Brooklyn City and Business Directory for the year ending May 1, 1871, Part 1

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1871
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Brooklyn City and Business Directory, 1871 Published by Lain and Company


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Table of Contents:


Description


PDF page number


Advertisements


2- 11


Title page


12


Residential directory listings, A - M


14-843


Late insertions


844


Business directory index


845 - 848


Business directory listings


851-932


Index to advertisements


933-934


Street and Avenue directory


935-972


Advertisements


973-978


Index to appendix


979- 980


Appendix: City government agencies and public services listings, including banks, churches, etc.


981 - 996


Advertisements


997 - 1012


1


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


FIRST-CLASS FIRE INSURANCE.


& Huiled Sie Insurance Co.


37 Wall Street, New York.


MARKET


FIRE INSURANCE WALL ST


SCAPITAL $ 200.000 DIRECTORS:" ASHER TAYLORS


PRESIDENT


BEN'J H. HOWELL, PHILE. H. HOLT. JOS. P. WICKHAM.@ SILAS DAVIS, OLIV. H. SHEPARD. ALFRED L. ROWE. WM. P. MILLER.


COS


INSU


RE


STEPH. W. GAINES


CETY


ELI. L. WAL TON. NEL. SHERWOOD, HENRY G. REEVE. DAN'L T. WILLETS SALB'T L. DE CAMP. JNO M. BRUCE. JR. ST. LININGTON. SENOCH KETCHAM WM. A. CUMMINGS HENRY LYLES, JR. BLEW. VALENTINE. G. B. WHITFIELD.


EDWARD BILL. NAT W. CHATER. WM. H. GOODWIN. DW'T TOWNSEND. SSAM'L A. SAWYER GEORGE LUFF. FERD. A. CROCKER


ISAAC ODELL.


.E.L. KALBFLEISCH


H. P. FREEMAN, SECRETARY.


Figures of the Company for January 1st, 1870.


Gross Assets,


$682,811 40


Capital, . ยท 200,000 00


Actual Surplus,


- 430,594 19


Being over 215 per cent. on the Capital, comparing favorably with other Companies, especially in the indemnity offered by its Policies.


In presenting the Annual Statement of the Company, the Officers have pleasure in pointing to its favorable condition, and congratulating its Stock Holders, Policy Holders, and friends generally, upon the satisfactory results of the business of the year just terminated.


Extracts from the Annual Report to the Superintendent of the Insurance Department :


The Scrip issued by this Company, for accumulated or reserved profits, can in no sense be a present or even a prospective liability, except in the following contingency, which is the terms of its issue, viz:


" Whenever the said Scrip Fund shall exceed Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, the Board of Directors shall thereafter apply the excess thereof annually towards the redemption of the Serip, commencing with that earliest issued.


The Scrip Fund, standing on that condition, is a clear, unfettered, unalienable indemnity to the Policies-as much so as the Capital.


The sensible and frank avowal of the Great National Board of Underwriters, and also of the Boards of this and other cities, that our Policies on the "participation plan" are better Insurance- worth ten and twenty per cent. more-than the Policies of the Non-Participating Companies (being "iron-clad," as it were, by the large scrip fund), has had the beneficial effect to largely increase the business and prosperity of the Company-thereby extending its usefulness and advancing the interest and security of its Policy Holders.


The Company will continue, as heretofore, to Insure respectable parties against disaster by fire on the Participation Plan, or "in the Old Fashioned way,"' as may be agreed upon. [ The prompt and liberal adjustment of losses, when " fair and square," will also continue the specialty of the Company.


HENRY P. FREEMAN, Sec'y.


ASHER TAYLOR, Pres't. WYCKOFF & LITTLE, AGENTS,


No. 151 Montague Street, Near Court, Brooklyn.


2


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


GERMANIA Fire Insurance Company,


175 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Branch Office, 377 Fulton St., opposite City Hall, BROOKLYN.


CASH CAPITAL,


-


$500,000.00


TOTAL ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1870, 1,058,054.61


This Company Insures Property of all kinds against Loss or Damage by Fire, on favorable terms.


RUDOLPH GARRIGUE, President. JOHN E. KAHL, Vice-President.


HUGO SCHUMANN, Secretary. G. SCHIMMEL, Manager.


BROOKLYN.


CONNECTICUT


Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF HARTFORD.


