Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants in the city of Chicago, 1867, Part 38

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Publication date: 1867
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : R. Edwards
Number of Pages: 1086


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Crans Fritz, lab. r. 490 Milwaukee av.


Crans J. boardinghouse, 288 State, r. same


Cranston John. bds. St. Cloud House


Cranston John, dri:", Merchants' Union Ex. r. 51 Harrison


Cranston John L. clk. Whitney & Skinner, bds. St. Cloud House


Crantz Levi, peddler, r. 303 2d ·


Cranwell William B. bookkeeper, Barnum Bros. bds. 89 Jackson


Crapo James B. cutter, A. H. Boyden, r. 413 N. Wells


Crapo Thomas, blacksmith, r. 175 W. Kinzie


Craps C. lab. r. 103 Sampson


Crary O. A. r. 357 W. Monroe


Crary William Henry, silversmith, G. F. Mills, r. 240 Forquer


Craton J. driver, North Chicago City R. W.


Craughovell Michael, lab. bds. 733 Canal


Crauley Bridget, wid. John, r. rear 239 Monroe


Craven Jesse, iron moulder, r. Elizabeth, bet. Indiana and Fourth 1


Cravens James L. physician, 786 W. Fulton, r. same


Cravens William (W. Cravens & Co.), r. 256 Oak


Cravens William, printer, r. 490 N. LaSalle


Cravens W. & Co. (William Cravens and Charles


E. Young), book and job printers, 144 S. Water


Crawford Agnes A. Miss, ladies' furnishing store, 204 State, r. same


Crawford Alexander B. sawing and planing mill, r. 137 Hoyne


Crawford A. B. (Bixby, Hill & Co.), r. 134 S. Hoyne


Crawford A. H. conductor, Chicago City R. W. bds. 526 N. Clark


Crawford Christopher, machinist, r. 49 Sloan


Crawford C. driver, North Chicago City R. W.


Crawford Daniel, machinist, bds. 132 N. Halsted


Crawford George, sailor, bds. 249 Kinzie


Crawford Henry, lab. r. 363 Wells


Crawford H. conductor, North Chicago City R. W. office, 430 N. Clark


Crawford James, carpenter and builder, 185 Van Buren, r. 175 Clinton


Crawford James, carpenter, r. 467 S. Clinton


Crawford James jr. carpenter, r. 457 S. Clinton


Crawford James W. (J. W. Crawford & Co. ), r. 85 State


Crawford James W. carpenter, r. 172 Townsend Crawford Jefferson W. clerk, bds. 175 Michigan av. Crawford John, carpenter, r. 98 Cottage Grove av.


Crawford John, carpenter, bds. 155 N. Morgan


Crawford John, lab. r. 98 Miller


Crawford John, teamster, r. 396 Indiana


Crawford John, student, bds. 89 Chicago av.


Crawford Jolin L. sailor, bds. 179 Market


Crawford J. A. tugboats, 180 S. Water, r. 479 N. LaSalle


Crawford J. W. & Co. (James W. Crawford and Joseph C. Waller), bakery, 275 W. Madison Crawford L. (W. A. Murfey, Son & Co.), r. Cleve- land, Ohio


Crawford Mary, wid. Johnathan, boardinghouse, 237 Clark


Crawford Mary C. wid. James, bda. 137 Hoyne


Crawford Michael, fireman, bds. 541 State


Crawford Robert, saloon and boarding, 21 River Crawford Robert O. carpenter, r. 158 W. Clinton


SALT BAGS, SALT BAGS, at NOYES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, 45 Lasalle Street.


DUNLOP BROTHERS, Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods and Notions, Gents' Furnishing Goods, &c., 49 Lake St.


No trouble to show Goods, at SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., 100 and 102 Randolph St.


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IBBS' MACHINE. er and less liable to than the Lock- Report," at the


port," and samples


CO. Gen'l Agents, 183 Lake St. Chicago.


