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French Frederick H. (William B. Lovejoy & Co.), r. 118 Wabash av.
French H. E. brasspolisher, L. I. Todd, r. 159 State
Friedhof Michael, bakery, 525 Clark, r. same FUNKE FREDERICK, watchmaker, W. M. & J. B. Mayo, r. 101 Clark
Gage David A. (F. Parmalee & Co.), bds. Sher- man House
Gallagaer Edward, barber, Ed Went, bds. Na- tional Hotel
Ganey Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 195 W. Taylor
Gardner A. V. clerk, 82 S. Water
Gardner C. Henry, salesman, H. H. Husted, bds. 150 Madison
Gardner Peter, lab. bds. 349 Wells
Garey Patrick, groceries, 151 N. Paulina, r. same Garthwaite Clara Miss, sewing machine agt. bds. Briggs House, No. 2
Garver W. painter, r. 83 Aberdeen
Gary Catharine, wid. William, r. 199 Madison
Gasser J. J. (Von Schlieben & Gasser), r. 206 N. Clark
Gearns David, cutter, Cash, Van Horn & Co. bds. 223 Jackson
Geary Thomas, bartender, Elijah Rust
Gee John, r. N. Market, nw. cor. Elm
Geller William, barber, Frank Wagner, r. 191 N. Wells
Gend William, auctioneer, r. 120 4th av.
Gerbrick W. H. brakeman, r. 90 N. Peoria
Germer A. H. (A. H. Germer & Co.), r. 390 W. Madison
Gerst Jacob (Gerst & Meserve), r. 186 W. Lake Gerst & Meserve (Jacob Gerst and Jolın B. Me- serve), groceries, 186 W. Lake
Gilbert E. Estell, salesman, Gilbert & McCann, r. 136 W. Indiana
Giles Elizabeth, wid. John V. r. 30 Clybourn av. Gillmore Christopher C. attorney, Clark, cor. Washington, 10 Larmon block, r. 263 Illinois Gintz Julius H. printer, Landon & Kroff, bds. 230 LaSalle
Glahn Frederick (Foote & Co.), r. 119 Illinois Glassbrook Ceorge, clerk, Branson & Russell, r. 237 Superior
Gleason Arthur (E. B. Stuart & Co.), r. Dudley, Penn.
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK, Northwestern Department, Oriental building, 124 LaSalle. McKindley & Lockwood, managers. B. Bliss, general agent of the department. J. W. I'. Hovey, city agent
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Godderis C. F. fruits and ice cream, 73 Milwaukee av. r. same
Godfrey Charles, barkeeper, Chadwick's Varie- ties, bds. Wright's Hotel
Golsen -, U. S. Inspector, liquors, r. 97 Elm Good John, machinist, r. 321 N. Wells
Goodsell James H. asst. manager, Tribune, r. 506 W. Monroe
Goodyear Calvin B. produce dealer, 24 Chamber of Commerce, r. 431 Centre av.
Gouldie Edward, carpenter, r. 263 W. Adams
Govas Joseph, carpenter, bds. 147 LaSalle
Graah O. E. brassfinisher, L. I. Todd, r. 212 N. Green
Grables Alfred, repairing sewing machines, &c. 212 W. Lake, r. same
Graf Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 47 Bnnker
Graham Flemington B. clerk, J. P. Clark, r. 79 W. Madison
Granger A. H. foreman, F. A. Harroun & Co. r. 206, 108 and 210 Illinois
Grant Orville L. (Grant, Burke & Co.), r. 923 Wabash av,
Grassie James, bookkeeper, Carson & Pierie, r. 767 W. Lake
Graves B. (col'd), wid. Preston, r. 136 Sherman Graves R. M. & Co. (Riley M. Graves and Chas.
Munson), belting, sole leather, &c. 199 Lake, up stairs
Graves Riley M. (R. M. Graves & Co.), r. Evans- ton, Ill.
Graves William (col'd), driver, bds. 136 Sherman Gravin Alfred S. newsboy, P., Ft. W. & C. R. R. bds. 176 Madison
Green John, propr. brass foundry, 169 Wells, r. .184 4th av.
