580 
 
 Louisville 54,268 
 
 NewOrleans 47,886 
 
 At this rate of progress in five years from now St. 
 Louis will lead the world in the number of shoes manufac- 
 tured and in the aggregate distribution of same. She has 
 2)lowed her way through to the front, laboring under the 
 difficulties of inexperience and lack of reputation. Inch 
 by inch she has gained supremacy over all competitors, 
 with but a single exception. Her goods are worn through- 
 out the greater ])art of our country and find their way 
 \uto export channels. 
 
 52 . 
 
BOULEVARDS. 
 
 The Street Commissioner of St. Louis is now at work on the 
 plans and construction of a system of boulevards -which will 
 make this city a worthy rival of the older European cities in the 
 beauty of its driveways and great thoroughfares. The system, as 
 outlined by the Board of Public Improvements, will comprise 
 boulevards embracing the following sections of the city: 
 
 Columbia avenue from west line of Clifton Heights to Kings- 
 highway, and then continued along Magnolia avenue to Grand, 
 7,200 feet or 1,36 miles. 
 
 Delmar avenue from Grand to city limits, 22,324 feet or 4.23 
 miles. 
 
 Florissant avenue from Hebertstreettocity limits, 25,643 feet or 
 4.86 miles. 
 
 Forest Tark Boulevard from Grand avenue to Kingshighway, 
 y,l77 feet or 1.74 miles. 
 
 Grand avenue from Carondelet Park to Park avenue;, 20,147 feet 
 or 3.82 miles. 
 
 Grand avenue from Natural Bridge road to Broadway, 4,387 
 feet or 0.83 miles. 
 
 Hebert street from 12th street to Florissant avenue, 2,193 feet 
 or 0.42 miles. 
 
 Kingshighway from Arsenal street to F'lorissant avenue, 30,716 
 feet or 5.82 niiles.' 
 
 Loughborough avenue fi-om Broadway to Gravois, 11,360 feet 
 or 2.15 miles. 
 
 Lindell avenue from Grand avenue to Kingshighway, 9,411 ftiet 
 or 1.78 miles. 
 
 Maeklin avenue from Arsenal street to Forest Park, 8,619 feet 
 or 1.63 miles. 
 
 McCausland road from Clayton road to Manchester road, 8,070 
 feet or 1.15 miles. 
 
 Park avenue from 11th street to KingshigliAvay, 19,096 feet op 
 3.62 miles. 
 
 Pine street from 12th street to Kijigshighway, 20,346 feet or 3.85 
 miles. 
 
 Page avenue from Easton avenue to city limits, 20,818 feet or 
 3.94 miles. 
 
 Russell avenue from 12th street to Grand avenue, 8,215 feet or 
 1.56 miles. 
 
 St. Louis avenue from 12th street to city limits, 26,262 feet or 
 4.97 miles. 
 
 Skinker road from Clayton road to Florissant avenvie, 33,100 
 feet, or 6.27 miles. 
 
 Twelfth street from Russell avenue to Ilebert, 17,795 feet or 
 3.37 miles. 
 
 Union avenue from Forest Park to Natural liridge road, 13,632 
 feet or 2.58 miles. 
 
 Total, 316,511 feet or 59.95 miles. 
 
 53 
 
ST. LOUIS BRIDGES. 
 
 Eads. Merchants. 
 
 Centre span 515 ft, 533 ft 5 in. 
 
 Other spans 497 ft. 521 ft. 5 in. 
 
 The pier foundations of the Eads Bridge are 136 feet 
 below the river surface ; cost $9,000,000. The Merchants 
 cost, with approaches, $3,000,000. 
 
 ST. LOUIS STREET RAILWAYS. 
 
 MILES. 
 
 Benton-Bellefontaine (Electric) 8 
 
 Baden and North St. Louis (Horse) 3 
 
 Cass Avenue and Fair Grounds (Horse) 7 
 
 Forest Park and Laclede (Electric) 5i 
 
 Jefferson Avenue (Horse) 5.70 
 
 Lindell, three lines (Electric) 35 
 
 Missouri, two lines (Cable and Electric) 18 J 
 
 Mound City (Electric) 8 
 
 Northern Central (Horse) 10 
 
 Peoples' (Cable) 10 
 
 Southern (Electric) 8.30 
 
 Union (Horse) 8 
 
 Union Depot, three lines (Electric) 27 
 
 St. Louis and Suburban (Electric) 24.61 
 
 Citizens' (Cable) 15.50 
 
 St. Louis (Cable) 14| 
 
 Fourth St. and Arsenal Railway (Horse and Cable) 6 
 
 Total 214.36 
 
 SUMMER GARDENS. 
 
 Schnaider's Mississippi and Chouteau avenues. 
 
 Uhrig's Cave Jefferson and Washington avenues. 
 
 Bodeman's Grove ... Grand avenue and Wyoming street. 
 
 Concordia Park Thirteenth and Wyoming streets. 
 
 Klausman's Cave 8639 South Broadway. 
 
 Koerner's Lafayette and 2d Carondelet avenues. 
 
 The Bellevue Easton avenue and King's Highway. 
 
 54 
 
BUSINESS OF ST. LOUIS BRIDGES 
 
 AND FERRIES, 1891, 
 
 And comparison with previous years. Amouut of freight in tons 
 transferred across the river at St. Louis during 1891, 
 
 PROM ST. LOUIS TO EAST ST. LODIS, VENICE AND CARONDBLET. 
 
 BY 
 
 The St. Louis Bridge 
 
 Tile St. TiOuis Bridge, by wagon 
 
 MerelKiuts Bridge 
 
 The Wiggins Ferry 
 
 Th(^ Wiggins F<'rry, by wagon 
 
 The Caronchdet Ferry 
 
 Louisville, Evunsville & St. L. Ferry 
 The Madison County Ferry 
 
 Cars. 
 
 95,741 
 
 28,623 
 35,701 
 
 Tons. 
 
 1,349,733 
 190,103 
 
 581,826 
 417,322 
 
 Total 
 Tons. 
 
 1,539,836 
 344,191 
 
 999,148 
 
 72,195 
 
 8,625 
 
 43.364 
 
 Total tons West to East durii 
 
 ig 1891 
 1890 
 
 1889 
 1888 
 1887 
 1886 
 1885 
 1884 
 
 
 
 3,007,359 
 
 
 
 2,735,595 
 2,144,524 
 2,104,140 
 1,72<»,481 
 
 << H it n 
 
 
 
 
 1,628,530 
 1,650,725 
 
 u 
 
 
 
 l,89f),680 
 
 FROM EAST ST, LOUIS, CARONDELET AND VENICE TO ST. LOUIS. 
 
 BY 
 
 Cars. 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Total 
 Tons. 
 
 The St. Louis Bridge 
 
 128,871 
 
 2i,i06 
 
 66,792 
 
 2,869,550 
 448,132 
 
 1,105,464 
 718,391 
 
 
 Th(; St. Louis Bridge, by wagon 
 
 3,317,682 
 357 663 
 
 The Wiggins Ferry '.'..' '''.!7.;;."."' 
 
 
 The Wiggins Ferry, by 
 The Carondelet Ferry.. 
 Louisville Evunsville S^ 
 
 wagon 
 
 
 1,823,855 
 
 
 
 
 230,412 
 
 r .Qf T. Ve^rrv 
 
 
 18,743 
 
 The Madison County Ferry., 
 
 
 
 
 72,411 
 
 Total tons East to W 
 
 est during 1891 
 
 " 1890 
 1889 
 1888 
 1887 
 1886 
 1885 
 1884 
 
 
 
 5,820,766 
 
 4,897,358 
 4,481,842 
 
 n a 
 
 
 
 4,226,761 
 
 u u 
 
 
 
 4,474,531 
 
 « a 
 
 
 
 4,068,165 
 
 " " 
 
 
 
 3,626,585 
 3,437,233 
 
 Total both Ways 1 
 
 " " 1 
 
 1 
 
 " 1 
 
 1 
 
 391 . . .. 
 
 
 
 
 8,S2R,125 
 
 B90 
 
 
 
 
 7,632,953 
 
 889- 
 
 
 
 
 6,626,366 
 
 888 
 
 
 
 
 6,330,901 
 
 887 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 ^,204,012 
 
 55 
 
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 
 
 Artists, 61. 
 
 Bakeries, 326. 
 
 Banks, 26. 
 
 Barber shops, 545. 
 
 Boarding houses, 166. 
 
 Boots and shoes, wholesale, 15; 
 
 manufacturers, 20; retail, 710. 
 Breweries, 27. 
 Carpenters, 380. 
 Cigars, 442. 
 
 Clothing, wholesale, 40 ; retail 80 
 Coal, wholesale, 51; retail, 40. 
 Commission merchants, 25 '. 
 Confectioners, wholesale, 15; 
 
 ret;iil, 150. 
 Dentists, 92. 
 Dressmakers, 454. 
 Druggists, whol.,11; retail, 280. 
 Dry goods, com., 2; wholesale, 
 
 11; retail, 300. 
 Furniture, whol., 45; retail, 115. 
 
 Groceries, whol., 48; retiiil, 1,410. 
 Hardware, mfrs., 9; wholesale, 
 
 9; retail, 90. 
 Insurance companies, accident, 
 
 22; life, 42; fire, 60. 
 Hotels, 60. 
 Laundries. 78. 
 Lawyers, 350. 
 Meat markets, 728. 
 INIidwives, 250. 
 aiilk depots, 35. 
 
 IMilliners,wholesale,8;rctail,87. 
 Music teachers, 225. 
 Notaries Public, 181. 
 riiysicians and surgeons, 800. 
 Printers, 150. 
 Publishers, 150. 
 Heal estate,. ^50. 
 Restaurants, 70. 
 Saloons, 1,3.33. 
 Tailors, wholesale, 50; retail, 350 
 
 1 Normal. 
 85 Public schools. 
 35 Academies, colleges, etc 
 85 Parochial schools. 
 
 SCHOOLS, ETC. 
 
 15 Libraries. 
 9 3Iedical dispensaries. 
 23 Ho.^pitals. 
 33 Cemeteries. 
 
 SECRET SOCIETIES. 
 
 55 
 
 Masonic; A. F. and A. M., 29; 
 Royal Arch Chapter, 7 ; Royjil 
 and Select Masters, 1 ;Knights 
 Templar, 6; A. anxl A. Scottish 
 Rite Masons, 6; Order of the 
 Eastern Star, 5; St. Louis Ma- 
 sonic Board of Relief, 1. 
 Odd Fellows. 
 Knights of Pythias. 
 Pythian Sisters. 
 Knights of Honor. 
 Knights and Ladies of Honor. 
 K. and L. of Industry. 
 Legion of Honor. 
 Chosen Friends, 
 Order of the Helping Hand. 
 Order of Scottisli Clans, 
 Grand Armv of the Republic. 
 Woman's Relief Corps. 
 Union Veterans Union, Dept. 
 of Missouri. 
 
 Sons of Veterans, U. S. A. 
 Ancient Order of Foresters. 
 A. O U. W. 
 
 Gr'nd Leg'n S. K. of A. O. U.W. 
 Order of Mutual Protect on. 
 U S. Benevolent Fraternity. 
 Am rican Protestant Assns. 
 U. A. of Druids. 
 Harugeri. 
 
 0. D. 11. S. Sons of Hermann. 
 
 1. O. F. B. (True League.) 
 Seven Wise Men. 
 
 Good Ladies. 
 
 1 Pliittdeutsche. 
 6 Red Men. 
 
 9 Order of Aegis. 
 20 Supreme Sitting Order of the 
 Iron Hall. 
 
 25 American Legion of Honor. 
 
 2 Knighls of the Golden Eagle. 
 
 1 Christian Benevolent Ass'n 
 of America. 
 
 2 Bands of Hope. 
 
 1 Knights of Hope. 
 
 8 Independent Order Good 
 Templars. 
 
 1 Knights of the Golden Rule. 
 18Hel)rewI.O.B. B. 
 22 Royal Arcanum. 
 
 1 Royal League. 
 
 2 Shield of Honor. 
 IBencNolent and Protective 
 
 Order of Elks. 
 8 Nation 1 Union. 
 
 3 Patriotic Order Sons of Amer. 
 34 Catholic Knights of America. 
 22 Knights of Father Matthew. 
 10 Ancient Order of Hiberians, 
 32 Knights of Labf)r. 
 
 36 Trades Unions, etc. 
 17 United Brotherhood of Car- 
 penters and Joiners. 
 .30 Singing Societies. 
 10 Turn Vereine Societies. 
 
 26 Bohemian. 
 
 224 Miscellaneous. 
 Total number 850. 
 
 56 
 
CHIEFS OF POLICE. 
 
 APPOINTMENT ANO RETIREMENT. 
 
 NAME, 
 
 APPOINTMENT. 
 
 EETIEEMENT. 
 
 McDonough, Jas. R 
 
 April 10, 1861. 
 Oct. 18, 1861. 
 March 16, 1865. 
 Oct. 22, 1866. 
 June 22, 1868. 
 Sept. 30, 1870. 
 June 1, 1874. 
 Nov. 30, 1875. 
 June 8, 1881. 
 Aug. 1, 1882. 
 Oct. 9, 1883. 
 Nov. 6, 1883. 
 Jan. 8, 1884. 
 May 4, 1886. 
 May 20, 1890. 
 
 Oct. 18, 1861. 
 
 Couzins, Jno. E. D 
 
 Laibold, Bernard. 
 
 March 16, 1865. 
 Oct. 22, 1866. 
 
 Finn, Wm. F 
 
 June 22, 18(J8. 
 
 Lee, William 
 
 Sept. 26, 1870. 
 
 McIX)nough, Jas. R 
 
 March 10, 1874. 
 
 Harrigan, Laurence 
 
 Nov. 18, 1875. 
 
 McDonough, Jas. R. 
 
 Kennett, Fred. B 
 
 Campbell Jno. W 
 
 June 8, 1881. 
 Aug. 1, 1882. 
 Oct. 9, 1883. 
 
 Taffe, Bernard P 
 
 Campbell, Jno. W 
 
 llanigau, Laurence 
 
 llueljler, Anton. 
 
 Nov. 6, 1883. 
 Dec. 28, 1883. 
 May 4, 1886. 
 May 20, 189 ». 
 
 Harrigan, Laurence.". 
 
 Present Chief 
 
 SALARIES. 
 
 Board of Police Commissioners, each $1,000 per year 
 
 Secretary 2,500 
 
 Chief of Police 3,500 
 
 Captain of Police 1,800 
 
 Chief of Detectives 1,800 
 
 Detectives 1,200 " 
 
 Sergeants 1,200 " 
 
 Patrolman 1 000 
 
 Probationary Patrolman 720 " 
 
 Turnkeys 780 " 
 
 1 Chief of Police; 1 Assistant Chief of Police; 7 Captains; 65 
 Sergeants ; 662 Patrolmen ; 16 Detectives ; 24 Turnkeys; 1 Chief of 
 Detectives. 
 
 Tlie police force of St. Louis is conceded to be one 
 of the finest in America in efficiency, consisting of G18 
 men. To these $636,012.26 are paid in salaries. The 
 city is divided into five districts and a district of mounted 
 police, over which the force x^atrols. 
 
 57 
 
CITY COUNCIL. 
 
 officers: 
 
 Cykus p. Walbkidge, President. 
 
 Wm.M.Horton, Vice-President. 
 
 Wm. H. Osmer, _ Secretary. 
 
 Chas. Gundlach,... Assistant Secretary 
 
 Thos. Bkady, Sergeant-at-Arms. 
 
 COMMITTEES-APPOINTIVE. 
 
 Ways and Means — Nelson Cole, John C. Bensiek, 
 Wm. Culliuane. 
 
 Public Improvements — Wm. M. Horton, Chas. 
 James, Wm. T. Anderson. 
 
 Sanitary Affairs — Chas. James, Andrew Hoolan^ 
 John A. Sloan. 
 
 Police — John C. Bensiek, Andrew Hoolan, Chas. 
 E. Wehner. 
 
 Claims— E. F. W. Meier, Chas, James, Wm. T. 
 Anderson. 
 
 Fire Department — Wm. Cullinane, John C. Bensiek, 
 John A. Sloan. 
 
 Railroads— Chas. E. Wehner, E. F. W. Meier, 
 Andrew Hoolan. 
 
 Markets— Chas. James, Andrew Hoolan, Wm. M. 
 Horton. 
 
 Engrossed and Enrolled Bills— Albert Arnstein, 
 Charles James, Nelson Cole. 
 
 Municipal Affairs— M. M. Flesh, Wm. Cullinane, 
 Wm. T. Anderson. 
 
 Legislation — Andrew Hoolan. Chas. James, M. M. 
 Flesh. 
 
 Elections and Registration— Wm. T. Anderson, 
 Wm. M. Horton, E. F. W. .Meier. 
 
 Council — ^Wm. Cullinane, John. C. Bensiek, M. M. 
 Flesh. 
 
 MuLLANPHY Fund — Albert Arnstein, John. A. Sloan, 
 Chas. James. 
 
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 
 
 OFFICERS: 
 
 Thomas J. Ward, Speaker. 
 
 James H. Townsend, Sx^eaker pro tern. 
 
 Thos. E. Barrett, „ Clerk. 
 
 John H. Stussel, __ Assistant Clerk. 
 
 James F. Mooney, Sergeaut-at-Arnis. 
 
 Daniel R. Gibson, Page. 
 
 COMMITTEES— APPOINTIVE. 
 
 Ways and Means— James H. Towasend, Edward P. 
 Grimley, Thomas Cosgrove, James E. Hagerty, Louis 
 Spelbrink. 
 
 Public Improvements — Conrad Huber, Jos, Rauer, 
 Thos. G, Kaye, Wm. H. O'Brien, James A. Dacey, Henry 
 Alt, Julius Lehman n. 
 
 Railroads— Thos. F. Bradshaw, Jas. P. Egan, Jas. 
 H. Cronin, Edward J. McGroarty, Patrick H. Clark. 
 
 Claims — Peter O'Brien, John Courtney, Patrick Mul- 
 larky, Sylvester P. Keyes, Louis Diekman. 
 
 Fire Department — Joseidi Rauer, James A. Dacey, 
 Jas. H. Cronin, Henry O. Siegmuud, Frederick G. Uthoff. 
 
 Police AND Workhouse — Thomas J. Kinnavey, John 
 Courtney, Charles Schoenbeck. 
 
 Sanitary Affairs— James E . Hagerty, Thomas Cos- 
 grove, Edward J. McGroarty, John J. Bogard, Henry Alt. 
 
 Legislation — Edward P. Grimley, James H. Town- 
 send, Peter O'Brien, John J. Bogard, Hy. O. Siegmund. 
 
 Markets — James P. Egan, Conrad Huber, Patrick H. 
 Clark. 
 
 Public Accounts — Patrick Mullarky, Tlios. J. Kinna- 
 vey, Julius Lehmau. 
 
 Election and Registration — Wm. H. O'Brien, Thos. 
 G. Kaye, Louis Spelbrink. 
 
 House of Delegates — Thos. G. Kaye, John Courtney, 
 Sylvester P. Keyes. 
 
 Engrossed and Enrolled Bills — Thomas Cosgrove, 
 Thos. J. Bradshaw, Louis Diekmann. 
 
 69 
 
COMMERCIAL PALACES. 
 
 Merchants' Exchange cost, $3,000,000 
 
 Cup}3les' Building, 7 stories " 1,500,000 
 
 Security Building, 11 stories " 1,000,000 
 
 Equitable Building, 10 stories • " 1,000,000 
 
 Exposition Building " 750,000 
 
 Odd Fellows' Hall, 8 stories " 700,000 
 
 American Cen. Building, 8 stories " 500,000 
 
 Mercantile Library, 6 stories " 400,000 
 
 Laclede Building, 8 stories " 400,000 
 
 Commercial Building, 8 stories " 400,000 
 
 Globe-Democrat Building, 8 stories " 360,000 
 
 Boatmen's Bank Building, 7 stories " 350,000 
 
 Bank of Commerce Building, 8 stories " 300,000 
 
 Turner Building, 8 stories " 3,00000 
 
 Fagii\ Building, 8 stories '' 250,000 
 
 Houser Building, 7 stories " 180.000 
 
 FAIR GROUNDS. 
 
 The annual Fair (Agricultural and Mechanical) has 
 gained a world-wide rei)utation as being the finest Fair 
 Grounds and giving the greatest exhibition of its character 
 on the continent. Over $70,000 in i)remiums distributed. 
 It contains 143 acres; amx)hitheater holds 100,000 people; 
 entrance 25 cents, fair week 50 cents; race track occuj)ies 
 63 acres, one mile track, arranged for hurdle; trotting and 
 running stables for 600 horses. Admittance to Fair 
 Grounds and race track and chair in grand stand, $1,00. 
 Boxes, seating six persons, $10,00. 
 
 THE GREAT BRIDGE 
 
 Cost $10,000,000; five years in building; built by J. B. 
 Eads ; entrance at Third street and Washington avenue. 
 Total length, 6,220 feet ; width, 55 feet ; center span, 55 
 feet above the Avater ; center arch 520 feet ; pipes sunk 90 
 feet to solid rock. Promenade ticket, 5c ; 'bus. 10c ; horse 
 and buggy, 25c carriage, 35c ; each passenger, 5c extra. 
 
 60 
 
COMPARATIVE BUSINESS 
 
 rN LEADING ARTICLES AT ST. LOUIS FOR 1890-91. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 Flour, am'nt manufactured bbls. 
 " " handled 
 
 Wheat, total receipts bushels 
 
 Corn, '* '' 
 
 Oats, *' " '' 
 
 Rye, '' " " 
 
 Barley, " " 
 
 All grain received (includ- 
 flour reduced to wheat) " 
 
 Cotton receipts bales 
 
 Bagging, manufactured yards 
 
 Hay, receipts tons 
 
 Tobacco, receipts hhds 
 
 Lead, receipts in pigs 80 lb., pigs 
 Hog product, total shipments, lbs 
 
 Cattle, receipts head 
 
 Sheep, " " 
 
 Hogs, '' " 
 
 Horses and Mules, receipts. . '* 
 Lumber and Logs, " .. feet 
 Shingles, " . . pes 
 
 Lath, " . . " 
 
 Wool, total receipts lbs 
 
 Hides, " " 
 
 Sugar, received " 
 
 Molasses, shipped galls 
 
 Coffee, received bags 
 
 Rice, receipts pkgs 
 
 Coal, " l3ush 
 
 Nails, '* kegs 
 
 Potatoes, receipts bush 
 
 Salt, *' bbls 
 
 " " sacks 
 
 " " bush, in bulk 
 
 Butter lbs 
 
 Tons of freight of all kinds rec'd 
 and shipped 
 
 1890. 
 
 1,872,005 
 
 4,313,567 
 
 11,730,774 
 
 45,003,681 
 
 12,229,955 
 
 501,054 
 
 2,794,880 
 
 77,795,232 
 
 587,187 
 
 12,000,000 
 
 114,092 
 
 37,558 
 
 1,756,850 
 
 379,346,147 
 
 630,014 
 
 358,496 
 
 1,359,789 
 
 82,071 
 
 681,810,588 
 
 64,173,150 
 
 16,336,650 
 
 20,540,503 
 
 28,245,828 
 
 140,281,225 
 
 2,467,060 
 
 222,765 
 
 115,970 
 
 69,477,225 
 
 471,352 
 
 1,476,913 
 
 326,189 
 
 33,848 
 
 168,030 
 
 13,661,924 
 
 1891. 
 
 1,748,190 
 
 4,932,464 
 
 25,523,183 
 
 21,530,940 
 
 12,432,215 
 
 1,149,490 
 
 2,108.546 
 
 68,835,754 
 
 765,784 
 
 15,000,000 
 
 141,398 
 
 41,042 
 
 1,739,977 
 
 358,595,516 
 
 779,499 
 
 402,989 
 
 1,380,569 
 
 55,975 
 
 865,398,011 
 
 73,980,750 
 
 20,231,050 
 
 21,975,954 
 
 34,744,949 
 
 253,960,132 
 
 2,657,990 
 
 253,154 
 
 87,192 
 
 72,078,225 
 
 440,679 
 
 1,832,137 
 
 381,671 
 
 42,478 
 
 388,440 
 
 13,791,258 
 
 16,505,733 16,420,027 
 
 The progress that our city has made in manufactures 
 is especially worthy of notice, demonstrating that a city 
 can succeed both as a commercial and manufacturing 
 center. 
 
 61 
 
AMOUNT COAL RECEIVED IN ST. LOUIS, 
 
 R. R. ROUTE. . . 
 
 1891. 
 Bushels. 
 
 1890. 
 Bushels. 
 
 Ohio and Mississippi. 
 
 Chicago, Alton & St. Louis 
 
 C. C. C. and St. Louis 
 
 St. Louis and Iron Mountain 
 
 St. Louis, Vandalia add Terre Haute 
 Cairo Short Line 
 
 12,078.475 
 
 901,650 
 
 5,407,200 
 
 83,875 
 
 11,456,950 
 
 12,348,050 
 
 6,344,375 
 
 5,932,675 
 
 7,514,300 
 
 3,618,550 
 
 3.372,800 
 
 1,597,500 
 
 4,150 
 
 18,175 
 
 1,399,500 
 
 10,847,950 
 
 568,475 
 
 3,455,125 
 
 151,150 
 
 12,977,025 
 
 13,824,900 
 
 7,418,225 
 
 4 012 000 
 
 Wabash 
 
 Louisville and Nashville 
 
 l^ouisville, Evansville and St. Louis. 
 Mobile and Ohio 
 
 7,305,800 
 3,787 150 
 
 Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City. . 
 
 Jacksonville Southeastern 
 
 Missouri Pacific 
 
 3,085,875 
 5,050 
 
 St. Louis and San Francisco 
 
 From Ohio River 
 
 2,038,500 
 
 
 . 
 
 72,078,225 
 
 69.477,225 
 
 
 Note.— Receipts of Anthracite Coal, included in |abOve receipts: 
 
 TONS. 
 
 1881 42,000 
 
 1882 60,000 
 
 1883 , 52,000 
 
 1884 62,000 
 
 1885 80,000 
 
 1886 70,000 
 
 1887 65,000 
 
 1888 65,000 
 
 1889 50,000 
 
 1890 75,000 
 
 1891 74,000 
 
 Receipts of Coke: 1879 4,17.3,500 bush, of 40 lbs 
 
 1880 9,547,100 
 
 1881 ...12,860,700 
 
 1882 10,086,600 
 
 1883 6,956,500 
 
 1884 .3,190,150 
 
 1885 3,500,000 
 
 1886 5,4fi3,950 
 
 1887 9,584,350 
 
 1888 6,757,550 "■ " 
 
 1889 :. 8,646,200 
 
 1890 9,919,850 " ♦' 
 
 1891 6,924,250 " " 
 
 Not included in receipts of Coal. 
 
 62 
 
CUSTOM HOUSE TRANSACTIONS, 1891. 
 
 COMMODITIES 
 
 Ale and Beei' 
 
 A nvils 
 
 Artworks 
 
 Books and Printed Matter 
 
 Bricks and Tile 
 
 Barley, bushels, 38,232 
 
 Brushes 
 
 Carpets - 
 
 Cement 
 
 Chemicals and Drugs 
 
 China and Earthenware 
 
 Corks and Manufactures of 
 
 Cutlery 
 
 Diamonds and Precious Stones 
 
 Fancy Goods 
 
 Fish 
 
 Free Goods 
 
 Glassware 
 
 Guns, Fire Arms, etc 
 
 Hops 
 
 Jewelers' Merchandise 
 
 Manufacturers of Cotton... 
 " " Linen.... 
 
 " " Iron 
 
 " " Leather 
 
 " " Metals ... 
 
 " " Paper 
 
 " Silk 
 
 " Wood 
 
 " Wool 
 
 uments 
 
 its 
 
 >l()rs :. 
 
 Musical Insit 
 Nuts and Vv\ 
 Paints and C 
 
 Rice, Granulated 
 
 Seeds, etc 
 
 Steel, Bars 
 
 Steels, Wire 
 
 Tin Plate 
 
 Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes 
 
 Varnishes 
 
 Wines 
 
 Window Glass 
 
 Woolen Dress Goods 
 
 Spirituous Liquors 
 
 Sugar, Maple and other 
 
 f Released free under new law 
 
 Suear i Apr. 1, 1891, on which duty I 
 
 ° ) would have been: pounds, f 
 
 I 14,931,547; $880,411.74. J 
 
 Miscellaneous Merchuudise 
 
 Collections from additional duti 
 storage and oter sources 
 
 Value. 
 
 Duty. 
 
 $ 29,239 00 
 
 $ 11,340 80 
 
 23,874 00 
 
 8,556 84 
 
 5,010 00 
 
 865 10 
 
 4,9(52 80 
 
 1,360 80 
 
 207 00 
 
 120 15 
 
 24,044 00 
 
 11,469 61 
 
 19,800 00 
 
 7,944 00 
 
 3,622 00 
 
 2,340 42 
 
 59,803 00 
 
 12,302 17 
 
 134,701 00 
 
 31,542 99 
 
 167,580 OC 
 
 97,605 95 
 
 54,719 00 
 
 14,231 30 
 
 36,700 00 
 
 30,364 60 
 
 44,9S9 00 
 
 4,498 90 
 
 31,655 00 
 
 13,915 28 
 
 13,833 00 
 
 3,905 41 
 
 334,631 00 
 
 
 73,262 00 
 
 53,771 33 
 
 71,882 00 
 
 28,370 10 
 
 30,447 (K) 
 
 10,331 85 
 
 2S,9S(; 70 
 
 7,437 25 
 
 252,094 00 
 
 143,052 95 
 
 122,0(;9 00 
 
 52,639 01 
 
 17,344 00 
 
 8,359 07 
 
 • 8,871 00 
 
 1,995 31 
 
 213,146 00 
 
 95,843 94 
 
 13,596 00 
 
 3,899 65 
 
 30,922 00 
 
 16,463 96 
 
 17,369 00 
 
 6,524 57 
 
 30,776 00 
 
 24,867 65 
 
 3,873 00 
 
 1,447 95 
 
 7,517 00 
 
 2,028 12 
 
 12,908 00 
 
 3,322 05 
 
 167,468 00 
 
 25,259 96 
 
 12,304 00 
 
 2,577 58 
 
 10,520 00 
 
 3,371 26 
 
 122,64.S 0(3 
 
 57,394 59 
 
 299,17s 0(3 
 
 87,870 00 
 
 105,817 00 
 
 126,378 96 
 
 1,291 00 
 
 451 85 
 
 119,93() 00 
 
 64,679 21 
 
 201,748 00 
 
 54,385 89 
 
 61,264 00 
 
 53,475 43 
 
 51,833 00 
 
 52,674 46 
 
 6,297 00 
 
 887 20 
 
 6(;0,2!)5 00 
 39,822 00 
 
 $3,785,723 50 
 
 $3,785,723 50 
 
 12,831 00 
 
 $1,254,956 47 
 
 6i,354 95 
 
 $1,316,311 42 
 
 This statement includes merchandise constructively re- ware- 
 housed and withdrawn. 
 
