Brooklyn City and Business Directory for the year ending May 1, 1869, Part 69

Author: J. Lain and Company
Publication date: 1869
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TEN YEAR NON-FORFEITURE PLAN. BY THIS TABLE, A PARTY AFTER THE SECOND YEAR CANNOT FORFEIT ANY PART OF WHAT HAS BEEN PAID.


Thus, if one insuring by this plan for $10,000 discontinues after the second year, he is entitled to # PAID UP POLICY, according to the number of years paid in, viz. :


Second year, two-tenths of $10,000, [amount insured,] amounting to $2,000, with dividend on same for life. Third year, three-tenths of $10,000, [amount insured,] amounting to $3,000, with dividend on same for life, Fourth year, four-tenths of $10,000, [amount insured,] amounting to $4,000, with dividend on same for life Fifth year, five-tenths of $10,000, [amount insured,] amounting to $5,000, with dividend on same for life


And so on, until the tenth annual payment, WHEN ALL IS PAID, AND DIVIDENDE STILL CONTINUE DURING THE LIFE-TIME OF THE ASSURED.


Knickerbocker Mutual Life Insurance Co.


ENDOWMENT POLICIES.


These policies are coming into general request. As a sure and profitable investment for one's declining years, they deserve the attention of all. The sum secured by an ordinary life-policy becomes available upon the death of the assured; on the Endowment plan the amount is received by the assured himself upon his attaining a specified age, while full provision is made for death occurring prior thereto.


A new table has also been prepared, by which the Premiums can all be paid in ten years, and the Non-forfeiture benefit also secured. The dividends of return premiums will be apportioned from the surplus arising from this class of risks, and continue during the existence of the policy.


PAYMENT OF LOSSES.


. In proving the death of a party, it is desirable that affidavits should be procured from the party in interest, the attending physician of the deceased, one or more friends, and the sexton or undertaker having charge of the interment, and in all cases the identity of the party is to be clearly shown. The Company or its Agents will furnish the necessary blanks.


WHAT THE PRESS SAYS :


" An eminently sound and reliable Life Corporation. The management are from among our best business men, and are noted for integrity and honorable dealings. The Company offers the most liberal advantages to members."-New York Observer.


"To a sound pecuniary basis, it unites an intelligent and careful control."-Evangelist.


"None of our Life Companies are making better progress in well-doing."-National Quarterly Review. "We regard the Company as being under excellent management, and in a sound financial condition."- The Methodist.


" Its annual statement exhibits a vigorous growth. It is a safe and reliable Company."-Independent.


"Shows first-class management and ability."-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.


"A good Company beyond contingency."-Tribune.


"Sound, solvent, and affluent."-Wall Street Underwriter.


"The Knickerbocker is in the front rank of American Life Insurance Societies. We can heartily com- mend the office as one worthy of implicit confidence."-Railroad Journal.


"We cordially recommend the Knickerbocker to our citizens for safety, liberality, and fair dealing."- New Orleans Times.


SOME OF THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.


The question is no longer, Shall I insure my life ? but, Where is it to my advantage to insure ?


1. The Knickerbocker is mutual, because profits are divided among the assured.


2. It issnes every desirable form of Policy.


3. It allows the insured to travel and reside in any portion of the United States and Europe, at any and all seasons of the year, without extra charge.


4. It throws out almost all restrictions on occupation from its Policies.


5. Its rates of Premiums are as low as any Company can offer and do a safe business.


6. It is most liberal in favoring Policy holders in payment of their premiums.


7. It will, if desired, take a note for part of the premium, thus combining all the advantages of a note and all-cash Company. This arrangement favors persons of small means, in securing about double the amount of insurance for the same cash payment that can be had in an all-cash Company. It favors capitalists, who can make their money earn more than average interest.


8. Its dividends are added to policies, or applied to reduction of Notes, or payable in Cash if no Note has been given.


9. Dividends have averaged 45 per cent. yearly.


10. All losses are paid promptly.


11. For the benefit of married women it issues policies which are beyond the reach of their husbands or their husbands' creditors. Creditors may insure the lives of debtors.