Crawford Thomas, teamster, r. 315 Illinois Crawford William, coaldealer, r. 89 Chicago av. Crawford William W. (Murfey W. A. Son & Co.), r. Cleveland, Ohio


Crawford W. H. driver, M. U. Ex. Co. bds. 205 Madison


Crawshaw Thomas J. clerk, land department, I. C. R. R. r. 50 N. Halsted Crawshaw Thomas, clerk, bds. 50 N. Halsted Cray John, expressman; r. 60 Wright


Cray Nellie Miss, saleswoman, Henry O. Maynard, r. 253 W. Adams


Creahine John, varnisher, bds. 139 Chicago av. Creamer Charles, policeman, Ist precinct, r. sub station, Archer av.


Crean Timothy, porter, bds. 33 Market Creblen Richard, moulder. r. 504 S. Union. Crede Charles, leather dealer, 553 S. Canal Crede Christian, saddler, 555 S. Canal, r. same Cree Crawford, bookkeeper, bds. 214 W. Adams


Cree Edward P. printer, Chicago Republican, 93 Washington


Creenden Dennis, lab. Coan & Ten Broeke, bds. 537 State


Creet John A. upholsterer, H. S. Carter & Co. r. 140 Michigan


Cregar Albert, tinsmith, Jesup, Kennedy & Co. r. 88 White


Cregier De Witt C. chief engineer, Chicago Wa- ter Works, r. 121 E. Pearson


Crego M. S. journeyman, Crego & Taft, bds. 725 State


Crego & Taft (David R. Crego and Joseph W. Taft), trunks, valises and carpet bags, 87 Randolph


Crehan William H. harnessmaker, William J. Ralph, r. 53 Ellis av.


Creighton David, teamster, W. V. Johnston & Co.


Creighton Jane, wid. Charles, r. Kedzie, cor Catharine


Creighton John R. carpenter, bds. 177 4th av. Creighton Martha Miss, r. 273 Kankakee av.


Creighton S. wid. Samuel, r. 800 Wabash av. Creighton Thomas, plasterer, r. 34 Kossuth Cremen Michael, cooper, r. 103 14th


Cremereius Casper, boots and shoes, 21 Chicago. av. r. same


Cremerius Giles, painter, r. 13 Cornelia


Cremerius William, chairmaker, r. 13 Cornelia


Cremmens Patrick, cooper, 835 State, r. Burn- side, bet. 16th and 17th


Crene Charles, painter, bds. es. Langley, nr. Egan av ..


Crenks Frederick, chairmaker, Phillips & Lieben- stein, r. 293 Orchard


Crentz A. watchman, Tremont House


Creote Joseph, r. 20 St. Johns' place


Creou William H. harnessmaker, r. 53 Ellis av.


Crepau Peter B. French boarding and restaurant, 185 Wells


Crepin E. lumberdealer, r. 1070 Indiana av.


CRERAR JOHN (Jesup, Kennedy & Co,), bds. Sherman House


Crescent Billiard Hall, Charles H. Snell & Co. pro- prietors, 154 Dearborn


Cress T. W. printer, Chicago Republican, bds. Metropolitan Hotel


Cressley Jacob, lab. r. 442 S. Union


Cresson Mary, tailoress, r. 151 Quincy


Cresswell Alexander, porter, Fiske, Kirtland & Co. r. 299 22d


Cresswell, salesman, Scofield, Marder, Toepfer & Co. bds. 12 N. Rucker


Cresswell Joseph, bookkeeper, Davis, Wade & Co. r. 138 S. Morgan


Cresswell Miss, teacher, Brown school, r. Warren, se. cor. Page


Crestline route office, 41 Dearborn


Creswell Jane, wid. John, r. 12 N. Rucker


Creswell Joseph, bookkeeper, Davis, Wade & Co. r. 138 S. Morgan


Creswell Thomas, law student, Runyan & Avery, r. 12 N. Rucker


Crete Mr. r. 145 Schiller


Crevee Daniel, lab. r. 443 W. Chicago av.


Crevier William, salesman, Simon Klein, r. 72 Adams


Crewe James C. moulder, bds. 42 Wesson


Crews H. Rev. r. 376 W. Monroe


Creyer Frederick, brickmoulder, r. 653 Laflin


Cribly Julius, r. 505 Larrabee


Crick John, lab. r. Douglas pl. se. cor. Forrest av. Crickard Nicholas (N. Crickard & Co.), r. 229 Franklin


Crickard N. & Co. (N. Crickard & -), con- fectioners, whol. 17 Clark


Cricko Fritz, lab. r. 396 Reuben


Cricko John, lab. r. 318 2d


Cridigum Peter, lab. rollingmill, bds. 543 Elston road


Crighton John, flour inspector, r. 157 Peoria


Crighton John (Crighton & Rathborne), r. 157 Pe- oria


Crighton William, clerk, r. Wapanseh av. near Ft. W. R. R.