 63 
 
DISTANCES FROM ST. LOUIS 
 
 TO POINTS ON THE MISSOURI RIVER 
 
 The distances from St. Louis to jioiuts on the Mis- 
 souri are as follows : 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To mouth Missouri river 20 
 
 Bellefontaine Bend . 5 
 
 Jamestown 2 
 
 Charbonier 8 
 
 St. Charles 10 
 
 HowartlBend 12 
 
 Bonhomme Island . 1 
 
 Howell's Ferry 4 
 
 Dozier 5 
 
 Port Royal 1 
 
 Tavern Roek 1 
 
 Mount Albans 1 
 
 Augusta 6 
 
 Jones Point 2 
 
 South Point 4 
 
 Basoni 1 
 
 Washington 1 
 
 Tuqvie Point 1 
 
 St. John's Landing. . 2 
 
 Newport Landing 2 
 
 Miller's Landing 9 
 
 Hermann 23 
 
 Gasconade 8 
 
 Portland 12 
 
 St. Aubert's 10 
 
 Shipley's 4 
 
 Bonnot's Mills 7 
 
 Osage 2 
 
 Moreau 5 
 
 Jefferson City .. 5 
 
 Claysville 
 
 Marion 
 
 Martin's Landing 7 
 
 Nashville 7 
 
 Mount Yernon 7 
 
 Rocheport 8 
 
 Boonville 12 
 
 La Mine 8 
 
 Arrow Rock 8 
 
 Total, f 
 2o' 
 25 
 27 
 35 
 45 
 
 10 
 
 69 
 70 
 76 
 78 
 82 
 83 
 84 
 85 
 87 
 89 
 98 
 121 
 129 
 141 
 151 
 155 
 162 
 164 
 169 
 174 
 181 
 191 
 198 
 205 
 212 
 220 
 •232 
 240 
 248 
 
 Miles. 
 
 Glasgow 17 
 
 Cambridge 9 
 
 Brunawick 26 
 
 Miami 15 
 
 Waverly _ 31 
 
 Dover Landing 13 
 
 Lexington 12 
 
 Wellington .. 8 
 
 Camden 13 
 
 Napoleon 8 
 
 Richfield 24 
 
 Liberty 15 
 
 Kansas City 21 
 
 Kansas River 2 
 
 Leavenworth 13 
 
 LittlePlatte 1 
 
 Weston 33 
 
 Atchison 15 
 
 DoniiDhan 7 
 
 Maysville 28 
 
 Palermo 24 
 
 St. Joseph 11 
 
 Nodaway 25 
 
 Iowa Point 30 
 
 Brownsville 40 
 
 Nebraska City 30 
 
 Plattsmouth 21 
 
 PlatteRiver 3 
 
 St. Mary's 2 
 
 Council Bluffs 15 
 
 Florence 10 
 
 Fort Calhoun 10 
 
 DeSoto 15 
 
 Tekama 30 
 
 Sioux City 60 
 
 Yellowstone River 1075 
 
 Great Falls 675 
 
 Rocky Mount. Gates 110 
 
 Total. 
 265 
 274 
 300 
 315 
 346 
 359 
 371 
 379 
 389 
 397 
 421 
 436 
 457 
 459 
 472 
 473 
 506 
 521 
 528 
 556 
 580 
 591 
 616 
 646 
 686 
 716 
 737 
 740 
 742 
 
 792 
 822 
 882 
 1957 
 2632 
 2742 
 
 64 
 
DISTANCES FROM ST. LOUIS 
 
 TO POINTS ON THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER, 
 
 The distauces from St. Lou 
 Mississippi are as follows : 
 
 Miles. Total 
 To Mouth of Missouri... 20 20 To 
 
 Alton 5 
 
 Grafton 18 
 
 Cap au Gris 27 
 
 Worthington 10 
 
 Hamburg 10 
 
 Clarksville 15 
 
 Louisiana 12 
 
 Cincinnati, 111 15 
 
 Saverton 8 
 
 Hannibal 7 
 
 Marion 10 
 
 Quincy 
 
 10 
 
 La Grange 
 
 10 
 
 Canton 
 
 8 
 
 Tully 
 
 2 
 
 Warsaw 
 
 ... 20 
 
 Keokuk 
 
 .... 5 
 
 Montrose 
 
 .... 12 
 
 Fort Madison 
 
 12 
 
 Pontoosac 
 
 6 
 
 Dallas 
 
 . . 2 
 
 Burlington 
 
 .... 15 
 
 Oquawka 
 
 .15 
 
 Keithbury 
 
 12 
 
 New Boston 
 
 .... 8 
 
 Port Louisa 
 
 .. . 12 
 
 Muscatine 
 
 18 
 
 Rock Island 
 
 :^o 
 
 Hampton 
 
 .. 12 
 
 Le Clair . 
 
 .. 6 
 
 Camanche 
 
 . ... 18 
 
 Albany 
 
 2 
 
 Fulton 
 
 . . 10 
 
 Sabula 
 
 18 
 
 Savanna 
 
 2 
 
 Galena 
 
 30 
 
 Dubuqvie 
 
 25 
 
 Will's Landing. . 
 
 . . 12 
 
 Waupaton 
 
 8 
 
 25 
 ii 
 70 
 80 
 <J0 
 105 
 11 
 132 
 1-tO 
 147 
 157 
 167 
 177 
 185 
 187 
 207 
 212 
 224 
 236 
 242 
 244 
 259 
 274 
 286 
 294 
 306 
 324 
 354 
 366 
 372 
 390 
 392 
 402 
 420 
 422 
 452 
 477 
 489 
 497 
 
 is to points on the upper 
 
 Miles. Total. 
 
 Buena Vista G 503 
 
 Cassville 4 507 
 
 Guttenberg 10 517 
 
 McGregor 22 539 
 
 Prairie du Chien 3 542 
 
 Red Horse Landing.. 3 545 
 
 Johnson's Landing 1 546 
 
 Columbus 29 579 
 
 Lansing 2 577 
 
 Winnishiek 8 585 
 
 Victory 5 590 
 
 Warner's Landing... 11 601 
 
 Wild Cats' Bluff 12 613 
 
 La Crosse 16 629 
 
 Black River 12 641 
 
 Fortune's Landing... 6 647 
 
 Montoville 4 651 
 
 Winona 7 658 
 
 Wabashaw Prairie... 4 662 
 
 Honie's Landing...... 10 672 
 
 Hall's Landing 10 682 
 
 Wabasha 25 707 
 
 Nelson's Landing 2 709 
 
 Reed's Landing 2 711 
 
 Lake Pepin 1 712 
 
 Well's Landing 14 726 
 
 Bullard's Landing 8 734 
 
 Red Wing 8 742 
 
 Point Prescott 22 764 
 
 Point Douglas 1 765 
 
 Hastings 25 790 
 
 Crow Village 3 793 
 
 St. Paul 5 798 
 
 Falls of St. Anthony 8 806 
 
 Mendota 6 812 
 
 Fort Snelling 1 813 
 
 Itasca 37 850 
 
 Sauk Rapids 49 899 
 
 Fort Ripley 46 945 
 
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RIVER POINTS— CONTINUED. 
 
 UistancL'S from St. Louis to points on the Mississippi to Cairo: 
 
 Miles. Total 
 
 To Cahokia 4 4 
 
 Carondelet 1 5 
 
 Jefferson Barracks. 5 10 
 
 Sneek's Landing 10 20 
 
 Widow Waters' Ldg. 1 21 
 
 Sulphur Springs 2 23 
 
 Rattlesnake Springs 2 25 
 
 Harlow's 5 60 
 
 Platin Rock 2 32 
 
 Selma 3 35 
 
 Rushtower 5 40 
 
 John Brickley's 5 45 
 
 FortChartres 5 50 
 
 Ste. Genevieve 10 60 
 
 St. Mary's 10 70 
 
 Pratt's 2 72 
 
 Kaskaskia 3 75 
 
 Chester 5 80 
 
 Maynard 1 81 
 
 Fort Perry 1 82 
 
 Liberty 8 90 
 
 Underhill's 5 95 
 
 Herring's 1 96 
 
 Baily's 4 100 
 
 Wilkinson 5 105 
 
 kiles. Total. 
 
 Linhoop 1 106 
 
 Wittenburg 14 120 
 
 Sellers 1 121 
 
 Grand Tower i 122 
 
 Birmingham 6 128 
 
 Hines 1 129 
 
 Prestqn's 1 130 
 
 Bennet's 1 131 
 
 Neeley's 1 132 
 
 Vaucil's. 1 133 
 
 Willard's 2 135 
 
 Bainbridge 1 136 
 
 Clear Creek 9 145 
 
 Cape Girardeau 5 150 
 
 Thebes 10 160 
 
 Commerce 3 163 
 
 Thornton's 5 168 
 
 Price's 2 170 
 
 Lane's 3 173 
 
 Hunt's 1 174 
 
 Rodney's 15 189 
 
 Cairo 5 194 
 
 Mouth of Ohio 5 194 
 
 Ohio City 5 194 
 
 I 
 
 The river system of tlie Mississippi valley, of which St. Louis 
 is the centre, the entrepot, way be summarized as follows: 
 
 Miles. 
 
 Mississippi from St. An- 
 thony Falls to Gulf 
 of Mexico 
 
 Red river to head navig. 
 
 Arkansas to Neosho riv. 
 
 White riv. to Batesville 
 
 St. Francis river 
 
 Missouri river _ 
 
 Osage river 300 
 
 Kansas .' 300 
 
 Other tributaries 600 
 
 2,200 
 
 1,100 
 
 600 
 
 400 
 
 100 
 
 2,000 
 
 1,200 
 
 Des Moines 
 
 St. Peter's 
 
 Yazoo 
 
 Ohio 
 
 Its tributaries — Tenn. .600 
 
 Cumberland 300 
 
 Wabash 300 
 
 Greene, Kentucky and 
 
 Muskingum 500 
 
 Alleghaney 400 
 
 The Illinois 
 
 Rock, Galena,Wisconsin 
 and St. Croix rivers 
 
 Miles. 
 
 .300 
 
 300 
 
 100 
 
 1,000 
 
 2,100 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 Making total riv. nav. 12,200 
 
 Distances from St. Louis to trading points on the Illinois 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Havana 12 
 
 Liverpool 10 
 
 Copperas 12 
 
 Lancaster 8 
 
 Kingston 2 
 
 Pekin 10 
 
 WesleyCity 6 
 
 Peoria 3 
 
 Spring Bay 14 
 
 Rome 6 
 
 Chillicothe 2 
 
 Lacon 20 
 
 Peru 30 
 
 La Salle 1 
 
 
 Miles. 
 
 Total 
 
 To Mason's Landing 
 
 .... 42 
 
 42 
 
 Hardin 
 
 .. 25 
 
 67 
 
 Columbiana 
 
 .... 10 
 
 
 Apple Creek 
 
 .. . 4 
 
 HI 
 
 Bridgeport 
 
 .... 2 
 
 83 
 
 Montezuma 
 
 .. 14 
 
 97 
 
 Florence 
 
 6 
 
 103 
 
 Griggsville 
 
 ... 6 
 
 109 
 
 Naples 
 
 .. 4 
 
 113 
 
 Meredosia 
 
 6 
 
 119 
 
 La Grange 
 
 . 10 
 
 129 
 
 Fredericksville 
 
 4 
 
 143 
 
 149 
 
 Browning -. 
 
 6 
 
 Sharp's 
 
 .... 6 
 
 155 
 
 Bath 
 
 ... 12 
 
 167 
 
 Total. 
 179 
 189 
 201 
 209 
 211 
 221 
 227 
 230 
 244 
 250 
 252 
 272 
 302 
 303 
 
 66 
 
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION. 
 
 OPENED SEPT. 3. 1884.. 
 
 No fire in the Imilding. 
 
 Grouud broken August 2, 1883, 
 
 Excavation, 60,000 yards of earth. 
 
 Iron : 600 tons used in its construction. 
 
 Large Music Hall, stage capacity, 1,500. 
 
 Entertainment Hall, seating capacity, 1,250. 
 
 Entertainment Hall, IGO feet long, 64 feet wide. 
 
 One 100 horse power Watertown automatic engine. 
 
 Brick : about nine millions used in its construction. 
 
 Building: length, 438 feet; width, 338 feet; height, 108 
 feet. 
 
 Boiler House across the street, on east side on 13th 
 street. 
 
 Four arc dynamos, capacity, 140 light, 2,000 candle 
 power. 
 
 Large Music Hall, 200 feet long, 120 feet wide; and 80 
 feet high. 
 
 Six incandescent dynamos, capacity, 3,500 lights, 16 
 candle power. 
 
 Eight high sprea<l automatic engines, runging from 25 
 to 150 horse power. 
 
 Three ventilating fans, with a combine<l capacity of 
 450,000 cubic feet of air every minute. 
 
 Annual Exposition held each ,year for forty da^^s, be- 
 ginning on 1st Wednesday in September. 
 
 Floor area of Exposition space, including Art and 
 Photographic galleries, 280, 000 square feet — over five miles. 
 
 One 250 horse jDower Corliss compound condensing 
 engine. This engine will furnish power shafting for 
 driving all kinds of live exhibits. 
 
 Sixteen hundred lineal feet of shafting, capable of 
 transmitting 500 horse power shafting at right angles, con- 
 nected by belt drive instead of toothed gearing. 
 
 67 
 
FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 NO. AND LOCATION OF COMPANIES. 
 
 No. 
 
 1 McNair av. nr. Gravois av. 
 
 2 129 W. Krauss. 
 
 3 3648 S. Broadway. 
 
 4 Wash and 23d. 
 
 5 2400 N. 22d. 
 
 6 216 N. 7th. 
 
 7 1304 2d Cardt. av. 
 
 8 1501 Salisbury. 
 
 9 Mullanphy, sw. eor, 8th. 
 
 10 Walnut and Jefferson av. 
 
 11 2400 Bismarck. 
 
 12 816 N. 7th. 
 
 13 11th, bet. Wash and Carr. 
 
 14 1425 Market. 
 
 15 415 S. Broadway. 
 
 16 1337 S. Broadway. 
 
 17 3220 E as ton av. 
 
 18 816 N. 7th. 
 
 19 1120 St. Louis av. 
 
 20 4551 N. Broadway. 
 
 21 3413 Manchester rd. 
 
 22 116 Plum. 
 
 No. 
 
 23 508 N. 3d. 
 
 24 1214 Spruce. 
 
 25 Mullanphy and 16th. 
 
 26 2100 N. 2d. 
 
 27 4571 Easton av. 
 
 28 3938 Morgan, 
 
 29 1219 Old Manchester rd. 
 
 BABCOCE CHEMICAL ENaiNES. 
 
 1 415 S. Broadway. 
 
 2 125 W. Krauss. 
 
 3 508 N. 3d. 
 
 HOOZ AND LADDER COMPANIES. 
 
 1 McNair av. nr. Gravois av. 
 
 2 2400 N. 22d. 
 
 3 216 N. 7th. 
 
 4 417 S. Broadway. 
 
 5 3415 Manchester rd. 
 
 6 508 N. 3d. 
 
 7 Mullanphy, sw. cor. 8th. 
 
 FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH 
 
 LOCATION OF SIGNAL STATIONS 
 
 No. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 No. 
 
 12 
 
 Biddle and 7th. 
 
 42 
 
 13 
 
 Carr and 6th. 
 
 43 
 
 14 
 
 Lucas av. and 6th. 
 
 44 
 
 15 
 
 Wash and 8th. 
 
 45 
 
 16 
 
 Morgan ^.nd 9th. 
 
 46 
 
 17 
 
 Engine House No. 13, 11th, 
 
 47 
 
 
 bet. Wash and Carr. 
 
 48 
 
 18 
 
 O'Fallon and 9th. 
 
 49 
 
 19 
 
 O'Fallon and 13th. 
 
 51 
 
 21 
 
 Franklin av. and 12th. 
 
 52 
 
 22 
 
 Franklin av. and Levee. 
 
 53 
 
 23 
 
 Lucas av. and 11th 
 
 54 
 
 24 
 
 Franklin av. and 14th. 
 
 55 
 
 25 
 
 Carr and 13th. 
 
 56 
 
 26 
 
 Third and Locust. 
 
 57 
 
 27 
 
 Fourth and Walnut. 
 
 58 
 
 28 
 
 Main and Plum. 
 
 59 
 
 29 
 
 Franklin av. and 6th. 
 
 61 
 
 31 
 
 Washington av. and 3d. 
 
 62 
 
 32 
 
 Main and Washington av. 
 
 63 
 
 33 
 
 Wash and Main 
 
 64 
 
 34 
 
 Locust and Levee. 
 
 65 
 
 35 
 
 Olive and Main. 
 
 66 
 
 36 
 
 Chestnut and Levee. 
 
 67 
 
 37 
 
 Chestnut St. Police Station. 
 
 68 
 
 38 
 
 Market and 3d. 
 
 69 
 
 39 
 
 Market and Broadway. 
 
 71 
 
 41 
 
 Pine and 4th. 
 
 72 
 
 Stations. 
 Locust and Broadway. 
 Olive and 6th. 
 Olive and 8th. 
 Washington av. and 8th. 
 Locust and 9th. 
 Chestnut and 6th. 
 Pine and 10th. 
 Chestnut and 13th. 
 Olive and 12th. 
 Olive and 14th. 
 Market and 15th. 
 Market and 12th. 
 Broadway and Was'). 
 Clark av. and Center. 
 Morgan and 13th. 
 O'Fallon and 16th. 
 Carr and 17th. 
 Chestnut and 11th. 
 Market and 8th. 
 Main and Walnut. 
 Clark av. and Levee. 
 Chestnut and 9th. | 
 O'Fallon and 6th. 
 Olive and 13th, Exposition. 
 Locust ijnd 11th. 
 Lucas av. and 4th, 
 Elm and 3d. 
 Elm and 7th. 
 
 68 
 
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH-Continued. 
 
 No. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 No. 
 
 73 
 
 Clark av. and 10th. 
 
 155 
 
 74 
 
 Spruce and 12th. 
 
 156 
 
 75 
 
 Spruce and 8tli. 
 
 157 
 
 76 
 
 Biddle and 12th. 
 
 158 
 
 77 
 
 Carr and 9th. 
 
 159 
 
 78 
 
 Morgan and 17th. 
 
 161 
 
 79 
 
 N. Market and Coleman. 
 
 162 
 
 81 
 
 Poplar and 14th. 
 
 163 
 
 82 
 
 415 S. Broadway. 
 
 164 
 
 83 
 
 Poplar and 7th. 
 
 165 
 
 84 
 
 Gratiot and 12th. 
 
 166 
 
 85 
 
 Grand Opera House. 
 
 167 
 
 86 
 
 Cupples Building. 
 
 168 
 
 91 
 
 Main and Valentine. 
 
 169 
 
 92 
 
 Spruce and 4th. 
 
 171 
 
 94 
 
 B'way and Montgomery. 
 
 172 
 
 95 
 
 Broadway and Tyler. 
 
 
 96 
 
 Mullanphy and 7th. 
 
 173 
 
 97 
 
 O' Fallon and 11th. 
 
 174 
 
 98 
 
 Howard and 14th. 
 
 175 
 
 99 
 
 St. Louis and HI. Bridge. 
 
 176 
 
 112 
 
 Biddle and Leyee. 
 
 177 
 
 113 
 
 Carr and 2d. 
 
 178 
 
 114 
 
 O'Fallon and Lewis. 
 
 179 
 
 115 
 
 Franklin av. and 2d. 
 
 181 
 
 116 
 
 Franklin av. and 4th. 
 
 1S2 
 
 117 
 
 Broadway and Biddle. 
 
 183 
 
 118 
 
 Broadway and Cass av. 
 
 184 
 
 119 
 
 Cass av. and 8th. 
 
 185 
 
 121 
 
 Chouteau av. and 14th. 
 
 186 
 
 122 
 
 Franklin av. and 10th. 
 
 187 
 
 123 
 
 Pap in and 10th. 
 
 188 
 
 124 
 
 Gratiot and 7th. 
 
 189 
 
 125 
 
 Plum and 4th. 
 
 191 
 
 126 
 
 Chouteau av. and B'way. 
 
 192 
 
 127 
 
 Lombard and 2d. 
 
 193 
 
 128 
 
 Hickory and Broadway. 
 
 
 129 
 
 Lefflngwell av.and Dickson 
 
 194 
 
 131 
 
 Convent and 2d. 
 
 195 
 
 132 
 
 Park av. and Broadway. 
 
 195 
 
 133 
 
 Spruce and 3d. 
 Hickory and 8th. 
 
 196 
 
 134 
 
 197 
 
 135 
 
 Gratiot and 18th. 
 
 198 
 
 136 
 
 Hickory and r2th. 
 
 199 
 
 137 
 
 Cass av. and 20th. 
 
 212 
 
 138 
 
 Cass av. and Hogan. 
 
 213 
 
 139 
 
 Monroe and 18th. 
 
 214 
 
 141 
 
 Park av. and 8th. 
 
 215 
 
 142 
 
 Park av. and Menard 
 
 216 
 
 143 
 
 Marion and 8th. 
 
 217 
 
 144 
 
 Walnut and 6th. 
 
 218 
 
 145 
 
 Marion and 3d. 
 
 219 
 
 146 
 
 Rutger and 2d. 
 
 
 147 
 
 Russell av. and 3d. 
 
 221 
 
 148 
 
 Miller and Main. 
 
 223 
 
 149 
 
 B'way and Shenandoah. 
 
 224 
 
 151 
 
 Lafayette av. and B'way. 
 
 225 
 
 152 
 
 Soulard and 9th. 
 
 226 
 
 153 
 
 Soulard and 11th. 
 
 227 
 
 154 
 
 Walnut and 7th, Standard 
 
 228 
 
 
 Theatre. 
 
 229 
 
 Stations. 
 Walnut and 9th. 
 Morgan and Main. 
 Geyer av. and 9th. 
 Lynch and 11th. 
 Morgan and Broadway. 
 Ann av. and 10th. 
 Ann av. and 7th. 
 Lesperance and DeKalb. 
 Vine and 2d. 
 Sidney and 10th. 
 Carroll and I. M. R. R. 
 Soulard and 2d. 
 Rutger and I. M. R. R. 
 Cedar and 2d. 
 Lami and 2d. 
 
 Barton and Bismarck, En- 
 gine House. 
 Anna and I. M. R. R. 
 Barton and 10th. 
 Florida and Lewis. 
 Main and Dickson. 
 Victor and I. M. R. R 
 Chouteau av. and 9th. 
 Park av. and Main. 
 Sidney and 2d. 
 Webster and Sheridan avs. 
 Walnut and 17th. 
 Market and 16th. 
 Market and 21st. 
 Pine and 23d. 
 
 Randolph and Jefferson av. 
 Pine and Theresa av. 
 Montrose and Clark avs. 
 Main and Valentine. 
 Olive and Leffingwell av. 
 Franklin and Leffingwell 
 avs. 
 
 Morgan and 22d. 
 St. Charles and 12th. 
 St. Charles and 13th. 
 Washington av. and 14th. 
 St. Charles and 16th. 
 Olive and 20th. 
 Poplar and Uth. 
 Lynch and 7th. 
 Broadway and Pestalozzi. 
 Broadway and Wyoming. 
 Main and Arsenal. 
 Cass av. and 24th. 
 Scott and Garrison avs. 
 Inside the Arsenal. 
 Engine House, Broadway 
 and Capitol av. 
 Morgan and 7th. 
 Washington av. and 10th. 
 Lucas av. and 2d. 
 Washington av. and IS'way 
 Gratiot and 9th. 
 LaSalle and 7th. 
 Main and Chouteau av. 
 Carroll and 7th. 
 
 69 
 
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH-Continued, 
 
 No. 
 231 
 282 
 28H 
 
 284 
 285 
 28() 
 287 
 28H 
 289 
 241 
 242 
 248 
 244 
 245 
 246 
 247 
 248 
 249 
 251 
 252 
 258 
 254 
 255 
 256 
 257 
 258 
 259 
 261 
 262 
 268 
 264 
 265 
 266 
 267 
 268 
 269 
 271 
 272 
 278 
 274 
 275 
 277 
 278 
 279 
 281 
 282 
 
 283 
 284 
 285 
 286 
 287 
 288 
 289 
 291 
 292 
 298 
 294 
 295 
 296 
 
 Stations. ' 
 
 No. 
 
 Franklin and Channingavs 
 
 297 
 
 Sfliool andl^eonard av. 
 
 
 Joffursou and Wasliington 
 
 312 
 
 avs. 
 
 818 
 
 Clark av. and 20th. 
 
 314 
 
 Market and 19th. 
 
 315 
 
 Cerre and 6th. 
 
 316 
 
 Clark av. and 4th. 
 
 817 
 
 Papin and 15th. 
 
 318 
 
 Grattan and LaSalle. 
 
 319 
 
 Clark av. and 16th. 
 
 821 
 
 Pine and 17th. 
 
 
 Washington av. and 17th. 
 
 322 
 
 Cass av. and 2d. 
 
 828 
 
 Cass av. and 15th. 
 
 
 Washington av. and 22d. 
 
 824 
 
 Loenst and 21st. 
 
 825 
 
 Gratiot and 18th. 
 
 
 Locust and 19th. 
 
 326 
 
 Biddle and 15th. 
 
 327 
 
 Franklin av. and 16th. 
 
 328 
 
 Morgan and 19th. 
 
 329 
 
 Wash and 19th. 
 
 881 
 
 Kosciusko and Barton. 
 
 882 
 
 Kosciusko and Victor. 
 
 834 
 
 Zepp and 1st. 
 
 385 
 
 Zepp and Broadway. 
 
 886 
 
 Dorcas and 2d. 
 
 837 
 
 Biddle and 18th. 
 
 888 
 
 O'Fallon and 21.st. 
 
 339 
 
 Anna and Broadway. 
 
 841 
 
 Barton and DoKalb. 
 
 342 
 
 Trudeau and DeKalb. 
 
 
 Pestalozzi and 8th. 
 
 343 
 
 Broadway and Allen av. 
 
 344 
 
 Lynch and8rd. 
 
 845 
 
 Sydney and 7th. 
 
 346 
 
 Eng . House, Wash and 22d, 
 
 
 Louisa and DeKalb. 
 
 347 
 
 Dorcas and Main. 
 
 348 
 
 Cass av. and Main. 
 
 349 
 
 Benton and 15th. 
 
 
 U. S. Marine Hospital. 
 
 351 
 
 Theresa av. andPacitlc Ry. 
 
 352 
 
 3413 Manchester rd. 
 
 353 
 
 Jefferson a v. and Madison 
 
 354 
 
 Lefflngwell av. and Madi 
 
 855 
 
 son. 
 
 856 
 
 Webster av. and Madison. 
 
 357 
 
 Broadway and Clinton. 
 
 358 
 
 Brooklyn and Main. 
 
 359 
 
 Main and North Market 
 
 861 
 
 North Market and 19th. 
 
 362 
 
 North Market and 25th. 
 
 
 Mullanphy and 2:id. 
 
 363 
 
 Mullanphy and Blair av. 
 
 364 
 
 Biddle and 20th. 
 
 367 
 
 Dickson and 28rd. 
 
 368 
 
 Howard and 23d. 
 
 369 
 
 Howard and 9th. 
 
 .371 
 
 Madison and Helen. 
 
 372 
 
 Stations. 
 Seventh, bet. O'Fallon and 
 Cass av. 
 Carr and24th= 
 Jefferson av. and Morgan 
 Jefferson av. and Olive. 
 Clark av. and 22 d. 
 Clark and Lefflngwell avs. 
 Jefferson av. and Walnut. 
 Jefferson av. and O'Fallon. 
 Cass and Elliot avs. 
 Manchester rd. and Lefliug- 
 well av. 
 
 Laclede and Channing avs. 
 Lefflngwell and Washing- 
 ton avs. 
 
 Garrison and Easton avs. 
 Easton and Leonard avs., 
 Engine House. 
 Ewing av. and Morgan. 
 Olive and Garrison av. 
 Lucas and Coinpton avs. 
 Chestnut and 20th. 
 St. Charles and 6th. 
 O'Fallon and 2d. 
 Chestnut and Beaumont. 
 Main and Tyler. 
 Pine and 21st. 
 Gratiot and 19th. 
 Gratiot and 21st. 
 Poplar and 16th. 
 Mullanphy and Main. 
 Engine House, Broadway 
 and Mound. 
 Mullanphy and lOth. 
 Olympic Theatre. 
 Cass av. and 13th. 
 Glasgow av. and Montgom- 
 ery. 
 
 Laclede and Garrison avs. 
 Scott and Ewing avs. 
 Olive, bet. Channing and 
 Leonard avs. 
 Chambers and 15th. 
 Madison and 14th. 
 Brooklyn and 12th. 
 Mound and 10th. 
 Ann av. and 18th. 
 llussell av. and 9th. 
 , Lami and 12th. 
 Scott av. and 23d. 
 Randolph and 21st. 
 Chambers and 10th. 
 Broadway and North Mar- 
 ket. 
 
 Benton and 11th. 
 Main and Clinton. 
 Clinton and 11th. 
 Montgomery and 19th. 
 Jefferson av. and Benton. 
 North Market and 14th. 
 Warren and Blair av. 
 
 70 
 
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH-Continued. 
 
 llTo. Stations. 
 
 374 Montgomery and 22d. 
 
 377 Wiirren and 13th. 
 
 378 Montgomery and Elliot av. 
 
 379 Washington and Ware avs. 
 
 381 Park av. and 13th. 
 
 382 Park av. and Dillon. 
 
 383 Sovilard and Linn. 
 
 384 Menard and Uarroll. 
 
 385 Emmet and 12th. 
 
 386 Emmet and 10th. 
 
 387 Calhoun and Linn, 
 
 388 Geyer av. and l2th. 
 
 389 Menard and Allen av. 
 
 391 Garrison and Lucas avs. 
 
 392 Chestnut a d Compton a v. 
 
 393 Manchester rd. and Comp- 
 ton av. 
 
 394 Broadway and Dickson. 
 
 395 Washington av. and 19th. 
 
 396 Montgomery and Coleman. 
 
 397 Glasgow av. and Thomas. 
 
 398 Glasgow and Cass avs. 
 
 412 Broadway and Bo wen. 
 
 413 Broadway and Robert. 
 
 414 Broadway and Steins. 
 4io Courtois and Virginia av. 
 
 416 Marceau and Reilly av. 
 
 417 Dover and Michigan av 
 
 418 Kansas and Michigan av. 
 
 419 Robert and Virginia av. 
 
 421 Davis and Minnesota av. 
 
 422 So. Joseph's Convent. 
 
 423 Broadway and Haven. 
 
 424 Loughborough and Virgin- 
 ia a v. 
 
 425 Vulcan Iron Works. 
 
 26 Broadway and Osceola. 
 
 427 City Wor . House. 
 
 428 Meramec and Virginia a vs. 
 
 429 Vulcan and Courtois. 
 
 431 Broadway and Catalan, 
 
 432 Broadway and Quincy. 
 
 433 Marceau and Van Buren. 
 
 434 King's Highway and Grav- 
 ois av. 
 
 435 Espenschled and I. M. R. R. 
 
 436 Tesson and 8th. 
 
 437 Osage and Jefferson av. 
 
 438 House of Refuge (Girls' De- 
 partment.) 
 
 439 House of Refuge (Boys' De 
 partment.) 
 
 441 Haven and 7th. 
 
 442 Koeln and 6th, 
 
 443 Bowen and 7th. 
 
 445 Bates and Pennsylvania av. 
 
 446 Blow and Minnesota av. 
 
 447 Steins and Michigan av. 
 
 448 Broadway and Primm. 
 
 451 Neosho and I. M. R. R. 
 
 452 Itaska and Broadway. 
 
 No. Stations. 
 