Life Insurance, for security and further accumulation, is as much to be sought after as the result of our continued daily toil, or the reward of further prudent and legitimate investments.


HOME DISTRICT.


Knickerbocker Mutual Life Ins. Co.


OFFICES.


161 Broadway, New York. 355 Fulton St., Halsey Building, Brooklyn.


ASSETS, nearly . . $3,500,000


Annual Income (1867) 2,050,000


Losses Paid, nearly 1,000,000


Total Am't at Risk over $50,000,000


Every desirable form of Policy issued for any Amount, From $1,000 to $25,000 on a Single Life.


New and Original Features introduced by this Company in 1866,


No Restrictions in Policies as to Travel or Residence in any part of the Civilized Settlements of the United States.


Free Permits to Europe.


No Extra Charge for Army and Navy Officers.


No Extra Charge for Captains and Officers of first-class Steamships and Sailing Vessels Voyaging to and from Ports of the United States and Europe.


No Extra Charge for Railroad Conductors, etc.


H. LASSING, Sup't of Agencies.


Home Life Ins, Co's KNI-KNO


OFFICES, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, 258 Broadway, N. Y.


ASSETS, TWO MILLIONS.


343


KNO


Kniel Henry, lab. h Hopkins n. Throop av EKnieling John, carpenter, h 93 Lorimer


EKniester, Henry, furniture, Franklin c. Kent, h Calyer n. 5th


EKniffin A. S. china, 50 4th, h Milton n. Franklin


EKniffin C. E. china, 50 4th,h 10th n. Union av


EKniffin George, iron, Hunter's Point, h 4 Guernsey


EKniffin T. B. china, 50 4th, h 84 S. 4th


EKniffin T. B. & Co. china, 50 4th


Knight Abram, broker, 7 Coenties sl. N. Y. h 111 Hamilton


Knight Charles, gilder, h 184 Water


Knight Charles, produce, Washington mkt. N. Y. h Classon av. n. Putnam av


Knight David C. broker, 206 B'way, N. Y. h 63 W. Baltic


Knight Eliza B. gents' furng. 89 Fulton


Knight Francis, clerk, h 88 Clinton


Knight George T. carpenter, h Grand av. n. Bergen


Knight Henry, drainpipes, Bond c. Union, h 226 Bergen


Knight Henry H. clerk, h 66 Harrison


EKnight James, confectioner, 138 4th


Knight James, housesmith, h 141 Prospect EKnight John, carver, h 84 10th


Knight John, housesmith, h 141 Prospect


Knight John, machinist, h 112 Smith


Knight John H. grocery, h 192 Bridge


Knight Mary N. milliner, 74 Court


Knight Nehemiah com. mer. Park pl. c. College pl. N. Y. h 66 Harrison


Knight Philip, gasfittings, 62 Gold, N. Y. h 164 Putnam av


Knight Robert, h 343 Adelphi


EKnight Samuel, painter, h Johnson n. Coop- er av


Knight Sarah, wid. dressmkr. 226 Smith


Knight Silas, electrotype, h 259 Raymond


Knight Thomas, lab. h r. 287 Hudson av" Knight Thomas, painter, h Clove rd. n. Baltic KNIGHT THOMAS T. looking-glass and pic- ture-framer, 164 Fulton, h Amboy, N. J Knight Walter, carpenter, h 191 Bridge


EKnight William, broker, 7 Coenties s1. N. Y. h 79 S. 2d


Knight William, lab. h 15 Van Brunt Knight William, stonecutter, h 8 Carroll


Knight William W. mer. 101 Chambers, N.Y. h Classon av. n. Willoughby av Knight & Charles, milliners, 74 Court Knight & Woodward pipemanfs. Union c. Bond Knightly Thomas, lab. h 2 Imlay


Knipschild Hermann, bootmkr. 85} Bridge, h York n. Gold


EKnob Mathias, cigarmkr. 41 Meserole


EKnoblach Eliza, varieties, 15 Moore


EKnoblauch Joseph, moulder, h r. 159 Mon- trose av


Knobloch George, butcher, Smith n. State, h 233 Columbia


EKnobloch Henry, jeweler, h 15 Moore EKnobloch K. wid. h 91 Meserole


EKnocha Frederick, boxmkr. h N. 8th n. 1st EKnoefel G. shoemkr. Division av. c. Marcy av Knoess John C. liquors, 13 Willoughby


