Lain & Healy's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1899, Part 1

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1899
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Number of Pages: 1984

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Lain & Healy's Brooklyn Directory, 1899 Published by Lain & Healy

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Table of Contents:

Description

PDF page number

Advertisements

2-15

Index to advertisements

17-21

Brooklyn Business Register

24- 31

Late additions

40- 41

Title page

Directory listings

48 -1961

Index to Municipal Register

1966

Municipal Register

1968- 1983

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.

(Successors to THE J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE Co., and THE H. W. COLLENDER Co.)

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE MANUFACTURERS,

NEW YORK: Office and Manufactory, foot 8th Street, East River. Wareroom, 860 Broadway, cor. 17th Street (Union Square).

GRINS UNICH

GRAND UNION HOTEL

GRAND UNION HOTEL, opp. Grand Central Depot, N. Y. City. 1 Travelers and families arriving or leaving the city for business, pleasure, or to visit summer resorts, will find superior accommodations at this Hotel. European Plau, 600 elegant rooms, at $1 and upwards per day. Richly furnished suites for families. Also, rooms for Supper or Dinner parties. Restaurant, Cafe, and Wine Rooms sup- plied with the best at moderate prices. Guests save $3.00 carriage hire, and by handing their baggage checks to Hotel Clerk can have it delivered from this Depot, to their room, in 15 minutes, free of charge.

TAGGART'S IMPROVED MOVING VANS.

TAGGART'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES.

SEPARATE ROOMS FOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS,

591 593 HUDSON ST ABINGDON SQUARE N.Y.

BAGGAGE.

Oldest siost Exten Liet ESTABLISHMENT

wrical Properties & c.

BUSINESS

"NITURE VANS MOVING CITY

TRY

PHOTO ENG. GOIANA

TAGGART'S West Side Storage Warehouses,

591 & 598 HUDSON ST.,

(Abingdon Square, extending to Greenwich Street.)

NEW YORK.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

2,000 SEPARATE ROOMS,

For the storage and safe-keeping of Furniture, Pianos, Baggage, Valuables, and Theatrical Properties. Goods and wares of every description received day and night. Expenses and advances made if required. Largest and handsomest Water-tight Vans and Express Wagons in the U. S., made on our improved principle, for moving furniture, pianos, baggage, etc.

R. TAGGART, Owner and. Manager.

REFERS TO HUNDREDS OF BEST FAMILIES IN BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

N. & P. SCOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES

6 & 8 DE KALB AVENUE, cor. Fulton Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

SHOW CASES IN WOOD AND SILVER

BOUWENS

BOWENS.F.A

TELEPHONE CALL, BROOKLYN, 849.

A Large and Complete Stock of Show Cases, suitable for all Branches of Business, Constantly on Hand.

W. JACKSON & SON,

Manufacturers and dealers in

Plain, Enameled, AND

GERMAN SILVER

Parlor and Chamber

GRATES

AND

FENDERS

No. 246

FRONT STREET, Near Peck Slip,

And 1166 Broadway,

NEW YORK.

ESTABLISHED 1827.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

The first Infirmary that was ever established in Brooklyn with practical remedies for

LAME HORSES.

No. 288 Kosciusko Street, BETWEEN TOMPKINS & THROOP AVENUES, BROOKLYN.

The undersigned wishes to inform the public that after forty years' experience he has attained practical remedies for Lame Horses.

ISAAC SMITH.

Practical Remedy for Sore-Footed, Foundered, Knee-Sprung, Knuckled & Stiff Shoulder, & Short-Tendoned Horses.

OFFICE, 156 WATER ST., NEW YORK.

C. & H. P. Mallory & Co., Pier 20, E. R.

Smith Nostrand, 914 Greene Avenue.