Accumulated Assets over Surplus, over


$27,000,000


7,000,000


ISSUES ALL CLASSES OF LIFE POLICIES. IS PURELY MUTUAL. Dividends paid Annually, beginning with Second Payment. Current Dividends from 40 to 70 per cent. of Premium.


DUNHAM & SHERMAN,


General Agents for New York and New Jersey. Office, 194 Broadway, New York.


3


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


CLARK'S BRYANT & STRATTON Brooklyn Business College, AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL. Nos. 13 to 16 Court St., (opp. City Hall,) Brooklyn.


BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.


Instruction in COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, COMMERCIAL LAW, BOOK-KEEPING, SPENCERIAN PENMANSHIP, Plain and Ornamental, of Every Description. Daily LECTURES upon the SCIENCE OF ACCOUNTS; THEORY AND PRACTICE OF BUSINESS; HABITS AND REQUIREMENTS OF BUSINESS LIFE.


Every facility for obtaining a thorough knowledge of all kinds of Commercial Transaction in Theory and Actual Practice.


ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.


This is a distinct graded School for YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, where ALL ENGLISH STUDIES are taught by able and successful teachers. READING, SPELLING, COMPOSITION, GEOGRAPHY,


HISTORY,


ARITHMETIC,


ALGEBRA, and HIGHER MATHEMATICS,


LANGUAGE, and other Sciences, are included in the Course.


TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.


BUSINESS DEPARTMENT,


PENMANSHIP.


One Month, $ 5,00


Three Months, $10.00


ARITHMETIC.


5.00


10.00


BOOK-KEEPING ..


20.00


=


50.00


LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, in all Bryant and Stratton Colleges


.75.00


ENGLISH DEPARTMENT,


COMPLETE COURSE-One Term


$15.00 Business Students $10.00 The reputation of the BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGES is world-wide; the merits of our Institution need no trumpeting by us; our many patrons cheerfully give us envied and enviable recommendations. All persons interested are invited to call or address for circular.


S. A. CLARK, Principal and Proprietor, 13 Court Street, Brooklyn.


MARC. CHENEVIERE,


271 DEGRAW STREET, -


NEAR COURT.


PRIVATE LESSONS IN


FRENCH,


DAILY AFTER 2 P. M.


4


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


South Brooklyn Academy,


COURT STREET, OPPOSITE BUTLER.


A. T. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.


Residence-No. 16 TOMPKINS PLACE.


H. T. CASWELL, Pres't and Treas. H. BOGARDUS, Secretary. THE BIGELOW BLUE STONE CO., Miners, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in North River Blue Stone, MALDEN, ULSTER CO., and 14 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. Flagging, Curbing, Gutters, Sills, Lintels, Tiling, &c., Shipped to all parts of the United States and South America.


JANES & KIRTLAND, MANUFACTURERS OF


Ornamental Iron Work FOUNTAINS & VASES, 8 & 10 READE STREET, Between Broadway & Centre Streets,


FOUNDRY AT MORRISANIA. NEW YORK.


BEEBE'S CELEBRATED COOKING RANGES. JANES, FOX, AND OTHER WARM AIR FURNACES.


5


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


Barstow Elevated Oven Range,


FIVE SIZES.


STOW


BARSTOW HEATING RANGE, Barstow Brick and Portable Furnaces, PARLOR & COOKING STOVES. G. G. HALLETT, No. 230 WATER STREET, N. Y.


6


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


JOSEPH HOEY,


202 Broadway, New York,


Designer and graver


ON WOOD.


THE BEST QUALITY OF WORK


AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.


JOHN WADE'S


Marble Works,


AND MANTEL WAREROOMS,


24th Street, near Fourth Avenue, SOUTH BROOKLYN.


Mantelpieces, Monuments and Head Stones, of every des- cription always on hand.


CABINET AND PLUMBERS' TOPS MADE TO ORDER.


C


.


7


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


ESTABLISHED 1850.


anidar


S. & F. BOYLSTON,


Manufacturers and Dealers in AND ORIGINATORS OF ALL THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF


Children's Carriages.


A LARGE AND CHOICE VARIETY CONSTANTLY ON HAND. No. 102 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.


KRON & BOLINDER, Manufacturers and Dealers in the


u. bat Swedish Washing Fluid,,


THE BEST THING IN THE WORLD.


IT WILL NOT SHRINK WOOLEN GOODS, AND IS WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE ANY COLORED ARTICLES.