Crighton & Rathborne (John Crighton and Rich- ard W. Rathborne), Board of Trade flour in- spectors, 166 Washington


Crilly Daniel F. bricklayer, r. 267 Burnside


Crim Mary, washerwoman, r. 289 3d av.


Crimins John C. harnessmaker, Jacob Birk, bds. 18 S. Jefferson


Crimins Thomas (Huguelet & Crimins), r. 241 Rush Crimman Timothy, drayman, Gilman, Grannis & Farwell, r. 53 S. Water


Crimman Timothy, drayman, r. 274 Church


Crimmins John, lab. r. 113 W. Jackson


Crimmins Patrick, engineer, Ionia flourmill, r. 79 W. Indiana


WANTED, FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY TO SELL, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER, Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.


CRA ILLCOX & SEWING 'Its seam is strong- rip in use or wear stitch.' ["Judges' "Grand Trial."] Send for the "Re- of work, containing piece of goods. es, on the same L. CORNELL & Crawford W. conductor, N. C. C. R. W. Crawley Cornelious, lab. r. 198 Luke Crawley James, lab. 124 14th Crawley James, hostler, C. R. R. r. 124 14th Crawley John, lab. r. 198 Luke Crawley William T. bds. 535 State Cray John, lab. r. 444 Mitchel Creager Louis, mason, bds. 361 Sedgwick Creagin Charles C. bds. 132 Elm Creagin Edward F. bds. 132 Elm Creagin William P. bds. 132 Elm Creagh Michael, asst. attorney, C. & A. R. R. Crean Charles, pinmber, r. 42 Norton Crean John, porter, Young Bros. & Co. Crean Napoleon, police, r. 42 S. Norton Creed John, carpenter, r. 236 W. Madison Creed Charles D. r. 498 State Creed Patrick, lab. r. 63 Sebor Creed William, lab. r. 68 Sampson Cregan E. Haffer, painter, Barry & Cushing Gregan George, lab. r. 129 Coolidge Cregan George, painter, Barry & Cushing Cregar Fred. lab. r. 645 May Cregar John, lab. r. 660 S. Morgan Cregg Edward, lab. r. 102 Foster Cregg John, lab. r. 142 Hubbard Crego David R. (Crego & Taft), r. 892 State Crego Harry, driver, American Express Co. Cregs S. B. hostler, American Express Co. Creider Dennis, wagonmaker, bds. 537 State Creiger August, watchman, r. 136 Sigel Country Merchants and Farmers should visit Belding & Co.'s Clothing House, S. W. Cor. Randolph and Dearborn Sts. Creedon Patrick J. carpenter, r. 566 Morgan


Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph St.


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Crimmis James, lab. r. 9 Hinsdale


Cringle William, lab. r. 745 S. Jefferson Crinmen John, engineer, Sherman House Crinnan Frank, lab. r. 269 Cottage Grove av. Crip Barney, tailor, 251 N. Clark, r. same Cripe Albert, bds. 11 Park av.


Crispin Ann Mrs. (Colt & Crispin), r 253 4th av. Crispoun Joseph, baker, r. 134 Griswold.


Crist Charles, tailor, John, Hiersdorff, r. Evans, n. of Desplaines


Cristeanson Peter, sailor, r. 234 Oak


Cristenson Martin, lab. r. rear 307 W. Indiana Cristman William D. carpenter, r. 74 Canalport av. Cristoph Jacob, upholsterer, S. Heilbroun, r. 19 Barber


Criswell A. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE


Criswell M. G. (M .. G. Criswell & Co.), r. 297 22d Criswell M. G. & Co. (M. G. Criswell and Thomas Sunderland), live stock brokers, Union Stock Yards


