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" Chas. A. bkkpr. 438 Asy. h.u. 243 Sigourney.
" Elizabeth M. teacher at Second North school, 249 High, b. 12 Florence.
Henry R. barrelbor. at Colts, h. 6 Whitmore.
" Ida H. at 372 Main, b. 6 Whitmore.
" John D. h. 10 Girard.
" Mary A. wid. James, h. 12 Florence. Worthy A. H. finisher at 69 Front, b. 30 Gov. Wottmann W. h.u. 3 Kilbourn ct.
Worvesky Anthony, laborer, h.2u. 80 Potter. Woven Wire Mattress Co. See Hfd. Woven Wire Mattress Co. on page 476. Wrage Chas. H. bartender, 84 Front, h.r. 65.Tem. Wraight Walter T. mach. 1 Flower, b. 211 Barb.
See also Wright.
Wray Vas (. ama & I. Ferriere
Km. den. we ise. 2:3 Apr. 2 1. Sperare
" Ans = trueako. b. is P'ramat
4 Art. nr J. mira i Forv. it 2:3 Lav. Nom. 42 Wate Capital, 1. 425 Farzterre
" Benjamin. "mission at 2, A.r. L .6 Park
4 Bridget, win Clarks ha 14: Tra.
" (. La clerk at time, . 445 Main
" Cart HI. repairs at Pages be a Spring.
" Charles, onkler. r. 173 - ale, b. s .biz. pt
« Charles A. bkkpr. zo Con. b. 341 Lazrel
" Charles E. machinist at 1 Flow. to 39 Wol
« Charlee J. b.n. 9 Sigourney pl.
" Charles W. lather, B.u. 147 Zion.
" Clarima A. wid. John B. b. 20 JJefferson.
" Daniel M. bookkeeper, b. 55 Maple.
" Dudley E. brick layer, h.2u. 6 John.
WRICHT & DUNHAM, dentists, 377 Main.
Jewell V. Wright. Frank W. Dunham.
" Elina, wid. George F. artist and teacher of languages, 55, h. 55 Maple.
" Elizabeth, clerk at Hartford Life and An- nuity Ins. Co. 230 Asy. b. 124 Weth.
" Ellen M. wid. George A. h. 75 Sigourney.
" Ellen S. b. 140 Retreat.
" Ellsworth R. blacksm. 278 Asy. b. W.H.t. " Frank, h.u. 8 Center.
" Frank H. conductor, St.Ry. b. Burnside v.
" Frank (). mach. at 9 Sigourney, h. 87 Spring. " Fred B. clerk, Factory Ins. Co. b. 75 Sig. " Geo. A. mach. at 1 Flow. b. 18} Church.
" George C. sidewalk layer, b.u. 9 Sig. pl.
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George D). ins. agency at 80 Pearl. b. 75 Sig.
" George D. ostler at r. 540 Main. h. Sig. pl.
" Geo. E. ( Waterman & W. ) h. 696 Main.
" Geo. W. forem. 66 Market, h. Glastonbury t.
" Hannah, wid. H. L. b.u. 85 Benton.
Harriet 1 .. wid. J. D. b.u. 218 Lawrence.
u Jumen, carpenter at 141 Tru. h. 35 Bkm.
James, carpenter, h. 6 Pleasant et.
" Jamon, cond. N. Y.&N. E.R. b.u. 129 Albany. Wmaur Jort. F. ( W. & Dunham, ) h. 981 Asy.
" John, clerk nt Hartford Life & Annuity Ins. Co. 280 Asylum, b. 124 Wethersfield. u Julia A. wid. William, h.u. 47 Pratt.
u Leverett, conductor, St. Ry. h. 18} Church.
" M. Edw. clerk at 800, b. 696 Main.
" Marcus A. mach. at 581 Cap. b. 55 Maple.
Martha, wid. Robert, h. 124 Wethersfield. " Mary A. Mrs. cook, 178 Sta. h.u. 105 Front. " Mary E. clerk at 860 Main, b.u. 47 Pratt.
" Mary E. wid, Timothy, h.u. 9 Sigourney pl. = Mary J. nurmo at 20 Hudson.
" Minnie J. b.u. 60 Maple.
" Nollio .J. clark, b.u. 47 Pratt.
" Ralph B. at l'open, h.u.r. 796 Main. Ralph B. clork at 400 Main, h. 1 Fairfield.
" Richard, theological student, 1507 Broad.
Kricie Sound. cerdoviser. 95. 1. 95 Windsor.
Sim. Acht. 19: Suce. L.627 Main.
. To:me: G. Kev. i.z. 44 Mapie.