Greenwood Josiah, grocer, 158 W. Harrison, r. same
Gregorv John. shipbuilder, r. 273 N. Franklin GRIFFITH ROBERT, slate and tin roof- er, 122 Randolph
Grossman Leopold, tailor, r. 11 W. Randolph Gubbins James F. carpenter, r. 167 S. Halsted Gurley Joel (S. McDowall & Co.), r. Harlem Gutherie H. F. grain dealer, Chamber of Com- merce, r. 65 Aberdeen
TTAAGENSTAD William, boots and shoes, 54 W. Madison, r. Desplaines, cor. Hubbuad Hacker John, lithographer, Charles Shober & Co. r. 405 Indiana
Haeselbarth Frederick, painter, r. 45 Wells Hall Ernst (Randall, Hall & Co.), r. 334 Walnut Hall P. G. traveling agent, Randall, Hall & Co. Hanafin Patrick (Hanafin & Luder), r. 96 Wesson Hanafin & Luder (Patrick Hanafin and Benedict
Luder), plumbers and gasfiters, 183 State Hancock Edwin. clerk, r. 22 N. Green
Hancock J. clerk, Randall, Hall & Co. r. 332 Wal- nut
Hang Adam, cooper, r. 588 Elston rd.
Hansen Peter, gunsmith, J. H. Foster & Co. r. 3d. se. cor. C'urtis
Hanson Larr, framemaker, F. Schwamb, r. 490 Canal
Harper Derastus (Harper & Gorham), r. 854 W. Madison
Harrington James J. clerk, John H. Hooper, r. 7 Randolph
Harris Hyman, tailor, r. 51 Canalport av.
Harroun F. A. & Co. (F. A. Harroun and A. L. Rock), nınfrs. of perfumery, extracts, etc. 206, 208 and 210 Illinois
Hartford Patrick, brassfinisher, John Green, bds. 68 Carroll
Hartwig Frederick (Heinze & Hartwig), r. 166 Michigan
HARVEY & LIGHTER (William E. Har- vey and John T. Lighter), gen. agents, New Jersey Mutual Life Ins. Co. rooms 35 and 36 Lombard block
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Haverkampf John L. tailor, r. 23 Carl
Hayes John W. (Van Buren & Hayes), r. 157 Dearborn
Hayes William B. (Hayes & Wood), r. Jackson, cor. Jefferson
Hayes & Wood (William B. Hayes and James Wood), flour and feed, 144 W. Madison
Hayton John, tobacco and cigars, 151 Blue Is- land av. r. same
Heal J. W. (Parker & Heal), r 397 State
Heckert William, stonerubber, P. Wolf & Son, bds. Wells, nr. Polk
Heimbrodt John P. boots and shoes, 33 Chicago av.
Heinricks Joseph N. r. 150 S. Peoria
Heinze Edward (Heinze & Hartwig), r. 166 Michigan
Heinze & Hartwig (Ed. Heinze and Fred. Hart- wig), grocers and provision dealers, 166 Michigan
Hendrickson William T. machinist, bds. 215 W. Madison
Henry David & Co. (David Henry and -- ), im- porters of wines and liquors, 20 State Henson O. C. (col'd), naturalist, 244 Madison Hepp Charles, hunter, bds. 563 N. Wells Heschold Frederick, police, Cottage Grove av. Heskamp Herman, lab. r. 849 Halsted
Hess Ernst, propr. Great Western Broom Fac- tory, 370 N. Franklin, r. 410 N. Dearborn Hess William, foreman, Chicago Type Foundry, r. Sangamon, nr. Monroe
Hesselschwert Isaac, printer, Charles Shober & Co. r. 124 Goethe
Hetlick William G. clerk, J. B. Shay & Co. bds. 144 N. Wells
Hetzel August, clerk, C. Brinkmeyer, bds. 303 N. Wells
Heynemann Charles, clk. Western Bank Note and Engraving Co. r. 186 Superior
Higgins John, lab. r. 71 Erie
Higgins M. O. r. Blue Island
High James L. (Fay & High), bds. Revere House Hilson & Blackburn (A. Hilson and M. Black-
burn), com. mer. and ship brokers' office, 6 Steele's bldg. 180 S. Water
Hinckley W. H. furniture dealer, r. 449 N. Clark Hinkley S. P. traveling agent, Randall, Hall & Co.