J. & B. Cosgrove, 2 Burling Slip, New York.

E. Greenland, 202 Kosciusko Street.

W. T. Klots & Bro., foot of South 9th St., Williamsburgh.

H. Bullwinkel, 584 Myrtle Avenue.

P. J. Callahan, 962 De Kalb Avenue.

John P. Byrnes, 249 Nostrand Avenue.

Frank Seaman, 257 and 259 First St., Brooklyn, E. D.

Budelmann Bros., cor. Greene and Tompkins Aves., Brooklyn.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

ROLLHAUS' NEW KNICKERBOCKER RANGE, WITH LOW WARMING CLOSET.

OVER 25,000 IN USE. Manufactured by JAMES G. LYON, 248 Water St., New York.

HENRY STEEGER & CO., [Established 1852.] MANUFACTURERS OF

COPPER BOILERS,

Showers,

Bath Tubs,

Closet Pans,

Pantry Sinks,

Foot and Seat Tubs.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Tinned and Planished Copper.

We make our BATH TUBS all weights, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20 oz. and upwards, guar- anteed. EACH TUB stamped thus :

HENRY STE ER 16 oz. 0

WARRAN IT

143 & 145 EAST 31st STREET, NEW YORK.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

FRONT.

|w.w.ZUPPER.] Economy of Fuel & Durability of Bar. [G. t. SMITH.]

W. W. TUPPER & CO.,

PATENT

SECTIONAL GRATE and GRATE BARS

No. 2 Grate.

(For Steamers, Locomotives, and other Furnaces).

OUR PATTERNS ARE OF THE FOLLOWING SIZES:

% in. opening and x% in. iron for Screenings.

******

34 =

. Pea Coal.

Nut Coal.

Grate Coal.

36 "

= = Broken Coal.

Lump Coal.

SEND FOR CIRCULAR of this and other Grates.

Office, 206 WEST STREET, cor. Harrison, NEW YORK.

1866. BROOKLYN WIRE WORKS. 1884. JAMES FORMAN, 127 COURT STREET, Bet. State Street and Atlantic Avenue, BROOKLYN. Manufacturer of all kinds of Useful and Ornamental

IRON AND WIRE WORK

Iron and Galvanized Wire put up for Vines. Wire Gauze Window Shades and Doors. Trellis of all kinds. Hanging Baskets, Flower Stands. Iron and Wire Fences for Gardens, Courts, Offices, etc. GALVANIZED SETTEES AND CHAIRS. GARDEN AND CEMETERY WORK generally. Builders' Sand Screens, Foundry. Riddles, Sieves. Canary, Parrot, Squirrel, and Animal Cages. Strong Guards for Store Win- dows in place of shutters. WIRE CLOTH OF ALL KINDS ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.

Awarded Silver Medal, 1873. Award- ed First Premium (with competition) for WIRE WORK, Artistic Designs and Superior Workmanship, at the Kings Co. Fair in Brooklyn Rink, November 16, 1872.

"The WORKS OF J. FORMAN, 127 Court St., are represented by numerous articles of NEAT DESIGN and TASTEFUL FINISH that form a very interesting feature of the Exposition. The modern use of wire in the construction of many useful and ornamental fabrics has grown into an industry which few people realize when attention is not specially called to it. Wire Trellis, Fences, Vases, Brackets, Cages, Guards for Windows and Basements, Baskets, Flower Stands, and a thousand other things are made at Forman's." -GAZETTE, printed in the Fair, October 21, 1872.

ANY KIND OF WIRE GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

FPER - & CO PATENT

No. 2 Grate.

FRONT.

W.W . TUPPER

Stove Coal.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

FULTON WIRE WORKS.

WOOLEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF

WIRE DESK & OFFICE RAILING

Store and Window Guards,

GILT LETTERED WIRE WINDOW SCREENS,

63 Fulton St.,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Bet. Gold & Cliff Sts., NEW YORK.

M. J. SEELIG & CO.,

SCULPTORSI

FINE ART

BRONZE AND ZING FOUNDRY.

Antique and Modern Statues for Parks, Gar- dens, Fountains, Town Halls, etc.