. Wicez cek ati The
- WIL modi & 1 Flow. h. 140 Retreat. Wray Demax beiper & 216. b. Bi Lavrence. WIET (bar. B. Bom 42 Umpl In. 265 Asy. Caresse E. D.sommaa. S. By. 115 State.
- Francia sape siceLoading, 285 State.
" James driver at 4: Ann. h. Albany.
. W. G. , Date & W.b. Windsor t. W.S:t Simona, mack at 5:1 Cap. h.r. 44 Wells. Wziz Henry. batcher. 9to Main, h. 74 Sanford. Wardder Emil L. barber, 322 Asy. h.u. 152 Sey. " Karl A. stenographer, b.u. 152 Seymour.
u Lawrence, cigarm. 349 Main, h. 177 Weth. Wurth Geo. machinist. 1 Flow. b. 28 Madison. Wrait William, carpenter. b. 184 Main.
Wybell Jos. C. salesman at The Taft Co. Lumber st. h. E.H.t.
u Walter J. foreman at 164 Main, h.u. 14 Arch. Wyckoff Walter D. clerk at 83 Asy. h. 18 Seyms. Wyler Lewis, foreman at N.Y.R. h. 77 Clark. Wylie Jas. assembler. 581 Cap. b. 41 Harbison. Wyllie Jas. machinist at Popes, h.u. 383 Park. Wylund Charles, foreman at Pearl, h. 66 Hicks. Wyman Simon, b. 2 Holcomb.
" Will. finisher at 30 Potter, h.u. 90 State. Wynn Joseph, laborer at 54 Arch, b. Hicks. Wyrfel Christie, teamster, 15 Tru. h.u. 20 Bab. Wythe D. F. printer at Hartford Post, 23 Asy- lum, b. 30 Spring.
XELTAP See Selta.
YACKAVON Frank, laborer, h.u. 22 Kilbourn.
" James, groceries, h.u. 22 Kilbourn.
" Joseph, clerk, b.u. 22 Kilbouru.
" Peter, laborer, b.u. 22 Kilbourn. Yadnas Isadore, peddler, b. 82 Avon.
Yale Annie L. stenog. 66 State, b. E.H.t.
" Charles, stenographer, 446 Asy. b. E.H.t.
Charles F. printer at Hartford Times, 246 Main, h. East Hartford t.
" Frances E. girl's matron, 171 Putnam.
" George W. h. 41 Huntington.
John D. h. 248 Laurel.
Yanak Charles, filer at Popes, h. Wapping v. Yangquest John, driver at 55, h.r. 60 Judson. Yankie Herman, helper at 123, h. 123 Front. Yanovitz Morris, tailor, 80 State, b. 264 Front. Yanson John A. helper at 690 Pk. h. 54 Grand. " Yan, rubberw. 690 Park, b. 54 Flower.
Yates Alva W. butter, eggs, etc. 159, h. 206 Asy. " Chas. E. roller, 690 Park, h. 218 New Park. " Erton P. hay, grain,straw, 711,h.2u. 707 Main. " Wells, carpenter, h.u. 241 Main, rm. 13. Yatgy Michael, assembler, 581 Cap. b. 20 North. Yanch Charles, clerk at 78 Main, b. Annawan. Yeager Charles, upholsterer at L. T. Fenn, 205 Main, h. Newington t.
Yellen Nathan, tailor, 283 Asy. b. 270 Market. Yello Pasquale, laborer, h.3u. 2 Charles.
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Yellop James, laborer, h. 26 Commerce. Yelward Rocco, laborer, h.u. 56 Portland. Yeomans Albert F. baggagemaster N.Y.R. h. 8 Walnut.
" Frederick, b. 211 Collins.
YEOMANS HENRY E. livery stables, 51, h. 51 Farmington. See page 506.
" Raymond S. student at Trinity College, 19 Northam Tower, Summit. Yerardi Frank, laborer, h. 11 Charles. « Rocco, laborer, b. 11 Charles.
Yergason Edgar S. house decorator, 389 Allyn. h. 148 Sigourney.
Yerrington Henry C.mach.N.Y.R.h. 1468 Broad. " Jane, wid. Charles, h. 1468 Broad.
Yockisch Charles, cabinetmaker h.u.r. 165 Front.
Yoels August B. at 1 Flower, b. 25 Mulberry. Yoltz John, carpenter, b. 225 Asylum.
Yorant Pierre, student at LaSalette, New Park. Yoreo Paul, fruiterer, 95, h. 95 Main.
Yorgens William, stonecutter, 337 Sheldon, h. So. Manchester t.