EKnoles Catharine, dressmkr. h 119 S. 3d Knoll A. nurse, h Conover n. Dikeman EKnoll Gottlob, grocer, 92 Uuion av


EKnoller William F. carpenter, h Jackson n. Leonard


Knoop Jacob, liquors, Commerce c. Imlay Knoop John H. grocer, Albany av. n. Baltic EKnoop Lewis, cigarmkr. h 61 Johnson


EKnop Herman, cigarmkr. 120 Meserole Knopf Daniel, cabinetmkr. h 1039 Myrtle av FKnoriger Henry, bootmkr. 168 Graham av


EKnorr Henry, umbrellas, 97 Schols EKnorr John, cooper, h 229 Schols EKnoskis Gutlieb, tinsmith, h 176 S. 5th EKnoth J. K. miller, h 50 Myrtle av Knott Patrick, mason, h 222 Water


Knott Robert, jeweler, h 338 Atlantic


EKnought Julius, cigarmkr. h 165 Montrose av


EKnowel Joseph, carriagemkr. h Myrtle n. Central av


Knowel Michael, lab. h Reed av. n. Putnam EKnower Louis, lab. h 76 Marshall


Knowles E. M. broker, 26 Broad, N. Y. h 21 S. Portland av


EKnowles George E. patternmkr. h 6 Meserole EKnowles Henry, moulder, h Dupont n. Union av


EKnowles Hezekiah, clerk, h 258 Division av EKNOWLES JAMES S. drugs, Division av. c. Lee av. h 35 Hamilton pl


EKnowles John, lab. h 174 N. 6th


JOHNSON & MILLER, AUCTIONEERS.


Offices : 25 Nassau Nt., N.Y.


157 Montague St., Brooklyn, EKnowles Joseph, rigger, h Graham av. c. Meeker av


Knowles Margaret, wid. h Conover n. Wolcott Knowles Richard, clerk, Columbia c. Baltic


EKnowles Susannah, varieties, Graham av. c. Meeker av


EKnowles William, carpenter, h 48 Greenpoint av


Knowles William M. teas, 196 Myrtle av


KNOWLTON AUGUSTUS, real-estate, Fulton av. c. Portland av. h 132 S. Oxford


Knowlton Augustus B. lawyer, 341 Fulton, h 132 S. Oxford


Knowlton Charles, real-estate, 1139 Fulton av. h n. Hallon, Fulton av


Knowlton B. A. h 5 Montague terrace


Knowlton Edwin F. h 42 Pierrepont


KNOWLTON STEPHEN, real-estate, Fulton c. Portland av, h 132 S.'Oxford


Knowlton Stephen, U. S. genl. insp. 2d Dist., Sackett c. Van Brunt, h Wyckoff n. 5th av EKnowlton Thomas, porter, h 99 Throop av KNOWLTON & BAKER, lawyers, 341 Fulton


Knowlton & Co. real-estate, 1189 Fulton av


Knox Abraham, cooper, Bergen c. Bond, h 95 Bond


Knox George, cigarmkr. h Atlantic av. n. Flat- bush av


Knox Joseph, ferrymaster, h 34 Powers


Knox Joseph H. machinist, h 34 Powers


Knox J. Suydam, surgeon, Raymond n. De Kalb ay


Kingman & Murphy, Furniture, 93


BLEECKER ST., One block west of .... Broadway, N. Y.


STAR FIRE INSURANCE CO.


Office, 96 Broadway, NEW YORK. ) ASSETS OVER -


$260,000.


ALBERT H. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER & STOCK BROKER, No. 43 PINE ST., N. Y. KNO-KOE 344 KOE-KON


NEW


THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD. Warehouse, 252 Broadway. ) YORK.