 453 Osage and Broadway. 
 512 Cook av. and Whittier. 
 •513 Clay av. and Green Lea pi. 
 
 514 Easton and Belleglade avs.- 
 
 515 Garfield and Vandeventer 
 avs. 
 
 516 Florissant and John avs. 
 519 Lindell av. and Sarah. 
 
 521 Prairie and Easton avs. 
 
 522 Finney and Vandeventer 
 avs. 
 
 523 Garfield av. and Sarah. 
 
 524 Montgomery and Spring av 
 
 525 Grand and Sullivan avs. 
 
 526 Delmar av. and Whittier. 
 
 527 Page and Taylor avs. 
 
 528 Chestnut and Grand av. 
 
 529 Cabanne and Wash.ngton 
 avs 
 
 531 Morgan and Grand av. 
 
 532 Cass and Grand avs. 
 
 533 St. Louis and Grand avs. 
 
 534 Nat. Bridge, rd. and Grand 
 av. 
 
 536 Kossuth av. nr. Grand av. 
 53 » College av. and 20th. 
 
 541 Pine and Cabanne. 
 
 542 Westminster pi. and Cab- 
 anne. 
 
 543 Delmar and Vandeventer 
 avs. 
 
 544 Washington av. and Sarah. 
 5 5 Westminster pi. and Sarah. 
 546 Finney and Grand avs 
 
 47 Taylor and Easton avs. 
 548 North MarJiet and New- 
 
 stead av. 
 519 North Market and Whittier. 
 
 551 North Market and Prairie 
 av. 
 
 552 Grand av. and Olive. 
 
 553 Fairfax av. and Sarah. 
 
 554 Cook and Pendleton avs. 
 
 556 Grand av. and 20th. 
 
 557 Inside the Fair Ground. 
 
 558 Penrose and Prairie av. 
 
 559 Florissant and Morin avs. 
 561 Lee and VVai lie avs. 
 
 563 St. Ferdinand and Taylor 
 avs. 
 
 564 Emily and Prairie av. 
 
 565 Marcus av. and Nat. Edge. 
 . rd. 
 
 566 Nat. Bdge. rd. and Sophie. 
 
 567 Nat. Bdge. rd. and King's 
 Highway. 
 
 568 Easton av.and King^s High- 
 way. 
 
 569 Nat. Bdge. rd. and New- 
 > te id av. 
 
 571 Cabanne pi. and Belt av. 
 
 71 
 
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH-CoNTrwuED. 
 
 572 
 578 
 574 
 575 
 576 
 577 
 578 
 
 579 
 5S1 
 
 582 
 583 
 584 
 585 
 586 
 587 
 588 
 589 
 591 
 592 
 
 593 
 594 
 595 
 596 
 597 
 
 612 
 613 
 614 
 615 
 616 
 617 
 618 
 619 
 621 
 622 
 623 
 624 
 625 
 626 
 627 
 628 
 629 
 631 
 632 
 633 
 634 
 635 
 636 
 637 
 638 
 639 
 641 
 
 642 
 643 
 644 
 
 Stations. 
 Taylor and Delmar avs. 
 Bell and Pendleton avs. 
 Lindell and Taylor avs. 
 Page and Spring avs. 
 Easton and H;imilton avs. 
 Maple and Hamilton avs. 
 Delmar av. & King's High- 
 way. 
 
 Bayard and Page avs. 
 Taylor and Cote Brilliante 
 avs. 
 
 Taylor and Maffit avs. 
 North Market and Goode av 
 Evans and Prairie avs. 
 Goode and Kenn erly avs. 
 Kennerly andCora avs.. 
 Euclid and Kennerly avs. 
 Ashland and Fair avs. 
 Ashland and Taylor avs. 
 Easton and Pendleton avs. 
 Marcus and Cote Brilliante 
 avs. 
 
 Goodfellow and Gates avs. 
 Page and Union avs. 
 Ridge and Florence avs. 
 Bayard av. and St. L. S. Ry. 
 Euclid and Cote Brilliante 
 avs. 
 
 Cliristian Brothers College. 
 Chouteau ai.d Theresa avs. 
 Hickory and McKenzie avs. 
 Caroline and Cardinal av. 
 Park and Ewing avs. 
 Chouteau and Ewing avs. 
 Rutger and Ohio av. 
 Chouteau and Ohio avs. 
 Jefferson and Lafayette avs 
 Compton and Russell avs. 
 Coiupton and Lafayette avs 
 Oregon and Lafayette avs. 
 California and Russell avs. 
 Geyer and Ohio avs. 
 Jefferson and Russell avs. 
 Jefferson and Gravois avs. 
 Gravols and California avs. 
 Arsenal and Gravois av. 
 Arsenal and Jefferson av. 
 California av. and Juniata. 
 Cherokee and Iowa av. 
 Cherokee and Jefferson av. 
 Chippewa and Jefferson a v. 
 Chippewa and Oregon av. 
 California av. and Miami. 
 Gravois av. and Wyoming. 
 .Gravois av. and Cherokee. 
 Lafayette and Mississippi 
 avs.' 
 
 Park and Armstrong avs. 
 Chouteau and Missouri avs. 
 Chouteau and Mississippi 
 
 No. Stations. 
 
 645 Rutger and 2d Cardt. av. 
 
 646 Lafayette and 2d Cardt. avs. 
 
 647 Geyer and 2d Cardt. avs. 
 
 648 Geyer and McNair avs. 
 
 649 Shenandoah and Missouri 
 av. 
 
 651 Cherokee and 2d Cardt. av. 
 
 652 Arsenal and 2d Cardt. av. 
 
 653 Buena Vista and Shenan- 
 doah. 
 
 654 McNair av. nr. Gravois av. 
 
 655 Pestalozzi and Salena. 
 
 656 Sidney and Cambria. 
 
 657 Barton and 2d Cardt. av. 
 
 658 Crittenden and McNair av. 
 
 659 Lynch and McN air av. 
 
 661 Utah and Wisconsin av. 
 
 662 Penn and Liberty. 
 
 663 Lynch and 2d Cardt. av. 
 
 664 Indiana av. and Pestalozzi. 
 
 665 Shenandoah and Ohio av. 
 
 667 Michigan av. and Rappa- 
 hannock. 
 
 668 Wyoming and Ohio av. 
 
 669 Shenandoali andOr gan av 
 
 671 Jefferson av. and Miami. 
 
 672 Osage and Iowa av. 
 
 673 Chippewa and Pennsylvan- 
 ia av. 
 
 674 California av. and Henrietta 
 
 675 Ohio and St. Vincent avs. 
 
 676 Todd av. and Henrietta. 
 
 677 Compton and Park avs. 
 
 678 Joab and Hickory. 
 
 679 Cardinal and Chouteau avs 
 
 681 Geyer and Minnesota avs, 
 
 682 Gasconade and Nebras" aav 
 
 683 Park and Jefferson avs. 
 
 684 Chippewa and Compton av. 
 
 712 Manchester rd. and Clayton 
 av. 
 
 713 Manchester rd. and Chou- 
 teau av. 
 
 714 Old Manchester rd. and 
 Tower Grove sta. 
 
 715 Mount Vernon and Norfo'.k 
 avs. 
 
 716 Clayton and Boyle avs. 
 
 717 Manchester rd. and Mack- 
 lind av. 
 
 •718 Manchester rd.and Sublette 
 
 av. 
 719 Manchester rd.and Sulphur 
 
 av. 
 
 721 Manchester rd. and Caban- 
 ne av 
 
 722 Grand and Lafayette avs. 
 
 723 Shaw and Grace avs. 
 
 724 Grand av. and Rappahan- 
 nock. 
 
 725 Grand and Gravois avs. 
 
 1 
 
 72 
 
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH-Continued. 
 
 No. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 No. 
 
 Stations. 
 
 726 
 
 Morgan Ford rd., Russell- 
 
 832 
 
 St. Louis av. and 23d. 
 
 
 ville. 
 
 833 
 
 Hebert and 22d. 
 
 727 
 
 King's Highway and Reber 
 
 834 
 
 Sullivan av. and 19th 
 
 
 Insane Asylum. 
 
 835 
 
 Wright and 19th. 
 
 728 
 
 836 
 
 Wri-ht and 13th 
 
 729 
 
 Female Hospital. 
 
 837 
 
 Dodier and 25th, 
 
 731 
 
 Laciede and Vandevcnter 
 
 838 
 
 St. Louis av. and Parnell. 
 
 
 avs. 
 
 839 
 
 Jefferson av. and Wright. 
 
 732 
 
 New Manchester rd. and 
 
 841 
 
 Mallinckrodt and 11th. 
 
 
 Tower Grove av. 
 
 842 
 
 Broadway and Buchanan. 
 
 733 
 
 New Manchester rd. and 
 
 843 
 
 Destrehan and 2d. 
 
 
 King's Highway. 
 
 844 
 
 Mallinckrodt and 2d. 
 
 734 
 
 Grand av. and Shenandoah 
 
 845 
 
 Broadway and Salisbury. 
 
 735 
 
 Clayton rd, and Newstead 
 
 846 
 
 Salisbury and Hall. 
 
 
 av. 
 
 847 
 
 Bremen av. and 2d. 
 
 736 
 
 Clayton rd. and Briggs av. 
 
 848 
 
 Un on Stock Yards, Bre- 
 
 737 
 
 Duncan and fcjarah. 
 
 
 men av. 
 
 738 
 
 West End of Reber pi 
 
 849 
 
 Laclede Rolling Mills, Far 
 
 73^ 
 
 Poor House. 
 
 
 ry St. 
 
 741 
 
 Morgan Ford rd. and Mera- 
 
 851 
 
 Salisbury and Florissant av 
 
 
 mec. 
 
 852 
 
 Sa isbury and Biair av. 
 
 742 
 
 King's Highway and Old 
 
 853 
 
 Bremen and Blair avs. 
 
 
 Manchester rd. 
 
 854 
 
 Destrehan and 19th. 
 
 743 
 
 Morgan Ford rd. and Grav- 
 
 855 
 
 Angelrodt and Blair av. 
 
 
 ois av. 
 
 856 
 
 Branch and 20th. 
 
 751 
 
 Clayton rd. and Sarah. 
 
 857 
 
 Bremen av. and 23d. 
 
 752 
 
 New Manchester rd. and 
 
 858 
 
 Glasgow av. and 25th. 
 
 
 Prather av. 
 
 859 
 
 Nat. Hdge rd. and Thomp- 
 
 812 
 
 St. Louis av. and Hall. 
 
 
 son av. 
 
 813 
 
 Wright and 2d. 
 
 861 
 
 Palm and 25th. 
 
 814 
 
 St. Louis av. and 10th. 
 
 862 
 
 Salisbury and Palm. 
 
 815 
 
 Hebert and 11th. 
 
 863 
 
 New house av. and 20th. 
 
 816 
 
 Branch and 9th (CarWorks) 
 
 864 
 
 Newhouse av. and Broad- 
 
 817 
 
 Branch and Broadway. 
 
 
 way. 
 
 818 
 
 Dock and Commercial. 
 
 865 
 
 Ferry and 20th. 
 
 819 
 
 Dock and 9th. 
 
 866 
 
 Broadway and Grand av. 
 
 821 
 
 Buchanan and 11th. 
 
 867 
 
 Broadway and Prairie av. 
 
 822 
 
 Angelica and 9th. 
 
 868 
 
 Broadwav and Withers. 
 
 823 
 
 Broadway and Cornelia. 
 
 869 
 
 2d and Talcot. 
 
 824 
 
 Angelica and Main. 
 Main and Douglas. 
 
 871 
 
 Adelaide and 2d. 
 
 825 
 
 872 
 
 Broadway and Carrie av. 
 
 S26 
 
 Douglas and 2d. 
 
 873 
 
 Broadway and Bittner, Ba- 
 
 827 
 
 Blair av. and Bissell. 
 
 
 den. 
 
 828 
 
 Penrose and 14th. 
 
 F74 
 
 Grand and McKissock avs. 
 
 829 
 
 Bremen av. and 11th. 
 
 875 
 
 Blair av. and Pabn. 
 
 831 
 
 Sullivan av. and 23d. 
 
 876 
 
 Jefferson av. and Hebert. 
 
 73 
 
FIRE RECORD FOR 1891 
 
 MONTHS. 
 
 Insurance. 
 
 Loss to Ins. 
 Companies. 
 
 January 
 
 February 
 
 March ;.;.;.;;;;;::;:; 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 June 
 
 July ■■.v;z:.;:;;;:;.:;;:': 
 
 August : 
 
 September 
 
 $ 726,453 00 
 630,269 45 
 416,148 76 
 
 1,319,705 00 
 876,845 00 
 685,795 22 
 557,733 68 
 541,025 00 
 
 1,009,297 99 
 318,150 00 
 
 2,020,178 76 
 458,580 00 
 
 $ 58,596 47 
 
 268,563 20 
 
 67,789 23 
 
 81,231 75 
 
 20,953 30 
 
 274,382 10 
 
 71,948 89 
 
 145,337 81 
 
 576,204 63 
 
 October 
 
 29,043 86 
 
 November 
 
 December 
 
 998,444 32 
 200,444 20 
 
 
 
 Totals 
 
 $9,659,181 86 
 
 $2,792,939 76 
 
 NUMBER OF ALARMS. 
 
 Box Alarms 1051 
 
 Still Alarms 320 
 
 False Alarms 85 
 
 Second Alarms 20 
 
 Third Alarms 9 
 
 Fourth Alarms 2 
 
 No Alarms . 192 
 
 Total Alarms 1679 
 
 INSCRANCK LOSSES AND PERCENTAGES ON BUILDINGS AND 
 CONTENTS DURING TWENTY TEARS. 
 
 Year. 
 
 1872 
 1873 
 1874 
 1875 
 1876 
 1877 
 1878 
 1879 
 1880 
 1881 
 1882. 
 1883 
 1884 
 1885 
 1886 
 1887. 
 1888 
 1889 
 1890 
 1891 
 
 No. fires 
 
 and 
 Alarms 
 
 234 
 20f) 
 222 
 246 
 301 
 297 
 293 
 407 
 461 
 491 
 582 
 671 
 737 
 727 
 827 
 953 
 802 
 977 
 1021 
 1572 
 
 Amount of 
 Insurance. 
 
 $2,442,945 00 
 1,693,834 00 
 2,214,133 00 
 1,871,248 00 
 2,161,890 00 
 3,859,706 42 
 2,057,346 00 
 2,918,863 00 
 3,398,819 08 
 8,651,654 80 
 5,429,954 36 
 3,724,893 37 
 4,850,511 52 
 3,949,542 19 
 4,294,175 00 
 6,774,717 93 
 4,134,079 49 
 6,388,535 00 
 6,671,510 03 
 9,659,181 86 
 
 Amount of 
 Losses to In- 
 surance Co.'s, 
 
 $ 944,231 00 
 
 633,317 00 
 
 503,937 00 
 
 358,520 00 
 
 401,147 00 
 
 1,999,800 18 
 
 372,186 67 
 
 1,056,634 83 
 
 1,111,725 34 
 
 1,473,132 94 
 
 1,282,421 65 
 
 1,067,135 03 
 
 1,281,860 60 
 
 475,194 59 
 
 1,325,483 30 
 
 1,990.629 83 
 
 752,887 12 
 
 1.549,101 59 
 
 1,067. 130 SO 
 
 2,792,!>39 76 
 
 Per 
 
 centage. 
 
 38 57 
 
 37 37 
 
 27 75 
 
 19 15 
 
 18 55 
 
 31 08 
 
 18 09 
 
 36 20 
 
 32 70 
 
 40 .35 
 
 21 22 
 
 28 65 
 
 26 42 
 
 12 03 
 
 30 86 
 
 34 03 
 
 18 21 
 
 22 51 
 
 15 9!t 
 
 28 91 
 
 74 
 
AMOUNT OF FLOUR MANUFACTURED 
 
 IN VARIOUS CITIES. 
 
 1891, 
 Bbls. 
 
 Minneapolis 7,877,947 
 
 St. Louis 1,748,190 
 
 Baltimore 458,044 
 
 St. Paul 12,001 
 
 Philadelphia 240,000 
 
 Milwaukee 1.827,284 
 
 Buffalo ..... 700,000 
 
 Toledo 270,000 
 
 Detroit 380,000 
 
 Chicago 578,180 
 
 Duluth 684,000 
 
 Kansas City 250,000 
 
 Peoria 124,248 
 
 Cincinnati 227,963 
 
 Cleveland 518,000 
 
 San Francisco 300,000 
 
 1890. 
 
 1889. 
 
 BblH. 
 
 Bbls. 
 
 6,988,830 
 
 6,088,865 
 
 1,872,005 
 
 2,066,442 
 
 526,191 
 
 573,717 
 
 i, '397, 039 
 
 1,265,833 
 
 
 1,500,000 
 
 
 250,000 
 
 211,500 
 
 166,000 
 
 430,609 
 
 431,000 
 
 
 84,446 
 
 474,480 
 
 209.000 
 
 111,000 
 
 116,412 
 
 226,212 
 
 
 382,000 
 
 
 FLOUR INSPECTION. 
 
 Report of Flour Inspected by the Exchange Board of 
 Flour Inspectors. 
 
 1891. 
 Bbls. 
 
 January 32,775 
 
 FebruaVy 38,825 
 
 March 49,671 
 
 April 36,107 
 
 May 31,645 
 
 June 36,426 
 
 July 44,003 
 
 Aiigust 43,216 
 
 September 40,317 
 
 October 43,357 
 
 November 39,510 
 
 December .4 2.978 
 
 Total barrels.. 478, 830 
 
 594 1)arrels Patent. 
 80.545 " Extra Fancy 
 2,552 " . Fancy. 
 
 1891. 
 
 1891. 
 
 Bbls. 
 
 Bbls. 
 
 41,048 
 
 45,938 
 
 71,013 
 
 68,747 
 
 60,779 
 
 63,184 
 
 66,056 
 
 50,384 
 
 60,624 
 
 43,559 
 
 50,055 
 
 49,403 
 
 69,974 
 
 50,357 
 
 73,632 
 
 77,058 
 
 55,277 
 
 82,096 
 
 45,787 
 
 70,696 
 
 33,507 
 
 50,073 
 
 29,972 
 
 49,737 
 
 657,697 
 
 701,232 
 
 UKING 1891. 
 
 
 3,279 barrels 
 
 Choice. 
 
 1,436 
 
 Family. 
 
 487 
 
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STATISTICS OF MANUFACTORIES. 
 
 ELEVENTH CENSUS— 1890. 
 
 Number of establislmieuts 5,403 
 
 VALUE OF PLANT— 
 
 Land $13,088,076 
 
 Buildings 16,193,068 
 
 Machinery, tools, etc 17,538,554 
 
 Total $45,739,698 
 
 LIVE ASSETS— 
 
 Raw materials $15,705,113 
 
 Stock in process and finished products. . 31,543,430 
 
 Cash bills, accounts receivable, etc 37,782,587 
 
 Total $75,030,119 
 
 Total capital in direct investment $130,759,817 
 
 Value of property hired 36,194,170 
 
 Total aggregate capital $146,953,987 
 
 MLSCELLANEOUS EXPENSE ITEMS— 
 
 Kent $ 3.130,316 
 
 Power and heat 70,165 
 
 Taxes 7,434,785 
 
 Insurance 797,664 
 
 Ordinary repairs, buildings and mach. . 1,193,767 
 
 Interest on cash used in business 703,693 
 
 Sundries not elsewhere reported 4,433,300 
 
 Total $16,751,589 
 
 Depreciation of bldgs & mach since June 1 , 1880, 875,918 
 Summary of Labor and Wages of all Classes, including liecework. 
 
 HANDS EMPLOYED— 
 
 Males above 10 years 70,081 
 
 Females above 15 years 13,535 
 
 Children 3,336 
 
 Aggregate number of hands employed. . 85,943 
 
 WAGES PAID— 
 
 Males above 16 years $44,543,577 
 
 Females above 15 years 3,631,145 
 
 Children 391,009 
 
 Aggregate wages paid $48,555,731 
 
 MATERIALS USED— 
 
 Cost of principal materials $99,933,958 
 
 Cost of fuel 1,538,309 
 
 Cost of mill supplies 1,513,418 
 
 Cost of other materials 11,154,116 
 
 Total cost of all materials $114,138,701 
 
 GOODS MANUFACTURED— 
 
 Value of principal products $199,966,989 
 
 Val. all other products, repairs, etc. . . . 13,233,379 
 Total value of all products $313,199,368 
 
 77 
 
VALUE OF GOODS MANUFACTURED 
 
 IN ST. LOUIS IN 1890. 
 
 The following table presents the amount of capital 
 directly invested and the value of goods manufactured 
 during the census year 1890, in twenty of the i^rincipal 
 manufacturing industries in the city of St. Louis : 
 
 ITEMS. 
 
 Total 
 
 Boots and Shoes (Factory product) 
 
 Brick and Tile 
 
 Carriages and Wagons 
 
 Coffee and Spices(roast'g & grind'g) 
 
 Cooperage 
 
 Drugs and Chemicals 
 
 Flouring and Grist Mill products- 
 Foundry & Machine shop products. 
 
 Furniture 
 
 jron and Steel 
 
 Liquors (Malt) 
 
 Lumber, sawed and planed, includ- 
 ing packing boxes, and sash, 
 doors and blinds 
 
 Oil (Linseed) 
 
 Paints 
 
 Patent Medicines 
 
 Plumbers' Materials 
 
 Printing and Publishing, and the 
 Periodical Press 
 
 Saddlery and Harness 
 
 Slaughtering and Meat Packing 
 (wholesale) 
 
 Tobacco (Chew., Smok. and Snuff 
 
 Capital. 
 
 $73,003,533 
 
 $114,303,676 
 
 Value of 
 Product. 
 
 ; 3,333,527 
 2,531,128 
 
 2,651,880 
 816,588 
 1,042,643 
 1,5^7,044 
 4,320,955 
 
 12,132,803 
 1,878,289 
 1,724,000 
 
 15,898,817 
 
 3,376,391 
 1,018,562 
 3,498,108 
 1,482,966 
 1,280,486 
 
 5,089,152 
 2,159,638 
 
 3,286,236 
 3,894,320 
 
 $ 4,250,961 
 
 1,691,692 
 
 3,629,579 
 
 2,466,392 
 
 1,912,779 
 
 2,864,980 
 
 12,641,000 
 
 14,566,852 
 
 3,321,612 
 
 2,513,761 
 
 14,308,059 
 
 5,102,383 
 1,438,201 
 3,228,632 
 1,916,251 
 1,465,371 
 
 8,273,139 
 2,800,261 
 
 11,556,606 
 14,354,165 
 
 78 
 
MAYORS OF THE CITY. 
 
 Washington King. 
 John How. 
 John M. Wimer. 
 Oliver D. Filley. 
 Dan. G. Taylor. 
 Chaun. I. Filley. 
 Jas. S. Thomas. 
 Nathan Cole. 
 Joseph Brown. 
 Arthur Barrett. 
 James H. Britton. 
 Henry Overstolz. 
 Henry Overstolz. 
 Wm. L. Ewing. 
 
 D. R. Francis. 
 Geo. W. Allen. 
 
 E. A. Noonan. 
 
 * Disqualified in consequence of holding ofl^lce under general 
 government. J. W. Johnson elected in his place. 
 
 t Bied April 22, 1875. J. H. Britton elected to fill vacancy. 
 
 \ Declared elected by City Council February 9, 1876, instead of 
 John II. Britton. 
 
 § D. R. Francis elected Governor of Missouri, and resigned 
 January 2, 1S89. 
 
 II Geo. W. Allen, being President City Council, became Mayor 
 
 1823-28 
 
 Wm. Carr Lane. 
 
 1855 
 
 1929-32 
 
 Daniel D. Page. 
 
 1856 
 
 1833* 
 
 Samuel Merry. 
 
 1857 
 
 1833-34 
 
 J. W. Johnson. 
 
 1858-60 
 
 1835-37 
 
 John F. Darby. 
 
 1861-62 
 
 1838-39 
 
 Wm. Carr Lane. 
 
 1863 
 
 1840 
 
 John F. Darby. 
 
 1864-68 
 
 1841 
 
 John D. Daggett. 
 
 1869-70 
 
 1842 
 
 George Maguire. 
 
 1871-74 
 
 1843 
 
 John M. Wliner. 
 
 1875t 
 
 1844-45 
 
 Bernard Pratte. 
 
 1875 
 
 1846 
 
 P. G. Camden. 
 
 1876t 
 
 1847 
 
 Bryan Mullanphy. 
 
 1877-81 
 
 1848 
 
 John M. Krum. 
 
 1881-85 
 
 1849 
 
 James G. Barry. 
 
 1885-89§ 
 
 7850-52 
 
 L. M. Kennett, 
 
 1889 
 
 :853-54 
 
 John How. 
 
 1889-92 
 
 MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY. 
 
 LARGEST IN THE WORLD. 
 
 James Ayer, Manager. 
 
 Work commenced June, 1889, completed May 1, 1880. 
 
 Commenced operations May 1, 1890, under 1,800 arc 
 ughts in service. Load December 31, 1891, 3,428 arc 
 lamps. Eight thousand incandescent lamps, incandes- 
 cent dynamos added October, 1891, 11,000 poles and about 
 1,600 miles of No. 6 and larger wire. Arc system — 
 Wood's. Incandescent apparatus, Slattery system. 
 
 79 
 
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. 
 
 PRESIDENTS OF MERCHANTS 
 
 EXCHANGE SINCE 
 
 
 ORGANIZATION. 
 
 
 Year 
 
 President. 
 
 No. 
 Memb. 
 
 Year 
 
 President. ^f^^ 
 
 1862 
 
 H. J. Moore. 
 
 675 
 
 1878 
 
 George Bain. 
 
 1290 
 
 1863 
 
 Geo. Partridge. 
 
 518 
 
 1879 
 
 John Wahl, 
 
 1260 
 
 1864 
 
 Thos. Richeson. 
 
 725 
 
 1880 
 
 A H. Smith. 
 
 1303 
 
 1865 
 
 Barton Able. 
 
 990 
 
 1881 
 
 Mich. McEnnis. 
 
 3533 
 
 1866 
 
 E. 0. Stanard. 
 
 1110 
 
 1882 
 
 C. E. Slayback. 
 
 3565 
 
 1867 
 
 C. L. Tucker. 
 
 1068 
 
 1883 
 
 J. C. Ewald. 
 
 3566 
 
 1868 
 
 John J. Roe. 
 
 1268 
 
 1884 
 
 D. R. Francis. 
 
 3565 
 
 1869 
 
 Geo. P. Plant. 
 
 1332 
 
 1885 
 
 H. C. Harstick. 
 
 3505 
 
 1870 
 
 Wm. J. Lewis. 
 
 1289 
 
 1886 
 
 S. W. Cobb. 
 
 3364 
 
 1871 
 
 Gerard B.Allen 
 
 1282 
 
 1887 
 
 F. Gaiennie. 
 
 3312 
 
 1872 
 
 R. P. Tausey. 
 
 1369 
 
 1888 
 
 C. F. Orthwein. 
 
 3296 
 
 1873 
 
 W.H.Sciidder. 
 
 1363 
 
 1889 
 
 Chas. A. Cox. 
 
 3261 
 
 1874 
 
 W. M. Samuel. 
 
 1307 
 
 1890 
 
 J. W, Kauffman 
 
 3190 
 
 1875 
 
 D. P. Rowland. 
 
 1442 
 
 1891 
 
 M. Bernheimer. 
 
 3116 
 
 1876 
 
 Nathan Cole. 
 
 1397 
 
 1892 
 
 I. M. Mason. 
 
 3001 
 
 1877 
 
 J. A. Scudder. 
 
 1327 
 
 
 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer— Clinton B. Fisk, 1862. J. 
 H. Alexander, 1863-64. Geo. H. Morgan, 1865-92. 
 Number of Members Jan. 11, 1892, 3001. 
 
 OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1892. 
 
 President— Isaac M, Mason. 
 
 First Vice-President— Wm. T. Anderson. 
 
 Second Vice-President— Wallace Delafield. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 1892-93. 
 
 Marcus Bernheimer, 
 Wm. G. Boyd, 
 e. a. pomeroy, 
 Wm- D. Orthwein, 
 Edgar Reynolds. 
 
 John W. Kauffmann, 
 T. Carroll Taylor. 
 
 D. C. Ball, 
 
 L. C. DOGGETT, 
 
 E. H. Barnes. 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer— Geo. H. Morgan. 
 Assistants— D. R. Whitmore, S. H. Hewlett. 
 Caller— Joseph P. Carr. Doorkeeper— James P. 
 Newell. Attornej'^ — F. N. Judson. 
 
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NAVIGATION 
 
 Navigation Days 
 Suspended. Suspended 
 
 Winter of 1879-80 15 
 
 " 1880-81 78 
 
 " 1882-83 29 
 
 " 1883-84 48 
 
 " 1884-85 47 
 
 " 1885-86 55 
 
 " 1886-87 49 
 
 " 1887-88 43 
 
 " 1891-92 23 
 
 Navigation has l^een suspended at St. Louis on account 
 of ice as follows: 
 
 Navigation Days 
 Suspended. Suspended. 
 
 Winter of 1865-66 27 
 
 1866-^7 38 
 
 1867-68 40 
 
 1869-70 7 
 
 1870-71 32 
 
 1871-72 42 
 
 1872-73 51 
 
 1874-75 58 
 
 1876-77 A 58 
 
 1878-79 46 
 
 1868-69, 1873-74, 1875-76, 1877-78, 1881-83, 1889-90 the 
 river was open, and navigation was not suspended . 
 Navigation closed on account of low water: 
 
 1877 closed for 36 days. 1879 closed for 41 days. 
 
 1878 closed for 16 days. 1880 closed for 4 days. 
 The record of the highest water noted at the St. Louis 
 
 Signal Station since its establishment is as follows : 
 1872— June 12, 13 and 14, 23 feet, 
 1873^ April 11, 25 feet 5 inches. 
 1874— April 24, 18 feet 11 inches. 
 1875— August 3, 29 feet 11 inches. 
 1876— May 10 and 11, 32 feet 5 inches. 
 1877— June 14, 26 feet 6 inches. 
 1878— June 15, 25 feet 8 inches. 
 1879— July 3, 21 feet 2 inches. 
 1880— July 10, 11 and 12, 25 feet 4 inches. 
 1881— May 5, 33 feet 7 inches. 
 1882— July 5, 32 feet 4 inches. 
 1883— June 25, 34 feet 8 inches. 
 1884— April 9, 28 feet 2 inches. 
 1885— June 17, 27 feet. 
 1886— May 13, 27 feet. 
 1887— April 3, 20.5 feet'. 
 1888— June 3 and 4, 29.3 feet 
 1889— June 1, 24.4 feet. 
 1890— June 30, 20.7 feet. 
 1891— July 4, 23.7 feet. 
 
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PARKS. 
 
 lu dependent of her magnificent Fair Grounds, St. 
 Louis has a park area of 2,125.30 acres. The parks, eigh- 
 teen in number, are so situated as to afford convenient 
 places of healthful resort to the people of all parts of the 
 city. All of them, except Tower Grove and Lafayette 
 Parks, are under the supervision of the City Park Com- 
 missioner, who is appointed by the Mayor, subject to the 
 approval of the Municipal Assembly. The names and 
 areas of the different parks,- how acquired, original cost 
 and cost of improvements and maintenance, are set forth 
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POPULATION. 
 
 1880. 1890. 
 
 United Slates 50,155,783 *62, 632,250 
 
 St. Louis 350,518 451,770 
 
 *ExcUuling Alaska. 
 
 Name of Delegate. Popul'n of St. Louis "by Wards, 1890. jn Each Ward. 
 