Yorgensen Charles R. upholsterer at 2 Trum- bull, b.u. 38 Liberty.
« Daniel S. cabinetm. 209 Main, h.u. 38 Liberty. " Paul L. L. mach. 262 Main, b. 38 Liberty. York Etta, forelady at 83 Wbn. b. 96 Laurel.
" John, fireman, 64 Commerce, b.2u. 3 Elm. Youell Louis, helper at N.Y.R. h.r. 25 West. Young Arthur P. bookkeeper, h. 120 Huntington. C. Howard, prof. of modern lang. b. 230 Asy.
" Charles F. mach. 388 Cap. h. 252 Putnam.
" Charles W. mach. at Popes, b.22 Hopkins.
Edward S. registrar of electors, 114 Pearl, h. 60 Oak.
" Edwin C. molder, b.u. 38 Smith.
Elizabeth Mrs. h. 74 Williams.
Ernest E. mech. 335 Sheldon, h. 3 Waw.
" Frank, brick, h.u. Prospect, south of Park.
" Frank S. sup. police, 42 Kinsley.
" George, machinist at Popes, h. 370 Asylum. Harry H. mach. 690 Park, b. 12 Sisson. «
4 Henry, painter, h. 36 Temple.
" Herschel C. molder 1 Flower, h. 12 Sisson. James, gardener, h. 26 Whitney.
" Jennie E. bkkpr. at 329 Main, b. Win.Lockst. " John, brakeman at N.Y.R. b.2u. 71 Albany. " John, machinist at 1 Laurel, h. 171 Weth.
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John B. cigarmaker, 178 State, h. 24 Smith.
" John B. painter at 581 Capitol, h.u. 11 Oak.
John E. tooldresser, 1 Flower, h. 49 Russ.
" John J. salesman at 329 Main, b. Win.Locks t. John W. printer, b. 9 Avon.
" Joseph W. h. 149 Collins.
" Mamie A. clerk, b.2u. 71 Albany.
Mary, wid. James J. h.2u. 71 Albany.
" Mary J. wid. Lewis J. h.u. 27 Lewis.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 315, 323 Pearl, cor. Jewell. See p. 672, 673.
" Men's Hebrew Association, 193 Main.
" Nellie J. clerk, b.2u. 71 Albany.
YOUNG PEOPLE AT WORK. Albert H. Crosby. See page 416.
" Walter H. laborer, 335 Shel. h. 45 Wolcott.
" Wm. umbrellam. 861 Main, h. 254 Front.
Young Wm. E. mail. clerk post office, h. 80 Brook.
William F. bookkeeper at Hartford Cycle Co. 581 Capitol, b. 1 Concord.
" William J. printer, b. 9 Avon.
Women's Boarding Home, Mrs. Harriet A. Platt, matron, 58 Church. See page 704. Younger Thomas W. painter at 25 Church, b.u. 24 South Prospect.
Youngman L. & Co. gents' furnishings, 364 Asy." " Louis (L. Youngman & Co.) b.u. 17 Mahl.
" Solomon, (I. Wise & Co.) h.u. 17 Mahl.
" William, cook at 430 Asy. h.2u. 56 Village. Youngs Emma, wid. Edwin T. h. 41 Niles.
" Eugene R. at Conn. Mutual Life Ins. Co. 291 Main, b. 41 Niles.
" Susan E. wid. J. R. b. 41 Niles. Yuen, Sing & Co. teas, silk, etc. 108 State. Wong Yuen, Wong Sing. Wong Sam. Quong. Wong Dong. Wong High.
Wong
Wong ( Y., Sing & Co. ) h. 108 State. Yungk Edward, molder at 690 Park, h. W.H.t. " John, foreman at 1 Laurel, grocery 171, h. 171 Wethersfield.
Yurgensen Ulrich, shipping clerk, 15 Trumbull, h. 25 Westland.
ZABACK Frank, mech. at Popes, h.u. 19 Kibbe. Zaccaginne Canie, laborer, h.2u. 5 Charles. Zacher Carrie M. stenographer, b. 21 Ashley.
" Edmund L. messenger at Farmers & Mech- anics Nat. Bank 106 State, b. 21 Ashley.
« L. H. lithographer. 71 Asylum, rm. 11, h. 21 Ashley.
« Mary B. wid. Louis, h. 303 Market. Zalanka Frank, blacksmith, 29, b.r. 29 Vine. Zancegmino Canio, laborer, h. 7 Charles. Zander Otto, at 476 Capitol, h.u. 7 Warren. Zangenberg Henry, painter, h.u. 122 Windsor. Zanton William F. casehardener at 133 Shel- don, b. 103 Main.