Factory and Office-888 Atlantic Avenue, opposite Elliott Place, Brooklyn, ALL RESPECTABLE GROCERS KEEP IT.


8


8


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


1


The Celebrated Knox Fluting Machine.


PATENTCO EV


MRS SUSAN KNOX Nov 20 1866


A. T. Stewart & Co., E. S. Jaffray & Co., Herriman & Morrison. Cochrane, MeLane & Co., Arnold, Constable & Co., O'Sullivan & Greig, S Brill & Co., Miller & Grant,


Lord & Taylor. Dugdale & Co .. Eldridge, Dunham & Co., House of Good Shepherd, New York City Laundry, Empire City Laundry Clark's Laundry, Fifth Avenue Hotel, Grand Hotel,


Brevoort House,


Metropolitan Hotel, St. Nicholas Hotel. Astor House, St. Cloud Hotel, St. James Hotel,


Gramercy Park Hotel, Westminster Hotel, Westmoreland Hotel, Glenham House,


Spingler House, Union Place Hotel,


Hoffman House,


Everett House,


Coleman House,


St. Denis Hotel,


Union Square Hotel.


'THADDEUS DAVIDS & CO.,


Manufacturers of


SEALING WAX, WAFERS,


Writing Inks, Fluid, &C.,


In all their Varieties, FOR THE TRADE ONLY. Nos. 127 and 129 William Street, (WASHINGTON STORES,)


THADDEUS DAVIDS, GEO. W. DAVIDS,


NEW YORK.


MANUFACTORY ESTABLISHED 1824.


3


PATENTED NOVEMBER 20th, 1866.


FOR SALE BY


KNOX & JACKSON, 830 BROADWAY, N. Y. And all Hardware and Houno-Furnishing Dealors.


This Machine is unsurpassed for simplicity, thereby never getting out of order; ease in workmanship, economy of time, labor saving, and less trouble than any other now manufactured. It is recommended by the following parties now having them in use, as being the best in the market.


A F 1


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


J. C. PLATT, PORTRAIT PAINTER 161 MONTAGUE ST., (Room 13.) 1001 IPAINTINGS FOR SALE. A


CAHILL & SHEA, MANUFACTURERS OF THE


PATENT ABLUENT BATH-BRUSH Also, PAINT, KALSOMINE AND HOUSE CLEANING BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. No. 188 FULTON STREET, Bet. Middagh and Cranberry Sts., three Blocks from Fulton Ferry, BROOKLYN.


All Orders put up with safety and Dispatch.


RULEF VAN BRUNT, KAITELTHO CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 430 FULTON AVENUE, near Adelphi Street, BROOKLYN.


Store Fronts, Stores and Dwellings Fitted with Neatness and Promptitude. STAIR BUILDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Jobbing Punctually attended to.


JAMES F. SULLIVAN, Engineer and Machinist WALLABOUT MACHINE SHOP, ES THATIU CLASSON AVENUE, CORNER WALLABOUT STREET, House, 27 Kent Avenue, BROOKLYN.


Manufacturer of all kinds of Rope Walk Machinery, Steam Engines, Steam Lifting and Forcing Pumps and Machinery in general.


ALEXANDER MILLS, MANUFACTURER OF CHURCH ORGANS No. 539 BROOME STREET, Near Varick, NEW YORK.


T. KERNEY. PLAIN AND FANCY BOOKBINDER, NO. 158 FULTON STREET, [Entrance on Cranberry,] BROOKLYN.


Music, Magazines, Periodicals and Blank Books Bound to Order.


0


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


THE


rooklyn Life Insurance Co.


W: OF NEW YORK,


Wita. a paid-up Cash Guarantee Capital and Assets amounting to


$1,800,000.00, And Accumulations increasing.


President, CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK.


Vice-President, ABRAM D. POLHEMUS.


Secretary, WILLIAM M. COLE.


Consulting Actuary, Medical Director,


D. P. FACKLER, DANIEL AYRES, M. D., LL. D.


Offices : S 14I BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.


I59 MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN.


WHICH COMPANY IS THE MOST LIBERAL AND EQUITABLE IN ITS DEALINGS WITH POLICY-HOLDERS ?


This Table, compiled from the Official Reports to the Insurance Department of New York, for 1869, shows the average amount of money paid AS A SURRENDER VALUE to Policy-holders for each $1,000 of Insurance lapsed, surrendered, or forfeited during the year 1868.