 Jas. H. Cronin. 1st 11,293 2,072 
 
 Jas. E. Hagerty 2d 10,891 1,718 
 
 Edward Grimley. . ... 3d 13,489 2,053 
 
 Jas. A. Dacey 4th 12,792 1,913 
 
 Jos. Rauer 5th 16,731 2,010 
 
 Chas. Schoenbeck 6th 18,366 2,589 
 
 F. G. Uthoff 7th 20,501 2,606 
 
 P.Mullarky 8th 13,322 1,853 
 
 John J. Bogard 9th 20,701 2,801 
 
 Thomas Cosgrove loth 17,756 2,508 
 
 Henry O. Siegmund. .11th 18,367 2,543 
 
 Louis Diekmann 12th 15,284 2,336 
 
 Peter O'Brien 13th 11,837 2,006 
 
 W. H. O'Brien 14th 15,369 2,674 
 
 Louis Spellbrink 15th 11,913 1,702 
 
 Edward J. McGroarty, 16th . .- 13,804 2,357 
 
 Jas. P. Egan 17th... 15,201 2,174 
 
 Julius Lehmann 18th 17,462 2,868 
 
 Thomas Kinnavey 19th 16,363 2,941 
 
 Jas. H. Townsend. . . .20th 14,783 2,567 
 
 S. P. Keyes 21st 16,713 2,523 
 
 John Courtney 22d 15,872 2,891 
 
 Henry Alt .23d 19,815. 2,825 
 
 Thomas J. Ward 24th 16,777 2,924 
 
 Patrick H. Chirk 25th 18,256 3,073 
 
 Conrad Huber 26th 18,093 2,802 
 
 Thomas G. Kaye 27th 17,871 2,835 
 
 Thomas J. Bradshaw. .28th 22,189 4,083 
 
 Total for city, 451,770 70,247 
 
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POPULATION OF PRINCIPAL CITIES 
 
 AND TOWNS IN MISSOURI 
 
 The population of the twenty-nine cities and towns in the 
 State of Missouri having 4,000 or more inhabitants, in the order of 
 their rank, is as follows: 
 
 
 COUNTIKS. 
 
 POPULATION. 
 
 
 1890. 
 
 1880. 
 
 Saint TiOUiS 
 
 
 451,770 
 *133,716 
 52,324 
 21,850 
 14,068 
 12,857 
 9,943 
 8,215 
 7,981 
 7,262 
 6,742 
 6,380 
 6,161 
 5,717 
 5,090 
 5,043 
 5,039 
 4,789 
 4,737 
 4,706 
 4,547 
 4,537 
 4,314 
 4,297 
 4,297 
 4,141 
 4,037 
 4,008 
 4,000 
 
 350,518 
 
 Kansas City 
 
 Saint Joseph 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Buchanan 
 
 Greene 
 
 Pettis 
 
 Marion 
 
 Jasper 
 
 Randolph 
 
 Jasper 
 
 Vernon 
 
 Cole 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Saint Charles 
 
 55,785 
 32,431 
 
 Springfield 
 
 6,522 
 
 Sedalia 
 
 9,561 
 
 
 11,074 
 
 Joplin - 
 
 Moberly 
 
 Carthage 
 
 7,038 
 6,070 
 4,167 
 
 
 1,913 
 
 
 5,271 
 
 Independence 
 
 3,146 
 
 
 5,014 
 
 Chillicothe 
 
 Livingston„ _ 
 
 Pike 
 
 Jasper . . . 
 
 4,078 
 
 Louisiana 
 
 4,325 
 
 Webb City . - 
 
 1,588 
 
 Grundy 
 
 3,3K 
 
 Mexico 
 
 Audrain 
 
 3,835 
 
 Clinton 
 
 Warrensburg 
 
 Brookfield 
 
 Lexington 
 
 Fulton 
 
 Henry 
 
 Johnson 
 
 2,868 
 4,049 
 
 Linn 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 2,264 
 3,996 
 
 Callaway 
 
 Cape Girardeau 
 
 Saline ... 
 
 2,409 
 
 Cape Girardeau 
 
 Marshall 
 
 3,889 
 2,701 
 
 
 
 3,854 
 
 Maryville 
 
 Rich Hill 
 
 Nodaway _ 
 
 Bates 
 
 Boone 
 
 3,485 
 
 Columbia 
 
 3,326 
 
 * Includes 13,048 which, by decision of the Supreme Court of 
 Missouri, is now outside the limits of Kansas City. 
 
 POPULATION OF PRINCIPAL CITIES. 
 
 Population of twenty-two cities having popalation of one 
 hundred thousand or over. Census of 1890: 
 
 New York 1,515,301 
 
 Chicago 1,099,850 
 
 Philadelphia.. 1,046,964 
 
 Brooklyn 806,:^43 
 
 St. Louis 451,770 Detroit 
 
 Boston 44x,447jMilwaukee . 
 
 Baltimore 434,4HV) Washington 
 
 San Francisco 298 ,997 1 
 
 Cincinnati 296,908fNewark.. 
 
 Cleveland 261,353 Minneapolis 
 
 Buffalo 255,664i<)nialiii 
 
 New Orleans .. 242,03'.) Kocluster .... 
 
 305,876 
 204,468 
 202,978 
 
 St. i'anl 
 
 Denver 
 
 Indianapolis 
 
 181,830 
 164,738 
 140,452 
 133,896 
 133,156 
 106,713 
 105,436 
 
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POSTMASTERS SINCE 1805. 
 
 Postmasters. Date of Appointment. 
 
 Rufiis Eaton Jan. 1, 1805. 
 
 Robert Simpson: Jan. 1, 1815. 
 
 Aaron T. Crane Sept. 11, 1818. 
 
 Elias Rector Jan. 1, 1820. 
 
 Wilson P. Hunt Oct. 10, 1822. 
 
 Thomas Watson June 26, 1840. 
 
 Samuel B. Churchill .July 9, 1842. 
 
 John M. Wimer June 14, 1845, 
 
 Archibald Gamble April 24, 1849. 
 
 David H. Armstrong Ajiril 3, 1854. 
 
 John Hogan March 30, 1858. 
 
 Peter L. Foy April 1, 1861. 
 
 Joseph S. Fullerton Feb. 21, 1867. 
 
 Andrew J. Smith April 6, 1869. 
 
 Chauncey I. Filley March 12, 1873. 
 
 Samuel Hays Sept. 4, 1878. 
 
 Rodney D. Wells April 1, 1884. 
 
 William Hyde Dec. 1, 1885. 
 
 John B. Harlow Feb. 3, 1890. 
 
 PARK COMPARISONS. 
 
 Acrea 
 
 Philadelphia Parks 3,000 
 
 St. Louis " 2,269 
 
 Chicago " 2,000 
 
 San Francisco ' * 1, 181 
 
 New York '• 1,094 
 
 STREET LIGHTING. 
 
 The City of St. Louis has 410 miles of its streets lighted 
 by 2,409 arc lights, of 2,000 candle power, from sunset to 
 sunrise, every night. 100 miles of its alleys and by-ways 
 are lighted by 1,855 incandescent lamps, of 30 candle power, 
 every night. Her parks, to the extent of 67 acres, are 
 lighted by 150 incandescent and 15 arc lights; thus keeping 
 her public places constantly and thoroughly illuminated. 
 
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ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE, 
 
 Olive, Locust, Eighth and Ninth Streets. 
 
 EXECUTIVE DIVISION. 
 
 JOH*^ B. Harlow Postmaster. 
 
 Isaac H. Sturgeon Assistant Postmaster 
 
 jAJVitJs H, Steger ...Secretary. 
 
 Datid H. Hats Cashier. 
 
 POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. 
 
 T»/iefiiit»cff>T- ( Room 108, Ninth street corridor. 
 
 issSant Postmaster; \ ^^^^'^^"^ ^^«^"-^' ^ '"• "^- *^ ' ^- '^" ^^^'^P* 
 
 Cashier and Account- ( Room 110, Ninth street corridor, 
 ant / Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., except Sunday. 
 
 Superintendent of the ) Corner Eighth and Locust streets. 
 Mailing Division ] Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., except Sunday, 
 
 Superintendent of City f 
 SudlfLrrierf the ^'^'^^^ «^^^«* f™nt. 
 
 General Delivery, La- C 
 dies and Gentlemen's ! East end, Olive street front, 
 windows and Adver- ) Open 7 a. m. to 8 p. m., excejit Sunday, 
 tised Letters (. 
 
 Superintendent of the f 
 Money Order Divi- Rooms 114, 116 and 118, Ninth street corri- 
 sion (Foreign and< dor. 
 
 Domestic Money Or- J Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., except Sunday, 
 ders paid and issued) ( 
 
 Superintendent Regis- ^ North end. Ninth street corridor, 
 try Division I Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., except Sunday. 
 
 Inquiry Office (Lost \ Room 106, AVest end, Olive street corridor. 
 letters,packages,etc. ( Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., except Sunday. 
 
 StarriTi T)ivi«ioii ? West end, Olive street front. 
 
 Stamp Division ^ ^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ except Sunday. 
 
 Newspaper Exchange ) Eighth street corridor. 
 Case ) Accessible day and night. 
 
 Post Office Inspectors. ..Room 232, 2d floor, Locust street corridor. 
 
 Superintendent of the ( Rooms 411, 412, 414, 416 and 418, 4th floor, 
 Railway Mail Service ( Ninth and Locust street corridors. 
 
 LOCATION OF P. O. STATIONS. 
 
 Station A.— .3706 North Broadwav. 
 B.— 6915 South Broadway. 
 " C. — Corner Easton and Leonard avenues. 
 
 D.— 2918 South Broadway. 
 " E.— 1113 South Jefferson "avenue. 
 
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STATEMENT OF BUSINESS 
 
 OF ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE DURING 1890-91. 
 
 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. 
 POSTAL RECEIPTS. DERIVED FROM SALE OP POSTAGE STAMPS, ETC. 
 
 Receipts during month ending December 31st: 
 
 1891 
 
 Increase, 5 2-10 per cent. 
 
 $110,952 81 
 
 . 116,674 .35 
 
 5,721 54 
 
 Receipts during years ending December 31, 1890-1891 : 
 
 
 1891. 
 
 1890. 
 
 Increase. 
 
 Per 
 cent. 
 
 First Quarter 
 
 Second Quarter 
 
 Third Quarter.. 
 
 Fourth Quarter 
 
 $307,650 12 
 296,728 42 
 321,591 25 
 336,002 32 
 
 $297,573 53 
 290,318 59 
 299,136 94 
 311,332 17 
 
 $10,076 59 
 6,409 83 
 22,454 31 
 24,670 15 
 
 $63,610 88 
 
 3 4-10 
 2 2-12 
 7 5-12 
 7 9-10 
 
 Totals 
 
 $1,261,972 11 
 
 $1,198,361 23 
 
 5. 3-10 
 
 DISTRIBUTION AND DISPATCH OP MAILS. 
 
 
 1891. 
 Lbs. 
 
 1890. 
 Lbs. 
 
 Increase 
 Lbs. 
 
 First clas.s mail matter: 
 
 Letters originating at St. Louis . .. 
 Postal Cards " " 
 Second class mail matter: 
 
 Newspapers and Periodicals to 
 regular subscribers originatrng 
 
 at St. Louis 
 
 Third class and transient newspaper: 
 Price Currents, Circulars, Books, 
 
 &c., originating at St. Louis 
 
 Fourth class mail matter. Merchan- 
 dise originating at St. Louis.. .. 
 
 940,190 
 38,322 
 
 9,011,1.37 
 
 3,376,786 
 569,033 
 
 793,419 
 
 48,280 
 
 8,.397,824 
 
 3,198,621 
 392,910 
 
 146,771 
 
 *9,958 
 
 613,313 
 
 177,165 
 176,125 
 
 Totals in pounds 
 
 13,934,468 
 
 12,831,254 
 
 1,103,514 
 
 Matter received from postal routes and other post offices 
 
 FOR distribution AND DISPATCH. 
 
 Letters, Postal Cards and Circulars . 
 Papers and Merchandise 
 
 46,682 
 871,508 
 
 55,90fi 
 945,639 
 
 *9,228 
 *74,181 
 
 Totals in Pounds 
 
 918,189 
 14,.352,657 
 
 1,001,598 
 
 *33,409 
 
 Grand Totals in Pounds 
 
 13,832,852 
 
 1,020,105 
 
 ♦Indicates decrease. 
 
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RAILROADS. 
 
 A definite idea of the importance of St. Louis as a 
 railroad center may be inferred from the fact that, of the 
 5,967 miles of railway constructed during 1890, 1,263 miles, 
 nearly one-quarter of the whole amount, were built in 
 States directly tributary to this city. 
 
 The erection at an early day of a magnificent Union 
 Depot, and St. Louis railway facilities and conveniences 
 will then be second to those of no city in the Union. The 
 following is a correct list of the railroads centering here 
 and their mileage : 
 
 NAME OF ROAD. 
 
 Express 
 
 Mileage 
 
 r'liifnp-n "Rnrlino-ton & Ouincv, 218 N. B'way 
 
 Amer.. 
 Pac. . 
 
 Ad'ms 
 Amer. 
 Pac. . 
 Pac. .. 
 
 U.S 
 
 Ad'ms 
 Pac. . 
 
 U.S 
 
 S'uth'n 
 Ad'ms 
 Ad'ms 
 
 Ad'ms 
 
 Nat'n'l 
 
 Ad'ms 
 Ad'ms 
 Amer.. 
 W. F. 
 
 6,646 
 5,094 
 2,664 
 2,183 
 2,078 
 1,828 
 1,415 
 1,441 
 1,222 
 
 Missouri Pacific, 102 N. 4tli 
 
 Louisville & Nashville, 114 N. 4th_ 
 
 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. L., 19 N. B'way 
 
 Wabash, Broadway and Olive and Union Depot 
 
 Missouri, Kansas & Tesas, 104 N. 4th 
 
 Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis, 103 N. B'way 
 
 St. L. &SanFranciso (Santa Fe Route), 101 N. B'way 
 St Louis Arkansas & Texas, 215 N. 4th 
 
 Chicago^ Alton, 216 N. B'way 
 
 Mobile & Ohio, 108 N. B'wav 
 
 '850 
 688 
 
 Ohio & Mississippi, 105 N. IVway 
 
 624 
 
 
 405 
 
 Terra Haute & Indianapolis (Vandalia line), B'way 
 and Chestnut 
 
 475 
 
 Toledo, St. Louis&kansasCity (Clover Leaf Route) 
 215 N.4th 
 
 St. Louis, Alton &Terre Haute (Cairo Short Line), 
 217 N. 4th 
 
 St. Louis & Hannibal, 105 N. B'way 
 
 451 
 
 240 
 
 128 
 
 St. Louis, Alton & Springfield, 105 N. B'wav 
 
 105 
 
 St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado, ICl N. B'Avay 
 
 61 
 
 Total mileage 
 
 
 28,548 
 
 RAILROAD DEPOTS. 
 
 Union. — Twelfth and Poplar streets. Street cars at 
 Fourth and Pine. Blue cars on Washington avenue pass 
 two blocks west. 
 
 Main Street.— Main street, near Washington ave. 
 
 Iron Mountain. — Fourth and Chouteau avenue 
 for passengers for Carondelet; take 4th streetcars. 
 
SAINT LOUIS 
 
 flutamnal festivities Association 
 
 This Association was organized on May 11, 1891, at a 
 public meeting at the Exposition building, when it was 
 resolved to raise a fund of one million dollars for festivity 
 and other j)uiposes during the years 1891, 1892 and 1893. 
 Upwards of $600,000 was raised during 1891, and the work 
 is now in active progress. The following is the organi- 
 zation: 
 
 S. M. Kennard, 
 
 President. 
 
 E. O. Stanard, 
 
 1st Vice-President 
 
 F. A. Wann, 
 
 2d Vice-President. 
 
 JOHN S. MOFFITT, 
 
 3d Vice-President. 
 
 RoLLA Wells, 
 
 4th Vice-President. 
 
 0. H. SAMPSON, 
 
 5th Vice-President. 
 
 Frank Gaiennie, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 Walker Hill, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 A. D. Brown, 
 R. P. Tansey, 
 D. D. Walker, 
 J. 0. Wilkinson, 
 S. C. Bunn, 
 Jacob Furth, 
 W. T. Haydock, 
 M. C. Wetmore, 
 W. F. Nolker, 
 Geo. E. Leighton, 
 T. B. Boyd, 
 
 EXECUTIVE COMMITT 
 
 Goodman King, 
 C. D. McClure, 
 M. Bernheimer, 
 T. K Niedringhaus, 
 H. J. Meyer, 
 Jonathan Rice, 
 Aug. Gehner, 
 J. J. Kreher, 
 C. H. Turner, 
 L. D. Kingsland, 
 H. C. Townsend, 
 Chas. M. Hayes, 
 
 EE. 
 
 R. 31. Scruggs, 
 
 F. J. Wade, 
 
 Jerome Hill, 
 
 A. T. Kelley, 
 
 Geo. D. Barnard, 
 
 D. S. Holmes, 
 
 W. H. Woodward, 
 Patrick McGrath, 
 Joseph Specht, 
 W. H. Thompson, 
 Geo. M. Wright. 
 
ST. IiOUIS flUTUlWflflli FESTIVITIES— Continued. 
 
 FINANCE COMMITTEE. 
 
 John S. Moflit, Chairman. Marcus Beniheimer, 
 
 Thomas Booth, 
 Henry J. Meyer, 
 
 Geo. D. Barnard, 
 Vice- Chairman, 
 
 T. B. Boyd, 
 S, C. Bunn. 
 
 BUREAU OF INFORMATION. 
 
 Goodman King, Chairman. 
 Joseph Franklin, 
 
 Vice-Chairman. 
 James Cox, Sec'y, 
 
 Joseph Specht, 
 Geo. S. M'Grew, 
 J. Furth, 
 
 H. C. Townsend, 
 
 F. J. Wade, 
 
 J. J. Lawrence. 
 
 TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. 
 
 E. O. Stanard, Chairman. E. F. Williams, B. S. Brookings, 
 
 E. C. Simmons, 
 
 F. A. Wann, 
 
 D. D. Walker. 
 
 PROGRAMME COMMITTEE 
 
 Frank Gaiennie Chairman. 
 C. H. Sampson, 
 
 W T. Haydock, 
 Rolla Wells, 
 
 W. H. Woodward, 
 F. A. Wann. 
 
 ILLUMINATION COMMITTEE. 
 
 J. C. Wilkinson, Chairman. 
 Geo. B. Thompson, 
 B. Nugent; 
 
 E. McMillin, S. A. Coale, Jr. 
 
 T. K. Niedringhaus, A. T. Kelley. 
 T. B. Boyd, 
 
 HOTEL COMMITTEE. 
 
 M. 0. Wetmore, Chairman. 
 Henry J. Meyer, 
 Rolla Wells, 
 
 W. J. Thompson, 
 J. W. Buel. 
 Adolphus Busch, 
 
 J. B. Case, 
 J. G. Butler, 
 A. Mansur. 
 
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LEADING TAXPAYERS OF ST. LOUIS. 
 
 Allen, Mrs. A. R... $1,343,550 
 
 Allen, Geo. L -• 221,910 
 
 Allen, G. B. estate 885,000 
 
 Ames, Henry S and Edgar estate 503,320 
 
 Bailey, David 126,650 
 
 Barada, Mary L 113,160 
 
 Biddle, Anna E 143,100 
 
 Boyce, Mary E 195,0(30 
 
 Bradford, Alfred 160,000 
 
 Collins, Esther 203,000 
 
 D'Anchold, Anna L 200,000 
 
 Glark, Wm. G 200,000 
 
 Chouteau, J. G 233.000 
 
 Cullin, Daniel G 367,000 
 
 Cooper, Abner 270,000 
 
 Cooper A.Dean 221,000 
 
 Copelin, EmmaC 237,000 
 
 Davis, John T 595,000 
 
 Drummond, James T 249,000 
 
 Faris, M. Clemens 199,000 
 
 Giddings,Fred. S 365,000 
 
 Hayer, Eliza 256,000 
 
 Green, Charles - 503,000 
 
 Harney, John M. estate 270,000 
 
 Hart, Oliver A : 352,000 
 
 Kauffman, John W 348,000 
 
 Kennett, Agnes 366,000 
 
 T.emp,W.J 384 000 
 
 Lindell, Jesse estate 1,423,000 
 
 Lionberger, John R 405,000 
 
 Marmaduke, Catherine A 579,(»00 
 
 Martin, Edward 429,000 
 
 Lucas, Jos. D 439,000 
 
 Lucas, J. B. C 455,000 
 
 Lucas, James D 236,000 
 
 Lucas, Robert J 227,000 
 
 McLean, J. H. estate . 233,000 
 
 Nicholson, David estate 250,000 
 
 O'Fallon, JohnvJ 230,000 
 
 0'Neil,PeterA 233,000 
 
 Patterson, M. E 231,000 
 
 Patterson, Winnifrcd 679,000 
 
 Price, Enoc estate 566,650 
 
 Sanford, Benjamin, trustee 200,400 
 
 Shaw, Henry estate 1,000,000 
 
 Shepley, Mary A 221,200 
 
 Stifel, Charles G 1,000,000 
 
 Spalding, Charles A 324,000 
 
 Soulard, Henry G :.- 293,000 
 
 Taylor, George R. jr. et al 225,000 
 
 Thbmasson, Emily G 206,000 
 
 Thompson, William H 424,000 
 
 Van Studdiford, Harry estate 235,000 
 
 Tutt, Thomas E 273,000 
 
 Tower, George F - 227,000 
 
 Tiffany, Hannah K 211,000 
 
 Wallace, T. H. P 266,000 
 
 Weil, Jos. Estate - 261,000 
 
 Wells, Erastus 223,000 
 
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PillNCIPAL THEATRES. 
 
 OI«.A^IVr> OI»E?I«^V HOXJ^E^, 516 Market St 
 ADMISSION: Seats 2,25C 
 
 Box $12.00 and $10.00 I Parquette Circle $1.00 
 
 Parquette 1.00 | Balcony 75 ai.d 50c 
 
 GEO. McMANTISf Business Manager. 
 
 THE^ M.^OA.IV, 10th and Pine Sts. Seats 2,250 
 
 ADMISSION: 
 
 Box, $10 ; Lodge Box, $6.00 I Parquette Circle $1 .00 
 
 Parquette 1.00 | Balcony 75 & 50c 
 
 HAVLIN & HAG AN, Managers. 
 
 Or^"^I%J:F»IO, 107 South Broadway. Seats 2,409 
 
 ADMISSION: 
 
 Boxes $10.00 I Parquette Circle $1.00 
 
 Parquette 1.00 | Balcony 75 and 50c 
 
 PAT SHORT, Manager. 
 
 r»OI*EJ'«S, 9th and Olive Sts. Seats 2,300 
 
 ADMISSION: 
 
 Boxes $10.00 I Parquette Circle.. 75 & 50c 
 
 Parquette 75c | Balcony 25 & 35c 
 
 HAVLIN & HAG AN, Maitagpts. 
 
 H^^^VI^IIV'^, 6th and Walnut Sts. Seats 2,200 
 
 ADMISSION: 
 
 Box I Parquette Circle.. 75 & 50c 
 
 Parquette 75c | Balcony 35 & 25c 
 
 J. H. HAVLIN, Manager. 
 
 «ar.A.IVI3A.I«i:>, 7th and Walnut Sts. Seats 2,250 
 
 ADMISSION: 
 
 Box.. $3.00 I Parquette Circle 50c 
 
 Parquette 75c | Balcony 35 & 25c 
 
 ED. BUTLER, Manager. 
 
 I>I0K:^WI0K:, 2021 Washington Ave. Seats 1,000 
 
 MUMORTAI. HAL.I., 19th and Lucas Place. 
 
 ADDINGTON HAI.I., 17th and Olive Sts. 
 SSHER'S, 712 St. Charles St. 
 
 LAFAYETTE PARK, 1749 Second Carondelet At« 
 LONDON, 34 South Fourth Street. 
 
 PALACE THEATRE, 620 Elm Street. 
 
 URI6*S CATE» 2600 Washington ATenue. 
 
 92 
 
STREET DIRECTORY, 
 
 STREETS AND AVENUES. 
 
 Academy av. n to s from 5101 Delmar av. to 5100 Eastou av., 1 blk 
 
 west of King's highway. 
 Accomac, e to w from 2201 California av. to 2200 Nebraska av. 
 Adams, e to w from 401 S. 21st to 400 S. Ewing av., thence from 401 
 
 Montrose av. to 400 Rankin av. 
 Adelaide av., e to w from Mississippi River to 5400 Rosalie, 7 blks 
 
 north of E. Grand av. 
 
 Adele av., n to s from 5500 Manchester rd. to 5449 Shaw av., 6 blks 
 
 west of King's highway. 
 Adelia av., e to w from River des Peres to city limits, at th*^ 
 
 southern terminus of Virginia av. 
 Agnes, e to w from .8423 Blair av. to 3410 N. 21st. 
 Ailanthus, n to s from St. Louis Cable and Western Ry. to Maple 
 
 av., 4 blks east of western city limits. 
 Alberta, e to w from 8929 Missouri av. to .3928 Jefferson av. ; also 
 
 from .3933 Louisiana av. to 3932 Grand av., 1 blk south of Keokuk. 
 Albion pi., e to w from 1501 Missouri av. to 1600 S. Jefferson av. 
 Alexander, n to s from 4000 Chippewa to 4001 Keokuk, 5 blks west 
 
 of S. Grand av. 
 Alfred av.,n to s from 4500 Shenandoah to 4501 Magnolia av., 1 
 
 blk west of Shaw's Botanical Garden. 
 Algernon, n to s from 5335 Warne av. to Harris av., part of the 
 
 western boundary of O'Fallonpark. 
 Alice av., from 2001 Warne av. to 5368 Rosalie, 1 blk south of 
 
 Adelaide av. 
 Allen av., e to w from 2001 S. Broadway to 2000 California av. 
 Alsace av., e to w in northwestern suburbs, from 3601 Marcus av. 
 
 to 3600 King's highway, ] blk south of Natural bridge rd 
 Anderson av. e to w in northwestern suburbs, from 4.301 Newstead 
 
 av. to 4300 Snead av., 7 blks north of Natural bridge rd. 
 Angelica, e to w from 4101 N. Wharf to 4100 N. 2.5th 
 Angelrodt, e to w from 3401 N. Wharf to 2051 Branch. 
 Ann av. e to w from 2201 S. Broadway to 2134 California av 
 Anna, e to w from 2701 S. Wharf to 2700 S. Broadway. 
 Antelope, e to w from junction of Wabash Ry. and Broadway run- 
 ning eastwardly. 
 
 Arch, n to s from Newman av. to Aurora av.. 1 blk east of 
 
 Wabash Ry, 
 Argyle av., n to s from 2938 Manchester rd. to 2931 Atlantic. 
 Arkansas av., e to w from 3500 Shenandoah to MSOl Osage. 
 Arlington av., n to s from 5401 Page to 5300 Hazel av. 
 Armand, e to w from 2235 S. Jefferson av. to 2234 Ohio av. 
 Armstrong av., n to s from 2200 Chouteau a v. to 2201 Park a v. 
 Arsenal, e to w from 3101 S. Wharf to McCausland rd., east of 
 
 western city limits. 
 Arthur av., e to w from 3401 Ivanhoe av. to River des Peres, 5 blks 
 
 south of Arsenal. 
 Ashland av., e to w from 3501 Prairie av. to Lay av., 2 blks south of 
 
 Natural bridge rd. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES— Continued. 
 
 Ashley, e to w from 12H5 X. Wharf to 1228 N. Broadway. 
 
 .rktchison pi., n to s from 1451 Wash to 1450 Carr, east of Carr park. 
 
 AthloBe av., from Mississippi River to 4201A Penrose, 4 blks north 
 
 of Adelaide av. 
 Atlantic, e to w from 701 S. 22d to west of Cabanne. 
 Aubert av. n to s from 4943 Delmar av. to 4944 Easton av., 1 l)lk east 
 
 of King's highway. 
 Audubon av., e to w from 401 S. Taylor av. to 400 S. Lay av., 1 blk 
 
 south of Duncan av. 
 Aurora av., e to w from Mississippi River to 7400 N. Broadway , 2 
 
 blks south of Calvary av. 
 Austin, e to w from 701 S. 12th to 700 S. 18th. 
 Autumn, e to w from 1331 S. 9th to 1334 S. 13th. 
 Axtell, n to s from Penrose to Brown av., forming part of King's 
 
 highway. 
 Bacon, from 3501 Cass av. to 3500 Natural bridge rd. 
 Baden av., e to w from Maline Creek to 8200 N. Broadway, near 
 
 the junction of Broadway and Hall's Ferry rd. 
 Bailey av., e to w from 4001 Glasgow av. to 4000 Grand av. 
 Baldwin, from 2851 North Market north to 2832 St. Louis av. 
 Balson av., e to w from 2401 Ecoff av. to Missouri Pacific Ry., 2 
 
 blks south of Manchester rd. 
 Bamberger av.,n to s. from 3800 Potomac to 3801 Keokuk, about 2 
 
 blks west of S. Grand av. 
 Bancroft av., e to w from east of McCausland av. to River des 
 
 Peres, 5 blocks south of Pernod av. 
 Banks, e to w from 3501 2d Cardt. av. to .3500 Lemp av. 
 Bar7ies av., e to w from .301 Lay av. to .300 King's highway, 1 blk 
 
 south of Forest park boulevard. 
 Barracks, n to s from 122 Cherokee to 115 Cahokia. 
 Barrett, e to w from 3901 Glasgow av. to 3900 Gra*d av. 
 Barron av., sw from 5.300 Wise av. to 5201 Manchester rd, 2 blks 
 
 west of King's highway. 
 Barry, e to w from 1501 S. Wharf to 1416 S. 9th. 
 Bartle av., from 4100 Duncan av. to 4101 Manchester rd., 2 blks 
 
 west of Manchester rd. 
 Bartmer av., in northwestern suburbs, from 1301 Union av. to 
 
 western city limits, 8 blks north of Forest park. 
 Barton, e to w from 2401 S. Wharf to 2400 2d Carondelet av. 
 Bates, e to w in S. St. Louis from 5600 Broadway to 5600 Gravois av- 
 Bay, n to s from 2620 Keokuk to Osage, 1 blk west of S. Broadway. 
 Bayard av., in western suburbs from 4801 Delmar av. to 4844 Eas- 
 ton av., 2 blks west of Taylor av. 
 Beach av.,n to sin western suburbs from 5936 INIaple av., south- 
 wardly, 4 blks east of "western city limits. 
 Beacon, e to w from 701 Taylor ay. to 700 S. King's highway, 1 blk 
 
 north of Clayton rd. 
 Beaumont, north from 2701 Laclede av. to 2700 Franklin av. 
 Beaumont, south from 2700 Laclede av. to 2701 Clark av. 
 Beauty al., e to w from 2200 Shenandoah to 2400 Indiana av., in blk 
 
 1400. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES— Continued. 
 