Zemke Fred. molder at 690 Park, h.u. 24 Smith. Zettergreu Augustaf, machinist at 476 Capitol, b.u. 54 Flower.
Zibbeda Giovanni, shoemaker, h.u. 78 Charles. Zich Fred. C. A. machinist 1 Flower, h. 673 Park. Ziegle Batty, laborer, h.u. 35 Mechanic.
" Maurice M. tailor, 93 Asy. h. 35 Mechanic. Ziegler Carl G. student at Trinity College, 11 Northam Tower, Summit.
" John C. mech. at Colts, h.u.r. 60 Vanblock.
" Joseph W. student at Trinity College, 11 Northam Tower, Summit.
" Reinhold, bartender, 182, b. 132 Market. Ziesing Charles Fred. mach. Popes, h. 793 Main. " Dora, b. 793 Main.
« Fred. C. machinist at Popes, b. 793 Main. Ziff Mayer, shoemaker at 187 State, b. Front. Ziglatzki Albert, baker 30 Wash. h.u. 120 Retreat « Paul J. salesman 329 Mn. b.u. 120 Retreat. Zilatzki Paul J. clerk, 829 Main, b. 120 Retreat. Zillhart Agnes E. at Capewell Horse Nail Co. 40 Governor, b.3u. i Kilbourn ct.
" Albert, clerk at 618 Cap. h.u. 12 Affleck.
Charles, painter 618 Cap. h.Su. 1 Kilbourn ct. Zimmer Benedict J. stonemason, h.u. 71 Temple " W. C. machinist, b.u. 71 Temple.
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Zimmerman Harry J. engr. 24 Mech. b.78 Martin.
" Henrietta H. attendant at 30 Washington.
" Jacob, screwmaker, 476 Cap. b. 262 Front.
" Joseph E. machinist 581 Cap.h. 78 Martin.
" Louis, shoemaker at 112, b. 56 Albany.
" Philip, baker 55, h. 57 Judson.
" Sam, cutter at 284 Asylum, h.u. 262 Front.
" Solomon, shoem. 567} Main, h.u. 73 Chas. Zimmon Michael, shoem. 524 Asy. h. 73 Charles. Zinn Jacob F. foreman, 476 Cap. h. 119 Madison. « M. A. Miss, dressmaker, 3, h. 3 Park. Zion Hill Cemetery, c. Ward & Zion. Zipp Charles A. collector at 315, h.u. 298 Park. Zitkus Peter, tailor at 66 Asy. b. 62 Sheldon.
Zito Brothers, bootblacks, 143 Main. Dominick Zito. Tony Zito.
" Dominick, ( Zito Bros. ) b. 58 Pleasant.
" Tony, ( Zito Brothers ) b. 58 Pleasant. Zoels Gustave, mach. 1 Flower, b. 25 Mulberry. " John, painter, h. 25 Mulberry.
Zuik Frank, rubberw. 690 Park, b. 61 Ch.O. Zurhorst Alfred H. at 205 Main, h. 52 Windsor. " Alfred John, clerk. b. Park cor. New Park.
" Louise. cashier at Hills & Co. b. 105 Tru.
Zweygartt Henry J. leaf tobacco, 221 State, h. 105 Ann.
Zwicker Fred. Mrs. h. 181.Babcock.
Zygivent Michael, mach. 216 Law. b. 6} Ellery. Zwyko John, chipper at 556 Cap. h.r. 4 Law.
VITAL STATISTICS; STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
-
Years
Births
Birthe per 1,000.
Har- ringes.
Deaths.
Deaths per 1,000.
Births OTer Deaths.
