Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1883, Part 287

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1883
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Number of Pages: 1642

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McCormick Bernard, 25 Flatbush av Merritt George, 208 Middleton Metropolitan, 52 Franklin

Moens Asphaltic Cement Co. 103 Maiden la N. Y New York Roofing Co. 49 Greenpoint av Norris James, 844 B'way Norris William, 136 Park av Otto John M. 453 Grand PATENT BACKED SHEET LEAD ROOF- ING MFG. CO. 201 Montague, 72 Maiden la & 7 Liberty N.Y. Penney Thomas E. 267 Ewen

PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING CO.,

Patent Backed Sheet Lead Roofing and Flashings ; also, Vitrified Tile Roofs.

Leaky Roofs of all kinds repaired and guaranteed from 1 to 10 years. 72 Maiden Lane and 7 Liberty St., N. Y., and 201 Montague St., Brooklyn.

Refer to Messrs. Harper Bros., R. Hoe & Co., and 82 Fire Insurance Companies.

Prince Charles E. r 68 Franklin av Prout William F. 160 Duffield Regan Jeremiah, 379 De Kalb av Rhinehardt Clark D. 298 Manhattan av Seiler John J. 115 Graham av Shute Elisha M. 1003 Myrtle av

E. M. SHUTE, SLATE and GRAVEL ROOFER,

1003, 1005, & 1007 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn.

Smith Lucas, 206 B'way Speh Ferdinand, 657 B'way Stanton James J. Franklin n Calyer Swan Reuben & Son, 89 Union av Trillich Jacob, 42 Montrose av Union Chemical Works, Smith opp. Lu quer & 73 Maiden la N.Y. UJtzig Frank, 102 Manhattan av VAN ORDEN, EDWARD & CO. 201 Mon- tague, 72 Maiden Ja & 7 Liberty N.Y. Vaughan Eleazar S. Bond c Ist

JAMES WHITE, TIN and SLATE ROOFING,

Galvanized & Sheet Iron Work of every description. Gutters, Skylights, and Corrugated Siding; Weather Vanes and Finials; House, Church, and School Ventilators; Heater, Furnace, and Range Work of all kinds.

811 FULTON ST.

*ROOFING MATERIALS.

Gilmour Robert M. 82 John N. Y. Moens Asphaltie Cement Co. 103 Maiden la N.Y.

ROOT BEER.

Dieckmann William, 125 Elm Feltmann Frederick, 1056 Atlantic av Layton Jordan, 45 Greenpoint av Martin Edward L. 313 Kent av Seely Ebenezer, 67 N. Oxford

ROPES, CORDAGE AND TWINE.

Barnett John, 176 Hamburg av Farrell William, St. Mark's av n Buffalo av Luther John F. Grand c Waterbury Morrison Annie E. Ralph av n St. Mark's pl PHILPOTT JAMES, successor to . Vyse, mfr. rawhide rope & sashcord, 94 & 96 B'way

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ROPES, CORDAGE, ETC .- SASHES, ETC.

Ross Robert S. Halsey c Ralph av Tucker & Cartee Cordage Co. 101 Clason av U. S. Twine & Net Co. 210 Fulton N.Y.

Wall's William Sons, Seigel c Bushwick av & 113 Wall N.Y.

Waterbury L. & Co. Waterbury c Ten Eyck

RUBBER CEMENT MFR.

Scaife Thomas, 416 1st E.D.

*RUBBER GOODS.

Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg. Co. 55 Franklin av & 23 Park pl N.Y. Rub- ber Belting, Packing & Hose

*RUBBER HAND STAMPS. N. Y. Stencil Works, 100 Nassau N.Y. Stafford N. 66 Fulton N.Y.

*RUSSIA SHEET IRON IMPORTERS. Phelps, Dodge & Co. 11 & 13 Cliff N.Y.

SADDLERY HARDWARE. Bednall John, 349 Adams

*SADDLERY AND HARNESS.

Aschenbach Charles F. 115 Cham- bers N.Y.

*SAD IRONS. Jesup F. W. & Co. 67 Liberty N.Y. SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES.