 Beck av., e to w in southwestern suburbs from ciTOl Oak Hill av. to 
 
 King's highway, 1 blk north of Chippewa. 
 Bell av., e to w from *J17 Pawing av. to 900 Walton av. 
 Belief ontainerd., e to w from 4401 Broadway to 44(X) N. 11th. 
 Belleglade av., n to s from 4135 Easton av. to 4134 Keunerly av.,7 
 
 blks west of N. Grand av. 
 Belleview, n to s from Bellefontaine rd. to O'Fallou park, 1 blk 
 
 w est of Broadway. 
 Bellmont, o to w from 319 S. 14th to 318 S. 15th, in blk 217. 
 Belt av., in northwestern suburbs from 5501 Delmar av. to 5500 Ma- 
 ple av., 4 blks west of King's highway. 
 Benedict av., n to s from 59P E. Grand a v. to 338 Adelaide av.,1 
 
 blk east of Wabash W. Ry., Lowell. 
 Benjamin, cto w fiom 3751 Florissant av. to N. 23d, 
 Bent av , in southwestern suburbs, n to s from 4200 Arsenal to 
 
 4201 Tholozan av., 2 blks east of King's highway. 
 Benton pi. n to s from 2150 Hi(!kory to 2101 Park av. 
 Benton, e to w from 2501 N. First to 2500 Garrison av. 
 Berlin av., e to w from 351 Newstead av. to 300 King's highway, 3 
 
 blks west of Vandeventer av. 
 Bernard, e to w from 501 S. Jefferson av. to 500 Ewing av. ; also 
 
 frpm 501 Montrose av. to 500 Rankin av. ; also from 501 Theresa 
 
 av. to 1 blk west of Cabanne, and from Vandeventer av. west- 
 
 wardly 2 blks. 
 Berthold av., e to w from junction of King's highway and Man- 
 chester rd. to west of Tamm rd., 1 blk south of Forest park. 
 Biddle, e to w from 1201 N. WHiarf to 1200 N. Jefferson av. 
 Billon av., n to s from 6100 Clayton rd. to 6101 Manchester rd. 
 Bingham av., S. St. Louis, e to w from Virginia av. to Morgan Ford 
 
 rd,, 1 blk south of Meramec. 
 Bircher, from Mississippi River to western city limits, 1 blk south 
 
 of Bellefontaine Cemetery. 
 Bischoff av., from 2201 King's highway west to 2200 Sublette av., 1 
 
 blk north of Old Manchester rd. 
 Bismarck, n to s from 316 Russell av. to 401 Lami; also from 400 
 
 Barton to 423 Dorcas. 
 Bissell, e to w from 4501 Broadway to 4500 Florissant av. 
 Bittner, in northern suburbs from Maline Creek to Switzerav.,2 
 
 blks south of junction of Broadway and Hall's Ferry rd. 
 Blair av., n to s from 1435 Biddle to 1500 College av. 
 Blase av., e to w, east of 7850 X. Broadway, 2 blks north of 
 
 Thatcher av. 
 Bleek av., e to w from 2501 Ecoff av. to Missouri Pacific Ry.,2 blks 
 
 north of Old Manchester rd. 
 Blendon pi., n to s from Bruno north, Iblk west of McCauslandrd. 
 Blow, e to w from Mississippi River to Morgan Ford rd. 
 Boardman, n to s from 5000 Northrup av. to 5001 Bischoff av., 1 blk 
 
 west of King's highway. 
 Bonhommerd., in western suburbs, from Delmar av. west, 6 blks 
 
 north of Forest park. 
 Botanical av., e to w in southwestern suburbs, from western 
 
 boundary of Shaw's Garden to King's highway, 2 blks north 
 
 of Arsenal. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES— Continued. 
 
 Bowen, e to w from Mississippi River to 6201 S. 8th. 
 
 Bowman av., e to w from Simpson av. to Elizabeth av., in Clifton 
 
 Heights, 1 block south of Wilson av. 
 Boyce av., e and w of Boyle av., 1 blk south of Duncan av. 
 Boyle av., n to s from 4300 Olive to 4301 Papin, 2 blks west of Van- 
 
 deventer av. 
 Bradley av., e to w from east^of Ivanhoe av. to .3254 Frisco av. 
 Branch, e to w from 3101 N. Wharf to 3344 Florissant av. 
 Brannon av., n to s from 5300 Old Manchester rd. to Scanlon av., 1 
 
 blk west of King's highway. 
 Brantner pi., e to w from 1425 Webster av. to 1412 Francis. 
 Breden, n to s from 1418 Clark av. to 1419 Poplar. 
 Bremen av., e to w from 3901 N. Wharf to 3900 N. 25th. 
 Briggs av., from 4340 Clayton rd. south, 1 blk east of Martin av. 
 Broadway, north from 501 Market north to northern city limits. 
 Broadway, south from 500 Market south to southern city limits. 
 Brooklyn, e to w from N. Wharf to 1900 N. 12th. 
 Brown av., e to w from King's highw^ay to 4200 Semple av., 3 blks 
 
 north of Natural bridge road. 
 Bruno, e to w from 2201 Forest av. to city limits. 
 Buchanan, e to w from 3301 N. Wharf to Branch. 
 Buena Vista, n to s from 1900 Gravois av. to 1901 Victor. 
 Bulwer av., n to s from 201 E. Grand av. to 600 Calvary av. 
 Burd av., n to s from 5551 Easton av. to 5550 St. Louis av., 3 blks 
 
 east of Goodfellow av. 
 Buschman, n to s from lA Penrose to 2A Ferry. 
 Cabanne, av., e to w from 1101 King's highway to 900 Hamilton av.' 
 
 2 blks south of Maple av. 
 Cabanne, n to s from 3747 Chippewa to 3800 Bell av. 
 Cahokia, e to w from 3833 S. Wharf to 3832 Marine av. 
 Caldwell, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 5700 
 
 Compton av. 
 Calhoun, e to w from 1873 S. 11th to 1866 Linn. 
 California av., n to s from 2800 Chouteau av. to 2801 Osceola. 
 Call,n and s alley in blk 998, bet. Stoddard, Wash Easton av., 
 
 Glasgow av. and Leffingwell av. 
 Calvary av. from Mississippi River southwest to 5201 Natural 
 
 bridge rd., dividing Bellefontaine and Calvary Cemeteries. 
 Cambria, n to s from 1900 Sidney to 1901 Lynch. 
 Campbell av., from Mississippi River west to 6500 N. Broadway, 11 
 
 blks north of Warne av. 
 Capitol av.,n to sfrom 193i Utah to south of Cherokee; also from 
 
 1950 President to 1925 Chippewa. 
 Cardinal av., north from 3101 Laclede av. to 3100 Easton av. 
 Carlyle, in western suburbs from 1601 Macklind av. west to 1600 
 
 Sublette av., 1 blk south of Missouri Pacific Ry. 
 Caroline, e to w from 1401 S. Jefferson av. to 1400 S. Grand av. 
 Carr, e to w from 1101 N. Wharf to 1100 N. Jefferson av. 
 Carrie av., e to w from Mississippi River to 6200 Newstead av., 
 
 northern boundary of O'Fallon park. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 (.;arr Lane av., n to s from 3538 Chouteau av. to St. Vincent av. 
 Carroll, e to w from 1601 S. Wharf to 1600 2a Carondelet av. 
 Carter av., in northwestern suburbs from 5401 Rosalie to Shrevc av 
 Cass av., e to w from 1501 N. First to 1500 Prairie av. 
 Castleman av., e. to w from 2001 S. Grand av. to 2000 Tower 
 
 Grove av. 
 Catalan, inS. St. Louis, e to w from Mississipi River to Virginia av, 
 Catalpa, n to s from 6035 W. Oabanne pi. to 6036 Maple av., 2 blks 
 
 east of Hodiamont av. 
 Gates av., e to w from 845 Clara av. to 850 Hamilton av., 3 blks 
 
 south of Maple av. 
 Cave, e to w from 3349 Broadway to 3350 S. 9th. 
 Cecile, n to s from 20OO Shenandoah to 2001 Victor. 
 Cedar, c to w from 743 S. wharf to 738 S. 4th. 
 Central av., e to w from 1201 Hodiamont av. west to city limits, 3 
 
 blks south of Page av. 
 Center, n to s from 1320 Market to 1321 Clark av. 
 Cerre, e to w from 701 S. 4th to 600 S. 12th. 
 Chadwick, in S. Carondelet, e to w from 8801 Vulcan to 8801 Polk, 1 
 
 blk north of River des Peres. 
 Chamberlain av., e to w from 1101 Florence av. to 1036 Goodfel- 
 
 low av. 
 Chambers, e to w from 2001 N. Wharf to 2000 N. 16th. 
 Channingav., north of 3401 Laclede av. to 3400 Thomas. 
 Chariton, e to w from 4301 Piedmont av. to 4300 Compton av. 
 Charless, e to w from Beauty al. to 2400 S. Jefferson av., running 2 
 
 blks. 
 Cheltenham av., e to w from 1301 League av.to 1300Tamm, 1 blk 
 
 north of Manchester rd. 
 Cherokee, e to w from 3401 S. Wharf to 3400 S. Grand av. 
 Chestnut, e to w from 101 N. wharf to 100 N. Grand av. 
 Childress av., n to s from south of Clayton rd., to south of Nash- 
 ville av., 1 blk west of Tamm. 
 Chippewa, e to w from 3801 S. Wharf to King's highway. 
 Chouteau av., e to w from 1001 S. Wharf to Manchester rd. 
 Christian, in northern suburbs, from east of 7900 N. Broadway to 
 
 Wabash W.Ry., opposite northeast cor. of Calvary Cemetery. 
 Christy av., e to w from 701 N. Wharf to 700 N. 11th. 
 Church rd., in northern suburbs, from 1001 Bittner to 8442 Hall's 
 
 Ferry rd., 1 blk west of Broadway. 
 Cintra av., n to s from 4601 Penrose to 4600 Carter av., 2 blks west 
 
 of Newstead av. 
 Clara av., n to s from 5601 Delmar av. to St. Louis av. 
 Clarence av., e to w from Mississippi River to 4301 Penrose. 
 Clarendon av., n to s from 5201 Delmar av. to 5200Cabanne av. 
 Clark av. e to w from 301 S. Wharf to 3300 Manchester rd. 
 Clarkson pi., n to s from Morgan to alley rear of Delmar av., 1 blk 
 
 west of Cabanne. 
 Clay av., in northwestern suburbs, from Labadie av. north to Ro- 
 salie, 2 blks west of Fair Grounds. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued 
 
 Clayton rd., o to w from 501 Manchester rd. to western city limits, 
 
 passing through the southeastern part of Forest park. 
 Clemens av,, in western suburbs, e to w from 745 Clara av. to 750 
 
 Delmar av., 2 blks north of Delmar av. 
 Cleon, from President to Miami, 1 blk east of Broadway. 
 Cleveland av., e to w from 2238 S. Grand av. to 2232 Tower Grove uv., 
 
 and from Tamm to St. Louis &San Francisco liy. 
 Clifton av.,n to s from Wilson av. to 6201 Old Manchester rd., in 
 
 Clifton Heights, 1 blk east of Tamm. 
 Clifton pi., e to w from 1445 Webster av. to 1436 Francis. 
 Clinton pi., bet. 11th and 12th and Madison and Monroe. 
 Clinton, e to w from 2201 N. Wharf to N. 17th. 
 Coalbank rd., from Columbia bottom rd. west, near northern city 
 
 limits. 
 Cockrill, n to s in western suburbs, from 6201 Page av. to 6200 
 
 Ridge av., 1 blk west of Hodiamont av. 
 Coleman, n to s from 3201 Magazine to junction with Garrison ay. 
 College av., from 5251 N. Broadway to 3933a Penrose. 
 Collins, n to s from 219 Franklin av. to 230 Florida. 
 Columbia av., e to w in southwestern suburbs, from 2651 King's 
 
 highway to Tamm, 1 blk north of Old Manchester rd. 
 Columbia Bottom rd., n to s from 8900 N. Broadway to northern 
 
 city limits, 1 blk west of Mississippi River. 
 Commercial, north, n to s from 51 Market to 52 Washington uv. ; 
 
 also from 51 Franklin av. to 52 Angelrodt. 
 Commercial, south, s to n from 52 Market to 51 Elm, 
 Compton av., north, s ton from 3201 Laclede av. to 3200 Euston av. 
 Compton av., south, n to s from 3200 Laclede av. to Bowtni. 
 Conde, n to s from 1901 Linton av. to 1900 Adelaide av., 5 blks west 
 
 of Broadway. 
 Congress, e to w from 2717 Cambria to 2730 McXair av. 
 Connecticut, e to w from 3133a Louisiana av. to 3132a Gustine av. 
 Convent, e to w from 1201 S. Wharf to 1200 S. 4th. 
 Cook av., e to w from 1201 N. Grand av. west to 1134 Walton av. 
 Cooper, n to s from 5200 Northrup av. to 5201 Old Manchester rd., 3 
 
 blks west of King's highway. 
 Cora av., n to s in northwestern suburbs, from 4601 Easton av. to 
 
 4600 N. Market, and from Kennerly av. to Mattitt av., and from 
 
 Natural Bridge rd. to Margaretta av., 1 blk west of Taylor av. 
 Cornelia, eto w from 4401 N. First to 4400 N. Broadway. 
 Cote Br-.lliante av., o to w from 1801 N. Grand av. to 1900 Goodfellow 
 
 av., 2 blks north of Easton av. 
 Cottage av., e to w from 2601 Prairie av. to 2600 Marcus av., 6 blks 
 
 north of Easton av. 
 Courtois, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi lliver to River des 
 
 Peres. 
 Cowan, from 5051 N. Broadway west to Hutchinson, 3 l)lks north 
 
 of Grand av. 
 Cozens av., e to w from 1453 Francis to 1430 Prairie av. 
 Crittenden, e to w from SOOl S. 9th to 3000 Minnesota av. 
 Cushing, e to w from 2401 Cecilc to 2201 Victor. 
 
 98 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continucd. 
 
 Daggett av., in southwestern suburbs, from 2001 King's liigliway 
 
 to 2000 Sublette av., 3 blks north of Manchester rd, 
 Dakota, o to \v from 4501 S. Wharf to 4500 Compton av. 
 Dale av., e to w in western suburbs, from 6451 Manchester rd. to 
 
 1400 McCausland rd., 2 blks south of Clayton rd. 
 
 Dalton, in southwestern suburbs, from 5800 Columbia av. to 5801 
 
 Arsenal, 9 blks west of Kiug*s highway. 
 Darby, in northwestern suburbs, n to s from 6001 Natural Bridge 
 
 rd. to 6000 Bircher, 1 blk east of western city limits. 
 Davis, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to River des 
 
 Peres. 
 Dayton, e to w from 1231 N. Jefferson av. to 1230 Garrison av. 
 DeBaliviere av., in western suburbs, from Wabash Ry. to Kings- 
 bury boulevard, 3 blks west of Union av. 
 Deer, in northwestern suburbs, n to s from 4555 Evans av. north 
 
 to 4542 Lucky, 1 blk west of Taylor av. 
 DeGiverville av., in northwestern suburbs, from 301 Union av. 
 
 to 300 Sk inker rd., 3 blks north of Forest park. 
 DeKalb, nto s from 116A Soulard to U. S. Marine Hospital tract. 
 Delmar av., e to A^from 701 N. Grand av. to western city li mits. 
 Delor, c to w from Mississippi River to 5000 Gravois av. 
 Dennis, n to s from 3300 Gratiot to 3301 Papin. 
 DeSoto av., from Mississippi River southwest to 3933 Penrose, 4 
 
 blks north of Grand av. 
 Destrehan, e to w from 3501 N. Wharf to 8500 Florissant av. 
 DeTonty, e to w from 1727 S. Grand av. west to Mercy. 
 Devlin, in southwestern suburbs, n to s from 6000 Cheltenham av. 
 
 south to 1600 Sulphur av., 2 blks west of Sublette av. 
 Devolsey, n to s from Beauty al. to Gushing, 1 blk west of McNair 
 
 av., n and s of Gravois av. 
 Dexter, e to w from Montrose av. to 100 Compton av. 
 Dickson, e to w from 1401 N. Wharf to 1400 N. Broadway, and from 
 
 1401 N. 22d to 1300 Webster av. 
 
 Dillon, n to s from 1500 Chouteau av. to 1501 Carroll. 
 
 Division, e to w from 1223 N. 17th to 1222 N. Jefferson av. 
 
 Dock, e to w from 3201 N". Wharf to 3154 N. 11th. 
 
 Doddridge, in northern suburbs, from Maline Creek to Rnoo N. 
 
 Broadway, east, 5 blks north of Calvary av. 
 Dodier, e to w from 1401 AYright to 2900 Spring av. 
 Dolman, n to s from 1732 Chouteau av. to 1331 Shenandoah. 
 Dorcas, e to w from 2901 S. Wharf to 2850 S. 9th. 
 Douglass, e to w from Gingrass Creek to 4432 N. Broadway. 
 Dover, in S. St. Louis, eto w from Mississippi River to Compton av. 
 Duchouquette, e to w from 2301 S. 2d to S. Broadway. 
 Duncan av., in western suburbs, from east of Vandeventer av. 
 
 west to 400 King's highway, 2 blks south of Laclede av. 
 Dunnica av., e to w from 3839 S. Grand av. to 4166 Gravois av. 
 Eads av., e to w from 1601 S. Jeffersoii av. to 1600 Theresa av. 
 Eager rd., in western suburbs, from 1701 Old Manchester rd. west 
 
 to 1700 King's highway, 1 blk northwest of Shaw's Botanical 
 
 Garden. 
 
 99 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 B.Iowa av., from N.Gasconade south to S. Gasconade, eastern 
 
 boundary of Laclede park. 
 E. Michigan av., from N. Dakota south to S. Dakota, eastern 
 
 boundary of Carondelet park. 
 Easton av., e to w from 2801 Franklin av. northwest to western 
 
 city limits. 
 E. Railroad av., n to s from Calvary av. to N. Broadway. 
 East rd., in western suburbs, n to s from 5100 Berthold av. to 5101 
 
 Manchester rd., 1 blk west of King's highway. 
 Ecoff av., n to s from 6800 Manchester rd. south to 6801 Old Man- 
 chester rd. 
 Edmund av., in western suburbs, from 4300A Clayton rd. south, 3 
 
 blks west of Bartle av. 
 Edwards, in southwestern suburbs, n to s from 5300 Northrup av. 
 
 to 5301 Old Manchester rd., 4 blks west of King's highway. 
 Eichelberger, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 
 
 River des Peres. 
 Eighteenth, north, s to n from 1801 Market to 1800 N. Market. 
 Eighteenth, south, n to s from 1800 Market to 1801 Chouteau av., 
 
 and from Osceola to Neosho. 
 Eighth, north, s to n from 801 Market to 800 Mound. 
 Eighth, south, n to s from 800 Market to 801 Ann av., and from 4501 
 
 Virginia av. to Ivory av. 
 Eiler, e to w from from Mississippi River to Virginia av., and from 
 
 S. 7th to S. 16th. 
 Eleventh, north, s to n from 1101 Market to Gano av. 
 Eleventh, south, n to s from 1100 Market to 1101 Arsenal, and from 
 
 3536 Osceola to 1101 Kansas. 
 Elizabeth av., in southwestern suburbs, from 3001 Cooper west to 
 
 Clifton av., 1 blk north of Old Manchester rd. 
 Ella av., in northwestern suburbs, from 1401 Hodiamont av. west 
 
 beyond new city limits, 3 blks south of Easton av. 
 Ellendale av., n to s from 7100 Old Manchester rd. south to 7101 Ro- 
 salie, 2 blks east of city limits. 
 Elliot av., s to n from 2701 Franklin av. to 2700 Hebert. 
 Ellwood, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 5900 
 
 Michigan av. 
 Elm, e to w from 201 S. Wharf to 200 S. 7th. 
 Emilie, e to w from 3001 Ellendale av. west to Missouri Pacific Ry. 
 
 2 blks south of Old Manchester rd. 
 Emily, from 2101 Grand av. north to 2100 Wame av. 
 Emma av., e to w from Mimika av. west to city limits, 3 blks south 
 
 of Florissant av. 
 Emmet, e to w from 1835 S. 9th to 1834 Linn. 
 Espenschied, in S. St. Louis, e to wfrom Mississippi River to 8500 
 
 Virginia av. 
 Etzel av., in northwestern suburbs, from 5500 Page av. to western 
 
 city limits. 
 Euclid av., e to w from east of McCausland av. west to Rjv«er des 
 
 Peres, 1 blk south of Pernod rd. 
 Eudora av., in southwestern suburbs, from 3800 Chippewa to 3801 
 
 Keokuk, 3 blks west of S. Grand av. 
 
 100 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES— Continued. 
 
 Eugene av., in southwest Oarondelet, from 3700 Loughborough av. 
 
 south to 3701 Upton, 1 blk west of Grand av. 
 Eugenia, e to w from 201 S. 18th to 228 Leffingwell av. 
 Evans av., e to w from 1451 Francis to 1400 Marcus av. 
 Ewing av., north, s to n from 2901 Manchester rd. to 2900 Easton av- 
 Ewing av., south, n to s from 2900 Manchester rd. to 2901 Park av. 
 Fair av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4151Labadie av. to 5501 Ro- 
 salie av., 8 blks west of Grand av. 
 Fairfax av., in western suburbs, e to w from 1035 Vandeventer av. 
 
 to 1038 Taylor av , 1 blk south of Finney av. 
 Fairview av., e to w from 3443 S. Grand av. to 3442 Gustine av. 
 Fall av., n to s from 3651 North Market to 3650 St. Louis av., 1 blk 
 
 west of Grand av. 
 Famous av., e to w from 2001 Knox av. to 6301 Wilson av., 1 blk 
 
 south of Manchester rd. 
 Fannie av., e to w from River des Peres to Jefferson Barracks rd., 5 
 
 blks south of Marceau, South Carondelct, 
 Farlin av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4100 Xewsteadav. east, 
 
 4 blks north of Natural Bridge rd. 
 Farrar, e to w from 3801 N. Broadway to 2601 Palm. 
 Fassen, S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to Virginia av. 
 Fern, n to s from 7200 Emilie to 7201 Rosalie, in Ellendale, 1 blk 
 
 east of Missouri Pacific Ry. 
 Ferry, e to w from 4301 N. Wharf to 4300 Grand av. 
 Field av., n to s from 3800 Loughborough av. to River des Peres, 2 
 
 blks west of Grand av., South Carondelet. 
 Fifteenth, north, s to n from 1501 INIarket to 1900 Wright. 
 Fifteenth, south, n to s from 1500 Market to 1501 Singleton; also 
 
 from Osceola to Eichclberger. 
 Fillmore, in S. St. Louis, e tow from Mississippi River to Grand av. 
 Finney av., e to w from 1101 N. Grand av. to 1100 Taylor av. 
 First, north, s to n from 101 Market to E. Grand av. 
 First, south, n to s from 100 Market to Dorcas, and from Guthrie to 
 
 Marine av. 
 Flad av., e to wfrom 2201 S. Grand av. to 2200 Tower Grove av. 
 Flora av., e to w from 2145 S. Grand a v. to 2144 Tower Grove av. 
 Florence av.,n to s in western suburbs, from 5501 Maple av. to 
 
 north of St. Louis av., 2 blks west of Union av. 
 Florida, e to w from 1559 N. AVharf to 1520 N. Broadway. 
 Florissant av., western boundary of O'Fallon park, from 2127 He- 
 
 bert to northern city limits. 
 Fordey, in northern suburbs, from 501 Thatcher av. to 500 Ante- 
 lope, 2 blks east of N. Broadway. 
 Forest av., in western suburbs, from 5501 DeGiverville av. north 
 
 to 5500 Kingsbury boulevard, 1 blk west of Union av., and from 
 
 6900 Glades av. to 6901 Manchester rd. 
 Forest Park Boulevard, in western suburbs, from 201 Grand av 
 
 west to 200 King's highway, 3 blks south of Lindell av. 
 Forster al., n to s from 551 Biddle to 550 O'Fallon, in city blk 556. 
 Fountain av., e to w from 1101 Walton av. west to 1100 King's 
 
 highway. 
 Fourteenth, north, s to n from 1401 Market to 1400 Bissell, 
 
 101 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Fourteenth, south, n to s from 1400 Market to 1401 Chouteau av., 
 
 and from Osage to Eichelberger. 
 Fourth, north, s to n from 401 Market to 400 "Wash. 
 Fourth, south, n to s from 400 Market to Convent. 
 Francis, from 3501 Easton av. to 3500 Cass av. 
 Franklin av., e to w from 901 N. Wharf to 900 N. Grand av. 
 French av. in southwest Carondelet, from 7001 Grand av. west to 
 
 7000 Eugene av., 1 blk south of Carondelet park. 
 Frisco av., n to s from 6950 Scanlan av. south to McCaushmd av., 
 
 1 blk east of McCausland av. 
 Front, from 51 Grand av. north to 50 Adelaide av., 1 blk west of 
 
 Mississippi River, LoAvell. 
 Fyler av., in southwestern suburbs, from 3301 Morgan Ford rd. 
 
 west to McCausland rd., 3 blks south of Arsenal. 
 Gaine, e to w, an alley in city blk. 1,400, bounded by Shenandoah, 
 
 Gravois av. and Indiana av. 
 Gamble, e to w from 1201 N. Jefferson av. to 1200 Garrison av. 
 Gano av., e to w from Mississippi River to 3801 Kossuth av., 2 blks 
 
 north of Grand av. 
 Garden, e to w from 3523 N. 19th to 3522 N. 20th, 
 Garesche Boulevard, e to w from Mimika av. west to city limits, 
 
 5 blks south of Florissant a v. 
 Garfield av., e to w from 1901 N. Grand av. to Taylor av., and from 
 
 1951 Clara av. to 1950 Goodfellow av. 
 Garner av., e to w from 2101 Kraft west to 2100 Forest av. 
 Garnier, nto s from 4250 Beck av. south to 4251 Chippewa,! blk 
 
 east of Morgan Ford rd. 
 Garrison av., n to s from 2951 Manchester rd. to 3200 St? Louis av. 
 Garrison court, e to av from 51 Ewing av. to 52 Montrose av. 
 Gasconade, e to w from Mississippi River to Grand av.,3 blks south 
 
 of Chippewa. 
 Gass av., in western suburbs, from 501 Lay av. west to 500 King's 
 
 highway, 5 blks south of Pine. 
 Gay, e to w from 815 N. 12th to 816 N. 14th. 
 Geroldine av., in northwestern suburbs, from 1333 Hodiamont av. 
 
 west to city limits, 5 blks south of Easton av. 
 Geyer av., e to w from 2001 Kosciusko to 1900 Louisiana av. 
 Gibbons, parallel with and near Iron Mountain Ry. track, south of 
 
 Neosho. 
 
 Giles av., n to s from 8700 McDonald av. to 3701 Keokuk, 2 blks west 
 
 of Grand av. 
 Gimblin rd., in northern suburbs, from Maline Creek to Hall's 
 
 Ferry rd., 6 blks north of Calvary av. 
 Glades av., e to w from 2001 Kraft west to 2000 McCausland av. 
 Glasgow av., n to s from 2901 Easton av. north to 4251 Florissant av, 
 Glasgow pi., e to w from 1439 Garrison av. to 1430 AVebster av. 
 Goode av., from 420lAEaston av. north to 4200A Kennerly av., 8 blks 
 
 west of N. Grand av. 
 Goodfellow av., in northwestern suburbs, from 5801 Delmar av. 
 
 north to 5900Bircher, 4 blks west of Union av. 
 Grace av.,n to s from 3646 DeTonty south to 3645 Shaw av., and 
 
 from 3636 McDonald av. to 3639 Gravois av. 
 
 ]02 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Graham, n to s in western suburbs, 2 blks south of Forest Park, 
 
 and from 6300 Clayton rd. south 2 blks, 5 blks west of Sublette 
 
 av. 
 Grand av., east from 4601 N. Wharf southwest to Florissant av. 
 Grand av., north, s to n from 3601 Laclede av. north to Florissant 
 
 av. 
 Grand av., south, n to s from 3600 Laclede av. to River des Peres. 
 Grant, from 2131 Wame, northwest to O'Fallon park, 1 blk east of 
 
 Florissant av. 
 Gratiot, e to w from 801 S. Wharf to Boyle av. 
 Grattan, n to s from 1700 Chouteau av. to 1601 Lafayette av. 
 Gravois av., e to w from 1752 Russell av. to western city limits. 
 Green Lee pi., e to w from 4239 Wame av. west to 4240 Harris av., 1 
 
 blk north of Penrose. 
 Greenwood, from 115 Warren, north to 126 St. Louis av. 
 Grove, n to s from 3001 Bailey to 4301 Florissant av. 
 Grundy, in S. St. Louis, from Mississippi River to Michigan av, 
 Gustine av., from 3900 Arsenal to 3901 Tholozan av., 5 blks west of 
 
 Grand av. 
 Guthrie, from B701 S. Wharf to 8700 Kosciusko. 
 Guy, from 4301 Grand av. west to Warne av. 
 Gypsy, in northern suburbs, from 629 Carrie av. north to 228 
 
 Morin av., 3 biks east of N. Broadway. 
 Uall, from 21 North Market to Calvary av. 
 Hall's Ferry rd., in northern suburbs, from 8301 N.Broadway to 
 
 northern city limits, Baden. 
 Hamilton av., in northwestern suburbs, from 5901 Delmar av. 
 
 north to 5900 Easton av., 1 blk east of Hodiamont av. 
 Hammett pi., e to w from 2425 Marcus av. west, 3 blks north of 
 
 Easton av. 
 Hancock av., e to w from 3439 Ivanhoe av. west to River des 
 
 Peres, 6 blks south of Arsenal. 
 Harper, e to w from 3801 Glasgow av. to 3800 Grand uv., 1 blk north 
 
 of Natural Bridge rd. 
 Harris av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River to 4201 
 
 Penrose, 2 blks north of Adelaide av. 
 Hartford, e to w from 8133 Louisiana av. to 3136 Gustine av. 
 Haven av., in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to Caron- 
 
 delet park. Central Carondelet. 
 Hawk av., in western suburbs, from 4000 Clayton rd. south to south 
 
 of Gratiot, 1 blk west of Manchester rd. 
 Hawthorn av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River to 
 
 4239 Penrose, 3 blks north of Adelaide av. 
 Hawthorne, e to w from 2201 Louisiana av. to its junction with 
 
 Longfellow av., 1 blk north of Shenandoah. 
 Hazel av., e to w from 4301 Arlington av. west, 5 blks north of 
 
 Natural Bridge rd. 
 
 Heber, from Grand av. north to Adelaide av., 5 blks west of Miss- 
 issippi River. 
 
 Hebert, e to w from 2901 N, 10th to 3500 Prairie av. 
 Helen, n to s from 1848 Madison to 1837 Mullanphy, l blk east of 
 N. 19th. 
 
 103 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continucd. 
 
 Hempstead, e to w from 1827 N. 2d to 1804 N. 9tli. 
 
 Henrietta, e to w from 1633 Ohio av. to 1654 Theresa av. 
 
 Herder, e to w from 3323 Blair av. to 3320 N. 19th. 
 