MONUMENTS FOR CEMETERIES, etc. Religious Statues for Churches & Chapels, ALSO, The Fourteen Stations of the Cross. APOSTLES AND EVANGELISTS. Architectural ORNAMENTS in General.

Established in Europe in 1836.

Established in America in 1851.

115 & 121 Maujer Street, Brooklyn, E. D.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

LAIN'S Brooklyn Street Guide

Contains List of all the STREETS, AVENUES, and PLACES, EVERY CORNER NUMBER, and all the RAILROAD ROUTES.

Just Published, Pocket Edition, 25 cents.

LAIN'S MAP OF BROOKLYN

IS THE MOST ACCURATE PUBLISHED.

Price, 15 cents; Pocket Edition, Cloth Cases, 25 cents. For sale at LAIN'S DIRECTORY OFFICE,, and by Booksellers.

LAIN & CO., Publishers Brooklyn Directory, 10 Boerum Place, Brooklyn.

W. H. LOTHROP,

MANUFACTURER OF

Plain and Fancy

AWNINGS LARGE TENTS TO LET. Horse, Cart, and Truck Covers, Feed Bags, etc. WALL STREET FERRY.

DECORATIONS FOR BALLS, PARTIES, Etc.

Flags of every nation, Flag Poles, Transparencies, Banners, Boat Sails, Hammocks, Bags, Sabbath-School Banners.

CANOPIES FOR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES FURNISHED.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

Patent Improvement in Counter Show Cases, PERPENDICULAR SLIDING DOORS (DUST TIGHT).

Rear View of Case, showing Sliding Door.

Its advantages are as follows : the doors are more conveniently opened and closed ; less liable to get out of repair or broken ; articles are more easily reached in wide cases ; mirrors are more safe; it dispenses with hinges; economizes room ; excludes dust ; and is air-tight, when closed.

Drawings furnished and estimates given for Fitting Stores in Cabinet Work complete. B. & W. B. SMITH, 220 West 29th St., New York. REFERENCES-Gorham Mfg. Co., Rogers & Bro .; Mitchell, Vance & Co., Meriden Britannia Co. ; T. S. Tice, Brooklyn ; M. S. Smith & Co., Detroit, Mich. ; D. Valentine, Syracuse, N.Y .; M.W. Galt, Bro. & Co., Wash- ington, D. C .; Cowell & Hubbard, Cleveland, Ohio ; Marsh & Hoffman, Albany, N. Y .; Edwd. Ridley & Sons, 311 Grand Street, N. Y. ; Duhme & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

H. METCALF,

115 Beekman Street, New York,

Manufacturer of Improved Macgregor's

Ventilating and Heating Furnace,

Carpenter's Elevated Double Oven Ranges, Cottage and St. Nicholas Ranges,

Caldrons and Steam Kettles, Registers and Register Bor- ders, Water Coolers, Baths, Japanned Tin Ware,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LISTS

OF ANY Trade or Profession in the United States, Furnished at Short notice, and at Reasonable Rates.

CIRCULARS ADDRESSED AND DELIVERED.

Lain's Directory Office, 10 BOERUM PLACE, BROOKLYN.

REILLY'S PATENT MOVABLE SURFACE GRATE.

This is the cheapest and most economical Grate in use ; is strong, light, and durable ; cannot warp or twist. Adapted to all kinds of fuel. Gives 50 per cent air surface.

The first cost of a set of these Grates is $2.25 per square foot of furnace, and as the skeletons are practically indestructible, the surface can be replaced for about $1.00 per square foot.

We have a complete set of patterns and can fill all orders promptly.

