. Police guide and directory of St. Louis. A pocket directory to all places of public resorts and street railroad guide to all points of interest .. . Moon Restaurant, Fine, between Eighth andNinth. Dinner 25 cents. LINDELL RAILWAY--Yellow Line. OFFICEKS. John H. Maxon, - - President. J. C. Llewellyn, - - . Superintendent. Geo. W. Baumhoff, - - Secy and Treas. DIRECTORS. W. A. Hakgadine, John M. Gilkeson, John H. Maxon, John H. Lightner, Ephron Catlin. Office and Stables^ 2305 Washington Avenue. This line starts from Third street and Washingtonavenue, and runs west on Washington avenue to Garr
. Police guide and directory of St. Louis. A pocket directory to all places of public resorts and street railroad guide to all points of interest .. . Moon Restaurant, Fine, between Eighth andNinth. Dinner 25 cents. LINDELL RAILWAY--Yellow Line. OFFICEKS. John H. Maxon, - - President. J. C. Llewellyn, - - . Superintendent. Geo. W. Baumhoff, - - Secy and Treas. DIRECTORS. W. A. Hakgadine, John M. Gilkeson, John H. Maxon, John H. Lightner, Ephron Catlin. Office and Stables^ 2305 Washington Avenue. This line starts from Third street and Washingtonavenue, and runs west on Washington avenue to Garrisonavenue, north to Lucas avenue, west on Lucas avenue toGrand avenue, thence on Dehiiar avenue to Vandeventeravenue, north to Finney avenue, east to Grand avenue,whence it returns to starting point as follows: South onGrand avenue to Morgan street, east to Compton avenue,south to Washington avenue, and east to Third street. The St. Louis & Illinois Bridge, Lindell Hotel, HotelBarnum, St. Louis University, Simmons Hardware Co.,Washington University, Pickwick Theatre, Uhrigs Caveand many wholesale business houses are directly upon Jo J- G] aGav\G S( E\ a1 LODGII^GS. The traveler who is in search of a nights lodging only?can obtain it at any of the hotels at reasonable rates, theprices ranging from fifty cents for a bed in one of the third-class houses, to two dollars in such hotels as the Lindell orSouthern. Scattered all over the city, however, are lodg-ing houses where rooms may be rented by the night orweek. These will be found in the central portion of thecity, along Sixth and Seventh and on Market, Chestnut,Pine and Locust, as well as in the neighborhood of theUnion Depot. In selecting such lodgings, the strangermust be careful to inquire from the policeman on the beat,the character of the house, as often Furnished Roomssigns are displayed on the fronts of houses of ill repute. A bed may be had in a good clean lodging house for aslow as twenty-five cents, but it
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