1849
7,288
20
2,920
5,049
14
2,189
1850
7,578
20.4
2,884
5,170
14
2,408
1851
8,862
22
2,995
4,767
18
8,595
1858
8,802
21.4
8.186
5,596
14.4
2,706
1854
8,489
21.8
8,202
5,646
14.2
2,798
1855
10,012
24
4,286
6,094
14.6
8,918
1856
11,189
25
4,089
6,824
14.9
4,805
1857
11,855
26
8,747
6.585
16
4,770
1858
11,299
25
8,787
6,018
15.6
4,681
1859
11,259
25
8,778
6,588
15
4,726
1860
11,878
26
4,086
8,701
8,541
18
1,262
1868
9,885
21 20 20.8
4,460
7,950
16
2,252
1866
11,628
28
4,978
7,520
15
4,108
1867
12,029
28.2
4,779
7,348
14.8
4,676
459
1868
12,469
28.4
4,784
7.549
15
4,947
1869
12,481
28.5
4,754
8,417
15.6
4,064
JOHN G. ROOT,
April
2, 1888-April
7, 1890
1871
18,114 18,805
24 25.8 25.6
5,028
9,970
18 17.4
4,265 5,511
457 492
1874 1875
14,450
26.2
4,694
8,989
17.2
1876
25
4,820
10,187
17.5 16
4,876
1878 1879
18,829
22.4 22.2
4,745
10,408
16.7
1881
14,616
22.4
4,850
10,907
17.4
1882
14,988
28.9
5,829
11,622
18.7
8,276
892
25.4
5,440
11,948
19.1
8,918
428
1888 1884
15,846 15,758 15,496 15,984
28.7 22.11 22.2
5,091
12,088 11,616
16.2
4,818
1628. ... 41
1749 .. 108
1856. ... 24
1680. ... 41
1755 .. 42
1861 .... 26
1657 .... 75
8
1762 .. 128
1778 .. 81
"
1871 .... 42
1891
18,557
24.8
6,486
14,885
19.2
4,172
475
1892
19,750
24.7
6,596
15,170
19
4,580
501
1898
20,296
25.4
6,459
14,901
18.6
5,895
890
1894
20,345
24.9
5,830
18,699
16.8
6,646
367 1694 .... 62
1812 .. 29
1878. ... 21 :
1705 .... 41
1817 .. 86
1880. ... 19
1715. ... 49
1821 .. 21
4 1882 .... 29
1724. ... 61
1829 .. 41
1887 .... 28
1728 .... 62
1882 .. 25
1780 .... 92
1889 .. 47 =
In the above table the divorces are from returns re- quired from clerks of the several courts and are known to be full, whilst the returns of births and marriages are known to be incomplete.
MAYORS OF THE CITY OF HARTFORD.
Until 1825, the Mayor held his office during the pleasure of General Assembly; since elected for two years.
For- THOMAS SEYMOUR," June 18. 1784-May 28, 1812 CHAUNCEY GOODRICH, June 8, 1812-Sept. 9, 1815 com.
JONATHAN BRACE, Sept. 8, 1815-Nov. 22, 1824 Nov. 22, 1824-Mar. 28, 1881 NATHANIEL TERRY, THOMAS S. WILLIAMS, Mar. 28, 1831-April 27, 1885 HENRY L. ELLSWORTH, t April 27, 1885-June 15, 1885
JARED GRISWOLD,# June 15, 1885-Nov. 22, 1885
HENRY HUDSON, April 18, 1836-April 20, 1840
THOMAS K. BRACE,t
April 20, 1840-April 17, 1848
AMOS M. COLLINS, April 17, 1848-April 19, 1847
PHILIP RIPLEY, April 19, 1847-April 21, 1851 April 21, 1851-April 18, 1858
EBENEZER FLOWER, WM. J. HAMERSLEY, HENRY C. DEMING,
April 18, 1858-April 17, 1854 April 17, 1854-April 12, 1858
TIMOTHY M. ALLYN, HENRY C. DEMING, t
April 9, 1860-Jan. 27, 1862
1861 1862
11,984
25
8,757
7,785
16.5
4,199
810 275 257
ALLYN S. STILLMAN,
April 11, 1864-April 9, 1866
1, 1872
HENRY C. ROBINSON,
April 1, 1872-April
6, 1874
JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE,
GEORGE G. SUMNER,
April 1, 1878-April
5, 1880
1870
18,186
24.2
4,871
8,895
15
4,241 4,948 8,985
HENRY C. DWIGHT,
April 7, 1890-April
4, 1892
WH. WALDO HYDE,
April
4, 1892-April
3, 1894
LEVERETT BRAINARD, April 2, 1894-April
7, 1896
MILES B. PRESTON, April
7, 1896-
*Resigned to the General Assembly. tResigned. #Died in office. ¿ Elected by Court of Common Council.
LONG PERIODS OF DROUGHT.
Since the year 1621 there have been about thirty summers in which no rain fell in America, for weeks or months in succession. The longest period of drought was in 1762, when there was no fall of rain from the 1st of May to the 1st of September, a period of 128 days. The number of days in succession without rain, of the longest periods, are as follows :-
1621. ... 24 days. 1741 .. 72 days.
1845. ... 29 days.