Hisler Augustus, saloon, 81 E. Kinzie, r. 27 E. Kinzie
Hodge Solomon M. (Morris, Hodge & Co.), bds. 619 W. Lake
HOFFMAN CHRISTIAN P. vice pres. and master mechanic, Union Mnfg. Co. r. 26 N. Jefferson
Hoffmeister Henry, blacksmith, r. 35 Frank
Hofling W. clerk, Randall, Hall & Co.
Holster Frederick, lab. r. 51 Canalport av. Homes Lawrence, teacher, r. rear 238 3d av. Hoph Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 190 Monroe Hopkins A. supt Oil Co. r. 945 Clark
Howard Eddy P. clerk, bds. 176 Madison
Howard P. J. gasfitter, Hanafin & Luder, r. May, ne. cor. Taylor
Hucksolt Frederick, policeman, r. 51 'Canalport av.
Hughes William H.'H. porter, Ed. Went, bds. 26 Sherman
HULL MORTON B. (Roberts, Calkins & Hull, r. 800 Wabash av. Huntington Matthew J. r. 1252 Wabash av.
TISTEL Adolph, director, Union Mnfg. Co. 26 N. Jefferson, r. 209 W . Randolph
Irwin John, moulder, bds. 534 Jefferson Ittell Phillip ( Wehrli & Ittell), r. 454 N. Wells Iungling Ernst, r. 169 North av.
JACKSON Jerome B. (Kretsinger, Jackson & Co.), r. North Adams, Mass,
Jacobs John, foreman, Mears, Bates & Co. r. 55 Forquer
Jaeckel Andrew, machinist, r. 204 Vine
Jaeckisch Henry, lab. distillery, r. 64 Gardner
James Martin S. publishers' agt. r. room 7, Lom- bard blk.
Jameson John, helper, L. I. Todd, r. Sansamon, nr. Harrison
Jenkins Wilton A. r. 794 Michigan av.
Jennings William, carpenter, r. 225 Main
Johanes Louis (Johanes & Bessesen), r. 79 4th Johanes & Bessesen bakery, 51 Milwaukee av.
Johnson Christopher, peddler, r. 238 2d
Johnson George W. (col'd), cook, r. 237 4th av. Johnson John D. cooper, r. Clybourn pl. north of bridge.
Johnson Peter, moulder, bds. 85 State
Johnston Thomas, brass finisher, Jolin Green, r. 172 S. Halsted
Jones Ferdinand, lab. bds. 369 Wells
Jones T. (col'd) , lab. r. 136 Sherman
Joslin Edward (Fay & Co.), r. Keene, N. H.
Joslyn D. C. r. 479 S. Halsted
Judd Levi, upholsterer. r. 51 Van Buren
K AISER Fred. M. student, r. 74 S. Sangamon Kaufman Simon, clothier, r. 172 Adams
Keck Michael, clerk, Prenssncr & Adae, r. 35 Cornell
Keeler Charles, salesman, Cash, Van Horn & Co. bds. Central House
Keeling Rev. pastor, Trinity Church, r. Evans- , ton
Keiser Fred. saloon, 188 Monroe, r. same
Keller William, barber, Frank Wagner
Kellermann Charles (Banstedt & Kellermann), r. 78 Randolph
Kelly Patrick, machinist, r. 429 S. Morgan Kempner Michael, tailor, Simon Frankenstein, bds. 554 State
Kennedy George H. reporter, room 3, 101 Wash- ington, r. 49 Pine
Kisnbe Elizabeth A. wid. John. r. 156 Fulton King A. carpenter, r. rear 347 Wells
Kirkwood Mathew, carpenter, bds. 176 Madison Kistner Valentine (Walbum & Kistner), r. La Salle, nr. Division
Knauf Henry (Knauf & Burbach), r. 142 N. Clark
Knauf & Burbach (Henry Knauf and George Burbach), carpenters, 140 N. Clark
Knecht Gustave, dcaler in cutlery, 16 W. Ran- dolph, r. same
Knudson Anders, carpenter, r. 200 N. Union Kohler A. wid. Henry, r. 98 Indiana
Korff Frederick, lab. bds. 369 Wells
Korn John, carpenter, bds. 240 Sherman
Kornp Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 339 Clark, r. same
Koster Nicholas, cooper, r. 112 Archer
Krael Daniel, housemover, r. 365 3d av.