Brooklyn City, 177 Montague Long Island, Fulton c Front

The Safe Deposit Company of New York, 140, 142, & 146 Broadway, N. Y. FRANCIS H. JENKS, President. GEORGE H. VOSE, Secretary.

THE FIRST ESTABLISHED IN THE WORLD for the safekeeping of Valuables, Bonds. Stocks, Plate, Jew- elry, Wills, etc. (at $1 a year for $1000 of Bonds), and the renting of Safes (at from $15 to $200 a year) in its Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults.

ROOMS FOR LADIES, With every convenience, separate desks, etc., are provided.

*SAFE MANUFACTURERS.

Cady & Mossman, 100 Maiden la N.Y. Herring & Co. 251 B'way N.Y.

Mittnacht's Safe Co.,

24 Spring Street, NEW YORK. Safes Repaired, Exchanged, Removed, and Hoisted.

SAFES. Hendrickson Ezekiel M. & Sons, 15 N. Ox- ford

Patrick Robert M. iron safesand com- bination locks. Principal office, 116 Chambers ; branch office, 74 Maiden la N.Y.

Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes, (Also successors to L. LILLIE'S SAFE CO.)

Depot : 72 Maiden Lane, New York.

Safes of various makers Opened, Repaired, and Moved, at short notice. Safes of various ma- kers taken in exchange and sold cheap.

S. G. QUIRK.

SAIL MAKERS. (See Awning and Sail Makers.)

SAIL MAKERS' GOODS.

Smith James, r 361 Flushing av

SALT DEALERS.

Bursch Frederick J. W. Hamilton av c Pros- pect av

Hamilton Mills, 16 Atlantic av Hanna John, 232 B'way Martens & Hoag, 16 Atlantic av

Wood John B. Hamilton av c Prospect av

* SALT FISH, WHOLESALE. Johnson Frank E. 86 & 88 Fleet

SALTPETRE REFINERS.

Wolff Ferdinand, 157 13th & 521 3d av

*SAMPLE BOOKS, CARDS AND BOXES.

Win. Evertz & Bro. manufacturers of Sample Cards, Sample Cases, Covers, Boxes, etc., and all articles adapted for the use of commercial travelers, 43 Walker N.Y. Mounting samples of Hamburg Laces, Braids, Buttons, etc., etc., a specialty. Fancy Leather goods. Bookbinding and gilding done at short notice.

SAND AND EMERY PAPER.

Behr Herman & Co. 35 Tiffany pl HOWITT C. B. & BRO. 48 Beekman N.Y. Waddell R. J. & Co. 176 1st E.D.

SAND DEALERS. (See also Building Materials.)

Fitzsimmons Michael, Hamilton av bridge Ryan Nicholas, 557 Smith

*SANITARY GOODS.

Huber Henry & Co. 85 Beekman N.Y. factory 136th n 3d av N.Y.

MOTT J. L. IRON WORKS, 88 & 90 Beek- man N.Y.

SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MAKERS.

(See also Carpenters.) ! Bierds William H. President n 3d av

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SASHES, ETC .- SAW AND FILE MAKERS.

LOUIS BOSSERT, MOULDING AND PLANING MILL, Lumber, Moulding, Sashes, Blinds, and Doors, Ceiling, Siding, Pine and Spruce Flooring, etc., 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30 JOHNSON AVE., Bet. Union Ave. & Lorimer St., BROOKLYN, E.D., And 314 and 316 East 75th St., New York.

BRADLEY & CURRIER, Manufacturers of and Dealers in Doors, Windows, Blinds,

Stair Rails, Newels, Balusters, Frames, Mouldings, Glass, MARBLE, SLATE, & WOOD MANTELS, Grates and Fenders, Crestings and Finials, Plaster Centres, Brackets, etc., etc.,

54 and 56 Dey Street, N. Y.

Diedrick Herman, 86 Boerum pl Dugan A. 1 Clason av

BROOKLYN MOULDING MILL. A. DUGAN, MANUFACTURER OF Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Wood Mouldings, Brackets, Trusses, etc., 1 to 23 CLASON AVENUE, Junction of Kent Avenue, BROOKLYN.