1887
22.8
5,788
12,885
17
4,198
1888 1889
17,176
28.4
5,544
12,529
17.7
4,849
1890
17,394
28.8
6,284
18,665
18.8
8,729
477
1672 .... 80 « 1788 .. 80
1674. ... 45
1791 .. 94
1874. ... 26 1876. ... 28
1688 .... 81
1807 .. 86
"
1877 .... 25
1877
26
4,819
9,696
4,815
9,852
15
4,147 4,657
476 896 427 401 316 882 404
8,912
1885
8,468
860 888 887 887
16,588 16,878
22.2
5,969
12,980
17.1
8,898
480 586
1865. .. . 21
1870 .... 42 4
1680 .... 81
3 1802 .. 24
Feb. 10, 1862-April 14, 1862 April 14, 1862-April 11, 1864
1864 1865
9,784
8,467 4,107
8,442
18
1,448
19
625
291 426 404 488
MORGAN G. BULKELEY, April 5, 1880-April
2, 1888
4,882
8,166
14.2
1872
14,087
4,841
9,822
26
4,885
9,888
17
4,485 8,618
14,828 18,800 14,072 18,499 14,051
24
4,878
9,894
15
8,421 8,709
16.6 17.6
1886
10,088
28
7,602
16.8
4,271
April 12, 1858-April 8, 1860
CHARLES BENTON,§ WM. J. HAMERSLEY,
478 491 408 409 464
1878
10,202
CHARLES R. CHAPMAN, April 9, 1866-April
April 6, 1874-April 1, 1878
1852
Time
for making the report changed.
Di-
1880
5,894
11,351
1662 .... 80
5,497
9,109
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GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
STATE SENATORS;
From District No. 1, since this State was Districted.
Samuel Hart, 1880.
Romeo Lowrey, '31,'44,'48. Samuel B. Woodward, '82. James Dodd, 1888.
Joseph B. Gilbert, 1884. Levi Barnes, 1885.
Wm. W. Ellsworth, 1886. Martin Kellogg, 1887. Charles A. Goodrich, 1888. Julius S. Barnes, 1889.
Job Allyn, 1840. William Robbins, 1841. Alfred Smith, 1842.
Horace Gridley, 1848. Isaac W. Stuart, 1845, '46. Thomas C. Perkins, 1847. James Dixon, 1849, 1854. Isaac Toucey, 1850.
Henry C. Deming, 1851. James T. Pratt, 1852.
Geo. M. Landers,'58,'69,'78. Sam'l G. Merriman, 1855. James B. Crosby, 1856.
Charles R. Chapman, 1857. Dwight W. Pardee, '58, '59. Elisha Johnson, 1860, '61, '70, '71.
Henry K. W. Welch, 1862. Henry R. Bradley, 1868. Amzi P. Plant, 1864.
Samuel Rockwell, 1865. George Beach, 1866, '67. Nathaniel B. Stevens, '68. Charles M. Pond, 1872, '74, '75 , '76, '77. John R. Hills, 1878, '79, '81, '82, '88.
John R. Buck, '80; '81, J.R. B.resigned part this term. Francis B. Cooley, '84, '85. Edward S. Cleveland, 1886.
George G. Sumner, 1887.
Edward S. Cleveland, 1889, 1891, 1898.
John M. Hall, 1895.
REPRESENTATIVES FROM HARTFORD To the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, BINCE ADOPTION OF THE 1818 CONSTITUTION. Thomas S. Williams, 1819, | Alfred E. Burr, 1858, '66. '25, '27, '28, 29. Michael Olcott, 1819. Nathan Johnson, 1820, '21, '22, '28. Henry Seymour, 1820. Luther Savage, 1821. Jeremy Hoadley, 1822, '28, '26, '28. John Russ, 1824, '29. Joseph Pratt, 1824, '88. Henry Kilbourn,'25,'27,'35. John M. Niles, 1826. Henry L. Ellsworth, 1880. Cyprian Nichols, 1880. Thos. K. Brace, 1881, '82. Eli Todd, 1881. Jos. Trumbull, '82, '48, '51. William Hayden, 1888. Wm. Hungerford, 1884, '86. Truman Hanks, 1884. Wm. W. Ellsworth, 1885. Jonathan Goodwin, 1886. Henry Barnard, '87, '88,'89. Roderick Terry, 1887. Thomas McManus, 1878. Henry C. Robinson, 1879. Lucius A. Barbour, 1879. Lewis E. Stanton, 1880. Gustavus F. Davis, 1880. Joseph H. Sprague, 1881. George G. Sill, 1882. Francis Parsons, 1888. Melvin Copeland, 1889. Thomas C. Perkins, 1840, '42, '48, '45, '46. Charles Chapman, 1840, '47, '48, '62, '64. Alfred Smith, 1841, '49. Samuel Whitman, 1841. Allyn S. Stillman, 1842. Timothy M. Allyn, 1848. James Dixon, 1844. Isaac W. Stuart, 1844. Ezra S. Hamilton, 1845. David F. Robinson, '46, '54. Chauncey Howard, 1847. Henry C. Deming, 1849, '50, '59, '60 '61. W.J.Hamersley, '50,'67,'70. Edmund G. Howe, 1851. Isaac Toucey, 1852.