Name of Company,


Average Surrender Value.


BROOKLYN LIFE, of New York,


$32 33


Equitable Life,


66


8 96


Globe Mutual,


2 31


North America, "


11 77


Knickerbocker,


26 81


New York Life,


20 56


Widows' and Orphans' Benefit, of New York,


16 41


Manhattan, of New York,


22 84


Washington, 66


7 38


John Hancock, of Massachusetts,


9 52


Universal Life, of New York,


2 52


Continental,


17


In this important test THE BROOKLYN LIFE shows results of far greater beneficence to its Policy-holders than the other Companies ; WHILE IT, ALONE, OF ALL THE COMPANIES ABOVE-MENTIONED, GUARANTEES TO PAY A DEFINITE AMOUNT IN DOLLARS AND CENTS AS A SURRENDER VALUE.


I


THE


BROOKLYN CITY AND BUSINESS


DIRECTORY


FOR


THE YEAR ENDING MAY 1ST, 1871.


CONTAINING ALSO A


STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY AND AN APPENDIX


COMPILED BY GEO. T. LAIN.


PUBLISHED BY LAIN & COMPANY, FFICES : 161 MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN, AND 113 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.


PRICE, $4.00.


J. & R. LAMB, CHURCH FURNITURE,


EMBROIDERIES AND


DECORATIONS


IN COLOR AND GOLD, 59 Carmine St., N.Y.


Sixth Ave. Cars pass the door.


Enti ed according to Act of Congress in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy, BY LAIN & COMPANY, 1 the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York.


PRESS OF WYNKOOP & HALLENBECK, 113 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.


House Furnishing, Dry Goods, Bedding, &c HOFFMAN & WILLIAMS,


Successors to WILLIAM GARDNER, Dealers in Mattresses, Spring Beds, Feathers, Ticks, Bolsters, Pillows Blankets, Comforters, Counterpanes, and Quilts of all sizes. Also Linen and Cotton Sheets and Pillow Cases, or the material by the yard ; Table Linen, Towels, &c.


HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, & PUBLIC INSTITUTION Supplied at the shortest notice, and at much less prices than are usually charged. Goods warranted as represented.


Buying our goods direct from Manufacturers and the Auction Rooms, we are enabled to offer great ind- ments in prices, and the stock is one of the largest and best selected in the city, embracing some of the fu goods to be found.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


HOFFMAN & WILLIAMS, Successors to WILLIAM GARDNER,


244 CANAL STREET, NEW YOR


(DIRECTLY OPPOSITE EARLE'S HOTEL,) Manufacturers of


IRON BEDSTEADS, Hat Stands, Cribs, Hall and Garden Chairs, Settees, Store and P: Stools, Umbrella Stands, Marble Top Saloon Tables, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


NIAGARA FIRE INS. CO. Brooklyn Offices, No. 153 Montague ..... W. D., and No. 45 Broadway, E. D.


THE BROOKLYN CITY AND BUSINESS 3


DIRECTORY. 1870-71.


NOTICE.


Our Advertising Patrons may be found by referring to the Index at the end of the names. We feel justified, after many years' acquaintance, in saying we believe them to be among the very best in their vocations in the cities of Brooklyn and New York.


ABBREVIATIONS, ETC.


acct. accountant ; agl. agricultural ; agt. agent ; al. alley ; art. artificial ; av. avenue ; asst. assist- ant ; bldg. building ; bldr. builder ; B'way Broadway ; c. corner ; c. h. custom-house ; clk. clerk ; col'd colored ; com. commission ; comr. commissioner ; ct. court ; dept. department ; depy. deputy ; E. east ; furng. furnishing ; ft. foot ; gds. goods ; h. house ; imps. implements ; ins. insurance ; insp. inspector ; insts. instruments ; kpr. keeper ; la. lane ; lab. laborer ; manf. manufacturer ; mer. merchant ; mkr. maker ; mkt. market ; n. near ; N. north ; N. Y. New York ; oper. operator ; opp. opposite ; pat. patent ; pl. place ; pres. president ; r. rear ; rd . road ; S. south ; sec. secretary ; sq. square ; supt. superintendent ; surgl. surgical ; tel. tele- graph ; treas. treasurer ; W. west ; wid. widow.


NOTE .- Names marked thus (E) are persons residing or doing business in the Eastern Dis- trict.