Eddy Elias T. 225 N. 2d E.D. Fithian David, 400 Bridge Hall S. 1760 Fulton Hawkins Geo. A. 34 Clymer & 138 5th E.D. Hunt Benjamin F. & Son, 205 N. 4th Johnston Gideon N. 242 Gold Kenyon & Newton, 528 Union

C.B.KEOGH & CO MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, WOOD MOULDINGS. STAIR RAILS NEWELS BALUSTERS, MANTELS &c No.203. CANAL ST. New York.

SEND FOR PRICE LIST.

Kirk H. & Morgenthaler, 278 Schermerhorn La Rue James S. 191 Sandford Lindsly Charles A. 88 Schermerhorn Lucas Julius, 77 Washington av & 42 Hall Mayer Michael, 11 Cook Mead Henry C. 192 Union av

Rose Thomas J. 235 Ainslie Self Samuel, 142 Manhattan av Stanley & Unckles, Butler n 3d av Stein Conrad, 168 Stagg Tucker John, 504 Carroll

Welsh & Little, Washington av bet Park av & Flushing av Whipple R. F. 22 Bergen

R. F. WHIPPLE,

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, BRACKETS, WINDOW FRAMES, Etc., 20 and 22 Bergen Street, BROOKLYN.

White Prentiss, r 18 Ormond pl White William H. 14 Heyward Young & Gerard, 153 Manhattan av

*SASH WEIGHT MANUFACTURERS. Jesup F. W. & Co. 67 Liberty N.Y. SAUSAGE MAKERS.

Spiegel Andrew S. 304 4th E.D. Ullrich John, 201 Floyd

SAW FILERS AND SETTERS.

Bozard Bernard S. 4 Red Hook la Green Valentine, 48 Gwinnett Kundson Nils, 224 Pacific Mills Alfred H. 431 Graham av Perry John T. 260 B'way

Proctor George, 318 1st E.D. Smith Howard, 549 Manhattan av Spruell Benjamin F. 353 Graham av

SAW AND FILE MAKERS.

Bollas Thomas, 62 Skillman av Boynton Eben M. 36 Devoe & 80 Beekman N.Y. (See adv't, next page. ) Chaffee William, Kingsland av c Meeker av Ibbotson John, 466 B'way

Mack Philip, r 61 Stagg Mancer William H. 358 N. 2d Murcott & Campbell, 130 Freeman & 302 Union av Paul Charles B. 187 10th E.D. Peace Harvey W, Co. 189 10th E.D.

HARVEY W. PEACE CO. (Limited), Vulcan Saw Works Manufacturers of every kind of Patent Ground Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang, Hand, and Butcher Saws, Moulding and Planing Knives, Plastering Trowels, Mitering Rods, etc. Tenth and Ainslie Sts., Brooklyn, E.D. BAND SAWS A SPECIALTY.

Perry John T. 260 B'way Schneider Valentine, 133 Leonard Worrall & Co. 28 Elm N.Y.

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SAW AND FILE MAKERS-SCALES AND BALANCES.

E. M. BOYNTON, President.

C. W. BOYNTON, Vice-Pres.

MANUFACTURED BY

THE NOON-DAY STOVE POLISH.

THE BOYNTON SAW & FILE CO.,

1st .-- It is the Blackest Polish, combined with a beautiful gloss, in the world. 2d .- It is the only Polish which will make a Jet Black lustre on a Red Lid.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF SAWS, SAW SETS, PATENT CROSS-CUT HANDLES, TOOLS AND FILES,

3d .- It is the only Polish which will give a beautiful black polish upon Gray Iron. 4th .- Its lustre remains untarnished after being 24 hours on a red hot stove. Manufr'd by E.M.BOYNTON. 80 Beekman St .. N.Y.

IVO NOON

General Office, 80 Beekman Street, New York.

neglects to supply them, " Send for illustrated price liet.

be enclosed with the Cross-Cut for fifty cents additional. By using my patent file a Cross-Cut may be sharpened at a cost of ten cents, and a Buck Saw for five cents. Agents wanted where the trade

Beats all machines. My new goods are guaranteed unrivaled in speed, durability and ease of sharpening. A six-foot cross-cut Saw, with combined file and set and two Patent Handles, will be sent to any address on receipt of Four Dollars. The universal Pat. sheathed, Pruning and Hand Saw, enclosed in brass-edged