Kramer John, police station, Cottage Grove av. r. 223 21st
Kreutzburg John F. foreman, Louis Armbrecht, r. 445 S. Halsted
Kroff Samuel W. (Landon & Kroff), bds. Metro- politan Hotel
Kuhn Joseph, stonemason, r. 468 Division
Kunkel M. clerk, J. L. Wayne & Son, r. 31 Oak- wood -
L AFRENTZ H. saloon, 232 Cottage Grove av. r. same
Lahn Carl A. silversmith, 212 W. Lake. r. same Lambkey Conrad, lab. r. Centre, nr. Church
Lamp John, polisher, Schureman & Melick, r. 140 Ewing
Lawrence Edward F. pres. Northwestern Distil- ling Co. r. 447 Wabash av.
Leadwith Michael jr. conductor, C. C. R. W. r. 900 State
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Leighton Henry A. painter, r. 249 State Levy Godson, cattle dealer, r. ns. Eagle, bet. N. Halsted and N. Union
Lewis Augustus I. bookkeeper, Coon, Packard & Lansing, r. 177 W. Washington
Lincoln J. L. furniture mnfr. and dealer, 150 State, r. 90 Monroe
Little W. physician, 449 N. Clark, r. same Livingstone Catharine Mrs. r. rooms 9, 11 and 13, 188 Clark
Lochbeiler Ulrich, mayor's police, r. 156 W. Ran- dolph
Lockwood S. T. (McKindley & Lockwood), r. 42 Park av.
Lockwood Theodore (Lockwood & Stoddard), bds. 59 Aberdeen
Lockwood & Stoddard (Theodore Lockwood and Horace H. Stoddard), grocers, 328 W. Madi- son
Loeser Emil, meat market, 479 S. Halsted, r. same Long Alexander, sailor, r. 71 Ontario
Lonville Emanuel, carver, r. Division, nw. cor. Vine
Lorenz Caspar, carpenter, r. 64 Granger
Lott Charles G. director, Union Mnfg. Co. 26 N. Jefferson, r. 48 S. Green
Lowell Charles E. bookkeeper, r. 182 W. Monroe Luder Benedict ( Harafin & Luder), r. 29 Irvine Luetzelschwab Charles, physician, 549 N. Wells, 'r. same
Lunny Patrick, book agent, bds 108 Sherman Lynch T. (Nugent & Lynch)
Lytle John, carpenter, r. 108 Sherman
M CARDLE James, shoemaker, Charles McFar- land, r. 182 Randolph McCann Albert, saloon, 54 W. Madison, r. 47 W. Washington
McCarthy James, lab. r. 736 Archer av.
McConnell D. W. (McConnell & Decker), r. room 6, 153 Dearborn
McConnell & Decker (D. W. McConnell and H. S. Decker), job printers, room 6, 153 Dearborn McDermett W, traveling salesman, Young & Mil- ner, 37 State
McDonald H. C. (Noble & McDonald), r. room 4, old Board of Trade bldg.
McDonnall Caput, barber, Ed. Went, bds. 176 Mad- ison
McEwen John, confectioner, 234 W. Madison, r. same
McGeary John, lab. bds. Rock Island House Mckenzie Charles, caulker, r. 373 S. Desplaines McKindley J. G. (McKindley & Lockwood), r. 124. LaSalle
McKindley & Lockwood (J. G. McKindley and S. T. Lockwood). gen. managers, northwestern dept. Globe Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. 124 LaSalle, Oriental bldg.
McNully Hugh, blacksınith, bds. 222 Van Buren McSimms Samuel, lab. Cash, Van Horn & Co.
McSweeny Thomas, blacksmith, r. ss. Eagle, bet. N. Halsted and Union
M AGUIRE William, wagonmaker, Wm. Sculley, Pearson, cor. Wells, r. 549 Wells Mahler Michael, lab. r. 204 S. Aberdeen Mair Charles A. r. 54 N. Peoria
Maneld John, stonerubber, P. Wolf & Son, r. 675 O'Neil
Mansfield Shepherd, pianotuner, r. 658 W. Washı- ington
Marks Paul, baker, r. 158 Fulton
Marsh Volney A. (V. A. Marsh & Co.), r. 43 S. May
Marsh V. A. & Co. (Volney A. Marsh and James S. Curtiss), produce com. mers. 8 Wicker's block, State, uw. cor. S. Water
Martin A. mnfr. tress hoops, 167 North av. r. 242 Hurlbnt
Martin Emily Miss, seamstress, r. 505 W. Lake
Martin Lewis, works Cooley & Bro. 26, 28 and 30 Griswold .