Knox William, plumber, 83 Broadway, h 25 ; EKoelseh Peter, glass, h N. 9th n. 4th Wythe av


Knox Winfraid, wid. h Atlantic av.n. Clove rd Knudsen Richard, carver, h 305 Navy


Knudson Gilbert A. shipmaster, h 236 Frank- lin av


Knudson Thomas, h 136 Wyckoff Knuffen Frederick C. shoemkr. 310 Atlantic EKnuth Matilda, wid. h Ist, c. S. 4th


Knutts George, lab. h r. 214 Van Brunt


EKoch Abraham, machinist, h Marshall n. Morrell


Koch Andrew, clerk, h 26 Tillary


EKoch Casper, lager, 156 Mckibben


EKoch Christian H. liquors, Washington c. Huron


EKoch Frank, upholsterer, h 14 Schols


Koch Fritz, tailor, h 309 Atlantic


Koch George, baker, 68 Graham av


EKoch George, tailor, h r. 20 Cook


EKoch Gustav, cutter, h 33 Schols


EKoch G. Dentist, 160 Grand


EKoch Henry, bookbinder, h 125 Leonard EKoch Henry, shoemkr. h 45 Boerum


Koch Herman, bootmkr. Bond c. State


Koch John C. bookbinder, 156 William, N. Y. h 41 St. Felix


Koch John, bootmkr. 271 Clinton


Koch Matthias, framer, h 153 Court


Koch Mayer T. chiropodist, 263 Fulton


Koch Philip, liquors, 3 Willoughby, h Fulton c. Boerum


Koch Samuel, fancygds. 67 Myrtle av


Koch Sebastian, tailor, Thornton c. B'way Koch William, cigarmkr. h 302 Atlantic


KOCH, SONS & CO. stationers, 156 William, N. Y.


EKocher Jacob, locksmith, h 199 Montrose av Kochl John, drygds. Dean c. Buffalo av


Kochler Frederick, shoemkr. h 314 Atlantic


EKodziesen Adolph, furrier, Withers n. Ewen, h N. Y.


EKodziesen Jacob, furs, Gerry n. Harrison av. h Flushing av. n. Harrison av


EKoebel William, lab. h 75 Varet


EKoeble Louis, tailor, h Devoe n. Bushwick av


EKoebler Peter, milk. 147 Boerum


Koechlein John, engineer, h 105 Prospect


EKoef Frederick, tailor, h Remsen n. Bushwick av


Koegler Ernest, shoes, 459 Columbia, h 509 Columbia


Koehl Julius, butcher, 16 Union


Koehler Alexander, shoemkr. h Putnam av. n. Nostrand av


EKoehler Anna, nurse, h 105 Union av


EKoehler George, drugs, 167} Grand


EKoehler Henry, cabinetmkr, h 105 Union av


Koehler Henry F. clerk, h 18 Woodhull


EKoehler Jacob, saddler, h. 13 Schols


EKoehler John, cooper, h 105 Union av


EKoehler Joseph F. oil, Leonard c. Richardson, h 261 Leonard


Koelges Albert, physician, h 131 Sackett EKoeller Charles, tailor, h 106 Graham av