 Hereford, in western suburbs, from 5100 Northrup av. south to 
 
 5101 Bischoff av., 2 blks west of King's highway, 
 Hermitage av., n to s from 6900 Old Manchester rd. south to River 
 
 des Peres, in western suburbs, 1 blk east of McCJausland av. 
 Hewitt av., n to s from 7200 Lanham av. south to 7201 Old Manches- 
 ter rd., 1 blJs east of city limits. 
 Hiawatha, e to w from 4633 S. Compton av. to 4632 Virginia av., 1 
 
 blli south of Neosho. 
 Hic]iman,from 4131 Marine av. west to city blk 2618,1 blk nortli 
 
 of Meramec. 
 Hickory, e to w from 1201 S. Broadway to Carr Lane av., and from 
 
 Cabanno west to St. Louis & San Francisco Ky. 
 Hicks, an alley in blk 181, bounded by Olive, Locust, Scveutli and 
 
 Eighth. 
 High, s to n from 1231 Lucas av. to north of 1231 O'Fallon. 
 Hodiamont av.,in western suburbs, from 6101 Delmar av. northeast 
 
 of 6100 Easton av., 1 blk east of western city limits. 
 Hoehn, n to s from 1600 Picker to blk 820 south, 1 blk west of Linn. 
 Hogan,s ton from 1829 O'Fallon to 1824 North Market,! blk west 
 
 of N. 18th. 
 Holly av., in northwestern suburbs, from Mississippi lliver to 
 
 4239 Peni-ose. 
 Horner av., e to w from 1501 McCausland rd. west to city limits, in 
 
 western suburbs. 
 Hornsby av., in northern suburbs, e to w from 8601 N. Broadway 
 
 to 8900 Hall'sFerry rd., 1 blk south of northern city limits. 
 Horton pl.,e to w from 1039 Hamilton av. west to city limits, 5 
 
 blks south of Page av. 
 Howard, e to w from 1701 N. Wharf to 1800 N. 17th, and from N. 22d 
 
 to Garrison av. 
 Hull pl.,n to s from 4033 Kossuth av. north to 4032 Lee av., 1 blk 
 
 west of Warne av. 
 Humboldt av., from Mississippi Biver to 7200 N. Broadway, 3 blks 
 
 south of Calvary av. 
 Humphrey, e to w from Louisiana av. to 3232 Gustine av., 5 blks 
 
 south of Ai"senal, 
 Hunt av., e to w from 1451 S. Grand av. to west line of Laclede 
 
 Race Course, 1 blk north of Park av. 
 Hurck, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to S. 7th. 
 Hutchinson, n to s from 1401 Prairie av. north, 1 blk west of 
 
 N. Broadway. 
 Illinois av,. n to s from 2100 Wyoming to 2101 Gasconade. 
 Indiana av., n to s from 2352 Ann av. to 2301 Keokuk. 
 loAva av., n to s from 2752 Lafayette av. to 2751 Chariton. 
 Iron, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to west of S. 
 
 Grand av. 
 Itaska, e to w from 4701 S. Broadway to 4700 Gravois av. 
 Ivanhoe av., in southwestern suburbs, from 6700 Old Manchester 
 
 rd. south to south of 6700 Hancock av., 2 blks east of McCaus- 
 land rd. 
 
 104 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Ivory av. from Jimctlon of Michigan av. and |Steins, in S. St. 
 
 Louis, southwest to River dps Peres. 
 Jackson pL, from 11th to 12th, bet. Monroe to Benton. 
 Jacob av., in northwestern suburbs, from 5901 DeGiverville av. 
 
 north to 5900 Kingsbury boulevard, 3 blks west of Union av. 
 James, e to w from 2415 Ceeile to alley in block 1396 S. 
 Jamieson av., n to s from' 6900 Smiley av. south to 6901 Hancock 
 
 av., in southwestern suburbs, 1 blk east of McCausland rd. 
 January av., in western suburbs, from 5700 Manchester rd. to 
 
 5701 Arsenal, 1 blk west of Sublette av. 
 Jasper Park, n to s from 5601 Fyler av. north, in southwestern 
 
 suburbs, 3 blks west of Sublette av. 
 Jefferson av., north, s to n from 2601 Market to 2600 Palm. 
 Jefferson av., south, n to s from 2600 Market to S. Broadway. 
 Jefferson av., south of Gasconade to Piedmont av. 
 Jefferson Barracks rd., outside city limits, south of River des 
 
 Peres. 
 Jennings av., e to w from Mimika av. west to city limits, in north- 
 western suburbs, 2 blks north of Bircher. 
 Joab, n to s from 3000 Chouteau av. to 3001 Park av. 
 John av., e to w from Mississippi River to 3725 Penrose. 
 Jones, n to s from 3930 Page av. to 3931 Cook av., 1 blk. west of 
 
 Vandeventer av. 
 Josephine, n to s from 2800 Papin to south of 2752 LaSalle. 
 Jules, from 2200 Ann av. south to 2201 Shenandoah, 1 blk east of 
 
 Missouri av. 
 Julia, from 1561 S. 7th to 1652 S. 11th, 1 blk north of Soulard. 
 Julian av., from 5601 Clara av. to 1250 Hodiamont av. 5 blks south 
 
 of Easton av. 
 Juniata, e to w from 3151 Ohio av. to 3100a Gustine av. 
 Kansas, in S. St. Louis, e to w from 6101 Water to Wilmington rd. 
 Kayser, in S. Carondelet, from S. Broadway west, 1 blk south of 
 
 River des Peres. 
 Keber av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River to 6900 N. 
 
 Broadway, 5 blks south of Calvary av. 
 Kemper pi., e to w from 3151 King's highway to 3150 Brannon av. 
 
 1 blk south of Arsenal. 
 Kennerly av., in northwestern suburbs, from 2701 Sarah west to 
 
 2700 Marcus av., 7 blks north of Easton av. 
 Kennett pi., e to av from 1601 2d Carondelet av. to 1600 Mississippi av. 
 Kenrick, in northern suburbs, from 501 Bittner north, 2 blks east 
 
 of N. Broadway. 
 Kentucky av., n to sfrom 4170 Manchester rd. to Pacific Ry., east 
 
 of King's highway. 
 Keokuk, e to w from 3901 Kosciusko to 4001A Meramec. 
 Kingsbury Boulevard, in northwestern suburbs, from 501 Union 
 
 av. west to city limits, 4 blks north of Forest park. 
 King's Highway, n to s from 7001 Florissant av. south to 6801 
 
 Gravois av. west of Grand av. and eastern boundary of Forest 
 
 park. 
 Kittenreiner av., e to w from 1429 Compton av. to 1428 Mackenzie av. 
 Klein, n to s from 1405 Buchanan to 1418 Destrehan. 
 
 105 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES— Continued. 
 
 Klemm, n to s from 4200 Park av, south to south of 4200 Tyler av., 1 
 
 blk east of Tower Grove av. 
 Kloek, from 4133 Louisiana av. west, 1 blk north of Meramec. 
 Knapp, n to s from 1929 Howard to 1928 Madison, and from 1927 
 
 Hebert to 1926 Branch. 
 Knight, in northwestern suburbs, from 1237 Lay av. west to 1228 
 
 King's highway, 2 blks north of Kaston av. 
 Knox av., n to s from 6200 Manchester rd. south to 6201 Wilson av., 
 
 2 blks east of Tamm. 
 Koeln av., in S. Carondelet, from Mississippi River west to Eu- 
 gene av. 
 Kosciusko, n to s from 144 Park av. to 109 Osage. 
 Kossuth av., n to s from 4101 Glasgow av. to west of Newstead av- 
 Kraft, in southwestern suburbs, from Dale av. south to 6700 Mna- 
 
 chester rd., 2 blks northeast of P.enton Rta. 
 Kraus, in S. St. Louis, e to w from 6801 Water to 6800 Virginia av. 
 Krum av., from 8801 Finney av. to 3800 Cook av., 2 blks west of 
 
 Grand av. 
 Labadie av., e to w from .3001 Prairie av. to Marcus av., 4 blks south 
 
 of Natviral Bridge rd. 
 Labeaume, e to w from 1901 N. 2d to 1900 N. 10th. 
 Laclede av , e to w from 1 S. Jefferson av. to 2 King's highway. 
 Lafayette av., e to w from 1801 S. Wharf to 1700 Grand av. 
 Laflin, from 3101 Magazine north to 2601 Garrison av. 
 Lake av., n to s from 5201 Park rd. north to 5200 Portland pi., 1 blk 
 
 east of Union av. 
 Lalite av., e to w from Mimika av. west to city limits, 2 blks north 
 
 of Jennings av. 
 Lambdin av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4201a Kennerly av. 
 
 north to 4200A Ashland av., 1 blk west of Goode av. 
 Lami, c to w from 2351 S. 2d to 2400 Cecile. 
 Lamwtte av., n to s in western suburbs, from 3950 Duncan av. to 
 
 3951 Bernard, 1 blk west of Vandcventer av. 
 Lanham av., e to av from Missouri Pacific Ry. west to city limits, 
 
 1 blk north of Old Manchester rd. 
 
 LaSallo, e to AV from 1101 B. Wharf to west line of Shepley & Mc- 
 pherson's addition. 
 
 Laura av., e to av from Mimika av. west to city limits, 1 l)lk north 
 of Jennings av. 
 
 Laurel, n to s from St. Louis Cable & W. Ry. north to 5836 Maple 
 av., 1 blk Avest of Goodfellow av. 
 
 Lawrence, n to s from north of 4001 Park av. south to south of 
 . 4000 Tyler av. 
 
 Lay av., n to s from Ashland av. to Forest park, 1 blk east of 
 King's highway. 
 
 League av., n to s in western suburbs, from 5422 Wise av. south to 
 5421 Carlyle, 1 blk Avest of Macklind av. 
 
 Leduc, in nortliAvestern suburbs, e to w from 1901 Marcus av. west, 
 
 2 blks north of Faston av. 
 
 Lee av., e to av from 4129 Glasgow av. to Avest of Newstead av. 
 LeffingAvell av., north, s to n from 2801 Laclede av. north tf) 2800 
 Dodier. 
 
 106 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Contniued. 
 
 Lefflij^well iiv., south, n to s from 2800 Laclcdo av. to 2801 Ran- 
 dolph. 
 Lemay Ferry rd., outside city limits, south of River des Tores. 
 Lemi) av., n to s from 1900 Lynch to 3G01 S. Broadway. 
 Leonard av., from 8301 Manchester rd. north to 3300 Laclede av., 
 
 thence from 3301 Olive north to 3300 Easton av. 
 Lesperance, e to w from 2001 S. Wharf to 2000 S. Broadway. 
 Lewis, from 1 Biddle to 2 Florida. 
 Lexington av., in northwestern suburbs, from Clay Jav. west to 
 
 Marcus av., 1 bik south of Natural Bridge rd. 
 Liberty, n to s from 2000 Sidney to 2001 Lynch. 
 Lilly av., in western suburbs, from 5600 Wise av. south to 5501 Bis- 
 
 Choff av., 6 blks west of King's highway. 
 Lincoln av., e to w from 2G01 Spring av. to 2700 Sarah, 7 blks north 
 
 of Easton av. 
 Lindell av., e to w from 299 Channing av. to King's highway. 
 Linden, e to w from 719 N. 12th to 718 N. 13th, 2 blks north of Wash- 
 ington av. 
 Lindenwood pi., e to w from east of McCavisland av. west to River 
 
 des Teres, in southwestern suburbs, 3 blks south of Ternod av. 
 Linn, n to s from 1352 Hickory to 1313 Geyer av. 
 Linton av., from 5201 N. Broadway southwest to 3901 A Tenrose, 7 
 
 blks north of Grand av. 
 Lismore, n to s from 2551A Sullivan av. to 2550a Hebert, 1 blk east 
 
 of Jefferson av. 
 Little, in western suburbs, from 1801 Adele av. southwest tt) 5501 
 
 Shaw av., 2 blks west of Macklind av. 
 Lloyd av., e to w from 1469 Tamm west, 2 blks N. of Manchester rd. 
 Locust, e to w from 401 N. AYharf to 400 N. 13th, thence from 401 N. 
 
 Jefferson av. to 512 Ware av. 
 Lombard, e to w from 901 S. Wharf to 900 S. Broadway. 
 Longfellow av., e to w from 1901 Minnesota av. to 2200 Grand av., 
 
 1 blk south of Russell av. 
 Lorentz, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to south- 
 ern city limits. 
 Loretta av., e to w from 1601 Sulphur av. west to 1600 Billon av., in 
 
 western suburbs, 1 blk north of Manchester rd. 
 Lorraine av., in northwestern suburbs, from 3551 Marcus av. west 
 
 to 3400 King's highway, 2 blks south of Natural Bridge rd. 
 Loughborough av., in S. St. Louis, e to w from 6000 Water to 
 
 Gravois av. 
 Louis, in Southwest Carondelct, from 3517 Grand av. west, 1 blk 
 
 north of River des Teres. 
 Louisa, e to w from 3737 S. Wharf to 3736 S. 2d. 
 Louisiana av., u to s from 3400 Tark av. to 3401 Meramec. 
 Louisville av., n to s south o-f Clayton rd., 2 blks west of Tannn. 
 Lowell, in northern suburbs, from 701 Gimblin rd. north, 1 blk east 
 
 of Broadway. 
 Lucas av., e to w from 701 N. 11th to 700 N. Grand av. 
 Lucas pi., e to w from 401 N. 14th to 400 N. Jefferson av. 
 Lucille av., e to w from Mimika av. northwest to city limits, in 
 
 northwestern suburbs, 3 blks south of Florissant aV. 
 
 107 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Lucky, e to w from 1701 N. Grand av. to 1700 Cora av. 
 
 Lucky, n to s from 4?36 rernod rd, south to 4335 Tholozau av., in 
 southern suburbs, 1 blk west of Morgan Ford rd. 
 
 Luther av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River west to 
 7000 N. Broadway, 5 blks south of Calvary av. 
 
 Lynch, e to w from 2801 S. AYharf to west of Gravois av. 
 
 Lyon, n to s from 401 Lynch to 400 Dorcas, 2 blks east of S. Broad- 
 way. 
 
 Mackenzie av., n to s from 3000 Chouteau av. to 3301 Park av. 
 
 Macklind av., in southwestern suburbs, from Forest park south to 
 5401 Arsenal, 5 blks west of King's highway. 
 
 Madison^ e to w from 2101 N. Wharf to 1700 Webster av. 
 
 Maeder, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi Eiver to 5100 Vir- 
 ginia av. 
 
 Maffitt av., e to w from 2701 Spring av. to 2800 Marcus av., and east 
 of Union av., 7 blks north of Easton av. 
 
 Magazine, e to w from 1801 Leffingwell av. to 1700 Bacon. 
 
 Magnolia av., from 2701 Grand av., near Tower Grove Park, west 
 to Sublette av., and from Ecoff av. to McCausland rd. 
 
 Maiden Lane, e to w from 1851 Hogan to 1816 N. Jefferson av. 
 
 Mallinckrodt,e to w from 3601 Hall to 3600 K 25th. 
 
 Malt, in S. St. Louis, e to w from 6601 Water to 6600 S. 9th. 
 
 Manchester rd., e to w from 2700 Laclede av. to western city limits. 
 
 Maple av., eto w from east of. Union av. west to city limits. 
 
 Marceau, in St. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to Ivory av. 
 
 Marcus av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4700 Page av. northeast 
 to 6700 Florissant av., 3 blks east of King's highway. 
 
 Mardel av., e to w from east of McCausland av. to River des Peres, 
 in southwestern suburbs. 
 
 Margaretta av., in northwestern suburbs, from. 4001 Fair av to 4000 
 Snead av., 3 blks north of Natural Bridge rd. 
 
 Maria, from 51 E. Grand av. north to 310 John av., 1 blk west of 
 Hall. 
 
 Marie, e to w from 2901 Ellendale av. west to Missouri Pacific Ry., 
 1 blk south of Old Manchester rd., in Ellendale. 
 
 Marine av., n to s from 3624 S. Broadway to Meramec. 
 
 Marion, e to w from 1531 S. First to 1500 S. 11th. 
 
 Marion pi., from 11th to 12th, bet. Benton and Montgomery. 
 
 Maiket, e to w from 1 S. Wharf to 2 Beaumont. 
 
 Marmaduke av., e to w from 2901 Tamm rd. west to St. Louis & San 
 Francisco Ry. 
 
 Marquette av., e to w from 3501 McCausland av. west to River des 
 Peres, in southwestern suburbs, 2 blks north of Pernod av. 
 
 Martin av., in western suburbs, from 4400 Duncan av. to 4401 Man- 
 chester rd., 2 blks east of Forest park. 
 
 Mary av., e to w from 5339 Florissant av. to 5300 Rosalie, 1 blk west 
 of Warne av. 
 
 Maryland av., in northwestern suburbs, from 351 Boyle av. west to 
 King's highway, 1 blk north of Lindell av. 
 
 Meryville av., in nortliern suburbs, from 5872 Maple av. south to 
 St. Louis Cable & W. Ry., 1 blk east of Hamilton av. 
 
 108 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Mason, n to s from Hickory to Rutger, bet. 6th and 7th. 
 
 Maurice av., e to w from 3401 Watson rd. to 3400 Ivanhoe av., 3 blks 
 
 south of Arsenal. 
 Maury av.,in western suburbs, from 4601 Magnolia av. north to 
 
 Shenandoah, 1 blk east of King's highway. 
 May, from Gingrass Creek west to 4532 N. Broadway, 1 blk south of 
 
 Grand av. 
 McCausland rd., in southwestern suburbs, n to s from 7001 Ban- 
 croft av. to 7000 Clayton rd., l blk east of western city limits. 
 McCune av., e to w, 1 blk east and west of Ivanhoe av., 1 blk south 
 
 of Old Manchester rd. 
 McDonald av., e to w from 3400 S. Grand av. to 3400 Gustine av. 
 McGirk, e to w from 2701 S. 11th to 2700 S. 12th. 
 McKean av., e to w from 3329 Gravois av. to 3332 Grand av., 1 blk 
 
 north of Cherokee. 
 McEissock av., from 101 Grand av. north to 500 Adelaide av.,2 blks 
 
 east of Broadway. 
 McLai-an av., in northern suburbs, from 8500 Hall's Ferry rd. to 
 
 western city limits, 2 blks east of Wabash Ry. 
 McNair av., n to s from 2100 Ann av. to 2101 Arsenal. 
 McNulty, from 1451 2d Carondelet av. west to 1500 Vail pi., 1 blk 
 
 south of Park av. 
 McPherson av., from 3801 Lindell av. west to King's highway, 2 blks 
 
 south of Olive. 
 McRee av., e to w from 1633 S. Grand av. to 1600 King's highway. 
 Mead, in northwestern suburbs, from 1901 Wabash Ry. to 1900 Mc- 
 
 Laran av., 1 blk east of city limits. 
 Menard, n to s from 1028 Park av. to 1027 Victor. 
 Meramec, e to w from Mississippi River to 3700 Morgan Ford rd. 
 Merchant, e to w from S. Second to 1400 S. Broadway. 
 Mercy, n to s from 3801 Shaw av. to 3800 DeTonty, 2 blks west of 
 
 Grand av. 
 Miami, e to w from 3699 Cleon to 3600 Grand av., and from Lucy to 
 
 Pauline. 
 Michigan av., n to s from 3128 Lafayette av. to River des Peres. 
 Miller, e to w from 1451 S. Wharf to 1410 S. Broadway. 
 Mills, e to w from 1019 N. Jefferson av. to 1024 Leffingwell av. 
 Mimika av., n to s from Jennings av. to Emma av., 2 blks east of 
 
 city limits, in northwestern suburbs. 
 Minerva av., in northwestern suburbs, from 1301 N.King's high- 
 way to western city limits, 3 blks south of Easton av. 
 Mincke, e to w from 16th to 17th, 1 blk south of Poplar. 
 Minnesota av., n to s from 3100 Lafayette av. to River des Peres. 
 Mississippi av., n to s from 2000 Chouteau av. to 1951 Gravois av. 
 Missouri av., n to s from 2300 Chouteau av. to Meramec. 
 Mitchell av., in western suburbs, e to w from east of 1601 Prather 
 
 av. to 1600 McCausland rd., 5 blks north of Manchester rd. 
 Monroe, e to w from 2801 N. First to 2300 N. 18th. 
 Montana, e to w from 4033 Louisiana av. to Grand av., and front 
 
 4033 Missouri av. to 4031 S. Broadway, 1 blk south of Osage. 
 Montgomery, e tp w from 2701 N. Wharf to 2500 Spring av, 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES— Continued. 
 
 Montrose av., ii to s frqui 3000 Manchester rcl. to Pacilic Ry. 
 
 Moore, u to s from 1652 Market to 1651 Clark av. 
 
 Morgan Ford rd., n to s from 4300 Arsenal south to River des Peres, 
 
 1 blk east of King's highway. 
 Morgan, e to w from 801 N. Wharf to 800 Union av, 
 Morin av., innoi'thern suburbs, from Mississippi Kiver west to 6400 
 
 Florissant av. ; also southern boundary of Bellefontaine 
 
 Cemetery. 
 Morrison av., e to w from 1301 S. 9th to 1300 S. I3th. 
 Motard av., no to s from 3626 Chouteau av. to 3627 Vista av., 1 blk 
 
 west of Grand av. 
 Mound Lane, n to s from 1051 Howard to Mound, in blk 649. 
 Mound, e to w from 1727 N. Wharf to 1737 N. 10th. 
 Mount Vernon av.. in western suljurbs, from 4400 Ma-nchester rd. 
 
 south to Pacific Ry., 1 blk east of King's highway. 
 Mullanphy, e to w from 1601 N. Wharf to 1600 N. Jefferson av. 
 Murdock av., e to w from River des Peres to city limits, north of 
 
 Watson rd. 
 Nagle av., in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to Virginia 
 
 av. 
 Nashville av., e to w 1343 Tamin to 1344 Louisville av., 2 blks south 
 
 of Clayton rd. 
 Natural Bridge rd., e to w from 3701 Vest av. to western city limits. 
 Nebraska av., n to s from 2920 Park av. to 4901 S. Broadway. 
 Nellie av., in S. Carondelet, from River des Peres west to Jeffer- 
 son Barracks rd., 3 blks south of Marceau. 
 Neosho, e to w from Mississippi River to S. 18th. 
 Newcomb pi., e to w, in city blk 3777, bet. Easton av. and Page av. 
 
 running one -half a blk east of Walton av. 
 Newhouse av., e tow from 4001 N. 11th to Vest av. 
 Newman av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River west to 
 
 6700 N. Broadway, 8 blks south of Calvary uv. 
 Newstead av., in western suburbs, from 4401 Duncan av. to 2300 
 
 Marcus av., 1 blk east of Taylor av. 
 Nicholson pi., n to s from 2052 Lafayette av. to 2051 Geyer av. 
 Niggemann av., n to s from 4400 Arsenal to 4401 Scanlan av., 4 blks 
 
 east of King's highway. 
 Nineteenth, north, s to n from 1901 Market to 1900 Grand av. 
 Nineteenth, south, n to s from 1900 Clark av. to 1901 Gratiot, and 
 
 from Osceola to Delor. 
 Ninth, north, s to n from 901 Market to north Penrose. 
 Ninth, south, n to s from 900 Market to Cave, and from Osceola to 
 
 River des Peres. 
 Norfolk av., in northwestern suburbs, from 1301 Boyle av. to west 
 
 line of Laclede Race Course, 2 blks south of Manchester rd. 
 North Dakota, from East Michigan av. to West Michigan av., 1 blk 
 
 south of Osceola. 
 North Gasconade, from East Iowa a v. to West Iowa av., northern 
 
 boundary of Laclede park, 1 blk south of Osage. 
 North Market, from 2401 N. AVharf to 2500 Marcus av., and from 2501 
 
 Clara av. to 2500Goodfellow av. 
 North Park pi., e to w from 3935 N. 11th to 3952 N. 14th. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Northrup av., in western suburbs, from 1701 S. King's highway 
 
 west to 1700 Adele av., 2 blks south of Manchester rd. 
 North Trudeau, e to w from S. First to S. 2d., 1 blk south of Rus- 
 sell av. 
 Oak, from 33E Ferry north to Cornelia, 3 blks east of Broadway. 
 Oak Hill av., in southwestern suburbs, from 4100 Arsenal to 4151 
 
 Chippewa, 7 blks west of Grand av. 
 Obear av., from 3701 Kossuth av. to 4701 Von Phul. 
 Oberbeek, in northwestern suburbs, from 901 Christian, north, 1 
 
 blk west of Broadway. 
 Odell av., in southwestern suburbs, from 2901 S. King's highway 
 
 west to Sublette av., 1 blk north of Arsenal. 
 O'Fallon, e to w from 1301 N. Wharf to 1300 N. Jefferson av. 
 Ohio av., n to s from 2700 Chouteau av. to 2701 Dakota. 
 Old Manchester rd., from Junction of Manchester rd. to western 
 
 city limits. 
 Oleatha av., e to w from 3539 McCausland av. to Wabash av., 1 blk 
 
 north of Ternod av. 
 Olive, e to w from 301 N. Wharf to 4800 Washington av. 
 Oregon av.,nto s from 2830 Lafayette av. to Itaska. 
 Osage, o to w from Mississippi River to 4000 S. Grand av. 
 Osceola, e to w from Mississippi River to 4400 S. 9th. 
 Ouida av., in northern suburbs, from 735 Carrie av. north to 734 
 
 Morin av., 1 blk east of Broadway. 
 Page av., e to w from 1401 Francis to western city limits, 1 blk 
 
 north of Cook av. 
 Palm, e to w from 3001 N. Wharf to 3600 Prairie av. 
 Papin, e to w from 901 S. Broadway to 845 Taylor av. 
 Park av., c to w from 1401 S. First to 4300 Manchester rd. 
 Park rd., e to w from 201 N. King's highway to 200 Union av. 
 Parker av., e to w from 3901 Gustine av. to .3400 Bent av. 
 Parnell, n to s from 2557 Warren to 2500a Hebert, 1 blk west of N. 
 
 25th, and from 2501a Palm to 3900 Glasgow av. 
 Pattison av., in western suburbs, from 1801 King's highway west to 
 
 1800 Adele av., 2 blks south of Pacific Ry. 
 Paul, n to s from 816 Chouteau av. to 813 Hickory. 
 Pauline, n to s from 4401 Tholozan av, to 4400 Pernod rd. 
 Peck, n to s from 3501 Bailey av. to 4501 Florissant av. 
 Pelham av., in northern suburbs, from 701 Bittner 2 blks north, 1 
 
 blk east of N. Broadway. 
 Pendleton av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4301 Washington av. 
 
 to north of 4300 Kennerly av., 5 blks west of Vandeventer av. 
 Penn, e to w from 2631 Cambria to 2652 McNair av. 
 Pennsylvania av., n to s from 3000 Lafayette av. to Catalan. 
 Penrose, e to w from 4201 N. Wharf to 4201 Semple av. 
 Pernod rd., in southwestern suburbs, from 3501 Morgan Ford rd. 
 
 west to River des Peres, 3 blks south of Arsenal. 
 Perry, e to w from 4229 N. 14th to 4228 N. 20th. 
 Pestalozzi, e to w from 3001 S. Broadway to 2901 Compton av. 
 Phillips av., e to w from 3733 Giles av. to 3732 Cabanne, and from 
 
 4051 Gravois av. west to 3800 oak Hill av. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Picker, e to w from 1801 Linn to 1752 Dolman. 
 
 Piedmont av., n to s from Gasconade to Mississippi River, 1 blk 
 east of Texas av. 
 
 Pierce av., in western suburbs, from 5800 Wise av. to 5801 Wilson 
 av., 2 blks west of Sublette av. 
 
 Pine, from 201 N. Wharf to 100 N. King's highway. 
 
 Pitzman av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River west to 
 6800 Broadway, 5 blks north of Calvary av. 
 
 Plateau av., in western suburbs, from 6501 Manchester rd. south- 
 west to city limits, 1 blk north of Manchester rd. 
 
 Pleasant, n to s from 3201 Bailey av. to 4401 Florissant av. 
 
 Plum, e to w from 701 S. Wharf to 700 S. 4th. 
 
 Plymouth av., in northwestern suburbs, from 5801 Goodfellow av. 
 west beyond city limits, 2 blks south of Page av. 
 
 Poepping, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 8100 
 Waddell av. 
 
 Polk, n to s from Mississipp'i River to River des Peres. 
 
 Pope av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River to New- 
 stead av., 2 blks south of Bellefontaine Cemetery. 
 
 Poplar, e to w from 601 S. Wharf to 400 S. 21st. 
 
 Portland pi., e to w from 401 N. King's highway to 300 Union av. 
 
 Potomac, e to w from 3501 S. Wharf to 3500 S. Broadway, and from 
 3501 Lemp av. to 3500Gustine av. 
 
 Powder, from lA Grand av. to 100 Luther av., 1 blk west of Front. 
 
 Powhattan, e to w from 2601 Minnesota av. to 2600 S. Grand av. 
 
 Prairie av., from 3751 Cook av. to Mississippi River, 3 blks north 
 of Grand av. 
 
 Pi-ather av., in Western suburbs, from 6801 Manchester rd. north, 
 
 3 blks east of city limits. 
 Prescott av., in northern suburbs, from 5601 N. Broadway to 700 
 
 Luther av. 
 
 President, e to w from 3601 S. Wharf to 3520 Wisconsin av. 
 
 Preston pi., n to s from 1900 Lafayette av. to 1901 Geyer av. 
 
 Primm, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to River des 
 Peres. 
 
 Prospect av., n to s from 3656 Forest Park Boulevard south to 
 Chouteau av., 1 blk west of Grand av. 
 
 Provenchere pi., e to w from 3151 Lemp av. west, 1 blk south of 
 Arsenal. 
 
 Putnam, in S. St. Louis, n to s from Fassen to Bates, 1 blk west of 
 Virginia av. 
 
 Quincy, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 7000 Vir- 
 ginia av. 
 
 Race Course av., in western suburbs, from 1451 Old Manchester rd. 
 
 west, 5 blks south of Manchester rd. 
 Randolph, e to w from 601 S. 12th to Lefflngwell av. 
 Ranken av., n to s from 3400 Laclede av. to 3400 Caroline. 
 Rappahannock, e to w from 2737 Gravois av. to 2800 Grand av. 
 Rauschenbach av., from 2123 Maiden Lane to 2122 Hebert. 
 Rebecca, e to w from Grand av. to Meramee, 1 blk south of 
 
 Keokuk. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Reber pi., in southwestern suburbs, e to w from Brannon av. to Old 
 
 Manchester rd., 2 blks north of Arsenal and opposite west gate 
 
 of Tower Grove Park. 
 Re^d Bud av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4251 Natural Bridge 
 
 ' rd. to 4250 Margaretta av., 3 blks east of Newstead av. 
 Reilly av.,in S. St. Louis, n to s from Mississippi River to River dea 
 
 Peres. 
 Rice, n to s from 2001 Gratiot north, 1 blk east of 21st. 
 Richmond pi., in northwestern suburbs, from 801 Taylor av. west 
 
 to 800 Walton av., 1 blk north of Delmar av. 
 Ridge av., in northwestern suburbs, from 1401 King's highway to 
 
 western city limits, 2 blks south of Easton av. 
 Ridgley, e to w from 551 S. 14th to 550 S. 16th. 
 Ripple, in western suburbs, n to s from 6200 Cheltenham av. south, 
 
 t blks east of Tamm. 
 Risley, n to s from Lombard to Chouteau av., bet. S. 1st and S. 2nd. 
 Robbins Lane, from 1601 St. Charles to 1626 Lucas av., crossing 
 
 Washington av. at 1627. 
 
 Robert av., south of River des Peres to Lorentz. Outside of city 
 
 limits. 
 Robert, in S. St. Louis,e to w from Mississippi River to 7300 Morgan 
 
 Ford rd. 
 Rosalie, in northwestern suburbs, from 4301 Warne av. northwest 
 
 to Newstead siv., 1 blk west of O'Fallon park. 
 Rosedale av., nw to se., from 6101 Bonhomme rd. to Delmar av. 
 Ross well av., in southern suburbs, from 7201 Grand av. west to 
 
 7200 Field av., 3 blks south of Carondelet Park. 
 Russell av., e to w from 2101 S. Wharf to 2100 Tower Grove av. 
 Russell pi,, in south westsrn suburbs, from Arsenal south to 4004 
 
 Tholozan av., 6 blks west of Grand av. 
 Rutger, e to w from 1301 S. Wharf to Tiffany. 
 Ruth av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi River to 5500 N. 
 