REILLY GRATE BAR CO., GEO. H. CLARKE, Proprietor, 110 Liberty Street, New York. RICHARD THOMPSON, Agent.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

1845. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 1884. FURNITURE, AND BEDDING. 3:

We are, with but one exception, the only CASH HOUSE on Grand Street. Buying exclusively for cash, enables us to offer our Goods at hard-pan prices. We do not give you cheap goods at low prices, but GOOD GOODS that can be war- ranted. We warrant all our Goods, and never misrepresent any article to effect the sale of it ; in fact, it has ever been our aim to do a strictly honest business, which, in our opinion, is the only way to prosperity. Any goods sold in our store, not found as represented, may be returned and the money refunded. We take pleasure in showing our Goods, should you wish to purchase or not; all are welcome to examine our stock.

We have a Full Line of Body and Tapestry Brussels.

Extra Quality 3-plys. Fine Kidderminster Ingrains, that never wear out. ALL NEW PATTERNS. A Fine Line of Tapestry Brussels at 60 cents.

We make a Specialty of Oil Cloth from 24 cents up.

GILT AND HOLLAND SHADES IN GREAT VARIETY. DINING ROOM FURNITURE. * PARLOR AND BED ROOM SUITS. ** PARLOR SUITS, 7 PIECES, FROM $35 UP.

We Make and Lay Carpets and Oil Cloths in a Superior Manner.

Come and see us, and we will guarantee to please you both in price and quality.

Goods Delivered Free of Expense in Brooklyn, Jersey City, and Hoboken.

STEELE & LINCOLN, 492 Grand Street, New York.

Between Willett and Sheriff Sts., Junction of East Broadway. J. M. STEELE.

J. A. LINCOLN.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

SPEED. SAFETY. COMFORT.

ECONOMY.

Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah.

THE POPULAR ROUTE

BETWEEN NEW YORK AND FLORIDA.

CONSISTING OF THE NEW IRON STEAMSHIPS

CITY OF AUGUSTA, Capt. K. S. Nickerson.

CHATTAHOOCHEE, Capt. E. H. Daggett.

TALLAHASSEE, Capt. Fisher. NACOOCHEE, Capt. Kempton.

SAILING FROM NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH

As per advertisements in New York, Savannah, and Jacksonville papers.

Each Steamship being provided with an ELECTRIC LIGHT, there is NO DELAY IN SAVANNAH RIVER BY NIGHT.

All of the above vessels have been completed since 1877. They are of great strength and speed, and the accommodations for passengers are unsurpassed.

Close connections made at Savannah with the Central R. R. of Georgia, for points in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, with the Savannah, Florida & West- ern R.R., Waycross Short Line, and THE SEA ISLAND ROUTE, INLAND LINE STEAMERS to and from Florida (stateroom and meals included with first-class ticket). Running time between New York and Jacksonville

REDUCED TO SIXTY HOURS.

For circulars and other information, apply to

G. M. SORREL, Agent, Savannah, Ga. HENRY YONGE, Agent, New Pier 35, N. R., N. Y.

HENRY R. CHRISTIAN, General Soliciting Agent for Florida.

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

ESTABLISHED 1835.

JAMES A. WEBB & SON,

165 Pearl Street, New York, Manufacturers of and Dealers in

LOOH L

-AND-

COLOGNE SPIRIT,

WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.

For Sale, Tax paid, or in Bond for Export or for Proprietary use in Bond, in quantities to suit purchasers. Being the Inventors and Patentees of Camphene and other ILLUMINATING FLUIDS, we still retain our Business in

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE,

Rosin, Pitch, Tar, Etc.,

ALL OF WHICH WE FURNISH AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.+

LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.

THE

BROOKLYN LIFE

INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.

A HOME INSTITUTION.

Sound, Safe, and Conservative.

OFFICERS. WILLIAM M. COLE, President.

WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Vice-President. WILLIAM DUTCHER, Secretary.

DANIEL AYRES, M.D., LL.D., Medical Director. D. PARKS FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.

AUGUSTUS FORD,

Counsel.

WM. H. FORD,

OFFICES, 17 Nassau St., New York City.

DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM M. COLE, President of the Company.

WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Iron Merchant and Vice-Pres. of the Company.

General WILLIAM H. LYON, Merchant (U. S. Commissioner Indian Affairs). MICHAEL CHAUNCEY, Retired.

AUGUSTUS FORD, Counsel of the Company.

ARNOLD A. LEWIS, Broker. JACOB K. OLWINE, Retired.

JAMES F. WHITNEY, Shipping Merchant.

DANIEL AYRES, M.D., LL.D., Medical Director of the Company.

GEORGE A. THORNE, Formerly President of the Brooklyn Bank.

JOHN M. FURMAN,

President of the Farragut Fire Ins. Co.

ISAAC CARHART,

Retired.

Hon. FELIX CAMPBELL,

Manuf'r (Member of Congress).

H. B. BRUNDRETT,

Merchant.

BRITON RICHARDSON, Silk Importer.

ALONZO SLOTE,

Merchant (Tredwell, Slote & Co.).

CHARLES T. BARNEY,

U. S. Express Company

E. W. MASCORD,

Merchant.

ALEX. FORMAN,

Merchant.

DANIEL BIRDSALL,

Real Estate.

WILLIAM DUTCHER, Secretary of the Company.

This BOUN s .. .... Of HAROLD and CELIA BAKERMAN

PREFACE.

A half century of strengthening and advancement in all that makes a great city closes in on Brooklyn this year. With a continuance of the improvement and prosperity which has marked the semi-centennial, who can tell what the centennial year will show? But there are a few things making toward completeness which are needed now. We want quick and certain transit : this is of the first importance; and its establishment should be immediate. We have many miles of streets : we should have better pavements. We have the best water: we should have more of it. We have an efficient police : we require more of them. We have a Bridge: it should be free. By the time the second fifty years have passed away all these will be perfected. Now we need measures toward attaining that perfectness. Let us have them as soon and as complete as time will admit of. We took occasion in the Directory of 1880 to refer to the great annual increase in population in our city. There has since been no subsidence of that growth. Taking the rule stated in 1880, based upon the National and State census, it was found, by comparing that cen- sus with the number of names in the Directory, that the proportion of the latter to the former was 427. Adopting that rule this year, we demonstrate that as the Directory of this year contains 161,238 names, an increase of 8,958 names over last year, so the population of Brooklyn is 704,610. Truly a mighty city-and great not only by reason of its population-but as well because it is the city of homes-of good order-of intelli- gence, and of markedly pure and beneficial civic government. May it ever, as it now does, shine forth as a model containing all that makes a great, a prosperous, and a happy com- munity.

BROOKLYN, June, 1884.

This Book Is A Gift Of HAROLD and CELIA BAKERMAN

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ackerman's H. B. Son, coal .. card with name Albrecht C. F. & Son, hats & caps, card with name Aldridge V. passenger agt ... card with name Aleo Miguel, plate glass .... page opp. name Allers D. liquors. .. card with name Allsop Thomas J. machinists, card with name American Encaustic Tiling Co,leaf opp. name Anderson John D. mason .... card with name Anderson M. W. undertaker .. card with name Anderson & Co. pianos,

left top margin every 4th page Armstrong James, plumber ... card with name Ashfield James & Son, masons,

card with name

Associated Southern Railway ... . front cover Ault George W. shirts . ..... card with name Badum John, drain pipes .. .. card with name Balch, Price & Co. hats, etc .. card with name Bates & Johnson, heating apparatus,

leaf opp. name & card with name Beck Fr. & Co. wallpaper,

left side margin every 8th page Bedell Hiram, realestate ..... card with name Beers J. B. & Co. maps ...... leaf opp. name Beiser George H. & Co. realestate, card with name

Bennet S. & Son, undertakers,

card with name Bennett John, undertaker .... card with name Berkshire Life Ins. Co ... inside back cover Bernard August, designer .... card with name Bigelow George N. school. ... card with name Blinn J. H. framemkr .. ... card with name Bommer Lorenz, spiral spring hinge,