80 BEEKMAN ST.

EM.BOYNTON

"BOYNTON'S SAW73 Were effectually tested before the judges at the Philadelphia Fair, July 6th and ith. An ash log, Il inches in diameter, was sawed off, with a 4} foot light- ning cross-cut, by two men, in precisely 6 seconds, as timed by the chairman of the Centen- nial Judges of Class Fileen. The speed is unprecedented, and would cut a cord of wood in 4 minutes. The representatives of Russia, Austria, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium. Sweden, England, and several other countries, were present, and expressed their high appreciation." Received Medal and Highest Award of Centennial World's Fair, 1876. $1,000 challenge was prominently displayed for six months, and the numerous saw manu- facturers of the world dared not accept it, or test in a competition so hopeless.

PATENT LIGHTNING FILE.

YORI

Saw Set.

Forged Steel

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SAW AND PLANING MILLS. (See also Lumber.)

Bossert Lonis, 18 Johnson av

Deringer Henry, 134 Leonard Eagle, ft Kent Tickett H. E. & Co. 3d on Gowanus canal Long Island, Bond c 3d

Lybby William P. Hamilton av ft Prospect av

Osborne's Samuel Sons, Columbia c Baltic Pease Edward C. 3 Bond

Poole S. G. Kosciusko pl c Bushwick av Schaffer John, McKibbin c Lorimer Solan Michael, 221 N. 2d

White, Potter & Paige Mfg. Co. 415 Willoughby av

SAWDUST.

Gallagher Murty, 9 Withers Metzger Louis, 43 16th

Quinn & Pearsall, 7th c N. 7th SCALES & BALANCES. Fairbanks & Co. 311 B'way N.Y. & 59 Duane N.Y. For chner Charles, 41 Rivington, N.Y. Lauter Bernhardt, r 64 Boerum

PHILADELPHIA SCALE WORKS. RIEHLE BROTHERS, U. S. STANDARD SCALES, 115 Liberty St., New York.

Reinhardt Charles, 72 Stagg

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THE " NEW" LIGHTNING SAW TOOTH.

A Buck Saw blade will

sheath, mailed on receipt of One Dollar.

PHOTO'S BOURLK ELSE PRUNING SAN

N. Y.

Factories, 36, 38, 40, and 42 Devoe St., Brooklyn.

Business

College,

INSTITUTE.

CLASSICAL

ND TELEGRAPHIC

MATHEMAT CAL

EXECUTED WITH A PEN.

192 and 194 FULTON STREET,

BETWEEN ORANGE AND PINEAPPLE STS.,

BROOKLYN.

Being centrally located below the City Hall, all the principal lines of cars pass the door.

Our Rooms are large, with high ceilings, well ventilated, newly refurnished with a sep- arate desk and comfortable chair for each student, and in no place is comfort of the pupil more studied, and his moral training better attended to.

TO THE PUBLIC.

Our aim is to raise the institution to an equal footing with any other in the land. There is no reason why Brooklyn should not possess an institution of learning where all branches, preparatory to a Mercantile or Professional life, may be obtained, as well as elsewhere. There is no reason why our young men should be sent abroad at great expense, when by a little effort, all that is desired may be obtained at home.

Let our intelligent citizens lend us their aid by patronage and encouragement, and we will guarantee as thorough an education as can be obtained in any other place. We cordially invite parents and guardians to call and visit the institution for themselves. You can see our methods of teaching, and then you will be able to judge for your- welves. We do not wish to make any vain boasts, but are determined to give the pub- lie a chance to favorably say of us, "By their fruits ye shall know them."

THE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION

Is to impart to all our students a thorough and practical business education, in the abortest time. at the least possible expense (day or evening).

BRANCHES TAUGHT.

Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Business and Common School Arithmetic, Spelling, Grammar, Rhetoric, Algebra, Geometry, Naviga- tion, Chemistry, Phonography, Telegraphy, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French, and Spanish, or any other branch required to prepare for business.

A WORD TO PARENTS.