Critchley Thomas, bricklayer, r. 322 2d


Crites George A. carpenter, r. 648 Carroll


Crittanton Emory O. com. mer. r. 97 S. Green


Crittenden Edward A. bookkeeper, Star Metal Co. r. 194 W: Lake


Crittenden Harlow M. bookkeeper, r. 836 Franklin Crittenden Henry C. clerk, H. W. & J. M. Wether- ell, bds. 162 State


Crittendon A. E. bookkeeper, r. 196 W. Lake Crittentem J. N. manager, W. U. & Ill. & Miss. Telegraph Co., U. S. Y. & T. Co. r. Hough House


CRITTENTON E. O. com. mer. 142 S. Water, r. 97 S. Green


Crittenton Frank M. with E. O, Crittenton, r. 97 S. Green


Crittenton Harlow M. bookkeeper, Irvine, Jones & Co. r. 836 Franklin


Croak John (Croak & Cassleman), r. 148 N. Peoria Croak John, saloon, 552 and 554 State, r. same Croak John, carpenter, bds. 552 State


Croak John jr. r. lab. 552 State


Croak Nicholas, lab. r. 198 W. Polk


Croak Patrick, butcher, r. 27 Fry


Croak Philip, drayman, r. 129 Hubbard


Croak William, butcher, r. 11 Fry


Croak & Cassleman (John Croak and Waid Cass- leman), merchant tailors, 25 W. Kinzie


Croate Barnard, lab. rolling mills, r. 380 W. Noble Crock Fritz, teamster, r. 53 Hastings Crock John, r. 58 Burling


Crocker Albert L. r. 282 Indiana


Crocker Ansel L. furniture, whol. and ret. 208 Lake, r. 282 E. Indiana


Crocker Davis J. atty. at law, 93 Washington, r. Evanston


Crocker D. Miss, actress, Col. Wood's Museum, bds. 399 Clark


Crocker Edwin, telegraph operator, bds. 62 Deer- ing


Crocker Frank E. shipping clerk, A. L. Crocker, bds. 282 E. Indiana


Crocker Frederick, agent, Finkle & Lyon, Sewing Machine Co. 89 Washington, r. Lake Forest Crocker George Henry, foreman, Burlington bridge, r. 399 Clark


Crocker John, lab. Garden City Lime Works, r. Harlin, ur. Robey


Crocker J. W. salesman, J. B. Shay, r. 154 Madisou Crocker O. W. salesman, A. L. Crocker, r. 267 E. Illinois


Crocker William, r. 43 Harrison


Crocker William (Snell & Co), r. 43 Harrison Crocker William, painter, r. 399 Clark


Crocker W. H. (W. H. Crocker & Co.) r. 14 Laflin


Crocker W. H. & Co. (W. H. Crocker and Ebene- zer Jenkins), com. mers. Madison, sw. cor. LaSalle


Crocket F. r. 59 24th


INSURE WITH THE WESTERN PHENIX INS. CO. OF CHICAGO, ILL.I OFFICE 128 LASALLE STREET. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000. 4 Paid up Capital, $250,000.


D. R. HUGHES, Pres. GEO. I. YEAGER, Sec'y.


Crockett Francis, builder, r. 24th, se. cor. Calu- met av.


Crockett P. S. bds. 220 W. Lake


Crockran Robert, teamster, r. 14 Butterfield


Croeder Frank, carpenter, r. 183 W. 12th


Croek Martin, tanner, bds. 7 Fry


Croff William, carpenter, r. 85 Archer av.


Crofoot Benjamin, carpenter, r. 45 Johnson


CROFOOT S. C. druggist, 167} Dearborn, r. 1.12 Adams


Crofoot W. D. whol. clothing mer. r. 67 Warren Croft Clayton J. (Requa & Croft), r. 1028 Indiana av.


Croft Robert, sailor, r. 424 16th


Crofton George, barkeeper, Patrick W. Lofturs, bds. 66 W. Madison


Crogan James, lab. r. 989 S. Halsted


Crogan Nicholas, lab. r. rear 197 W. 12th


Croghan Charles; r. 326 Tyler


Croghan Elizabeth, wid. Edward, r. 326 Tyler, cor. Central av.


Croghan James E. clerk, McGinn & Coleman, Tyler, ne. cor. Central av.