EKoelmyer George, porter, h Skillman n. Gra- ham av


EKoenig Henry, lab. h 45 Stag


Koepke Edward, jeweler, h 368 Adelphi


Koeppel John, marble, 24th n. 5th av. h. 27th n. 4th av


EKoeppen H. M. machinist, Washington c. Mil- ton, h W. Flushing


EKoerner Henry, liquors, 72 Ewen


E Koermer Theodore, liquors, 94 Wyckoff


EKoerosowkey Ignatius, umbrellamkr. h 234 Ist


EKoester Daniel, cabinetmkr. h 114 Mckibbin


EKoetzle Gotfried, cabinetmkr. h 121 Graham av


EKoferl Anthony, jewler, 90 Meserole


EKoferl Henry, watchmkr. 158 Johnson


Kofmann Martin, tailor,h Marion n. Patchen av


EKog Peter, h Meeker av. n. Smith av


EKogley Charles, bookbinder, h 178 Taylor


EKogler Alois, engineer, h 122 Schols


Kohler Barpetta, wid. fancygds. Van Brunt n. Partition


Kohler David, cigars, 233Myrtle av


Kohlar Frederick, seaman, h 56 Van Brunt


Kohler Heery, butcher, Atlantic c. Bond, h Bond n. Pacific


EKohler Joseph, h r. 127 Montrose av


Kohler Samuel, foreman, h 43 Classon av EKohler Valentine, moulder, h 73 Ewen


Kohlmann Augustus, blacksmith, h Chauncey


n. Patchen av


EKohlmann Conrad, h 96 Meserole


Kohlmann William, billiards, Flushing av. n. Kent av


FKohlmeier William, builder, 235 S. Ist


Kohlsaat Ernest W. salesman,h 194 Franklin av EKohn Joseph, liquors, Kent av. c. Clymer Kohn Lewis, windowglass, 58 Hamilton av Kohnstam Herman, whitelead, 5 Tryon row, ' N. Y. h Bedford av. n. De Kalb av


Kohorrt Jacob, blacksmith, h Throop. av. c. Ellery


EKohut Francis, painter, h Eckford n. Meserole Kois Leonard, police, h Greenpoint av. n. Eckford


Kojanowski Adam, machinist, h 970 Myrtle av EKolb Anthony, carpenter, 112 Mckibbin EKolb Augustus, dresser, h B'way n. Cook


Kolb Charles, brewer, Witherspoon n. Yates av Kolb Geo. H. grocer, h Franklin av. n. Warren Kolb Henry, currier, h Park av. n. Schenck


Kolb Joseph, drugs, h Marion n. Reed av EKolb wid. h 62 Mckibbin


Kolbey William, carpenter, h 17th n. 7th av Kolchepp Michael, tailor, h Chauncey n. Ralph av


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Kollaff Louis, machinist, 64 Union


Koller Lydia H. wid. h 54 Sands


EKollman Charles, cooper, h r. 12 Wyckoff


EKollmar Julius, confectioner, h 145 Union av Kollmyer Edward A. fruit, 281 Washington, N. Y. h 66 Nassau


Kolln Jacob, shipmaster, h 43 De Kalb av EKolster Peter, bootmkr. 221 2d


Kolyer Theodore B. Spencer n. Myrtle av. h 23 Clermont av


EKomorniski Eliza, wid, h 169 Fort Green pl


Koelsch Frederick, carpenter, hEllery n, Marcy av | Konan Samuel, carpenter, h 230 Front


WILDER'S PATENT FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. Manufactory, 3d Av., Brooklyn. Warehouse, 15 Cortlandt St., N. Y.


FAIRBANKS'


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Home Life Ins. Co's KON-KOS 345


) OFFICES, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, 258 Broadway, N. Y.


ASSETS, - TWO MILLION3.


KOS-KRA


EKoneng Peter, clerk, h Bushwick av. n. Mes- | Kostenbader Francis, salesman, h 49 James erole


Konenkamp Herman H. liquors, 562 Columbia Koner John H. grocer, 6th c. N. 5th, h N. 5th c. 4th


Koming Daniel, leather, 820 Pearl, N. Y. h 321 Atlantic


EKonig Jacob, liquors, 169 Grand


EKonig Peter H. grocer, Flushing av. c. Bush- wick av


Konigsamen Charles, bootmkr. 131} Atlantic EKonrumphf William, baker, 166 Mckibbin EKonther Henry, hats, 97 Schols


Konvalinka John, furrier, 36 Maiden la. N. Y. h 186 Adams


EKonyon James, lab. h 389 1st


EKoon Willlam lab. h Forrest n. Bushwick av Koons Anna, wid. h 46 Hudson av


Koontz Frederick, watchmkr. h 311 S. 5th


Koop Cæsar, insp. 'h 379 Cumberland


EKoop William, grocer, Washington c. Huron Kooper Henry, grocer, 149 Hudson av


EKoos Chrisostym, organs, Harrison av. n. Walton


EKoos Martin, tailor, Morrell n. Varet


Koos & Dufner, organs, Harrison av. n. Walton Ropankiewicz Alic, butcher, h Court n. 3d pl Kopankiewicz Antoni, butcher, h Court n. 3d pl Kopankiewicz Alic & Bro. butchers, Court n. 8d pl