Names received too late for regular insertion precede the Street and Avenue Directory.


SEE ADVERTISEMENT OFF SITE NAME.


(A)


Aachbild Duff, milk, h 5th c. 18th


Aalholm Mathias, perfumer, 97 William, N. Y. h 82 Fort Green pl


EAarend Henry, cabinetmkr. Moore n Hum- boldt


EAaron Andreas, turner, h Kosciusko pl. n B' way


EAaron Jacob A., assessor, h 12 Mauger


EAarons Mack, segars, 48 Nassau, N. Y. h 32 Lee av


Abbernetting Elizabeth, wid. h 790 Pacific


EAbbers John, carpenter, h Gwinnett n B'way Abbey John, segarmkr. h 56 Park av


EAbbilee , h Leonard n Meserole av Abbot Charles, carpenter, h 72 Grand Abbot C. R. principal, h 153 Henry


EAbbot Harriet, teacher, h r 115 S. 2d Abbot John, lab. h 338 Columbia


Abbot Thomas W. real estate, 39 Beaver, N. Y. h 250 Henry


EAbbot Walter, harnessmkr. Bowery, N. Y. h 26 Wilson


Abbot William H. salesman, h 233 Schermer- horn


Abbott Ashel, teacher, h 1192 Atlantic av


Abbott Benjamin F. 166 Putnam av


Abbott Chas. W. milk. Lafayette av. n Yates av Abbott E. M. h 117 Hicks


Abbott George, butcher, h 259 Bridge


Abbott George D. clk. h 259 Johnston


Abbott George H. boarding, h 1365 Fulton av


Abbott Hannah, wid. h 153 Elliott pl


Abbott Harrison B. h Lafayette av. n Yates av Abbott Isaiah, veterinary surgeon, N. 2d n Union av. h 2 Conselyea


EAbbott James, bookkpr. h 245 Ewen


EAbbott James J. painter, 147 Eagle


Abbott J. K. steamfitter, h 138 Sands


Abbott Mary, wid. h 61 Joralemon


Kingman & Murphy, Furniture, 93 Bleecker St. NEXT DOOR TO CORNER OF MERCER.


1


NOH AMERICA LIFE INS. CO.


17 Warren St. NEW YORK,


IssueRegistered Policies, which are as safe as a National Bank Note or Government Bond. 72 ABB-ABR 2 ABR -- ACK


INSTITUTE, N.Y.


ElNathan B. roofing, 9 Court and Gowanus anal n Degraw, h 142 Quincy Dott Nathan M. dentist, 3 Greene av Abbott Samuel S. lawyer, 13 Willoughby, h Lafayette av. n Nostrand av


Abbott Theodore H. police, h 179 Lorimer


Abbott Thomas, clk. 65 Fulton


Abbott Warren, teas, 86 Front, N. Y. h At- lantic av. n Troy av


- Abbott Woodruff I porter, h 123 Hudson av Abbott & Co. roofing, 9 Court and Gowanus canal n Degraw


EAbbotte Mary, wid. h Leonard n Meserole av Abcock Harry, matinkr. h Monroe n Stuyvesant av


EAbe Charles, engineer, h 77 N. 3d


Abel Christian C. com. mer. 87 Pearl, N. Y. h 222 Dean


Abel Daniel, clk. h 71 President


Abel Edwin L. shades, 243 Canal, N. Y. h 106 2d pl


Abel Henry, butcher, 282 Court


EAbel R. grocer, 310 B'way


Abele George Rev. 89 Bergen


4 EAbelhans Adam, porter, h 8 Ten Eyck


Abell Henry E. c. h. N. Y. h 81 Clermont av


EAbenrouth Elizabeth, wid. h Whipple n Throop av


Abercrombie Edward, barkpr. h 741 Myrtle av


Abercrombie Elizabeth, h 741 Myrtle av Abercrombie Richard, liquors, h Macomb n 4th av


E Abercrombie , sailmkr. h 131 N. 9th


Abercromby Francis, lab. h 47 Church


EAberle George, cabinetmikr. h r 116 Boerum Aberle John, shoes, 332 Fulton, h 293 Adams


E Aberly , painter, 41 Madison, N. Y.h 128 3d Abernethy Richard, matmkr. h Ellery n Tomp kins av