Croghan Thomas, lab. r. 16 Barber


Croihl Charles, butcher, 770 W. Lake, r. same


Croisdale Thomas M. carpenter, 150 S. Green, bds. ns. Randolph, nr. Desplaines


Croix Cryrille, miller, 83 Butterfield


Croke Richard, stonecutter, r. 208 Jackson


Croke Robert, stonecutter, r. 208 Jackson


Croker John, lab. r. 505 Kinzie


Croker Thomas, hatmaker, C. C. Brearley, r. 251 S. Jefferson


Croker William, lab. r. 365 W. Taylor


Crokin John, baker, C. L. Woodman, r. 251 S. Jefferson


Crokin John, boardinghouse, r. 251 S. Jefferson Crokin Richard, drayman, bds. 251 S. Jefferson


Crolley David, gilder, Chas. Brachvogel, r. 166 Madison


Crolley Matt J. saloon, 161 Washington, r. same


Croly John, stonecutter, r. 301 W. 12th


Croly Margaret P. wid. Peter, r. 301 W. 12th


Cromby Darius, lab. r. 480 Fulton


Cromby George, barkeeper, Isaac G. Brown, bds. Matteson House


Cromby W. caulker, bds. 230 LaSalle


Cromhaw Fred. clerk, r. 157 Division


Cromie Charles, miller, office, room 13, 84 and 86 LaSalle


Cromie David C. clerk; 73 Lake, bds. 200 Madison Cromish Thomas, printer, Journal office, news room, r. 21 Hammond


Cromlish Thomas, printer, Journal office


Crommell Samuel , com. mer. 324 W. Walnut


Crompton Thomas, machinist, r. 135 Deering


Crompton W. R. conductor, city'railway, bds. 969 Madison®


Cromwell Paul (col'd), porter, Gilbert Hubbard & Co. 205 and 207 S. Water


Cromwell Samuel K. (Wanzer & Cromwell), r. 324 Walnut


Cronan Charles, heater, rollingmill, r. 469 Elston road


Cronan James, lab. r. 117 Michigan


Cronan John, clerk, 38 State, bds. same


Cronan Jolin, lab. r. 47 Goethe


Cronan Julia Miss, cook, Northwestern hotel, bds. same


Cronan Marcus, lab. r. 404 22d


Cronan Patrick, lab. r. 25 Charles pl. Cronan Patrick, lab. r. 120 Foster


The best place in Chicago to buy every kind of BAG or SACK is from the large and choice assortment of Noyes & Brown's Board of Trade Bag Factory.


DUNLOP BROTHERS, Import their own GOODS DIRECT FROM EUROPE FOR THE 'WESTERN! TRADE.


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Strangers and Travelers get their Clothing at Belding & Co.'s Mammoth Clothing House, cor. Randolph and Dearborn.


Dress your Boys in Clothing from Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randolph St.


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Willcox &Gibbs Sewing Machine.


" Its seam is stronger and less Mable to rip in use or wear than the Lock-Stitch."-" Judges' Report," at. Grand Trial." Send for the " Report," and samples of Work containing both kinds of stitches, on the same piece of goods.


Cronan Patrick, wks. Cummens & Hagens, r. 41 Wentworth av.


Cronan Patrick, teamster, r. 41 Wentworth av.


Cronan Thomas, lab. r. 224 Sherman


Cronan William, r. 175 W. Polk


Crondell Dennis, shoemaker, bds. 229 Townsend Crone Nancy, wid. Adam, r. 47 Bremer


Crone Julius (Thos. B. Bryan & Co.), r. 110 Illinois Crone William, bookkeeper, r. 123 Sedgwick


Crone William, carpenter, .r. 123 String


Crone William, foreman, B. Adams & Co. r. 123 Sedgwick


Cronemeyer Frederick, brewer, 114 W. Lake, r. same


Cronen Timothy, lab. bds. 124 N. Franklin


Croney Michael, lab. r. 308 Catharine


Croney William, lab. r. 756 Jefferson


Cronfeld John H. carriagetrimmer, Alfred F. Bur- gess, bds. 337 Sedgwick


Cronin Ellen, wid. John, r. 49 W. White


Cronin Jas. hostler, Am. Ex. Co.