Massey J. B. bookkeeper, H. H. Massey & Co. bds. 84 Adams
Mattison William P. lab. r. 203 W. Van Buren Maxwell Robert A. (Sawyer & Maxwell), r. 256 W. Adams
Meclay Archibald, supt. Enterprise Varnish Co. Mendel George, clerk, Tappan, McKillop & Co.r. 433 W. Jackson
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, J. B. Dun- bar, propr. Randolph, sw. cor. Wells
Meyer Henry, carpenter, r. ns. Eagle, bet. N. Halsted and N. Union
Michaels D. D. editor, Daily Report and Market Review, room 3, 101 Washington, r. May, cor. Washington
Middaugh -, bds. 92 W. Washington
Miehle Charles, saloon, 180 Randolph, basement, - r. 169 N. Clark
Miksofsky Wenzel, tailor, r. 76 Dearborn
Millard Nelson Rev. pastor, Olivet Presbyterian Church, 14th, cor. Wabash av.
Miller Frank, dresser, Cash, Van Horn & Co. bds. es. State. bet. Monroe and Adams
Miller George, dresser, Cash, Van Horn & Co. bds. es. State, bet Monroe and Adams
Miller John, tailor, r. 215 Milwaukee av.
Miller William M. carpenter, r. 23 Division
Milligan Henry J. foreman, Heath & Milligan, bds. 375 W. Monroe
Mills J. Winthrop (Mills & Robeson), r. 730 Wa- bash av.
Mills & Robeson (J. Winthrop Mills and Robert I. Robeson), com. mer. 215 S. Water
Milner D. E. (Young & Milner), r. 225 Indiana
Moessenger Charles ( Wenthe & Moessenger), r. 12th, ne. cor. Jefferson
Moless William, lab. bds. 194 Van Buren
Molloy Thomas, stonecutter, P. Wolf & Son, r. 99 Polk
Money Patrick, carpenter, r. 195 W. Taylor Morehouse George, carpenter, r. 663 W. Lake Morgan Wheatley, machinist, bds. 176 Madison Morrison James, printer, bds. 176 Madison
Morse Frank E. pass. agent. N. Y. & E. R. R. r. 1146 Michigan av.
Morse Jolin, r. rooms 15 and 16 Larmon block Morse Nevins C. clerk, bds. 1146 Michigan av. Moulton George W. carpenter, r. 257 S. Morgan Munson Charles (R. M. Graves & Co.), r. 145 Monroe
Myer Jolin, currier, r. 128 1st
Myer John, stonecutter, P. Wolf & Son, r. 204 Mitchell
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AROTH John, cabinetmaker, r. rear 154 Bun- ker
Nelan John, type founder, Chicago Type Foun- dry, r. 213 Blue Island av.
Nelson Murry, elevator, foot of W. Adams
Nevin Michael, stonecutter, P. Wolf & Son,
New Jersey Life Insurance Co. Harvey & Lighter, agents, rooms 35 and 36 Lombard block
Niemeister George, cheese denler, 164 Michigan, r. 179 Illinois
Nitschke John F. cabinetmaker, r. Hamilton av. cor. Lees av.
Noble A. S. (Noble & McDonald) . r. room 4, Old Board Trade building
Norris Allen (Forbes & Norris), r. 46 Cottage Grove av.
NORTHWESTERN DISTILLING CO.
Edward F. Lawrence, pres. Sparrow M. Nickerson, vice prest. William T. Wind- gate. sec. and treas. 204 S. Water
Norton Henry J. salesman, Fay & Co. bds. Jack- son, cor. LaSalle
Norton John, drayman, r. 307 2d
Noye John T. mili furnishing, 223 and 230 Wash- ington, r. Buffalo, N. Y.