Bus. Reg. 3

Booden & Son, varnish. card with name Booth C. W. brassfinisher ... card with name Bossert Louis, sashes ...... .. card with name Bowie John, brassfounder .... card with name Boynton Furnace Co. furnaces,

top margin every 4th page, & leaf opp. name Boynton, Peet &. Co. parquet floors, right bottom margin every 8th page & card 959 Bradley & Currier, sashes ...... Bus. Reg. 4 Bradley & Smith, brushes ... card with name Brand G. K. & Co. realestate.card with name Brass Robert, machinist ...... card with name Brennan & Colligan, coopers. card with name Brewster J. B. & Co. carriagemfrs.

leaf op1 . name

Brooklyn Daily Eagle leaf opp. name Brooklyn Daily Times . leaf opp. name Brooklyn Freie Presse . leaf opp. name Brooklyn Institute card with name Brooklyn Library card in Mun. Reg. Brooklyn Life Ins. Co.

front 14 g card with name

Brooklyn Printing Co card with name Brooklyn Spring Bed Co. .card with name Brooklyn Steam Dyeing & Scouring Co.

card with name

Brooklyn Union Pub. Co. leaf opp. name Brooks George W. drugs . card with name Brown W. S. realestate :. card with name Brown & Patterson, ironfounders

card with name

Browne T. R. school card in Mun. Reg. Brunner & Co. drugstore fixtures. Bus. Reg. Brunswick Balke Collender Co. (The) front 1

Budweiser Brewing Co. (Limited) right side margin every 8th page Bulwinkle John M. stationer .. card with name Burns J.Robert, baths, left side margin every 16th page & card with name Burr & Houston, ironfoundry . ... 436 Burrill W. H. undertaker .... card with name Burroughs H. F. & Co. lime .. card with name Burt E. D. & Co. shoes ...... card with name Butcher Isaiah, wheelwright. card with name Butcher Wm. W. realestate,

card with name & card with " Paul Koch." Butler W. H. safes,

right bottom margin every 16th page Caemmerer Louis, iron ....... card with name Calder James, housesmith ....... Bus. Reg. 6 Campbell James, charcoal. .. card with name Canty Daniel, crackerbaker, card with name Cardwell George C. carpetcleaner, card with name

Carlisle William S. teas .. card with name Carpenter C. H. school .. ..... card with name Carter Alanson, hardware .... card with name Cavagnaro J. & F. machinists ... Bus. Reg. 4 Chapman George W. undertaker, card with name

Chase Wm. D. varnish. ... card with name Cheney & Hewlett, ironfounders, leaf opp. name & card with name Chesebro, Whitman & Glidden, ladders, card with name

Christian at Work, publishers

.. 208

Christie James, publisher,

bottom margin every 16th page Citizens' Steamboat Co ...... card with name Claghorn Charles, school .. card in Mun. Reg. Clarendon Hotel, left side margin erery 8th page & card with name Clarke Joseph F. wagonmfr. card with name Clayton Steam Pump Works, aircompressors card with name

Cloos George, flutes

Bus. Reg. 4

Close J. boxes

card with name

Clunan James, flax.

. card with name

Cocroft's R. Sons, marble

back 1

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Collamore Davis & Co. china, card with name

Collins Charles, steamboilers .. .. Bus. Reg. 2 Collins & Co. printers .. card with name

Colton E. G. dentist .card with name

Colyer Joseph H. coal . opp page 10

Comins & Evans, roofers ... card with name Continental Fire Ins. Co. .card with name Cook Ralph L. realestate. ... card with name Corlis George F. undertaker, card with name & card with " Burrill " Cornell J. B. & J. M. iron works,

leaf opp. name

Cowperthwait Co. furniture .. card with name Curry William, furnaces ...... card with name Dahl H. A. C. baker. .card with name Davenport J. & Son, realestate,

card with name

Davis John, roofer

. card with name

Davis W. B. carriagemkr. . card with name Delmar John, realestate ...... card with name