Cronin James, lab. bds. 166 Harrison


Cronin James, nightman, Am. Ex. Galena depot


Cronin James, lab. r. 720 Centre av.


Cronin James A. checkman, Am. Ex. Co. r. 281 N. Market


Cronin John, clerk, European Hotel, bds. same Cronin John, lab. r. Western av. se. cor. Steele


Cronin Mark, saloon, 129 Hubbard, r. same


Cronin Patrick, blacksmith, r. 24 Ashley


Cronin Patrick, lab. r. 182 Fulton


Cronin Patrick, lab. Davis, Sawyer & Co. r. 182 Fulton


,Cronin Patrick, waiter, Metropolitan Hotel, r. 182 Fulton


Cronin Timothy, lab. r. 63 Barber


Cronin Thomas, lab. r. 41 N. Union


Cronk L. H. confectioner, r. 178 N. Halsted


Cronkhite Eli P. special agent, Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, 47 Clark, bds. 12 S. San- gamon


Cronkhite Floroman, r. 357 W. Washington


CRONKHITE ORVILLE, agent, Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, 47 Clark, r. 357 W. Washington


Cronkright William G. r. 221 4th av.


Cronnin James, gardener, William, nw. cor. Mor- gan


Cronogue Ann, wid. Hugh, r. 94 N. Dearborn


Cronsioe Svante, health officer, r. 253 Mohawk


· Crook Austin B. (Stevens & Crook), r. Centre, bet. Hurlbut and Sedgwick


Crook Henry, grocer, 99 Menomonee, r. same


Crooker Devillo S. (Warner & Crooker), bds. 731 State


Crooker George A. S. coal dealer, r. 731 State Crooker Joseph, machinist, r. 87 Pratt


Crooker K. Mrs. millinery and millinery goods, 256 Clark, r. same


Crookes Joseph (Branch, Crookes & Co.), r. St. Louis, Mo.


Crooks Joseph, blacksmith, Peter Smith & Co. bds. 518 Division


Crookshank J. (Porter, Fuller & Co.), r. Hanni- bal, Mo.


Croom D. janitor, r. 358 State


Cropsey Charles, depot master, P., Ft. W. & C. R. W. r. 75 S. Halsted


Cros Joseph, lab. r. 59 Augusta


Crosburn George, clerk, bds. 285 Michigan


Crosby Albert, pres. Downer & Bemis, Brewing Co.


Crosby Albert, manf. alcohol and highwines, of- fice, 167 S. Water, distillery, Chicago av. cor. Larrabee, bds. Sherman House


Crosby Albert T. carpenter, r. 46 Hills


Crosby B. F. (Dewey & Co.), r. 235 Ontario


Crosby C. S. bds. Matteson House


Crosby F. W. (Lunt, Preston & Kean), r. 332 W. Indiana


Crosby George A. machinist and diemaker, r. 235 W. Van Buren


Crosby George L. (Edwards & Crosby), r. 49 Reynold's Block


Crosby H. L. clerk, Mrs. S. R. Campbell, bds. 973 W. Madison


Crosby H. C. (Dewey & Co.), r. 758 Sedgwick, cor. Asylum pl.


Crosby J. Frank (Tolman, Crosby & Co.), 35 S. Water


Crosby James W. conductor, C. N. W. & R. R. r. 143 Morgan


Crosby Maria, wid. Thomas, r. 92 Ohio


Crosby Michael, lab. r. 27 Meridian


Crosby Peter, teamster, r. 166 18th


Crosby P. H. steamfitter, r. al. rear of 92 N. Wells


Crosby Robert, lab. 82 W. Van Buren


Crosby Sarah Mrs. r. 250 Clark


Crosby Spencer, bookkeeper, r. 15 S. May


Crosby S. S. bds. Matteson House


Crosby U. H. propr. Crosby's Opera House, r. same


Crosby William S. bookkeeper, Hamilton & Mitchell, bds. 15 S. May


Crosby W. W. bookkeeper, Dewey & Co. r. 758 Sedgwick


CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE, U. H. Crosby, propr. ns. Washington, bet. State and Dearborn


CROSBY'S MUSIC HALL, U. H. Cros- by, propr. entrance ws. State, bet. Bandolph and Washington


CROSBY'S ART GALLERY, U. H. Crosby, propr. Crosby's Opera House


Crose Mathew, lab. r. 171 North av.