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C 'CONNEL John, hatter, bds. 147 LaSalle Olwell Heury P. stairbuilder, ss. 4th av. nr. 12th
Ord Joseph C. dry goods, 395 W. Lake, bds. 393 W. Lake
Orvis Columbus A. salesman, Stiles, Godley & Mc- Mahon, r. 321 W. Lake
Ourn Peter, tailor, r. 310 N. Wells
Owens John, clerk, r. 200 Fulton
PACKARD Homer H. (Coon, Packard & Lan- sing, bds. 79 State
Parker George W. saloon, 143 Clark
Parmelee William, machinist, Cooley & Bro. r. 76 14th
Parsons J. C. mnfr. sheep skins and dealer in wool, 38 Wells. r. 138 Rush
Patchel James, mnfr. of dental instruments, 20 W. Randolph, r. 5 Hope
Paulk James, carpenter, r. 39 Frank
Payne Thomas, carpenter, r. 435 S. Morgan
Pearson James, r. 261 N. Wells
Pestana John M. notary public, 175 State, r. 238 Calumet av.
Peters H. r. 69 N. Sangamon
Peterson John, salesman, A. Sanderson & Co. r. 75 Ontario
Petsche Joseph, saloon, 475 S. Halsted, r. same Pette James, graindealer, bds. 147 LaSalle
Peum Moses, cigar mnfr. r. 194 W. Jackson Phelps George C. r. 83 S. Sangamon
Phream Daniel, carpenter, r. 162 W. Polk
Pick Albert, crockery, 193 Clark, r. Fullerton av. Pickering O. M. wid. John, r. 175 S. Sangamon Pierce Francis A. (F. A. Pierce & Co.), r. 362 W. Monroe
Poedtke Henry, blacksmith, 23 Milwaukee av. r. same
Poehtec Wilhelm, blacksmith, r. 169 Fry
Porter Patrick, builder, r. 491 N. Wells
Post Charles, bookkeeper, Lyon & Healey, bds. 89 S. Desplaines
Potwin Anson C. (Potwin & Morgan), r. 503 Car- roll
Potwin & Morgan (Anson C. Potwin and Otho H. Morgan), proprs. Chicago Varnish Co. 202 Lake, up stairs ,
Pratt Erastus W. Mayors Police, Walnut, se. cor. Hoyne
Preussner Carl F. (Preussner & Adae) r. 505 Car- roll
Preussner & Adae (Carl F. Preussner and Otto M. Adae), hardware, 59 W. Randolph
Prinkmeyer C. grocer, 303 N. Wells, r. same Pugh A. (W. H. Pugh & Bros.), r. 219 S.Clinton Pugh Oliver C. moulder, W. H. Bros. Pugh & bds. 177 W. Van Buren
Pugh Thomas D. (W. H. Pugh & Bros.) r. 219 S. Clinton
Pugh William H. (W. H. Pugh & Bros.), r. 219 S. Clinton
Pugh W. H. & Bros. (William H., Thomas H. and A. Pugh), iron founders, 219 S. Clinton
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AE Robert, bookkeeper, Gilbert & McCann, r. 44 W. Adams
Rapp A. P. (Rapp, Yarnall & Co.) r. 766 W. Lake RAPP, YARNALL & CO. (A. P. Rapp, J. S. Yarnall and -), United States Patent Exchange, 51 Dearborn Rawson John, lab. r. 86 Hickory
Raymond Lemuel, salesman, r. 50 N. State Reason Rudolph, mason, r. 179 W. Randolph Redfirn Harrison, police sub. station, Ist pre- cinct, bds. Uhlich House
Reed Charles W. traveling agent, Pope & Slocum, r. 340 W. Harrison
Resek Frank, lab: r. 148 Bunker
Rice C. L. & Co. agent. Ames' steam engines, 19 and 21 Dearborn Rich William, r. 140 1st
Riley John, hatter, bds. 147 LaSalle
Risbin William, r. 246 Ewing
Risenger Joseph, lab. bds. 222 Van Buren
Roach John, gas fitter, Hanafin & Luder, r. 215 State
Robbins Louis, carpenter, bds. 176 Madison
Robertson J. T. provision dealer, 103 W. Madi- son. r. same
Robeson Robert I. (Mills & Robeson), r. Wauke- gan Ill.
ROBINSON JOHN R. publisher, Railway Guide and Commercial Advertiser, 148 Lake, r.2724 Wabash av.