 Broadway, and from 5501 Algernon to 5500 Rosalie, 1 blk north 
 
 of Adelaide av. 
 Sacramento av., in northwestern suburbs, from 3801 Fair av. to 
 
 .S800 Newstead av., 1 blk north of Natural Bridge rd. 
 SaLena, n to s from 1928 Lynch to 1935 Arsenal. 
 Salisbury, to w frohi 3701 N, Wharf to 2555 Palm. 
 San Francisco av., in northwestern suburbs, from 3901 Fair av. to 
 
 3900 Cora av., and from 3901 Snead av. to 3900 Calvary av., 2 blks 
 
 north of Natural Bridge rd. 
 San Jacinto av., n to s from Dale av. to 6600 Villa av.,3 blks west of 
 
 Tamm. 
 Sarah, n to s from 4128 Ashland av. to 4101 Duncan av., 2 blks west 
 
 of Vandeventer av. 
 Sarpy av., in western suburbs, from east of Vandeventer av. west 
 
 to 700 Boyle a v., 1 blk south of Clayton rd. 
 Sarsfleld pi., n to s from 1929 O'Fallon to 1928 Cass av. 
 Scanlan av., in southwestern suburbs, e to w from King's highway 
 
 to Brannon av., and from Tamm rd. to McOauslaud rd., 2 blks 
 
 south of Arsenal. 
 Schild av., e to w from 1801 2nd Carondelet av. to 1800 Preston pi. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Schiller av., in northern suburbs, from Wabash W. Ry. west to 7300 
 
 N. Broadway, B blks south of Calvary av. 
 Schirmex, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to River 
 
 des Peres. 
 Schopl, e to w from 1101 Cardinal av. to west of Channing av. 
 Scott av., e to w from 601 S. 21st to 600' Lay av. 
 Second Carondelet av., n to s from 1800 Chouteau av. to 3539 S. 
 
 Broadway. 
 Second, north, s to n from 201 Market to 400 Adelaide av. 
 Second, south,; n to s from 200 Market to U. S. Marine Hospital 
 
 tract. 
 Selby pi., n to 9 from 1501 Wash to 1500 Carr. 
 Semple av., in northwestern suburbs, from 5443 Easton av. north 
 
 to Bircher, 1 blk northwest of Union av* 
 Seventeenth, north, s to n from 1701 Market to Clinton. 
 Seventeenth, south, n to s from 1700 Market to 1701 Chouteau av., 
 
 and from Osceola to Itaska. 
 Seventh, north, s to n from 701 Market to junction with Broadway. 
 Seventh, sovith, n to s from 700 Market to 3401 Broadway, and from 
 
 - Virginhi av.,to River des Peres. 
 
 Sharp av., n to s from 4000 Loughborough av. to Primm. 
 Shaw av., e to w from 1901 Grand av. to 1900 Sublette av. 
 Shenandoah, e to w from 2301 S. Broadway to 2300 King's highway, 
 
 3 blks north of Tower Grove park. 
 Sheridan av., eto w from 1429 N. Jefferson av. to 3301 Easton av. 
 Short, in blk 1107, bet. AVarren, Montgomery, N. 15th and N. 19th. 
 Short al., in blk 1397, bet. Gushing, Victor and McNair av. 
 Shreve av., in northwestern suburbs, n to s from Lee av. to 4700 
 
 Bircher, 3 blks west of Newstead av. 
 Sidney, e to w from 2601 S. Wharf to 2600 Minnesota av. 
 Silver, in western suburbs, e to w from 1401 Macklind av. to 1500 
 
 Sublette av., southern boundary of Missouri Pacific R. R. 
 Simpson av., e to w and n to s, around Clifton park, in Clifton 
 
 Heights, 2 blks north of Old Manchester rd. 
 Singleton, e to w from 823 S. 14th to 852 S. 18th, and from 21st to 
 
 22nd. 
 Sixteenth, north, s to n from 1601 Market north to Howard. 
 Sixteenth, south, n to s from 1600 Market south to Randolph, and 
 
 from Osceola to Eichelberger. 
 Sixth, north, s to n from 601 Market north to N. Broadway. 
 Sixth, south, n to s from 600 Market south to 601 Park av., and from 
 
 Vii-ginia av. to 7901 Ivory av. 
 Skinker rd., in western suburbs, from 7001 Clayton rd., north to 
 
 6200 Bonhomme rd., western boundary of Forest park. 
 Slevin av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4101 Snead av. north- 
 west to 4100 Calvary av., 2 blks north of Natural Bridge rd. 
 Smiley av., e to w from 3149 Ivanhoe av. to Frisco av., 1 blk south 
 
 of Arsenal. 
 Smith, e to w from 1501 N. Wliarf to 1428 N. 1st. . 
 Snead av., in northwestern suburbs, from 6901 Florissant av. south- 
 
 - west to 4901 Natural Bridge rd., 1 blk east of King's highway. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Sopor, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 6500 Michi- 
 gan av. 
 
 Sopliie av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4201 Natural Bridge rd. 
 north to 4200 Margaretta av., 1 blls west of Fair Grounds. 
 
 Soulard, e to w from ITOl S. Wliarf to 1700 Linn. 
 
 South Dakota, e to w from E. Michigan av. to W. Michigan av., 4 
 blks south of Meramec. 
 
 South Gasconade, from E. Iowa av. to W. Iowa av., southern bound- 
 ary of Laclede park. 
 
 South Trudeau, e to w from 2201 S. 1st to 2200 S. 2nd. 
 
 Soutli rd., in western suburbs, from 5501 Manchester rd. to Lilly 
 av., 1 blk soutli of Cheltenham av. 
 
 Spaulding av., in northwestern suburbs, from 2601 King's highway 
 west to 2600 Union av., 2 biles nortli of Easton uv. 
 
 Spring av., s to n from 3701 Finney av. to 3700 Natural Bridge rd. 
 
 Spru(;e, e to w from 401 S. AVharf to 3.52 S. 2lst. 
 
 Stansbury, e to w from 3731 Illinois av. to S. Broadway, 1 blk north 
 of Chippewa. 
 
 St. Alphonsus, from 8633 Bell av. to 8628 Finney av. 
 
 St. Ange av., n to s from 1400 Chouteau av. to 1601 Linn. 
 
 St. Anthony, e to w from 1271 S. Broadway to 1272 S. 6tli. 
 
 St. Charles, e to w from 511 N. 3rd to 500 N. Jefferson av. 
 
 St. Cyr av., in northern suburbs, from 9401 Columbia Bottom rd. to 
 western city limits. 
 
 St. Ferdinand av., e to w from 2501 Prairie av. to 2500 Marcus av., 5 
 
 blks north of Easton av. 
 St. Joseph, e to w from 1235 S. Broadway to 1234 S. 6th. 
 St. Louis av., e to w from 2801 N. Wharf to 2800 Clara av. 
 St. Louis pi., bet. Maiden Lane, Ilebert, 21st and Bauschenbacli av. 
 St. Vincent av., e to w from 1551 S. Jefferson av. to 1550 Ohio av., 1 
 
 blk south of Park av., and from 1551 Nebraska av. to 1532 
 
 Theresa av. 
 Stanley av., e to w from 2101 McCausland rd. to 2100 Blendon pi., 2 
 
 blks north of Manchester rd. 
 Steins, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 7600 S. 
 
 Grand av. 
 Stewart pi-, n to s from 5433 Wells av. to 5432 Easton av., 2 blks west 
 
 of Union av. 
 Stockton, n to s from ic Grand av. north to 200 Luther av., 4 blks 
 
 west of Mississippi River. 
 Stoddard, e to w from 1101 N, Jefferson av. to 1100 Glasgow av. 
 Stringtown rd., n to s from Bates to junction with Compton av. 
 Sublette av., in western suburbs, n to s from 5000 Berthold ay., to 
 
 5401 Pernod rd., 8 blks west of King's highway. 
 Sullivan av:, e to w from 2951 N. 13th to 3100 Prairie av. 
 Sulphur av., in western suburbs, from 1400 Billon av. to 6001 Wilson 
 
 av., 3 blks west of Sublette av. 
 Swan av., in western suburbs, from 1201 Boyle av. west to ISlount 
 
 Vernon av., 1 blk sou.th of Manchester rd. 
 Sweringen av., in northern suburbs, from Mississippi liver west 
 
 to 6600 N. Broadway, 12 blks north of Adelaide jiv. 
 
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STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Switzer av., in northern suburbs, n to s from 7801 N. Broadway to 
 
 northern city limits, 1 blk east of Wabash W. Ry. 
 Talcott av., e to w from Mississippi River to 5200 N. Broadway, 5 
 
 blks north of Grand av. 
 Talmage av., in western suburbs, from 4138 Manchester rd. to 1301 
 
 Old Manchtester rd. 
 Tamm rd., in western suburbs, from 6400 Berthold av. south to 
 
 3201 Watson rd., 12 blks west of King's highway. 
 Targee, n to s from 1418 Market to 1419 Clark av. 
 Taylor av., in western suburbs, from Papin north to Newstead av., 
 
 7 blks west of Grand av. 
 Telegraph rd., in south Carondelet, beyond city limits, continua- 
 tion of S. 7th, 3 blks east of Grand av. 
 Tennessee av., n tos from 3432 Shenandoah to 3451 Keokuk. 
 Tenth, north, s to n from 1001 Market to 1000 Hebert. 
 Tenth, south, n to s from 1000 Market to 1001 Arsenal. 
 Termination, e to w from 4801 Minnesota av. to 5000 Virginia av., 6 
 
 blks south of Meramec. 
 Terry av., e to w from 2838 Union av. east, 1 blk north of Maf- 
 
 fltt av. 
 Tesson, in S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to River des 
 
 Peres. 
 Texas av., from 2632 Eads av. south to Osceola. 
 Thatcher av., in northwestern suburbs, from Mississippi River to 
 
 7700 N. Broadway, 1 blk north of Calvary av. 
 Theodosi a av., in northwestern suburbs, from proposed Bayard 
 
 av. west toGoodfellow av., 1 blk north of Easton av. 
 Theresa av., north, s to n from 3501 Laclede av., to 3500 Lindell av. 
 Theresa av., south, n to s from 3500 Laclede av. to 3501 Lafay- 
 ette av. 
 Third, north, s to n from 300 Market to junction with Broadway. 
 Third, south, n to s from 300 Market to 301 Arsenal. 
 Thirteenth, north, s to n from 1301 Market to 3201 N. 11th. 
 Thirteenth, south, n to s from 1300 Market to 2501 S. Broadway ; 
 
 also from Osceola to Eichelberger. 
 Tholozan av., e to w from 3651 S. Grand av. to Cabanne. 
 Thomas, e to w from 1401 N. Jefferson av. to Ware av. 
 Thompson av., from 3201 St. Louis av. north to 3200 Bailey av. 
 Thornby pi., n to s from 5841 Maple av. to 5840 Bartmer av., 1 blk 
 
 west of Goodfellow av. 
 Thurman Boulevard, n to s from north of 4101 Magnolia av. to 
 
 north of 4400 Park av. 
 Tiffany, in western suburbs, from 3800 Gratiot to 3801 Vista av., 3 
 
 blks west of Grand av. 
 Todd av., n to s from 3020 Park av. to 3001 Lafayette av. 
 Tom, e to w from 2014 Eugenia to 2015 Clark av. 
 Tower Grove av., in western suburbs, from 4301 Magnolia av. north 
 
 to Old Manchester rd., also boundary of Shaw's Garden. 
 Tracy rd., in northwestern suburbs, from south of Florissant av. 
 
 northeast to Hall's Ferry rd., 1 blk north of Calvary Cemetery. 
 Trudeau, e to w from 2201 S. Wharf to 2200 S. Broadway. 
 
 U6 
 
STREETS AND AVENUESContinued. 
 
 Turner av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4201a Natural Bridge 
 
 rd. north to 4200A Margaretta av., 5 blks west of Warne av. 
 Twelfth, north, s to n from 1201 Market to 1200 Branch. 
 Twelfth, south, n to s from 1200 Market to 1201 Pestalozzi, 
 Twentieth, north, s to n from 2001 Market to 2000 College av. 
 Twentieth, south, n to s from 2100 Market to 2101 Poplar. 
 Twenty-fifth, s to n, from 2500 Sheridan av. to 4100 Glasgow av. 
 Twenty-first, north, s to n from 2101 Market to 2100 College av. 
 Twenty-first, south, n to s from 2100 Market to 2101 Chouteau av. 
 Twenty-fourth, s to n from 2401 Carr to 2400 Cass av. 
 Twenty-second, north, s to n from 2201 Market to 2200 Angelica. 
 Twenty-second, south, n to s from 2200 Market to 2201 Chouteau av- 
 Twenty-third, north, s to n from 2301 Market to 2300 Angelica. 
 Twenty-third, south, n to s from 2400 Market to 2301 Chouteau av. 
 Tyler av., e to w from 2333 S. Grand av. to 2332 Tower Grove. 
 Tyler, e to w from 1945 N. Wharf to 1900 N. 13th. 
 Union av., in western suburbs, from Forest Park north to Natural 
 
 Bridge rd., 2 blks west of King's highway. 
 Union rd., outside city limits, south of River des Peres. 
 University, e to w from 2901 N. 22nd to 2836 Glasgow av. 
 Upton, in S. St. Louis, from Mississippi River to 7400 Michigan av., 
 
 and from Grand av. to Eugene av. 
 Utah, e to w from 3301 S. 9th to 3300 Gustine av. 
 Vail pi., n to s from McNulty south, 1 blk east of Mississippi av. 
 Valentine, e to w from 501 S. Wharf to 500 S. Broadway. 
 Van Buren, in S. St. Louis, n to s from Mississippi River to Catalan. 
 Vanderburgh av., n to s from 3533 Hawthorne av. to 3551 Arsenal. 
 Van de venter av., north, s to n from 3901 Laclede av. north to 
 
 Labadie av, 
 Vandeventer av., south, n to s from 3900 Laclede av. south to 
 
 Chouteau av. 
 
 Vandeventer pi., c to w from 951 N. Grand av. to Vandeventer av. 
 Vernon av., in northwestern suburbs, e to w from 4600 Page av. to 
 
 1200 Walton av., and from 929 Belt av. to 928 Goodfellow av., 
 
 along Narrow Gauge R. R. 
 Vest av., n to s from 2529 Salisbury to 2528 Newhouse av., 1 blk west 
 
 of 25th. 
 Victor, c to w from 2501 S. Wharf to Shenandoah. 
 Villa av., e to w from San Jacinto av. to Dale av., 3 blks south of 
 
 Clayton rd. 
 Vine, e to av from 501 N. Wharf to 500 N. 4th. 
 Vine Grove av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4301 Labadie av. 
 
 north to 4300 Ashland av., 2 blks east of Taylor av. 
 Viola av., e to w in blk 2782, east of Tamm rd., and 1 blk north of 
 
 Clayton rd. 
 Virginia av., n to s from 3300 Lafayette av. to River des Peres. 
 Vista av., e to w from 1401 S. Giand av. to west of Tiffany, 2 blks 
 
 north of Park av., and from 1401 Boyle av. to west line of La- 
 clede Race Course. 
 
 117 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 Von Phul, n to s from 1401 E. Grand av. to 1400 Adelaide av., 2 blks 
 
 west of N. Broadway . 
 Von Verson av., in northwestern suburbs, e to w from 745 Clara 
 
 av. to city limits, 1 blk north of Delniar av. 
 Vulcan, in S. St. Louis, n to s from Mississippi Kiver to River des 
 
 Peres. 
 AVabash av., e to w from 3539 Oleatha av. to 7101 Bancroft av., 1 blk 
 
 west of McCausland av. 
 Waddell av., n to s from River des Peres to road, 1 blk west of 
 
 Grand av. 
 Waddingham, n to s from 119 Franklin av. to 118 Carr. 
 Wagner av., in northwestern suburbs, e to w from 1201a Hodia- 
 
 mont av. west beyond western city limits, I blk south of 
 
 Page av. 
 Waldemar av., e to w from 6701 Manchester rd. to 2140 Forest av. 
 
 to Benton. 
 Walnut, e to w from 101 8. Wharf to 100 Theresa av. 
 VV^alsh, '.n S. St. Louis, e to w from Mississippi River to 5200 Morgan 
 
 Ford rd. 
 Walter av., n to s from 8345 N. Broadway to 8345 Gimblin rd., in 
 
 Baden. 
 Walton av., in western suburbs, from 4601 McPherson av. to 4800 
 
 Easton av., 4 blks east of King's highway. 
 Ware av., n to s from 3501 Lindell av, to 3500 Bell av. 
 Warneav., n to s from McPherson av. to Olive, and from Easton 
 
 av. to Adelaide av. 
 Warren, e to w from 2601 N. Wharf to 2G00 N. Jefferson av. 
 Wash, e to w from 1001 N. Wharf to 1000 N. 1st., and from 1001 N. 
 
 Broadway to 2801 Easton av. 
 Washington av., e to w from 601 N. Wharf to King's highway. 
 Water, in S. St. Louis, n to s from Dover to River des I'eres. 
 Waterman av., in northwestern suburbs, from 401 Union av. west 
 
 to 400 Skinker rd., 3 blks north of Forest park. 
 Watson rd., in southwestern suburbs, from 6000 Old Manchester 
 
 rd., southwest, beyond city limits, 7 blks west of King's high- 
 way. 
 Waverly pi., n to s from 2100 Lafayette av. to 2101 Geyer av. 
 Way, e to w from 1501 Sulphur av. to 1500 Billon av., 2 blks north of 
 
 Manchester rd. 
 Weber rd., in south Carondelet, from Adelia av. to 3Iorgan Ford 
 
 rd., 1 blk south of River des Peres. 
 Webster av., from 3101 Easton av. north to 3119 Magazine. 
 Weil av., e to w from 4401 Watson rd. to city limits, south of River 
 
 des Peres. 
 Wells av., in northwestern suburbs, frorrvl428 Union av. northwest 
 
 to city limits, 1 blk south of Easton av. 
 W. Cabanne Court, n to s, 1 blk east of Hodiamont av., south of St. 
 
 Louis Cable & ^Y. Ry. 
 W. Cabanne pi., e to w from 901 Hamilton av. to west of Cabanne 
 
 Court, 1 blk south of St. Louis Cable & W. Ry. 
 West End av., in northwestern suburbs, from 4600 Page av. south, 
 
 1 blk to 4601 Cook av. 
 
 118 
 
STREETS AND AVENUES-Continued. 
 
 TV. Iowa av., from N. Gasconade to S. Gasconade, western bound- 
 ary of Laclede park. 
 
 W. Jefferson av., n to s from junction Avith Jefferson av. to 2701 
 Chouteau av. 
 
 W. Michigan av., from N. Dakota to S. Dakota, 1 blk west of jNIin- 
 nesota av. 
 
 Westminster pi., from H2.'} Cabanne to 500 Lay av., 1 blk south of 
 Olive, 
 
 W(;stmoreland pi., e to w from .301 King's highway to 250 Union av. 
 
 W. Railroad av., n to s from 501 Calvary av. to 600 Thatcher av., 1 
 blk east of N. Broadway. 
 
 Wharf, along the entire river front. 
 
 TVliitman, in northern suburbs, n to s from IB K. Grand av. to Ade- 
 laide av. 
 
 Whittemore pi., c to w from 1601 Missouri av. to 1684 S. Jeffer- 
 son av. 
 
 Whittier, in Avestern suburbs, n to s from 4201 Lindell av. to T^aba- 
 ■ die av. 
 
 Wilmington rd., in S. St. Louis, e to w from 6601 Michigan av. to 
 6400Gravois av. 
 
 Wilson av., in western suburbs, from 2101 King's highway west to 
 Tamm rd., 2 blks south of Shaw av. 
 
 Windsor pi., e to av from 1021 St. Alphonsus to Vandeventer av. 
 
 Winnebago, e to av from 3701 Marine av. to 8700 Oak Hill av. 
 
 Winona av., e to av from east of 3800 McCausland av. to city limits, 
 4 blks south of Pernod av. 
 
 Wisconsin av., n to s from 2000 Lynch to Marine av. 
 
 Wise av., in Avestern suburbs, e to av from 1201 East rd. west to 
 Tierce av., 1 blk north of Manchester rd. 
 
 Withers av., e to av from Mississippi River to N. IJroadAvay, 7 blks 
 north of E. Grand av., LoAvell, 
 
 Withnell av., e to av from 3225 S. 9th to 3258 Missouri av. 
 
 Wittenburg av., n to s from 1430 Old Manchester rd. to Missouri 
 Pacific Ry., 1 blk west of Kentucky av. 
 
 Woods, in southwestern suburbs, from 5901 Arsenal to 5900 Eliza- 
 beth av., 6 blks west of King's highAvay. 
 
 Wright, e to w from 2901 N. Wharf to 2900 N. 20th. 
 
 Wyandotte, e to av from Mississippi River to 4434 S. Broadway, 
 
 Wyoming, e to av from 3201 S. Broadway to 3200 Gustine av. 
 
 Zealand, in nortii western suburbs, n to s from 1401 Linton av. to 
 College av., 3 blks west of N. Broadway, 
 
 Zepp, e to av from 3435 S. Wharf to 3484 S. Broadway. 
 
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STREET RAILWAYS. 
 
 BADEN & ST. LOUIS R. R.— From E. Grand av. and Broadway 
 to Hall's Ferry rd. Office and stables, 8236 N. B'way. Geo. S. Case, 
 pres. and sec; John A. Becker, vice-pres.; H. Nelson, supt. 
 
 BENTON . BELLEFONTAINE RY.— (Electric.)— From 3d and 
 Washington av., via Washington av., 10th and 11th sts., to Wate^ 
 Tower, thence west on Grand av. to Florissant av., thence north 
 on Florissant av. to John av. Office and stables, 4238 N. 20th. Jas. 
 Campbell, pres. ; Robert McCulloch, sec. and treas. 
 
 CASS AV. & FAIR GROUND RY.— Office, 3820 Easton av.; sta- 
 bles, Cass av. cor. Glasgow av. Route, Broadway and Walnut, 
 north on 7th to Cass av., thence to Glasgow a v. north to St. Louis 
 av., west to Grand av. and Fair Ground; return by same to 8th, 
 south to Walnut; thence to Broadway. Officers — David G. Ham- 
 ilton, pres.; Robert McCulloch, vicepres. and gen'l mngr.; C. N. 
 Duffy, sec. and treas. ; M. J. Moran, supt. 
 
 CITIZENS* RAILWAY CO.— (Cable)— From 4th and Morgan to 
 Grand av. via Franklin av. Extensions to Six Mile House, Easton 
 av. ; on Grand av. to Fair Ground; also Marcus av. to Four Mile 
 House, Nat. Bdge. rd. David G.Hamilton, pres.; Robert McCul- 
 loch, vice-pres. and gen'l mngr. ; Julius S. Walsh, vice-pres.; C. N. 
 Duffy, sec. and treas. Office, 3820 Easton av. 
 
 EAST ST. LOUIS CONNECTING RY. CO —John Scullin, pres. ; 
 H. L. Clark, sec. ; C. H. Sharman, mngr. Office, 24 N. 3d. 
 
 FOREST PARK, LACLEDE AV. & FOURTH STREET RY. CO.— 
 (Electric)^Offlce, 10 S. Compton av. P. C. Maffitt, pres. ; John R. 
 Lionberger, vice-pres ; William D. Henry, sec. Route, from 4th 
 and Market to Forest Park. 
 
 FOURTH STREET & ARSENAL RY. CO.— From 4th and Morgan 
 to Dorcas, via 2d and 3d. Charles Green, pres. ; Robert J. Mae- 
 Donald, sec; John Mahoney, gen'l mngr. Office, 1801 Park av.; 
 stables, cor. 2d and Victor. 
 
 JEFFERSON AV. RAILWAY CO.— Office and stables, Montgom- 
 ery, nr. Jefferson av. ; P. C. Maffit, pres. ; W. D. Henry, sec. 
 
 LINDELL RAILWAY CO.— (Electric, Yellow Cars)— From 3d 
 and Washington av. to Garrison av. ; north to Lucas av. ; west to 
 Grand av. ; north on Grand av. to Finney av. ; thence west on Fin- 
 ney av. to Taylor av. ; thence south along Taylor av. to Delmar 
 av. ; thence west on Delmar av. to where DeBaliviere av. if ex- 
 tended north from De Giverville av. would intersect Delmar av. ; 
 thence to Forest Park returning same way; to Compton av ; 
 thence south on Compton av. connecting with regular tracks. 
 (Blue Cars), to Forest Park via 14th and Chouteau av.; Page av. 
 branch same as yellow cars to Taylor av. ; thence north on Taylor 
 av. to Page av. ; thence west on Page av. Vandeventer av. branch, 
 from intersection of Mo. Pac. Ry. and Vandeventer av. north to 
 Fair Ground. George D. Capen, pres. ; Charles F. Orthwein, vice- 
 pres ; James Adkins, sec and treas. Directors— George D. Cap- 
 en, Charles F. Orthwein, Edwards Whitaker, John Whitaker, 
 Charles D. McLure. Offices, 601 Locust, 2330 Chouteau av., and 
 Finney av. se. cor. Vandeventer av. 
 
 MISSOURI RAILROAD CO.— (Electric Division)— From 4th and 
 Market to Tower Grove Park. Cable Division from 4th to Boyle 
 av. on Olive; thence south on Boyle av. to Maryland av. ; thence 
 west on Maryland av. to King's Highway, returning same way. 
 P. C. Maffitt pres. ; John R. Lionberger, vice pres. ; Frank R. Henry 
 sec. ; James F.Davidson, supt. Office, 10 S. Compton av. ; cable 
 power house, 3303 Olive. 
 
 120 
 
STREET railways-Continued. 
 
 MOUND CITY RY. CO.— (Electric)— Gen'l office and stables, 
 2500J. St. Louis av. Juo. ScuUin, pres. ; Harry Scullin, sec and 
 treas. ; James Scullin, supt. Uoute, from Pine, cor. 4th to 9tli; 
 tlience north to St. Louis av. ; west to Elliot av. ; Elliot av. to Sul- 
 livan av. ; Sullivan av. to liacon; Bacon to Nat. IJdge. rd. and Fair 
 Grounds. Return same route to 14th, south on 14th to Biddle; east 
 to 13th; south to Pine; east to 4th. 
 
 NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.— From 4th and Locust, 
 west to 6th; north to Wash; west to 14th; north to liiddle and 
 Gamble; west to Lefflngwell av. ; north to Thomas; west to Garri 
 sonav. ; north to North Market; west to Spring av. Extension, 
 Spring av, north to Natural lidge. rd.; west to Newstead av.; also 
 to Fair Ground. David G. Hamilton, pres.; Robert McCulloch, 
 vice-pres. and general mngr. ; C. N. Duffy, sec. and treas.; 
 Thomas Bergin, supt. Office, 3820 Easton av. ; stables, 2401 Spring 
 av. 
 
 PEOPLE'S RAILWAY CO.— (Cable.)— From 4th and Morgan to 
 Tower Grove Park, by Chouteau, Park, Mississippi and Lafayette 
 avs. Charles Green, pres.; Robert J. MacDonald, sec; John Ma- 
 honey, geu'l mngr. ; James O'Toole, supt. Office, 1801 Park av. 
 
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.— (Electric )— Thomas L. Johnson, 
 pres.; A. V. Dupont. vice-pres.; Joseph S Minary, sec. Line of 
 route, north from Osage along Broadway and Jefferson av. ; east 
 on Pestalozzi; north along 9th; east on Lafayette av. to 8th: north 
 to Hickory, east to 6th; north to Market; returning same to Pes- 
 talozzi; south on 8th to Arsenal; thence west to Jefferson av. and 
 south to office, 4041 S. Broadway. 
 
 ST. LOUIS & SUBURBAN RAILWAY CO.— (Electric.)— From 
 6th and Locust, west to 13th: north to Wash; west on Wash to 
 Easton av.; west on Franklin av. to Grand av.; south to Morgan; 
 west, thence along the line of the late Narrow Guage R. R. and 
 running to Florissant. Office, Franklin av. ne. cor. Channing av. 
 Charles H. Turner, pres.; Samuel M. Kennard, vice-pres.; Stephen 
 D. Barlow, jr., sec. and treas. 
 
 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD CO.— (Cable)— D. G. Hamilton, pres.; O. 
 Peper, vice-pr s. ; Robt. McCulloch, gen mngr. ; R. B. Jennings, sec. 
 and treas.; Chas. Ischer, supt. From E. Grand av. on north to 
 Keokuk on south, via Broadway and 7th st., 7}4 miles. Office, 3710 
 N. Broadway. 
 
 ST. LOUIS & EAST ST. LOUIS ELECTRIC RY. CO.— Office, 
 115 N. 3d. 
 
 UNION DEPOT RAILROAD CO.— (Electric)— Jno. Scullin, pres.; 
 Harry Scullin, vice-pres. and treas. ; James H. Roach, sec. ; James 
 Scullin, supt. Gen'l office and stables, Gravois av. sw. cor. Jeffer- 
 son av. 
 
 CALIFORNIA AV. DIVISION— (Electric.)— Lucas av. B'way, 6th. 
 Pine, 12th, Chouteau av., 11th, Park av., Linn, Lafayette av., Miss- 
 issippi av., Geyer av., California av., Meramec to Virginia av. 
 
 TOWER GROVE PARK DIVISION— The same as California av. 
 Division to Geyer av., thence Jefferson av., Gravois av.. Arsenal 
 to King's Highway. 
 
 NINTH & STATE ST. DIVISION— The same as California av. 
 Division to Park av., thence 9th, Russell av., 12th, Sidney to Gravois 
 av and ArsenaL Return on Gravois av. to Victor, 2d Cardt. av., 
 Russell av., 9th to Park av. 
 
 UNION RAILWAY' CO.— From 4th and Locust to Hyde Park and 
 Fair Ground, David G. Hamilton, pres ;Robt. McCulloch,vice-pres. 
 and gen'l mngr.; C. N. Duffv, sec. and treas. ; Michael Moran, tupt. 
 Office 3820 Easton av. ; stables 3629 Kossuth av. 
 
 121 
 
BEER MANUFACTURED IN ST. LOUIS. 
 
 1877 471,233 barrels or 14,608,193 gallons. 
 
 1878 531,084 " 16,172,204 
 
 1879 613,667 " 19,033,677 
 
 1880 838,073 " 25,670,232 
 
 1881 959,236 " 29,739,313 
 
 1882.... 10,69,715 " 83,661,165 
 
 1883 1,100,000 " 34,100,000 
 
 1884 1,122,265 " 34,790,215 
 
 1885 1,086,032 " 33,666,993 
 
 1886 1,280,091 " 39,682,831 
 
 1887 1,383,361 " 43,575,872 
 
 1888 1,482,883 " 46,710,815 
 
 1889 1,546,587 " 48,717,490 
 
 1890 1,856,888 " 58,491,814 
 
 1891 1,810,813 " 56,135,173 
 
 Shipments for export to foreign countries for the past 
 year were : 814,199 gallons. 
 
 TEMPERATURE. 
 