Croser D. H. salesman, bds. 24 S. Desplaines


Croskey Abram F. (A. F. Croskey & Co.), r. 913 Indiana av.


CROSKEY A. F. & CO. (Abram F. Cros- key and George. H. Shufeldt jr.), woolen factory, W. Chicago av. cor. Western


Crosman Elmira Miss (E. & K. Crosman), r. 155 Lake


Crosman E. & K. Misses. (Elmira and Kate Cros- man), dress and cloak makers, 155 Lake,


Crosman G. N. real estate, r. 430 Cottage Grove av.


Crosman Kate Miss (E. & K. Crosman), r. 155 Lake


Crosman, see also Crossman


Crosmer Frederick, teamster, r. 23 Grove Croson Edward, lab. r. rear 198 Sherman Cross Albert, watchman, Tremont House


Cross Alfred J. agent Sand's brewery, r. 49 26th


Cross Allen .W. shoemaker, r. 198 W. Lake


Cross Andrew, carpenter, r. 230 Burnside


Cross Carl, showcase maker, Daniel Barclay, r. 432 Sedgwick


Cross Charles, tailor, r. 147 Ewing


Cross Christopher G. machinist, r. 237 W. Van Buren


Cross C. B. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 251 Indiana


CROSS, DANE & WESTLAKE (James E. Cross, James F. Dane, William Westlake, Josiah R. Butler and John D. MacLean), stoves and hollowware, whol. 95 and 97 Michigan av.


Cross Elizabeth A. Mrs. dressmaker, r. 709 Wa- bash av.


Cross Frederica E. wid. Lewis, r. 85 Sedgwick Cross F. O. stonecutter, r. 533 N. Clark


Cross G. B. bds. 99 Clark


Cross James E. (Cross, Dane & Westlake), r. 386 Wabash av.


LOANS NEGOTIATED BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER,


Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.


Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph St.


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Cross John, lab. Garden City Lime Works, r. Harlin nr. Robey


Cross John, lab. r. 44 18th


Cross John, foreman, Eagle Works, S. Canal, cor. W. Washington


Cross J. W. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE


Cross Leo G. mason, r. 216 Elm


Cross L. A. cutter, Fargo, Bill & Co.


Cross Mary Miss, r. rear 8 Sherman


Cross Moses D. machinist, C. & N. W. R. R., Wis. Div. r. 135 N. Morgan


Cross Nathaniel, mason, r. 1122 Indiana av.


Cross Richard, millwright, r. 134 S, Peoria


Cross Rosa, wid. Joseph, r. rear 8 Sherman


Cross Samuel foreman, Bennett Peters & Co. r. 244 Schiller


Cross Samuel, foreman, r. 236 Oak


Cross William P. veterinary surgeon, 341 Milwau- kee av. r. same


Crossby Michael, foreman, D. F. Groves, r. Meri- dian, nr. Union


Crossen Nicolas, r. 221 N. State


Crosset Charles H. clerk, bds. 780 W. Madison


Crossette Charles H. salesman, Kimball, Stevens & Co. bds. 780 W. Madison


Crossfield Edmund, painter, r. 388 May


Crossley John, driver, express, r. 81 E. White Crossley Wilhelm, lab. r. 81 E. White


Crossman George, clerk, general ticket office, C. B. & Q. R. B. r. 285 Michigan


Crossman, see also Crosman


Crosson Dennis, saloon, 337 State, r. same


Crosten William, r. 191 Larrabee


Croston John, meatmarket, 69 N. Market r. same Craton Jacob, lab. rolling mills, r. 505 Elston rd. Crotser Orlow, cooper, 349 Kinzie, ne. cor. Rucker, r. 102 N. Curtis


Crotton Jolin, policeman, r. rear 77 DeKoven


Crotty Johanna, wid. Michael, r. 694 Archer av.


Crotty John, carpenter, r. Steele, ne. cor. West- ern av.