Leverett Brainard, 1884. Charles M. Joslyn, 1885 George O. Kinne, 1885. William Hamersley, 1886. John E.Scanlan, '86,'87,'88. Frank E. Hyde, '87,'88,'89. Andrew Smith, 1889. Albert H. Walker, 1891. Philip H. Fagan, 1891.
William Hamersley," 1898.
Patrick D. Ryan, 1898.
Wm. H. Watrous, 1895.
Rob't W. Barrett, 1895.
* Resigned to accept appointment as Judge of Superior Court.
VITAL STATISTICS-TOWN OF HARTFORD.
Mar-
Mar-
Year. Births. riages. Deaths.
Year. Births. riages. Deaths.
1888 ..
.126 ...
1867 ... 882 ... 899 ... 521
1889. ..
. 124 ..
1868 ... 861 ... 880 ... 497
1840 ..
116. 1869 ... 848 ... 459 ... 461
1841. ..
187
140
1871 ... 905 .. 466 ... 461
1848.
1872 ... 980. .. 467 ... 700
1844.
1845.
1846 ..
168.
1876 ... 994. .. 445. .. 587
1847 ..
.155.
1876 ... 961 ... 422 ... 958
1848 ... 298 .. .110. 318
1877 ... 858. .. 429 ... 748
1849 .. .
845. ... 100. . .
209
1878. .. 886 ... 866 ... 756
1850 ... 868 .. .120. 285 1879. . . 1190. .. 875. .. 718
1851 .. 467 .. 78 ... 225
1880 ... 1018 ... 885 ... 841
1822 Laws changed ..
1881 ... 1188 ... 480 ... 1012
1858 ... 616 .... 202 ... 258
1882. .. 1162. .. 481 ... 1057
1854 ... 662. ... 229. 868
1888. .. 1842 ... 450 ... 1205
1855 ... 692 .... 299 ... 281
1884 ... 1286 ... 440 ... 989
1856 ... 758 .... 807 ... 825 1885 ... 1871 ... 481 ... 1011
1857 ... 802. ... 294 ... 427
1886 ... 1295 ... 526 ... 977
1858 ... 878. ... 828 ... 895 1887 ... 1881 ... 494 ... 1084
1859 ... 824. ... 880 .. 429 1888 ... 1284 ... 506 ... 1098
1860 ... 878 .... 802 ... 427
1889. .. 1250. .. 488. .. 1067
1861 ... 925. ... 882 ... 489
1890. .. 1280. .. 525. .. 1188
1862 ... 912. ... 868. .. 574 1891 ... 1844 ... 608. .. 1202
1868 ... 844. ... 826 ... 588 1892. . . 1401. .. 688. .. 1277
1864 ... 778 .... 867 ... 525 1898. .. 1549 ... 571 ... 1821
1865 ... 715. ... 411 .... 485
1894. .. 1548 ... 525 .. 1081
1866 ... 708 ... 425 .... 598
1895 ... 1620 ... 654 ... 1111
CITY WEIGHERS.
Ball John E.
Hunt W. C.
Bartlett E. S. Bartlett Frank E.
Johnson Charles E.
Kellogg Frank S.
Barrows C. L.
Kellogg Robert W.
Belden C. R. Marvel Sylvester.
Blake John
McEntee John.
Boyd James. Newton Charles W.
Brewer Alfred
Newton George W.
Buckingham William F.
North A. W.
Burgess Henry C.
Perkins D. C.
Campbell John.
Price Geo. T.
Carpenter Fred H.
Ray Frank E.
Chamberlin G. B.
Ryan Edward W.
Chapin A. D.
Sage Edwin W. Sage Harry D.
Collins Samuel.
Cooksley C. E.
Shackley F. W.
Cottrell Henry S.
Skirrow R. W.
Simonds Wm. D.
Day A. P.
Smith Frank G.
Elmer H. T.
Swords Joseph F.
Strong C. H.
Foster W. H.
Taft J. C.
French G. W.
Taft W. E.
Fury M. C.
Thompson, John P.
Goodrich E. S.
Thrasher Herbert E.
Gunning John.
Woolley Arthur G
Hafey Michael J.
Work F. S.
Hayward A. J.
POPULATION OF CONNECTICUT.