EKopf George, lab. h 153 Schols


EKopf Henry, grocer, 290 Grand


Kopman Henry, porter, 53 Union


Kopp George O. milk, 128 Bridge, h 139 Sands EKoppel Louis, bootmkr. 126 7th, h 125 7th


EKoppendoffer Charles, baker, Meserole av. c. Eckford


Korwan John, sculptor, h 22d n. 6th av Korff William, broker, h 206 Jay


Korn Henry, varieties, 1078 Myrtle av


Korn Morris, lab. h 58 Atlantic


Korn Valentine, tobacconist, 151 Fulton av


Korn William J. broker, h 112 W. Warren


EKornahrens Harman, woodware, 111 Murray, N. Y. h 48 S. 10th


EKornar George, brassfinisher, h 251 Grand Korneman Frederick, driver, h 228 Schermer- born


EKorner Charles, printer, h 125 Schols


EKorner George, grocer, 49 S. 6th, h 88 3d


EKorner John, lab. h 125 Schols


Kornerr John H. grocer, 5th av. c. 22d


EKornerr John H. grocer, 4th c. N. 5th EKornor Frederick, tailor, h 97 Meserole EKorrow Kelese, shipcarpenter, h Eckford n. Meserole av


EKossman Jacob, butcher, 88 Montrose av


EKort John, fancygds. 92 Graham av


Korte Carrie, fancygds. 60 Flatbush av Korte Frederick, h 352 Navy


Korte Frederick, shipmaster, h 60 Flatbush av EKortz Anthony, carver, h 71 Flushing av EKortz Henry, saddler, h 55 Johnson


Korwan John, sculptors, h 22d n. 6th av Korwan & Maurer, sculptors, 5th av. n. 23d Koslay A. E. insp. h 289 State


Kossmann Peter, butcher, Throop av. c. Ellery EKosta John J. grocer, Java n. Union av -


EKoster Brown, liquors, Franklin e. Huron Koster Casper, saloon, 537 Myrtle av


Kostler Christopher, clerk, h 83 Nevins Koster Fritz, saloon, 537 Myrtle av


EKoster Henry, barkpr. h Franklin c. Huron EKoster James, driver, h Whipple n. B'way Koster John C. butcher, 431 Columbia


Koster F. & C. saloon, 547 Myrtle av


Kotche Robert A. agt. h 5 Madison


EKosthaus Mary, wid. h 35 Mckibbin


Kottmann Adam, clerk, h Van Brunt c. De- graw


Kottmann George H. grocer, Tompkins av. n. Park av


EKotz George, lab. h 80 Moore


EKoubert Frederick, cabinetmkr. 196 Union av Kough Catharine, wid. h Walworth n. Park av Kough Patrick, carpenter, 241 Pacific


EKounts John, lab. h Varet n. Graham av


Kourber Jacob, tailor, h 6 Chambers Kowalski Susan, wid. h 124 State


EKowl Joseph, cabinetmkr. 48 Lorimer


EKoyk Leopold, h 141 Mckibbin


Kraemer Frederick, jeweler, h 21 Wyckoff


Kraft Adam, shoemkr. 312 Atlantic


Kraft Adolph, mer. '59 Maiden la. N. Y. h 223 Degraw


EKraft Christian, baker, Myrtle av.n. Madison Kraft Charles, chemist, 18 Exchange pl. N. Y. h Bedford av. n. Lafayette av


EKraft Charles, lab. h 169 Boerum


Kraft Frederick, clerk, h Bergen n. Grand av


JOHNSON & MILLER, AUCTIONEERS.