Those who intend to give their children a good education, to prepare them for either a Business or Professional life should embrace, at once, the opportunity now offered. The benefits to be derived from this Institution are many and great. The students being at home will thus be under the immediate care of parents as well as of teachers. Large expense is saved, which always accompanies educational training at boarding schools. Those intending to take a complete course should enter at once, so that correct method and habit in such branches as Spelling, Penmanship, etc., may be acquired from the commencement.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Principal of this Institution, W. A. KISSICK, A. M., has been well known for the past 17 years, in the cities of New York and Brooklyn, as a successful teacher, and will be happy to refer strangers, by permission, to gentlemen of the highest literary and social standing ; also to former and present pupils, many of whom he has been instru- mental in placing in positions of honor and emolument.

We have been 9 years in the present building.

LADIES' DEPARTMENTS.

Separate apartments fitted with modern conveniences for Ladies and Misses, where they receive the same thorough instruction as gentlemen, in English and Commercial branches. Ladies prepared for examination as Teachers in any of the branches, at hours to suit.

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. THE BOOKKEEPING

Is thoroughly taught by a practical Bookkeeper. The terms Dr. and Cr. are fully explained ; the nature of entries defined, and journalizing elucidated ; Ledger Titles ; closing and opening books, and balance sheets fully taught. As the student proceeds, every operation shall be thoroughly analyzed, until he is made familiar with all the principles of the science, and enabled to grasp the subject as a connected whole.

COMMERCIAL LAW,

Relating to Contracts, Agency, Collections, Negotiable Paper, etc., is a part of the reg- ular Commercial Course.

TERMS-Three months, $10 to $15. One year, $35.

THE ENGLISH COURSE,

Consisting of Reading, Writing, Spelling, Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic, and Letter-Writing. Merchants and business men will agree with us, when we say that be- sides Penmanship, Arithmetic, Business forms and Bookkeeping-important as these unquestionably are-there are other things, without a knowledge of which, a good busi- ness education cannot be considered as complete. Among these, we would particularly mention correct spelling, punctuation, and a sufficient acquaintance with the rules of Grammar and! Composition as will enable the student to compose either a good letter, business card, or advertisement. For the acquisition of these accomplishments, the ambitious student will find, in our Institution, the most ample facilities.

The full English Course, three months, $10 to $15. One year, $45.

EVENING SESSION.

For the benefit of all those who may be unable to attend during the day, we hold an evening session from 7 till 9 P. M. None too backward or too old to learn, as each student will be instructed separately or privately.

ELOCUTION.

Having secured the services of an Elocutionist of long experience, we are prepared to give instructions in this useful art. Particular attention is given to the training of the voice ; correct pronunciation, articulation, emphasis, accent, etc., are carefully taught. Those having in view the Ministerial or Legal Profession should embrace, without delay, the rare opportunity now offered.

LETTER - WRITING.

This accomplishment has been so much neglected in our Seminaries, that it is rare to find a pupil who is capable of composing even a tolerable letter.

By our system the student is taught, by the rules of grammar and composition, with constant daily practice, how to express his thoughts clearly and concisely. "To the diligent scholar we assure the ability to compose a letter that may be the means o open- ing his way to prosperity and which will reflect credit on himself and his teache s.

PRACTICAL

BANDE

ORNA

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AS TAUGHT

PRACTICED

BY THE PRINCIPAL, W. A. KISSICK.

His success in the past enables him to guarantee all persons great improvement. In removing Stiffness, Crampness, and Trembling of the Hand and making Bold, Rapid, Graceful and Off-Hand writers, he stands pre-eminent. TERMS-One month, $5 ; three months, $10.

COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC

Embraces a complete knowledge of all the essential parts of Arithmetic, such as Com- mon and Decimal Fractions, Percentage, Interest, Exchange, Equation of Payments, Avaraging Accounts, Partnership, Settlements, etc.

Three months, $10 to $15.

NO CLASS SYSTEM.

There being no class system, Gentlemen and Ladies, whose early education has been neglected, will find with us superior advantages for reviewing and pursuing their studies in private. For backward boys this is a rare opportunity, as no pains will be spared to bring them forward as speedily as possible.

DIPLOMAS.

All Students faithfully completing their course shall be furnished with Diplomas, which are often, in themselves, of more value to the Student than the sum paid as tuition fee.

EMPLOYMENT.

Of the large number of Students who have taken a complete Commercial Course at this Institution, not one of them has failed to procure a situation.