1890 .746.258 1820 .275,148
1880 622,700
1810, .261,942
1870,
587,454
1800,. 251,002
1860, 460,147
1790,. 287,946
1850, 870,792
1782, . 208,850
1840, 809,978
1774, .197,865
1830,
297,675
1756,. . 180,611
No record made
until the year 1848.
1870 ... 922. .. 426 ... 478
1842.
No record made
until the year 1848.
187
.127. 184:
1878 ... 989 ... 505 .. 778
1874 ... 946 ... 476 ... 594
Daniel Phillips, 1854. Rich'd D. Hubbard, '55, '58. Edwin D. Tiffany, 1855, '59. Alonzo W. Birge, 1856. Charles R. Chapman, 1856. Eliphalet A. Bulkeley,1857. Nathaniel Shipman, 1857. Chas. H. Northam, '58, '60. Thomas H. Seymour, 1861. Abner Church, 1862.
Chas. M. Pond, 1868, '68. Henry K. W. Welch, '64,'65. Franklin Chamberlain, '65. Nath'l B. Stevens, 1866, '67 , '76 , '76 ,'77. Elisha Johnson, '69, "75,'76. Norman Smith, 1869.
Monroe E. Merrill, 1871. Charles R. Chapman, 1872. Charles E. Perkins, 1872. Sam'l F. Jones, 1878, '74. Mahlon R. West, 1877, '81. Stiles D. Sperry, 1878.
Carpenter Wm. O.
Roberts E. D.
Courtice Charles.
Deming Edward.
Spencer Charles E.
Farnham E. B.
Charles H. Cooley, 1882. Edward S. Cleveland, 1888. Wilbert W. Perry, 1888. Stephen A. Hubbard, 1884.
James B. Crosby, 1852.
Wm. W. Eaton, 1858, '68, '68, '70. '71.'78.'74.
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GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
SAILING VESSELS.
Have been so numerous on this river heretofore that we refer all inquirers about them, to our annual Direc- tories for half a century past.
Vessels belonging in the Customs District of Hartford. HAKE. CAPT.
A. G. Pease Albee
A. M. Smith.
.Reed
Acme
. Miller
Active Matson
Adaline. Davis
Adaline Sanlt
Addie. Lord
Admiral Farragut .. Bacon Aggie .McFadyen
Alga. ..
.Reid
Alice ..
.. Beck with
Lottie ..
Rustemeyer
American Team .. . Handy Lou .. Odber
Atlantic .. ....... Johnson
B. F. Brainard .... Griffing Barges Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, of Hartford &
New York Trans. Co.
Blanche. Bugbee
Brownstone .... Rowland
Cactus .. .. Beers
Christine. .... Cunningham
City of Springfield. . Beebe Clara. . Brainard
Clifford . Davis
Clio Williams
Coot .. .Spencer
Cora .. Griswold
Daisy .. Hollister
Dandv. .Lackmann
Dauntless
David Currie .. .... Pease Delphine ..
Dolphin .. Dupree
E. M. Duffield .. .. . Young
E. S. Tyler, Jr .... . Bowe
Emily A. Wright .... Alger
Emma. Goken
Engineer. Bishop
F. C. Fowler. ...... Fuller
Storrs
Frank Jones ........ Lucas Freestone. . Bushnell
Eikrem
G. A. Hayden ... .. . Green
G. B. Newton .. . Thompson G. E. Williams. Wentworth
Game Cock ..
.Pratt
Gen. Sheridan ... . Stewart
Geo. E. Hatch . Wentworth
Geo. W. Hunt .... Rankin
Gildersleeve ... .Taylor Sprite. . Mugford
Gleam . Buell
Goodspeed. . Clark
Gracie .. . Stone
Gypsy . ... Alexander Thistle .Ravnor · Hadlyme .. . 44
Toxotes .O'Callaghan * Deep River .46
· Brockway. .. 49
* Essex. .52
Unquowa Hall * Lyme .. .56
.Mack * Saybrook. .58
Saybrook bar or Sound
.60
*The New Your Steamboats make these Landings.
POSTAL AREAS OF ENGLAND AND UNITED STATES.
ENGLAND's total Postal areas is 122,000 square miles, with one penny postage on over half ounce letters; which is about equal to the UNITED STATES postage Oct. 1st, 1888, of two cents on half ounce letters; the U. S., however, have an area of over any portion of 8,500,- 000 square miles.
1878, Dec. 18, 244 feet. 1879, May 1, 21% feet. 1881, April 26, 16 feet. 1882, May 81, 142 feet. 1888, April 14, 204 feet.
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