Roe Charles E. clerk, Thomas & Co. r. 219 W. Monroe
Rogers Caleb B. (Fay & Co.), r. Norwich, Conn. Rogers Frederick W. H., agent, Fay & Co. r. 74 12th
Rohrige Frederick, r. 158 Fulton
Rorbeck Jack, stonecutter, bds. 194 Van Buren Rounds Mary E. Mrs. r. 88 Quincy
Rundrin Charles, upholsterer, r. 99 Indiana
Russell S. I. (Branson & Russell)
Ryan Thomas, police, sub station, Cottage Grove av.
ABEY Antoine, cutler, James Patchel, bds. 84 W. Erie
Sage William M. clerk, C. R. I. & P. R. R. r. W. Washington, se. cor. Robey
Salzmann Frederick (Salzmann & Winterburg), r. 266 N. Wells
Salzmann & Winterburg (Frederick Salzmann & Henry Winterburg), house and sign paint- ers, 266 N. Wells
Saunders Eliza, boarding, 110 Michigan av.
Sawyer David G. (Sawyer & Maxwell), r. 454 W Adams
Sawyer & Maxwell (David G. Sawyer and Rob- ert A. Maxwell), com. mers. room 7 Steel's building, 180 S. Water
Scheibel Moritz, student, bds. University build- ing
Schilstadt Hogan, cabinetmaker, bds. 146 N. Jef- ferson
Schlegel Michael, saloon, 407 W. Lake, r. same
Schleif Klemens (L. Jagnow & Co.), r. 37 W. Kinzie
Schlund Peter, butcher, r. 38 W. Indiana
Schroder's Advertising Agency, W. R. Schroder, propr. 53 Dearborn
Schubert August, saloon, r. 45 Wells Schuster Nicholas, lab. r. 383 Wells
Schwamb Frederick, picture frame mnfr. 490 S. Canal, r. same
SHORES, STALEY & CO. (Levi Shores, Hamilton M. Staley and Charles W. Gillett), whol. grocers, 49 S. Water, cor. Wabash av. Siegel Vin, wid. Conrad, saloon, 166 N. Water, r. same
Slade Frank J. reporter, room 3, 101 Washington Small Edmund A. physician, r. 349 Calumet av. Smith Elijah, r. 1180 Indiana av.
Staab Adam, lab. r. 23 Fry
W ILSON Samuel, clerk, Evening Journal, bds. 142 S. Halsted Wood James (Hayes & Wood), r. 144 W. Madison
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BUSINESS OMISSIONS.
Bakers.
Johanes & Bessesen, 51 Milwaukee av. Werner William, 398 Clark Wondreika John, 543 S. Canal
Barbers.
Wagner Frank, 134 N. Wells Wehrli & Ittell, 4 N. Canal Went Ed., Madison, se. cor. Dearborn
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Belting. Graves R. M. & Co. 199 Lake, 2d floor
Blacksmiths.
Penter & Schommer, 205 N. Wells Schrader Argus, 92 4th
Blockmaker. Sivertson & Meyers, 175 S. Water
Boarding Houses.
Ball Rosina Mrs. 67 W. Lake Saunders Eliza, 110 Michigan av. Scanlon Mary Mrs. 147 LaSalle
Boot and Shoemaker. Hildebrecht George, 51} N. Clark
Boots and Shoes, Retail.
Haagenstad William, 54 W Madison Wagner Christian N. 643 Canal Wiley Edward, 231 S. Canal
Brewers' Supplies.
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 26 N. Jefferson
Brick Yards.
Sleuter & Tetgme yer, Loomis, cor. 22d Strause & Hahne, N. Branch, nr. North av.
Butcher. Raithel George, 182 W Lake
Canned Fruits, Vegetables, etc., whol- sale.
Thomas & Co. 91 S. Water
Carpenter and Builder.
Knauf & Burbach, 140 N. Clark
Cigar Manufacturer.
Marcus I. 434 State
Clothing.
Aherns John, 167 W . Lake Bush George, 217 Randolph
Coffee and Spice Dealer. Vatter & Heimsath, 240 N. Franklin
Confectioner.
McEwen John, 234 W. Madison
Crockery Dealer.
Allen James, 56 W. Madison
Cutlery Retail. Knecht Gustave, 16 W. Randolph
Distiller.
Schrickel & Co. 497 N. State
Dressmaker. Tews Emma, 569 S. Canal
Druggists.