 All the figures in the following table were obtained 
 from Prof. F. E. Nipher, for many years Director of the 
 Missouri Meteorological Bureau; they refer only to the 
 city of St. Louis: 
 
 1887; 1888. 1889. 1890. 1891 
 
 98.8 
 
 96.2 
 
 95.5 
 
 100. 
 
 92. 
 
 —15.0 
 
 —8.8 
 
 —2.2 
 
 3.2 
 
 5.0 
 
 90.0 
 
 89.5 
 
 86.4 
 
 90.3 
 
 85.8 
 
 74.1 
 
 70.8 
 
 69.8 
 
 69.8 
 
 65.9 
 
 87.2 
 
 8.^.2 
 
 85.3 
 
 83.5 
 
 84.9 
 
 71.0 
 
 67.0 
 
 66.9 
 
 66.1 
 
 65.6 
 
 Maximum Temp 
 
 Minimum Temp 
 
 i\v'ge Daily Max. for July.. 
 Av'ge Daily Min. for July . 
 Av'ge Daily Max. for Aug.. 
 Av'ge Daily Miu. for Aug. 
 
 Mean temperatures based on the observations of fifty- 
 three years: 
 
 July, 80°.4 ; August, 76^^.5 ; January, 81^.1. 
 
 The difference between the average daily maximum 
 and the average daily minimum shows the range between 
 day and night. This difference is seen to be about eighteen 
 degrees . 
 
 122 
 
EXPLANATION TO INDEX. 
 
 To find locations of any street draw a line from east to west and north 
 to south across the map; at or near where these lines cross will be found 
 the desirsd street. For instance : Sarah L. 23 — draw from 23 on both 
 sides of the map and from L on top and bottom — near where this line 
 crosses will be found "Sarah." 
 
 STt^HHTS RJiD ilVHJSlUHS. 
 
 Academy ave G 28 
 
 Accomac J iS 
 
 Adams T 21 
 
 .Adelaide S38 
 
 Adele ave G 16 
 
 Adelia ave C 2 
 
 Adeline D 16 
 
 Agnes U 30 
 
 Ailanthus A 27 
 
 iAlberU T 9 
 
 Albion PI T 18 
 
 Alexander N 9 
 
 Alfred ave K14 
 
 Algernon F35 
 
 Alice ave P 34 
 
 Allen ave S 17 
 
 Alsacre ave I 33 
 
 Almanda D 16 
 
 Anderson ave J 35 
 
 Angelica S 32 
 
 Anglerodt X 32 
 
 Ann ave V^ 16 
 
 Anna X 14 
 
 Antelope Y i 
 
 Arch N40 
 
 Argo ave .{, I 20 
 
 Argyle ave R21 
 
 Arkansas ave P 15 
 
 Arlington ave £ 29 
 
 Armand S 16 
 
 Armstrong ave T 19 
 
 Arsenal W 13 
 
 Arthur ave A 10 
 
 Ashland ave •' . K 32 
 
 Ashley Z 25 
 
 Atchison PI W 25 
 
 Athlone ave S39 
 
 Atlantic .S 21 
 
 Aubert ave H 26 
 
 Audubon ave I 22 
 
 Aurora ave Z i 
 
 Austin V20 
 
 Autumn W 18 
 
 Axtel I 34 
 
 Bacon Q 28 
 
 Baden ave X 2 
 
 Eiailey ave R 31 
 
 Baldwin R 28 
 
 Balson ave A 14 
 
 Bamberger ave O 9 
 
 Bancroft ave A 7 
 
 Banks V 11 
 
 Barnes ave H 22 
 
 Barracks W 10 
 
 Barrett R31 
 
 Barron ave H 18 
 
 Barry Y 18 
 
 Bartle ave L21 
 
 Bartmer ave B 28 
 
 Barton X 15 
 
 Bates S 2 
 
 Bay T 9 
 
 Bayard ave I 26 
 
 Beach ave A 27 
 
 Beacon I 21 
 
 Beaumont S 23 
 
 Beauty al 
 
 Beck ave K 9 
 
 Bell Ave G 26 
 
 Bellefountaine Road.. X 37 
 
 Belle Glade Ave M 28 
 
 Belleview Q 36 
 
 Bellmont W 21 
 
 Belt Ave D 26 
 
 Benedict ave R 37 
 
 Benjamin S 31 
 
 Bent ave L 11 
 
 Benton Place U 19 
 
 Benton W 28 
 
 Berlin ave H 24 
 
 Bernard S 21 
 
 Bernays 
 
 Bertholdave E 18 
 
 Biddle Z 25 
 
 Billon ave D 17 
 
 Bingham ave M 8 
 
 Bircher Q40 
 
 123 
 
Sf. Louis Street Guide. 
 
 Streets and Avenues-Continued. 
 
 Biscoffave G 15 
 
 Bismark X 14 
 
 Bissell ....S33 
 
 Bittn«r X i 
 
 Blackstone ave C 29 
 
 Blaine ave L 17 
 
 Blair ave R 35 
 
 Blase ave X i 
 
 Bleeck ave A 14 
 
 BlendonPl A 15 
 
 Blow C 7 
 
 Boardman I 16 
 
 Bonhomme Rd A 2S 
 
 Botanical Ave J 14 
 
 Bowen Q i 
 
 Bowman ave D 1 4 
 
 Boyce ave K 21 
 
 Boyle ave K 21 
 
 Bradley ave A 11 
 
 Branch W 30 
 
 Brannon ave H 13 
 
 BrantnerPt Q 26 
 
 Breden W21 
 
 Bremen ave W 34 
 
 Briggs ave K 21 
 
 Broadway North Y 22 
 
 Broadway south X 16 
 
 Brooklyn Z28 
 
 Brown ave , — H 34 
 
 Bruno :.. A 14 
 
 Buchanan X 32 
 
 Buena Vista U 15 
 
 Bulwer ave Q 37 
 
 Burd ave K 3° 
 
 Buschman V 3«i 
 
 Cabanne ave C 27 
 
 Cabanne O 15 
 
 Cabanne PI A 27 
 
 Cadet ave I 19 
 
 Cahokia V 9 
 
 Caldwell S 2 
 
 Calhoun V 17 
 
 California ave S 11 
 
 Call S»5 
 
 Calvary ave Y i 
 
 Cambria V 14 
 
 Campbell ave O 39 
 
 Canterbury ave .A la 
 
 Capital ave U 10 
 
 Cardinal ave Q 21 
 
 Carlyle F 17 
 
 Caroline Q 19 
 
 Carpenter Place N 24 
 
 Carr Z 25 
 
 Carrie ave P 38 
 
 Carr Lane ave P 19 
 
 Carroll.. X 17 
 
 Carter ave ' L 35 
 
 Cass ave Z 27 
 
 Castleman ave M 16 
 
 Catalan D 2 
 
 Catalpa A 27 
 
 Gates ave B 26 
 
 Cave V 12 
 
 Cecile U iS 
 
 Cedar Z 20 
 
 Center -..W 22 
 
 Central ave. A 28 
 
 Cerrc X 20 
 
 Chadwick E i 
 
 Chamberlain ave C 28 
 
 Chain of Rocks Y 40 
 
 Chambers Z 29 
 
 Channing ave P 23 
 
 Chariton T 7 
 
 Charless T \S 
 
 Cheltenham ave C 18 
 
 Cherokee T la 
 
 Chestnut Z 22 
 
 Childress ave C 17 
 
 Chippewa W 9 
 
 Chouteau ave Z 19 
 
 Christian ave X i 
 
 Church Road X a 
 
 Cintra ave L 34 
 
 Clara ave D 30 
 
 Clarence ave P 38 
 
 Clarendon ave F 26 
 
 Clark ave Z 21 
 
 ClarksonPl N 24 
 
 Clayave O 33 
 
 Clayton Rd J 21 
 
 Clemens ave X i 
 
 Cleon V II 
 
 Cleveland ave, L iS 
 
 Cliftonave D i± 
 
 Clifton PI W 28 
 
 Clinton PI Q 26 
 
 Clinton W a8 
 
 Coalbank Rd 
 
 Cockrill A 30 
 
 Coleman Q 27 
 
 College ave P 33 
 
 Collins Z 24 
 
 Columbia ave E 14 
 
 Columbia Bottom Rd.Y 7 
 
 Commercial W 32 
 
 Commonwealth ave... A 10 
 
 Compton ave Q 22 
 
 Conde Q 35 
 
 Congress U 14 
 
 Connecticut L la 
 
 Convent Z 18 
 
 Cook ave L 27 
 
 Cooper , — H 15 
 
 Cora ave K 3a 
 
 Cornelia — , T 34 
 
 Cote Brilliant ave I 29 
 
 Cottage ave .J 3» 
 
 Courtois C S 
 
 Cowan R 35 
 
 Crittenden T 13 
 
 Cushing U iS 
 
 Cozens ave O 26 
 
 Dagget ave G 16 
 
 Dakota R 6 
 
 Dale ave B 16 
 
 Dalton ave F 13 
 
 Darby C 35 
 
 Davis B 4 
 
 Dayton R 2S 
 
 DaBaliviere ave C 24 
 
 Deer -J 28 
 
 DeGiverville ave B 24 
 
 DeKalb Y 1) 
 
 Delmar ave F 26 
 
 Delor S 3 
 
 Dennis ' Q 20 
 
 DeSotaave T 38 
 
 Destrehan U 31 
 
 DeTonty O 17 
 
 Devlin E 17 
 
 Devolsey • T 15 
 
 Dexter Q 2a 
 
 Dickson Z 26 
 
 Dillon V 19 
 
 Division T 25 
 
 Dock X 2a 
 
 Doddridge X r 
 
 Dodier S aq 
 
 Dolman V 17 
 
 Dorcas X la 
 
 Douglas T 34 
 
 Dovei S I 
 
 Drury Lane V a 
 
 Duchouquette X 15 
 
 Duncan ave J 22 
 
 Dunnica ave N o 
 
 Eadsave P 18 
 
 Eager Road 
 
 East Iowa ave S 8 
 
 East Michigan ave.. ..R 5 
 
 Eastonave Q 2$ 
 
 East Railroad ave 
 
 East Road H 18 
 
 Ecoff ave A 14 
 
 Edmund ave K 21 
 
 Edwards H 14 
 
 Eichelberger P 4 
 
 Eighteenth V 24 
 
 Eighth Y24 
 
 Filer S 2 
 
 Eitman ave E 14 
 
 Eleventh X 24 
 
 Elizabeth ave G 15 
 
 Ella ave A 30 
 
 EUendale ave A 13 
 
 124 
 
St. Louis Street Guide- 
 
 Stre«ts and Avenues— Oontinu«d. 
 
 Elliott ave S 25 
 
 Elwood S I 
 
 Elm Z 21 
 
 Elmbanlc ave L 31 
 
 Emilie ave A 12 
 
 Emily F34 
 
 Emma ave E 40 
 
 Emmet. W i7 
 
 Espenchied E 2 
 
 Esplanade A ii 
 
 Esther ave E 14 
 
 Etzelave B 28 
 
 Euclid ave A 9 
 
 Eudora ave N 9 
 
 Eugene ave M i 
 
 Eugenia 923 
 
 Evans ave O r^ 
 
 Eveline E 16 
 
 Ewing ave R i9 
 
 Fair ave N 32 
 
 Fairfax ave K 26 
 
 Fairviewave N ii 
 
 Fall ave P28 
 
 Famous ave Di5 
 
 Fannie ave B i 
 
 Farlin ave N 31 
 
 Farrar S31 
 
 Fassen S 2 
 
 Fern ave A 12 
 
 Ferry S33 
 
 Field ave B 6 
 
 Fifteenth W24 
 
 Fillmore. S i 
 
 Finney ave K. 27 
 
 Fir»t... Z 2J 
 
 Flad ave Li5 
 
 Flora ave L 16 
 
 Florence ave E 29 
 
 Florida Z 27 
 
 Florissant ave O 34 
 
 Folsom ave Lis 
 
 Fordey Y i 
 
 Forest ave E 24 
 
 Forest Park Blvd I 22 
 
 Forster Al. N. toS 
 
 Fountain ave H 27 
 
 Fourteenth W 25 
 
 Fourth Z 22 
 
 Francis P 26 
 
 Franklin ave Z 24 
 
 French ave C 7 
 
 Frisco ave 
 
 Front T 38 
 
 Fyler ave Eii 
 
 Gaine T 15 
 
 Gamble R 25 
 
 Ganoave U 37 
 
 Garden U 31 
 
 Garesche ave E 40 
 
 Garfield ave N28 
 
 Garner ave E 
 
 Gamier ave L 9 
 
 Garrison ave R 23 
 
 Garrison Court R aa 
 
 Gasconade T 8 
 
 Gass ave H ax 
 
 Gay. W24 
 
 Garaldine ave H 30 
 
 Gerandine 
 
 Geyer ave... Z 16 
 
 Gibbons S 5 
 
 Gibson ave I 20 
 
 Giles ave O 9 
 
 Gimblin Road X 3 
 
 Glades ave AiS 
 
 Glascow ave R 26 
 
 Glascow Place Q26 
 
 Good« ave M 28 
 
 Goodf ellow ave C 28 
 
 Grace ave On 
 
 Graham D 17 
 
 Grand Ave O 23 
 
 Grant P35 
 
 Gratiot Z 20 
 
 Grattan V 19 
 
 Gravois ave Q 13 
 
 Green Lee ave O 33 
 
 Greenwood ave X 30 
 
 Greer ave I 31 
 
 Grove R 32 
 
 Grundy Q i 
 
 Gustine ave Nii 
 
 Guthrie W 10 
 
 Guy P 33 
 
 Gypsy O38 
 
 Hall ^ R38 
 
 Hall's Ferry Koad....W3 
 
 Hamilton ave B 28 
 
 Hammett Place I 30 
 
 Hancock ave A xo 
 
 Harney ave I 38 
 
 Harper Q 31 
 
 Harris ave Q 37 
 
 Hartford N 13 
 
 Haven E 7 
 
 Hawk ave M 21 
 
 Hawthorn ave P 15 
 
 Hawthorne ave S39 
 
 Hazel ave G36 
 
 Heber S37 
 
 Herbert S 39 
 
 Helen V 27 
 
 Hemstead Z 28 
 
 Henrietta P 17 
 
 Herder. E to W 
 
 Hereford H 15 
 
 Hermitage ave A 13 
 
 Hewitt ave A 13 
 
 Hiawatha , Q 5 
 
 Hickman u 9 
 
 Hickory W 19 
 
 Hick's Al. 
 
 High X24 
 
 Highland ave B 32 
 
 Hodiamont ave A 29 
 
 Hoehn V 17 
 
 Hogari V 26 
 
 HoHey ave R39 
 
 Horner ave A 17 
 
 Hornsbyave W 3 
 
 Horton Place A 27 
 
 Howiid Zvj 
 
 Hull Place 032 
 
 Humboldt ave Z i 
 
 Humphrey N la 
 
 Hunt-,ave J x8 
 
 Hurck C 3 
 
 Hutchinson R y^ 
 
 Illinois ave Uii 
 
 Indiana ave. T 16 
 
 Iowa ave S ix 
 
 Iron .: R I 
 
 Itaska P 5 
 
 Ivanhoe ave B 11 
 
 Ivory ave C 3 
 
 Jackson PI W 28 
 
 . acob ave B 24 
 
 . ames U iS 
 
 . [amieson ave A 10 
 
 January ave F 14 
 
 'asperPl Fii 
 
 efferson ave S aa 
 
 efferson Barracks Rd . B i 
 
 ennings ave E 39 
 
 essica ave L 8 
 
 aob R X9 
 
 _ ohn ave U 37 
 
 Johnson U 20 
 
 Jones N26 
 
 Josephine S 18 
 
 iules T 16 
 
 Julia X 17 
 
 Julian ave B 29 
 
 iuliaPl F31 
 
 . uniata : ..L12 
 
 i^ansas G 7 
 
 ;Cayser C I 
 
 Keber ave N 39 
 
 Kemper PI I 112 
 
 Kennerly ave K 30 
 
 Kennett PI U 18 
 
 Kenrick X 3 
 
 Kentucky ave Z 19 
 
 Keokuk ..V 9 
 
 Kingsbury Bid B 25 
 
 Kings Highway A 25 
 
 Kittenreiner ave Q 18 
 
 X25 
 
Sf. Louis Street Guide. 
 
 Streets and Avenues— Continued. 
 
 Klein U 31 
 
 Klemm M 15 
 
 Klock Q 7 
 
 Knapp.. ., U 27 
 
 Knight }l 27 
 
 Knox ave D 15 
 
 Koeln C S 
 
 Kosciusko Y 15 
 
 ■Kossuth ave P 32 
 
 Kraft B 15 
 
 Kraus F 6 
 
 Krum ave O 26 
 
 Labadie ave L 31 
 
 Lalcher A 15 
 
 Lebeaume Z 25 
 
 Laclede ave P 22 
 
 Lafeyette ave Z 16 
 
 Laflin Q 27 
 
 Lake ave G 24 
 
 Lalife ave.. ...... . ..E40 
 
 Lambdin ave M 31 
 
 Lami Z 15 
 
 Lamotte ave M 22 
 
 Lanham ave A 13 
 
 La Salle Z 19 
 
 Laura ave E 40 
 
 Laurel B 27 
 
 Lawrence N 15 
 
 League ave G18 
 
 Leduc I 29 
 
 Lee ave M 33 
 
 Leffingwell ave S 22 
 
 Lemay Ferry Road 
 
 Lemp ave U 12 
 
 Leonard ave Q 22 
 
 Leopold 
 
 Lesperance Z16 
 
 Lewis. Z26 
 
 Lewis Place J 27 
 
 Lexington ave K 32 
 
 Liberty U 14 
 
 Lilian ave I 36 
 
 Lilly ave F 17 
 
 Lincoln ave N 29 
 
 Lindell Blvd I 24 
 
 Linden \V 24 
 
 Lindenwood Place .... A 8 
 
 Linn V17 
 
 Linton ave P 33 
 
 Lismorc R 29 
 
 Little G 16 
 
 Lloyd Ave C 16 
 
 Locust Z 23 
 
 Lombard Z 19 
 
 •Longfellow ave Q 16 
 
 Lorenz C i 
 
 Loretta E 17 
 
 Loraine ave I 32 
 
 *-«Siv<i..':' :...H^Q 
 
 Loughbourough ave . . C 7 
 
 Louisa Y 13 
 
 Louisiana ave Q 9 
 
 Louisville ave B 17 
 
 Lowell X 3 
 
 Lucas ave U 24 
 
 Lucas Place U 23 
 
 Lucille ave E 40 
 
 Lucky J 28 
 
 Lucy K 10 
 
 Luther ave Z i 
 
 Lynch Y 13 
 
 Lyon X13 
 
 Mackenzie ave P 19 
 
 Macklind ave G 14 
 
 Madison S 27 
 
 Maeder Q 4 
 
 Maffitt ave G 31 
 
 Magazine Q 27 
 
 Magnolia ave H 14 
 
 Maiden Lane S 27 
 
 Mallenckrodt X 3-? 
 
 Malt F 7 
 
 Manchester Road J 19 
 
 Maple ave C 27 
 
 Marceau C 2 
 
 Marcus . ave K 36 
 
 Mardel ave A ^9 
 
 Margaretta ave K 33 
 
 Maria A 13 
 
 Marie T 36 
 
 Marine ave U 9 
 
 Marion X 17 
 
 Marion Place W 29 
 
 Market Z 22 
 
 Marmaduke ave B 31 
 
 Marquette ave A 10 
 
 Mary ave p 34 
 
 Maryville ave I] 27 
 
 Maryland ave 1 24 
 
 Mason Y 18 
 
 Maurice ave C 10 
 
 Maury ave j 14 
 
 May T35 
 
 McCausland ave A 8 
 
 McCausland Road A 16 
 
 McCune ave B 13 
 
 McDonald ave N li 
 
 McGirk V 14 
 
 McKean ave P 12 
 
 McKissock ave S 36 
 
 McLaran X 36 
 
 McMillan ave J 27 
 
 McNair U 15 
 
 McNulty U 18 
 
 McPherson ave J 25 
 
 McRee ave L 17 
 
 Mead ave U 2 
 
 Menard W 16 
 
 Meramec R 7 
 
 Merchant.' Y 18 
 
 Mercy O 17 
 
 Miami R n 
 
 Michigan ave Q 15 
 
 Miller Z 17 
 
 Mills S25 
 
 Milton ave 
 
 Mimika ave E 39 
 
 Minerva ave A 30 
 
 Mincke V21 
 
 Minnesota ave E 4 
 
 Mississippi ave U 17 
 
 Missouri ave T 16 
 
 Mitchell ave A 16 
 
 Monroe Y 30 
 
 Montana T 8 
 
 Montgomery Z 31 
 
 Montrose ave R 21 
 
 Moore V 22 
 
 Mora Lane U 2 
 
 Morgan Ford Road . . . K 3 
 
 Morgan Z 24 
 
 Morin ave O 39 
 
 Morrison ave \V 19 
 
 Motard ave O 19 
 
 Mound Z 27 
 
 Mound Lane W 27 
 
 Mount Vernon ave K 18 
 
 MuUanphy Z 27 
 
 Nagelave E 5 
 
 Nashville ave B 17 
 
 Natural Bridge R'd.. .0 31 
 
 Nebraska ave S 8 
 
 Nellie ave B 2 
 
 Neosho R ij 
 
 New Comb Place I 28 
 
 Newhouse ave T 32 
 
 Newman ave N 39 
 
 Newstead ave K 23 
 
 Nicholson Place U 17 
 
 Niggeman ave K 12 
 
 Nineteenth U 24 
 
 Ninth X 21 
 
 Norfolk ave J 18 
 
 North Dakota R 6 
 
 North Gasconade S 8 
 
 North Market Y 30 
 
 North Park Place T 32 
 
 Northrop ave F 16 
 
 North Trudeau Y 15 
 
 Norwood ave G 31 
 
 Oak U 34 
 
 Oak Hill ave M 11 
 
 Obear ave R 33 
 
 Overbeck X i 
 
 Odell ave G 13 
 
 O'Fallon ....Z 26 
 
 Ohio ave f..S 11 
 
 old Manchester Rd..., J 16 
 
 126 
 
St. Louis Street Guide. 
 
 Streets and Avenues -Continued. 
 
 Oleathaave A 9 
 
 Olive Z 23 
 
 Oregon ave S 12 
 
 Osage R 8 
 
 Osceola -. L 8 
 
 Ouida ave .0 37 
 
 Overbeck X i 
 
 Oxford Lane U 2 
 
 Page ave K 27 
 
 Palm T 30 
 
 Papin .X 20 
 
 Park ave Z 18 
 
 Park Lane V 2 
 
 Parker ave M n 
 
 Park Road G 24 
 
 Parnell R 31 
 
 Pattison ave G 16 
 
 Patton ave F 30 
 
 Paul X 19 
 
 Pauline K 10 
 
 Peck R 32 
 
 Pelham ave X 2 
 
 Pendleton ave L 28 
 
 Penn U 14 
 
 Pennsylvania ave R 17 
 
 Penrose M 33 
 
 Penod ave J 10 
 
 Pernod Road A 9 
 
 Perry S 33 
 
 Pestalozzi '.Q 14 
 
 Phillips ave M 10 
 
 Picker V 17 
 
 Piedmont ave T 6 
 
 Pierce ave E 17 
 
 Pine Z 22 
 
 Pitzman ave N 39 
 
 Plateau ave A 16 
 
 Pleasant R 32 
 
 Plum Z 20 
 
 Plymouth ave A 29 
 
 Poepping.^ A 4 
 
 Polk E 2 
 
 Pope ave P 38 
 
 Poplar Z 21 
 
 Portland Place G 24 
 
 Potomac S 11 
 
 Powder R 3g 
 
 Powhatan Q 15 
 
 Prairie ave P28 
 
 Prather ave A 15 
 
 Prescott ave O 38 
 
 President Vii 
 
 Preston Place U 17 
 
 Primm B 4 
 
 Prospect ave O 20 
 
 Proventure Place U 13 
 
 Putnam Q 3 
 
 Ouincy . E 6 
 
 Race Course ave K 18 
 
 Randolph U21 
 
 Rankenave P 21 
 
 Rappahannock P i^ 
 
 Rauschenbach ave: . . .T 28 
 
 Rebecca N 8 
 
 Reber Place G 13 
 
 Red Bud ave N 32 
 
 Regal Place F 11 
 
 Reily ave. F 3 
 
 Rice U 20 
 
 Richmond PI J 26 
 
 Ridge ave B 31 
 
 Ridgley V 21 
 
 Ripple D 17 
 
 Risley .Z19 
 
 Robbins Lane V 24 
 
 Robert C 6 
 
 Robert ave 
 
 Rosalie ave ....A 12 
 
 Rosalie M35 
 
 Rosedale ave A 26 
 
 Roswell ave B 7 
 
 Russell ave Z 16 
 
 Russell Place N 11 
 
 Rutger Z 18 
 
 Ruth ave O 34 
 
 Sacramento ave ....... M 3a 
 
 Salena U 14 
 
 Salisbury ;.. W 33 
 
 San Franciscd ave M 32 
 
 San Jacendo ave B 17 
 
 Sarah M 25 
 
 Sarpy ave L 21 
 
 SarsfieldPl U 26 
 
 Scanlan ave H 12 
 
 Schildave V 17 
 
 Schiller ave M 40 
 
 Schirmer C 5 
 
 School Q 2S 
 
 Scott ave T 21 
 
 Second Caiondolet 
 
 ave V 17 
 
 Second Z 22 
 
 SelbyPl W25 
 
 Semple ave . . . ; E 30 
 
 Seventeenth V 22 
 
 Seventh Y 19 
 
 Sharp ave B 7 
 
 Shaw ave K 16 
 
 Shelby PI V 2$ 
 
 Shenandoah V 16 
 
 Sheridan ave Q 26 
 
 Shields ave U 17 
 
 Short U 28 
 
 Shreve ave K 34 
 
 Sidney Z 14 
 
 Silver G 17 
 
 Simpson ave D 14 
 
 Singleton T 20 
 
 Sixteenth . V 2j 
 
 Sixth Y19 
 
 Skinker Road A 20 
 
 Slattery Q 28 
 
 Slevin ave H 34 
 
 Smiley ave A 12 
 
 Smith..., Z 26 
 
 Snead ave J 34 
 
 Soper G 7 
 
 Sophie ave N 32 
 
 Soulard Z 16 
 
 South Dakota ...R 6 
 
 South Gasconade S 8 
 
 South ave 
 
 South Road G 17 
 
 South Trudeau Y 1 3 
 
 Spaulding ave G 31 
 
 Spring ave.. ;. P28 
 
 Spruce ..Z 21 
 
 St. Alphonsus O 2S 
 
 St. Ange ave W 19 
 
 St. Anthony Y 18 
 
 St. Charles- Z ^3 
 
 St. Cyrave .-. .Y 6 
 
 •St. Ferdinand ave .... N 28 
 
 St. Joseph Y-18 
 
 St. Louis ave Y. ^i 
 
 St. Louis PI U28 
 
 St. Vincent ave. ..•.-; ...S 18 
 
 Stanley ave ;..:.; .A 15 
 
 Stansbury.. .-. U 10 
 
 Steins C 5 
 
 Stewart PI D 29 
 
 Stockton R 38 
 
 Stoddard S 25 
 
 Stringtown Road N 
 
 Sublette ave F 18 
 
 Sullivan ave S 29 
 
 Sulphur ave E 16 
 
 Swan ave K 19 
 
 Sweringer ave N 39 
 
 Switzer ave X 36 
 
 Talcott ave R 36 
 
 Talmage ave L 19 
 
 Tamm Road Di? 
 
 Tara Lane V 2 
 
 Targee W 22 
 
 Taylor ave J 23 
 
 Tennessee ave P 1 5 
 
 Tenth X 21 
 
 Termination R 4 
 
 Terry ave G 32 
 
 Tesson E 3 
 
 Texas ave T 11 
 
 Thakla ave.: ...I 37 
 
 Thatcher ave Y i 
 
 Theodosia ave *. . F 30 
 
 Theresa ave P 21 
 
 127 
 
vS"/. Louis Street Guide. 
 
 Streets and Avenues— Continued. 
 
 Third Z 2a 
 
 Thirteenth W 22 
 
 Tholozan ave K 10 
 
 Thomas Q 25 
 
 Thompson ave Q 29 
 
 Thornby Place B 28 
 
 ThurmanBld ....M15 
 
 Tiffany N 19 
 
 Todd ave Q 18 
 
 Tom U 22 
 
 Tower Grove ave L 15 
 
 Tracy Road V i 
 
 TraffordLane U 2 
 
 Tremont ave A 11 
 
 Trudeau X 15 
 
 Turner ave M 32 
 
 Twelfth X22 
 
 Twentieth U21 
 
 Twenty-First U 21 
 
 Twenty-Second T 22 
 
 Twenty-Third T 22 
 
 Twenty-Fourth T 25 
 
 Twenty-Fifth S 27 
 
 Tyler Z29 
 
 Tyler ave ...Lis 
 
 ynion ave F 27 
 nion Road Outside 
 
 South ; 
 
 University S 29 
 
 Upton , E 5 
 
 Utah.., R12 
 
 Vail Place U 18 
 
 Valentine Z ai 
 
 Van Buren F i 
 
 Vanderburs: ave P 14 
 
 Vandeventer M 22 
 
 Vandeventer Place . . . N 2$ 
 
 Vernon ave I 27 
 
 Vest ave R 31 
 
 Victor Z14 
 
 Villa ave B 17 
 
 Vine Z23 
 
 Vinegrove ave L 31 
 
 Violaave C 18 
 
 Virginia ave Q 10 
 
 Vista ave J 18 
 
 Von Phul R35 
 
 Von Verson are A aS 
 
 Vulcan E 3 
 
 Wabada ave H 30 
 
 Wabash ave A 8 
 
 Waddell ave 
 
 Waddinham Z 24 
 
 Wagner ave A 29 
 
 Wagoner Place 1 29 
 
 Waldemar ave A iS 
 
 Walnut Z22 
 
 Walsh R 3 
 
 Walton ave I 26 
 
 Ware ave P 24 
 
 Warne ave N 28 
 
 Warren Y 30 
 
 Wash Z24 
 
 Washington ave Z 33 
 
 Water E 3 
 
 Waterman ave C 24 
 
 Wathcr ave X 2 
 
 Watson Koad C 8 
 
 Waverly Place U 17 
 
 Way D17 
 
 Weber Rd., in S. Car- 
 
 ondelet 
 
 Webster avt Q 26 
 
 Wells ave C 30 
 
 W. Cabanne Court A 27 
 
 West Cabanna Place. .A 27 
 
 West End ave J 28 
 
 West lowa^ve S8 
 
 West Tefferson ave S 19 
 
 West Michi'gan ave R 6 
 
 Westminster PI I 25 
 
 West Moreland PI .... F 24 
 
 West R.R. ave 
 
 Whitman S 37 
 
 Whittemore Place.... T 18 
 
 Whittier M 28 
 
 Wichita ave I 19 
 
 WilmingtonRoad .J 3 
 
 Wilson ave G 15 
 
 Windior Place N 25 
 
 Winnebago M 10 
 
 Winona ave.". A 8 
 
 Wisconsin ave U 13 
 
 Wise.... E 18 
 
 Withers ave R 36 
 
 Withnell ave U 12 
 
 Wittenberg ave L 19 
 
 Woods F 13 
 
 Wright Z 31 
 
 Wyandotte T 6 
 
 Wyoming V 13 
 
 fealand Q 35 
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