Abnerthy Ann, wid. h 408 Hudson av


Aborrie Benjamin, clk. h 315 Franklin av


Abraham Abraham, drygds. 285 Fulton, h 2933 Sackett


Abraham Jacob, segarmkr. h 42 Hamilton av Abraham John, bricklayer, h 345 Columbia


Abraham Joseph, lab. h 33 Main


Abrams Margaret, wid. h 300 Hicks


Abraham Mary, wid. h 299 Hicks


Abraham Samuel J. paints, 74 Fulton, h Man- sion house


Abraham Thomas, lab. h Columbia c King E Abraham , 55 Graham av


Abrahams Arthur, shoecutter, h 154 Navy Abrahams George, lab. h 24th n 4th av


E Abrahams Henry, shoemkr. h 42 N. 5th Abrahams Isaac, tobacconist, 40 Front Abrahams James F. driver, 3d av. n 27th E Abrahams Joseph, tailor, 129 Grand


EAbrahams Louis, tailor, h 225 N. 6th


Abrahams Valentine, foreman, h Hampden c Auburn pl


E Abrahams William, mason, h 225 N. 6th Abrams Alanson, butcher, h 180 Adams Abrams Elijah, segarmkr. h 75 Grand E Abrams Isaac, capmkr. h 29 Walton Abrams James (col'd) hostler, h 78 Remsen E Abrams James S. joiner, h Orchard n Calyer Abrams Julianna, wid. h 22 Tompkins pl


EAbrams Seth R. hosemkr. h 301 S. 3d


Abrams Susan, wid. h 262 Gold


Abrams Thomas, driver, h Bergen n Schenec- tady av


Abrams Townsend, meats, 148 Fulton, h 180 Adams


Abrams William, lab. h Marion n Ralph av


Abrams William H. painter, Carlton av. n Myrtle av. h 5 Hunter pl. Park av


EAbt Edwin, carpenter, h 196 Johnson av


EAbt Jacob, tailor, h :22 Johnson av


EAbt Joseph, carpenter, her 118 Graham av EAbt Theobald, mason. h r 113 Graham av Academy of the Visitation, Johnson c Pearl Accort Andrew, carpenter, 268 Throop av Accort Willson, carpenter, 268 Throop av


Ace John, ferryman, h 44 Adelphi


Achebach Jacob, hairdresser, 623 Myrtle av


Achelis Thomas, mer. 118 Duane, N. Y. h 175 Henry


Acheson AlexanderW. physician, 1385 Fulton av Acheson Jane, wid. h 194 Franklin av


EAcheson J. J. physician, h 73 4th


Achison Henry, bookkpr. h 59 President


EAchterrath A. brushmanf. 52 Union av EAckeeson Michael, grocer, 344 1st


EAckely William, h Oakland n Meserole av


Acker Caleb W. shoemanf. 11 Warren, N. Y. h 89 Pineapple


Acker Darrington, lab. h 156 York


EAcker David, carpenter, h r 42 Graham av


Acker Egbert, c. h. N. Y. h 45 Fleet


EAcker Henry C. com. mer. Washington mkt. N. Y. h 8 5th


Acker John, printer, h 185 Nassau


EAcker Joseph, carpenter, h 126 Johnson av EAcker Louisa, wid. h r 42 Graham av


Acker Rodpholf, carpenter, 4 Ellery, h Tomp- kins av


EAcker Ward, builder, 61 S. 8th, h Ewen n Jackson


EAcker Ward, carpenter, h 214 Leonard Acker William, bootmkr. 90 Flatbush av


EAckerley Hiram, bldr. 3d av. c N. 5th, h 241 Lorimer


EAckerly Alanson, restaurant, 11 Grand


F.Ackerly Curtis, fruits, 214 Front, N. Y. h Division av. n 3d


EAckerly George C. fruits, 214 Front, N. Y. h Division av. n &d


EAckerly Isaac, conductor, h Graham av. n Withers


EAckerly Richard, carriagetrimmer, h 203 S. 1st E Ackerman Adam, cooper, h 48 N. 8th


EAckerman George, tuilor, h 56 Graham av EAckerman Morris, cooper, h 89 N. 2d


Ackerman Augustus, baker, 404 Atlantic av


EAckerman Charles, potter, h 23 Dupont


Ackerman Clark H. elk. h 33 Boerum pl


Ackerman Elizabeth, wid. her Butler n Wash- ington av


Ackerman Francis, h 166 Congress


Ackerman George, clk. h 153 Franklin av E Ackerman George, carpenter, h 72 N. 5th Ackerman Gunther K. roofer, 143 Worth, N. Y. h 255 Pearl