Merchants and others who want Bookkeepers, Cashiers, Clerks, etc., Male or Female, will find it to their advantage to call on the Principal ; as none but competent, faithful and trustworthy persons will be recommended. No charge.

PHONOGRAPHY.

Young men and women taught practically Short-hand Writing, fitting them for Verbatim Reporting-one of the most lucrative professions of the age.

ASSISTANTS.

They are gentlemen and ladies of ability and long experience in teaching.

DEPORTMENT.

The discipline of the Institute is mild but effective. We rule by love and not by fear. The Principal and his Assistants appeal to the Students' sense of gentlemanly propriety and behavior ; yet prompt and cheerful obedience will be insisted upon, and no insubordinate person will be retained in the College.

ARDS

SPECIMEN

ALBUM.

FOR

MATHEMATICS

Thoroughly taught-viz .: Algebra, Geometry, Trignometry, Conic Sections, Differen- tial and Integral Calculi.

GERMAN.

Taught by a native Professor, Day or Evening, $15 to $20 per quarter.

Students may be taught in class, separately, or the Teacher will go, if desired, to the residence of the pupil.

Terms for the Full Business Course. Time Unlimited.

Bookkeeping, Writing, Arithmetic and Correspondence,

The above-named Course, with review of Spelling, Reading, Grammar, and Composition,

$ 45

A thorough Course in all the foregoing branches, $75 to 100 65

TERMS FOR 1 OR 3 MONTHS WHEN TAKEN SEPARATELY.

THE LOWEST EVER OFFERED FOR THOROUGH INSTRUCTION.

Writing, 1 month, $5, 3 months, $10. Bookkeeping, per mo., $3, 3 months, $10 to $15 Arithmetic 8, 10. Algebra, 15

Composition, 8. 10. English Grammar, 10 to 15

Telegraphy, 6, 6% 12. German 15 to 20

To any persons who may wish to study more than one of the foregoing branches, a reduction will be made in accordance with the following schedule :

Writing and Arithmetic. 1 month, $ 6, 3 months, $10 to $15 6, 66 15 Writing and Telegraphy,

10 to 15

Writing and English Grammar,

Writing, Arithmetic and Bookkeeping, 6, 12 to 15

Pen Drawing and Flourishing, 35 15, 66

The full Business Course, one year, 35

The full English and Commercial Course, one year,

CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.

Languages taught are the Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, German and Hebrew. Students are taught not only to translate the Latin and Greek into English, but to turn English into Latin and Greek, and that in strict accordance with the laws and idioms of those languages. Day or evening.

Students Can Commence AT ANY TIME, Day or Evening.

College Open for Instruction. Visitors and Applications from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

W. A. KISSICK, A. M.,

192 & 194 Fulton Street, bet. Orange and Pineapple, Brooklyn.

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SCALES AND BALANCES-SCHOOLS.

ROBIDOUX & SON'S STANDARD SCALES,

WEIGHMASTERS' TOOLS, 102 John Street, opposite Cliff, NEW YORK.

SCAVENGERS.

Brooklyn Excavating Co. 50 Court Fleig & Kresling, 36 B'way Seiler Anton, 50 Court & 647 De Kalb av Waetchler John, 101 Gerry

SCHOOL FURNITURE MANUFAC- TURERS.

BAKER, PRATT & CO. 19 Bond N.Y. The "Triumph " Dovetailed Desk.

French & Choate, successors to N.Y. Branch Readers & Writers' Economy Co. 4 Bond N. Y.

SCHOOLS.

( For Public Schools, sve Municipal Register.) Adelphi Academy, Lafayette c St. James' pl Adelphi Institute, 182 Adelphi Athæneum Seminary, Atlantic av c Clinton Bedford Institute, 221 MeDonough Bigelow George N. Atlantic av c Clinton Brackett Mary A. 130 Atlantic av Breath Misses, 468 State Browne's, 304 Fulton

BROWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 304 & 306 FULTON STREET,

COCHRAN BUILDING. Twenty years at 295 Fulton Street.