Crotty John, policeman, 323 W. 12th, r. 78 W. Taylor


Crotty Patrick, lab. r. 88 18th


Crotty Thomas, brewer, r. rear 18 Huron


Crotty Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 279 W. Polk


Crouch B. C. clerk, bds Godfrey House


Crouch George, r. 170 Barber


Crouch Louis, lab. r. 90 Front


Crouch S. carpenter, Guilbert & Dufour Bros. bds. 254 Clark


Crouch Thomas (W. H. Swett & Co.), r. 154 Cal- umetav.


Crouch Walter, tanner, r. 150 Front


Croughder Henry, r. 341 N. Wells


Crouse Ernst, lab. r. Harlin, nr. Wood


Crouse Charles J. wks. Col. Wood's Museum, r. 100 Randolph


Crouse C. M. carpenter, r. 138 N. Clark


Crouse Joseph (col'd), teamster, r. 258 Wells Crouse William F. machinist, r. 147 Townsend Crow B. F. r. 146 Madison


Crow James (col'd), janitor, r. 136 4th av.


Crow James, lab. bds. 748 Archer av.


Crow James, shoemaker, r. 233 Oak


Crow James, shoemaker, bds. Hamilton House Crow James M. agt. bds. 564 W. Lake


Crow John, saloon, 208 N. Desplaines, r. same


Crow John, lab. Stiles, Goldy & McMahan, bds. 100 Wells


Crow John C. clerk, William Y. Daniels, bds. 146 Madison


Crow Margaret M. boardinghouse, 142 Madison Crow Michael, carpenter, r. 237 S. Sangamon Crow Patrick, machinist, bds. 861 State Crow Patrick, teamster, r. 544 S. Union


Crow Stephen, shoemaker, bds. Hamilton House Crow Thomas, lab. bds. 90 Chicago av.


Crow Thomas, showcase maker, Daniel Barclay, r. Northfield


INSURE WITH THE


WESTERN PHENIX INS. CO. OF CHICAGO. ILL. OFFICE 128 LASALLE STREET. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000 Paid up Capital, $250,000.


D. R. HUGHES, Pres. GEO. I. YEAGER, Sec'y


Crow Wayman J. treeman, bds. 249 State Crowan Thomas, carpenter, r. 89 W. Walnut Crowden William, peddler, r. alley bet. Cottage Grove and Douglas place


Crowe James, housemover, r. 113 DeKoven


Crowe James, lab. bds. 294 Division


Crowe Martin, houseraiser, r. 176 N. Morgan


Crowe M. Francis, houseraiser, r. 176 N. Mor- gan


Crowe Richard R. carpenter, r. 146 4th av.


Crowel Mather, lab. r. 595 Sedgwick


Crowell Henry A. (Howard, White & Crowell), r. 178 W. Lake


Crowell Mary B. wid. George, r. 98 S. Green


Crowell Michael, lab. 214 Sherman


Crowell Samuel B. steamfitter, r. 80 Foster


Crowen Hannah E. r. 47 Carroll


Crowfoot Abel (Park, Soper & Co.), r. 80 Stew- ard


Crowfoot Sarah, boardinghouse, 22 Rush


Crowford Catherine, wid. Patrick, r. 260 N. Hal- sted


Crowl J. (Laughlin & Crowl), r. 30 Cass


Crowley Cornelius, lab. C. & N. W. R. R., W. D. Crowley Cornelius, lab. r. 42 Fay


Crowley Dennis, lab. bds. 39 W. Randolph


Crowley Dennis, lab. r. al. rear 287 S. Desplaines Crowley Dennis, shoemaker, Phelps, Dodge & Co. r. 75 Illinois


Crowley Ellen L. hoopskirt maker, M. Garfunkel, r. 85 Adams


Crowley Frank, porter, Sherman, Hall & Ly- brand, bds. 272 W. Lake


Crowley Henry, shoemaker, r. 662 Archer av.


Crowley J. B. clerk, freight auditor's office, C. B. & Q. R. R. r. 1 Erie


Crowley Jeremiah, lab. r. 1 W. Randolph


Crowley Jeremiah J. bookkeeper, Western News Co. r. 134 N. Jefferson


Crowley James, butcher, r. 434 Archer av.


Crowley James, gasfitter, Petterson & Patterson, bds. 212 N. Wells




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