Ofices : 25 Nassau St., N.Y. 157 Montagne St., Brooklyn,


Kraft George, book-kpr. h 145 Wyckoff


Kraft George J. paperboxes, 48 Maiden la. N. Y. h 127 Amity


Kraft Henry, chemists, 18 Exchange pl. N. Y. h Bedford av. n Lafayette av


Kraft Henry, coal, 66 Union, h 62 Union


EKraft Henry, lab. h 169 Boerum


EKraft L. T. baker, 164 5th


KraftNicholas, jeweler, 181B'way, N.Yh 49 Carll EKraft Philip, beer, 246 34th c. 11th


Kraft, William, real-estate, h Pacific n. Brook- lyn av


Kraft & Ziegler, coal, 66 Union


EKrage Henry, cutter, h Flushing av. n. Smith


EKrager Frederick, collector, h 75 S. 3d


EKrager Lucien, shoemkr. h 151 Union av


EKraiger Frederick, tailor, h Varet n. Bush- wick av


Krall Henry, butcher, h 2 Flatbush av


EKramer Charles, bootmkr. h Debevoise n. Graham av


Kramer Charles, foreman, h 10 Woodhull EKramer Charles, lab. h 4 Walton EKramer Felix, liquors, 199 Schols


EKramer Fidel, carpenter, h r. 202 Montrose av


Kramer Frederick, watchmkr. h 21 Wyckoff


Kramer Henry, cigars, 244 Van Brunt


EKramer Hugo, scavenger, h r. River n. Harri- son av


Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Cornices, &c. E. BEAVAN, 415 Fulton av., bet. Carlton av. and Adelphi st., BROOKLYN.


B. T. BABBITT


SOAPS, 64 to 74 Washington St., NEW YORK. Manufacturer of SALERATUS, LION COFFEE, WASHING & TOILET


ALBERT H. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER & STOCK BROKER, No. 43 PINE ST., N. Y.


KRA-KUE


346


KRE-KRO


EKramer Jacob, carpenter, h River n. Harrison | Kreemer Adolph, plumber, h 48 E. Baltic av


NEW


THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD. Warehouse, 252-Broadway. ) YORK.


FAIRBANKS' SCALES


,EKramer Jacob, tailor, h 74 Throop av


EKramer John, h 56 Moore


Kramer John, farmer, h Flushing av. n. B' way EKramer John, hairdresser, Whipple n. B' way Kramer Lawrence, tailor, h Throop av. n. Floyd Kramer William, bootmkr. 59} Atlantic


EKramer William, lab. h Bartlett c. Throop av Krancher Frederick, upholsterer, 49 Union EKrank Henry, liquors, 317 1st


EKrank William, clerk, h 32 Wyckoff


Krankheit Charles, coal, 20 Nassau, N. Y.h 138 Hicks


EKrantz Jacob, tailor, h 4 Throop av Krantz Julius, h r. 318 Sackett


Krantz Theodore, drugs, 76 Hamilton av


Kranz George, coppersmith, h 114 Sackett EKranz John, tailor, h 194 B'way


EKraper Conrad, cigarmkr. 198 Johnson Krapp Jacob, lab. h Van Brunt n. Sullivan EKrapp Lawrence, tailor, h 176 Graham EKrapp Thomas, barkpr. 176 Graham av EKrapp William, tailor, h 129 Mckibbin EKraps Joseph, cigarmkr. 154 Montrose av


EKrapsback Nicholas, tailor, h r. Frost n. Ewen


Krass George, hairdresser, 487 Columbia EKrastel Joseph, cigarmkr. 180 Schols Kratz Henry, cooper, h 30 Hampden


Kratzenburg Catharine, wid. fancygds. 75 Sands


EKratzer Conrad, carpenter, h r. Smith n. Montrose av .


EKrauch, Bach & Co. pianos, 243 E. 23d, N.Y. EKraus Adam, rags, h 94 Wyckoff


Kraus Bernhardt, shoemkr. h 408 Atlantic


EKraus Charles, ropemkr. h 36 Stagg


EKraus Daniel, butcher, 227 1st


EKraus Daniel, butcher, 110 N. 6th


Kraus George M. butcher, 122 Hamilton av


EKrause C. F. (M. D.) 8th c. N. 1st


EKrause Frederick, carpenter, h Metropolitan av. n. Olive


EKrause George, butcher, 145 6th, h 6th N.4th Krause Herman, hatter, h 1015 Myrtle av EKrause Joseph, cooper, h Conover c. Dikeman Kraushaar Philip, coal, Congress c. Hicks, h 112 Harrison