Clark J. P. 79 W. Madison
Stuart E. B. & Co. 405 W. Lake
Wrede H. L. & Co. 561 N. Wells
Drugs and Medicines Wholsale and Retail.
Schultz Otto W. 184 Cottage Grove av.
Dry Goods Retail.
Hammond W. T. 326 W. Madison Kingsbury Walter R. 663 W. Lake Ord Joseph C. 395 W. Lake Tompkins J. & Co. 654 W. Lake
Feed Stores.
Danforth Abner, 297 Wells Hayes & Wood, 144 W. Madison
Fruit Dealer.
Cabelleis Frederic, 197 Michigan
Furniture Dealer.
Allen James, 56 W. Madison Furniture Dealer Wholesale and Re- tail.
Lincoln J. L. 150 State Gas and Steam Fitter.
Hanafin & Luder, 183 State
Gas Stove Manufacturer.
Seavey T. B. &. H. M. 82 Randolph General Agents. Nugent & Lynch, rooms 3 and 4, 151 Randolph
Grocers.
Carr William, 395 Clark Heinze & Hartwig, 166 Michigan Wells Anthony, 65 Wesson
Grocers, Wholesale.
SHORES, STALEY & CO. 49 S. Water, cor. Wabash av.
Hardware. Preussner & Adae, 59 W. Randolph
Hardware Commission Merchant. Smith Franklin B. 47 Wells
Hats, Caps and Furs, Retail.
Hammond W. T. 326 W. Madison Stolba Wenzel, 70 W. Randolph
Iron Foundry.
Pugh W. H. & Bros. 219 S. Clinton
Kerosene Lamps, Wholesale and Re- tail.
Ambrose A. R. 82 Randolph Lawyer.
Wicker J. Collins, rooms 3 and 4, 151 Randolph Machinery¡ Depot. Fay & Co. 132 Clark
Newspapers and Publications.
NORTHWESTERN MERCAN- TILE JOURNAL, Merrill Ladd and C. Shack- elford, proprs. 13 Exchange place.
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CHURCHES, &c.
Congregational.
First Church-Corner of West Washington and Green streets. Organized, 1851. Erected, 1854. Capacity, 850. Communicants, 560. Rev. W. W. Patton, pastor. Residence, 380 West Washington street. Public services at 10g a. m. and 7} p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Scholars, 600. Church Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening. Young Peoples' Prayer Meeting, Friday evening.
Plymouth Church-Corner of Wabash avenne and Eldridge court. Organized, 1852. Erect- ed, 1866. Capacity, 600. Communicants, 200. Rev. L. E. Matson, pastor. Residence, 750 Wabash avenne. Public services at 10g a. m. and 7} p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Scholars, 300. Young Peoples' Prayer Meet- ing, Monday evening. Church Prayer Meet- ing, Wednesday evening.
South Church-Cor. of Calumet avenue and 25th streets. Organized, 1863. Erected, 1853. Ca-
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pacity, 600. Communicants, 150. Rev. W. B. Wright, pastor. Residence, 1131 Wabash av- enue. Public services at 10} a. m. and 7+ p. m. Sabbath School at 2 p. m. Scholars, 200. Church Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening. New England Church-Corner of North Dear- born and East White streets. Organized, 1855. Erected 1867. Capacity, 1000. Communicants, 225. Rev. J. P. Gulliver. pastor. Residence, 350 North LaSalle street. Public services at 10} a. m. and 74 p. m. Sabbath School at 2 p. m. Scholars, 400. Church Prayer Meeting, Wednes- day evening. Young Peoples' Prayer Meet- ing, Friday evening.
Salem Church, Cleaverville-Organized, 1857. Erected, 1853. Capacity, 200. Communicants, 50. Rev. C. B. Thomas, pastor. Residence, 28 Wapanseh avenue. Public services at 10} a. m. and 73 a. m. Sabbath School at 2 p. m. Scholars, 150. Church Prayer Meeting, Wednes- day evening.
Union Park Church-Corner of West Washing- ton and Reuben streets. Organized, 1860. Erected, 1859. Capacity, 600. Communi- cants, 200. Rev. C. D. Helmer, pastor. Res- idence, 62 Park avenue. Public services at 10g a. m. and 73 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Scholars, 250. Church Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening. Young Peoples' Prayer Meeting, Friday evening.
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