Demarest A. T. & Co. carriages,

bottom edge of leares

Dessecker Gustavus, carriagemkr,

Bus. Reg. 1

Deterling John, liquors. ... card with name Dickinson C. B. rubbergds ... card with name Dime Savings Bank. ... ... card with name Dobbin John, Schuetzen Park,

card with name

Dodworth Frank, dancing academy,

card with name Doherty John H. realestate .. card with name Domestic S. M. Co .card with name

Dowst John A. cider .. card with name Dubey E. A. painter card with name Du Bois Ithamar, gents' furng.

card with name

Dudgeon J. M. carpet cleaner, card with name

Dupree Sash, Door & Lumber Co. card with name

Dwight Elihu, skivers. .card with name East Brooklyn Furniture Co ..... back cover

Eddy George M. & Co. measuring tapes card with name

Edson Recording & Alarm Gange Co. card with name Ehrenberg Theodor, machinist .. . Bus, Reg. 4 Eiseman J. J. ins. .. card with name Electric Pad Mfg. Co. card with name & card with "Forrest Pad Co."

Elford George & Sons, painters,

card with name

Elmore George B. painter ...

-card with name

Ensell Sarah, oculist,

card with " Ensell" & card with " Price" Eureka Fire Hose Co .card with name Faller John, marble. card with name Farnell Alfred F. bookseller .. card with name Fedderke F. & H. billiard tables, Bus. Reg. 1

Fellows John, screws. .card with name Fischer Henry C. ironfoundry, card with name Fischer P. H. (Mrs. ) furniture ... Bus. Reg. 2 Fishbough M. E. school ...... card with name Forman James, wire. .front 6

Forrester Geo. B. fertilizers. card with name Francis & Loutrel, stationers . back 2 Freeman's Maurice Sons, bldrs.

card with name

Frese Charles, brewer. .card with name Friedmann John, suits. . card with name Friedrick Alphonse, stained glass, back of title

Frost Beers, paperboxmkr .... card with name Gallagher James, tailor ...... card with name Gannon & Hueston, plumbers,

card with name

Garvin E. E. & Co. machinery ... Bus. Reg. 8 Gibbons M. & Son, masons ... card with name Gibson's William Sons, glassstainers,

Gill Phillip H. millwright ..... opp. page 472 card with name

Gillick John, carman. card with name Gillott Joseph & Son, steelpens ... back cover Goudge T. H. furniture, etc .. card with name Graef's H. A. Son, liquors wholesale, card with name

Grand Union Hotel .front 1 Green John H. K. marble .... card with name Gremse F. W. tailor ... .- card with name Grening Paul C. realestate ... card with name Griffith W. H. & Co. billiardtablemfrs.

card with name

Grosch Dr. August, dentist ... card with name Guenard A. machinist. Bus. Reg. 4 Gunther's C. G. Sons, furs -front cover Haas Francis S. & Son, ironfounders,

card with name

Hall S. sashes

Bus. Reg. 5

Hallett G. G. stoves .card with name Halstead Alvah L. jeweler. .. card with name Hand R. H. trunks. .card with name Happersberger P. & Son, wagonmkrs. Bus. Reg. 6

Hardick C. B. steampumps ... card with name Hardy George J. realestate .. card with name Harris & Stilwell, livery .1061 Harrison John, grocer. .. card with name

Harrison W. H. grocer - card with name Hart James H. jeweler. .. card with name Haviland & Sons, realestate .. card with name Hawley O. F. lumber card with name Haynes James A. liquors wholesale, card with name

Healy James B. tailor -card with name Heaney Arthur J.pawnbroker card with name Hegeman Joseph & Co. auctioneers, card with name

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Lain & Healy's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1899, Part 1

Author: Lain and Company Publication date: 1899 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1984

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1899
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1984