Krauth Anna, wid. h 186 Livingston


EKrautler Frederica, wid. h Meeker av. n. Graham av


Kraviss D. K. real-estate, 5th av. n. 12th EKrayer Frederick, tailor, Varet n. Bushwick av


EKreager Christian, porter, h 17 Meserole EKreager Ernest, carpenter, h r. 45 N. 5th EKreamer Coney, grocer, 157 Graham av EKreble Henry, baker, h r. 153 Montrose av EKrebs Anthony, mason, h 17 Smith


EKrebs Frank, glassblower, Gerry n. Throop av EKrebs John, lab. h 185 Montrose av EKrebs John, liquor, 133 Montrose av EKrebs John A. carpenter, h 208 Montrose av Krebs Michael, tailor, h 39 Graham av EKrebs Peter, carpenter, h 86 Wyckoff Kuehn Adolph F. butcher, 107 Court, h 60 Schermerhorn


Kreger William, grocer, 39 Hicks


Krehbiel Jacob, bootmkr. 58 Myrtle av EKrehler Valentine, shoes, Franklin n. India EKreidenmacher Philip, cigarmkr. h 181} Ewen EKreidermaiher Peter, cigars, 39 Graham av


Kreidber Charles W. painter, Fulton av. c. Adelphi, h 425 Fulton av


Kreinbrick Charles, tailor, 221 Fulton av Kreip Joseph, tailor, h 319 Atlantic


KREISCHER B. firebrick, Goerck c. Delancey, N. Y.


Kreiter, John H. locksmith, h Reed av. n. Put- nam av


Kreitler Magdalena, wid. h r. 20 High


Kreitler Ulrich, watchmkr. 40 Hicks


EKrekey Joseph, baker, h 90 N. 2d


Kremer John, lab. h Clinton n. Leonard


EKrener Charles, lab. h 68 Johnson


EKreoper Emanuel, cigarmkr. h 188 2d


EKres Henry, tailor, 101 Meserole, h 162 Johnson


E Krese Kenry, tailor, 162 Johnson


Kresel Francis, bootmkr. 354 Atlantic


EKress Frederick, tailor, h 125 Meserole


EKress Theodore, moroccodresser, h River n. Classon av


EKressell Henry, hairdresser, h 133 Grand


EKressell John, lab. h Graham av. n. Withers EKrestner Ann, tailoress, h r. 127 Montrose av EKrets John A. cigarmkr. 181 Montrose av


Kretschmar Conrad, florist, 980 Atlantic av Kretschmar Gotlieb, florist, 980 Atlantic av Kretschmar Julius, florist, 980 Atlantic av Kretschmar Bros. & Co. florists, 980 Atlantic av EKretzman Diederick, driver, h 127 8th


EKretzmer A. grocer, 214 N. 2d


EKretzmer John, tailor, 197 S. 3d


EKreuscher Christopher, grocer, Cook c. Gra- ham av


Kreuscher John, clerk, h B'way c. Flushing av EKreuscher John, grocer, Johnson c. Morrell


EKreuscher Philip, lager-bier, h Myrtle av. c. Johnson av


Kreutzburg Julius, clerk, h Flushing av. n. Throop av


EKreuzbauer Robert, inventor, h 68 S. 8th


EKrew Mary, wid. h N. 7th n. 7th


EKreverer Henry, shoemkr. 63 Schols


EKey Charles, tailor, h 57 Mckibbin


EKrey Herman, liquors, 142 Division av


EKrey John, h 313 N. 2d


EKrick Charles, florist, B'way n. Grove


Krickel Morris, agt. h Atlantic av. n. Roch- ester av


EKrieg John, tailor, h 31 Stagg


Krieger August, lab. h 243 Pacific


EKrieger Philip, tailor, h 144 Leonard


EKriegers J. P. hairdresser, 117 4th


EKriete Henry, clerk, S. 4th c. 11th


EKriger Barbara, wid. h 202 Montrose av


Kriminger John, varieties, 27 Meserole




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