Ackerman Henry C. printer, Spruce c. Nassau, N. Y. h 35 Willow


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Ackerman Jacob, carpenter, h 14 N. 7th Ackerman James C. printer, h 35 Willow


Ackerman John H. metals, 282 Pearl, N. Y. h 102 Lawrence


Ackerman John R. clothing, B'way, N. Y. h 96 W. Warren


Ackerman Joshua H. metals, 282 Pearl, N. Y. h 125 Madison


Ackerman Louis J. wid. h 94 Johnson


EAckerman Mary A. nurse, h 17 S. 6th


Ackerman Moses C. salesman, h 45 Clermont av


EAckerman Peter, carman, h Adams n Ever- green av


EAckerman Robert, driver, h 193 3d


Ackerman Samuel A. clk. h 33 Boerum pl


Ackerman Sarah, wid. h Park av. n Bedford av EAckerman Thomas, boilermkr. 271 1st, h Calyer n West


Ackermann Anton, pocketbookmkr. h 62 Union


Ackermann Michael, baker, 79 Hamilton av


EAckerson Thomas, mason, h r 68 N. 7th


EAckert Edward, tailor, h 200 Ewen


EAckert Frank, brassfinisher, h West c Huron Ackins Susan, h 48 W. Baltic


EAckiss Lucretia, wid. h 7 Varet EAckler George, h 50 Powers


Ackley George, carpenter, h 89 Boerum pl


Ackley G. G liquors, 197 York


Ackley James, carpenter, h Marcy av. n Quincy Ackley Samuel, carpeuter, h Marcy av. n Quincy Ackley Thomas, lab. h 69 Hudson av


EAcklier Catharine, wid. h 330 2d EAckman N. tailor, h 94 Graham av EAckon James, lab. h 189 Meserole


Ackwright Abraham, machinist, h 110 Prospect Acor James H. plasterer, h 401 Fulton av


Acor Lewis, plasterer, 402 Carlton av. h Quincy n Yates av


Acres Putnam H. agt. h 63 Dean


Acret George E. trussmanf. 126 Fulton EAcret & Co. trussmanfs. 454 Grand


Adair Mary, wid. h 19 Hudson av


Adair Robert, real estate, h Gates av. n Reed av


EAdam Henry, bootmkr. 179 Grand Adama Francis J. cooper, h 75 Poplar


EAdami Carl, tailor, Morrell n Stagg


EAdams John, watchman, h 80 Leonard Adams Anna, dressmnkr. 324 Navy Adams Benjamin M. (Rev.) h 21 5th


Adams Catharine, wid. h 573 De Kalb av


EAdams Charles, carpenter, h Eckford n Mes- erole av


E Adams Charles Jr. calker, h Eckford n Mese- role av


EAdams Charles H. boots and shoes, 311 Grand Adams Charles R. stoves, 250 Water, N. Y. h 624 Pacific


Adams Coe, cheese, 164 Chambers, N. Y. h 152 Columbia Heights


EAdams Cora, wid. h 158 S. 3d


Adams C. Cushing, silvermanf. 3 Maiden la. N. Y. h 66 Clinton


EAdams C. engraver, h 96 S. 2d


Adams David, publisher, N. Y. h Gates av. n Tompkins av


E Adams Edward, h 87 Rodney


EAdams Edwin, engraver, h Eckford n Mese- role av


Adams Edwin S. printer, Adelphi n Myrtle av. h 59 Ryerson


Adams Elizabeth (col'd) wid. h r 97 High


Adams Francis E. gauger, h 231 Atlantic av Adams Francis J. fish dealer, 271 Court, h 184 Smith


Adams George, clk. h 316 Court


Adams George, finisher, h 53 Graham


EAdams George, patternmkr. h Greenpoint av. n Eckford


Adams George H. publisher, 335 B'way, N. Y.h 167 Schermerhorn


Adams George W. house furng. 197 Fulton av. h 309 Washington av


Adam Gordon C. treas. Hamilton av. c 2d av. h 15th n 3d av


Adams Hamilton, clk. h Fulton av. n Albany av


Adams Henry, com. mor. 9 Old sl. N. Y. h 80 Lafayette av


EAdams Henry, tailor, h 171 S. 5th




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