Brooklyn Heights Seminary, 138 Montagne Bryant & Stratton Commercial Schooi, 44 Court

"BRYANT & STRATTON" COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,

38, 40, 42, & 44 Court Street,

Opposite City Hall, BROOKLYN. Students can enter at any time. C. CLAGHORN, Prin. H. E. GIFFORD, Sec.

Carter Sarah H. 448 5th Chadwick & Pye, 42 Court Cheneviere Institute, 153 Schermerhorn

CHRISTIANSEN INSTITUTE, E. C. Stack- er, principal, 426 Fulton (formerly 360 State)

Claghorn Charles, 38 Court

Clinton Avenue Institute, 392 Clinton av College Grammar School, 44 Conrt

Collegiate & Polytechnic Institute, Living- ston n Court Collins Lewis. 258 Court Commercial, 38 to 44 Court Cone Julius H. 19 Greene av Cook Elizabeth H. 235 Union

Crawford Alethea B. 28 ist pl Crawford Rebecca, 28 1st pl Deane Alfred T. 418 Carlton av Deghuee Joseph, 247 Harrison De Kalb Academy, 770 De Kalb av

FRANK DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL, BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, 198 Washington St., Brooklyn, AND 681 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK.

Dunn Jno Kendall, 173 Atlantic av Fishbough M. E. 167 Taylor French George W. 311 Fulton Friends' School, 110 Schermerhorn Gardner Institute, 45 Ormond pl German American, 154 Montague German Commercial, 170 Pacitic Giraud Theodore, 399 Gates av Goble Florence, 846 De Kalb av Gompert Elizabeth, 351 4th av Graf George, 189 19th

Guiraud Adele, 399 Gates av Hadden Emily J. 144 Park pl Haskins Harriet M. 53 Lee av Hotchkiss Myra R. 429 Clason av Johnston Mary, 73 Powers

Kiesling Margaret, 1035 Gates av

Kip R. W. gold & silver medals & badges, 62 Fulton N.Y.

KISSICK WILLIAM A. 192 Fulton Lafayette Academy, 149 Lafayette av

Lanior Louis, 344 Monroe

Lippmann Marie, 43 Greene av Lockwood Jobn, 139 S. Oxford

Longchamp & Mead, 153 Schermerhorn

Macy Elizabeth H. 62 S. Portland av

Marvin Daniel jr. (Rev.), 149 Lafayette av Merry Sarah, 211 Carroll

Meynen Aruate, 193 State Morehouse Andrew W. 370 Clinton

Nassau Institute, 429 Clason av Ottilie Oster, 62 Carroll

Packer Institute, Joralemon n Court

Payne Jennie A. 1253 Fulton

Popper Hermann, solid gold & silver medals & badges a specialty, 91 Essex N.Y.

Rees A. M. & C. L. 272 Henry

C. H. RIVERS'

School for Dancing,

175 STATE STREET,

Corner of Court Street, BROOKLYN, Open from September 1st to June 1st. Send for Circular.

Robinson Ellen, 351 Dean Robinson Mary A. 90 Johnson I Rogers Phobe, 210 Devoe

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LOCKWOOD'S

LDEMY

RECORD

HONOR.

CKY (OOD'S ACADEMY

SILVER CHAPLET.

GOLDEN CHAPLET.

1473

LOCKWOOD'S ACADEMY,

FOR YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,

139 & 141 South Oxford Street (A FEW DOORS SOUTH OF FULTON ST.)

BROOKLYN, N. Y.

(Principal's Residence, 63 Herkimer Street.)

The Thirteenth Year of this Institution Commences on Monday, Sept. 11th, 1882, at 9 o'clock.

There are no vacancies in the school for those who find it hard to tell the truth ; or boys who use tobacco; nor for those who have any habit of speech or behavior at variance with purity of character.

There is but one regular session, beginning at 9 o'clock and closing at I o'clock. Besides this there is provided an afternoon Delinquent and Study Session. One purpose of this session is to afford pupils whatever assistance they may require to prepare their next day's lessons.

The general aim of the curriculum* in the Primary, Intermediate, and Aca- lemic Departments, is to give the scholar a practical education, much stress being laid upon the ability to write a good letter, properly arranged, correctly expressed and spelled, legibly written, clear and to the point.

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Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1883, Part 287

Author: Lain and Company Publication date: 1883 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1642

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1883
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1642